A Letter to Sir Samuel Romilly Mp
A Letter to Sir Samuel Romilly Mp
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Is there any limitation in the foundation ? No; it is for a free grammar' acliool.
Is he a burgess ? Yes, he is.
And a voter? Yes, he is ; and they have taken out of the rents of the hospital for the mayor's feast, 30/. A year.
The school close is valued at 22/. ; is any rent paid ? No, he has it with the school.
The Committee observe 14/. A year paid by Mr. Dawes, for that worth 40/. ; is he a burgess ? Yes, he is a burgess, whom they have suffered to build upon this land as a tenant at will ;... and if he did not follow what they wished, they would turn him out, with all this money upon his head.
Upon what leases have the burgesses the property ? As tenants at will to the corporation ; the hospital ought to appoint a ir. Aster, in whom the estates would be vested ; then the corporation are the visitors of the hos- pital ; they are special visitors; they appointed one of their own body, namely, the mayor for the time being, always master of the hospital, and he applied 30'. A year towards his own entertainment ; afterwards they found it necessary to proceed against one of the tenants on the question respecting some hospital land ; and then they found it necessary to ap- point another alderman, from whom they took a bond t
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is there any limitation in the foundation ? No; it is for a free grammar' acliool.
Is he a burgess ? Yes, he is.
And a voter? Yes, he is ; and they have taken out of the rents of the hospital for the mayor's feast, 30/. A year.
The school close is valued at 22/. ; is any rent paid ? No, he has it with the school.
The Committee observe 14/. A year paid by Mr. Dawes, for that worth 40/. ; is he a burgess ? Yes, he is a burgess, whom they have suffered to build upon this land as a tenant at will ;... and if he did not follow what they wished, they would turn him out, with all this money upon his head.
Upon what leases have the burgesses the property ? As tenants at will to the corporation ; the hospital ought to appoint a ir. Aster, in whom the estates would be vested ; then the corporation are the visitors of the hos- pital ; they are special visitors; they appointed one of their own body, namely, the mayor for the time being, always master of the hospital, and he applied 30'. A year towards his own entertainment ; afterwards they found it necessary to proceed against one of the tenants on the question respecting some hospital land ; and then they found it necessary to ap- point another alderman, from whom they took a bond t
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Brougham Brougham And Vaux to read onlineMoreLess
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