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Side 34
... months , was almost , if not quite , double what it was in the corresponding months last year . The returns being for nine months only - that is to say , from January to September inclusive - whilst the financial statement , owing to ...
... months , was almost , if not quite , double what it was in the corresponding months last year . The returns being for nine months only - that is to say , from January to September inclusive - whilst the financial statement , owing to ...
Side 35
... months . This is accomplished partly by the summer beds , and partly by the friendly and mutually helpful relations established between the Committee and the Homes , a large number of which are glad to place any accommodation they may ...
... months . This is accomplished partly by the summer beds , and partly by the friendly and mutually helpful relations established between the Committee and the Homes , a large number of which are glad to place any accommodation they may ...
Side 39
... of references , & c . , for District Committees . Nine months 1882 only . 21 51 2222 28 54 17 36 22 61 11 3 1 34 39 109 136 193 170 386 704 453 861 705 78 33 * 109 103 CONVALESCENT WORK . NOTE . - All the particulars here 3939.
... of references , & c . , for District Committees . Nine months 1882 only . 21 51 2222 28 54 17 36 22 61 11 3 1 34 39 109 136 193 170 386 704 453 861 705 78 33 * 109 103 CONVALESCENT WORK . NOTE . - All the particulars here 3939.
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... months ' work - from January 1 to September 30 , 1884 . The financial account is for twelve months , from October 1 , 1883 , to September 30 , 1884 . HOMES WHICH HAVE RECEIVED CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY PATIENTS . ( a ) RESERVED BEDS ...
... months ' work - from January 1 to September 30 , 1884 . The financial account is for twelve months , from October 1 , 1883 , to September 30 , 1884 . HOMES WHICH HAVE RECEIVED CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY PATIENTS . ( a ) RESERVED BEDS ...
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... MONTHS . 1884 Men Women Children Total Withdrawn January . February 50 34 8 92 9 83 61 50 20 131 9 122 March 68 52 14 134 11 123 April 45 36 12 93 5 88 May 84 48 26 158 18 140 June 56 50 30 136 9 127 July 81 83 49 213 11 202 August 83 ...
... MONTHS . 1884 Men Women Children Total Withdrawn January . February 50 34 8 92 9 83 61 50 20 131 9 122 March 68 52 14 134 11 123 April 45 36 12 93 5 88 May 84 48 26 158 18 140 June 56 50 30 136 9 127 July 81 83 49 213 11 202 August 83 ...
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administration almoner Annual applicants assistance Associated Charities Auditor Balance Bart Battersea Benevolent Society Bethnal Green Bienfaisance Brought forward Camberwell Capt Carried forward Central Office Charity Organisation Society Clerkenwell co-operation Contributions Convalescent Home Cottage Council Coutts & Co D. W. Freshfield District Committees Donations Earl Emigration Expenditure Expenses Fulham Fund George's Giles's Grants Guardians Hackney Hampstead Herr Herr Pastor Holborn Hospital inquiry institutions Islington James's Kensington labour Lady Lambeth Lewisham Loans London Longstaff Lord Marylebone Medical Meeting Mendicity Society Messrs Metropolitan Miss mittee Mocatta Newington obtained October Olave's Organising Charitable Relief Paddington Pancras parish pauperism Payments pension persons Poor Board Poor Law Poplar Receipts received Relief and Repressing Relief of Distress Report Representatives Repressing Mendicity Road Secretary sent September 30 Shoreditch Smith Society Charity Organisation Society for Organising Special Stepney Sub-Committee Subs Subscriptions Wandsworth week Whitechapel
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Side 47 - ... who shall be appointed by and hold office during the pleasure of the board and...
Side 11 - Sir, but that angling is an art, and an art worth your learning. The question is rather, whether you be capable of learning it? for angling is somewhat like poetry, men are to be born so : I mean with inclinations to it, though both may be heightened by discourse and practice : but he that hopes to be a good angler, must not only bring an inquiring, searching, observing wit, but he must bring a large measure of hope and patience, and a love and propensity to the art itself...
Side xxi - By applying to each case susceptible of permanent benefit, and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent. 3. By obtaining the various kinds of help required from those interested in the applicants, from their relatives, from charitable institutions, and from private persons ; by assisting by loans, or, when necessary, by grants.
Side xx - By convening Special Committees to inquire into, and report on, comparatively technical questions connected with the administration of charity, such as the education of the blind, the legal provision for the afflicted, convalescent homes, artisans
Side xxi - By bringing into co-operation with each other, and with the Poor Law authorities, the various charitable agencies and individuals in the District, and...
Side 11 - I doubt not to catch a brace or two to-morrow, for a friend's breakfast : doubt not, therefore, Sir, but that Angling is an art, and an art worth your learning : the question is rather, whether you be capable of learning it ? for Angling is somewhat like Poetry, men are to be born so...
Side xviii - By supplementing the resources of the District Committees of the Society, by the personal assistance of officers appointed and paid, in all or part, by the Council, by grants for general purposes, and by obtaining adequate help in cases of difficulty.
Side 56 - XV.— The Council shall be regulated in their proceedings by such Bye-Laws as may from time to time be enacted by them, no Bye-Law being in any case altered, or a new one proposed, without at least a week's notice of such intention being given at a Meeting of Council.
Side 11 - I mean, with inclinations to it, though both may be heightened by discourse and practice: but he that hopes to be a good angler, must not only bring an inquiring, searching, observing wit, but he must bring a large measure of hope and patience, and a love and propensity to the art itself; but having once got and practised it, then doubt not but Angling will prove to be so pleasant, that it will prove to be, like virtue, a reward to itself.
Side 43 - To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland m Parliament assembled.