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Receipts and Expenditure of SPRUNT'S CHARITY (1877).
Dr.
£
s.
d.
Cr.
£
s.
d.
To Balance
1
3
6
By six Widows' Gifts at £1 each
6
0
0
„ Dividends per Mr. R. Foottit
0
3
2
,, Balance
6
8
£6
6
8
£6
6
8
To Balance
6
8
The names of recipients can be seen at the Parochial Offices.
Audited and found correct,
WILLIAM JOSHUA CARR, ]
THOMAS COOPER WILLIAMSON, Auditors.
E. RUMNEY SMITH,
„ Churchwardens.
FRANCIS T. TALBOT,
September 25th, 1890.
The Vestry have agreed to the application of Mr. Stotesbury, the lessee of the Charity
Land at Plaistow, for the grant of four leases of four houses each, and one lease of three
houses, on the north side of Redriff Road; also a lease of two houses in the Stratford Road,
being twenty-one houses in all, at ground rents of 10s. per house, making together
£52 10s., including the land in the rear to the boundary of the property, and such leases have
accordingly been granted.
Mr. John Bulmer, a Trustee of the Charity Estates, has been appointed one of the
Trustees to execute the leases of the Plaistow Charity Land, in the place of Mr. James
Robert Goodhew, deceased.
The Churchwardens having, in pursuance of a Resolution of the Vestry to that effect,
reported that all money which had been lent or expended by the Vestry, in respect of the
Charity Estate at Plaistow, had now been repaid by the Trustees, they were requested to
report to the Vestry if they had any Scheme to submit for the disposal of the Surplus Rents,
after making provision for the customary weekly distribution of Bread to the Poor; and the