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London, England, 1818-10-02 00:00:00

Parish of KIRKBRIDE, Cumberland.

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Rev F. Metcalfe, Rector - 1 1 0
William Clark, 2s. John Sibson, John Lightfoot, Si-
las Lawson Thomas Sanderson,Humphry Mat-
thew, David Will, Robert Johnston. Jos. Barnes,
John Barnes, John Miller, Joseph Ritson, Is. each ;
James Lord, John Brown, Barbara Armstrong,
Joseph Hodgson, Peter Ritson, Daniel Harrison,
John Wills, John Clark, th.l. each - 0 17 0
Total. £1 18 0 --.
Parish of 'UTTERING, Nortbamptonshire.
Hon. and Rev. J. Douglas - 1 1 0
Mr. Keep - 0 10 0
Mr. J. Pulver - 0 10 0
Mr. Garrett, Ss. Mrs. S. Pulver, 28. 6d. Mrs. B.
Pulver, 3s. Miss Woodford, ls. Mrs. Lane' Is.
Mrs. J. Keyston, Is. Mrs. Arch, 11. Mrs. March, 6d. 0 15 0
Total, £2 16 0
Parishes of BARLOW and BRIMINGTON, Derbyshire.
Mrs. Moore - 1 0 0
Mrs. Spooner and Mr. J. Shaw 0 10 0
Messrs. Gilbert 4s. liollely 2s. 6d. Ifoward 3s. Wm.
'toward 2s. C.. Baynes 3s. E. Needham 25. J.
Hewkin 2s. Mrs. Goodland ls. 6d. J. Raines 2%
T. Owen ss. G. Stevenson 4s. G. Bergh 4a. Miss
Spooner 3s. Mr. Webster 3s. J. Booker Zs. Mrs.
Wilson 3s. G. Booker 2s. 6d. A. Pinder 2% M.
Cowley es. J. Cutterill is. 6d. Mrs. Maehon, E.
Diabble, F.. Swift, It. Swift, and J. Baker, Is. each 3 0 0
Roger llareock, J. Ilawkin, E. Chapman, S. Ellis,
.t. Woodhouse, R. Turner, J. Hattersley, B. Tom-
linson, H. Diabbk, and A. Wilson 0 9 3
BRIMINGTON.

Rev. Thomas Field 1 1 0
Mr. J. Heywood - 0 10 6
Mr. Heywood, J. Shaw, and J. Lingard, ss. each 0 15 0

TSlal .C 7 1.5 9 _ _
Parish of BULKINGTON, near Coventry, by the hands of

the Rev. John Thickins;
Messrs. Hand, R. Warner, Orton, Nutt, and W.
Johnson, Ls. each 1 5 0
Mrs. Hand 3s. Mrs. Wm. Johnson 35. Mrs. College,
Mrs. Win. Orton Mr. Wm. Orion, John Orion,
Mrs. Gilbert, and Mr. Gilbert, us. Gd. each 1 1 0
Miss Warr.-r, Mrs. Jos. Orion, Miss Orton, Mr.
Marsh..ll, Mr. Newton, Mr. T.Waruer, and Mrs.
T. 'Warner; 2s. each; Mrs. Dewell is. 6d. Mr.
newel! Is. Gd. Mr. and Mrs. Bison is. 64. Mr.
and Nliss Hurst Is. 64. Mr. Aahbourn Is. 6d. Mrs.
Ashbourn Is. Gd. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward us. 6d.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton 2s. Mr. and Mrs. John Na-
vin 23. Mrs. and Miss Tailor us. Mr. and Mrs.
Till Is. 6d. Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert 25. Mr. and
Mrs. Powers Ls. Mr. Mrs. Richard and Misses
Barr 4s. Mr. and Mrs. Atkins 2s. Mrs. and Eliza
Marshall is. Mrs. Randle Is. William Birch Is.
Mr. and Mrs. John Slingsby 25.. Mrs. and Miss
Whitmore 25. Mrs. Willard Is. Mrs. Richardson Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Pole Is. Mr. and Mrs. Wakelin Is.
Miss, Sarah, George, J. Mary-Ann, and Hannah
Cuthbert 4s. 6d. ; Mr. Jos. Devis, Mr. Bollard,
Miss Ashby, Jos. Warden Miss Warner, Miss
Brooks, Miss Slingsby, Miss Eliz. Slingsbf, and
)Jr. Tyers, Is. each; Mr. Thomas Cox as. Mr.
and Mrs. Cos us. Mr. Cheatley Is. Mr. Jephcott
Is. Mr. and Mrs. liammersley 2s. 6d. Mr. John
Johnson 55. ; Mrs. Ellis. College, Mr. Charnel',
Mr. Cudman, jun. Mr. French, Mrs. Rogers, and
Jos.Warden, jun. Is. each; R. Warden, T.Wilsoe,
Mr. Cadman, and Ann Hurley, 6s. each 4 11 o
(To be contiosied.) Total £6 17 0

The Rev. WILLIAM lIETIIERINGTON's CHARITY
to the BLIND; established 1774.
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, LONDON.

WIIEIIEAS the above-named Gentleman, in his
Life-time, enabled the Governors of this Hospital to pay
Annuities of €lO to each of Flit), Blind Persons, Ln the hope
that his etample would be followed by other benevolent Cha-
eaetees, the Goventors give this public Notice, that from the
very munificent Additions made to Mr. Iletherington's original
Fund, by Deed of Gift, and by Will, they arc now enabled to
extend the Anunizy to upwards of 500 persons.
The Governors give this public Notice, that from the 7th of
October to the 31 of November, in every year, they are ready
to issue from the Counting-house of the Hospital, upon the per-
tonal application of a Friend,* Petitions for any blind Persons
duly qualified.
The leading qualifications are stated hereund:r ; and unless
the parties can respectively prove themselves strictly v. ithln them,
the applications in their behalf will he entirely fruitless
Birth in Ragland, to the exclusion of Wales and Berwick-
upon-Tweed.
Age, Fifty Years, and upwards.
Residence, Three Years in their present abode, and tote)
Blindness during that period.
Those who have ever begged, received alms, or are deemed
objects for parish relief, are excluded from the benefit of these
Charities, which are intended • for those who have been repu-
tably brought up, and who want some addition to what they
have, to make life more comfortable under the misfortune of
blindr.ess." THOMAS WILBY, Clerk.
Christ's Hospital, lot October, /hitt.
• From the great extent of tkr. (amity it 4 futatil impracti-
caWis W &mud to Letter..