Public charities. Analytical digest of the Commissioners' reports / in continuation of Digest printed in 1832.

  • Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities.
Date:
1835
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Credit: Public charities. Analytical digest of the Commissioners' reports / in continuation of Digest printed in 1832. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    REAL Parish, Township, or Donor Report.—Page. or For what Purpose applicable. Chapelry. Title of Charity. Description. A. R. P. COUNTY OF BUCKINGHAM Langley Marish,con¬ tinued. Lord Palmerston .... Four poor widows.. • • Lady Dorrell ...... To fifteen of the poorest people ....... 2 2 32 Chert. Poor in bread .. 4 0 11 Reddington. Poor’s Allotment .... Ditto. • • 1 j Poor. 10 2 Ditto. Ditto. 19 1 0 Poor stock, or Jackson’s 1 Investment . ... j Poor in fuel. • • Trelawney. Clothing for fifteen labourers and bread .... • • Depree . . . . * . . . Sunday School. • • 27.—141 Lathbury .... Andrews. Securing drains and banks. • • 142 Lavendon .... Church Allotment .... Repairs of Church. 8 3 39 71 Leckhampstead . . Smith ......... School. • • 26.— 83 Lee. Almond. Poor. • • P-^ i> 1 03 Lillingstone Dayrell T. Dayrell.. . Clothing to poor. • « 91 Linchlade .... Unknown. Sermon . .'. • 142 Great Linford . . Sir W. and Lady Prichard . School and almshouses. • • Unknown. Poor.... • • 144 Loughton .... Parke. Repairs of Church .. | 14 3 23 1 { and cottages. J Stokes. • • • • • • t Bynyon . Apprenticing . • • 29 Ludgershall . . . Hart. Ditto.... . • • W. Spier. Coats and gowns for old men and women . . . • • T. Spier.> . Blankets for four poor men and women .... • • 73 Maidsmorton . . . Snart. Weekly Bread .. • • Scott. Apprenticing. • • Poor’s Allotment .... Fuel. 26 0 0 Church Land. Churchwarden’s account. 13 0 Elmer. Clothing .. • • j f School for twenty-four children, apprenticing, pro-] f Nine houses 1 26.-133 Great Marlow . . Borlase. | viding books, &c., and for house of correction,? < and > 1: { and teaching twenty girls lace-making, &c. .J l 64 0 9 J f Six houses ] Oxford-lane Almshouses . For six poor persons. . . .. < and > 1 3 1 0 J Willoughby. Coats and gowns for ten men and women . . . • • Boothby. Ten poor people at Easter. • • : Fryar . Twenty poorest women. • • ' Turville Charity. Poor. • • Islington Charity .... Ditto.. • • Drew. Monthly bread. • • Pendleton. Twenty poorest and oldest people. 7 2 20 Loftin. Apprenticing. | 81 3 34 {Timber average. Davenport. Five widows not receiving relief ....... 9 9 I Cleobury. Clothing and money to decayed housekeepers. . • • II awes. Shoes, &e. for Sunday School. • • 1 Donors unknown .... Poor .... J 5 houses and 1 { 10 3 4 j Lord Wharton. Bibles.. . • • 145 Little Marlow. . . Allanson. Poor in bread. 7 2 2 27.— 72 Marsh Gibbon. . . U nknown ..... JAged and infirm, poor not receiving relief, or ap-1 5 0 0 | prenticing.j 26.— 18 North Marston . . Clock Land .... {Repairs of clock, maintenance of church, and re-1 14 0 0 { lief of poor.J Poor’s allotment. Poor. 12 0 0 27.— 91 Marsworth .... Hill. Poor not receiving relief in clothing, &c. • • Sawell. Poor. 0 3 0 Church Land ..... Churchwarden’s account. 0 2 0 92 Mentmore .... Pratt. Poor. 147 Milton Keynes . . Earl of Nottingham . Ditto. • • 26.— 84 Great Missenden. . Almond. Sermon and poor, or apprenticing. One house Boys, and others .... Repairs of tomb, and apprenticing. J 2 houses and 1 1 5 0 0 J Gregory .. Poor housekeepers not receiving relief. . ... • «