NORTH GALLERY.

John Crowley, in 1709, gave twenty shillings per annum, payable out of

the lowermost house in the Priory, to be distributed in bread, in the

church on St. John's day, to house-keepers in Birmingham, who receive

no pay.

Joseph Hopkins died in 1683, who gave 200_l_. with which an estate was

purchased in Sutton Coldfield; the rents to be laid out in coats, gowns,

and other relief for the poor of Birmingham: he also gave 200_l_. for

the poor of Wednesbury: 200_l_. to distresed quakers: 5_l_. 10s. to the

poor of Birmingham, and the same sum to those of Wednesbury, at

his death.

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