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NOTTING HILL
PHILANTHROPIC
SOCIETY.
I
Jfiftoitlj Annual Jitjjjri.
NOTTING HILL:
PRINTED BY J. WAKEHAM, 4, BEDFORD TERRACE.
1870.
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�NOTTING HILL
This Society is established for the purpose of afford ■
ing temporary Relief to the deserving Poor residing in
the Ward of Notting Hill.
The Tickets given are (except in special cases) for
Meat, Bread, Coals, or Grocery, and are distributed by
the Visitors of the Society only.
LIST OF VISITORS*
—:------- --------------
District.
1 Campden Street .
,
2 Peel Street
3 Rabbit Row, and Edge
Terrace .
4 Kensington Place .
5 Dartmoor Street, West of
Johnson Street .
6 Dartmoor Street, East of
Johnson Street .
7 Ernest Street
8 William Street and John
son Street
9 Farm Street
10 St. James Street .
;
11 New Street
12 Uxbridge Street, West of
Johnson Street .
T
Visitors.
Mr. BOSANQUET, 8, Lansdowne Road.
Mr. WAKE HAM, Bedford Terrace.
Mr. BURDEN, West Mall.
Mr. BAWDON, 19, Silver Street.
Mr. RUSSELL, 103, High Street.
Mr. SWEET, 1 Dartmoor Street.
Mr. WATTS, 131, High Street.
Mr. LUCAS, 10, Johnson Street.
Mr. A. LANGMAN, 21, St. Ann’s Road.
Mr. T. B. LANGMAN, 7a, Farm Street.
Mr. GOODMAN, 28, High Street.
Mr. PARKHOUSE, 20, Devonshire Terrace,
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13 Uxbridge Street, East of
Johnson. Street .
14 Bulmer Place
,
15 Pelham Terrace and Mews
16 Portobello Road, South of
Archer Street, and adja
cent Mews
.
17 Portobello Road, west side
South of Cornwall Road,
North of Archer Street .
18 Portobello Road, east side
South of Cornwall Road
North of Archer Street .
19 Western Terrace .
20 Bolton Road
21 Lonsdale Road
22 Ledbury Road, and mews
• adjacent .
23 Portobello Road, North of
Cornwall Road, and ad
jacent Mews
24 District North of Lancas
ter Road, East of Porto
bello Road and West of
St. Luke’s Road .
25 Prince’s Road
26 Prince’s Place
27 St. James’ Place .
28 Queen’s Place, Charles
Street, Phoenix Place,
and Royal Mews
29 St. Catherine’s Rd., West
of Union Street .
30 Union Street
31 St. Catherine’s Road, East
of Union Street .
32 William Street, Norlands .
33 Portland Road (east side)
84 Portland Road (west side)
35 Heathfield Street .
36 Thomas Street, Bird’s Cot
tages, Warwick Place,
Mary’s Place, James St.
37 St. Ann’s Road North,
Green’s Row, and Cres
cent Street
Mr. BUTLER, 71, High Street.
Mr. HARVEY, 92, High Street.
Mr. INGLIS H, Albert Terrace.
Mr. JOHNSTON, Oxford Terrace.
Mr. RENDELL, Buckingham Terrace.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
MASCALL, 44, Archer Street.
H. TAYLOR, 39, Ledbury Road.
CANNON, 4, St. George’s Road.
SELWAY, 140, Lancaster Road.
Mr. BALDING, 32, Ledbury Road.
Mr. SCOLES, 6, Bassett Terrace.
Mr. ASHFOLD, 4, Carnarvon Terrace.
Mr. WARREN, Prince’s Road.
Mr. COLEMAN, 18, Prince’s Road.
Mr. CORKHILL, Prince’s Road.
Mr. BARLEY, Addison Road North.
Mr. B. ABRAMS, St. Ann’s Road.
Mr. L. ROWDEN, 89, Prince’s Road.
Mr. PEGDEN, Union Street.
Mr. J. H. WOOD, 16, Union Street.
Mr. TIMSON, 1, Clarendon Place.
Mr. ASHDOWN, 155, Portland Road.
Mr. LONG, 2, Clarendon Place.
Mr. HOOD, James Street, Potteries.
Mr. JONES, 1, St. Ann’s Road North.
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George Street
Kenilworth Street
Walmer Terrace .
Canterbury Road .
FoweU Street J
Talbot Road and Mews
adjacent
44 St. George’s Road, and
St. Mark’s Terrace
45 District bounded by Brainley, Silchester, and Lan
caster Roads
46 Testerton
Street, and
Hurstway Street.
47jWalmer Road and adja
cent Streets
48 Blechynden Street
49 Manchester Street
50 Martin Street and Station
Street
51 Kensal Green (such portion
as lies within the Parish
of Kensington) .
38
39
40
41
42
43
Mr. LEWIS, St. Ann’s Road North.
Mr. BAKER, Stoneleigh Street.
Mr. BOALER, 134, Clarendon Road.
Mr. VOAKE, 166, Clarendon Road.
Mr. SQUIRRELL, 171, Clarendon Road.
Mr. WYATT, Cambridge Villa, St. Mark’s Rd.
Mr. J. BENNETT, 154, Lancaster Road.
Mr. W. C. BARBER, 172, Lancaster Road.
Mr. WRIGHT, Hurstway Street.
Mr. H. CROSSE, 170, Clarendon Road.
Mr. BROWN, 268, Lancaster Road.
Mr. BURROUGH, 17, Silchester Terrace.
Mr. JENKINSON, Blechynden Street.
Mr. BROOME, 62, Southam Street, Kensal
Green.
Signed Hospital and Dispensary Letters may be sent to the
Treasurer, who will gratefully acknowledge them, and see that
they are given with discrimination to the sick poor.
The Subscribers may refer deserving cases of temporary distress
and sickness to the Visitor, in whose district the person resides
(a list of which is printed above.)
Funds are urgently needed, in consequence of the extension of
the operations of the Society into the poorest parts of Notting Hill.
Donations will be thankfully received by the Treasurer, Mr. R.
Harvey, 92, High Street, Notttng Hill; Mr. Timson, Secretary,
1, Clarendon Place; Mr. Parkhouse, Collector, 20, Devonshire
Terrace; or by any member of the Committee,
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COMMITTEE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
President, J. E. GRAY, Esq., 4, Linden Grove.
Treasurer, Mr. R. HARVEY, 92, High Street.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
B. ABRAMS.
ASHDOWN.
ASHFOLD.
BAKER.
BALDING.
BARLEY.
BAWDON.
J. BENNETT.
BOALER.
BOOTY.
BOSANQUET.
BROOME.
BROWN.
BURDEN.
BURROUGH.
BUTLER.
CANNON.
CHAPMAN.
CHURCH.
COLEMAN.
COLLEY.
CORKHILL.
H. CROSSE.
GOODMAN.
HOBBS.
HOOD.
INGLISH.
JENKINSON.
JOHNSTON.
JONES.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
MrMr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
T. B. LANGMAN.
A. LANGMAN.
LEWIS.
LIDWELL.
LONG.
LUCAS.
MaSCALL.
MINTER.
PARFITT.
PEGDEN.
F. RADFORD.
RENDELL.
L. ROWDEN.
RUSSELL.
SCOLES.
SHORT.
SELWAY.
SPALDING.
SQUIRELL.
SWEET.
G. TAYLOR.
H. TAYLOR.
VOAKE.
WAKEHAM.
WARREN.
WATTS.
WILLIAMS.
WRIGHT.
WOOD.
WYATT.
With power to add to their number.
Secretary, Mr. TIMSON, 1. Clarendon Place.
Collector, Mr. PARK HOUSE, 20, Devonshire Terrace.
�THE ANNUAL MEETING
OF
THE NOTTING HILL
PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY
WAS HELD AT
ST.
PETER’S
SCHOOL
ROOM,
ON
TUESDAY EVENING-, DECEMBER 14^, 1869.
REV. J. ROBBINS, D.D.,
ITT
THIS
CHAIR.
THE FOLLOWING REPORT WAS ADOPTED AT AN ADJOURNED
MEETING.
The number of Cases relieved during the past year
is calculated at 2160.
The Society has now, after a gradual development
during 15 years, assumed the form of a well-organized
system for the relief of temporary distress.
Its operations, as shown by the Secretary’s books
from year to year, have been productive of some sub
stantial results.
Far more extensive good may be anticipated from
a generous support of its admitted claims.
The Committee would earnestly press upon the
great body of their fellow tradesmen throughout the
area of the Ward of Notting Hill, the vital importance
of securing a faithful band of Visitors, who, acting in
harmony with them, will by personal visitation of the
homes of the poor, and by using every available
�means of inquiry, exercise the most careful discrim
ination in their distribution of relief, so as to detect
imposture and encourage industry.
During the past year, the Meetings of the Society
were, with the consent of the Incumbents, held in the
School Room of St. John’s, on the 8th of January; at
St. Clement’s, February 12th; St. James’s, February
26th; St. George’s, March 9th; St. Peter’s, March
23rd; All Saints’, April 13th; St. Mark’s, May 14th.
This was done with a view to a closer co-operation
with the clergy, and the diffusion through the several
districts of the Ward of a wider knowledge of the
principles, objects, and organization of the Society.
The Committee trust that this plan has produced
the effect desired, and that full confidence is felt in
the Society, as a valuable agency for grappling with
some at least of those difficulties which pauperism
presents.
Its future success depends, under God, upon the
support it receives, the spirit in which it is worked,
and the intelligence and energy with which its opera
tions are carried on.
The Committee appeal to the public, not so much
upon the ground of work done, of which they acknow
ledge the defects, as from a desire to be able to meet
promptly the urgent call for renewed efforts which
the fluctuating condition of the poor is increasingly
making, from .want of employment and depression
of trade.
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From the displacement of the poor, the neighbour
hood of the Potteries is densely populated by a class
of persons who have to struggle hard for existence;
and severe are the trials to which many are reduced,
whose sufferings might at least be lightened by timely
relief judiciously given through Visitors who, by
close contact with them, will learn their true history
and sympathize with their wants.
It appears to the Committee that the ultimate
object of the Philanthropic Society should be to
lower the Rates by elevating the poor.
The accomplishing of this end is obviously retarded
by a system of relief indiscriminately administered to
the dependent pauper and the industrious labourer.
The first is a fit subject if hopelessly reduced for
parochial relief, or emigration. The second, suffering
from temporary or accidental causes, is encouraged,
by timely assistance, to recover his position of manly
independence and self support.
The Committee are well aware that, with the best
intentions on their part, and the greatest discrimina
tion on the part of the Visitors, the immediate results
of the Society’s work may disappoint the sanguine,
and perhaps shake the faith of its supporters in its
utility.
The best answer they can give to such waverers
is, redoubled exertions to stem the tide of pauperism
which is flowing in so rapidly, while they remind
their friends at the same time that, if their means are
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crippled, their action must be relatively feeble and
ineffectual.
Since the last Annual Meeting a new Society for
organising charitable relief, and repressing mendicity
has been formed, the Earl of Lichfield being chairman
of the Committee, a branch of which has been intro
duced into this parish.
The plan proposed is to establish a Charity Office
in a central position in the Parish, at which office a
Committee, consisting of the representatives of the
various parochial and charitable agencies, and Metro
politan local Relief Societies, ministers of all denomi
nations, Poor-Law Guardians, and others, is to meet
weekly.
The Committee of this Society think that every
information and countenance should be given to the
requirements of the above Society so far as refers to
the Ward of Notting Hill.
�LIST OF SUBSGBIBEBS,
1869—70.
£ s. d.
5 0 0
16, Mr. S. C. Kingston...
1
1
0
3, Mr. J. Chapman
1
1
0
20, Mrs. Johnson
0 10
0 10
AUBREY HOUSE.
Mr. P. A. Taylor, M.P.
0
0
17, Dr. E. H. Vinen
CAMPDEN HIDE ROAD. £ 3. d.
THE LODGE.
0 5
0
0 5
0
CASTLE TERRACE.
Mr. R. T. Swain
ADDISON ROAD.
...
CHEPSTOW PLACE.
80, Mr. Stroud L. Cocks
ADDISON TERRACE.
2, Mrs. Chadwick
2, Miss Chadwick
0 10 0
...
CHEPSTOW VILLAS.
0 5 0
...
CLARENDON PLACE.
1, Mr. W. T. Timson
ARCHER STREET.
Mr. W. Hickman
0
5
0
0
1
00
0
1
2
10
1
10
5
10
0
6
0
0
6
0
0
0
CLARENDON
ARUNDEL GARDENS.
9, Mr. JI R. Christie
17, Mrs. Col. Harriott ...
18, Sir E. Hilditch
20, Rev. E.K. Kendall,M. A.
31, Lt.-Gen. G. Tomkyns
33, Mr. H. Methold
34, Mr. H. Brady
0 0
1
...
0
ROAD.
38, Mr. D. Aston
... 0 10 0
78, Mr. J. R. Faulkner 0 5 0
134, Mr. W. Boaler
...050
166, Mr. Voake ...
... 0 10 0
170, Mr. EE. Crosse
...0 5 0
170, Mrs. EE. Crosse
...0 5 0
197, Mr. J. Powter
... 0 5 0
CODRINGTON TERRACE.
BATH PLACE.
3, Mr. C. Greenway
0 10 0
4, Mr. J, Boyer
...110
COLVILLE TERRACE EAST.
BEDFORD GARDENS.
54, Mr. R. Phillips
66, Misses Codd
...
...
0 10 0
o 2 6
14, Mrs. Audain
0 5
0
0 10
...
0
DARTMOOR STREET.
1, Mr. T. Sweet..............
BERESFORD TERRACE.
10, Mrs. Wright
BRUNSWICK
...
0
5 0
31, Rev. G. Bennett, M.A.
DAWSON PLACE.
1
0
12, Mr. W. Eade
...110
14, Capt. H. Shuttleworth 110
18, Mrs. Tucker
... 0 10 0
1 *1
0
5,
GARDENS.
1
BRUNSWICK TERRACE.
4, Mr. C. B. P. Bosanquet
DENBIGH TERRACE.
BUCKINGHAM TERRACE.
5, Mrs. Adey
...
0
5 0
DEVONSHIRE TERRACE.
2 2 0
£17 17
Mr. J. Couzens
6
4, Mr. S. Elborn
...050
£27 5
6
�12
£
ELGIN CRESCENT.
36, Mr. S. Fowler
76, Miss Back ..............
s. d.
0 5 0
0 2 6
JOHNSON STREET. £
Mr. D. Lucas
*.
d.
0 10 6
...
KENSINGTON PALACE GARDENS.
ELGIN ROAD.
27, Mr. J. L. Bolding ...
0 10
6
5, Mr. B. E. Green
..110
26, Mr. J. Heywood, F.R.S. 110
EUSTON ROAD.
KENSINGTON PARK GARDENS.
63, Mr. C. Jennings
0 5 0
FARM STREET.
7a, Mr. T. B. Langman
0 5 0
GEORGE STREET.
8, Mr. E. Draisey
0 10
0
0 5
1 1
0
0
HANOVER TERRACE.
4, Miss Seward
18, Miss Raymond
3, Mr. R; Michell
6, Mr. H. F. Letchworth
7, Gen. Hon. Sir O. Gore,
G.C.B.
15, Dr. E. L. Bryan
16, Mr. P. Pittar
18, Mr. W. Clarke
23, Mr. H. W. Jewesbury
41, Mrs. Dunbar
42, Mr. J. Baillie
42, Miss Mowbray
46, Mr. J. S. Scott
1 1
0 5
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
5
1
1
1
10
10
1
5
2
HIGH STREET, KENSINGTON.
26 and 27, Mr. E. Ball...
0 10
0
HIGH STREET, NOTTING HILL.
15, Mr. J. Short
0
32, Mr. G. A. Norris
0
34, Mr. G. ¥. Sharpe ... 0
36, Mr. C. Klein
0
46, Mr. R. Spalding
0
48, Mr. H. Long
1
50, Mr. J. R. Bilton
0
60, Mr. W. Austin
0
71, Mr. G. Butler
0
77, Mr. F. W. Fricker ... 0
78, Mr. F. J. Hibbitt ... 0
92, Mr. R. Harvey
1
105 & 107, Mr. J. Minter 1
109, Mr. J. E. Horwell... 0
129 & 131, Mr. G. N. Watts 0
130, Mr. J. E. Lidwell... 0
133, Mr. J. E. Miller ... 0
136, Mr. C. B. Hammond 1
137 & 139, Mr. W. Booty 0
141 & 143, Messrs. R. H.
and J. Pearson
1
10
10
5
5
10
0
10
5
5
10
10
1
0
5
10
10
5
0
10
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
6
6
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
10
10
10
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
5
1
10
10
10
2
2
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
6
6
1 1 0
1 1 0
0 5 0
LADBROKE GARDENS.
3,
10,
11,
14,
Mr. H. T. Parker
Mrs. Punch
Mr. J. S. Torr
Mr. S. Magnus
- .. 0 10 6
..0 2 6
.. 0 10 0
..11 0
LADBROKE PLACE WEST.
..
1
1
0
... 0 10 6
...10 0
1, Mr. W. Bartlett
0 5
2, Mrs. Huggins
0 5
10, Mr. J. Kirkman
1 0
14, Mr. A. Maclure
0 5
1 0
20, Mrs. Rendall
26, Mr. J. D. Drakesford 0 5
1 0
29, Mr. B. Tomkins
0 5
32, Mrs. Child
33, Mr. J. Mylne
0 10
0
0
0
0
o
0
0
0
0
£48 7 0
£74 13
6
7, Miss Legrew
LADBROKE SQUARE.
HOLLAND PARK.
Messrs. W. and F. Radford 2
1a, Mr. J. H. Browne ... 1
28, Rev. W. H. Jervis ... 0
31, Mrs. Watson
0
31, Mr. T. C. Watson ... 0
HORBURY CRESCENT.
8, Dr. C. Steggall
16, Mrs. Sconce
KENSINGTON PARK ROAD.
10, Mr. J. Hobbs
12, Mr. W. Coats
36, Mr. G. E. Hicks
...
40, Mrs. Wilson
44, Mrs. Hall
52, Mr. G. N. Emmet ...
54, Miss Fox ...
66, Dr. H. Goodday
82, Miss Dyer
82, Miss Jerrard
St. Peter’s Vicarage, Rev.
J. Robbins, D.D. ...
152, Mr. G. Taylor
158, Mr. W. Church ...
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34, Mr. C. S. Fowler
39, Mr. R. R. Ottley
41, Maj.-General W.
White ...
’
£ s. d.
... 0 10 0
... 2 0 0
G.
... 0 10 0
LANSDOWNE TERRACE, UPPER.
1, Mr. J. A. Mello
5, Mr. J. T. Renton
...
...
110
0 10 0
LEDBURY ROAD.
LADBROKE TERRACE.
4, Mr. W. Patrick
...
6, Mrs. Farrance
Wilby House
„
Mrs. R. Cocks
„
Mr. R. Cocks
11 Mr. A. Bourne
0 10
0 10
0
6
1
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
32, Mr. J. Balding
... 0
39, Mr. H. Taylor
... 0
42, Mr. J. Burrough
... 0
49, Mr. S. Caplin
...0
Ditto
(2nd don.) 0
5
10
5
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
LINDEN GROVE.
4, Mr. J. E. Gray
...110
LANCASTER ROAD.
140, Mr. J. Selway
...0 5 0
NORLAND PLACE.
11, Mrs. Langford
0 10 0
...
LANSDOWNE CRESCENT.
St. John’s Lodge, Rev. J.
P. Gell, M.A.
2, Mrs. Piggott
3, Mrs. Banbury
4, Mr. E. Barnett
5, Mr. J. E. Armstrong
6, Miss Hodges
12, Mr. G. F. Cooke
...
22, Mrs. Colonel Hill ...
22, Mr. J. R. R. Godfrey
25, Mr. A. W. Langdon...
37, Mr. W. Ackland
40, Mr. R. 01 drey
43, Mr. W. H. Saltwell. .
NORLAND SQUARE.
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
10
10
5
5
10
2
10
10
10
2
10
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
5
10
10
1
5
2
5
10
5
2
10
5
5
5
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22, Rev. T. P. Holdich,
M.A. ...
...0
5 0
NOTTING HILL SQUARE.
8, Mrs. Fletcher
... 0
15, Mrs. Jennings
... 0
18, Mr. J. L. Boothby ...3
5 0
2 6
0 0
NOTTING HILL TERRACE.
1, Mr. W. Hine
5, Mr. O. Stephens
15, Mrs. Bescoby
19, Mr. E. C. Cosway
27, Miss Walker
... 1 1 0
... 0 10 0
... 1 1 o
... 0 10 0
... 0 5 0
LANSDOWNE ROAD.
4, Mrs. Hall
4, Miss Hall
16, Mr. H. S. Tabor
...
18, Miss Markland
19, Mr. H. W. Ravenscroft
22, Mr. T. Daniel
25, Mrs. Allnutt
27, Mr. R. Green
30, Miss Shorland
36, Mr. E. C. Buckland...
41, Mrs. Robertson
42, Mr. A. J. Wright ...
49, Miss Wales
53, Mr. J. Noyes
65, Mr. H. W. Trinder ...
75, Rev. T. Wilkinson ...
LANSDOWNE TERRACE.
4,
7,
9,
LI,
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
J. P. Woodhouse
A. Wilson
J. Vigne
T. Jacomb
1
1
0
1
1 0
1 0
5 0
1 0
£48 7 0
PALACE' GARDENS VILLAS.
18, Mrs. Williamson
1
0
0 2
6
1
...
PELHAM TERRACE.
2, Mr. W. Rawson
...
PEMBRIDGE CRESCENT.
14, Miss Manfred
23, Mr. C. Johnson
...
...
0 10 0
1 . 1 0
PEMBRIDGE GARDENS.
4, Mrs. Brockell
0 10
11, Mr. H. Laver
0 10
13, Mr. H. Washbourne 0 10
14, Mr. W. Gilbert
1 0
15, Capt. W. W. Ross ... 1 0
16, Dr. W. Bruce Joy ... 0 10
19, Mr. J. Reynolds
1 0
23, Mrs. Gordon
0 5
26. Mr. G. J. Cavafy ... 1 0
1 1
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0
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6
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
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23,
25,
28,
29,
30,
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Mr. Churchill
Mr. J. Nathan
Dr. J. H. Gladstone,
F.R.S.
Mr. J. M. Hill
Mr. M. Zarifi
Mrs. Wilder
Mr. A. Bonar
Mr. H. G. Wolrige ...
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38,
45,
52,
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Mr. A. Rowlands
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Miss Gowring
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0
0
0
0
10 0
5 0
10 6
2 6
TABERNACLE TERRACE.
PORTOBELLO TERRACE.
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0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0 2
0 5
0 5
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15, Mr. G. C. Bompas ...
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146, Mr. R. Wells
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PEMBRIDGE VILLAS.
...
STANLEY CRESCENT.
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2, Mr. C. H. Blake
4, Mrs. Grant
6, Mr. T. H. W. Anderson
9, Mr. W. Milliken
10, Mr. G. W. Johnson
12, Miss Lindars
13, Mrs. Knight
16, Mr. P. J. King
2
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0
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0
0
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st. Ann’s road.
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4, Mr. W. Banting
...
VERNON TERRACE.
27, Miss Rendell
st. ann’s road north.
1, Mr. J. Jones
...
0 2 0
...
0 5 0
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0 5
John’s gardens.
2, Miss Slater
... 0 10 0
23, Mr. Tanner
John’s road.
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1
Mr. B. Bosanquet
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RULES.
1. A Donation or Annual Subscription to constitute Mem
bership.
2. A Committee, President, Treasurer, Secretary, Collector,
and Auditors to be elected annually.
3. Visitors to be appointed by the Committee.
4. The whole Ward of Notting Hill to be the area of the
Society’s operations.
5. Relief to be given only after personal inquiry, and
visitation at the homes of the" applicants.
6. All Subscribers to be at liberty to recommend cases to'
Visitors.
7. The Committee to meet once a fortnight during January,
February, and March, and at other times once a month: three
to be a Quorum.
8. The proceedings of the Committee to be regularly entered
in a Minute Book.
9. Every case relieved, with particulars as to number of
family, cause of distress, and any other procurable information,
to be recorded in a Register Book.
10. The Visitors to make returns to the Committee at their
weekly meetings of cases relieved; and to furnish information at
the end of the year, as to the working of the Society from their
own experience; their duty being to co-operate cordially with the
Clergy, and other ministers of religion, with District Visitors,
and all other existing agencies for charitable purposes.
11. The Annual Meeting to be held in December, at which
the Report and Balance Sheet are to be presented, and Officers
elected.
12. The Committee to bhave power to make bye-laws, but
not to alter rules.
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Victorian Blogging
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A collection of digitised nineteenth-century pamphlets from Conway Hall Library & Archives. This includes the Conway Tracts, Moncure Conway's personal pamphlet library; the Morris Tracts, donated to the library by Miss Morris in 1904; the National Secular Society's pamphlet library and others. The Conway Tracts were bound with additional ephemera, such as lecture programmes and handwritten notes.<br /><br />Please note that these digitised pamphlets have been edited to maximise the accuracy of the OCR, ensuring they are text searchable. If you would like to view un-edited, full-colour versions of any of our pamphlets, please email librarian@conwayhall.org.uk.<br /><br /><span><img src="http://www.heritagefund.org.uk/sites/default/files/media/attachments/TNLHLF_Colour_Logo_English_RGB_0_0.jpg" width="238" height="91" alt="TNLHLF_Colour_Logo_English_RGB_0_0.jpg" /></span>
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Conway Hall Library & Archives
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Conway Hall Ethical Society
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Fifteenth Annual Report
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Notting Hill Philanthropic Society
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Place of publication: London
Collation: 16 p. ; 21 cm.
Notes: From the library of Dr Moncure Conway.
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J. Wakeham
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1870
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G5377
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Philanthropy
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English
Annual General Meetings
Annual reports
Conway Tracts
Notting Hill Philanthropic Society