Other Disbursments continued£ s d
1801
Janry 22d
The Receiver of Sir
John Cass< no role >
's Charity half a Years Rent for
the Shops under the Charity School due at Christmas last and
and Stamp for receipt
10 .. ..
26th
The Nurses for Maintenance and Sundries for the Children
in the Country
46 17 ..
28th
Messrs. Lewis and Son
for Four hundred Herrings for the Poor
in the Workhouse
} .. 13 4
Febry 4th
Postage of Letter from Bradford.. .. 8
12th
Mrs. Dudman on Account of Butchers Meat delivered at the
Workhouse
40 .. ..
Postage of Letter from Alice Greenaway< no role >
one of the poor.. 1 ..
18th
Coffee House
Expences attending the Court of Aldermen.. 1 ..
19th
Mr. Hunt for Apparel for some of the Nurse Children5 5 ..
21st
A Years Duty on Policy No. 86886 in Hand in Hand Fire Office
on
House the Corner of Somerset Street
and three small ones
behind same to February the 9th. 1802} .. 10 ..
To John Windsor< no role >
Coroners Inquest on Body of Fanny Flyun< no role >
an
Infant Burnt in Browns Buildings
} .. 14 ..
Mr. Kemp for Two Dozen and half Port Wine sent to the Workhouse
in July and October last and Stamp for receipt
5 7 2
The Nurses for Maintenance and Sundries for the Children in the
Country
46 19 6
Mrs. Dudman Balance of her Bill for Meat delivered at the Workhouse
to 31st. December last
12 4 ..
March 11th
Mr. Wernicke for Bread delivered at the Workhouse
in
January last
96..0..3
Mr. Showell for maintenance of refractory poor to Christmas last9 18 2
12th
Mr. Southgate
for Leather8 13 10
Mr.
Thomas Smith< no role >
for Bricklayers Work done at the Workhouse
1 9 7
Mr.
George Brand< no role >
late Upper Churchwarden the Balance due to him
on the Audit of his Account
77 13 6
£357 12 2