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Table: Parish of Paddington Cash Account For the Year ending Lady-Day,1878

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Parish of Paddington Cash Account For the Year ending Lady-Day,1878

Dr. Parochial Receipts.	£	S.	d	£	S.	d.	Cr. Parochial Disbursements.				£	S.	d.	£	S.	d.
Brought over	£91,890	1	11½	117,133	0	10	Brought over				£26,157	5	0	102,311	17	3
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from Her Majesty's Treasury, being amount of contribution by way of Bounty to the Rates on Government properly in the Parish	39	13	8½				Removal of Dust, Ashes, and Refuse.
	39	13	8½				By Paid Messrs. Tildesley and Minter, for Wharf accommodation, and receiving Dust as per contract				300	7	0
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk being the amount received by him from the Book-keeper and Checking Clerk in the Dust Department, for one year's rent of House at No. 10, Amberley Wharves, to 25th December last	6	10	0								300	7	0
	6	10	0				Wages.
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk being the amount received by him from Messrs. Freeman & Co., by Sale of Brown Cart Gelding, as arranged by General Purposes Committee	12	18	8				By Paid Wages to Dustmen, to Lady-day last	1,998	1	11
							DEDUCT.
							Balance remaining in Checking Clerk's hands from last	16	13	4
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from Mr. Hopkins, as a Fine in respect of non-compliance with formal order of Vestry	6	4	0				Balance remaining in Checking Clerk's hands from last	16	13	4
	6	4	0					1,981	8	7
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from Mr. Tippett, as a Fine under the Nuisances Removal\ Act	2	2	0				ADD.
	2	2	0				Balance of Issues this year made to the Checking Clerk (Dust Department) remaining in his hands, and to the credit of the next year's account	11	11	5
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from Mr. Hopkins, as a Fine under the Adulteration of Food Act	1	0	0					11	11	5
											1,993	0	0
							Provender.
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from Mr. Kemp, as a Fine under the Adulteration of Food Act	0	4	6				Provender.
	0	4	6				By Paid Mr. Clarke, for Hay, Straw, Clover, Oats, Beans, &c	1,022	9	0
To Cash received of the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from the Inspector, under the Adulteration of Food Act, for Fees paid by various parties for Analyses made by Public Analyst	4	6	0				By Paid Mr. Clarke, for Hay, Straw, Clover, Oats, Beans, &c	1,022	9	0
							By Paid Messrs. Bennett & Son, for ditto	268	14	6
							By Paid Mr. Withers for Tares and Carrots	8	3	4
							By Paid Mr. Clarke, for Keep of Horses	27	8	3
											1,326	15	1
To Cash received from the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him from the Inspectors of Nuisances in respect of Eight Non-pauper Small-pox cases removed to Small-pox Hospital at Highgate	16	16	0				Veterinary Surgeon's Fees.
							By Paid Messrs. Broad and Woodger, for Veterinary Surgeon's Fees				34	13	9
Carried over	£91,979	15	10	117,133	0	10	Carried over				£29,812	0	10	102,311	17	3