Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Report for the year 1894 made to the Vestry of Saint James, Westminster
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Benefactor.
OBJECT.
By whom Administered.
Annual Income
SOURCE OF
INCOME.
£
s.
d.
10
Mrs. Elizabeth
Dennis Denyer,
1824.
To be divided into seven equal Farts to be
allotted to seven poor Spinsters, not under
60 years of age at the time, of general good
character, constant, when able, in their attendance
at some place of public worship,
and who have never been beggars. The
several said persons when so selected to
receive the said bequests during their
natural lives. The Parishioners of St.
Luke, Chelsea, St. Pancras, St. James.
Westminster, and Christ Church, Newgate
Street, to have precedence, provided the
applicants are equally deserving.
The distribution is made by the
Rector and Churchwardens of St.
Luke, Chelsea, and the Trustees,
of whom the Rector for the time
being is one, in the Vestry Room
of St. Luke's Church, on one of
the first six days of the month of
January in each year, and Notice
of the day appointed is to be
placed on the Church doors one
month previously, and printed
forms may be obtained at St.
Luke's Vestry Room, on any day
after notice has been given between
10 and 12 o'clock.
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0
£6,989 17s. 8d.
The Total
income is
£192 4s. 5d.
but this
Parish has
no interest
in £83 2s.
8d. thereof.
Consols.
11
Ann Margaret
Forster. 1836,
To repair vault-tomb and railing in the
burial ground of St. James's Chapel in the
Hampstead Road, and to paint the railing
enclosing the same, annually—the remainder
to be distributed on the 25tli March,
in each year, amongst six poor deserving
Women.
The Rector for the time being.
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4
4
£444 8s. lid.
Consols.