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The Committee are of opinion that having regard to Parliamentary
business, and the circumstances surrounding the case, it
would be futile to attempt to introduce any such Bill at present.
Your Committee recommend that, under the circumstances,
the reference to them be discharged, and the Committee dissolved.
The recommendation of the Committee was adopted, the reference
discharged, and the Committee dissolved.
A copy of the accounts of Mr. Churchwarden Dyer will be found
on page 42.
The account was audited and passed at a Vestry on the 18th
September, 1890.
On the 18th September, a Composition Rate at a halfpenny in
the pound was resolved on, and it was made and signed on the 16th
October.
FOURNIER'S CHARITY.
The thirteen candidates who were elected and received the gift
were:—
John Allan, 1, Chilton Street.
Ann Attfield, 26, Parmiter Stroet.
Charles Frederick Binns, 6, Angela Gardens.
John Cooper, 58, Fournier Street.
Edward Downs, 3, Queen Stroet.
Amelia Hart, 210, Cambridge Road.
Philip liaynes, 14, Durant street.
Samuel Robert Higgins, 28, Gawber Street.
James King, 8, Baker Street, Green Street.
Caroline Moars, 8, Pollard Row.
John Mines, 3, Clare Street.
Mary Rawlins, 1, Busby Square.
Ambrose Wiltshire, 38, Edward Street.
LEVERINGTON CHARITY.
Of the recipients last year, Ann Rice, Eliza Tomkins, Jane
Moore, William Morley, and James Mason, were dead. S. E.