one who is wiser than I. Let us tarry not, but go tomorrow

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L) From cash received in advance,

one who is wiser than I. Let us tarry not, but go tomorrow

N) Given to the Poor in alms, in ready money,

one who is wiser than I. Let us tarry not, but go tomorrow

O) Expended in feeding the Poor at the Public Kitchen of the Military Workhouse, and in premiums for the encouragement of industry,

one who is wiser than I. Let us tarry not, but go tomorrow

P) Given to the Poor to assist them in paying their house-rent,

Q) Paid for medicines administered to the Poor at their own lodgings,

S) Given with poor children when bound apprentices,

Given as an indemnification for the loss of the right formerly enjoyed of making collections of alms among the inhabitants:

------- TA) To persons who have suffered by fires, ------- TB) To travelling journeymen tradesmen, ------- TC) To the sisters of the religious order of charity, ------- TD) To the nuns of the English convent, ------- TE) To the hospital for lepers on the Gasteig, ------- TF) To the hospital at Schwabing, ------- TG) To the poor scholars of the German school, ------- TH) To the poor scholars of the Latin school,

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