The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-05 00:00:00

C ITY OF LONI)OY GENERAL PENSION
• - SOCIETY.
At a GENERAL 3IEETING of the Sll SCRIBERS to t~la
INSTITUTION, held at the City of London Tavern, the 3cl of
Aped, 1826, for the purpose of Electing 40 Men and 20 Wotneu
as Pensioners,
Sir PETER LAURIE, Y.P. in the Chair.
The following were declared the successful Candidates :
MEN.

Needham - 12.6961
Carpenter . 10.07"3
Gordon - 9721
Early - 91117
Ile-wood . 61125
()!.101l 8534
Hill - 8465
Coben fula
Winterbum - 8005
Ingle - 7925
Hughes - 7816
Stanton - 7440
Millie - 7179
Boatel - 6914

Spice . 111141
Chesney - 6749
Perkins . 660
Dobson - 6434
!insigne& - 6360
Reynolds - 6063
Mobbe - 6041
Dilworth -
Liddisrd - 5741
Salter - 55811
Pryor - 54.12
1400derham - 5408
Griggs - 5933

Parry - 5320
Poole . 6265
Althorn - 5189
A ppl in . .5170
31 artin - 5156
H andmord 5143
Parish . 5137
111 'Fee - 4506
Thwaites - 4631
Moiton 444
Richards . 4355
Daniel - 4495
Poole - 4354

Page . 10.924
Vincent . 8291
Jl•Calta - 71153
Euly . 79291
Shambrook 7440
More - 7529
Stnne - 7474;
That the cordial dr
Peter Laurie, one of
this day, and his gen

WOMEN.
TAW - 7472
Alford • 7257
De.trson - 7028
Atkinson .
Haywood - 6738
Davison - 6419
Austerbury 6 O 7
tanks of this Meeting
the Vice-Presidents, p

Morgan . Glr,o
Jones - 5701
Wrbb - 5048
Stillman - 4986
Jackson . 4920
Hall - 4919

; be presented to Sir
r his kind attendance
crests of the Society.
ILDSON, Secretary.

oral attention to the inh
DANIEL RICUAI
'613, 1826.

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rside, Apr

GUARDIAN SOCIETY for the Preservation of Pub-
lic Morals, providing a temporary Asylom, with suitable
Employment, for Females who have deviated from the paths of
virtue, and who have either been removed by the operation of the
laws from the public streets, or have been awakened by conscience
to a sense of their guilt and danger.
ASYLUM, NEW-ROAD, ST. GEORGE'S EAST.
The Committee return their most grateful acknowledgments for
the support the Society has already received, which has relieved it
from the pressure that so seriously embarrassed its operations.
They beg at the same time to state, that relying on the continued
aid of the Public to increase the permanent income of the Society,
they have an far relaxed acting on the very painful resolution they
were compelled to adopt (to reduce and limit the number of females
to 30), as to receive several neeessitons cater.
The very prompt manner in which their former address was re-
ceived, induces the Committee again to make their appeal, in the
hope that adequate supplies will be furnished, to enable them alto-
gether to rescind the resolution, and restore the Asylum to Its full
complement of Inmates.
Amount already advertised, X 641 121.
Mr. Dryden . A. XI 1 J. W. Baird, Esq. £2 0
John Lockie, Esq. I II Miss Roberts - 10 10
R. Brook, Esq. A. 1 1 Miss Dornford 1 0
11. 11. - 1 if Alpha A. I 1
-
Mr. Amiga. . 010 Mrs. Bass - A. 1 I
Mr. Hesse 1 0 Mrs. H. per Mrs. Fleet I 1
-
Mr. Walker - A. 1 1 J. S. C. - 2 0
Mr. Alexander A. 1 1 Mrs. Turner - 1 1
Mr. Chandler A. r 1 Mrs. Ifelech - 1 0
Mr. Paul - A. 1 I G. Scrivent, Earl. 6 0
Mr. J. Preston A. I I Thank offering to God for

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R. Granger, Eui. DI 10 hi macifil preserves.
Mr. H. Knieht - 1 0 tien during five years'
Mrs. Ells. Kidd 010 residence in London 5 0
James Teddy, Esq. 30 0 Mrs. Edwards . 1 I
Mrs. 'faddy - 20 0 Mr. Abraham . 1 1
Rev. E. Bickersteth A. 1 1 T. M. Musgrave 3 0
J. Vaillant, Esq. 2 0 51. M. - 45 0
Dowager Lady Anson 5 0 C. H. 5 0
John Jones, Esq. 10 10 Blskesley, Esq. 2 0
Do. - A. 1 IS. Stackhouse, Esq. 10 0
H. per Rev. T. Webster 1 0 J. B. Panton, Esq. A. 1 1
Sir Thomas Blomclield 5 5 Aim J. per the Matron 1 1
Do. - A. 1 1 Lady staye and Sele 1 1
Captain Gooch A. 1 I John Plisaubter, Esq. 10 0
Min °ouch A. 1 1 Mrs. Ames - 1 I
Mrs. Marsh - 6 0 W. Harvey, Esq. 25 0
Rev. T. Newman 1 1 W. Elliott Elliott, Esq. 10 0
Mr. H. Haines A. 1 1 Sir C. Lemon - n 0
W. H. A cret, Esq. 20 J. Talliud, Esq. - 20 0
Rev. T. L. Foe • 30 A Friend - 010
11. (luring, Esq. 10 10 Alin Posken - 1 0
H. P. - 10 0 AL Pearson, Esq. 5 0
Airs. Tyrrell - 1 0 Mrs. S. Beddome A. 1 1
Mr. J. Evans - A. 1 1 Mr. Sheriff Crowder 5 0
John Cator, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Sheriff Kelly 0 0
A. 1 1 C. Marsh Phillips, Esq. 10 10
Mr. Verrall - A. Ills. 6d. (1. C. Julius, Esq. A. 2 2
Subscriptions are received by %I'. Fry, Esq. Treasurer, St. Mil.
&ell's-court ; and by the following bankers :—Alentrs. Mire, 37,
Fleet-street; Sir J. W. Lubbock and Co. Mansion-House-street;
Messrs. Praed and Co. Fleet-street; and Messrs. Ilammerpley and
Co. Pall-mall: by John Murdock, Esq. Oxfoid-street ; by the
Rev. Thomas Webster, M.A. Secretary, 40, Hatton-garden ; and
by Mr. J. Brown, Assistant Secretary and Collector, 111, Alder.
usanbury.