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Present Annual Income of Property.
Mode of Distribution. Remarks.
£620 (less Property Tax) One-fifth of the sums at the disposal
of the Trustees is applied
in apprenticing Sons and
Daughters of Poor Parishioners
One other fifth in distribution of
Coals and Blankets
£420 (less Property Tax) The remaining three-fifths are
paid to the Chairmen of the
Parochial National and Infant
Schools in aid of such Schools
(pursuant to Order of the Court
of Chancery, dated 12 December,
1837)
£280 (less Property
Tax)
£299 13 4
Same as that of Freehold Estate
(pursuant to Order of the Court
of Chancery, dated 12, December,
1837)
None
To be held for use of such Schools
£50 per Annum to the Treasurer
of the Girls' and Infants' Schools
in St. Mary, Paddington, in aid
of such Schools
£190 (less Property
Tax)
One Pension of £15 per annum to
a decayed Inhabitant of this
Parish
Ten Pensions of £10 per annum to
decayed Inhabitants of this Parish
£10 10s. 4d. (less
Property Tax)
£165 9 9
By the Scheme approved by the
Master of the Bolls on the 22nd
day of June, 1872, the Trustees
are to apply the Sum of £5 per
annum in keeping in repair the
tablets, tombstones, and gravestones
of Marion Mayne and
others; to pay the Vestry of the
Parish of Paddington the Sum
of i.35 per annum towards the
maintenance in good order of
Paddington Green; to distribute
to poor deserving residents
of Paddington a sum not exceeding
£50 in any one year,
and to grant annuities not exceeding
six shillings per week
each to poor aged persons, residents
in Paddington