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Miscellaneous.
Upon the expiration of the Bermondsey, Rotherhithe, and Deptford Turnpike Trust, in
Novemoer, 1865, the Vestry determined to contract for the repair, maintenance, and cleansing
of the roads then thrown upon them, under the supervision of the Surveyor of Pavements,
and after tenders for the work had been duly advertised for, and obtained, contracts were
respectively entered into with Mr. James Fennings, for the supply and spreading of broken
*toues, and with Mr. A. T. ilobman for cleansing the said roads.
(For particulars of contract, see page 6).
With nMpcct to a further application, made by Mr. Aldred for pehnission to roof in the
building erected by him in Church-street at the corner of Princes-place, the Vestry made
the following ordrr, viz.—"That Mr. AJdrod be not allowed to raise the building or walls in
any wiv, but that the Vestry would not strongly object to a V roof being completed, no works
of any kind being higher than 12 feet 6 inches from the footputh, and the underside of the
kills of the one pair windows of the houses adjoining."
Brought forward
£185
8
7
Hill and Bell's Charity
6
0
0
Coat and Cloak Charity
6
0
0
Mrs. Kmbleton's Gift
5
0
10
Balance due to the late Churchwardens
11
17
9
£214
7
2
By Balance paid late Churchwardens
48
4
4
By Cash paid for Bread, viz:—
10
16
0
Fountain
10
16
0
Colls
10
16
0
Bodley
10
16
0
Lungley
10
16
0
Maret
10
16
0
Killian
10
16
0
Jlohnen
10
16
0
Stiff, Farmer, Colls, and Maret
13
10
0
Power
10
16
0
Ashby
10
16
0
Matthes
10
16
0
Maret
10
16
0
143
2
0
By Bennett's Charity distributed in coal, &c.
9
0
0
By Hill and Bell's Charity, Treasurers of Charity School
3
0
0
By Coat and Cloak Charity
6
0
0
By Mrs. Embleton's Gift
5
0
10
£214
7
2