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Liber Estriae; Or, Memorials of the Royal Ville and Parish ...
That no almsman or almswoman have any relation or other person to inhabit with
him or her, in his or her almshouse, except such almsman or almswoman as shall
be married at the time of his or her appointment, who may have his wife or her ...
William Francis Shaw, 1870
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The Bristol charities: being the report of the commissioners ...
Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities Thomas John Manchee. once
in a fortnight, receive from the said master and commonalty of the Merchant
Adventurers, the said allowance of 3s. per week for every almsman and
almswoman, ...
Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities, Thomas John Manchee, 1831
Selection of almswoman . Register. Removal of almswomen. 14-. Applications for
appointment as alrnswomen shall be made to the Governors or their clerk, in
such manner as the Governors prescribe, and shall be made in person except in
...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1902
But the end came at last. We could hear 9* bede's almswoman. ioi.
No appointment of an almswoman shall be made by the Governors until a
sufficient notice (which may be according to the form annexed 5 hereto) of the
vacancy to be filled up, specifying the qualifications required from candidates,
has been ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1902
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An Account of Public Charities in England and Wales: ...
That the almswomen should regularly attend at prayers, on pain. of forfeiting 6d.
for every neglect or default. That the senior sister should, among other things,
keep a book, wherein should be entered by her a true account of. Each
almswoman ...
Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities, John Wade, 1828
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The endowed charities of ... London; repr. from seventeen ...
The Company give to each almswoman annually a chaldron of coals, which more
than compensates for the fagots and coals directed to be given by Sir Ambrose
Nicholas. They also pay 12/. 12s. per annum for medical attendance and ...
Commissioners for inquiry into charities, 1829
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The Good Women of the Parish: Gender and Religion After the ...
... for example, was well-todo enough that she purchased a seat in the nave in
1508 for 12d.39 Her husband Iohn died in 1515, after which point she became a
guild almswoman, living in one of their tenements.40 When almswoman
Margaret ...
Katherine L. French, 2011
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The Endowed Charities of the City of London: Reprinted at ...
The Company give to each almswoman annually a chaldron of coals, which more
than compensates for the fagots and coals directed to be given by Sir Ambrose
Nicholas. They also pay 12/. 12s. per annum for medical attendance and ...
Great Britain. Commissioners for Inquiring Concerning Charities, 1829
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Death-bed scenes, and pastoral conversations, by John ...
This was sincere, unpurchased charity, on the almswoman's part, — what nobody
marked with applause upon earth, but what God will reward openly in heaven
amidst the applauses of angels. He sees not with our eyes ; the lowest here Avill
...
