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St Giles (Camberwell) 1890

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Camberwell]

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Section 39.
After providing an additional capital sum of
£4,000 for the Upper School, henceforth to be
called Dulwich College, and a sum of £12,000 for erecting
a new building for the Lower School henceforth to be called
Alleyn's School, and £6,000 for erecting a new building for
the James Allen's Girls' School, the remaining net income
was to be employed for educational purposes as follows:
Section 40.
1 £500 per annum to Chapel Endowment.
2 £4,000 „ „ Dulwich College.
.3 £1,000 „ „ Alleyn's School (now
increased to £1,100)
4 £300 „ „ Dulwich College
ture Gallery.
5 £500 „ „ James Allen's Girls'
School.
Section 43.
6
£500 „ for the Parish of St. Saviour.
£500 „ „ „ St.Botolph.
£500 „ „ „ St. Luke.
7 To provide within 10 years a capital sum of:—
Section 42.
(a) £15,000 for the Parish of St. Saviour,
(b) £50,000 for the Joint Parishes of St.
Botolph and St. Luke.
This last amount has been, by an Amending
Scheme, dated May, 1891, commuted for a
capital sum of £5,000, and an Annual
Payment of £1,350 to the Central Foundation
School, which together with £1,000
above, now receives an annual payment of
£2,350.