An account of the institution, progress, and present state of the Scots Corporation in London, : of the foundation of King Charles the Second, annis MDCLXV & MDCLXXVI. Re-incorporated anno MDCCLXXV, by his presenty Majesty King George the Third; to which is added a list of the officers and governors, and of the patronesses. Published, by order, 1801..
Scottish Corporation in London.
London: : Printed for the Corporation, by E. Blackader, 10, Took's Court, Chancery Lane.,
[1811]
An account of the The Royal Scottish Corporation, founded in 1665, and still and active charity to this day. The charity evolved from an earlier mutual-aid society or "box club" for London Scots called the "Scots Box" and was more properly known as the Hall of the Scottish Hospital of his Majesties Foundation situated in Water Lane, Blackfriars, in 1676. Designed to help impoverished merchants and craftsmen in the capital who were not entitled to Parish poor relief. The work was reprinted a number of times throughout the eighteenth and early nineteenth century, each time bringing up to date the list of current officers, governors and patronesses.
Scottish Corporation in London.
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