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Appointment of new trustees of Clergy Charity i) Thos Hankey Sir Edw Ryan Very Rev Gilb Elliot, now Dean of Bristol Thomson Hankey, M.P. Edw Burr, now of Leamington, Warwicks Rev Fred Hose ii) Lord Chas Jas Fox Russell, Eaton Place, Middx Jervoise Smith, 1, Lombard Street, London, banker By Orders of Court of Chancery of 11 Aug 1848 and 20 Jan 1852, a scheme was settled for the management of the Clergy and Almshouse Charities The Trustees of the Clergy Charity to be owners of prop in England of not less than £100 yearly value or to have pers prop of not less than £200. When number of trustees dropped to 3, surviving trustees shd appoint 2 more, who were to sign memorandum in book to be kept by trustees, that they were qualified to be trustees, within 1 mth of appointment Sir Robt Inglis d on 5 May 1855 Gilb Elliot has declined to act as trustee Lord Chas Russell and Chris Wm Giles Puller, Youngsbury, Herts, M P appointed in their place but no conveyance made to them C W G Puller died in 186? now i) except for Gilb Elliot, appoints ii) as trustees Prop transferred to them With schedule of prop and funds belonging to the Charity and plans of Dove House Farm, Kensworth, Mill Field, Dunstable, and Manor Farm, Edlesborough sigs all endorsed wits Jno Geo Chilman, sol clk Green Ford, footman to the Dean of Bristol Wm Bradley, Leamington

16 March 1866

From: 1866 To: 1866

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Hankey, Thomas,
Ryan, Edward,
Elliot, Gilbert,
Hankey, Thomson,
Burr, Edward,
Hose, Frederick,
Russell, Charles James Fox,
Smith, Jervoise,
Inglis, Robert Harry,
Puller, Christopher William Giles,
Chilman, John George,
Bradley, William

Frances Ashton's Charity for Almshouses, clergy, CHARITIES, vicar, deans, banker, Chancery, almshouses, trusts, money, books, out county Members of Parliament, DEATH, plans, Kensworth Dovehouse Farm, Edlesborough Manor Farm, solicitors' clerks, footman, Bristol, Leamington, Westminster Eaton Place, City of London Lombard Street, Hertfordshire, KENSWORTH, DUNSTABLE, Edlesborough