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PHILANTHROPIC ANNIffl'Y INSlTl'lirioN
No. 44, LEICESTER-SQUARE,
January 1, 18011.
PIE Proprietors of this Institution are reminded
at the half yearly General Meeting will be held at 4he
Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, London, on "rlzuri.
der, the :Ash day of January, 180 a. •
I'he Chair to be taken at one o'clock precisely.
As the fullest inftwusatSou respecting the situation of the So-
ciety, and the impediments which have hitherto retarded its pro-
gress will be stand at the above Meeting, the Preprietors are en-
treated by the Directors to favour them with their attendartee:
The Proprietors are informed that observatiOns by the
tors on the answers of the late S lititor to the charges exhibited
avins, him, are ready to be delivered to the Proprietors, or to
their orders, at the Office of the Institution.
• (Signed)
JAMES Coeur:tat!, Roe: ikown,
ciso: FRaa. STRATTOIII, W. C. JACKEOX. mid
)tunas Horrtrwta, Baan:mixsa,s.,
loins PaovvrT,

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' COUNTY GAOI. AT ILl4.ll;,ftlat, •
NTED,at Midsummer next, a Governor of
the said Gaol. Asa liberal Salary will be given, the strictest
investigation will be rradelnto the principles and moral conduct of
every person who may think fit to orer forlisis appointment; and
a reference to persons in a resretalke slination of life, will be re-
quired to establish the character of such applicant. The superior
education and the previous habit of conimaad, where other quali-
fications arc equal, will meet with decided prefcrerice.—Any p it-
sm wishing to offer hitntelf as a ettrislidate, wrest •b t enabled to
give a lurge security.—Applicaticns to be made to Nib ;Under
Sheriffs Dace, 0,4 • EDWARD&
Deputy Clerk of the Peace, of the County of tiotnerset.
Wells Sr dons 1ip..12i18415.,.... . .

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