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As to the bulk of the Inhabitants, what What herbage the waste affords, being in
point of right shared amongst so many thousands
inhabitants (the number in St Margarets
alone being estimated at 12,000, those in St
John's at about 4 or 5000) can be no object to
using one. The interest of the consideration money
for the portion proposed to be purchased would
be an considerable object of some account (a), if applied in case of
the Poor Rates; or rather (to make the distribution
of the compensation money the more equable
and apposite) in case (as is proposed) of the Scavengers rate: that
being a rate to which many Inhabitants pay,
who by poverty are excused from the Poor Rates
as appears by the 25 Geo: 2.ch.23 above referred to being the
Act for incorporating the Parishes of St Margaret
and St G John, for these and other
purposes.
Note
(a)
No of acres proposed to be purchased clear
of Roads- say 34
Annual value per acre -say £4
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Annual value of the lot £136
Number of years purchase to be given say 30
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Total compensation money for the lot proposed } £4080
to be purchased for the Penitentiary House - - - -}
Over and above the compensation money should any
be awarded for the 11 Acres proposed to be allotted to the Dean & Chapter for the use of the Westminster
Scholars, and the right of leasing out or otherwise employing
what will remain of the 5 or 6 Acres behind Rochester
Row after the allotment of about 1/2 an acre for the Poor
House to be so proposed to be built in lieu of the existing Poor House.
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