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RE-NAMING AND RE-NUMBERING STREETS,
LIGHTING, SEWERS WORK, AND ROAD WORK.
Particulars as to these matters are given in the Surveyor's
Report.
FOURNIER'S CHARITY.
The thirtoen candidates who were elected and received the gift
this year were:—
Elizabeth Adams, 50, Hare Street.
John Brown, 202, Globe Road.
Samuel Joseph Bruley, 3, Nant Stroet.
Richard Gent, 27, The Oval.
George Gladman, 61, Burnaide Street.
Samuel Harmer, 54, Viaduct Street.
Joseph Harvey, 50, Selby 8troet.
Goorge Holloway, 141, Gosset Street.
William King, 26, Hare Street.
Abraham Laing, 8, Robert Street.
Joseph Miller, 6, Derbyshire Street.
Sarah Read, 17, Scott Street.
Edward Woodbridge, 8, Russia Lane.
LEVERINGTON CHARITY.
Of the recipients of last year, Mary Roberts, Eliza Standbrook,
and William Estall, were dead; Napoloon Payne was also dead,
but leaving a widow qualified. Elizabeth Griffin and Sarah Tillet
had loft the Parish. The surviving qualified recipients of last year
and the widow of Napoleon Payne were elected recipients for the
current year.
Ann Brown, 37, Marion Square,
Caroline Deshaw, 75, Coventry Street,
George Hilliard, 13, Norton Street,
Caroline Mears, 8, Pollard Row,
Ann Smith, 1, Church Row,
were elected out of thirteen candidates to make up the forty
recipients for the year.
A few days before the distribution, James Mason, one of the
elected recipients for the year, died, leaving a widow, and the