The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-04-07 00:00:00

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TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY
or THE

SOUTHWARK AUXILIARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
A most respectable and very utunerons meeting of the Mends of
this Institution was held at the Boma Tavern, Kennington, yes-
today. The Chair wale taken at twelve o'clock, by CUARLES
Esq-, one of the Vice-Presidents, rho shady de-
tailed the objects of the meeting, and concluded by moving that
thifSeaetary be requested to read the Report, which was of peat
length, and-which esreeetly called on all the friends of Bible In-
st.tuuons to render their most zealous effur:s in support of this and
lathes similar Societies. _ _

The TREASURER (Henry Jones, Esq.) then read the statement
of the Committee, which shewed that 24,280 Bibles, and 11,488
Testaments, had been distributed by the Society since its first for-
nation ; 16,1801. fla. 7d. had been received from the various'assoel-
nine within the district of the auxiliary society, since its cons.
tIUSIMCOS.
The Rev. Mr. TOWNSEND moved the Ist Resolution, that the
report be received, adopted, and printed.
'Which was seconded by the Rev. Mr. IVALLIE, Chaplain to
the-Swedish Embassy, and carried unanimously. C
The Rev. Andrew HANDRA), moved the 9d Resolution, that
the most cordial thanks of this meeting be given to Earl Spencer,
the President, and the Vice-Presidents, for their motioned s.apport
anti pair-maw of this Society.
This Resolution was seconded by the Rev. Mr. PARSONS of
Leeds, and was also carried unanimously.
Tlei 3d Resolution, that the thanks of this meeting be presented
to the Treasurer, Secretary, and Assistant-Secretary, and Commit-1
nevi)* their unrentittiug_ exertions to forward the objects of this
:sonny, was moved by LAN STEINKOPEE and seconded by the
Rev. John CLAYTON., and carried unanimously.
A list of officers of the Society for the ensuing year was read
after the passing of this resolution.
TN( 41 Resolution was then put and carried unanimously, that
the cordial thanks of this meeting be presented to the Othcen and
Ceitaruitutesi of the several :sible '1:4.0cl:woos established
tlit4'dis.rict, for their persevering endeavours to extend the benefits
and, increase the funds of this Institution, and particularly to those
[milks why have se nobly exerted themselves in furtherance of the
ut;Jects of the Society.
pre s:b Resolution, that the warmest thanks of this meeting be
presented to Charles Berkeley Esq. V.P., for his able aad impartial
(-magnet in the Chair, was received with great applause. And most
cheerfully ador ed by the meeting.
The Chairman shordy returned thanks, and the meeting, which
was abtandod by a g:est numbs:of bodies, immediately adjosroed

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