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saint_n	hospital_n	pound_n	thomas_n	2,739	5	11.3473	5	true

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A04795	The last will and testament of Mr. Iohn Kendricke late citizen and draper of London vvho departed this life the 30. day of December, anno, 1624. Full of notable workes of charity, worthy of lasting memory and imitation.	Kendricke, John, 1574 or 5-1624.	1625 (1625)	STC 14928; ESTC S119832	16,526	36

two thousand and foure hundred pounds to purchase lands and hereditaments to the cleere yearely value of one hundred pounds for euer ouer and aboue all charges and reprises and with the same to performe these good vses heereafter mentioned that is to say The summe of twenty foure pounds thereof yearly for euer to bee bestowed in the moneth of December for the releasing of sixe poore Prisoners out of these Prisons in London to wit the two Compters Ludgate Newgate and the Fleete by foure pounds for each Prisoner Or if such cannot bee found in the said Prisons or some of them to bee released for these summes Then the same or the residue thereof to bee bestowed in like releasing of other Prisoners out of some of the Prisons neere London and out of the liberties thereof as to the Wardens of the said Company for the time being shall seeme meet More Twenty pounds yearely for euer to the Curate of the Parish of Saint Christopher wherein I now dwell to reade Diuine Service in the said Parish Church at sixe of the Clocke in the morning euery day of the weeke for euer in like manner as is now vsed in the Chappell at the great North gate of Saint Pauls Church in London More To t●e Clarke and Sexton of the said Parish of Saint Christopher to each of them fifty shillings yearely for euer to doe their seuerall attendance and assistance at the same diuine Seruice euery morning More To the Churchwardens of the same Parish of Saint Christopher fiue pounds yearely for euer for the manitenance of lights in the winter time More Three pounds yearely for euer to the poore of the said Parish of Saint Christopher More To the poore Prisoners in London ten pounds yearely for euer namely to the Prisoners of the Compters in the Poultry and in Wood-streete and in Newgate to each of these Prisons forty shillings yearly for euer To the poore Prisoners in Ludgate and in the Fleet to each house thirty shillings yearly for euer And to the poor prisoners in Bedlem twenty shillings yearly for euer More To the Clarke of the Company of Drapers aforesaid for the time being for his paines herein forty shillings yearely for euer More To the Beadle of the said Company thirty shillings yearely for euer More to the Beadle of the Yeomanry of the same Company ten shillings yearely for euer More Fiue and twenty pounds yearely for euer to be distributed by the said Wardens among poore religious men and women in the Citie of London to some more and to some lesse as the said VVardens shall find● their necessity and desert to bee wherein my desi 〈…〉 poore Cloth-workers and their widowes shall 〈…〉 t preferred and next the poore of the Drapers Company The residue of the saide summe of one hundred pounds a yeare being foure pounds yearely for euer I entreate the foure Wardens of the sayd Company to accept for their paines to be equally diuided betweene them by twentie shillings to each of them for the time being yearely for euer And if the said Company of Drapers doe either of purpose or negligence omit and not performe the premisses but shall leaue the same vnperformed one whole yeare after they shall haue receiued this my Legacy of two thousand and foure hundred pounds which I will shall be paid them at the end of one yeare next after my decease Then my mind and will is that the Gouernors of Christs Hospitall in London shall recouer the whole two thousand and foure hundred pounds before specified or the lands and hereditaments that the said Companie sh●ll haue bought with the same money and keepe twentie pounds yearly for euer of the same Rent for the maintenance of the poore Children in the said Hospitall as if the same had beene first giuen to them and the Drapers Companie to haue nothing to doe with it or the rest of the said hundred pounds yearly for euer And that in this case the yearly payment of eight pounds vnto the Clarke Beadles and Wardens of the said Companie as also 12 pound parcell of the said fiue and twentie pounds a yeare before deuised to be paid and distributed by the said Company among poore religious men and women in the Citie of London vtterly and for euer to cease But this twentie pounds a yeare being so conuerted as aforesaid to the vse of the Hospitall the residue of the said yearly Rent of one hundred pounds a yeare I will that the Gouernors of the said Hospitall shall pay and distribute yearly for euer in manner and forme as the said Company of Drapers should haue done Item I giue and bequeath to the said Company of Drapers one hundred pounds to be paid within a yeare after my decease and by the Wardens of the said Company to be bestowed in plate such as they shall thinke good for the vse of their Common Hall in London at their meetings and dinners there Item I giue and bequeath to the poore of Christs Hospitall in London fiue hundred pounds to bee by the Goue●nours thereof bestowed in Lands and hereditaments for and towards the yearely maintenance of the children of the said Hospitall for euer this summe to be paid to the said Gouernours or the Treasurer of the said Hospitall as soone as they shall haue found out a fit purchase to bestow it and agreed of price for the same Item I giue and bequeath towards the curing of sick sore and diseased persons in S. Bartholmews Hospitall in London the summe of fifty pounds Item I giue and bequeath towards the curing of sick sore and diseased persons in Saint Thomas Hospitall in in Southwarke neere London the summe of fiftie pounds Item I giue and bequeath towards the repairing of the Parish Church of Saint Christopher where I now dwell the summe of forty pounds to bee paid to the Churchwardens of the same Parish within one yeare after my decease Item I giue and bequeath towards the repairing of the Cathedrall Church of Saint Pauls in London the summe of one thousand pounds to bee paid to the Chamberlaine of London at such time as that worke of repairing of the same Church shall be ready to proceed with effect and to be disposed by the direction and appointment of the Lord Maior and Aldermen of the said Citie Item I giue and bequeath to be giuen at the Mariages of poore maids within the City of London two hundred pounds to be distributed by forty shillings apeece vpon the daies of their mariage to such as haue serued one Master or Mistris by the space of fiue years together Item I giue and bequeath to be giuen distributed to poore maids in the town of Reading in the County of Berks at their seuerall mariages by 40 shillings apeece at the discretion of the Mayor and Burgesses of that towne the Summe of one hundred pounds Prouided none enioy the benefit thereof but such as haue serued one Master or Mistris or Dame by the