The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-13 00:00:00

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Free tichooL —Thome, Hardy, by deed, dated 3rd
August, Elisabeth, IT6 gave in houses and land or
the maintenance of a schoolmaster and usher, in the
said borough, for the Instruction and education of
children in good discipline. Vested in the Earl of
Dorchester, Edmund Morton Pleydell, Thomas
Gundry, David Robert Michel, Nathaniel Bond,
&qrs., William Davis, Will Templomat), Robett
Lambert, Richard Cocoas, and William Gundry,
pate.
Whetstone's Almshouses.—John Whetstone (sup-
posed by will) dated —, gave £5OO in money, with
part of which a houm was built. called Whetstone'.
Almshouse, and the remainder laid out in the purchase
of lands at Bytnondabury and Minimise, in this
county, and in the hospital of this town, and is
applied towards the maintenance of four persons or
couples in the said almshouse, at the choice of the
Corporation, to be taken lo succession alike out of all
the three parishes; their lands are let at £29 per
annum, subject to disbursement. Vested in the

Corporation.
Hospital or Workhouse. —William Whlteway, sea.,
by deed enrolled, dated 15th Oc.ob r, 1617, gave an
annuity or yearly rent charge of £5, pa) able on the
feast of St. John the Baptist for ever, hutting out of •
meesuage, situate in the pariah of St. Peter's, the
lands of the Earl of Dorchester, for the equal benefit
of the three parishes, for the better endowment of au
hospital or working.house, then lately erected, and
for the training up poor children to honest labour.
Vested in the Corporation. The old hospital being
in decay, the present hospital, in which the poor of
the three parishes are maintained, was erected in the
place where the old ho.pital stood in 1745—John
Perkins, by deed enrolled, dated 15th October, 1617,
gave an annuity or yearly rent illarg, of £5, payable
on the feast of St. John the Baptist for ever, an
Wooing out of an house, situate in the parish of Holy
Tri,iity, late the lands of Peter Teinpleman and
of Robert Henning, gent., for the benefit of the three
parishes, for the above purpose of endowing the sal I
hospital. Vested in the Corporation.--- —, by
deed, —, supposed to be founded in collections and
charities from the town, the rent of two houses in the
perish of St. Peter's, part of the old hospital lands,
and is paid or payable to the present hospital in
support of the poor of the three parishes, and which
two house, let for £l7 per annum. Vested in Corpora-
tion.—George Trunchard, Esq., by deed, dated
—, 1745, gave a small piece of land, in the pariah of
Holy Trinity, for a garden for the new hospital.
Chubb's Almshouse.—Sir Francis Ashley, Knight,
&edema-M.-law, by will, dated 12th August, 1635,
gave an annuity, issuing oat of his manor and farm
of Proms Whitfield, now the lands of Francis John
Brown, Esq.' to the poor of the almshouse near his
gate. called Chubb's, consisting of nine women. 40s.
yearly, viz. :—to each of them 12 penes every quarter
(which amounts to 36.. • year), and 4s. to be disposed
among them at Christmas for their benefit at that
time. Vested in ditto.—John Gould, by will, dated
4th February, 1630, or 4th November. 1690, which
cannot be particularised, gave in lands and houses
towards the support and maintenance of poor persons
in • certain almehotue, celled Chubb's, situate in the
parish et St. Peter's, and in keeping the house in
repair. Vested In dit4o.—John Symonds, by will
(the will not to be (wand), dated gave an inanity
of 20s. • year, payable out of • dwelling-houss in the
parish of Holy Trinity, the lands of James Wood,
for charitable purposes for the equal benefit of the
three parishes, and is applied by the owner of the house
to the poor persons in Chubb's Almshouse. Vested in
ditto.—The awporatioa, by deed dated 15th May,
1685, out of charity money lodged from time to time In
their hands (but what particular sums, or for whet
purpose given, cannot be particularly ascertained),
purchased an estate at Nottington, in the parish of
Broadway, in this county, ths profits whereof have
been front time to time applied towards the mainte-
nance of the poor parsons in Chubb's Almshouse.
Vested,in the Corporation, 215.—Edmund Dashwood,
by will (which cannot be found), dated gave an
annuity, payable out of • dwelllorhouse in the
pariah of St. Peter's, now the lands of James
Parsons, towards the support and maintenance of the
pow pawns in Chubb's Ahashount Vested in

Almehouse.—Bir Robert Rapper Knight,
Vwill dated gave in land, called Littlepuddle
arm, in the perish of Piddletown, in this onmty,
foe the perpetual peovielots, enetsnm, and mainten-
ance of the almshouse then lately erected by the said
Sir Robert Rapper, in the petit& of St. Peter's called
Nappse's Mite. Vested is Humphrey Stud'. Esq.,
£5O. Formerly at £lOO a year, and also £5 se. for
the rent of part of the said almshouse let to a tenant.
The above rents of £lOO and ss. were clear of all
deductions and disbursements.-- l'homas Hardy, by
_Amid —, (it appears by an inscription one pillar
in the parish church of Bt. l'eter's that he died the
15 h October, 1599), gave (not known whether in
land or messy), for the better maintenance of a
preacher. SKI, sad to the ehaeboose women. la the
perkb of Bt. Petit% Ave made iestiy.