An account of the legacies, gifts, rents, fees, &c. appertaining to the church and poor of the parish of St. Alphege Greenwich, in the county of Kent to which is added an appendix, containing the plan and survey of the royal manor, the grant of the manor of Old Court to Sir I. Morden, the local Act for the Government of the Poor, &c. &c. /

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