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Neeld, Joseph: Attorney-General v. Neeld, surviving trustee of the almshouses at...
Catalogue reference: TS 18/84
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Neeld, Joseph: Attorney-General v. Neeld, surviving trustee of the almshouses at Paddington Green: Application for the sale of land for development and as to extra building for the infant charity school. Suggestion that funds from the original charity bespent on education rather than for the support of paupers
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