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the representatives informed the Vestry that the Commissioners
had agreed to accept £200 in discharge of the duty. of this, £100
was paid by Mr. Fournier's representatives, and the other £100
was raised, by the authority of the Charity Commissioners, out of
the Trust Fund.
The thirteen candidates who were elected and received the gift
were:—
Mrs. Esther Beckwith, 17, Robert Street, Hart's Lane.
Mr. Charles Blogg, 9, George Street, Old Bethnal Green Road.
Mr. James Clark, 42, Orange Street.
Mr. Joseph Cole, 19, Ames Street.
Mr. John Connell, 15, Wellington Place.
Mr. George Delaforce, King's Cottage, Bonner Street.
Mr. George Fuller, 13, Pollard Row.
Mr. James Gayes, 58, Mape Street.
Mr. John Gill, 48, Mount Street.
Mr. George Holyome, 14, George Street, Turin Street.
Mr. Benjamin Jones, 44, Hart's Lane.
Mr. Thomas Phillips, 45, Roman Road.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eleanor Roberts, 214, Columbia Road.
LEVERINGTON CHARITY.
Of the recipients last year, it was found that Amelia Linden and
Sarah Cherry were dead; that Edward Fox was dead, leaving a
widow in the workhouse; and that William Vandome, Charles
Pope, and William Towne were also dead, but each leaving a widow
qualified to receive the gift, and that each of the other recipients
last year remained qualified and eligible. The surviving qualified
recipients of last year and the widows of the deceased recipients—
Vandome, Pope, and Towne—were elected recipients for this year,
and Matilda Connell, of 30, Menotti Street, Sarah Wakerley, of
19, Cordova Road, and Mary Webb, of 30, Mansford Street, were
also elected, out of fifteen candidates, recipients for this year.
FOOD AND DRUGS' ACTS.
The Quarterly Reports of the Public Analyst for the year ended
Lady Day, 1887, will be found on page 26.