Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

IURPRY read

The gener,al committee of management of the Liverpool' Pro-
tective Burial Society', in submitting this, the third annual report,
to the members, beg to eonikatutate them on the. society's con 7
United nnd hiereasing-prakietity:' • The funeral-monbY paid during
the year was £1,265 notwithstanding which, the nett surplus
revenue over(lexPenditure .'for the year was £432 ss. 6cf:' 'The 441
in the Itnion Bank, in the name of ,the Treasurer,ls £1,125 Ils. Gd.
and in he Sub-Treasarees.hands £45 7s. fitd.
• It is believed limit ntY-Similar society -has ever accumulated sD
large a; capitalin, so,short a time.; la additial to which thhr -society
has be+n paying. funeral-money since its -formation, owing to the
a/lowing the- transfer of members from other societies,---and
'-”ett,:necesSarT. to anent' the .eircumshnees under

, - - .
The brornottWdegikrfeil front thb' firstniakt" this mOre
rd'nary burit Ltdoeittjr.'; 'Std the' .VtideeM. 4/liiehla..q hitherto
ogcsthjiltdue_c -the
_committee to recommend
_l4 the

of the Guard
to bring
meehai

suggested by J. Aspinall, Esq., one
0904mittee.; 'and alsgArbether it'woul&b_e possiltic
..each of persons of limited incomes, clerks,
reCelpt o; wee lity wagmpome of the
idsuiance possessed by the wealthier classes.
flier subject appears to,beiworth consideration, namely--wht-
})er tentage hughtiiot`besafelradded to the funeral money
have been five or more. years a member.
*hat -the-,full eleyektinant 'of these
liberation ; but if the society con-
' in which it Was established; and
Acted,• namely---that: shokild
of all its inembers,—there' tifin' be
- -Friendly Society;

thin the

Rnci, gthpre,

requile time a
ninitif6d'bY t he • sp
hitkerte.l)e:en -coed

be ear led on for the 'Vivant
little dubt that the fall hriieftt• o
coistittded and -worked dev(

~,,....,.nee recommend the continuance of fltelonbscriptions
cci_the hospitals, digpensariei, and infirmary: .... .
1
Theyi, likewise desire' tri rbMirn.dthe,members that the booker of thi,
•,. - Aieletylare,Sat all- reasbnabl tunes; epe for then invention; and
tk every, 41cility will be- afforded to 'airy' member'' iiishing to inform
.

:-11Wolf of the state of its affairs
—The eominitteenre happy Co atht
the so4ety during.tho year has been paid in

ry pernly coll6Cted for

Smnit rnowd the' adoption• of the• report- and tp

statement of accounts.
.. (u.
The! motion . was seconded linsuyi,frAltz.on,
-earried unanimously.
Thd various officer
elected.
A committee. was eliteted
Mr.' SHERHERD'IROVed., Grid, aecondedpiiiirtfAt
Anne's Dispensary be added to theirilist-nf charitable ins ti
tutions for.:coutributions.',ThOuOtion was
A vote-of thanks was passed to the Guardia Conimittoe,
Mi.' WOODRUFF replied.
Mr. lguuruv . read a statement of accounts • of • the
benevidipit fund:
Thd CHAIRMAN addresSed the meeting in reference- to
ilietStablislintdnt Of a benevolent fend, and cautioned thorn
from being led away by.sympathetieleeling in the estahlish:-•
ment of-,a hen.evolent fund-in-connection Witli.the society,
lest they might be, led . to- break their rules :ac .a burial
society, and' thils'paVeilic way for their own- destimetien. •
A vote of thanks being passed to the k';liairman,, the; meet;
ing separated.

jnaectecriiiiih' 'Frociety were_ rt

-- M. Luis ii"..0,5511714_ AN"? ILL* Y.-,—Madame Missuth
left London on Tlcuisday, the 14th ult., accompanied by
-hei'eldest son, Mr. Francis Kossuth, to join-her husband,
whom they met. at Aix les Bains,. a watering place in
Savoy. They intended 'a 'several months... sojourn in
Switzerland, M. Kosstitlfw"grave mental sufferings, under
the existing circumstances, urgently claiming the greatest
possible relaxation: M. -Kossuth., and . family intend
returning to England. by the autumn. The French
Emperor proinised-to Kossuth, that he would obtain for- 06
Hungarian Legion--as,- VSt at Acqui, under the commdnd
of Mr. Daniel Ihiisi,-ana:Censisting of five battalions of
foot and lour troops of horse, -.numbering, together about
5,000 'men—not only the most complete amnesty, but like
wise that theyshall never be claimed foranyf4rther services
into the ranks of the Austrian army. Officers ald'uie.n- are
to receive very handsome
i money .gratuities- at their (4/1-•
missal; -rhu; they do not secret inclined' td iiitt over much
faith in any pledge given by the Austrian Government
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