The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-04 00:00:00

TO CATHOLIC NOIILEMEN AND FAMILIES..

Imust be obvious to all who duly consider thc atibject,
that the state'lithe LA ItOrKl Nti VATIII/LICS in ENtl-
LANI), and MMe particularly in the 31ETItOPI/1.15, in ca-
pable of grest improvement, as regards their morals and happi.
nen ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which
they are subject, or the di-advantages under which they
perpe-
tually labour, it is preaumed that every measure that woult
tend
to protnote economy and industry. mod nainteraet the general
distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with
the lawnl patronage of the more wealthy members of the l'ui.
veraal Church.
l'onsidering that the gretecr part of the distress that Is to he
found oolong, the poor 4 'atholies, arises from 'tickling', and that the
evil is increased by the wan; of medical assistance, and the total
suapetrtion of the poor men's earnings; and further, that (to say
nothing of the •ertainty of thus? imoitutionsi Irish lalaturent.
indeed Catholic. generally, are e‘cludetl from the advantages of
most Iletiefit Societies. it is respectfully 'submitted to the more
wealthy l'athnlic
That an Institution shoal," be formed under the Act of 59 thin. 3.
cap. lAt, to enable Catholics gel:crony. of all IhrlollllUlatiOnl., to
pnv:ide. by 31thithly Contributions. certain tr eekly .11lowances
during Sickness and Infirmity, and 1611111% of 3loney at lhsth, fur
Espcit.scs,
That the contributioas, required for such allowances, shookd
he tiled by proper acmaries at the lowest possible rate, to secure
the permanence and atabil rof the I tut bill.
'l'hat the Society shoithl Ile aided by the voluntaty Subscrip-
tions of Honorary 3lcuilwrn, and be gor,Tuell by a 111111 l 'Mee
chosen from and by the Honorary Subscribers and Insuring
31embers.
That the Members should men annually only, for the election
of Offie-rs; and, that the litisinots of the Society should be carried
on at IMMIIC convenient place—not a public ...wise.
rf the positive advitmagcs arising fmni this step, none hut those
who have considered the ',abject can form any idea. The promo-
tion of imlustry and economy; miner:ion against that distress which
is the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contegious dis-
ease by the prompt attention which would enian.ge from the So-
ciety's visiting medical practitioners, arc some of the earliest of the
effects which would he produced ; and it in under this impression
that friends to such a nteasare ore earnestly solicited to communi.
cate with a 411-nth:man who has determiacti to found such an (flan-
intim in !Avalon, and whit will lend his assistance towards eats.
blishing such Societies in any County or City in the I indeed King-
dom, an -I furnish the Plan. Nubs, l'aleulations, and the Certificates
required by the Act of Parliament.
Peratna who may feel tle,irotta to promote such an object, by
subscribing from one guinea upwards, either annually or as a do-
nation; or wilco can lend any RASiStiIICC towards the undertaking;
or who may be &Aroma of establishing such a Society in any part
of England, Ireland, or Scotland. upon principles which cannot
fail. arc requested to forward a line. post paid, to d. 0. B. l'eers
Coilce.hotite, Flettoorect.

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