Victorian London - Publications - Social Investigation/Journalism - Ragged London in 1861, by John Hollingshead, 1861 - Appendix

Victorian London - Publications - Social Investigation/Journalism - Ragged London in 1861, by John Hollingshead, 1861 - Appendix - Model Lodging-House Accounts

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MODEL LODGING-HOUSE ACCOUNTS

Report (July 31st, 1860) of the Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes.
Hatton-garden: Single Men.-In the tabular statement appended to the report, it appears that the sum of 308l. 10s. has been received at the Hatton-garden Chambers, for the year ending the 31st December, 1859, and deducting therefrom 271l. 6s. 4d. for expenses, there remains a profit of 37l. 3s. 8d. There has been one death, out of an average population of 182.

Charles-street: Single Men.-The sum of 398l. 15s. 2d. has been received at Charles-street Men's Lodging-house, Drury-lane, and the expenses have been 264l. 11s. 10d., leaving a profit of 134l. 3s. 4d. There has been no death in these buildings, out of an average population of 80.

King-street: Single Men.-The sum of 79l. 4s. 4d. has been received at King-street Men's Lodging-house, Drury-lane, and the expenses have been 93l. 8s. 8d., leaving a deficiency of 14l. 4s. 4d. There has been no death in these houses, out of an average population of 21.

George-street: Single Men.-The sum of 626l. has been received at George-street Men's Lodging-house, St. Giles', and the expenses have been 371l. 8s. 3d., leaving a profit of 254l. 11s. 9d. There has been no death in these buildings, out of an average population of 98.

[-267-] Portpool-lane: Dwellings.-The sum of 444l. 8s. has been received from the tenants of the Thanksgiving Model Buildings, Portpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, and deducting therefrom 306l. 16s. 7d. for expenses, there remains a profit of 137l. 11s. 5d. In the family houses there has been no death; average population 78. In the single women's rooms there have been three deaths (all above 60 years); average number of inmates, 52.

The Laundry, Portpool-lane.-From the wash-house and laundry adjoining the Model Buildings, Portpoollane, the receipts have been 394l. 2s. 1d., and the expenses 516l. 2s. 4 1/2d., leaving a deficiency of 122l. 2s. 3 1/2d. This deficit is caused by extensive alterations and repairs.

Streatham-street: Family Dwellings.-The sum of 735l. 15s. has been received from the dwellings for families in Streatham-street, Bloomsbury; the expenses have been 350l. 17s., leaving a profit of 384l. 18s. There have been five deaths out of an average population of 221 : these were all of children under ten years of age.

Wild-court: Family houses.-The sum of 598l. 14s. 3d. has been received from the renovated dwellings at Wild-court, Drury-lane, and the expenses have been 507l. 12s. 8d., leaving a profit of 91l. 1s. 7d. There have been nine deaths in these houses, out of an average population of 340, six of which were of children under ten years of age.

Tyndall's-buildings: Family Dwellings.-The sum of 515l. 18s. has been received from the tenants of [-268-] Tyndall's-buildings, Gray's-inn-lane: the expenses have been 580l. 3s. 10d.; leaving a deficiency of 64l. 5s. 10d. The expenses of this year include a considerable sum paid for furniture, bedding, &c., which is due to capital account. There have been ten deaths in the family dwellings and single men's lodging-house; with an average population of 294, six of which were of children under ten years.

Clark's-buildings: Family Houses.--The sum of 504l. 17s. has been received from the tenants at Clark's-buildings, Broad-street, Bloomsbury: the expenses have been 439l. 12s. 7 1/2d., leaving a profit of 65l. 4s. 4 1/2d. There have been two deaths in these buildings (both above eighty years of age), out of an average population of 220. The mortality in the entire property of the society has this year been 30, out of an average population of 1,585, being less than at the rate of 20 per 1,000. Seventeen of the deaths were of children under ten years of age; seven of persons above sixty. Several adults, and the greater number of the children, died from epidemic diseases.

[-269-] Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes. Balance Sheet, Dec. 31, 1859.

DR.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Sundry Creditors	788	9	0
Rent and Salaries	357	0	0
Interest due to date	342	5	11
				1,487	14	11
To Loans advanced to the Society, viz.--
Thos. Twining, Esq., at 4 1/2 per cent.	420	0	0
Miss E. Sperling at 4 1/2	5,000	0	0
Ditto at 5	1,500	0	0
Miss F. A. Marris at 4 1/2	700	0	0
John Sperling, Esq. at 4	500	0	0
Ditto at 5	1,500	0	0
Miss Jacob at 4	800	0	0
Miss Unwin at 3 1/2	400	0	0
F. Pitman, Esq. at 4	250	0	0
Colonel Fenning at 5	200	0	0
Mrs. Somes at 4	100	0
Edmund Jeffrey, Esq. at 4	688	0	0
John Bridges, Esq. At 5	1,000	0	0
H. Holland, Esq. at 5	1,000	0	0
J. G. Hildyard, Esq. dtto
G. Arbuthnot, Esq.. at	500	0	0
				14,558	0	0
To Surplus:--
Being excess of Assets, taken at Cost, over Liabilities.				20,447	7	8
Total				36,493	2	7

CR.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
By Cash at Bankers and in hand				275	6	01-Feb
By Cash at Bankers, the gift of Miss Turner, to be laid out in the erection of Model Lodging-houses in Hull, inclusive of Interest accrued				5,225	0	0
By Stock on hand				137	0	0
By arrears of Rent	89	12	5
Deduct bad	57	14	5
				31	18	0
By Properties, taken at Cost, viz.:--
George-street, Men's Lodging-house				6,426	14	2
Streatham-street, ditto	8,916	15	11
Deduct Amount advanced by Mr. Bull on mortgage at 5 per cent.	3,500	0	0
				5,416	15	11
Thanksgiving Model Buildings	12,315	17	11
Deduct Amount advanced by Colonel Passy, on Mortgage at 4 per cent.	4,500	0	0
				7,815	17	11
Charles-street Model Lodging-house				1,163	14	2
Hatton-garden, ditto				1,077	14	7
King-street, ditto				135	0	0
Laundry, Portpool-lane				811	11	3
Wild-court Lodging-houses				3,364	19	1
Clark's-buildings, ditto				1,161	10	5 1/2
Tyndall-buildings, ditto				2,699	11	0
Freehold Property, Tunbridge Wells	3,500	10	0
Deduct Amount advanced by Mrs. Turner, on Mortgage at 5 per cent.	1,100	0	0
Ditto, Rev. W. J. M. Ruxton, at 5 per cent.	850	0	0
Ditto, J. Sperling, Esq., at 5 per cent.	800	0	0
	2,750	0	0
				750	0	0
Total				36,493	2	7
We have examined these Accounts with the Books and Vouchers, and find them correct,
February 4,1860.				Quilter, Ball, Jay and Co.

[-270-] Abstract of Cash Account from December 1858 to December 1859.

DR
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Balance on the 31st Dec., 1858:
At Bankers	90	4	5
Bill of Exchange	65	8	7
Cash in hand	15	0	8 1/4
Ditto for Wages	6	6	0
				176	19	8 1/4
Loans				700	0	0
Income-tax on Interest				32	2	11
Rents received from,--
Hatton-garden	308	10	0
Charles-street	398	15	2
King-street	79	4	4
George-street	626	0	0
Portpool-lane	444	8	0
Ditto, Laundry	394	2	1
Streatham-street	735	15	0
Wild-court	598	14	3
Tyndall's-buildings	515	18	0
Clark's-buildings	504	17	0
				4,606	3	10
Legacies				1,129	8	6
General Donations				426	12	0
Annual Subscriptions				512	5	6
Sale of Publications				34	11	7 3/4
Gift from Miss Turner, to be laid out in the erection of Model Lodging-houses in Hull	5,000	0	0
Interest on ditto	250	0	0
				5,250	0	0
Total				12,868	4	1
CR.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
By Loans repaid				1,400	0	0
Interest on Loans				1,067	4	1
Current Expenses of-
Hatton-garden, Men's Lodging-house	271	6	4
Charles-street, ditto	264	11	10
King-street, ditto	93	8	8
George-street, ditto	371	8	3
Portpool-lane Family and Single Women	306	16	7
Portpool lane Laundry	516	2	4
Streatham-st. Family Houses	350	17	0
Wild-court, ditto	507	12	8
Tyndall's-buildings, Family and Men's	580	3	10
Clark's-buildings, Family	439	12	7
				3,702	0	2
Printing, Stationery, Salaries, Advertisements and Office Expenses				1,054	4	11 1/2
Allotments for Balance of Amount paid in respect thereof				89	14	4
Collector's Poundage				29	14	6
Preliminary Expenses at Hull				25	0	0
Balance at Messrs. Williams, Deacon and Co., Hull Improvement Fund				5,225	0	0
Balance at Bankers				273	17	5
Cash in hand				1	8	7 1/2
Total				12,868	4	1
We have examined these Accounts with the Books and Vouchers, and find them correct,
February 4,1860.				Quilter, Ball, Jay and Co.

[-271-] Tabular Statement, showing the Rates, Taxes, Repairs, and other Expenses of each Establishment for the Year ending December 31, 1859.

Payments.	Hatton Garden.			Charles Street.			King Street.			George Street.			Portpool Lane Dwellings.			Portpool Laundry.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Rent	82	6	4	43	6	4	14	4	0
Poor and Police Rates	12	13	4	7	17	6		16	0	16	17	6	37	10	6	17	4	0
General Rate	4	13	4	3	10	0	0	16	0	7	10	0	15	3	6	8	3	8
Sewers Rate	0	10	0	0	11	8	0	2	8	1	5	0	2	0	0	1	4	0
Metropolitan Rate	0	16	8	1	3	4	0	5	4	2	10	0	3	6	8	2	8	8
House Duty	3	15	0	2	12	6				8	8	9	7	0	0	1	5	0
Land Tax				4	5	0	1	2	8	12	15	0	19	6	0	3	4	0
Property and Income Tax	2	1	8	1	9	2	0	6	8	10	6	9	7	2	9	2	4	9
Ground Rent
Tithe	1	0	0										0	18	0
Water	3	12	0	6	15	0	2	3	6	9	2	0	15	0	0	45	0	0
Soap, soda, and cleaning materials	3	18	0	4	9	0	2	10	3	4	6	8	3	5	0	21	3	3
Coal, coke, and wood	32	18	0	29	15	0	12	16	3	33	16	0	33	16	3	108	5	3
Gas	17	16	5	19	16	0	13	7	6	50	10	0	22	4	8	67	13	10
Insurance	1	13	9	3	10	0							11	16	0
Superintendants' and servants' salaries	65	0	0	67	12	0	20	16	0	123	10	0	19	18	0	143	0	0
Washing lodging-house linen	20	16	0	26	0	0	7	7	7	30	6	0				36	8	0
Sundries	2	5	1	9	16	2	3	9	5	10	0	11	9	19	0	13	15	8
House furniture, linen, &c	5	2	5	14	1	2	6	17	10	27	16	5	60	10	0
Materials for repairs	4	10	0	6	5	0	2	7	0	9	0	0	20	3	4	9	8	5
Labourers' wages	5	18	4	11	17	0	3	0	0	13	7	3	17	16	11	35	13	10 1/2
Total charges	271	6	4	264	11	10	93	8	8	371	8	3	306	16	7	516	2	4 1/2
Net rents, balance of Profit	37	3	8	134	3	4				254	11	9	137	11	5
Net rents, balance of Loss							14	4	4							122	0	3 1/2
Gross rents	308	10	0	398	15	2	79	4	4	626	0	0	444	8	0	394	2	1
Cost	1,077	14	7	1,163	14	2	135	0	0	6,426	14	2	12,315	17	11	811	11	3

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Payments	Streatham Street.			Wild Court.			Tyndall's Buildings.			Clark's Buildings						Total.
Rent				238	10	10	231	6	8	271	4	8				880	18	10
Poor and Police Rates	56	5	0	28	7	0	34	18	0	30	18	9				244	7	7
General Rate	25	0	0	12	12	0	9	18	8	7	10	0				94	17	2
Sewers Rate	4	3	4	2	2	0	2	0	8	1	5	0				15	4	4
Metropolitan Rate	8	6	8	4	4	0	3	11	2	4	12	0				31	4	6
House Duty				5	6	6	1	16	0	14	17	0				45	0	9
Land Tax	26	11	3	11	15	2				4	10	8				83	9	9
Property and income Tax	9	13	9	5	16	0	6	5	0	15	5	3				60	11	9
Ground Rent	72	12	11													72	12	11
Tithe																1	18	0
Water	20	0	0	21	18	0	13	6	0	25	0	0				161	16	6
Soap, soda, and cleaning materials	3	3	0	2	12	0	2	7	0	1	3	7				48	17	9
Coal, coke,and wood	18	2	11 1/2	10	11	9	25	2	6	1	2	0				306	5	11
Gas	15	10	9	18	11	0	17	19	3	1	12	6				245	1	11
Insurance	4	19	0	5	8	6				12	7	6				39	14	9
Superintendants' and servants' salaries	31	4	0	31	4	0	78	0	0	13	0	0				593	4	0
Washing lodging-house linen							7	6	0							128	3	7
Sundries	12	5	8 1/2	9	0	4	8	19	10	5	10	6				85	2	7 1/2
House furniture, linen, &c	7	12	3	23	13	4	77	10	5	7	13	4 1/2				230	17	2
Materials for repairs	12	3	0	30	0	0	27	3	9	10	0	0				131	0	6
Labourers' Wages	23	4	3	46	0	3	32	12	11	11	19	10				201	10	7 1/2
Total charges	350	17	0	507	12	8	580	3	10	439	12	7 1/2				3,702	0	2
Net rents, balance of Profit	384	18	0	91	1	7				65	4	4 1/2	1104	14	1 1/2
Net rents, balance of Loss							64	5	10	200	10	5	200	10	5 1/2	904	3	8
Gross Rents	735	15	0	598	14	3	515	18	0	504	17	0				4,606	3	10
Cost	8,916	15	11	3,364	19	11	2,699	11	0	1,161	10	5				38,073	8	6
We have examined these Accounts with the Books and Vouchers, and find them correct,
February 4,1860.																Quilter, Ball, Jay and Co.

[-273-] Monthly Report of the Society's Establishments. December 31, 1860

Building.	Description.	Amount of Accommodation	Average Number of Occupants
Hatton-garden	Single men's lodging-house	54 beds	49 persons
Charles-street, Drury-lane		82	77
King-street, Drury-lane		22	18
George-street, St. Giles		104	97
Portpool-lane, Gray's-inn-lane	Family houses	20 houses	18 families
	Single women's room	64 rooms	55 persons
Streatham-street, Bloomsbury	Family houses	54 houses	54 families.
Wild-court, Drury-lane	Rooms for families	106 rooms	102
Tyndall's-buildings, Gray's-inn-lane		87	66
	Single men's lodging-house	40 beds	35 persons.
Clark's-buildings, Bloomsbury	Rooms for families	82 rooms	78 families.

The number of washers at the public washhouse, Portpool-lane, has been 2,632, and the amount received 50l. 17s. 1d.

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THE SIXTEENTH REPORT (abridged) of the DIRECTORS OF THE METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION for IMPROVING THE DWELLINGS OF THE INDUSTRIOUS CLASSES presented to the Shareholders at the Annual Meeting held on the 22nd day of June, 1860.

FAMILY DWELLINGS

Albert-street.-In the statement No. 4 it appears that the sum of 801l. 0s. 4d. has been received from the dwellings for families in Albert-street, Mile-end New Town, during the year ending the 31st March, 1860, and deducting therefrom 374l. 10s. 3d. for expenses, there remains a profit of 426l. 10s. 1d. There have been seven deaths out of an average population of 285; two of the deaths were of children under ten years of age.

Albert Cottages.--The sum of 466l. 1s. has been received from the tenants of the Albert Cottages, Pelham-street, Mile-end New Town, and the expenses have been 165l. 10s. 5d., leaving a profit of 300l. 10s. 7d. There have been two deaths, both of which were of children under ten years of age, out of an average population of 110.

Albion-buildings.--The sum of 259l. 16s. has been received from the tenants in Albion-buildings, Bartholomew-close, and the expenses have been 10l. 18s. 8d., leaving a profit of 157l. 17s. 4d. There have been three deaths in these buildings, all of which were of children under ten years of age, out of an average population of 93.

Ingestre-buildings.--The sum of 1,145 l. 6s. 7d. has been received from the tenants in Ingestre-buildings, [-275-] New-street, Golden-square, and, deducting therefrom the sum of 762 l. 13s. 10d. for expenses, there remains a profit of 382 l. 12s. 9d. Out of an average population of 342 at these buildings, there have been six deaths, four of which were of children under ten years of age.

Nelson-square.-The sum of 1,357 l. 6s. 3d. has been received from the tenants in Nelson-square, Snows-fields, Bermondsey, and deducting therefrom 578l. 8s. 8d. for expenses, there remains a profit of 778 l. 17s. 7d. There have been fifteen deaths in these dwellings, out of an average population of 505; eleven of which deaths were of children under ten years of age.

Pancras-square.-The sum of 1,388 l. 4s. 4d. has been received from the tenants in Pancras-square, Old Pancras-road, and the expenses have been 747 l. 8s. 4d.; leaving a profit of 640 l. 16s. There have been eleven deaths in these buildings, out of an average population of 487; five were of children under ten years of age. It will be seen that there is an increase of upwards of 200 l. in the receipts from these buildings during last year.

Pleasant-row.-The sum of 183 l. 1s. 6d. has been received from the tenants in Pleasant-row, Mile-end New Town, and the expenses have been 86 l. 3s. 2d. leaving a profit of 96 l. 18s. 4d. There has been no death in these buildings, out of an average population of 55.

Queen's-place.-The sum of 93 l. 9s. has been received in respect of the property in Queen's-place, Dockhead; and the expenses have been 101 l. 7s. 2d.; leaving a deficiency of 7 1. 18s. 2d. There has been no death in these buildings, out of an average population of 51.

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DWELLINGS FOR SINGLE MEN

Metropolitan Chambers.-The sum of 1,152 l. 3s. has been received at the Metropolitan Chambers, Albert-street, Mile-end New Town, and the expenses have been 990 l. 8s. 6d.; leaving a surplus of 161 l. 14s. 6d. There has been one death at these chambers, out of an average population of 171.

Soho Chambers.-The sum of 70l l. 10s. 6d. has been received at the Soho Chambers, 36, Old Compton-street, and the expenses have been 841 l. 10s. 1d.; leaving a deficiency of 139 l. 19s. 7d. There has been no death at these chambers, out of an average population of 77. As suggested at the last annual meeting, the sinking-fund for these chambers has been increased, with a view to terminating the lease at the first opportunity, viz. in March, 1870.

Mortality.-The mortality in the entire property of the Association has this year been 45, out of an average population of 2,186, being at the rate of 21 per 1,000; 27 of the deaths were of children under ten years of age.
The balance of the profits of the year ending 31st March, 1859, after providing for the dividend then declared, and carrying, as then suggested, 82l. additional to the sinking-fund account of the Soho Chambers, for the year ending 31st March, 1859, and also deducting 61. for a sinking-fund for Queen's-place, has been carried to the guarantee-fund account, increasing that fund to 1,15l l. 15s. 7d.

[-277-] Dividend.-The profits for this year, notwithstanding the heavy repairs, amounting to 396l. 5s. 10d. more than those of last year, and, after deducting the sum of 100l. carried to the sinking-fund account of the Soho Chambers for the year ending 31st March, 1860, amount to the sum of 2,146l. 1s. 1d. The directors, therefore, recommend that a dividend of 21. per cent., clear of income-tax, should be declared; which, when deducted from the net profit, 2,146l. 1s. 1d., will leave a balance of about 330l. to be carried to the guarantee fund.

No. 1.-Share Account, March 31, 1860.

	Amount Received.			Unpaid thereon.			Total.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Metropolitan Shares, Ramsgate District	90,647	10	0	652	10	0	91,300	0	0
Branch Shares, Torquay District	1,675	0	0				1,675	0	0
Branch Shares, Bristol District	1,957	0	6	617	19	6	2,575	0	0
Branch Shares	5,835	0	0	40	0	0	5,875	0	0
Total	100,114	10	6	1,310	9	6	101,425	0	0

Examined the annexed account, and find the same correct, T. Baker, Edward Vansittart Neale, Auditors.

No. 2.-Capital Account, March 31, 1860.

[-278-] Dr.							Cr.
				Increase Since Last Report.							Increase Since Last Report.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.		£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Amount received on Shares	90,647	10	0	600	0	0	By Preliminary Expenses	3,233	16	7
Ramsgate- District Branch	18	8	2				Albert-street Family Dwellings	11,365	11	8
Sinking Fund to redeem Pancras Square Leasehold	496	14	0	48	9	0	Ditto Cottages	6,371	4	1	954	19	11
Ditto, Soho Chambers Leasehold	349	7	2	189	5	2	Albion-buildings	2,381	1	1
Ditto, Ingestre-buildings ditto	109	19	5	19	14	2	Ingestre-buildings	9,852	6	3
Ditto, Queen's-place ditto	8	0	0	8	0	0	Nelson-square	23,051	18	2
Unclaimed Dividends	382	18	11	36	11	9	Pancras-square	18,306	1	3
Guarantee Fund	151	15	7	373	17	10	Pleasant-row	2,979	9	4
Donations (to be returned when Donors found)	12	2	0				Queen's-place	111	8	2	55	0	0
Profit, as per Revenue Account	2,146	1	1				Albert-street Chambers	13,772	7	3
							Soho Chambers	1,422	7	7
							Investment in New 3 per Cents	732	7	4
							Cash in hands of Messrs. Barclay, Bevan and Co.	1,724	18	7	148	18	3
							Cash-Balance	17	19	0

Total	95,322	16	4				Total ,	95,322	16	4
Examined the annexed account, and find the same correct, T. Baker, Edward Vansittart Neale, Auditors.

[-279-] No. 3.--Revenue Account, March 31, 1860

Dr.							Cr.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.		£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
To Dividend of 2 per cent. On 90,047l. 10s.	1,800	19	0				By Divisible Balance, March, 1859	2,262	16	10
Amount carried to Soho Chambers Sinking Fund Account	82	0	0
Ditto Queen's-place ditto	6	0	0
Balance carried to Guarantee Fund	373	17	10
				2,262	16	10					2,262	16	10
Balance of Rents:--
Advertising	8	13	0				Albert-st. Family Dwellings	426	10	1
Printing	19	0	6				Albert Cottages	300	10	7
Rent of Offices, Coals, Gas, Clean ing,c	120	0	0				Albion-buildings	157	17	4
Auditors	10	10	0				Ingestre-buildings	382	12	9
Salaries	420	11	4				Nelson-square	778	17	7
Petty Cash	36	5	8				Pancras-square	640	16	0
Intereston Sinking Fund	23	8	4				Pleasant-row	96	18	4
Loss by Soho Chambers	139	19	7				Albert-street Chambers	161	14	6
Amount further to Soho Chambers Sinking Fund	82	0	0				Fees on Transfer of Shares	1	10	0
Loss iy Queen's-place	7	18	2				Interest on Investment in New 3 per Cents	21	3	0
Balance	2,146	1	1				Bristol Branch, per Centage	20	0	0
							Brighton do., balance ditto	10	0	0
							Ramsgate do., ditto	8	7	6
							Torquay do., ditto	7	10	0
				3,014	7	8					3,014	7	8
Examined the annexed account, and find the same correct, T. Baker, Edward Vansittart Neale, Auditors.

[-280-] No. 4.-Tabular Statement, showing the Rates, Taxes, Repairs, and other Expenses of each Establishment, for the Year ending March 31, 1860.

	Albert Street,			Albert Cottages			Albion Buildings			Ingestre Buildings			Nelson Square			Pancras Square
	60 Families			33 Families.			24 Families.			60 Familes.			108 Families.			110 Families.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Rent										288	15	0				89	13	2
Poor and Police Rate	54	13	4	31	10	8	18	14	2	80	12	6	104	13	0	108	0	0
Lighting Rate													11	16	7	22	0	0
House Duty	13	2	6				5	12	6	26	15	6				37	10	0
Land Tax										19	9	3
Property Tax. I	15	2	1	8	17	6	5	12	6	26	15	6	23	18	6	37	10	0
Sewers and Main Drainage	10	5	0	5	18	4	3	2	6	15	9	0	29	18	0	28	0	0
General Rate	44	8	4	25	12	6				32	18	6	28	13	1	58	0	0
Church Rate							2	13	4				3	14	9
Consolidated Rate							5	16	8
Ward Rate							0	8	4
Repairs of building	93	5	0	39	5	7	27	11	1	89	0	5	190	3	3	129	9	5
Repairs of house linen, utensils, &c.
Sinking fund to redeem leaseholds										17	0	0				35	0	0
Water	27	0	0	18	18	0	5	4	0	30	0	0	50	0	0	45	0	0
Gas	18	9	11	5	0	0	4	3	3	28	13	6	26	15	0	40	19	0
Superintendents' and servants' wages	82	9	0	23	9	4	14	11	8	87	11	0	79	14	6	79	10	0
Cleaning materials, soap, &c	15	15	1	3	8	10	6	3	8	8	8	8	15	12	0	21	5	9
Washing house linen
Coals, coke, and wood
Insurance				3	9	8	2	5	0	11	5	0	13	10	0	15	11	0
Newspapers and periodicals
Total charges	374	10	3	165	10	5	101	18	8	762	13	10	578	8	8	747	8	4
Net rents, balance of Profit	426	10	1	300	10	7	157	17	4	382	12	9	778	17	7	640	16	0
Gross Rents	801	0	4	466	1	0	259	16	0	1,145	6	7	1,357	6	3	1388	4	4
Cost	11,365	11	8	6,371	4	1	2,381	1	1	9,852	6	3	23,051	18	2	18,306	1	3
	371	68	27	160	106	53	96	114	56	756	130	46	571	146	32	743	87	16

[-281-]	Pleasant Row			Queen's Place			Albert Street Chambers			Soho Chambers						Total
	9 Families			10 Families			234 Single Men			128 Single Men.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Rent				48	2	5				288	15	0				715	5	7
Poor and Police Rate.	11	9	4	7	17	6	57	3	11	31	10	0				506	4	5
Lighting Rate				0	18	9										34	15	4
House Duty							12	6	9	11	5	0				106	12	3
Land Tax	3	14	9	2	8					14	1	4				39	14	0
Property Tax	3	9	0	0	18	9	14	17	9	11	5	0				148	6	7
Sewers and Main Drainage	2	3	0	2	5	0	10	19	10	8	3	4				116	4	0
General Rate	9	6	4	2	2	3	47	6	10	11	13	4				260	12
Church Rate				0	5	7										6	13	8
Consolidated Rate																5	16	8
Ward Rate																0	8	4
Repairs of building	36	7	3	23	2	7	92	18	2	60	18	8				782	1	5
Repairs of house linen, utensils, &c							43	13	6	16	17	1				60	10	7
Sinking fund to redeemleaseholds				2	0	0				18	0	0				72	0	0
Water	8	18	0	5	0	0	23	0	0	16	16	0				229	16	0
Gas							88	8	8	46	18	6				259	7	10
Superintendents' and servants' wages	9	3	0	4	12	5	357	18	6	211	5	0				950	4	5
Cleaning materials, soap, &c	0	2	6	0	6	2	49	4	5	15	3	10				135	10	11
Washing house linen							44	9	1	41	17	1				86	6	2
Coals, coke, and wood							82	8	0	11	9	6				93	17	6
Insurance	1	10	0	1	7	0	52	10	0	6	0	0				107	7
Newspapers and Periodicals							13	3	1	19	11	6				32	14	7
Total charges	86	3	2	101	7	2	990	8	6	841	10	1				4,749	19	1
Net rents, balance of Profit	96	18	4				161	14	6				2,945	17	2	2,797	19	5
Net rents, balance of Loss				7	18	2				139	19	7	147	17	9
Gross rents	183	1	6	93	9	0	1,152	3	0	701	10	6				7,547	18	6
Cost	2,979	9	4	111	8	2	13,772	7	3	1,422	7	7				89,613	14	10