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Table: Parish of Paddington Cash Account For the Year ending Lady-Day, 1878.3

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Parish of Paddington Cash Account For the Year ending Lady-Day, 1878.3

Dr. Parochial Receipts.				£	S.	d.	£	s.	d.	Cr. Parochial Disbursements.				£	S.	d.	£	S.	d.
The Sewers Rate Account, 1877-78.										The Sewers Rate Account, 1877-78.
Brought over							211,140	13	0	Brought over							194,388	5	6
1877 & 1878. To Balance in hand brought from last year's Account				£1,436	7					Sewers Jobbing Works.
To Cash received from the Collectors, Amount of Sewers Rate collected by them, viz.										By Paid Mr. Neave, for Sewers Jobbing Woeks				1,901	12	0
										Sewers Work.
Arrears of former Rates	95	5	7½							By Paid the General Rate Account, for repair of Roads and Footways over Sewers and Drains				74	1	0
October Rate, 1877	2,118	3	7½
				2,213	9	3
To Cash received from the Vestry Clerk, being the Amount received by him as Contributions for Drain Mouths and Gulley Drains in New Streets				692	11	8				Sundries.
				692	11	8				By Paid the Lighting Rate Account, for supply of Gas to Urinals	25	3	2
To Cash received from the Vestry Clerk, being the Amount received by him from Mr. Roberts, being Contribution to the cost of New Sewer in St. Petersburgh Mews				4	5	0					25	3	2
										By Paid the West Middlesex Water Works Company, for supply of Water to Urinals	50	18	8
										By Paid the Grand Junction Water Works Company for supply of Water to Urinals	19	18	0
To Cash received from the Vestry Clerk, being the amount received by him for the Sale of Old Iron				28	2	6					19	18	0
										By Paid ditto for supply of Water for Flushing Sewers	12	15	0
										By Paid Messrs. Morton & Burt, for Printing	12	6	6
To Cash received from 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 Property in the Parish				1	6	5½				By Paid Mr. Isacke, for Stationery	4	11	0
										By Paid Clerk in Surveyor's Department, for Sundry Pay- ment	11	14	0
										By paid Mr. Parish, for Flushing Boots	5	0	0
										By Paid Mr. Barratt, for repairing Sewer Rods	3	16	6
										By Paid Metropolitan Railway Company, for maintaining and cleansing Sewers connected with the Metropolitan Railway to Christmas, 1877	20	0	0
										By Paid Mr. B. Mold, for making good the drains and paving the Yard at No. 12. Woodfield Place	4	17	8
										By Paid Mr. Pallant, for Repairing Level	1	0	0
										By Paid Mr. Fowler, for Smiths Work	0	18	0
										By Paid Mr. Haynes, for Ironmongery	4	4	0
										By Paid Mr. Sewell for Repairing Wheelbarrows	3	17	0
														180	19	8
										•
Corned over				£4,376	2	4½	211,140	13	0	Carried over				£2,156	12	8	194,388	5	6