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Dickinson's Charity,
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tain covenants with the trustees for the due payment of the rent, the proper cultivation of
the land, the repair and insurance of the houses and buildings comprised therein, a proviso
for re-entry on non-payment of rent or non performance of the covenants, and all other
usual and proper covenants applicable to the property which shall be the subject of the lease.
12. All cheques and orders for the payment of money shall be signed by the chairman
at one of the meetings of the trustees, and by two of the other trustees present at such
meeting, and shall be countersigned by the clerk.
13. The trustees shall appoint as their banker some fit and responsible person or
persons who is or are carrying on the business of a banker, or some joint-stock banking
company, with whom shall be deposited all moneys belonging to the charity, and they may
change such banker as they may see fit.
14. The trustees shall out of the income of the charity make the following annual payments
: that is to say, to the minister of the parish of St. Stephen, Walbrook, in the City
of London, for the time being the sum of 20s., in consideration of his preaching a sermon
in the same church, on Good Friday in the forenoon ; to the clerk and sexton of the said
parish, for their attendance, twenty-pence each, and to the churchwardens of the parish of
Ewell, in the county of Surrey, the sum of 40s., to be by them distributed in the month of
March amongst the deserving poor of the said parish not receiving parochial relief.
The residue of the rents and profits of the charity property shall be applied by the trustees
in providing apprentice fees for poor children, to be selected in regular rotation from
the said four parishes of St. Sepulchre, St. Giles-without-Cripplegate, St. Olave, Southwark,
and St. George, Southwark.
No child shall be selected to be apprenticed whose parent or parents shall within one
year previously have been in the receipt of parish relief.
The premium shall not exceed £20 in any case, and shall be paid in such proportions
and at such times as the trustees shall in each case think fit to direct.
15. The trustees shall preserve in a book a list of the children for whom apprentice fees
shall be provided, containing also the names and station in life of their parents (if any), the
names of the persons to whom the children shall be apprenticed, and the amount and date
of payment of the apprentice fees.
16. A fair and authenticated copy of this scheme shall be kept with the documents
belonging to the charity, and a duplicate thereof shall be sent to the Charity Commissioners
for England and Wales, and the trustees shall from time to time take such steps as they
may think necessary to cause the provisions of this scheme and the purposes to which the
income of the charity is applicable to be known in the said four parishes-
Dated this 12th day of June, 1867.
I approve of this scheme, and direct that the same be filed at the Record Office.
ROMILLY, M.R.
Robert Fowler, Esq., the Vestry Clerk of the Parish of St. Sepulchre, has been
appointed by the Trustees to be their Clerk and Eeceiver.