Chelsea Charities 104–106 21. Cremorne Gardens 107 22. “The Lots” 108–109 23. Chelsea Hospital Grounds 110–111 24. Thames Embankment—Petition in favour of the 112 “London Coal and Wine Dues Continuance Bill” 25. Horse Ride in Kensington Gardens—Petition to the 112 Queen 26. Local Magistracy—Correspondence with the Lord 113 Lieutenant of the County of Middlesex 27. Parochial Assessments Bill—Petition against 114 28. Houses and Population in 1851 and 1861 compared; 115 with some other Statistics 29. Enfranchisement of the Parish of Chelsea 116, 117 30. Water Companies’ Accounts 118, 119 31. An Account in Abstract of Receipt and 120–123 Expenditure 32. Establishment Charges 124 33. Reports of the Auditors, 1860 and 1861 125, 126 34. Interest Account 127 35. A Statement of all Arrears of Rates, &c. 128 36. A Statement of all Moneys excepting Rates, &c. 129 37. A Statement of all Mortgages, &c. 130 38. A Statement of all other Debts and Liabilities 131, 132 39. Balance Sheet 133 40. A Statement of the Amount of all Contracts, &c. 134, 136 41. Bye Laws 137–140 FIFTH REPORT OF THE Vestry of the Parish of Chelsea, _For the Year ended March_ 25_th_, 1861. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD, AND ESTABLISHMENT ARRANGEMENTS. The result of the ward elections on the 29th of May, 1860, was to effect the following changes in the constitution of the board:— RETIRING MEMBERS. Mr. BOWERS Mr. LEETE Mr. THIRST ,, BURTON ,, OSBORN ,, TILL ,, BUTT ,, PITT ,, WAIN ,, CARTER ,, PORTER ,, WATKINS ,, COMPTON ,, RABBITS WHITEHEAD ,, CURRY ,, E. RICHARDS ,, R. WOOD, and ,, GABLE ,, G. W. RICHARDS ,, YAPP. ,, JACKSON MEMBERS RE-ELECTED. Mr. BUTT Mr. LEETE Mr. THIRST ,, COMPTON ,, OSBORN ,, TILL, and ,, GABLE ,, RABBITS WAIN. NEW MEMBERS. Mr. BADCOCK Mr. GURNEY Mr. PARKER ,, BLAZDELL ,, HULSE ,, ROOPE ,, DELANY ,, LAWRENCE ,, WALKER, and ,, DOUBELL ,, OXFORD ,, L. E. WOOD. ,, FOY