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1ll
Present Annual Income
of Property.
£620 (less Property
Tax)
£420 (less Property
Tax)
£280 (less Property
Tax)
£299 13 4
None
£190 (less Property
Tax)
£10 10s. 4d. (less
Property Tax)
£165 9 9
Mode of Distribution.
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
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)
Same as that of Freehold Estate
(pursuant to Order of the Court
of Chancery, dated 12 December,
1837)
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
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
By the Scheme approved by the
Master of the Rolls 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
Remarks.