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N⁰ | NAMES OF DEFENDANTS | OBJECT of each PROCEEDING. | RESULT Of each CAUSE Terminated.<lb/>
9. | --Jeremiah Head, James Ransome,<lb/>Henry Bullock, and three other trus-<lb/>tees:<lb/> | --For setting aside the lease, dated 30 October<lb/>1696, of the Pye Inn, and other charity pro-<lb/>perty, at Little Stonham, Suffolk, for a term of<lb/> 160 years, at the annual rent of 3;.<lb/>20th Rep. p.596. | --<lb/>
10. | Sir Lachlan Maclean and Hippisley<lb/>Maclean: | -- For the decision of several questions relative<lb/>to the parish of Sudbury Grammar School, and<lb/>the rights and duties of the master, and for the<lb/>settlement of a scheme for the future regula-<lb/>tion of the school.<lb/>20th Rep. p.573.<lb/> | --<lb/>
11. | William Marden - - | -- To obtain payment of the arrears of a rent-charge of 52s. per anum, issuing out of Ger-<lb/>pin's Farm, at Rainham, Essex, in favour of the<lb/>poor of the parish of St.Olave, Hart-street,<lb/>and for securing the future payments.<lb/>20th Rep. p.246.<lb/> | --<lb/>
12. | The Corporation of Newark - - | --For correcting the misapplication of the in-<lb/>come of various charities in Newark, founded<lb/> by William Bethell, Hercules Clay, John John-<lb/>son, John Martin, Emma Watson, Lady Fran-<lb/>ces Leck, Thomas Summers, Henry Stone,<lb/> Bishop White, and John Lilley, and putting<lb/>them on a proper footing.<lb/>21st Rep. p.360.<lb/> | --<lb/>
13. | --The Right Hon.George Augustus<lb/>Henry Anne Lord Rancliffe and<lb/>Dame Jane Parkyns: <lb/>| -- For ascertaining the rights of the poor of the<lb/>parish of Bunny in Nottinghamshire, to certain<lb/>rent-charges, and for settlement of a scheme<lb/>for the regulation of the charity ; appointment<lb/>of trustees, &amp;c.<lb/>21st Rep. p.442. <lb/> | --<lb/>
14. |--The Governor and Company of <lb/>Merchants trading to the South Seas,<lb/>the Rev.JohnJoseph Ellis, clerk, and<lb/>eight other trustees:<lb/> \ --For setting aside lease of the property be-<lb/>longing to Mrs. Margaret Taylor's charity, in<lb/>the parish of St. Martin Outwich, London,<lb/>granted in 1725, to the South Sea Company,<lb/>for 999 years.<lb/>Rep. p. | --<lb/>


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15. |The Stationer's Company, London - | --For correcting the misapplication of the in-<lb/>come of various charities under the manage-<lb/>ment of the Stationer's Company, founded by<lb/>William Norton, Henry Billage, George Bishop,<lb/>John Norton, Christopher Meredith and Evan<lb/>Tyler, and for putting them on a proper footing.<lb/>22d Rep. p.77.<lb/> | --<lb/>


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16. |--Sir Alexander Willson and Dame<lb/>Susanna his wife, the Rev.Thomas<lb/>Thomas, clerk,and four other trustees:| --For setting aside two leases, dated 16 aug.<lb/> 1762 and 7 Aug. 1765, of the property belong-<lb/>ing to Mrs. Bridget Madock's charity, in the<lb/> parish of Tidenham, Gloucestershire, for terms<lb/> of 99 years, at yearly rents, amounting to<lb/>£.5. 15.<lb/>19th Rep. p. 108.<lb/> |- -<lb/>
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I.—PROCEEDINGS BY INFORMATION— continued.
[columns:] N⁰ | NAMES OF DEFENDANTS | OBJECT of each PROCEEDING. | RESULT Of each CAUSE Terminated.

9. | --Jeremiah Head, James Ransome,
Henry Bullock, and three other trus-
tees:
| --For setting aside the lease, dated 30 October
1696, of the Pye Inn, and other charity pro-
perty, at Little Stonham, Suffolk, for a term of
160 years, at the annual rent of 3;.
20th Rep. p.596. | --

10. | Sir Lachlan Maclean and Hippisley
Maclean: | -- For the decision of several questions relative
to the parish of Sudbury Grammar School, and
the rights and duties of the master, and for the
settlement of a scheme for the future regula-
tion of the school.
20th Rep. p.573.
| --

11. | William Marden - - | -- To obtain payment of the arrears of a rent-charge of 52s. per anum, issuing out of Ger-
pin's Farm, at Rainham, Essex, in favour of the
poor of the parish of St.Olave, Hart-street,
and for securing the future payments.
20th Rep. p.246.
| --

12. | The Corporation of Newark - - | --For correcting the misapplication of the in-
come of various charities in Newark, founded
by William Bethell, Hercules Clay, John John-
son, John Martin, Emma Watson, Lady Fran-
ces Leck, Thomas Summers, Henry Stone,
Bishop White, and John Lilley, and putting
them on a proper footing.
21st Rep. p.360.
| --

13. | --The Right Hon.George Augustus
Henry Anne Lord Rancliffe and
Dame Jane Parkyns:
| -- For ascertaining the rights of the poor of the
parish of Bunny in Nottinghamshire, to certain
rent-charges, and for settlement of a scheme
for the regulation of the charity ; appointment
of trustees, &c.
21st Rep. p.442.
| --

14. |--The Governor and Company of
Merchants trading to the South Seas,
the Rev.JohnJoseph Ellis, clerk, and
eight other trustees:
\ --For setting aside lease of the property be-
longing to Mrs. Margaret Taylor's charity, in
the parish of St. Martin Outwich, London,
granted in 1725, to the South Sea Company,
for 999 years.
Rep. p. | --

15. |The Stationer's Company, London - | --For correcting the misapplication of the in-
come of various charities under the manage-
ment of the Stationer's Company, founded by
William Norton, Henry Billage, George Bishop,
John Norton, Christopher Meredith and Evan
Tyler, and for putting them on a proper footing.
22d Rep. p.77.
| --

16. |--Sir Alexander Willson and Dame
Susanna his wife, the Rev.Thomas
Thomas, clerk,and four other trustees:| --For setting aside two leases, dated 16 aug.
1762 and 7 Aug. 1765, of the property belong-
ing to Mrs. Bridget Madock's charity, in the
parish of Tidenham, Gloucestershire, for terms
of 99 years, at yearly rents, amounting to
£.5. 15.
19th Rep. p. 108.
|- -



Identifier: | JB/004/054/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 4.

Date_1

1830-07-13

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

054

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

[[titles::charities / return / of the number of informations filed in courts of equity by the attorney general at the instance of the commissioners appointed to inquire concerning charities in england and wales […]]]

Category

printed material

Number of Pages

26

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

(2-25)

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

1975

Box Contents

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