The Sun.
London, England, 1866-04-14 00:00:00

2,699 17 5

9,869 7 8
.. 3 203 19 7

.. £42,773 4 8
.. 11,184 9 3

223,957 13 11
As m
MONEYS BORROWED FOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE
-▪ u/Arr.,
17„' LUNATIC ASYLUM AT HANWELL, AND FOR PRO-
TRRIGATION PIPES AND OTHER APPARATUS FOR
Tilt UTILISATION OF THE SEWAGE OF THE ASYLUM.
DR.
in the Bank of England in the joint
le"triiesshof Henry Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris
• j ead, E6q., and the County Treasurer,
ari• 0, 1866 _ £1,137 5 6

Arn, CR.
in the Bank of England in the three
In '-`g Inentione I per contra on April 2, 1866 Mr 5 6
To mc,„.,„
-"zY BORROWED FOR ERECTING A FEVER INFIR-
Z,n A. BOUNDARY FENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
ii.;;ljNbS, AND A COTTAGE FOR A GAS MAN, AND FOR PRO-
po4IG FURNITURE, CLOTHING, AND OTHER NECESSARIES
TBIRTY FEMALE PATIENTS IN THE LNFIRMARY, AND
48-V)ISFOSING OF THE SEWAGE AT THE COUNTY LUNATIC
AT COLNEY HATCH.
Du.
in the Bank of England in the joint
ker,,:Of Yeery Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris
ep 6ticea"' Egg, and. the• County Treasurer,
Jan., 1866 41,882 12 5

Paid CR.
- to xr s
fourth • • Walton the second, third, and
Pa
. instalments under his Contract for
10gex..,9, Works
..
'..0 Itfr. &dm Blenkarn, Engineer his com-
-I,:rs sion on that sum
*
plci Mr. J. P. Bateman, for advising and re-
iorting onbn the disposal of the Sewage ..
211r* 111'1117 Martin for advising on the
Bel
y-age
Isll,l fincitWorks, and superintending their
ieucestrios.n..
Mansfield and Son: the second
piatial ins a meat under their Contract for
46 1 7
11, a new boundary wall ..
0at431-r:P R. Pownall, Architect, his corn-
) C
P
~, . on on that
""1 Mr G.
tion Eastell, for labour, dm, in connec-
I tl
t 1 with the St waere Works ..
~..4 anee in the Bank`of England in the three
44,131 es mentioned per contra, on 2d April,
615 8 4
1806. - -

£6OO 0 0

30 0 0

42 0 0

15 15 0

2 6 0

31 1 6

£1,382 5
AR
MOYEYS BORROWED FOR ENLARGING THE HOUSEI2 OF
CORRECTION AT COLDBATH-FIELDS, AND PROVIDING TREAD-
WHEELS THERE.

RECEIPT.
1141ance in Kenyank of England in the joint
11,..arnes ofy
Pownall, Esq., Henry Morris
nernshead, Esq. and the County Treasurer,
,
£ll 930 18 0
IteCneivehdjttne.s, lrnB6sGauti;orise4 by the Court to be '
borrowed (on Bonds Nos. 92 and 93) on inott-
cage of the County Rates..
__

- 11,000 0 0

Total Receipt ..
EXPENDITURE.
l'illd 11-r. John Sawyer the twelfth, thirteenth,
elgtlourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth,
eentli, nineteenth, and twentieth inostaili-
Zient, under his contract for erectin„ t e
~ /.4,e,%v A. and 130 Wing•s •• .• 43 500 0 0
"t 0 Alr Fred i k LiKde Pownall, Architect, ' ,
illa , - er c
• • • • if d 0 0
kris 'or:omission on t at sum .. • John Laidlaw, Clerk of the Works, 12
37
jo o
pZrceks' wages to March 10, 1866 ••.
ea
(I Air. John W. Sawyer the first instalme
nt
the r his Contract for removal ,f e .rth from
lkit..be lation of the new kitchen . ..
4- mendlck Hyde Pownall, architect., his
Ditto Plibsion on thqt sum.. .. 1864,
corn
t.., ditto. in £917 ordered on 6th Sept.,
be Paid to the truster s of Mes•rs Chinnock,
el:lo,,tr their contract for building the B and
lic "41 .. . .. .. . .. 47 17 0
bklee in the Bankeof England in the three
—sine.
1865 .
13,710 5 0

•• £22,930 18 0

2:0 G 0

10 0 0

£22,y3018 0

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