read And no other Candidate appearing they were severally put up
the Election fell on the said Edward Rogers< no role > who was there upon
declared by the Churchwardens duly elected Master of the
Workhouse for the remaining part of the Year subject however
to the Resolutions and on the Terms and Conditions aforementioned
The Churchwardens stated to the Vestry that there were
two Years Arrears of Price and Owen's Gift due to the Parish
for which many ineffectual Applications had been made to
Mr. Acton the Landlord of the Premises which are subjected to
the Payment of the said Gift And also to his Rent Gatherer
Mr. SealyThe following Persons were appointed a
Committee to meet to enquire into the Reason of the Refusal or
Neglect to pay said Arrears and to consider of the Proper
Steps to be taken for enforcing the payment of them and to
report to a future Vestry Viz The Churchwardens Mr.
Benjamin Bunn< no role > Senior Mr. William Coles< no role > Mr. John White< no role >
Mr. John Berney< no role > and Mr. Robert Atkinson< no role >

At a Meeting of the Churchwardens
Overseers of the Poor and Vestrymen held in the Vestry
on Wednesday the 22nd day of June 1791

Mr. Thomas King Thompson< no role > Churchwarden

Mr. Joseph Beardmore< no role >
Mr. Reader Wilkinson< no role > } Overseers

Mr. Thomas Tucker< no role > Mr. Thomas Walker< no role > Mr. John Chamberlain< no role >
Mr. Joseph Scales< no role > Mr. Francis Pearse< no role > Mr. Andrew Robson< no role >
Mr. James Love< no role > Mr. Nicholas Thomas Nash< no role > Mr. Henry Cundell< no role >
Mr. Thomas Savill< no role > Mr. John White< no role > Mr. John Rea< no role >

The Churchwardens Overseers of the Poor and Vestrymen now met
ascertained the Sum of Six hundred and fifty pounds to be assessed
within the Limits of this Parish for the Relief and Employment of
the Poor of this Parish for thirteen Weeks from the fifth day of
April last