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A scheme authorising the purchase of Borough Road Building for the use of Institute.

The scheme covers areas including the governing body and its proceedings, the management of property, general provisions and arrangements for the Boys' School and Girls' School.

Sealed on 16 November 1909 and printed in 1910.

The scheme covers areas including the composition of the Board of Trustees and its proceedings, management of property, application of income and educational purposes. It also includes a schedule of property and handwritten notes by Edric Bayley.

A book on the history of the Newcomen Charity and Foundation and their founder, Elizabeth Newcomen and also the John Collet's Foundation.

The scheme covers areas including the Trustees and their proceedings, management of property and application of income. It also lists also the charities in the parish.

The scheme sets out the composition of the Trustees and lists endowments.

This report comprises the reports made by the Parish of Camberwell to the Charity Commission as a result of an inquiry held in every Parish in London into Endowments.
References The Free Grammar School, Sir Edmound Bowyer's Charity, Poors Land, Henry Smith's Charity, Arnot's Charity, Mathew's Charity, Noye's Charity, Mrs Harriet Smith's Charity, Allen's Charity, Terry's Charity, Application of the General Donation Fund, Dulwich Free School, Dulwich College, Wilson's Grammar School, The Peckham Cage, The Old Cage, Denmark Hill, The Old Engine House, Camberwell Green, The Old Engine House, Blue Anchor Lane, the Bursteds, Brayard's Road Peckham, Unknown Donor's Charity, Elizabeth Miles Pinchback's Charity, Susannah Jones's Charity, Jane Willson's Charity, James Allen's Girls' School (formerly known as the Dulwich Free School), Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich, and the Dulwich College Picture Gallery and School of Fine Art, The Eleemosynary Endowment, The Chapel Endowment, St Giles Camberwell Greencoat and National Schools, The Mary Datchelor Girls' School and Thomas Coventry's Prize Fund, The New Maze Pond Street, John Hollis's Charity, Abraham Atkins's Charities, Thomas King's Charity, St Chrysostom's Schools, formerly known as Peckham National Schools, Thomas Baily's Charities, John Whitfield's Charity, Rev Thomas Jenyns Smith's Charity, The Peckham and Kent Road Pension Society including Bagot's and Kilbourn's Gifts, Hyndman's Bounty to the Church of England - Endowment and Repair Fund of Christ Chucrh Camberwell, Philip Hammersley Leathe's Charity, St John-the-Evangelist, East Dulwich National Day and Sunday Schools, Camden Church Repair Fund, Alexander Truss's Charity, Camden Church Mission Hall Fund, The Dulwich Infants' School, Emmanuel National Schools, Peckham Rye, Goose Green and Nunhead Green Recreation Grounds, Charity for the benefit of the Church of St Peter East Dulwich, The Channell Memorial Fund including the Rev Edmund Lilley's Gift, Robert Alexander Gray's Charities, The Camberwell Mission and Ragged Schools, including the Travers Buxton Memorial Fund, Rachel Dobree Kemble's Charity, Catherine Everington's Gift to the Camberwell Provident Dispensary, Hall in Connexion with St James's Church East Dulwich, George Young's Charity, Henry Vincent Bagot's Charity

Makes reference to scholarships at the Borough Polytechnic and National Bakery School and suggests reform of the Local Endowed Charities outside the City of London.

A modification to the scheme of 23 June 1891 altering the composition of the Governing Body.

A modification to the scheme of 23 June 1891.

The scheme includes the appointment of Trustees, the Governors of the Borough Polytechnic Institute.
The proposed South London Museum was intended to be 'affixed to or near a principal outer door of the Borough Polytechnic Institute.'

Includes a handwritten copy by Edric Bayley

This report comprises the reports made by Parish of St George the Martyr to the Charity Commission as a result of an inquiry held in every Parish in London into Endowments.
Makes reference to combined charities, Evan's Charity, Savage's Charity, Dudson's Charity, Skydmore's Charity, Scragg's Charity, Camp's Charity, Cowper's Charities, Simmond's Charity, William Brook's Charity, Dickinson's Charity, Bernard Hyde's Charity, Henry Smith's Charity, Humphry William's Charity, William Brooke's Charity, Shawe's Charity, Grayson's Charity, Belcher's Charity, Delaforce's CHarity, Sir John Fenner's Charity, Martin's Charity, Drapers' Almshouses - Walter's Charity, JohnWalter's Almshouses in St George's, Southwark and St Mary's Newington, Shawe's Charity, Mary Paradyne's Charity, Elizabeth Wilmott's Charity, John Dorsett's Charity for the benefit of the Minister and Poor of Mr Roger's Society near St. George's Church, Southwark, Hedger's Almshouses, The St George the Martyr Southwark National Schools, St Stephen's National School, Mary Phillip's Charity, Elizabeth Moss's Charity, Sophia Watson's Charities, The Unicorn Yard Trust, Marshall's Educational Foundation, Herold's Foundation and His Majesty's Bounty and Parochial Collections.

References Elizabeth Belcher, William Brooke, William Brooks, Sir Thomas Cambell, Laurence Camp, Combined Charities, William Cowper, Samuel Delaforce, Edward Dudson, Sir John Fenner, Thomas Grayson, Barnard Hyde, Edward Martin, Mary Phillips, James Savage, John Scragg, Robert Shawe, Stephen Skydmore, Henry Smith, Walter John and Sophia Watson Charities.

The scheme is for the administration of these charities and includes a schedule of properties relating to them.

A scheme vesting in the Official Trustee of Charity lands.

A scheme modifying the composition of the Governing Body and making provision for separate refreshment rooms for each gender to be provided by the Institute.

A scheme related to the property and income of the Institute and setting out the general regulation for the management of the Institute.

A scheme related to the property and income of the Institute and setting out the general regulation for the management of the Institute.