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Names and Descriptions of the
Persons in whom the Property Present Annual Income of the Property
Mode of Distribution.
By a deed dated l6th March, The Scheme of the 12th December,
1871, the ground rents of 1837, which regulates the Charity,
the estate were vested in £620 provides that three-fifths are to
the be paid to the Chairmen of the
Rev. J. Moorhouse (now Parochial National and Infant
Bishop of Manchester) Schools in aid of such Schools,
Benjamin Shaw (deceased) one-fifth to be applied in appren-
Charles M. Roche, solicitor ticing Sons and Daughters of Poor
R. C. Greatorex, surveyor £420 Parishioners, and the remaining
Charles Braid one-fifth in the distribution of
Wm. Ellis bread, cheese, coals, blankets, and
other necessary articles
By a deed dated 10th Oct., Same as that of Freehold Estate
1873, the ground rents of (pursuant to Order of the Court of
the estate were vested in Chancery, dated 12th December,
Henry Morris Kemshead, 1837)
J.P. (deceased)
John Wilson (deceased) £280
Robt. Evans (deceased)
Wm. Uiquhart, varnish
manufacturer
Win. Naylor
John H. Hunter
The Paymaster-General on
be half of Chancery Division
of the High Court of Justice £306 0s. 9d.
The Charity Commissioners None To be held for use of such Schools.
£190 £50 per Annum to the Treasurer of
the Girls' and Infants' Schools in
St. Mary's, Paddington, in aid of
such Schools, so long as such payment
does not cause a reduction
in or disallowance of, any Govern-