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  <dc:title>Overseers of the Poor bills, Christmas 1822</dc:title>
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Thomas Howard [Master of the Workhouse] for workhouse expenses
William Hunter for `goods' and haberdashery
Thomas Mingay, constable, for expenses (names those apprehended, etc.)
J.Pedley for shoes
C. Whiffing for beer and ale
Abraham Norris for burials of paupers (named) and reading notices in Poplar Chapel (refers to J. Morris' contract for building the Church)
William Smith (Assistant Beadle) for expenses re examination of paupers (named), inquests on John Holland, Ann Patterway, John Allen and William Farrier, etc.
Warburton and Talbot for maintenance of 5 lunatics: James Scott, Ann Boulter, James Bicknell, Harriott Walters and Michael Gillman.
Thomas Home for expenses re examination of paupers (named), etc.
Samuel Burchfield for hemp
Charles Jones for leather
William Burr for stationery and printing
John Dicker for clothes.
St. Thomas' Hospital for treatment of 9 paupers: Cornelius Bargoo, Ann Smith, Martha Norway, Ann Lotherington, Catherine Sullivan, Ann Mason, Margaret Read (died 9 Nov. 1822), William Wallis and Robert Davies.
I. Gunn for peas and oatmeal
Edward Deacon for maintenance of 5 paupers: Daniel Wheeling, Judith Hunt, Catherine Burn, John Jetter and Margaret Wandsworth.
Mary Westbrook, midwife
Stephen Wharton for potatoes, onions and turnips
John Preston for milk delivery
John Preston for cart hire.
Charles Harber for coach hire.
Richard Herbert or coach hire.
William Giles for plumbing work
Henry Teape for printing
William Sumpter for stationery and printing.
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  <dc:date>1822</dc:date>
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