£ s. d. March. F. D. Drewitt (tithe of a first earning) 1 4 1 Miss M. Guest 2 2 0 April. James Burdon (tithe of wages) 2 10 0 Wm. B. Graham (gift) 1 0 0 Anonymous (post stamp, Birkenhead) 1 10 0 -------- £8 6 1 II. Affairs of the Master. £ s. d. March 16. Balance 1471 8 11 21. Miss O. Hill, 1½ year’s rent on Marylebone Freehold 90 5 0 28. R. Forsyth (tea-shop) 54 0 0 April 7. Dividend on £7000 Bank Stock 315 0 0 8. Petty cash (Dividends on small shares in Building Societies and the like) 25 3 3 ---------- 1956 6 4 March 21. Jackson £50 0 0 22. Self [42] 100 0 0 23. Warren and Jones 56 16 3 25, and April 7. Crawley 40 0 0 April 1. Secretary 25 0 0 1. Downs 25 0 0 2. Kate, (and 11th April) 45 0 0 6. Burgess 50 0 0 6. David 53 0 0 --------- 444 16 3 ----------- Balance, April 16. £1511 10 1 III. I have promised an answer this month to the following pretty little letter; and will try to answer fully, though I must go over ground crossed often enough before. But it is often well to repeat things in other times and words:— “16th March, 1876. “Sir,—Being very much interested in the St. George’s Society, we venture to write and ask you if you will be so kind as to send us the rules, as, even if we could not join it, we should so like to try and keep them. We hope you will excuse our troubling you, but we do not know how else to obtain the rules. We remain, yours truly.”