FURTHER PAPERS. Intended to illustrate the several accounts delivered in by the Trustees, upon oath, and made up from them, but printed separately, not being papers in the pending cause. No. 1. Abstract of the dividends and annual cash balances in the hands of John Jolliffe, Esq., from 1747 to 1769. No. 2. Abstract of the dividends and annual cash balances in the hands of William Jolliffe, Esq., from 1769 to 1802. No. 3. Abstract of the dividends and annual cash balances in the hands of Hylton Jolliffe, Esq. and the Accountant-General from January 1805 to March 1819. No. 4. No. 5. No. 6. Account of taxes paid by the Trustees of Churcher's College, from Account for building, repairs, &c. of the College, from 1747 to 1819. Names of the boys admitted into the College, with dates of their admissions, discharges, and apprenticeships, and when the apprentice fees, &c. were paid, from 1745 to 1819. No. 7. Account of the number of boys admitted into the College, from No. 8. No. 9. No. 10. to Abstract account of the number of boys in the college, and of the number serving their apprenticeship, with amount paid for clothing them. Names of the boys who did not receive the allowances for clothing during their apprenticeships, or the premiums to enable them to go into business. Names of the 42 boys whose apprentice fees were not paid for more than a year after they were apprenticed. No. 11. Names of the boys apprenticed, and who did not receive their allowances for clothing, for more than a year after they became due. No. 12. Names of the boys apprenticed, and who did not receive the allowance of 201. until a considerable time after it was due. No. 13. Account of 12 boys apprenticed within short periods after the dates of their admission, with the allowances paid to and for them. NO. 1. ABSTRACT. OF the Dividends due to this Charity, and the cash balances in the hands of JOHN JOLLIFFE, ESQ., after payment of his annual expenditure at the end of each year, from April 1747, to November 1769, both years inclusive, extracted from the third schedule to the answer of the Trustees of this College in the New Cause of the Attorney-General against Jolliffe and others. £ s. d. £ 3. d. 1754 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity, suffered to lie dormant.... Cash advanced by John Jolliffe, Esq........ .176 10 0 171 4 5 0 1 Ꮕ 3 298 0 3 1755 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity, suf- 172 10 S35 13 11 ..172 10 0 329 3 0 0 1759 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity, suf- 1762 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity, 1767 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity, suf- Total amount of the annual balances for the above 21 years £5418. 18. 11 d. making an average annual balance of £258. during that period. If the annual balances at the end of each year had been placed out at interest at 5 per cent. per annum, the simple interest at the end of 1769, would have amounted to £270 188. and the compound interest to £422 10s. 9d. to the great benefit and increase of the funds of the charity. L L No. 2. ABSTRACT OF the Dividends due to this Charity and the cash balances in the hands of WILLIAM JOLLIFFE, ESQ., after payment of his annual expenditure, at the end of each year, from 1769 to 1802, both years inclusive, extracted from the third schedule to the answer of the Trustees of this College in the New Cause of the Attorney General against Jolliffe and others. 47 17 8 395 2 8 0 133 15 0 347 1777 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity.... 448 2 1 522 12 104 469 3 34 24 19 3 1800 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity..... 3 1801 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity.... 60 15 Balance in the hands of W. Jolliffe, Esq...1,915 17 8 1802 Cash for Dividends due to this Charity.... 348 14 1 Total amount of the annual balances for the above 34 years £29,658 1 9 making the average annual balance 8721. 5s. 11d. If the annual balances had been placed out at interest at 51. per cent. per annum, at the end of each year, the simple interest at the end of 1802, would have amounted to 1,380l. 13s. 7d., and the compound interest to 2,619l. 6s. 9d. In the former case, instead of, 1,6841. 5s. a balance of 3,064l. 18s. 7d. would have been due to this Charity at the end of 1802, when Mr. Wm. Jolliffe died, and in the latter case, the balance of 4,3037. 11s. 7d. This balance and interest are still due to the Charity, but if they had been paid by the Executors of the late Wm. Jolliffe, at the time of his death, in 1802, and had been placed out at interest, they would at the end of the year 1818 have amounted to 5,5631. 128. 4d. at simple interest, and to 8,957l. 18s. 9d. at compound interest. No. 3. OF the Dividends due to this Charity, and the cash balances in the hands of HYLTON JOLLIFFE, ESQ. after deducting his annual expenditure, and of the Accountant-General, at the end of each year, from the 1st of January 1803 to the 9th March 1819, extracted from the third schedule to the answer of the Trustees of this College, in the New Cause of the Attorney General against Jolliffe and others, and from the account current of the Accountant-General in the former Cause, there being no order for the Accountant-General to invest, from time to time, such balances in stock. 1803 Cash for dividends due to the Charity at the end of this year (Will. Jolliffe, Esq., having died in 1802), but not received by Hylton Jolliffe, Esq. until March 1804 £ s. d. £ s. d. 6-10 16 1 |