Confirming that the fee due for the year ending 31 December 1978 is £3227-30. Since the withdrawal of Brentwood from the arrangement, these losses are spread over the remaining dioceses. Westminster now has to bear £33,656-17.
manuscript annotation: "Original sent to Peter Wilson for payment 30.8.79"
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The trial [G Achilli v Dr John Henry Newman, 1852] expenses are upwards of £7,500 of which £2,000 have been promised. This is an appeal for donations towards these costs.
manuscript annotation "The Collection at Cossey amounted to £3"
Policy in the matter of parental choice in schools is available from HMSO. Means tests will apply when that choice involves an independent school. Fortunate that the Local Authority has agreed to meet some of the costs. The Bishop does not wish to be burdened by such letters when the correct approach is via the parish priest. Need to convince the LEA that the local school cannot meet the daughter's educational needs.
Brewer, Arthur T Rev BCL (-1972)Children attending St Benet's Primary School at Beccles from Walberswick and Southwold are asked to contribute £125: beyond their means having already bought school uniform. Can anything be done?
Brewer, Arthur T Rev BCL (-1972)Mr Weld of Witham & Co now has the written wishes and told him that the will was not clear about the beneficiaries hence the need for the document to be passed to the Archbishop. £300 to Southwold immediately with remaining £200 upon the death of Mrs Gordon's sister (Miss Murry who is very old). Fee by the Westminster Finance Board is £10 - which both himself and Mr Weld thought excessive. Mr Weld's "would not be much".
St Leger Mason, Henry Patrick Rev (-1940)Received £337:7:6 as part legacy remainder to come. Fees of £15 deducted. Requested explanation. Notes that the document was the only clear expression of Mrs Gordon's wishes.
St Leger Mason, Henry Patrick Rev (-1940)Daughter allocated to John Leman school, Beccles, after passing examinations for entrance to a Grammar School. Contacted Chief Education Officer that their preferred school was St Mary's, Lowestoft. Following a means test she has to pay all fees but travelling fares are met by the committee and part of meal costs was offered. Are she being treated fairly?
CorrespondentReceipt signed by Coulton and Son for £8.19.6 to Canon Collis
Coulton and Son (1842?-1938)side1: Coulton and Son setting out details for their charges and other costs relating to the trust.
side 2: Canon Collis sending a cheque for £8.19.6 for deposit with Coulton and Son; Messrs Gurney will not receive any dividends, they will be paid to the diocese. Obtain a receipt and all papers relating to the trust - there is no need for a power of attorney.
Account forwarded from Messrs Gurney. Also will of Thomas Curties.
Coulton and Son (1842?-1938)Terms and Conditions and associated charges for the project at Hunstanton.
Includes form letter for client to sign accepting the above.
Mr Loftus' letter was considered by the sub-committee. Unable to accept responsibility for the additional cost of £125. This decision will be forwarded to the main committee on 28 November.
East Suffolk CCCash flow for Slipper Chapel - 1980 May - December / 1981 January to October / 1982 March
Headings: Demolition / Piling / Main Building / Professional Fees / Fund Raising
A lengthy letter on the realities and differences between various LEAs in the Diocese on paying / supporting financially pupils travelling to and attending distant schools.
Notes that there is a Conference of Catholic Councillors in Harrogate in October - theme "What can LEAs do for our Catholic Schools" . Encourage any catholic LEA members to attend?
"..all we can do is to try for better representation on public bodies and to cultivate good-will. The individual approach in quiet conversation with the Officials and elected Councillors would seem to be most productive of results."
Saying he will take no notice of the Apportionment form recently received from Southwold Urban District Council
Flint, James Rev (-1936)Those children who pass 11+ exam: girls to St Mary's, Lowestoft; boys have no Catholic grammar to go to. LEA will not pay full expenses for the girls. Can the LEA be persuaded to be more generous?
Innes, M Benet Rev OSBFr Kerby thanks the Bishop for consenting to him contributing to Lucian's University Fees. Also includes Lucian's postcard expressing his gratitude.
Kerby, Raymond Rev (?-2009)Any DPC lay leadership fund money available to help out with this [request for grant for course fees]? Tony Sketch speaks well of her. Bp Peter asked to send the correspondence to you - reply to Tony Sketch or [the lady].
Maddison, Paul RevBishop directs Fr Mason to tell Canon Tonks not to pay as there is a chance of building on the site.
St Leger Mason, Henry Patrick Rev (-1940)Southwold Council will not meet for some time - the town clerk assures Fr Mason that they will not press for the road charges whilst they wait for an exemption based on erection of Church and Presbytery in the site.
St Leger Mason, Henry Patrick Rev (-1940)