Parliamentary PapersH.M. Stationery Office, 1834 - Great Britain |
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aforesaid aldermen almshouses amongst amount annual annuity annum appointed Attorney at Law bailiffs and burgesses bailiffs and commonalty Banker bearing date belonging borough boys bread Bridport cent CHARITABLE FUNDS charity Charles Chelmick church churchwardens city of Canterbury city of Exeter common council Corporation deceased deed ditto ditto dividends dwelling-house Edward Esquire executors expenses feoffees garden gave Gentleman George gift given governors granted heirs Henry indenture inhabitants interest James John Joseph jurats Justice King's Lynn lands late lease lessee master mayor and aldermen mayor and burgesses mayor and commonalty Merchant messuages Michaelmas paid parish parish of St payable payment poor persons poor widows premises purchase purposes received rent-charge rental rents and profits repairs Richard Robert Saint salary Samuel Sir John Acland successors Surgeon tenements thereof Thomas Thomas Frankland Lewis Town Clerk trust William William Prosser yearly rent
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