P1/25/81

Correspondence regarding variation of the terms of Bamford's Charity

1871-1872

From: 1871 To: 1871

- appointing of trustees, namely the two churchwardens of St.Paul's, John M.Cuthbert and Thomas Bull, both of High Street, Bedford; - power to increase the sum of £5 as apprenticeship fee to £8 by using the sums of £2 and £1 previously used for issuing bread to the poor of St.Paul's and St.Peter's respectively; - to select a boy or girl from either St.Paul's or St.Peter's to be put out as an apprentice. It is noted that the premises in the High Street on from which the rent charge arose was then owned by George Wells and in occupation of Robert Graves, grocer

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Cuthbert, John M.,
Bull, Thomas,
Wells, George,
Graves, Robert

Bedford St.Paul, parochial charities, Bedford Bamford's Charity, St.Paul charities Bedford, churchwardens, Bedford High Street, apprenticeship, Bedford St.Peter, grocer