Towne, for the setting of the poore to
worke, a Stocke of 500. li.
To the Church of Campden.
He gave a Bell which cost threescore
and sixe pounds.
He caused a Pulpit to be made, and
gave a Cloth and Cushion thereto,
which cost two and twenty pounds.
He built a Gallery there, which cost
eight pounds.
Hee made a Window, which cost
thirteene pounds.
He gave a brasse Faulcon, which cost
sixe and twenty pounds.
Hee gave two Communion Cups,
which cost one and twenty pounds.
He built the Roofe of the Chancell,
and new leaded it, which cost 200. li.
He repaired the Chappell by the said
Chauncell, supplied and new cast the
Leads, which cost 20. li.
He round walled the Church-yard,
which cost 150. li.
Within the County of Middlesex.
He built a Sessions house for the Iu∣stices
of Middlesex, to keepe their Sessi∣ons
in, which cost 600. li.
He repaired and adorned the Chap∣pell
of Hampsted, which cost threescore
and sixteene pounds.
He caused a Window to be set up in
the Chancell of Kensington, and beauti∣fied
it, which cost 30. li.
He hath given by his last Will to the
said Towne of Kensington, to be imploy∣ed
for the benefit of the poore, the sum
of 200. li.
In the City of London.
Hee hath given by his last Will to
Saint Bartholmewes Hospitall, 100. li.
To Christs Church Hospitall, 50. li.
To Newgate, Ludgate, and the two
other prisons of the Counters, 40. li.
He erected a Window in Saint Lau∣rence
Church in the Old Iewry, and
gaue a Pulpit Cloth, and a Cushion
also, which cost 30. li.