Ancient_and_modern_York_a_guide
MODEEN TOEK. 103 JUagaa anD Turn's J¥tecata of Jtorfe, ftrtjo fjabe wtttortj tfje ^onota of IMgfjujoolJ. 1. D. HEIQN OF A. D. REIGN OF 1283 Edward II, Sir John Sampson. 1639 Charles I. Sir Roger Janues. 1284 „ Sir Gilb de Luda, or 1640 Sir Bobert Belt. Luye. 1641 Sir Christopher Croft 1397 Henry IV. Sir William Frost, 1648 „ Sir Edmund Cooper, (seven times mayor (four times Lord of York.) Mayor. ) 1164 Edward IV. Sir John Gilliot, ,M,5common- ) Sir Thomas DKslt.ii>- (Knight of the Bath) "*•{ wealth. \ 1469 „ Sir Richard Yorke, ( Mayor ofthe Staple) 1672 Charles II. Sir Henry Thompson 1487 Henry VII. Sir William Todd, 1695 William III. Sir Gilbert Metcalt 1508 „ Sir John Petty. 1700 „ SirWilliam RobinV 1530 Henry VIII. Sir John Lawson. son, Baronet.. 1603 James I. Sir Robert Water. 1836 William IV. Sir John Simpson. M17 „ Sir Robert Askwith 1840 Victoria Sir William Ste 1633 Charles I. SirWilliam Allenson phenson Clark. From the time of Edward the I., A. d. 1273, York was governed by a mayor and three bailiffs. In the reign of Richard II., a. d. 1397, two sheriffs were appointed, and till the year 1 836 York had two sheriffs annually. In that year the municipal act came into operation, by which one sheriff was dispensed with. The sheriff is now chosen annually by the city council ; but is not, ex-officio, a mem ber of that body. ffliro of York erfjaritB ©rusts. Before the passing of the act 5 and 6 William IV., cap. 76, regulating municipal corporatians, several charities were in the hands of the Lord Mayor and aldermen. By the 71st section of that act, however, it is provided, " that whereas divers bodies corporate, now stand seised or possessed of sundry hereditaments and personal estate in trust, in whole or in part, for certain charitable trusts, it is expedient that the administration thereof be kept distinct from that of the public stock and borough fund." To carry out this object, the lord chancellor is impowered to appoint a certain number of trustees, on the nomina tion of the city council. Several of the charities are of great antiquity, as will be seen from the annexed correct statement of those now at the disposal of the York city charity trustees :—
104 ANCIENT AND 8T. Catherine's hospital. £. *. d. Rent of land in Baggergate-lane 13 0 0 Interest of Yates's gift 4 0 0 Dividends on stock 41 II 8 st. Thomas's hospital. Dividends on stock 53 17 4 Rent of garden 1 10 0 MRS. ANN MIDDLETON'S HOSPITAL. Rent of garden 7 7 0 Interest and dividends on stock 61 9 0 sir henry Thompson's hospital. RentoflandatFulford 70 0 0 Dividends on stock 12 13 0 SIR THOMAS WHITE'S GIFT. Cash on one bond paid off 25 0 0 Dividends on Mrs. Bower's gift 10 7 1 Dividends on Mrs. Lawrence's gift 1 9 1 Dividends on Mr. James Woodhouse's gift . . 13 4 2 Dividends on Mr. Hartley's gift for poor com moners 20 11 8 Dividends on Mr. Henry Myers's coal charity 12 19 O Interest on Lady Hewley's coal charity 20 0 O Interest on the Rev. C. Jackson's gift 8 0 O Turner's rent charge 7 0 O Interest on Mr. John Burleigh's gift 4 0 0 Interest on Alderman Tireman's gift 12 0 O Interest on Mrs. Musgrave's gift 9 12 O Interest on Richard North's gift 0 8 O Interest on Fabian Farley's gift 1 4 0 Interest on George Buck's gift 0 16 O Whitehead's rent charge 1 0 O Alderman Vaux's rent charge 15 0 O
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104 ANCIENT AND<br />
8T. Catherine's hospital. £. *. d.<br />
Rent of l<strong>and</strong> in Baggergate-lane 13 0 0<br />
Interest of Yates's gift 4 0 0<br />
Dividends on stock 41 II 8<br />
st. Thomas's hospital.<br />
Dividends on stock 53 17 4<br />
Rent of garden 1 10 0<br />
MRS. ANN MIDDLETON'S HOSPITAL.<br />
Rent of garden 7 7 0<br />
Interest <strong>and</strong> dividends on stock 61 9 0<br />
sir henry Thompson's hospital.<br />
Rentofl<strong>and</strong>atFulford 70 0 0<br />
Dividends on stock 12 13 0<br />
SIR THOMAS WHITE'S GIFT.<br />
Cash on one bond paid off 25 0 0<br />
Dividends on Mrs. Bower's gift 10 7 1<br />
Dividends on Mrs. Lawrence's gift 1 9 1<br />
Dividends on Mr. James Woodhouse's gift . . 13 4 2<br />
Dividends on Mr. Hartley's gift for poor com<br />
moners 20 11 8<br />
Dividends on Mr. Henry Myers's coal charity 12 19 O<br />
Interest on Lady Hewley's coal charity 20 0 O<br />
Interest on the Rev. C. Jackson's gift 8 0 O<br />
Turner's rent charge 7 0 O<br />
Interest on Mr. John Burleigh's gift 4 0 0<br />
Interest on Alderman Tireman's gift 12 0 O<br />
Interest on Mrs. Musgrave's gift 9 12 O<br />
Interest on Richard North's gift 0 8 O<br />
Interest on Fabian Farley's gift 1 4 0<br />
Interest on George Buck's gift 0 16 O<br />
Whitehead's rent charge 1 0 O<br />
Alderman Vaux's rent charge 15 0 O
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