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••TEMPLE CHAMBERS, JULY /5, 1816.
T a MEETING of the COMMITTEE of the
ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of the MANUFAC•
leltlG and LABOURING POOR,
GRACE the DUKE of RUTLAND, K.G. in the Chair;
IT was 1111SOLVCD,
`tot it is highly expedient, under the present circumstances
gibe merry., to renew the course which had been adopte4
Ofsech extensive benefit, in the year 1812.
That a General Meeting be called for the purpose of consider-
fog the most beneficial way of giving assistance to such Associa-
tions as may be formed for the relief of those parts of the cotm-
, which at present sre suffering most severely under the pres-
opred temporary distress.
That his Grace the Duke of RUTLAND be requested to submit
tie shove Resolutions to
• HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF YORK;
isd that his Royal Highness be respectfully requested to take
Ta CHAIR, at a Meeting to be held for the.above purpose,
41to fix a time which may best suit the convenience of his
His Royal Highness having- Consented to take the Chair, a
PUBLIC MEETING will be held at the CITY OF LONDON
TAVERN, Bisbopsgate•street, on MONDAY, the 491 b of July
toiant, when the attendance of Pissoni disposed to co-operate
kitbe views of the Association is earnestly requested.
IV The Chair will be talon at One u'Clock.
W. G CARTER, Secretary.

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