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SOCIETY for the DISCII AR GEandliELlEFof PERSONS
. IMPRISONELI for SMALL DEBTS.
• Craven-street, Strand, April -5, 1890.
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AT san ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, held this
day—Reported, That the number of Debtors discharged _
and relieved from the undermentioned Prisoos, Within the last
Year, were 14100; who had 882 Wives, and. 2,35 i Childreil.—
The average Expense of whose Liberation (itcludirig every in-
cidental Expenditure relating to this Charity) amounted to
£2. 15s. Bid. each. . ..
.
Aylesbury 11 Fiaherton 3 Northampton 1
Appleby 3 • Fleet .' ' 103 'Oxford 6
Bodinin 7 Greenwich 8 Presteigit . 8
Bath- • • 6 •Ilertford •18 'Poftrunouth • . 2
Bedford . , 5 Haverforclwest 7 Peterborough 1
St. Briavels 5 Horsham 4 Re :bin 8
Brecon 2 Halifax
Beaumaris 1 Hexbam IRe t6lng 5•.
1 ItothWell 2
Born' Cumpter 149 • Hertford 1 Southampton 3
Cardif 14 Kingston-upon- Stirglestsety
'}Sots,

till
Wiacheshe
111/rainttoa. •
WOreewer .)1
Warwick
Whitecross.st. $57
Whitechapel
Yarmouth 1
York City 1
St. Peter's, at
York

(2.l:lisle 9 111 e
b CarnarvonKing's Bench 106
Carmarthen 4 Lancaster' 4
Chelmsford 4 Liston Peverst "3
Cardigan 1 Maidstone 121
ms
Chester 1 Macclesfield 6
Coldbath-fields 1 Monmouth 2
Derby 7 Montgomery r
Dover 3 Marshals: 241
Durham 1 Newcastle-upon-
Dorcliester 2 Tyne 12
Exeter • 34 ,Nottiugham 9I
1200 ikbtors-62 Prisons. - •
BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST 'REPOWT.
.e .I. d.
Lord Sondes, per Messrs. lloares - 50 , 0 0
Sir Wm. Bellingham, Bart. per klammerster A. 5 0 0
Sir Robert Johnson Eden, Batt. - A. 5 0 0
Sir George Pownall - - A. 5 .0 0
Honourable Colonel Fitzroy Stanhope A. 2 2 0
John Cartels, Esq. per :Messrs. Drummonds 5 5 0
F. Lind, Esq. - - A. 3 5 0
Joshua Reeve, Esq. per Secretary ' - A. 5 5 0
Rutter Ayrey, EN. p:r cl:tto 2 2 0
Edmund Woads, Esq. per ditto - 2 2 01
H. Higgins, Esq. - - 1 0 0
Mrs. Houblon Newton - - 10 0 0
Rev. I. 11. Mallory - - 10 0 0
William Dawson, Esq. (two years' Benefaction) 6 6 0
John Hatsell, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0
George Milner, Esq., - . - A. 3 3 0
Miss Maria Culvert - • . - A. 1 1 0'
Andrew Beikley Drummond, Esq. - A. 5 5 0
John Drummond, Esq. - - - A. 5 5 0
Henry Drummond. Esq. , - A. 5 5 0
The London Principal Knot of Friendly Brothers,
per Lieutenant-Colonel Camac, Treasurer
Peter Free, Esq. per Whitmore and Co.
G. T- Bulkeley, Esq. per ditto -
Stephen Ram, Esq. per Messrs. Hoaxes
Miss S. H. Cholmley,•per ditto
Mrs. Pillertine, per ditto -
Mrs. Ann Marnett, per ditto
James Alexander, aq. M.P. per ditto
Lady Calthorpe, per ditto -
I. H. Holder, Esq. per ditto
Mrs. Lucy-Price, per ditto -
Mrs. Bennett, per ditto -
Rev. I. K. Shaw Brook, per ditto

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Lady Cotton, per ditto - -
Morton Jno. Davison, Esq. -
Thos. Johnson, Esq. per Treasurer
John Pepys, Tuq. -
Mt s. Pepys
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R. Y. per Vere and Co.
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Anonymous, per Whitmore and Co.
Anonymous, per Iro.tres
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£302 $ 0

Discharged and relieved (rem various Prisons
98 Debtors, for the sum of ,V2O 8 2
Considered the Cases of 59 Petitioners,
Of which - - 40 were Approved.
Referred for- Coaracters 4
Inadmissible - - 3
• And Rejected - 12
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Aram 3, 1820.
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HE
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