...rent of the said two hundred acres of land shall be annually paid to the said churchwardens, or the churchwardens of the said parish for the time being, to be by them accounted for to the vestry, and applied to the relief and maintenance of such aged, sick, and disabled...

...In the year 1?12, he published side, in the parish of Haxey, out of his lands and tenements, ° to be paid into the hands of the Minister and Churchwardens of the parish of Owston, the place of the nativity of the said Joseph Noddell, upon special trust and confidence,...

...the said poor to be such as have nothing but charity to support them, and to be named by my heirs and the Minister, and Church-wardens of the said Parish, for the time being, and as oue of the said poor dies another to be put in his room, for which purpose I order eighty-six...

...and overseers, and their successors, do pay over the said surplus rents into the hands of the vicar and churchwardens of the said parish for the time being, to be applied by them in the education of the poor children of the said parish in their discretion, according...

...other person resident, within the said parish, as such survivors shall choose, ( with the approbation of the minister and churchwardens, of the said parish, for the time being, ) and so toties quoties from time to time for ever, to the intent that the said one thousand pounds...

...of the said boy. And it was further agreed that the said sum of bl. should be paid every two years into the hands of the Minister and Churchwardens of the said parish of Bray, and they should give a receipt for the same, which receipt should be a sufficient discharge...

...to look out and inquire for such purchase ; and she declared her mind and memory to be, that uutil such purchase should offer, all the interest of the...in educating and instructing as many poor children bolonging to the said parish as by the said interest could possibly be educated and instructed. And...

...Bullock William Bullock John Amphlett Robert Richards John Beard John Stevenson Salt Gentlemen and the Minister and Churchwardens of the said Parish for the time being Trustees and Receivers of the Charity to be collected by virtue of these Presents In Witness whereof...

...together the said sum of One Hundred and Twenty Pounds, and have duly paid the interest thereof to the Minister and Churchwardens of the said Parish for the time being, at Christmas yearly. And whereas, divers other persons [see Parochial Magazine, March, 1859,] have...

...said parish who should be thought fit to receive the same, by the said William Griffith or his heirs, the minister and churchwardens of the said parish for the time being, or of such of them as should be then present, each of such coats having these two letters WW of black...