Volume 22

Report of the Commissioners appointed in pursuance of two several acts of Parliament; the one, made and passed in the 58th year of His late Majesty, c.91, intituled, "An Act for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities in, England, for the Education of the Poor"; and the other, made and passed in the 59th year of His late Majesty, c.81. intituled, "An Act to amend an Act of the last session of Parliament, for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities in England, for the Education of the Poor, and to extend the powers thereof to other Charities in England and Wales".

  • Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.
Date:
1826-1829
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Credit: Report of the Commissioners appointed in pursuance of two several acts of Parliament; the one, made and passed in the 58th year of His late Majesty, c.91, intituled, "An Act for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities in, England, for the Education of the Poor"; and the other, made and passed in the 59th year of His late Majesty, c.81. intituled, "An Act to amend an Act of the last session of Parliament, for appointing Commissioners to inquire concerning Charities in England, for the Education of the Poor, and to extend the powers thereof to other Charities in England and Wales". Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Aieey, Adam, D.D.; his ffift to the grammar school of Kendal, vii. 479- to the free grammar school of Barton, vii. 569- Airv, Henry; his gift to the poor of Kentmere,—exclusive of Wray West Quarter ; vii. 518. Aish, Henry, Esq.; his gift to the poor of Sowton, x. 149. Aishwick, Parish of; Nicholas Billingsley’s charity, to the poor, for education, to the poor communicants, and to the poor of the Dissenting congre- gation, xiii. 116. Aiskew, Township of; the several charities in this township, vii. 681. Aislabie, The Hon. William, in 1754 ; his demise to the Mahon Dieu in Ripon, iii. 489. Aislabie, William, Esq.; his erection of the school-house at Kirkby Malzeard, iv. 424. Aislaby, Township of, in the Parish of Mid- dleton ; Noble’s rent-charge for the poor, discon- tinued, vii. 74^* Aislaby,Township of,in theParish of Whitby; Tabitha Bower’s gift to the poor, vii. 761,764. Akam, benefaction to the poor of Wei ton, x. 666. Albemarle, Christopher Monk, Duke of; his foundation and endowment of the alms- houses in Newcastle-under-Lyme, xiii. 295. Albert, Mrs.; her gift to the poor of Hackney, xii. 141. Albrighton, Parish of; the several charities in this parish, iii. 246. Albury, Parish of, in Oxford; the school, xii. 219. Albury, Parish of, in Surrey ; the several charities in this parish, xiii. 456. Alchorn, Mrs., in 1711; her foundation and endowment, in con- junction with Mrs. BennetWarde, of the free school in Yalding, for teaching 20 poor children, and in bibles, i. 159. evidence, in the Appendix, i. 249. Alcock, Mary, in 1822; her gift to Dawes’s almshouse in Putney, xiv. 598. Alcock, William; his gifts to the poor of Mollington, and of Farnborough, xii. 218. Aldborough, Parish of, in York, West Riding; the several charities in this parish, iii. 450. Aldborough, Township of, in the Parish of Stanwick; rent-charge for the poor, vii. 669. Aldbrough, Parish of, in York, East Riding; Towrie’s, Bean’s, and Timperon’s charities, ix. 752. Aldenham, Parish of; Platt’s free grammar school, under the management of the Brewers’ Company, i. 78. evidence, in the Appendix, i. 121. further report of his school, and alms- houses, viii. 300. Alder, William, in 1809; his gift, in bread, to the poor of Richmond, xiv. 632. Aldersey, Thomas; his foundation of the free grammar school in Bunbury, and for maintaining a preacher and curate, and for the relief of the poor there, under the care of the Haberdashers’ company, x. 193. Aldersgate Ward ; the school, i. 170. Aldershot, Parish of; Viner’s gift to the poor, xiv. 436. Alderson, Christopher; his almshouses at Grange, vii. 6gi. Alderson, Mr. William ; his gift to the poor of Askham Bryan, X. 71.5. Alderton, Parish of; the church and town lands, Leeson’s cha- rity, and rent-charge, xiv. 215. Aldfield, Township of; George Smith’s charity to the poor, the national school, and in a dinner to the Trustees, iii. 492. Aldgate Ward ; the Charity school, i. 170. Aldingham, Parish of; the several charities in this parish, iii. 181. Aldrich, Walter; his gift, in bread, to 20 poor persons of Longdon, vii. 35a. Aldrick, Mrs. Margaret ; her gift to the poor of Cheam, xiii. 566. Aldridge, Richard, Esq., in 1814 ; his gift, for a sermon, in St. Nicholas’s church, Bristol, in commemoration of Lord Nelson’s glorious victory, off the Cape of Trafalgar, for the repairs of family monu- ments, and to the poor, x. 443. to the minister of Stroud, for a sermon on the 21st of October, and in bread, to the children of the charity or free schools who attend divine service on that day, xiv. 78. for keeping in repair the family monument in Stroud church, and the rails and tomb- stones of the burying ground in the church yard, and in coals, food and clothing, to the poor, xiv. 79. Aldridge, Mrs. Sarah, in 1812; her bequest, to the Independent meeting house, in Stroud, xiv. 80. Aldridge, Parish of; the several charities in this parish, vii. 328. in the chapelry and township of Great Barr, xii. 534. Aldsworth, Dr. Charles, Fellow of Mag- dalen College; his gift to the poor of St. Peter’s in the East, in Oxford, vi. 449. B 3 Aldwokth