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Receipts from Bathers and
1886.
1887.
Washers
£2,953
0
6
£2,975
9
8
£3,013
3
11
Receipts from Poor Rate
1,000
0
0
—
—
Miscellaneous Sources
99
2
8
60
0
11
97
17
7
Total Receipts
£4,052
3
2
£3,035
10
7
£3,111
1
6
Total Expenditure
£4,175
8
7
£2,862
18
3
£2,768
6
2
Excess of Expenditure over
Receipts
£123
5
5
-
-
Excess of Receipts ever
Expenditure
-
£172
12
4
£342
15
4
A vacancy among the Commissioners was occasioned by
the resignation of Mr. Burgess, and was filled by the election
of Mr. James Malin. The three Commissioners who retired
in January by effluxion of time (Mr. Malin, Mr. Styles, and
Mr. Tapping) were re-elected for the usual period.
The thanks of the Vestry were voted to Mr. Burgess, on
his resignation, for the services which he rendered to the
Parish during the period he held the office of Commissioner,
part of which time he was Chairman.
A list of the Commissioners is given on page 12, and a
statement of their receipts and expenditure for the year 1888
and the number of bathers and washers, on pages 122-3.
ARCHBISHOP TENISON'S SCHOOL.
Three of the Trustees of Archbishop Tenison's United
Schools for the parishes of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and St.
James are elected by the Vestry. A vacancy occurred during
the year by the expiration of the term for which Mr. Frederick
Crane had been elected, and was filled up by the unanimous
re-appointment of that gentleman.