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required to afford out-treatment to all poor persons resident
in any of the five parishes, who may be sent by the
Trustees. Parishioners requiring hospital treatment may
obtain letters at any time during office hours, on application
at the Vestry Hall. Four Trustees are appointed on
the nomination of the Vestry, the present Trustees being
Messrs. Angold, Scarlett, Walker and Truman. The Clerk
to the Trustees is Mr. C. Isaacson, of 16, Houghton Street,
w.c.
A copy of the Accounts of this Charity is given on
page 158.
Samuel Jackson.
The Income (£71 10s.) arising from this bequest was, by
a scheme of the Charity Commissioners, directed to be
applied in contributing to the funds of any Convalescent
Hospital, for the reception, treatment, and maintenance of
deserving poor persons of either sex who shall have
partially recovered from, but shall still be incapacitated to
some extent by, the effects of accident, injury or sickness,
with the object of promoting their complete restoration to
health. The Charity is administered by the Rector,
Churchwardens, and Overseers for the time being.
Applications for letters to be made any week-day morning
to the Clerk of the Trustees, Mr. Redman, at St. James's
Church Vestry, Piccadilly.
A copy of the Accounts of this Charity is given on
page 162.
Alice Knightsbridge and Others.
The income (£56 14s. 8d.) derivable from the above
bequests, is at the disposal of the Rector and Churchwardens
for the time being.