Finances:
Objects:
the income to be spent two years in succession in apprenticeships for boys. the third year the income to be spent towards the marriage of a poor maid of the parish. bread to the poor of the parish of kinver, being widows, widowers or married poor people. payment for teaching poor children of the parish. the remainder for the benefit of the poor. bread for the poor of the parish with a preference to those of the hamlet of stourton. bread to the poor of the parish. the benefit of the poor of the parish. the benefit of the preacher, and the curate of the church of kinver. the benefit of the poor. the benefit of the most honest poorest and oldest inhabitants of the town and parish of kinver. bibles and catechisms for the benefit of poor families of the parish. 1.to apply 87% of the charitys income for the relief of persons who are resident in the area of benefit who are poor or in need,hardship or distress; and,(2)to apply 13% of the charitys income in furthering the religious and other charitable work of the church of england in the area of benefit.
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