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Financial.
The loan of £800, borrowed of the London and Westminster Bank at 5 per cent., and the
loan of £500, borrowed by the late Commissioners of Pavements of the late Mrs. Arnold, at
4A per cent., still continue.
Charity Estates.
The Accounts of Messrs. Edmond George Dannell and John Woodward Barrett, the
Churchwardens for the year 1803—64, have been audited, and the following is a copy of the
Charities Account:
To Cash received from—
£
s.
d.
Stratford Estate
70
14
10
Plaistow Estate
25
4
10
Smith's Charity
42
5
0
Bennett's Charity
9
0
0
Hill and Bell's Charity
G
0
0
Coat and Cloak Charity
6
0
0
Mrs. Embleton's Gift
5
0
10
£164
5
6
By Balance paid to the late Churchwardens
2
4
3
„ Cash paid for Bread, viz.:—
Killian
5
13
0
Sandwell
10
12
0
Smith
10
12
0
Power
10
19
6
Kegan
10
12
0
Lambert
10
12
0
Colls
10
19
6
Clark
10
12
0
Maret
11
2
0
Andrews
10
12
0
Adams
11
7
6
Farmer
10
17
0
Evans
10
16
0
Fountain
2
19
0
138
5
6
Bennett's Charity distributed in Coal, &c.
9
0
0
Hill and Bell's Charity, Treasurer of Charity Schools .
3
0
0
Coat and Cloak Charity
6
0
0
Mr, Embleton's Gift
5
0
10
Smith and Co., Printing Tickets for Bennett's Charity
0
9
0
£163
19
7
Balance in hand
0
5
11
£164
5
6