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notwithstanding much inconvenience must have arisen from the state of
the streets after the storm, the streets and roads in this parish were dealt
with as speedily and well as those in any other parish or district.
FOURNIER'S CHARITY.
The following were the thirteen candidates who were elected and received
the gift of £10 each:—
Ambrose, John, 2, Gale's gardens.
Beavis, Samuel, 4, South street.
Cherry, Sarah, 40, Warner place.
Dabbs, John, Sen., 47, Seabright street.
Davies, Mary, 1, Ann street.
Gaisford, Maria, 1, St. Peter's square.
Hicks, Thomas, Globe Cottage, Russia lane.
Leach, John, 33, Canrobert street.
Murphy, Martha, 65, Peter street.
Nix, George, 200, Columbia road.
Simson, George, 1, Grosvenor street.
Toole, Robert, 42, Bacon street.
Willson, Elizabeth, 33, Columbia road.
Tho subject of the mode of conducting the annual election of recipients
having been referred to the Finance Committee, a report was brought up,
and regulations as to taking the ballot on future elections laid down.
LEVERINGTON CHARITY.
The 35 surviving qualified recipients of last year were elected recipients
for this year. To make up the number of 40, there were elected by ballot
the persons following:—
Griffin, William, 2, Gibraltar place.
Lindon, Amelia, 42, Menotti street.
Stanbrook, Eliza, 4, Bennett's place, Pollard row.
Thornton, Edward, 174, Green street.
Willis, Alexander, 63, Squirries street.
Alexander Willis, one of the recipients, died after having received four
weeks' payments, and
Mary Ann Bond, of 78, Old Ford road,
who, of the unsuccessful candidates, had the greatest number of votes at the
last election, was elected a recipient in the place of Willis.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS PRECEPT.
The amount required by the Board, to be paid in equal instalments in