View report page

418
SCHEDULE III.
Other Charities exclusively for the benefit of the inhabitants
of the Parish.
The Peckham and Kent Road Pension Society.
Instituted 1834. The design of this Institution is to give
permanent relief without distinction of religion, sect, or country,
to decayed householders, above 60 years of age, who have been
in business in the district of Peckham and the Kent Road, by
granting monthly pensions. Trustees:—J. Borland, Esq.; Rev
E. Lilley; E. Jones, Esq.; R. Pinnock, Esq. Secretary:—Mr.
J. C. Tessier, 34, Nunhead Lane, S.E.
The Camberwell and Dulwich Pension Society.
Instituted 1887. The object of this Society is to grant
permanent monthly pensions without distinction of religion, sect,
or country, to aged parishioners of unexceptional character,
residing within the above Districts, and who have fallen into
indigent circumstances. Trustees:—J. Howard Colls, Esq., 26,
Park Crescent, W.; W. J. Morris, Esq., 91, Camberwell Grove;
J.G. Taylor, Esq., 290, Southampton Street. Secretary:—Mr.
W. J. Eusden, 184, Camberwell Road.