The Together Trust Archive The Fourteenth Annual Report of the Manchester and Salford Boys' and Girls' Refuges and Children's Aid Society (1884) Reference number: DA/2020/1/2 (1883) Original copies can be viewed at Manchester Central Library Rare Books Collection: 362.7M1 1884-90

© 2021 The Together Trust TIlE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUG.ES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY,

STRANGE"W"A YS, MANCI-:J:EST:B:R.

Q];ru,trrs. JOHN RYLANDS, Esq., J.P. HERBERT PHILIPS, Esq., .J.p. OLIVER HEYWOOD, Esq., J.P. W. J. CROSSLEY, Esq. ISAAC HOYLE, Esq., J.P. WILLIAM SMITIl, ·Esq. HENRY LEE, Esq., M.P. RICHARD B. TAYLOR, Esq. LEONARD K. SHAW, Esq.

~ommillrr. ED. J. WALKER. RICHARD B. TAYLOR. GILBERT R. KIRLEW. LOUIS M. HAYES. LEONARD K. SHAW. WILLIAM OLDHAni. ~rcnsurrr. HENRY CIlARLTON, Esq., Blockfria's Stro t. SU"geon-ANDREW BO TFLOWER, Esq., Groot Ducio trort. Solicitors-Mossrs. FARRAR and HALL, ]i'ountain Stroot. :;jollonrru ~rrrrlarirs. LEONARD K. SHAW, Broom Holm, CIl otllam Hill. GILBERT R. KIRLEW, Union Bonk, Piccadilly. 'll\Hllhrr,. MA;-ICHESTER AND SALFORD BANK (lato!lIo srs. Il",WOOD Brothers), St. Ann Stroot Branch.

~ll1,trr lIn"ll :!:1:Tafron. Mr. nnel Mrs. BROWNE. r MANCHESTER: ellA. SEYER, PRHi')'ER, LITHOOBAPHER, E're., LONG 1\1[[.1.0 AT 1-:. 1&84. SUMMARY OF ANNUAL MEETING.

, The FOlL1·teenth Annllal Meeting of the :r.:hNCHESTER AND SALFORD I Boys' aND GIRLS' REFUGES AXD CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY lOas held in the Large Flail of the Y01l1lg lJIen's Christian Association, Peter Street, on Tnesday, Mm'ch 11th, 1884. His Worship the MAYOR took the Chair at Seven o'clock. The Meeting having been opened with singing and prayer, the Annual Report was read by the £Ion. Secretary, Mr. LEONAJlD SIIAW, and the Financial Statement by the Treasurer, Mr. HENRY CHARLTON. "If you look at the matter seijishly, it is very much your interest It was theu lIlOl'eel by Rev. TIlOS. TAYWR, Lytham; seconded by to give these Lads a lift, because they are exactly at an age when Rev. BENJ.UIIN BELL, and Resolved,- habits of industry and honosty on tho one hand, and of idlenes~ " That the Report together with the Financial Statement now and vice on the other, aro permanently formed. It is now or neL'N read be adopted, printed, ltnd circulated under the direction of the Committee, and that the Committee for the ensuing year be for them. The next two or three yoars will probably docidc 1\1essrs. E. B. Taylor, Louis M. Hayes, William Oldham, E. J. whether they are as workers to increase the public wealth, or Walker, Gilbert R. Rirlew, and Leonard K. Shaw; and that the whether thcy are to lessen it by living upon it for the rest of thcir 1'reasurer be Mr. Henry Charlton." days as paupers, vagrants, or possibly worse."-LoRD Dr:Rll'\: at It was lIloved by Miss ELLICE HOPKINS; seconded by the Ven. AnnllalllIeetill[l, Jall/tary, 1~78. Archdeacon ANSON, supported by ISAAC HOYLE, Esq., and Resolvec1,- "That this meeting, while fully rococruising the importance and necd of voluntar'y agency iu the work of rescuing young lives from degradation and misery, feels the paramount importance of putting iu forco the existing Acts for the protection of children, and calls upon those whose duty it is to enforce the Industrial Schools Act and Industrial Schools Act Amendment Act of 1880 in any case of l\P.CC.." These resolutions were carried with acclamation. The annual distribution of prizes, by the Mayoress of Manchester, was then proceeded with. After which singing by the children of the Homes, and by the boys from the Training Ship, "Inde­ fatigable," closed the proceedings. ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

AND CHILDREN'S AID SOOIETY, FOR THE YEAR 1883.

A:-lOTHER year of active but happy service in behalf of th Orphan and Destitute Children of this district closed " There are children who know no parents' car~, on the 31st December, 1883, and now the Committee No home, no love, and the Devil's snare offer a brief record of a year's work, more important, Is spread for their heedless feet; perhaps, than any year which has preced d it, and Oh! save them, the hours fly quickly past would thank God that they have been permitted for E'en while we loiter, they perish fast, another twelve months the joy and privilege of rescuing Young children in every street." young live from sin and sorrow-of sharing in the work of our Lord and Master-by seeking" to save that which is lost." The Committee quite hoped to have been able this Anniver ary to announce A Completed Institution,

But the virtual collapse of the old central premises 111 Strangeways just when the new additional building was almost finished, has compelled us to rebuild the former, and, though no doubt this adds symmetry, completeness, and stability to the whole, it also adds considerably to our expenditure, and postpones for at lea t three months longer the formal opening of the new buildings. Still an important portion of th extension scheme 6 7 has been entirely completed. The Orphan Homes and 69 of these had no parents. Girls' Homes branch; and a new feature of our I 18 " had one parent living. work-The Seaside Home for weak, pale-faced city 42 had both " children-has been established at Lytham, both of which have formed important features in the year's 229 work, of which we shall say more when we come to \Ve trust our friends ",ill realise that, although these speak of these branches. 229 children were not permanently admitted, and their The year 1883 began with a total of 255 children names, therefore, do not appear upon the book of the under our care and training at the Refuge and branch Institution, that, nevertheless, a vast amount of time Homes. and care was be towed in their ca e , and that the aid During the year 346 fresh ca es sought our aiel. they received was not ollly advice and counsel but in 255 were boys and 91 were girlS--346. many cases Sll stantial help and assistauc . 133 " ten years of age and under.} 34 6 The balance of II7 were admitted to the benefits of 21 3 " over ten years old. the Institution, and these, added to the 255 in our This large number with very few exceptions wer­ Homes when the year began, gives a total of 372 ragged, neglected, alld '/Illcand for. childr n under the care and training of th Institution Of this total number 229 were, after close personal during the year. inve tigation of each case, deemed ineligible for per­ The results respecting these are as follow :- manent admission. 'Ve have placed in Situations away from our 81 were decline 1 as Clltircly unsuitable. care, and doing \vell .. 26 8 received temporary help in food and 10 19ings. Eestored to friends . IS 39 were restor d to friends. Sent to Training Ship...... 13 2 I" passed on to other in titutions. Placed in Homes in Canada and the U. States 3 Adopted, in Enrrland - . 2 Sent to other Institutions .. 2 The educational and parental condition of these 229 Left us, bf whom we can only speak doubtfully 17 children were as follow :- Left us, turned out badly...... -I- Died . Stalldards, nil. I. II. III. IV. V. VI. \ Vhile w<; ha\"e retained under our care at the 0 3 29 51 45 42 21 II Central Refuge and our various Branches 25-1- Total.. 229 Total...... 372 9

.operations whi~h have been In progress; and more This large work of Rescue, Clotltilw0' Feedillfr0' Edueat'1011

and Trailling has been done cat actos t 0 tlle publrc. of recently owing to the collapse and rebuilding of the £4,868 or £13. IS. gd. per head; and when it is remem­ old premises. Our excellent master and matron, Mr. bered that this nett cost includes the temporary h lp to and Mrs. Browne, have been sustained with the prospect over aile hUlldred children whom we could not admit which a new and v ry complete building, fitted with all the best modern appliances for carrying on its varied permanently,, it will be seen that the cost per Ilead operations, inspires. \Ve quite hope and believe that IS thereby reduced. when finished it will be the most perfect Institution The various branches of the Institution, as stated in of its kind in the Northern Counties. Already the new former Reports, have been in active operatl'oil through- and large workshop, with its vcry complete machinery out the year. The work at for the manufacture of firewood, which is driven by a new an 1 powerful "Otto" gas engine, the munificent The Central Refuge, Strangeways, gift of one of our trustees; also the sho makers' shop and the taIlors' shop are in operation. Already the new and handsome Swimming Bath is a great joy, and a source of health and recreation to the boys in all our Homes. In the new School-room we hope to see better educational work done than ever. \Vhile in the new and larO'e Lecture Hall, already crowded very Sabbath by large and attentive congre­ gations, we trust and pray that impressions are being made and seed sown in the hearts of our own children­ boys and girls-which will bear a rich harvest in days to come. But the Central Refuge still needs the Boys' New The head-quarters of the Institution, has been carried Day I\.oom to be completed; the large new Workshop on under considerable diff:iculties, owing to the buildinO'b -now in temporary use as a dormitory-to be occupietl ; 10 11 the Steam Laundry and Bakehouse to be in operation, 0.6, George Street, bears the name of the" Crossley" with other improvements of various kinds, ere it will Home, and is under the care of Mrs. Hodson. reach the standard we have set before us in its beneficent George Street, bears the name of the" Higgins work of child-rescue and r clamation. N1 o. 8, II Home, and is under the care of 1rs. Russe .

The Homes for Little Orphan Children, 10 Georcre Street, bears the name of the 0., b 1 f Mrs Kni

motherless ones of 10 years and under, "'ho are most carefully trained on.the " family principle," carried out, we believe, as truly and exactly as it is possible. Each house contains 16 children, a "Mother," and a helper, who dwell together as one family.

NO.2, George Street, bears the name of the "Lang­ worthy" Home, under the care of Miss Crowther. 1l0~IES FOR LITTLE ORPHAN CHILDREN. No. 4, George Street, bears the name of the" Garnett" Visitors are always weIcome, and we venture to say Home, and is under the care of Miss McKinnelL that those who do go will not be disappointed. 12 13 The Homes for Working Boys, The Training Ship Indefatigable, Three in number, in Lower Broughton, ha\-e continued . r Merse" to which we have sent now a total their course of quiet usefulness throughout the year. OntrenwJ J' S t oys from our Manchester tree s. 16 to 18 working lads, nearly all of whom have passed number 0f I 27 b through the Central Refuge, and a "Father and Mother" onstitute the family in each house. They are situated as follows :- No.8, Camp Street, under the care of 1\1r. anu ;\lrs. Bradbury. No. 21 4, Lower Broughton Road, under the car of Mr. and Mfs. Sandiford. NO.2, St. John's Pia e, under the care of Mrs. Craig. Each Home being oversio-hted by a member of the Committee. This is also th case at

The Girls' Home, Heathfield, Broughton Lane, which, under the care of Mrs. Opie, continues a very interesting and important branch of our work. As little girls of 10 years and uuder are received at the

George Street Homes, so girls above that age are TRAINl G Sf-Ill' " INDEFATIGABLE." received at Heathfield. The Committee realising the importance of this branch of the \york decided on the enlargement of this Home as part of the extension The Boys' Rest and Lodging House, scheme. That enlargement is almost completed, so . the beds were occupied 6,13 1 Anetel Meadow, wIleIe . I t that we look forward to the coming year as one of l:> f 7 per 11I et 1 - times during the year, being an average 0 I l:> 10n increased usefulness in preventive work amongst our I d thus protected from the low comn girls. and many a a. d' th neiethbourhood-at lodging houses whIch aboun II1 e. f £26 1 A Other important branches of the work we must pass t to the Refuge Committee 0 . over with a very brief notice, such as a tota1 cos separate r port is appended. 15 14 depressing influences which surround them, to whom Boys' Industrial Brigades. two or three weeks at the sea-side would be like a fresh lease of life. We cannot do more than lance a ' nection with tl' , g t the results m con- Our Seaside Home was opened on June 20th, the 88 lIS Important branch of our work D' cost of fitting up and furnishing being £130. 16s. 9d. It 1 3, the number of bo I 1 . unng various brigades has b~:nw 1: lave passed through the was soon occupied by a little family, and from that one t' b' 3 3, the average number at time to the end of the year 92 children (53 girls, 39 boys) Ime emg 75 boys The b I the year a total of o· ,s~ oys lave sold during had partaken of its benefits, which points to marly 200 thousand _' vel' ~ne mIllIOn two hundred and one children per annum being thus helped, strengtheued, and cheered papelS, mc1udmg our own M' Christian \iVorker" and" CI 'ld" agazmes-" The by this agency. This important work ha be n done 11 len s Own Pap " TI total Sum received by this sIb' £ er. le at a very mo lerate expenditure. Cost of maintenance, and the b ' , a e emg 2,644. 14s. 8td £170. 14s. 7d.; railway fares, {2+ IIS. 41.-{195· o ,oys earnmgs amounting to £1202 13 2d" ne specIal feature is tl t 'I .,. s. . 5S' 1Id.; or a total cost I er head of tho e admitted of to be squandered b 11~ t lese ean~mgs are not made {2.2S. y lunken or v ' every boy is visited t I 1CIOUS parents, as Vve wish it to be widely known that our Seaside , a l·ome-over 90 1-' , havmg been made d' I a suc I VISItS Home is not meant for the children of our Institutions unng t le past yea ' vices are held for these ', r. peclal ser- ollly. Any poor weak child in our City-FREE OF IN­ interest and as' lads, m whIch they take a lively FECTIOUS DlsEAsE,alld able to wall, about-may be admitted, , avmgs Bank also habits (}f thrift F_ f 1 ,encourages them in in point of fact it has been so, about oue-half of those . 01 urt ler detaIls of th' b must refer our hearers t tl ' IS ranch we received during the six months just closed being outside , a le speClal report See cy A bnef notice of these t . paoe 73, cases. while we hasten t mus suffice for the present, The Seaside Home has gathered round it a large a say a word of charitable branch of th I ' a new and truly circle of friends, and it will interest our readers to know during the past '-e e\'Vvor, which has been established that the funds to carry it on have so far been raised J ar. 'e allude to outside our general funds, and without any cost to the Institution. The Seaside Home at Lytham. The ladies of the Broughton Park 'lission entirely support one 1'00111; various other friends have under­ This was 10no- felt t b ' who visit in tl 0 a e a needm Manchester. Those taken to provide for individual cots. {15 supports a le 1ow quarters of Ol 't its Courts and all I Ir CI y, and penetrate cot for one year, and so we have the eys, a one know h pale-faced cl 'ld ow many weak "Ma.!'y Amelia" cot, the" Olga," the" AliI/ie," the 11 ren there .are, pmll1g " away under the' 16 17

"Primrose," The "Lily," the "Rose," the "Pansy," the Hindle, the few weeks stay at Lytham is long "Violet," the "Daisy," the "Bltttercltp," the "Forget­ rememb red as a bright spot in many sad and weary me-Not," and the" Bowdon Cot." little lives. It is a very bright and happy Home, the details of Emigration. management being undertaken by a local Committee at .r-ytham, to whom. the Central Committee are deeply The only other branch of our work that we will mdebted, and specIally to the two medical gentlemen notice is that of Emigration, which during the past vho devote so much time to it. year has assumed greater proportions than in any former year, and we believe is destined still further to grow. It is a matter for thankfulness that during 1883 we were enabled to place in safe homes, either in Canada or the U. States, 38 children. With the exception of 12, they were children whose" surroundings" were such that their only hope lay in putting the ocean betwe n them! The twelve who form the exception to this rule were those who went out to Mr. Moody's Training Homes at Northfield, Massachusetts. This event, which formed an interesting and important feature in last year's work, had much in it that we felt was truly providential. The very same week that Mr. Moody made the offer of receiving into his Homes and Training for Mission work 12 boys from our Orphan Homes, we received a letter from a gentleman-a perfect stranger to us-to say that having been a resident for awhile in Canada and the States, and seeing the openings there for boys

SEASIDE 1IO;lIE, LYTHAM. and girls, he was prepared to place funds in our hands sufficient to emigrate some 30 children. But the sight of the children is the best vote of The offer of good homes, with the best of training thanks. \Vatched over as they are very lovingly and on the other side of the Atlantic, and the means to tenderly by the good "Mother" of this Home, Mrs. outfit an 1 place them in thos homes, having come .------'. -

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simultaneously, unexpectedly, and unasked, we could not 19 but feel that the hand of God was in it, and so, hal'ing Do not these facts lie very near the root of the" Bitter carefully selected a band of bright hopeful boys they Cry," which not only from" Outcast London," but from sailed for orthfield, on May 30th, accompanied by " other cities also" is reaching our ears! !fr. Shaw, who desired to investigate personally the Wherein lies the remedy? Is it not under God's prospects of Juvenile Emigration in the great \iVestern blessing, in a wisely-directed scheme of Emigration, in Continent. On the same day a similar party of our removing our children from pauper schools, which too girls sailed for Canada, under the care of Miss Rye and Mrs. Birt. often breed pauperism, and placing them in Christian Homes in the regions beyond. The conclusion forced on all who examine the question without prejudice is that, for our congested population at {I2 will outfit a child, carry it to Canada, and place it home, Canada and the \Vestern States offer a decidedly in a good home there. The Committee are prepared to undertake this work on a considerable scale if funds are hopeful future; and pecially i this so of children. placed in th ir hands to do it. Hundreds, nay thousands of homes in Canada, chiefly respectable farmers, are waiting to receive cl1l1dren Finances. from 5 to 13, th r to grow up as members of their Eespecting the general funcls of the Institution, a families in habits of indu try and go lliness! \Vhile here, reference to the very full fll1ancial statement of the at home, \iVhat have we got? According to a return Treasurer will show that the large need of the work recently issued, and quoted in an article on "Social during the past year have b en supplied, leaving a reform" in The Nineteenth Century Magazine, we have halance of {In with which we begin the new year. some 261,386 pauper children under 16 in England and Thankful to the l'ather of the fatherle s as we are for \ Vales-not counting Scotland an I Ireland. Ifwe add to thi r suit, we must remind our friend that this balance this over 5,000 children /lOW under sentenc~ cf detenticn (not two week' supply, for the Institution now requires in Reformatory Schools, it gives us an alarming total {roo per week to carryon all its operations) has long of some 267,000 children whose future, to say the least, is very doubtful. since been ah orbed. N or is the outlook hopeful as to this number being The Extension Fund. seriously reduced. Employment is not abundant, and Vie should like, did space permit, to ha\'e said a word along side of thi fact we have another staring u about the Extension Fund. {2,457 was added to this in the face, 0111' population is growing at the rate of 13 to 1+ per cent. pel' decade. fund during the past year, making its total to the present date about {9,000. But in order to finish the work which is now in hand, and make the Institution --~ -- - -- ~~ ~ --- ..~

20 21 State Institution, shall thereby forfeit the power of control complete and fitted to do its great work well, sOllie £5,000 -shall be prev nted from ulldoillg the work which has more is required. \Ve venture with all humility and yet been done, and that the managers of such in titutions with hope and confidence, to ask Manchester to fYiye us . b thIs amount, for the work's sake. shall, ?vith the child's cOllsellt, have full power of disposal without the consent of the parent. . Parental Control-Its Limits. If this recommendation becomes law we shall hope There IS another question which is coming to the and urge that the same power be secured to managers front and which concerns our work very closely. That of Voluutary Institutions. question is-Shall parents be allowed to ruin their own Meantime, while the majority of the children we children? Have parental rights and parental control no receive are orphan children, we have to deal with a limit ? considerable number who have a parent, a worthless parent, W rejoice that this question is raised very plainly in under whose care the child is slowly but surely going to the Report just issued by the Royal Commi sion on ruin, and some very wise and moral people would tell us Industrial and E formatory School, presided over by by rec iving such children are you not offering a pre­ Lord Aberdar. They state a fact with which we have mium to those worthless people to desert them? been long painfully familiar-That the low and vicious To such we would say,-If you can comp I those friends of a boy or girl committed to an Industrial parents to do their duty to the children none will rejoice School or Reformatory keep up an int rcourse with more than we-we will help yon all we call. But if you that child, and specially as the term of detention draws tell us in th face of a child that is being lost-" Don't to an end. Then a wonderful interest in the child's stretch out a hand to save that child, lest in so doing you future is manifested; and when the managers propose relieve that heartless parent!" \Ve say, No! we cannot to place that boy in the navy or merchant service, or to follow this advice; "It is not the will of our Father in provide that girl with a safe home in one of our colonies Heaven that one of these should perish." \Ve would the parent steps in, refuses his or her consent, th~ save both parent and child if we could, but we cann.ot. child gradually drifts back to the old surroundinfYs and One is lost! but, God helping us, we will saye what we b' the cost and the labour and training of years is undone, can from the human wreck around us. and the }ast state of the child is often worse than the This is what we are doing, dear reader, and first. In Conclusion, They recommend, and we heartily echo the recom­ In this work we ask your help-your continued, your mendation, " That parents who by their vicious example a.nd increased help. \iVhen you know what our boys and mglect are the cause of their children's committal to a 22 23 girls are doing to help themselves we feel sure that your Medical Report. sympathies will be still more drawn out towards them. Since my last report the new buildings of the Boys' During the past year they have contributed out of their Hefuge have been opened, and are in every way much earnings towards their own support the handsome sum more suitable and capacious than the cramped and of £2,044. 38. lId. patched-up houses previously in use. A sanatorium With our enlarged Institution, this amount will in­ has also been added, the necessity of ,,,hich I have crease. We are thus seeking to train up our children in frequently urged. ' habits of industry and sobriety, as well as "In the fear During the past year the health of the boys at the of our Lord." In this larrYe work we have a noble band Hefuge and Branch Homes has been quite satisfactory. of workers and volunteer helpers, without whose con­ There has been an almost total absence of infectious stant self-denying labour the Institution would not be and contagious lisease, the exceptions being two ca es what it is, and to whom the Committee owe morc of scarlet fever, but the prompt removal of the boys to thanks than they can express. Monsall Hospital prevented any furth r outbreak. We rejoice to welcome on our platform this evening All the sanitary arrangements are xcellent, the food another noble volunteer,* one whose voice has rung substantial and good, and the clothing efficient. throughout England in behalf of our girls. ANDh.EW BOUTl~LO\iVEH, And we ask the friends of poor children everywhere, !-laI/ora ry 5111'geoll. w ask all who profess and call themselves Christians­ Jal/ltflJlY 1st, 1884. all whose eyes or cars our words shall reach-For Christ's salle lend a hand-It strollg, willillg, fllll hand-in this work TRUSTEES AND TREASURER. of re cue; so shall this Boys' and Girls' Refuge, and The Committee desire to place on record their sense of the loss every other kindred Institution, become so many rills to which this Institution has sustained by the death of the late Richard Haworth, Esq., one of its Trustees. swell that mighty river whose streams shall one day The vacancy thus created, together with that caused by the lamented " maA'e glad the city of God." death of the late Chas. Leigh Clare, Esq., has been filled by the appointment of Isaac Hoyle, Esq., and 'Ym. J. Crossley, Esq., as • )liS8 Ellice IIopJdus. Trustees. They regret also to announce that Ja . C. Stuart, Esq., so long the esteemed Treasurer of the Institution, has felt obliged to retire owing to the state of his health and probability of early removal to London. He is succeeded by Henry Charlton, Esq., who has very kindly accepted the post at the unanimous request of the Committee, and whose interest in the work of the Institution is well known. 25 24 Jor would we omit our Sunday School Teachers; the Sub­ i\DDE DA. Committees, who are rendering most valuable service in carrying The Committee cannot send forth this Report to plead, as they on the various branches of the Institution, such as the Orphan hope it will do successfully, the cause of orphan and destitute Homes, Cheetham; the Seaside Home, Lytham; the" Boys' Rest," children, without offering th ir heartfelt thanks to a large circle of Anl!el Meadow; the News and Caxton Brigade, Clarence-street, voluntary helpers, who during the past year have contributed in no and others; not forgetting 'Ir. T. Hopkin, veterinary surgeon; also small degree to the successful and efficient working of theInstitution. Mr. Broughton, who has devoted much time in order to illustrate our Throughout the year Dr. Andrew Boutflower has been unwearied work with his beautiful ethoxo-light lantern and by photography; in his attention to the health of the boys at the Central Refuge, and and others, who, if not named here, are not forgotten. at the three Homes for working lads in Broughton; and though it To each and all of these valued helpers the Committ e offer has been a year when epidemics have prevailed we have been spared their hearty acknowledgments. serious illness. The six Orphan Homes at Cheetham Hill have made heavy claims on the time and attention of Dr. Rodgers, which has been most cheerfully met on his part,-so of Dr. Pinder at Ollr girls' branch, Broughton Lane,-and to the medical authorities at GIFTS TO THE REFUGE AND BRAN H HOMES the Manchester Royal Infirmary, the Salford Infirmary, and the DURING 1883. Clinical Hospital, for much attention to our sick cases we owe many:thanks; nor should we omit in this connection to thank Dr. TO OUR KIND DONORS. Tatham for much prompt aid rendered in cases requiring imm diate removal. These gifts of various useful articles, both for clothing and Messrs. Farrar and Hall, our honorary solicitors, have again laid feeding the children, and also for use in the Homes, have been the Committee and Trustees under heavy obligations. Throughout enumerated and acknowledged month by month in the pages of the year we have constantly had to seek their aid and counsel on ooc magazine, "The Christian Worker." The Committee have most important matters, which has always been most cheerfully only now, therefore, to thank all those who have thus shown an rendered. interest in our work and in the varied wants of our Homes. They The large number of Ladies who in various departments of the would specially mention the gift from "A Friend" of a piano, to work, and in many ways, are furthering its interests and pro­ our New I-lome for Little Girls; an American organ for our seaside viding for its wants, the Committee owe many and hearty thanks. Home, from 1\lrs. Green; and Mrs. MC.Laren's Christmas gift, again When it is remembered that the working party who meet at the repeated this year, of a complete set of new Counterpanes for our Refuge monthly have provided over 200 day shirts, over 100 night­ beds in the New Central Refuge. shirts, and a large number of socks and stockings, in addition to useful contributions of similar articles from other ladies, it will be seen how active our friends have been. To those Lady friends who, in connection with the Central Refuge or with the various branch associations, have acted as collectoys, the Committee are deeply indebted. Their successful labours during the past year have relieved us of much anxiety. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND HOMES AliD CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. ;Pl'. For the Year ending December 31st, 1883. ~r. To BRlance brought forward, being surplus at 31st December, 1882 £26 14 By Salaries of Master, Matron, and Assistants . £500 13 6 a Subscriptions and Donations received:- " Clothing purchased, including Stock at December For General Purposes £3,440 8 11 31st, 1882 £622 12 7 For Orphan Homes 997 10 3 " Less Stock at December 31st, 1888 31 7 3 4,437 19 ~I 591 5 4 " Whit-Week Donations 25 19 "Provisions ...... 1,112 8 3 ,. Boys' Payments for Board, &c., at Refuge 954 11 G I. GE~ERAL EXPENSES:- " Ditto ditto at Three WorkingBoys'Homes 51814 u Repairs and Refurnishing £55 9 1 I. Girls' Earnings...... 84 14 4 Printing, Stationery, Advertising, and Postages 143 19 9 " Boys' Payments for Clothing 366 17 B Temporary help-cases pending inquiries and " Firewood Department-Sales 1,162 14 7i outside cases...... 53 4 0 .. Sundry Sales, Waste Paper, &e. 37 14 5 Coal, Gas, Rates, Laundry, &c. 507 6 11 ., Corporation of Manchester-Interest on £1,000 Stock, less 759 19 9 Income Tax ...... 39 3 4 " Expenses of Outside Brigades-to balance 1882 " Corporation of Oldham-Interest on £2,800 Stock, less acconnt £150 0 0 Income Tax 36 " Ditto ditto for 1888 account. . 300 0 0 " Corporation of Oldham-Interest on £470...... 6 " Manchester and Salford Building Society-Interest on 450 0 0 U Grant to Boys' "Rest II Committee . £1,100 49 10 0 I 26 0 0 " Chief Rent on Refuge .. 44 10 1 " Rent of City Office, 1 Clarence-street-Refuge quota . 59 0 0 H FIREWOOD DEPARTXEKT:- Timber purchased, including Stock December 81st, 1882 £680 6 7 Less Stock at December 31st, 1888 42 2 ~ 588 4 4 " Wages paid Foreman and Boys 473 5 8 " THREE WORKIK" Boys' HOMES :-Provisions £737 2 11 Rent, Rates, Coal, &c...... 386 0 0 ---1,123 2 11 Girls' Home Expenses...... 412 4 3 " Orphan Homes ditto 1,309 2 5 .. Whit·Week Expenses 53 18 11 " Boys' Debts extinguished 25 0 3 ., Expenses of Lord Shaftesbury's Visit ....•..... £46 8 7 Less receipts 10 0 0 00 8 .. Bank Interest charged . G 7 5 Ditto allowed . ~ ~ 11 ;; 18 U I .. Balauce in hand...... •...... 177 11 ~ £7,746 14 5 I £7,746 14 5

;Wr. EXTENSION FUND. ~r.

£. s. d. £. s. d. To Donations received during the year 1883 ...... •....•..... 2,447 17 1 By Balance, being deficiency at December 31st, 1882..... '...... 446 15 1 " Bank Interest allowed...... 9 7 9 " R. Keill & Sons, on account of Kew Building, Frances-street. 1,700 0 0 " Furnishing Expenses of George-street Homes...... • 126 14 4 " Legal Expenses, Travelling Expenses, &c. 61 17 3 " Balance at Bank 121 18 2

£2,457 410 £2,457 410

1!'r. TRAINING SHIP AND EMIGRATION FUND. ~r.

£. s. d. £. s. d. To Subscriptions and Donations received during 1888 754 9 6 I By Training Ship Expenses ...... •.. 303 3 7 U Emigration ditto ...... 409 13 4 II Balance in hand , ....•...... 41 12 7

£754 9 6 £754 9 6

'JPr. SEASIDE HOME FUND. ~r.

£. s. d. £. s. d. ~? Balan,,:e, being surplus a~ Decemb.er 81st, ~882...... 74 7 41 Br Seaside ~ome (Lytham) Expenses . 326 2 8 SubscriptIons and DonatIOns reeen'ed durlllg 1888...... 829 16 6 . Balance III hand .. 78 1 2

£404 810 £404 810 }pl:. SURGICAL INSTRUMENT FUND. qll:. £. s. d. To Balance, being surplus at December 31st, 1882 ...... •..... £. s. d. 5 17 0 I By Expenses . o 18 0 " Balance in hand ...... 4 19 0 £517 0 £517 0

"pl:. BALANCES, DECEMBER 31sT, 1883. qll:.

£. s. d. I By Im'estments:- £. s. d. To Special Im'estment Fund, December 31st, 1£82 4,180 0 0 Corporation of Manchester-4 per cent. Consolidated Stock 1,000 0 0 "Ditto ditto Special Donations 1883, given for Investment 1,500 0 0 Corporation of Oldbam ditto ditto 3,498 18 0 " Repair Fund 100 0 0 Manchester and Salford Bnilding Society-Loan at ~ pel' ,. Extension Fund Balance 121 18 2 cent 1,100 0 0 " Seaside Home Fund ditto...... 78 1 2 Manchester and Salford Bank Investment Account 1 2 0 " Surgical Instrument Fund ditto , ...... 4 19 0 " Training Ship and Emigration Fnnd ditto...... •. .. .•. . .. . 41 12 7 " Boys' Bank Balances ,...... 31 18 3 5,600 0 0 " Surplus as per Finaucial Statement...... 177 11 8 " M. & S. Bank-General Account .. 210 13 2 " Ditto Extension H •. ••.•••••••••••.••..••••••• 121 18 2 U Acl\-ance to News Brigade . 150 0 0 " Stock of Clothing, FirewoOd, &c . 73 9 6

£6,156 0 10 £6,156 0 10 Examined and fonnd correct. The Certificates for the Investments in lIIanchester Corporation Stock, Oldham Corporation Funds, Manchester and' Salford Building Society, also the Deeds of the Frances.street arid George-street Properties have been shown to us. DAVID SMITH & GARNETT, Chartered Accountants, Manchester, Febrt

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'. .. .. 5 5 0 Cbarlewood !\Irs...... •...•.• 010 () Browne Dr. Hy.·...... ••...... ••...... 5 5 0 A] riend ...... ••..••.•...• o 10 0 Beith, Stevenson, and Co...... • 5 5 0 Saxby Mrs...••...... ••.... o 10 l) Boddy ChrisI'...... ••••... ". 5 5 l) Brownell Mr . P. C . o 10 0 Brooks W. Cunliffe, l\I.P...... •...... 5 5 1I Simpson Mrs...... • 0 5 0 Bellhouse Wainwright •.•...•.•...... 5 0 0 Roberts Mrs...... •.....••.....• 0 5 (J Buckley 'V. E. . ...••..•...... fj 0 0 Braclley Mr. A...... ••...... 0 5 0 Bishop of l\Ianchester ....•••...... 5 0 0 0 5 0 Fra er Mrs...... •.....•...... •••... I) 0 0 Bannermnnn J. A.•.•.•.•...... {") 0 0 Bowman Dr.•..••.....••••...... •.. i:i 0 0 33 32 Donations. Subscriptions. £. B. a. £. B. d. Broadbent Watts •..•...... •... o 10 0 Broadhurst I-I. T. . . Bayne' [\1 iss.....•...... ••..••.... o 10 0 Barlow James ...•...... • Braithwaite J. H .•...... ••...... o 10 0 Briggs Thomas (for news boys) . Brunc1J:ett Frank •...... •..•.....• 010 0 Brown J. S...... ••...•.•.... Brundrett Miss ...... •...... ••.... o 10 0 Brown W. Scott .•...... •..•.•.•.• Beckett .\1 iss (Whitsuntide) ....••....•... o 9 0 Broadfield Geo...... ••.• B. 0. ]I. (Progress Branch, Alt.) .•••..•••• 080 Bentley Miss-Refuge, £1. Is. ; Girls, £1. Is. Broadmeadow H...... •....•....•.••.. o 7 6 Barbour Bros..•...... •.•..••...• Bramwall Murray ...... •...••.••••• 070 Burgon and Co...... •..••...... • B. 0. K. (Perseverance Branch) ...... •• 062 Broughton Copper Co . B. .0. ]I. (Ivy Branch, Macclesfield) •..... o 10 0 Brown IV. S..•....•••...... Bntton S...... ••..••..•... 050 Boddington H. and Co...... •.....•.• Bl'Oadbent lIliss ...... ••...... •.•.•• 050 B. 0. ]I. members (pel' Miss Weare) .....• Bagshaw A. (Whitsuntide) ...... •.•••... 050 Butterworth Mrs. (for girls) ..... ; .....•.. Bird Florence ...... •••••• 050 Brett Geo...••...... ••...•...... ·. Butterworth Mrs...... ••...•....•••• 050 Bickham Geo..•...... •...... Barlow James ...... •... 050 Blackwell John ...•...... •••.•.....• Booth G..•...... •...... •.••.. o 5 0 Bazley's pupils, Miss...... •.....•.... Bennett Wm...... •• o 5 0 Baskerville Wm...••...•.•••...•...... • Boll :lI'l:rs. H. '1'. •••.••••••••...•..••..•• 050 B yr0111. J os. . ..•••...... ••.•.....••• Bowler Mrs. W .••...... •••...... Per Mrs. D. Bannerman:- Beaty Robert ...... •...•...... Parlane Mrs. . ...•...•...••..•..... 12 0 0 Beaty Richard.•••.....•....••...•••... · Bannerman Mrs. D ...... ••.... 220 Beales Henry .•.•...•...... ••...... Barbour Miss ..•....•....•...•..... 220 Bakel' Mrs...... •.•...... ••...... Am End6 Mrs...•.•...... •••...•• 1 1 0 Baldwin A. H... .•.....•...... Barbour Robt., jun. • •..•..••••.•.•• 110 Bryant Jesse ••...... •...... •....•• Leech Mrs...... •...•.....•••••• 100 Bull R. J ...... •...... •...... •.. Bannerman D. A.....•.•.....••..•• 100 Broadfield E. J .••...... •.•...... • Carvel' ;\1rs. F. W ...... •..•..••• 100 Bles A. J. S..•...... •...•...... ·· Bannerman Miss K . •...... o 5 0 Bles M. S...••.•.•...... •...•...•.•.. Bryan I\'Irs...... ••...... BOWDON ASSOCIATION- Busk Chas. J ....•...... •...•.• Per Mrs. H. T. Gadclum :- Bell Wm....•.•...... •...... Lord Egerton of Tatton ••..••...•.. 20 0 0 Bradbury Miss (Whitsuutide) ...... •.... Lady Egerton of Tatton ••...... •• 5 0 0 Bowler frs. G. P., Boston, United States GaddumH. T . 20 0 0 of America ...•.•.•.•...... •...... Mainprice W. S.••...... •• 5 0 0 Bowler Miss ditto ditto ditto Hampson R ...... •••...••.....•• 500 Bacon J ..•...... •.....•...•...... • Howarth Mrs., the late . 500 Bowel' Mrs...... •...•...... Higgins Frederick (1 82 and 1883) . 440 Bates A. (pel' W. T. B.) . Gill H. P ...... ••....•.....•••• 330 Bellamy H ..•..••••.•.....•••.•.•.....• Joynson Walter .. 220 Bradbury Miss ..••...•..••...... Spafford Mrs...... •...•..••...... 2 :& 0 Barclay's Children, Mrs...... •.....• Gaddum Mrs. G. H . 2 0 0 Bentley Mitis .. Joyuson R. H ...••••....••...... ••.. 2 0 0 Bullock Mrs..•..••...•••...... •..•••• Dowling Mrs _ .. 200 Bell Misses .•.•..••••.•••...•.•.•.•.•.. Napier W. A...••.....•...... •• 110 Barratt Henry ..••.•.•....••....••.•.••• n 85 Donations. Snbscriptions. :£. s. d. £. s. d. Donatiol19. Subscription9. £. s. d. i:. s. 0. Per Mrs. :N eville Clegg:-:-- Clegg eville (Training Ship) for 1883 Bradbury Mrs.....•...... 1 1 0 ~lrs and1884 ..••••...... ••..••....•• 20 0 U Standing .••••••••••.....•.•...• 110 Bellhouse Mrs. and Miss ..••.•••..•• 3 1l 0 Schloss Sigismund . 1 1 0 Brewer Mrs . 2 2 0 Jackson Edward ••.....•.....•.•.... 110 Atkinson Mrs...•••••••.••••••••.••• 2 2 0 Hall John ...... •••..•...... 100 Bellhonse Mrs. E .•.••...... ••..•• 1 1 0 Dowling Miss ••••.....•.....•.•.•.. 100 Von Stralendorff 1\frs...... •••...... 1 1 0 Walker Mr..•••...•...... •...•.. 100 Hinde Charles .. 1 1 0 A Friend .•...... ••...... •.••...... 100 Ogle 1\frs...... •...... • 1 1 0 Horsfall Mrs...... ••••.... 100 .. Wake Frederick .•...... •.•....•• 1 1 () Konig Mrs....•.•.•...... ••...•.. 100 Collins Mrs ..•••...... •....••..•• 1 0 0 Mc.Kenzie Mrs. • •...•...... 100 Cooper Mr. . 1 0 0 J oynson Miss .••...... 100 Sattersfield Miss .. 1 0 0 Mills Alex.••••.•••.•.....•••...... 100 Wood Mrs. Stanley .. o 10 0 J oynson Thos..•••••.••.••••.•...... 1 0 0 Bickham Mrs...••...... ••.... 1 0 0 PCI' Miss Carlisle :- Gregson Miss ••.••••..•.•.•.•...... o 10 6 Carlisle Mrs...... ••.•..••••.•.... 12 0 0 Gore Mrs...... ••..••.•....•....• o 10 0 Carlisle The Misses ...••••..•.••••• 5 0 0 Wolstenholme Mrs. . ...••...... •.• 010 0 Jones Thomas E ...... ••.•.••.....•• 2 2 0 Sidebotbam Miss ...... ••...... 010 0 Neild Alfred .. 1 1 0 Brookfield and Wilson ..••••.•..•••• o 10 0 Robinson J. F ...... ••••...... 1 1 0 Nicholson M1'S ..•..••••...•••...... o 10 0 Mills ]\'[rs....•...•...... ••.•...... • 1 0 0 Gillibrand Mrs. • •...•.•...... o 10 0 Grundy C. W " ••.•.•.... o 16 6 Coward Edward •••.....••••••.....• 010 0 l Jer Miss Kate B. Armitage:- Whittall Mrs.••••....••...... •• o 10 (I Harris Miss .•.••..•..••••..••...••• Armitage Mrs :. 5 0 0 o 10 0 Morris C. J ....•••....••••••...... •• 2 2 0 Warburton Mrs. H .••.•••••.•••.... o 5 0 Speakman Edith . Armitage G. F ...... •••••••••••••.. 2 2 0 o 5 0 Armitage S. R. . •.....•••...... •.. 2 2 0 Scott R ...•..•.•••..•.•••...... 2 2 () PCI' Mrs. William Welsh:- Geldart Mrs. • •...... ••••...... 2 0 () Crossley F. W ....•..••..•.••••.••... 20 0 0 Nickson 1\11'..•.•...... ••••.•...... •• 1 1 0 Crossley F. W. (Training Ship) ..•... 10 10 0 Thompson T. H ...... •••••...... •.. 1 1 0 Thomson J .•••.....•..•.•••..•..... ;; 0 0 Simpson A...... •.•••••...•.... 1 0 () Welsh W.••••••••••..••..•••.••••.. 500 MayRon J. S ,. 1 0 () Kerr Mrs.•••••••••••.•••••••..•.... 3 0 (} Wood \Vm.••...... •••.•..••...... 1 0 (I Barker Mr.•••••••.••••••.•••••.... 220 Higginbottom 1\1iss .. 1 0 0 Fildes James . 220 Rigby Mrs. W ...... •..••...... ••• 010 () Johnson Mr. Wm .. 200 Watt R...••...... ••..•••. o 10 0 Curtis Mrs.....••••.•.•..••...... 1 1 0 \Vood fiss ...... •.•...... o 10 0 Thompson Miss M . 1 1 (} Armitage Wm., jnn...... •••....• 0 5 0 Speakman Miss M. M . 110 Armitage l\1iss 1\1". E .. 0 5 () Tomkins S.•.•.•.....•..•..•••..••• 110 Armitage Mr. & Mrs. G. F. (Christmas) 5 0 0 Fildes Mrs..•••...•••••••••••••.... 100 Watterson J . Clare Mrs. (Emiaration) ....•..•....•... 10 16 0 100 Clare 1\'1rs ...... •...... ••.... 0 0 Field Mrs.••••••....••..••••••••..•• 100 5 Wood Mrs. G ••••.••••••.•••••••..•• Colley 'r. C. D.wies (Training Ship) .••.•. 10 0 0 010 0 Clowes S. \V...... •....•••••••••••••.. 0 0 Worrall Mrs. H .••.•••••••••••••••.. o 10 0 Hutchings - ••••••.•.•••••••.•.... o 10 0 " 36 37 Donations. Subscriptions. DODatiE)DS. ~ubscriptiol.ls. £. B. d. £. s. d~ £. s. d. £. s. d. Carver Brothers and Co...... •.. G 0 0 WilIoooks W. H ....•...•.. -. 110 Chadwick Mrs. Thomas . 5 0 0 Rigby Mrs.•...... ••..••...... 110 Coomer J ...... •••...... G 0 0 Lowe James...... ••••...... 100 Charlewood Henry.....•...... ;; 0 0 , Thompson Mr.•..•••....•...... 100 Coulborn W. A. .•...•...... •.•....•• GOO Little Geo.....•...... o 10 6 Charlton Henry .....•..••...... • 3 3 0 Bedford Mr. (Training Ship) ...... • o 10 6 Charlton Mrs. Henry.•...... •• 2 2 0 Norbury Mr..•...•...... • o 10 (j Clegg Mrs....•.•...•...... ••.....•.. 3 3 0 Needham Miss.•...... o 10 0 Crum Walter and Co ...... •• :2 2 0 SmIth Mr...... •...••.•..••.. o 10 0 Carr, Lomas and Co..•.•.•...•...... :2 2 0 Green Mr...... •....•.....•••... o 10 0 Clifton Colliery Co .. 2 2 0 Denholme Dr...... •..••....••.. o 10 (l Canc11in Major...... •...... 2 2 0 Bailey i\Ir...... •...•.....•••••.• o 10 0 Cowlishaw, Nicol and Co . :2 2 0 Pownall Dr...... •...••..••... o 10 0 Chapman ~Irs. James •...... 2 2 0 Bedford Mrs...... ••...... o 10 0 Christie Chancellor ••...... •...... • 2 2 0 Maoaelis Mrs...... •••... 010 0 Chadwick Mrs...... • .•...... 1 10 0 A Friend ...... •.••....••...... •. o 10 0 Crankshaw Miss " ..•. 1 1 0 Booth Miss .•....•...... ••...• 050 Cutler W. H .•...... •...... 1 1 0 Clayton Miss ....•••...... •.••.• 050 Cressy R ...... •...... •.... 1 ,1 0 Payne Chas...... •...... 050 Clayton F. W...... • 1 1 0 Povah Chas...... •..•.•....••...• o 5 0 Cooper Leouard . 1 1 0 Canon Tonge ..••..•...•...... 050 " Co's Thank-offering" ...... •.. 1 0 0 Chorlton-oum-Hardy Reading Room Cross Miss 1 0 0 (box) ...... ••.••.•...•••.•• o 2 (j Clarke l'tichard .•...... •...•.... 1 0 0 Snms under 5s. -...... ••.. o If) 0 Cross Herbert ..••.•••.•...... ••.....••. 1 0 0 'Tis-buts, G. R. Ie. . 070 Cnnliffe John W ••..••...... ••.. ;. 1 0 0 Ducio Earl (for ohief rent) ...•...... 20 0 0 C. T. S. A...... 0 10 0 Douglas Iiss ...... •••..••....••.... 10 0 0 Cookshott Mr. ...•••..••.....•••.•..•••• o 10 0 Dilworth J. and Sons ..•...... ••...•.. 500 Cranswick Mrs ...... ••.•...... • o 10 0 Dutton Edward R...... 1 1 0 440 Cheetham Hill Wesleyan Cricket Club, Dutton Irs...... •...... •• 1 1 0 balance from .....•.•....•....•...... 0 6 0 Dysou A. R ...... •...... •• 330 Clark Leigh...... ••...... 0 G 0 Dads, Rer, and Co .. 2 2 0 Ohapman Charlie ...... ••.•.•..•...... • 0 5 0 Davis Johu . 220 Davies Johu . 1 10 0 CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY ASSOCIATION:- 110 Proceeds of Bazaar by Pupils of Darbishire Mr . R. D. 0 5 0 Dehn A ...... ••••...... 1 1 0 Charlton High School, per Robert 110 Davies (Extension Flmd) . 15 0 0 Dow l\1i s ...... •...... •.. Dehn R ...•...... ••• 110 Proceeds of Chorlton-cum-Hardy 1 1 0 l\1eeting .•...... Dixon John ...•...... •... 7 0 \I D. S . o 10 6 Collection at Charlton Wesleyan Sun- 10 0 day Sohool ...... •.....•.... G 3 4 Dransfield J. N .. o T. H. Rigby 5 0 0 Davis John ..•...... •...... 0 G 6 Lambert J. J . :2 2 0 Dakin \Iiss 0 G 0 Needham J. C....•.•...... •.. :2 2 0 Eo F. (for thc Master's service) . 20 0 0 100 John Hough, J.P . 2 2 0 E.W . 500 Lowe James " ...•...... •..• :2 1 0 Eccles Mr. and Mrs. A. E. (Training Ship) 200 AiIleok Robert...... ••..••...•.. 2 2 0 E.F . 200 38 Donations. Subscriptions. 3D £. s. d. £. s. d. E.D...... •...... ••.•.....•.•..•.•. 1 1 0 Evans Miss ••••.•....••...... •... 0 10 6 Groom Mrs...... •...... •...... • Eclwards Dr . 010 6 Gaddnm Mrs. H. (special boy) •...... •.. Edminson John 0 10 0 G....•...... ••..••••...•..••..••.... Edminson John Eoo...... 0 10 0 Galloway Mrs. John ••.....•....•• ··· Evington John .. 0 5 0 B. Gartside 1\liss . F. B. (per R. Taylor) 18 0 0 Gaddum and Co . C1 For Frank P. Wardman (Trainin Ship) .. 10 0 0 Greg Bros. and Co...... •...•.•...... ••.. Fynney F. A .. 10 0 0 ~Irs Willia~ (Tr~i~ing Gordon ...... •...... •.. For Robinson Ship) ...• 10 0 0 Graham \Vm. and Co....•...... ••...... For Freclenck Brown (Trallllllg Ship) ..•• 10 0 0 v Galloway Mrs. H...... •.....•.... Farrer M. E ...... •••.... 10 0 0 F. S. (Thank Offering) 5 0 0 Goldschmidt P., J.P . 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Hewitt Dr...... ••••.•.•••..••••.• Friends...... •....••...... •••.. 0 5 0 Armstrong Miss ••••••..••.•..••.•.. Friends (conference) 0 5 0 Pel' Miss Gregory :- Friend (per L. K. S.) 0 5 0 Openshaw J. H ..•••••••••..••.•.••• J.J. M . Gray Benjn.. ..•.•....••...••..•.••••• .. 10 0 0 Grundy A.••••••••••••••••••••.••• GRGrafton Misses (Training Ship) .. 10 0 0 Dawson John ..••••••••••••..••••.. G' . (per Fred. Taylor) 10 0 0 Mackenzie Mrs. .. . rafton F. W., M.P . 5 5 0 Sums under 5s. • ••••••••••.•••.•••. Grand Jury Fines (per H. Lee, M.P.) •..• 10 1 6 Hutchinson Mrs.-Boys, £5; Girls, £5; Training Ship, £5 .••••.••••••••.••.•• 41 40 Donations. Subsoriptions. DOllatiollS. Subsoriptions. £. S. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. el. Hope IVI iss ...... •••..•..•..•••..••.... 1 0 0 Heldd W.N . 10 10 U Hunt Henry ....••..••...•...... •••••• 010 6 Reywood Chas. J .•...•...... •.•• 10 0 0 H. B ...... •············· 010 6 Higgins Mrs. (Training Ship) ....••...••• 10 0 0 Hailwood G ··•········· o 10 0 Heaven Miss (Training Ship) ...... •.• 10 0 0 Hall ~Jiss ...... •...• o 10 0 Heywood Oliver, J.P. •...... ••.. 10 0 0 Holt J. E ············ o 10 0 Hayes Lonis M. . ...•...•..•••....•...•• 5 5 0 Hampton lIIary A ...... •...... 0 5 0 Hiller Henry...•..•...... •...... 5 0 0 Howell Bennett ..••...... 0 fi 0 Haworth Itichard, and Co. • •..••••...... 5 0 0 Halliwell Gertrude .. 0 5 0 Harrison E. and Co . 5 0 0 ., Hibbert Miss and Friend .....•...... 010 0 Holden Mrs. J. E ...... •...... •....•• 5 0 0 Heape Benjamin, J.P...... •..••••..... 5 0 0 PeJ' Miss Hurst :- HinmersWm...... •...•...•....••...•.. 5 0 0 Bradford Miss ...... ••..•••••••••• 5 5 0 Hertz Miss O. ...•..•.••..••...... 5 0 0 Spurrier illr. and Mrs...... 5 5 0 Houlelsworth Mrs. (Girls) ....••.....•..•• 5 0 0 Barclay Mrs. R...... '" 5 0 0 Honldsworth W. H., M.P..••....•....•• 5 0 0 Carver William ...... 5 0 0 H.B...... •...... •...••.. 5 0 0 Nadin Mrs. (Christmas) ...... I) 0 0 Hiushelwoocl G. F . 5 0 0 Hurst O. J...... ' .. , ..... 3 0 0 Halliday Jas...... •.•....•. 5 0 0 Hurst Mrs. ." ...... , .. 2 2 0 Hoyle Isaac, J.P. .. .. 3 3 0 Ferguson John ...... 2 2 0 Hadow Reginald F. 3 0 0 Eele Mrs. J. P .•...... •••••••.••••• 2 2 0 Helm S. L ...... •..•...... 2 2 0 Roylance Mr. and Mrs...... 2 2 0 Hal'dcastle E., J.P. . . 2 2 0 Hurst iI'1iss ...... ,...... 2 0 0 Hoyle J. Fielding .•...... ••..•.•.•• 2 2 0 Robertson Mr. James ... , ...... 1 1 0 Holt Edward .•...... •...... ••••••• 2 2 0 Hooke Mrs...... 1 1 0 Hatch O...... •...... •..••...... • 1 1 0 Lloyd Mrs ...•.••.••••.•....••..·· .. 1 1 0 Hirsch Gustav.•....•...... ••..•...... •• 1 1 0 Donnell Mrs. Jos...... 1 1 0 Hinchliffe Bros. . .••...... •...... 1 1 0 Watts James ...... '" '" .'" ... " . 1 1 0 Howe Thomas...... •...... •...... ••• 1 1 0 Street James ...... 1 1 0 Hodgson Mrs...... •.•....•.••.... 1 1 0 Bairden R. -...... " ...... 1 1 0 Hick on, Lloyd, and King . 1 1 0 Barrett W. E ...... 1 1 0 Higgins Mrs...... •...... 1 1 0 Robinson G ...... •.· .. 1 1 0 Heap Henry ..•.•...... •...... •...... 1 1 0 Naclin Mrs. ... , ...... , .... 1 1 0 Holme John..••...... •••...... • 1 1 0 Hardie Mrs....• · .••...•..•.••..••.. 1 0 0 IIorsfield Thomas .....••...... •.....• 1 1 0 Oaden illiss ...... 1 0 0 Harling John .•...•....•...... 1 1 0 S~lith Miss Mc.Call ...... 1 0 0 Holt J. T ...... •....•...... 1 1 0 Hooke Richard ...... , ., .. 1 0 0 Heenan RicharJ ...•...... •.•.....•.... 1 0 0 1 1 0 ,_ Oppenheim Mr. ... & ... " ...... 0 Hyman Woolf .••...... 1 1 0 Milward illrs...... eo ••••••••••••••• 0 10 Hopkin Mrs ...... ••••...... • 1 0 0 Stevenson Charles ...... 0 10 0 Hadfield Miss . 1 0 0 Roberts Mrs. Lloyd ...... 0 10 0 Hope Mrs...... •...... 1 0 0 Stevenson Miss ...... 0 5 0 HoyleJ. F .. 1 0 0 Hesse Max ..••...... •.•...•...... 1 0 0 Inland Revenue Officials ...... ~ 1 6 Heyworth Mrs. • ...... •....•...... 1 0 0 "In Memory of J. W." ...... 1 5 0 Harrison Miss ..••...... • 1 0 () Haughton D...•...•...•...... •.... 1 0 0 " In Memory of Edgar" ...... 1 0 0 Iredale Ed. " " .... 1 0 0 Hntchinson J ...... •...... 1 0 0 ...... Holgate T ...•...... •••..••...••••.•••• 1 0 0 ...... 42 DonaLious. Subscriptions. 43 Donations. Snbscription•. £. s. d. ±:. s. d. £. 8. d. £. s. d. Jardine James, J.P.•••.••..••..•••....• ..100 0 0 110 Johnson John and Sons . 500 Kessler and Co. •...•••••••••••••••••••• Johnson Miss E. M.•..•..••..•.••..••.. Kenick J ...••••...•..••..••••..•.••••.. 1 1 0 500 110 Jackson Mrs. H. B .••...... •••...•.... 500 of Kinch Mrs••••..••.. •·••· .. ·•••••••• .. •• Jones J. Hampson •••.•.•....•.....•.••• 3 3 0 Keeling's Class Mrs. . •••..••..•.••••••.. 010 0 Jardine 1111's '" .. Keelin" Miss.•••....••••••..•.••••••••.• 010 0 101 2 2 0 10 0 Johnson l\Irs. T. 1\1. .. 220 KeellUg Miss Alice . o Johnson Mrs..••••.•••••••••..•••.....• 200 Kelly Mrs. Elizabeth , •••. o 10 0 Jones Richard ...•..•.•....•....••...... 200 Kathleen, Nellie, Ada, and Guy ••••.• , '" o 10 0 Jefferies Mrs. (per G. C. Yeo) ••....•••..• 1 1 0 ,. K. W. (per T. G.) . 050 Jackson 1\1 iss ••• .. .• •. o 6 6 1 1 0 PCl' Miss Kenyon :- Jones T. E ..•.•....••••.....•..••...... 110 3 3 0 J.B...•.•..•••••.....•...•••.....•••.. 100 Waterhouse T. Crompton ..•••••••• Rollinshaw L , 1 1 6 J. S. (anon.) ..••.....•.•••...... ••.•..•. o 15 0 1 1 0 Jackson J. B .. o 10 0 Hayley Miss •••••••••.•••••••••••. Mayor of Salford (C. Makinson, Esq.) 1 1 0 J.W.W..•••...•.••...••....••....••.• 050 1 1 0 Jackson J. B. • . o 5 0 Kenyon John . Waterhouse T ••••••..••...... •··· 1 1 0 Johnson W. T ...... ••••...... , ..••... " 050 1 0 J. H. J. (Whitsuntide) . Anglin S.•••.••....•••••.•••...... 1 050 1 0 0 Journeyman Tailor, A.••...•••••...... •• 050 Bowman Mr., jun.•••••, .•.•••••.•., Truscott Charles ...... ••..•••, ••.... o 10 0 Pel' H. Jefferis:- Kenyon Earnest••••••••••••.•...•.. 0 5 6 Heynssen Mr. '" ., '" '" .. 1 1 0 Rollinshaw Mrs . 0 5 0 Nordlinger S. and Co . 110 Simon Hy., C. E. • . 110 Langworthy Mrs. (Training Ship) 20~ 0 0 Hinrichsen S.•••••••.••••.••••.•.•• 1 1 0 L. N. R 2<> 0 0 Jefferis H ...••..••••.....•••..•••••• Lyon, Lord, and Co . 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Jaffe and Sons " ••••• 1 1 0 Langworthy Bros.••.•••••••••••.•••..•• 5 Bles D . Lee Henry, M.P.••••..••••..•••••• __ . 5 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Mammen G . 110 Lilly John .. 5 Simon Berend and Co . 1 1 0 LittleFriends in Australia(per Mrs. Arthur Knowles S. and Co ...•.•....•, ...•.. 110 Smith) 5 0 0 Strines Printing Co . 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J . 5 0 0 Pochin Mrs.. per....••••...... • · .• ··· Modera F ...... •.••..•.•..... '" ••••.... 5 0 0 Parry James ...... •...•...... Mc.Intyre, Hogg, and Co . 5 0 0 " Philips Herbert, J.P .. Marriott Mrs. Percy ...... ••••...... •••• 2 2 0 Philips J. and N. and Co •• Milne F . 2 2 0 Pochin William . Moller Ricardo .. __ .. 2 2 0 Prince Mrs . Mothersill Wm. and Co . 2 2 0 Pearson Thomas , '" . Moultrie G. W. .. . 2 2 0 Porter Miss ....••.•.•..••••..•••.•••••• Mottram W '" . 2 0 0 Pocock Brothel's.•••••••••••.•...•••• •·· Millington Miss, ancl Friend .•....••••.. 1 11 0 Prescott Mrs .. Marland Ann B...... •• .. •• • ...... 1 2 0 Phipps Dr . Millington Miss .•••••.•.....•••••..••.. 1 1 0 Pilkington E . Mackie Mrs.••••.••.•.•..••..••••..••. 1 1 0 Prince "IV . 47 46 DountiollS. Subec,·iptions. £. s. d. £. s. d. Donations. SubEcriptiOllS. £. s. d. £. s. d. Stanley nil'. and 1111's. S. R. (Training Ship) 10 0 0 Scott ~Irs. (Training Ship) . 10 0 0 Pilkiugton Alfred . 1 1 0 Slater W .•• 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 0 0 Palmer Mrs.••..••••....••...•••..••.... 100 .. Siebohm T. H. and L .. 5 0 0 Pupils of ~Ir. Lloyd Jones . 1 0 0 Shaw Henry . 5 0 0 Parkinson Mrs. . . o 5 (j Sharp 'VVilliam . 5 0 0 ~Jiss Powell ...•.•.••, .••, ••.•••••••.... 050 Scott C. P. (1882- 3) 0 .. 4 4 0 Parker illr....•• '" , o 5 0 Sparrow, Hardwick, and Co .•...... 3 3 0 Smith Bryce, and Co. • .. 3 3 0 Rymer Thos. . ••••••••••...••••••••..•• Scott William . 3 0 0 Railton John . Sington A. and Co.o .•• 0 ••••••••••••••••• 2 2 0 Rymer T. H '" . Schuster, Fulda, and Co.• " .••••...... 2 2 0 Readers of " Christian Worker," purse con- Samson and Leppoc, H .••...... ••...... 2 2 0 taining . Sumner John III. and Co . 2 2 0 Roberts Mrs " . Souvazoglu P. and Co .. 2 2 () Rose Thomas, J.P oO •••.... Smart Dr..••..•••••••••••.•••••...•.•• 2 2 0 Reiss Bros. . " . Stuart Walter . 2 2 () Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. G.•••••..•.•••••.• Stavert, Zigomala, and Co.••....••...... 2 2 0 Rogers Mrs. Jane F. . . Shaw George ••••••....••...... ••.. 2 0 0 Reyner Mrs. J. B., ancI Miss Hibbert . Simon George ..... , .•••••••••.••••••..• , 2 0 0 Roylance Miss " , .. Sharpe Misses (::>anta Claus) 2 0 0 Ralph Miss ••••••••.•••••...•••.••••••• Slater Miss ••...... •••••.••..•••...••.• 1 1 0 Ralli Bros . Slater Miss Alice ..••••..•.•... 0 ••••••• 1 1 0 Rowley C" and Co., Limited••••••.••.••.. Smith David and Gftl'llett ••••..••..••.. 1 1 0 HitchieWm . Sowler T. and Sons . 1 1 0 Rymer lVIrs..•••..••••. '" ••..••••...••• Schwabe alid Crankshaw ••••..••..••••.. 1 1 0 Roberts Thos , ..••.. Schwann r. E 0 . 1 1 0 Roberts Mrs. Thos.••....••..••...... •• Schwann Mrs. C. E 0 . 1 1 0 Redfern P. M . Stretton and Co '" " .••..•• 1 1 0 Raws n Mrs . Shaw IIfrs. A. D...... •• ...... 1 1 0 Rhodes Alfred . Storey and Son . 1 1 0 Rymer M. E . Speed Tenters, l\Iossley 1 1 0 Riley Rev. 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Soo . o 10 0 Htftnlcy Mr. and Mrs. S. R. ••••••.....•.. 10 0 0 ... 4D 48 Donatious. Subscriptions. Donations. Subscriptions. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. £. s. d. 1 0 0 Sagrandi Mr~.. , ..••..••••..•, .••••..••• 100 1'.109 . Stone Mrs. . .••••.•..••••...... •••••••• 01) 0 Waller R. K . 20 0 0 5 0 0 Smith Mr . o 10 0 W. R •• ••• .. ·• .. · 15 0 0 Swainston IV. R . () 10 0 .. .. Whitworth Edmund •••,• '" . 10 0 0 Stoker Mr., of Blyth ,. o 10 0 Walker Mrs , ••••..•• 5 5 0 Swindells W. ••..••.•..••.••••••.••..•• 050 • Wilton Earl of ..••..••..••.•••...... ••.. 5 0 0 Shaw Mrs. (Whitsuntide) . o 5 0 Woods Miss ..••••••••....••••..••..••.. 5 0 0 Sums nnder 5s. • ••••••••.••••••••••.••• 7 0 1 Watts S. and J. and Co . 5 0 0 Waller Miss ..••••..•.••••.•...... •..•• 4 4 0 PCI' Mrs. H. Stevenson :- Whitehead John ..•••••••.••...... 2 2 0 J. J. G .. Wil on C. M. and Co . 2 2 0 Smith H . Wilson Wm ·· 2 2 0 Tarbolton G. S . Watts Mrs. J ...... ••..•••.•...•••••..• 1 1 0 Villey P. J . 'Walker W. 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B. . . 0 5 0 1.'hompson Mrs. . ...••...... •••••••• Walker Mrs. (Whitsuntide) ..••..•.•.•••• 0 5 0 Taylor ~Ir. (per H. W. Kirk) . IVilton Henry . 0 5 0 'I'ylor Miss . ,Yreak Mr. . .••..•.••..••••..•.•.•••••• 0 5 0 Walker ~'Trs . 0 5 0 Utley T. • . 110 Weatherall T . 0 5 0 Usher Henry ..•.••••.•••••••..••....•• o 10 G Wilkinson Miss ..·•··.· . 0 5 0 Unknown (per R. B. T.) ••••••..•••••••• o !/ 7 "Welcome" Branch B. O. K., Macclesfield 0 5 0 50 51 Donnt.io1l8. SubSOl'ilJtions. Donntious. £. s. d. £. s. d. Subscriplions. :C. s. d. ;C. s. d. Willdllson Polly . 050 050 Davies W. H .. 110 Well-wisher • .. ··• . lIfc.Kean James . 010 0 PCI' Miss Whitworth:- Sums under 5s. • . 050 Whitworth Edmnnd . 1 1 0 Whitworth Reginald . 1 1 0 x. Y. Z 1 0 0 Eckersley Mrs••..••••..••... • •• •••• 1 1 0 1 0 0 Haworth Mr. . Young Arthur (Training Ship) . 10 0 0 Haworth Miss ...••, . 1 0 0 1 0 0 Young Mrs. Arthur (Training Ship) •.•••• 10 0 0 Johnston fro . Yeo G. C .. 100 Crompton Mrs••••••....•• ••••·••••• o 10 0 Brown Miss ....••••••••..•, ••.•..•• () 10 0 Whitworth Miss .•..••••••••••••.... o 10 0 Smith Mrs. . •..••••••••••.•••...... o 10 0 WILMSLOW ASSOCIATION:- COLLECTING CARDS. A Friend (Training Ship) ..••.•••..•• G 0 0 1 10 0 :c. s. d. Edwards E. (Training Ship) ••••.••• Hopkinson Jane ••••••••••...... o 15 4 Pcr Miss Davies :- 2 2 0 Parkinson Nellie ••.•••..•••..•.•..••....••...... () 5 0 Wood Joseph . Tolefree Mrs.•...... •••••••...... •.•...... 10 0 Jack 'on F. J . 1 1 0 o 1 1 0 Isherwood Bertie ....••...... 1 6 7 Bedell Alex...... •.•..•••, ..••••••.. Perkins Nellie •...••••..••...... 040 Ramsbottom Mrs . 1 1 0 1 1 0 Butterworth Sissie . 2 (j 2 Crewdson Ali . Watkins Miss . 14 0 Black Chas. C. . ••, .,••.•••••..•.•• 1 1 0 o Dewhurst T. B. ••••••••••••••....••••....••••••.•.... 024 Crewdson Theo. • •.•••••••••.. '.•••.. 1 0 0 1 0 0 Griffin Amy ...... ••.••••...... •.....•..•...... 198 Nicholson Arthur ••.•....••..••••.. 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Clarke Edward....••••• , .•.•...... •...... • 026 Royle John ." . 0 5 0 1 1 () Shaw H. L. K ....•...... •...•...... 3 4 0 Davies Theo. H . 3 11 6 Lloyd Abram ...•.••.••••....•••••• 1 1 0 Barlow lIliss ..•••....•.•.•...... •... 0 5 0 Goodall Lillie ...•...•...... •..•...... ••..•. 108 Maclean Thos. W . 8 10 Davies Ethel .. 0 5 0 Frow M...... •••••..•.••••...•.•...... •....••.... o 0 5 0 Shaw ~liss Mabel K .. 100 Davies Mabel . 10 0 Collection at Wilmslow Meeting after Potter Henry ...• "•••..••...... •... o 2 0 Wilkes Miss Nellie .•••...... ••...... ••...... 1 18 8 defraying expenses . Bllshby Miss Edith ••..••••..••..•. " .....••.••...... 2 16 0 Boyd James . 1 1 .. Davies Fred .. 200 52 53 c. s. a. COLLECTING BOXES. Brayshaw J .••.••..•••••...•..•...••••••...... ••••. 014 [j £. s. d. Ellwood Miss and ])faster ...... •...... ••.... o 12 (j T. C. Davies-Colley's Children . 10 10 5 Castle F. A...... ••• 1 0 ;; Ram~den \Vhitworth Reginald . 060 ])fiss A...... • : .• 006 Taylor Joseph ...... ••..••.... o 5 11 g~~~~~nJ~. o 16 9 Mrs. Enticknap's Children . 100 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: o 10 0 Blackwell E. D .•..••....••.... , .••.. , •...... " 118 CaliaI'd Master A...... ••...... o 6' 6 IIurst Mrs...... •.•...... •.....••.•... 1 1 1 Anderson Miss Blanche ...•...... • 100 I alace Hotel (Buxton) .•...... ••••...... •..••.•.... o 10 8 W 00(1 Grace B. . . 110 Dodd Mrs . 070 Caroline J. Buckley and Emma Howarth ...... •...... o 2 () Darnton ~Irs . 3 12 11 Whitworth J. H...... •...... ••...... o 8 0 Old England Hotel ...... •..•.•....••...... ••••••.• o 14 0 Platt Miss J . o 14 0 Manchester Central Coffee Tavern Co. . .•...... •...•. 076 Norman Maud, Ida, and Harold .....•...... 011 Ii Mc.Guflie ~Ir ,. 092 Bailey Ernest H...... •...... 1 19 Ii Parker and 'ons (St. l\Iary's Gate) ...... •...... 1 16 8 Roberts Frederick . ;j o 3 Parker and ~ons (St. Ann's Squaro) •.•.• " •••.•••..•. 126 Daly Helena and Harry ..•...... ••...... 1 0 () Tower Hotel ••....••...•.•• " •••.•..••...... •...... 250 . Beckett Miss Kate •.•.••...... 1 5 0 Bamford Mrs •...... ••••••••.•.•..••...•..••.••... o 8 1 Hunter John James..•...... " ....••...... •.... 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R ..•...... •...... •...... o 15 (j Steinthalll\JisR . o 13 2 Burton Frauk ••...... ••••••••...... •..•.••••..•••• o 0 ~ Nettie and Danial Brammall . 0 8 0 Crossfield Chas.....••.....•••...... •..• " •••.•.... o 13 H Kay i:iarah .•••••.•••. " •.•..••" ...••..••..••.••••••• 1 10 0 Smith Misses and Master ..•.••.•...... ••..•••....•.. 011 () Ogden Mr . 0 5 10 Broughton Geo.••••... " ...••....•••, '" .•••.. 1 i> 0 Refuge Boxes . 1 (ill Cawthra S. F. . .. o 2 J Mumbray Mr . o 10 10 Ash Mrs...••..•••.••....••..•..•••..•...••...... • o Ii ·1 Collinge Alfred .. 0 8 8 56 £. s. d. 57 Cllildren of Wm. Mc.Laren •••••••••.••..••••••.....• 1 12 0 l:. d. Palace Hotel, Buxton ••..•.••..••...•••••••..••••••.. o 11 8 .Adams Miss . o [) 0 Cuffty Miss .. 100 Shepherel Edwarel..•••.•••••.• '" •••, ..••••••.•...... o [) 0 Tvson Miss .. 1 0 \) Class of Little Girls, St. Thomas' Sunday School, Reelbank o 0 193 J: C. Stuart's Chilili'en .. . •••..••••••0. 0 • 0" .. 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Sejeune T. Louise ...... •••... 0 •••••••••••••••• o 10 0 Clyelesdale Restaurant . 1 11 10 I~irch S. H ...•...... ••...... •..•...••.•.. 050 5 10 Smith Miss Florence E 0 . o Shawcross 1111'S. H .. 050 Boyel lY1. E. .,..,. 0 ••••• - •••••• , ••••• , •••••••••••••• 085 Megson Miss ••••..••••..••...... ••••..••••..••.••••• 050 2 Drew Miss Faith .•.•. 0 •••••••••• 0 ••••••••• 0 ••••••••• o [) Collection ancI Subscription by some Young Friends at 12 9 Sam's Chop House 0 , 0 .. o Bramull (per J. E. D.) . 100 Kirk H. Wo •..••.••..•...... ••..••..••••.•..... -. o 7 1 Ogden J. E . 050 Thomas' Chop House .. _ ,-. o 4 1 Thorburn Nellie and Madeline ....••••••.••••....••.. o 10 0 Street Boxes .. 9 10 1 Dickinson Mrs . 2 -1 (j o 4 (j Palatine Hotel, Blackpool .•... 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• Anon....•...•..••.•...••..•.•.•••..•..•.•...... o 12 (j J. W .. 050 Armstrong l\Jiss •.••..••....•..•• " ...... •• o 5 0 CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR OFFERINGS. Delaney Rev. W. T. aneI Mrs .. 1 0 () £. s. el. Family Gift (per Rev. F. Wainwright) ..•••• 130 Mavrogorelato and Family lUrs. . ...••..•• 0 '" •••••••• 100 Hooley Mrs. . ...••••..•.....••••.•••...... ••..••.. o 7 (j Hutchinson Mrs. 0 ••••••• , ••••••• 0 ••••••••••••••••••• 050 New Year's Offering (per Miss Boyd) ...... •••...... 800 Conbrough E. W...... •...... •....••.•••••..•••.•• 110 Thompson Mrs . 050 Baynes Lily, Stanley, anel Folhnrst . 060 A l"rienel .•••.•••••..••••••.•••••.••...... •.•.... 10 9 0 Smith Mary -._, ...... •.••.....•••.....• o 5 0 VI'al msley George ...... ••...... ••..••••••••••....••.. o 10 0 Falshaw Emma S. . . o [) 0 Shuster 1\lrs . o 10 0 Atkinson Miss ..••...•...... ••..••..••.. o [) 0 Creak Miss ....••••..••....••••••.....•...... 050 F. S ··., . o 5 0 Anon....•.•••••••••••.•••..••..•.••••...•••.•..••.. o 10 0 Frienels (per Miss Braelbtu'y) . 080 Kitching William . 050 J. E. H ...... ••....•...... •..• o [) 0 Lloyd J. W . 076 Lansdale Mrs. . •...•..••• , .••.••••••....••••••..• , .• 050 'V'~ITen Woo . o 15 0 Christmas Eve , .. 110 lUr. IVilson's Chilili·en . 050 1\1rs. Baerlein's Children (Box) ..••..•, .. o 5 n E. A. H ..•....••..••..••••....••.•...•••...... •••.. 010 0 Dickenson Mrs..•....••....••....••••••••..•, .•..•••• o 10 0 A Friend . o 7 (j Cuuliffe Mrs..•...•, •..••, ••••••, ••...... •...•••• or;o Lace and Muslin Department (Rylands and Sons) •••••• o 10 0 Deane Mrs. F .••.•.•...... •...•..••••••••....••.... 010 0 " For the Master's sake" ••••••••..••.•••••..••..•••. 050 D. Mrs...... •.•...•.•...... •.••...•..••.• o [) 0 Philip ...•...... •••.••..••..••••••.••...•••••••• o 10 0 Wilson Violet and Albert ••.....•...... ••.••.••..•••• o [) 0 Christmas Gift, from a few Friends at Alderley Eelge •• 1 0 0 X. Y. Z...... •.....•..••..•...... ••.... o 13 0 From the Chilelren, 04. George-str et, Cheetham Hill .• o 5 (} Pollitt Mrs. Thoml1s . 100 Collection at Dinner Table (per Mrs. Henry Lee) ..•.•• 7 \) H Holt Mrs.••••••.•....•...••••••••••••..••...... ••.. o 10 0 Collectou. by l\liss F. M. Roberts on Clu'istmas Day ..•• H 5 (j Sums uueler 5s .. (j \) (j 58 5D :C. s. d Chilc1ron's Bazaal' (per ~lisses Wortllington, Hardon, and SALES OF WORK, CHILDREN'S BAZAARS, Berry) ...... ••..••...•. '" ...... •••...... 1 3 0 AND ENTERTAINMENTS. Children's Bazaar (per three Little Girls). •...... •.. 1 :2 (; £. s. c1. Children's Bazaar (per Misses Shorlindge and Friends) .• 1 1 0 93 15 7 oJ Bazaar (per Miss Ada Cooper) .. ." ....•...•...•.... 1 1 0 Bazaar at Middleton (perMessrs. Acluoyc1 and Bottomley) Bazaar (pel' Kate, Harry. and Walter Allott) .•.....•.. :Entertainment by Minnehaha Minstrels ..••...... (;:l 17 0 1 0 7 Proceeds of Bacup Meeting •....•...•..•••• : ...... ••• 41 7 8 Children's Bazaar (per Misses Turner and ollins) ...•.• 1 0 2 Children'S Bazaar (per Misses Haigh, Harrison, & Bowker B. O. K. Bazaar at Altrincham (per G. H. Smith) ....•. 40 0 0 1 0 0 Garden Party (per Misses Cross, Heaton Chapel) . 20 0 0 Children'sBa.zaar (per MissesSchofielc1, Kenworthy,Wood, Garden Bazaar (per MissesE. and M. Morns and Grundy) 17 If) 10 and Goddaw) ••••••••...•• '" . '" ..... •...... 1 0 0 Proceeds of Concert at Kersal (per H. Usher) ..••... '" 17 1 3 Children's Bazaar (per Misses L. and B. Weaver and Nett Proceeds of Eccles Meeting .•.....•••.•.•..••.... \1 7 1 Parkinson) ...... 1 0 0 Refuge Sale of Work (additional), ..,: .: . 9 6 0 Chilc1ren's Bazaar (per Misses Moorhouse, Dalton, Hirst, Bazaar (per Scholars of St. John s, DUklll~eld) : ...... •• \1 0 0 and Rearc1) • •• • •• . ••••.•...•••...•••...... •••••••• o 19 il Bazaar (per Miss and Master Alston and MiSS Wilson) " 8 10 0 Children's Bazaar (per Misses Crompton) .•.•.•....•... o 12 0 Cheetham Hill Meeting . 7 15 2 Dolls' Bazaar, held by Misses Davenport, ::choles, and Proceeds of Lytham Meeting . 7 2 8 Wood ...•••••..•••••...••.•..••...... • o 16 () Half Proceeds of Bazaar held by Mr '. Harper's Pupils .• 7 0 0 Children's Bazaar (pel' Misses Townsenc1 aneI Cheetham) o 10 0 Children's Bazaar(pe.rMisses Corbett, Cook,aucIAnderson) (; 3 0 Children's Bazaar (per Carrie, Pollie, Ada, and Lizzie) .• o 10 0 hildren's Bazaar, Stanfield, Heaton Moor ••...... G 2 0 Doll's Bazaar (per Mi ses Hampson) ...... •• o 10 0 Bazaar (per Progress Branch, B. O. K, Alt, near Oldham) 5 10 0 Children's Home Conoert (per Miss and Master Barber) .. o 10 0 Childron's Bazaar (per Missos Hulton, Heywood, Children's Bazaar (per Misses Morlanc1, Hopkinson, Smithies, Grundy, aneI I onnington.....•...... 4 10 0 Swinn, anc1 Hughes) ..... " ...... '" •...... 0 9 0 Children's ditto (per Misses Hoys, Sagar, Cropper, and Children's Bazaar (per Beatrice Beech) ."...... •• 0 8 3 Pillin") . 4 G 0 A few Scholars at Bank Top Sunday School, Sharples .• 0 7 6 Children's Bazaar (pel' H. M. Grey) .••.•...... I ett Pr~ceeds of Longsight Meeting ...... •...••• 4 4 8 0 6 0 Bazaar (per Misses Lord) •.••.... : . 4 3 6 St. Pater's Infant !'Iohool, Blackley (pel' Miss Frame) .... 0 6 0 Net Prooeeds of Heaton Moor Meetlllg ..•..•...... • 4 0 0 Proceeds of Model8how (per Masters Blair and Eastwood) 0 6 0 Proceeds of Entertainment at St. Thomas' School, Heaton Children's Bazaar (per 1111'S. Schofielc1) ...... 0 5 0 Chapel .•.•...•..•.••••..•.••••.•... '" :, .• 3 17 6 Children'S Bazaar (per Eva Rawlinson) " ...... ••..•... 0 5 0 Moiety of Proceeds of Sale of Work (per l\frsses Watson and Waugh .....•.•.•••..••....••...... ' ..•.....•.. 3 6 8 Bazaar anc1 Garden Party (per Miss Garnett) ..••..••.. 3 13 0 Children's Bazaar at Longacre. Stockport.....•..••.••• 3 2 0 CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Collection at Drawing.room Children's Servico (per Mrs. OFFERTORmS. Ashcroft) .•••••..••••..••..••.•••...... •• 3 1 0 £. s. d. Children's Bazaar, helc1at the Towers, Heaton Chapel. . 2 14 0 Offertory at St. Pll.ul's, Kersal ..••. ". •• . •...... 48 10 8 2 12 8 Colleotion at Y. 1\1. O. A., Whit·i\lonc1ay. '" .•...... •, Offertory at St. Paul's Church, Chorlton.on.Medlock.... 14 5 H One·thirc1 of Children's Bazaar (pel' 1\11'. Pickforc1) ...•.. 2 12 1 Offertory at Harvest Fe tival, Church of St. Edmund's, 2 10 0 Dolls' Bazaar (pel' Misses Perkins aneI Taylor) ....••.•.. Alexander Park 13 11 :j Bowdon We leyan Literary Society .. . 2 0 6 Offertory at two Children'S Servioes at Church of the 0 Children's Bazaar at Mrs. Thorpe's, Kindergarten, f'ale .• 2 0 Holy Innooents' Fallowfield ...•....•••.••...... 11 18 10 Children's Bazaar (per Misses Hiley) •...... •., ....,. 1 18 0 Offertory at St. Anne's, Brindle Heath.. ..•...... 6 16 2 1 14 0 Chilc1ren's Bazaar (pel' Sarah A. Taylor) ....•...... Offertory at St. Clement's, Lower Broughton ., ...... 6 (j 0 Lytham Meeting •...•.••••••••••..•... . . 1 12 (; (; St. John's Church (Cheetham) Sunday Schoollliissionary Children's Bazaar (pel' Misses Lee and Wood) .•...... 1 8 Sooiety••••...... ••....••. ' ..••••..••.•...... •.. Children's Bazaar (pel' MiRses Gilson) ,". 1 (j 0 :i 10 11 Offertory at St. John's, Broughton.. . . 500 Dolls' Bazaar (pel' Edie Louie Mills and Friend) .•••...• 1 7 0 Offertory at St. Anne's, Manchester, Christmas Dll.Y Proceec1s of B. O. K. Meeting, Over Darwen .•..••..•• 1 G 0 ;) 14 10 . - 4", .... • "",

60 61 £. s. d. £. s. el. Offertory at St. Paul's Church, Jew Cross (Midnight Mary Bower's snpport for five weeks ••..••••••..•...•• 1 5 0 Services) ••..••..•,--- '" - 2 15 0 Bowlings Sissy (Box) ••. " •••.•.....•...•..••. " .•••• 120 Offertory at Sale Congregational Church ...... ••.:. 2 15 G Southward Thomas . 1 1 0 St. Thomas' Church, Heaton Chapel (Flower Set·nce) .. 2 8 0 Clifton Lady Bertha , .. 1 1 0 Stretford Congregational Church Sunday School.•...• 4 1 0 A Friend (per Rev. G. Smart) .. 1 1 0 Senior Scholars of Heaton Moor Sunday School (per A. Rogers Mrs...••....••••...•..•••.••••.•...... •.•. 1 1 0 Elverston) ....••...••..•.....•.- ..••••..••.. , ..• 1 1 0 Anderson Mrs.•...... ••...... 1 0 0 Oxford Street U. M. F. C. (per Mr. Peake) . 1 0 0 Bnthnot Mrs _.. 100 Coupland Street Juvenile Missionary Society ...•..••.• 1 0 0 Holt Mrs. (Lytham) '" •..• " .••..••..••••••..••••.. 100 Christ Chm-ch Ragged School . 3 3 0 " Per Leeds Mercury" ...... ••... " •...... •, •••• ,_ 100 Mandley Mrs.••••..••..••....••••••••..•.....•••••• 1 0 0 Jepson Ml·S.••••••••••••..••••••••••• '" _ .•••••••••• 100 Broughton Mrs : . 100 SEASIDE HOME FUND. Orr :vIrs...... •....••••....••....••....••...... • 100 £. s. c1. Eddleston )1rs. ....••.•....••••..•...•••••.•• . ••.. 100 Broughton Park Ladies' Mission .....•...... 89 11 3 A Friend ••••••..•...... ••....••.•••••••••....••.. 100 Childreu's Garden Bazaar (per Wm. Wood) •...... 30 0 (I Dr. Fisher . 100 Boyd Mrs , ...... ••...•...... • 15 0 0 Brown Mr. Lawson .. 100 Hertz Mrs. and Miss ...... •...•...... • 15 0 0 A Friend (per Lady B. Clifton) . 100 B. O. K. Cots ...... •.••...... 12 17 7 Watson Mrs.•.•••••..••.•••..••...•..••••..•.••.... 100 Lytham Congregational Church...... •. 1111 6 Ingham Miss ••..••.....•••...... ••••••....•... 1 0 0 Bazley Sir Thomas ...... •...••..•...... 11 1 0 Sutcliffe Mrs. .. .•.•••.....•.••...... ••.•..••.•••.. 100 Hampson Robert .•.•••...... ••...... 10 0 0 Hewitt .\liss ...... ••....••.•.•..••••••....•...••.... 100 A. B. C · ·· .. ········ !) 5 0 Threlfall Misses . 100 Collection at St. Cuthbert's Church, Lytham ...... • 5 5 0 A Wellwisher .. 100 Clifton Mr.....••...•....••...... ••...... 5 0 0 Web. tel' Mrs.••.....•••...•..••.•..•.....•••••.. '" 100 Fildes Mrs....•...... ••..••...... 5 0 0 Grnndy Miss ....••...... ••••••...••.•••.••..•••.•• 100 Anouymous ..... '" .•...... ••....••••....•••••••• 5 0 0 Sedc1ens John (Earnings) .. 100 Anonymous •.....•••••...... ••.••..•••.•..••...... 5 0 0 Niclmlls Miss ...... ••.•••..•••.••••.....•••..•• o 15 10 "The Home" Box . 4 12 2 Sale of" Christian Worker " ••••....•.....••..•..... o 15 2 Proceeds of Entertainment on Lytham Pier . 4 4 Ii Crossley Mrs.••...... •••••••••••..••••..•• o 15 0 Taylor llertha '" . 3 12 7 Fair 1\Jisses 1\1. andl'l.(box) .. o 12 4 Davenport Miss.. ..••...••.... . •...•..••.•••.... 3 n (I Hickson Mrs. (box) ...... •••••..••...... •...•.. 011 3 Clifton Lady, E. C.•.•••.•..•...•••••..•..•..... , "- 3 0 U Collected by Minnie Clegg, etc .. o 10 5 Children's Bazaar (per Sissie, Pollie, Nellie, Jimmy Taylor Paaet .•..••..••••.•...... •...••••••....••.. o 10 0 Butterworth and Amy Scott) ...... ••••.•..... '" •• 2 10 ·1 Wright vVilliam . o 10 0 LightWlJod 11'. and Mrs.•.•••••.••••..••••...... •• 2 10 0 Children of Mr. Leigh . o 10 0 Wright ~lr.••...... •.•...•.•..••..••..•••.••. - .... 2 2 G Skinner Master .. o 10 0 Clegg Mi·S. •• - ..•..••••••.•...... •.••••..•...... •.. 2 2 0 Scott Mrs . o 10 0 Clare Mrs.•..••.... _..•....••..••••••••..••...... 2 2 0 Tafel :I'll'S. . •....••...... •••....••...... ••••..•• 010 0 Parlalle 1\1rs. . .. 2 2 0 'Winfield Agne and her Brothers and Sisters••..•..••• o 10 0 Knott Mjs~ Edith 111 .•.....•••....••..•..•...... 2 2 0 Southern Alice . o 10 0 A Friend . 2 2 0 Spafford Miss ....•.••••••••..•••..••.••....• " •..•. 010 0 Normand Mrs...... •••••.••....•.....••.•••...••.• 2 2 0 Yates Mrs.••....•••••.••.....•••••••....••...... o 10 0 Wehster 1111'S G. H ...•.••.•..••••••....••...... •.• 2 0 0 Pearson Mrs. . ...••....••.•....•••, ••.•••...•••••.. o 10 0 Birchell 1\1rs...... •.••....••..•.••...•••.... 2 0 0 Hope Miss ..••....••••.•••.•••••.....•.•••..••.... o 10 0 Kirlew G. R. .. . 2 0 0 Freldeu The lIfisses ••.•.•.•...... ••••.•.•....•. o 10 0 Fell1l1iss ....••...•.•...... •...... •.•..••...... 1 10 0 Holt ~1rs . 010 0 8ale of PhotOb...... •...... •...... •• 1 [) (j Lawson Richard.•.•••••..••..•...••••..••...•...... o 10 0 62 63 £. s. d. Souvazoglu Helena ••••••. ' ••••..•.•••••••••••••.•• o 10 0 CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORPHAN HOMES. Mrs. :vJ:c.Donald's Children ••••..•, ....••••.•..•••... o u 7 () Gertrude, May, and MlU'iel's Doll Bazaar ••..•••••••• o Donations. Subscriptions· Moult A, T ..•..••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••....••.• o 7 () £. s. c1. £. s. d. Erroll School House • '" ••••••••••..••.•..••....•... o 6 6 11'. and Mrs. L. K. Shaw. Collected by;- Standish Mrs...••....•....•.•.•....••. " .•. , •..••.. o 6 2 Per Mr. Samuel Stlldc1 .•...... •....200 0 0 Rebecca, Annie, and Leah Hargreaves..•••. '" •• , ., .• 056 A Friend ••••...•.•...... ••••.. ,jO 0 0 Thompson Elizabeth••••.•••••••....••....•••••••••• 05:2 Per Mrs. Lacey Tate (for special Boy) 12 0 0 Sever Cornelius ..••••••.•••••••....•••••••.••.•..•. 050 Mrs. B. Heape ",. 12 0 0 Per T. Entwistle . o (, 0 1\11'. and Mrs. Goldschmidt " 12 0 0 Thomas Emily . 050 Nrs. Alfred Hopkinson " 12 0 0 Rayner Miss ••.•..••....••..••...... •.....•.... 050 Miss Mothersill (for special Girl) .... 12 0 0 "C" . 050 Nrs. Ac1shead "" 1 0 0 12 0 0 " Sniff of the Briny" ••...... ••..••....•••••• o ;j 0 Mr. W. H. Johnson (for special Boy) .• 10 0 0 Southern i\1iss Alice L .•••••... '" ....•, ., ., . o 5 0 Mrs. Garnett (Bradford) " Girl) .. 10 0 0 Willia,ms Miss . 0(,0 For Arthur Thorpe ...•...... ••.... 10 0 0 C. and M, .....•..••..••..•••••...••....••..••...••• o 5 0 For Johu and George Rowndes 10 0 0 Briggs Francis.•.•••••••••.•.•.•••..••••.•...•..• , •• o i) 0 Miss Taylor (Crumpsall) ....•••..... 10 0 0 A Friend ....••.•..••••••.•..••••..••••..•••.....•• o 5 U Mrs. Green ••...... •.•..... !, 0 0 Miss Rigg and Miss Wardle . 050 James Oliver (for 1882 and 1883) ..•• 10 0 0 Anonymous '" .••.••.•• '" ., . o 5 0 Richarcl Taylor ••..••...... 500 Whewell Miss ••...... ••..•.••....••.•••..'...... •••• 050 John Muirhead (for 1882 and 1883) •• 10 0 0 Moston Mr...... ••...... •....•....••..•...••.... 050 Charles Muirhead . 500 Clarke R . o 5 0 For Alfred Beesley••••••.•••••• , ..•. ,j 0 0 Mrs. Hibbert and friend .•..••...•.•••..••••••....•• o 5 0 Mrs. Hutchinson.....••.••...•...•.. 500 Maintenance and Fare . 3 () 11 Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Shaw.•••••..•... 500 Kirk Mr, and Mrs. Charles '" •.•• 026 J. B. Edmond-son •••.•.••..••...... 500 "Didsbury" . o '1 0 John Clapham ••••••..•.••••....••.. 500 .. An elder Scholar" •.••••••••..•••• . . 040 1\fiss Waller . 5 5 0 "Barlo\v Moor" .. 020 " One who loves the poor" ....••.... 300 S. A. H. . ..•....••••••••...•...•••••...... ••..•.• o 1 0 William Me.Grath "•. •. .. 1) 10 0 ~ 2 0 Alec and Marion ••••••• " •••..••.•....••••....• , .•.. o 2 0 Mrs. C. L. Clare ••••••••••.•...... " 2 2 0 Mr. Swift ...•.•.•.•••••••..••...•••..••...•..••••.. o 2 6 Frederick Taylor . 220 .. Sale of Dolls" ••••••...•...•..••••..••...•...... o 2 Ii William Slater . 220 Samuel Chadwick , o 0 -1 A Friend ••••••••••••...•...... 200 H Beggar's Gathering I) F .. 030 Herbert Richardson (1882) ••••..•••• :2 0 0 Mr. Crazier ...... ••.....•..••..••••.....•..••....•• 038 Mrs. Hall (Shallcross) .•••.•...••••• 200 For Christ's Sake ...•.•••••••••••..••.• . ..••••••.. 026 Mrs. Prince (Bonsall) •••.••••••••.... 200 H. Shaw (box) ..••....••••••..••••..••.•...••• 043 C. H. Johnson •••••••...•••.•.•••... 1 10 0 Beatrice Taylor " .•..•• '" .. '" , 020 F. W. Williams •.....••.....••.•••• 1 1 0 Mrs. Nightingale" ....••••.•.•.•..••.•••••••...••• o 2 2 Mrs. Clegg. .••••.•..••••••••••....•• 1 1 0 1 1 0 Sarah Kay " ••...•.•...... ••••..••....••.••. 028 Miss Gertrude Browne ..•.....•• " .. 1 1 0 Mrs. Westhead ...... ••...•..••....••••..••••.. o :2 3 Mrs. Higginbotham ..•••.....•..... 110 Mrs. Coomer (1882 and 1883) ••••.••• 1 1 0 H. Kershaw ••••....••••••••••..••.. 1 1 0 William Slater, Junr. • •••.•••....•• 1 1 0 H. G. Crews . 110 H. M. Parker ••••••.•••••••••.•..•• 1 1 0 Mrs. Pearson ••••••••••••••..••••.• 1 1 0 64 65 DonatiftllS. Subscriptions. Donations. Subscriptions. ±:. s. d. ;1;. s. ct. £. s. d. £. s. d. 1111 Rev. C. J. Bayley .. 1 1 0 Miss Browne ...... ••.••..••.• Edward Wilson ••.•.•...... 1 1 Mrs. Lambert (Dublin) ..••..••...... 1 1 U 0 Mrs. Fielden . 1 1 0 Abraham Barlow ...... ••...... • 110 Rev. J. and Mrs. Chippindall ..•..... 1 1 0 1 1 0 James Lever. .. Mr. R. Mil~s•.••••••..•...•....••... 110 1 0 0 J. Holt and Sons...•••.•..•....•.... Mr. and Mrs. G. Rhodes •••.•...... 1 1 0 A Friend .•..••....••...••••.•..... IOU J. Rhodes ..••••..••••••...... •... 1 0 0 1 1 0 J. W. Pollitt....•...... ••...•..•• Alfred Pearce .•••••••..•••••....••. 1 1 0 A Friend .•...... • , •••...... 100 IOU Mrs. T. Lee •••.•••••...... •.... 1 0 0 Miss Whitworth (Taxal) ...... •.. Miss Knott ••••••••....•...... 1 A Friend (per Miss Palmer)•••.••.... 1 0 0 0 0 10 (; Miss Thompson •...... •.•.....•..•. 1 0 0 Mr. Child (1882) . o Canon and Mrs. Elvy.•...... •..... o 10 (j 1 0 0 John E. Kenworthy . Mr. and Mrs. Meek•••...•.....•..... 1 George Walmsley ...•...... •• o 10 0 0 0 o 10 0 Miss Wyatt ...... ••...•....•..•.. o 10 0 Mrs. Leonard Wood (Stoke) ...... •. Mrs. and Miss Keeling •.••...... ••.. 7 Miss Orme ...•.•...... •....••• o 10 0 0 6 o 10 0 Mrs. Keane ...•..••...... •.•.••.... 0 [) 0 Mrs. Napper...... •.•••••••. Mrs. Humphries ....•••...... ~ .... 0 5 Miss Sissons...... ••..•...... o 10 0 0 o 10 0 Miss Battersby ..••••••..•••..•..•. 0 [) 0 ,Hiss L. A. Garton ...•.•...... Mrs. W. Halliday . [) Richard Lawson .....•.•..••••..••.. o 10 U 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Jackson ••.•...•.....• o 10 0 Miss A. G. Higgins, Collected by:- Miss Walker...... ••..•.••.....• 0 [) 0 o 10 0 The Misses Higgins (for special Boy) .. 1:3 0 0 Uncle James .. o 10 0 Miss A. G. Higgins " " .. 12 0 0 Mrs. Sumner ...... •....••....•. o 10 () Mrs. Platt.•..•••••..•...... [) 0 0 080 Ada Gertrude Whitlow...... ••....•• E. V ...••.•.•.•••..••...... '4 •••••• 2 12 (; From "Violet" . 080 Miss Sarah Wilson ,. 200 Miss Hopkinson ...... •.••••..•• 076 J. Thewlis Johnson . 2 0 0 For Emma Redfern . o 5 U Miss Davidson•...... •.•...... •.. 1 1 0 Miss Charters .•...... •.... 050 Mrs. Higgins •••...... •..•...•.... 1 1 0 The Misses Hankiuson ...... ••..•••• o 5 0 Rev. G. W. Reynolds . 1 1 0 Miss Barlow (Bolton) . 050 Mr. Earle . 1 1 0 Miss Lamprey...... •••..•...• 050 Mr. Thorley ••••..••.•...... 1 1 0 Mr. Heath (Tansley) . o 5 () Mrs. H. Higgins .•.•...... 1 1 0 " Elsie" (for little Girls) ...... •.... o 3 !) Miss Boardman ...•••••...... ••.. 1 1 0 "Murray" (for Orphan Boy) •...... o 3 f) Miss M. J. Evans ...... •..... 100 Mr. Rice •••••••...••••...•...... 1 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Frestou, Collected by :- Mrs. George Higgins ••••...... 1 0 0 Mr . Hawkins...... ••..••...• :3 2 0 Mi s Nellie Higgins . 1 0 0 Miss Susan Hawldns ...... •...... 2 2 U Sale of Work ...... •••.•.... o l' (j J. 'Willcocks ...•...... •..•....•..•.. 2 2 U Miss E. C. Bladen ..••...... ••....•. o 10 () Mr. and Mrs. Freston ...... •...•..• 2 2 () Mrs. Thorburn••...... o 10 0 Mr. and Mrs. Chesters ...... •• 220 I Miss Wilson .. o 10 0 J. Warburton .. 200 Mrs. Stubbs ••••...... o 10 0 Miss Hawkins .....•.••...•.•....•.. 1 1 0 Mrs. Street ••••••....••...... •. o 10 0 MissE. Hawkins . 1 1 () Mrs. J. Kershaw .•...... " .... o 10 0 Thank Offering from one Bereaved .. 1 1 () Mr. Wilkinson .•...... o 10 () Mrs. S. Diggles ...... ••...... lOll Mr. J. Johnson . 010 II M1'. twd Mrs. n. Wybrow...... ••.... 1 1 0 Mr. Leeming •...... •...•.... o 10 0 1 1 0 Mrs. S. Hobbs : . a 66 67 Donations. SUUSCl'il)t~ons. Donations. Subscriptions. £. s. d. £. ~. d. £. s. d. .to ~. d. iUrs. Eussell...... • o 10 0 Mr. Galle ••.•••...... •...... • 110 Mrs. Allen .•...... •...... •.....••... o 10 0 Mr. Mc.Lean ..•....••...... 110 Miss M. Higgins . o 10 0 Collected by Mrs. Rodger's Children .. o 16 0 Mrs. T. Higgin...... •. o 5 0 l\1rs. Brooke..•••....•.....•...... 010 0 Miss Hind...•.•...... 050 JYIr. Whitlam .. o 10 0 l\.[rs. Parkyn . o 5 0 Mr. Meggison •••.••...... ••••.. 050 1\frs. A,khurst . 050 A Friend ...... •••...... 050 1\frs. Grimshaw . o 5 0 Mr. Simpson •••...... •...... 050 Miss Harrison ..•...... 050 A Friend •...... • 030

;)fiss Barlow, Collected by :- Miss IIolland, Collecteel by :- H. Richardson . 2 2 0 W. Holland ..••..•.•...... •••• 3 3 0 f . E. Barle •...... 1 1 0 S. Holland ....••..•••...... •• 1 1 .0 Mrs. Bell . 110 Mrs. Cheetham .....•...... ••.•.. 1 1 0 J. T. Holt ...... •...... 1 1 0 Mrs. Beckett ••.•.•...... ••.. 1 1 0 Miss Orme . 100 M.C.H...... •...... •• 1 1 0 Bdward Challender .. 1 0 0 1\11's. J uckes •...... • 1 1 0 1\frs. Hilton ...... •.•...... 100 Herbel't Morgan .•...•...•.•.....•.. 1 1 0 Miss Barlow... ,, ...... ••.... 1 1 0 J. H. Clemson, Jlill. .. .. 1 1 0 Miss Wilkinson . 110 Mrs. J. Cooper...... ••...... •.. 1 0 0 Mrs. Kinch .•...... 010 0 Mrs. Tomkies ....••...... 1 0 0 nil'. Schofield . o 10 0 Mrs. Pre, t ...... •...... 1 0 0 JYIiss Lees '. o 10 6 Miss Holland . o 10 0 Miss Wilson . o 10 0 Mrs. Collier ..••..••••....••...... 0 5 0 Mrs. Kershaw . o 10 0 Mrs. Prescott ..•..•...... 0 5 0 Mrs. Boddy . o 10 0 ~frs. Hampson ...•...... o 10 0 Miss Charlton, Collec/eel by:- iUrs. Ramsey . o 10 0 Miss Charlton .•..•...... ••...... Mrs, L. Booth . 060 3 3 0 Alfred Charlton .. 3 3 0 II. Lloyd ...•...... o 5 0 Mr.. Bentley ...... •...... ••...... 5 0 3 0 0 T. G. DanieL ...... •.....•.....• o Mi s Bentley ..•.••...... 2 Mrs. Daniel ...•...... 056 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. Charlton •...... 2 2 1\frs. S. Kershaw...... 0 O. 5 0 Mr. and Mrs. J. Charlton.• ". 2 2 Miss Heaton...... •..••....••.. 050 0 1\Iiss Hampson .. 1 1 0 ::\1iss Waastaffe .. 15 0 o Mr. Bowker •.••..••••.•....•...... 1 1 0 Miss Ralphs . o 5 0 II. Bowker •••••...... ••.. 1 1 Mrs. Mounsey . 026 0 Mrs. Ling .•..••..••...... 1 1 0 'Irs. Statham .••...... •.•...... 1 1 0 Mrs.l~odger, Collected by:- Walter arrington . 1 1 0 Dr. Rodger . 5 0 0 Mrs. Bridgford.•...... , o 10 6 Mr. "'iVarburton .. 110 JUrs. Bowes . 1 1 0 Miss M'Caw, Collected by:- 1\11'. Jefferson . 1 1 0 Mrs. ev.il1e Fry.•...... • 1 1 0 j\1rs. Green . 110 Mr. Corkill ••••...... ••.. 1 1 0 1\1rs. Flower . 1 1 0 '-\Ir. '1'. Clemson .. 1 0 0 1\{rs. Hunt...... •.... 110 Miss Simpson •...... •...... •.. 1 0 0 The late Mrs. Cotterill ...... •...... 1 1 0 l\'Ir. Mc.Innes ...•...... 1 0 0

I, 68 69 Donations. nbscriptious. Donations. Subscriptions. £. s. d. .\;. ,... d• £. s. d. £. s. d. Miss Snowdon .•••.•...... o 12 0 Miss Rawson .....•••.•...... • 110 1\fr. Wilson ••..•.....•...•.....••.. 010 0 George Robinson ...... •....•••...... 110 1\fr. Barron . o 10 0 Mrs. Higgin ...... •....•....••.... 110 Miss Muirhead.•...... •...... •..•• o 10 0 Mrs. Shelmerdine ...•.....•....•... 100 "V. Muirhead .•...... 010 0 ~ I Mrs. Millington ...... •..•...... 100 F. Muirhead ••.••...... •..•••...•. 010 0 Mrs. Lister Farrer ....•...••...... o 10 6 Mrs. Landale ...... ••.....•.•..•. o 10 0 Mrs. J. Charlton •.••...... •... 010 6 Dr.1\f'Caw ...... •...•....•• 010 0 ]\frs. T. Armstrong...•.•.•••...... o 10 0 Dr. Tytler....••.....•...... ••.• o 10 0 Mrs. W. Stuart •...•...... o 10 0 1\frs. tlraddon ••...... ••...... 0 5 0 Mrs. Gibb ••••..•••••...•.•••••••••• o 10 0 1\fr. Stenhouse ..•.....••...... ••.... 0 [) 0 Mrs. Davies-Colley••...•...... •••, •• 010 0 Mrs. Simms ...... •...•••.•...•...• 0 [) 0 Miss Heaton . o 10 0 Mrs. Lee ••...... •.•.•..•.••••.. 0 5 0 Miss Robinson ..•••... " ••••....••.. o 10 0 Mrs. Rosenberg ...... •...•...... 0 2 6 J.D. S.....••...... •... o 10 0 Miss Rymer, Collected by :- Thos. Rymer .•...... 1 1 0 Collecting Cal'ds and Bo.'ces. Mrs. Beaumont . o 10 0 Lulu anc1 Charlie Bradley (ca~'~) [) 15 0 Mrs. Mc.Dougall .....•...... o 10 0 4 10 0 HaroldLee ...... •.... Jessie Hardwicke o 10 0 Miss Humphreys 3 15 0 Mrs. Rymer . 010 0 2 10 0 Miss Rymer ...... •...• Miss Crowther o 10 0 Miss Jones 1 \) 6 Miss L. Rymer ...... ••• 0 5 () 0 1\fiss M. E. Rymer ...... •....•. Miss Fletcher 1 5 0 5 0 Muriel and Connell Mc.Connell o 14 6 Miss Betsey Thornton 011 6 Miss Wilson, Collecte(l by :- Miss Wilson (box) ••.•...... 4 1 0 Mr. and Mre. C. 1\L Wilson •...... H 3 0 Miss Holland ...... 3 {) 0 1\fiss Wilson ...... •••••.•••.•.•••.. o 10 0 Miss A. G. Higgins ...... 2 17 7 George Beaumont ...... o 15 !J Mrs. R. D. Darbishire, Collected by :- Miss Winifred Fletcher ...... 011 0 Mrs. R. D. Darbishire . :3 2 0 Miss Orme ...... o 10 1 Mrs. Behrens ...... •••.. 2 2 0 Miss Betsey Walton ...... o 12 11 1\frs. Schmi1'lder •...... •.•.....•.. 2 2 0 frs. Bowes ...... 0 9 Mrs. Kessler ....••...... •..•.. 2 2 0 Miss Edith Johnson ...... 0 8 6 Mrs. P. Kessler •..•.•..••...... :3 2 0 Miss Ethel Freston ...... 0 5 7 Mrs. H. C. Roscoe ...... ••.•••••.... 2 0 0 Mrs. Bickerton ...... 0 411 A Friend ...... •.. 2 0 0 Mrs. S. Kershaw ...... 0 3 [) Mr. C. Micholls •....•...... 1 1 0 Hobert Shaw ...... 0 3 5 Mrs. Hutton . 1 1 0 Richard Booth ...... 0 3 10 1\frs. Schwann ...... •...... ••...•... 1 1 0 Mrs. Harrison ...... 0 [) 3 Mrs. Kissel .•••••...••.••••..•...•• [) 1 0 0 Jessie Sheriff ...... 0 2 Mrs. H. G. Gaddum ••••••••.•...... 1 0 Harold Oldham ...... 0 1 0 Miss Harrison ••...... ••••••...•..•• 0 010 0 The" Garnett" Home ...... 011 2 0 8 4 Mi s Robinson, Collected by:- The" Crossley" Home ...... The" Higgins" Home ...... 0 5 0 A Friend (for W. Price) ...... •••• 12 fl 0 " ,f; Miss Haig (for Rainsough Orphans) •• The" Atkinson" Home " ...... 0 7 H 0 0 The School Girls' Home ...... 0 ti 1 Richard Taylor , 2 0 0 " 70 71 Donations Subscriptions. £. s. d. £. s. d. Entertaimnents. Whitaker Lane School (per Rev. H. Bury) 27 411 Report of the Boys' Rest, Angel Meadow. Proceeds of Children's Bazaar (per T. Griffin) ...... •...... 10 10 0 part Proceeds of Entertainment (per the o. of times beds occupied 6,131 Misses Bidder) , . 5 0 0 Sale of Work (per l\faster George Me.Grath) 2 10 0 verage pei" night .. 17 Childreu's Bazaar (per Miss Connie Brickill and Miss Heppie Barnacott) . 1 10 0 o. of times beds occupied by boys Sale of Work (per Miss Edith Charlton) •• o IG 0 lodging .. 3,273 Church and School Collections, cf:c. Average per night. . 9 St. Luke's, Cheetham ...•...... 18 1 0 St. John's, " . 14 0 0 o. Qf times beds occupied by hoys St. John's Children's Service . 2 fj 1 2,85 Part Offercory, St. James' Church, Higher from Refuge , ,. Broughton N.1. O. F., Cheetham Hill.. 5 5 0 Average per night. : . 8 Boys' Wages. The "Garnett" Home.•.•....•...... 19 3 5 The '.' Crossley" Home..••...... •..... 20 1 0 The "Higgins" Home . 35 0 6 The "Atkinson" Home ...... ••...... 37 111 @r. Balance Sheet for tlie Yea?' 18 :J. -glr. £. s. d. Building Society's Interest } as per £. s. d. I . 49 10 0 To Balnnce...... 8 14 4 By Mrs. 8edd n, sunl1ncs.. 12 19.11~ Interesc on Investment in Bank .. Balance 32 10 1 " Receipts, r.odgcrs£84 10 2, :: Pos~nge . o 4 0 Interest, Oldbam Corporation Stock SheE)!;. 3G 1 1 " " Reluge 29 17 1 StatIOn ry . o (j 9 --- U4 7 8, .. Conls . 7 1~ 4 U A. Alsop 1 0 0 U Altorations and Repairs 217 0 " Grant from Refuge 26 0 0 "Wnter , . 114 6 H ubscriptiollS... 7 0 9 "Gas .. , . 7 1 7 " Overcharge...... 0 5 9 "Poor.Rate . 414 0 u Furulshmg, &0 . 618 9 " Ront -. 80 0 0 H Servant's 'Vages . 16 4 0 U Beautifying, &c . 9 15 0 II Balanco . 1 19 8

£102 8 1~ £102 8 1~

Audited and fouud ~orrect, J. B. .ELLWOOD. ~C'l':'O ..":) 73 .001"""1 ro ...... • C"lOC'l ~~~f2

The Boys' Industrial Brigades.

The close of another year again gives us a fitting­ opportunity of reporting the work of this organization. \Ve do so with feelings of gratitude for the past, to Him who hath hitherto helped us, and hope and trust for th future. The objects of the Brigades being now so well known, it will be unnecessary to repeat them here. vVe have again to express regret that the numb r of children engaged in street selling is not decreased. 00 r'ilo We would, however, on the other hand, te tify to the :<; OOOOSC"lOO~1O j-ciO~o:IIQ 00 beneficial results of the street children. clauses, J]1 C"lC"lml.... 1OOo~m ~I"""II"""I ..... ~OOOS~~ 8i1O~~~8g~~ ·OOc'ol.... 10 the rec ntly-passed Manchester Improvement Act. In ..... ectOr-l 0:1 ~1O~~~ g ~ addition to the children dIrectly affected by its pro­ visions, those who do not come within its reach, are lJ1 a larcre measure indirectly benefitted. The circulation of our two Magazines by the lads of the Caxton Brigade still continues. The ewsboys' Special Services have been vigorously carri d on during the year. Our plan is to distribute circulars announcing the Service, the day on which it is to be held, giving at the same time a cordial invitation to come. Many interesting gath rings have resulted, and the large numb r of lad present testifies to the popularity of the meetings. We ar pleased to note instanc s of much good b ll1g done by the direct

• ~ .....,__...tJ. ~ 74 .' 75 agency of the Services. 15 Services in all have been some 400 boys. Ten pounds would more than cover held since they were first started, attended in the the loss through the deliberate di honesty on the part aggregate by 1,265 lad, amongst whom some 5,000 of any amongst them. tracts and leaflets have been distributed. The year opened with 79 boys in the Bricrade, 322 The Free Library and Reading Room are open have been admitted, and 323 hav left during the twelve nightly, and have been largely used by the lads during months, leaving 78 members still in the Brigades at the the winter. A variety of books and game are provided, close of the year. and a counter attraction to the numerous low places The 323 boys who have left us are accounted for as of entertainment thus oft re 1. follows :- Another attraction, in th shape of a drum and fife I absconded; band, has been provided, and so far proved a success 2 admitted into the Boys' Refuge; an 1 a source of considerable int rest to the lads. 2 re£ ned to School Board;

The Savings Bank is still used by the boys, and the 2 emigrated; Clothing Club has also b en of great a sistance in 6 ent to Industrial Schools and Training Ships; providing them with good cl thing at a cheap rate. 18 un uitable cases; A Messenger Brigade ha also been established, the 20 withdrawn by parents and

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BOYS' INDUSTRIAL BRIGADES. GTATISTICS FOR THE YEAR 1883.

No. of New ' No. of Average No. of doz. No. of Amount Earnings MONTH. No. of Applica- Members Members Daily Papers Single Received for of Members. tions. Admitted. Left. Selling. Sold. Papers Sold. Sale of Papers. Members. I -----"--- £. s. d. £. B. d. January .. •• 79 22 16 31 66 6,940 90,190 200 19 1 89 17 5~ February ... 64 57 22 16 73 7,613 98,969 220 4 8 97 17 4 March ...... 70 53 22 24 66 7,958 103,063 228 9 1 101 19 4 April ...... 68 89 68 23 83 8,303 107,892 227 14 8~ 101 15 4t May •..•••• 113 56 15 44 89 9,364 121,654 249 7 5~ 114 8 10 June ...... 84 50 37 31 85 8,965 116,162 246 17 9~ 108 9 4 July...... 90 42 18 35 80 7,596 98,623 205 5 1O~ 92 5 1~ August ..... 73 18 10 25 61 6,263 81,400 166 5 4~ 74 7 2 September•• 58 70 42 37 61 5,687 73,809 152 6 5~ 70 3 8~ October •••• 63 57 27 23 63 7,397 95,163 211 13 O~ 96 17 lIt November •• 67 41 22 16 68 7,808 99,483 229 fi 7 108 4 4 December •• 73 45 23 18 70 8,559 114,775 305 19 7 146 7 2t --~--- 902 600 322 323 865 92,453 1,201,183 2,644 14 8tll,202 13 2 I I

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Contributions in aid of the Boys' Industrial WHITSUNTIDE, 1884. Brigades. We raise a Special Fund each year" for Whit· 1883. £. s. d. Week Expenses." Will our readers kindly remember J. Jewitt (for Prizes) ...... 026 this and send a donation to any of the Committee, J. G. Driver ...... 110 or to the Secretaries, Frances-street, Strangeways P E. Shepherd ...... 02(; f Anonymous ...... o 2 6 This year there will be Extra Expense, as we are G. H. Leadbea.ter ...... o 10 0 having our Sailor boys over. Mrs. Thos. Kirk ...... o 2 (; R. Tonge (for Buns at AlderJey) . 100 J. Jardine (Boys' Fares to AlderJey) . 8 15 0 .. AFriend . 050 W. Holland .•••••.••••••...... 1 1 () FIREWOOD. Benj. Heap J.P. (for Tea Party) . 500 Ordinary Bundles...... 5s. pel' hundred. £23 2 0 Ditto, dipped in Rosin...... 6s. Bach Bl£ndle will ?/Lake threejires. Pire Lighters.....••.....•....••....•• 208. pcr thousauJ.

Rach one 11111 lies a liTe.

'VE INVITE OUR FRIENJlS TO TRY TillS Fnu:wooD. A Post. Carel, with Order, addresscd to "The Master, Boys' Refuge, TEMPERANCE WORK IN CONNECTION St.mngcways," will havc prompt attention. WITH OUR HOMES.

'I'he Committee never lose sight of the importance of promoting by every means in their power, not only temperance but total ,.. . abstinence amongst our children. The Twelve Homes which Donations of Clothing, new or second-hand, or compose the Institution are essentially Temperance Homes' our children never see intoxicating liquor in any of them. M~ny of useful articles ofany description, wii.l be most thank­ our boys at the Refuge and Working Boys' Homes, and all the fully received. As our Children come to us needing little ~eJ!. at our Ol'phan Homes, are Banel oj IIope boys. The everything, and as we have TWELVE HOMES to Commlttee pray they may continue true Band of Hope boys until provide for, there is hardly any limit to the way in their lives end. which the work can be helped forward.

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81 80 Miss BARLOW, Moss Bank, Crumpsall. LADY COLLElCTORS. WILSO:'!, Lancaster Villas, Broughton Park. L. K. Smw, Esq., Broom Holm, Cheetham Hill, Ilon. Sec. Mrs. R. D. DARBlSIIIRE, Victoria P~U'k. BANNE 1L\.i'\, 'Whalley Range. Meeting the last Wednesday in each month, at the Homes, at " HAROLD LEE, Broughton Parle 6.30 p ..m. By means of this Committee £997. lOs. 3d. has been " WALTER GLOVER, Moorhurst, Kersa!. collected during the year for these Homes. " L. K. SHAW, Broom Holm, Tetlow Fold. FRESTON, Eagle's Nest, Prestwich. Miss MARIAN HURST, Osborne House, Higher Broughton. ? WIIITIVORTH, 5, Grafton-street, Oxford-road. " Low, Lower Broughton-road. GIRLS' HOME.-HEATHFIELD COMMITTEE. KENYON, Broom-lane, Higher Broughton. Mrs. PAYNE. Miss CANNAN. " WROE. " DOOLITTLI;. Miss BOYD. " HARRISON. CALVERT. HUllS'I" LADIES' WORKING PARTY.

Mrs. R. D. DAIlBISHlRE. Mrs. CLEGG. Mrs. CROMPTON. Miss PALUEH. Mrs. BELL. Mrs. BOYD. BOWDON ASSOCIATION. Miss WHITWORTH. Mrs. WILSON. The Misses CRA..c'lKSIIAw. Mrs. L. K. SHAw. The following ladies have undertaken to act as a Committee to promote the interests of the Institution in tho Bowdon district :- This party meet at the Ref1tge on the last Tuesday of each month, at Three o'clock. Mrs. GADDU1J, Oakleigh, Green Walk. FRANI( CROSSLEY, Fairlie. JAMES C. STUART, Grove House. WELSH, Hac1leigh, Altrincham. ORPHAN HOMES COMMITTEE. NEYlLLE CLEGG, Oldfield Brow. Mrs. L. K. SIIAW, Broom Holm, Tetlow Fold. Niss CARLISLE, High Lawn. RODGER, Cheetham Hil!. RACHAEL HEALD, The Firs. Miss HIGGINS, Mount House, Tetlow Fold. KATE ARMITAGE, Townfield House, Altrincham. GmnRuDL: HIGGINti, Mount Hou e, Tetlow ]Colcl. ROBER'fS, Par'k View, Altrincham. HOLLAND, The Elms, Higher Broughton. H. T. GADDUlf, Esq., lIon. Sec. MC.CAW, Temple Lodge, Cheetham Hill Road. By whom contributions either of money, clothing, or useful CHAm,ToN, Hanover-square, Higher Broughton. articles, will be thankfully received. RYMER, Broughton Park. D 82 83 ALDERLEY EDGE ASSOCIATION. 'EA-SIDF. HOME, LYTHAi\1.- GENERAL COMMITTEE. lUrs. Ii,AILTON. Miss HOLLIDAY. P(t/roncss :-lUrs. Cr,IFTON. W. W. COULBORN. M. BICKHAM. I,ady SI/perintendcnt :-Lady BERTll.~ CI,n·To". HEATON SilII1'H. GOODFELLOW. Chairman: -Rev. G. S)I.IRT. GILLIES. Treasllrer :-Mrs, LIOHTWOOP. W. W. COULBORN, Esq.,} I'T S "n.o ecs. C. W. RAILTON, Esq., Rev. H. B. HAWKI~S. Mrs.ORn. Mrs. EASON. CI PILLING. By whom contributions either of 111011ey or clothing will be CI FILDES. Miss SHARPI,ER. thankfully received. " HINCI~SlI!.N. Mrs. TATTERSAr.I,.

CI HICKSON. TAYLOR. Rev. W. KIRK)[AN. Miss BROWN. Mrs. KIRKMAN. Mr. R. CT,ARKE. SeCI'ctary :-Rev. T. TAYLOR. WILMSLOW ASSOCIA'I'ION. JII[a/roll :-1\'[1'5. HINPT,E. Prcsident:-Mrs. EnNEsT CJlEWDSON, l"ulshaw Park, Wilmslow. Secretary :-Miss ETHEL DAVIES, Green Hall, Wilmslow. 1.'reaslt1·C/' :-JOHN BEAUilIONT, Esq., Fl1lshaw Park, Wilmslow.

Mrs. FRANK BARLOW, Thol'llcliffe, Wilmslow. CHORLTON-CUM-HARDY ASSOCIATIO. Miss DAVIES, Green Hall, Wilmslow. President :-JUIIN HOYLE, Esq., J.P. Mrs. HOBSON, Pownall Hall, Wilmslow. 7'reasllrer :-T. H. RIGBY, EsC). EDWARD PEAHSON, Daisy Bank, Wilmslow. r1\.1 iss KIRLF.W. C. E. Ross, Woodburn, Wilmslow. Secrelm';es:- 1l\1iss A. RIr.ny. JOHN ROYLE, Hill Top, Wilmslow. Mr. R. AFF,LEcK. \lclorman Mc.KEIlROW. EIlNEST CREWDSON, Esq., Fllishaw Park, Wilmslow. T. BAILEY. Mr. GEORGIl LITTLE. W. H. DAVIES, Esq., Green Hall, Wilmslow. T. L. ELLWOOOD. " W. H. MILxEn. JOHN ROYLE, Esq., Hill Top, Wilmslow. J. J. LAMBERT. ALFRED POWNAU,. C. W. TB'1'LEY, Esq., Chapel Lane, Wilmslow. JAMES LowF'. W. H. Wn,T,COCIm. JOoEl'JI WOOD, BsC)., IVestfteld, vVilmslow. 1"\"'" 84 85 ..~.. .. . DURING 1883. EXTENSION FUND OF THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES, £. s. d. £. s. d. Mrs. Clegg..••.•.•.. 500 0 0 J. W. Mc.Connel •••• 20 0 0 STRANGE"W"A YS. Executors of the late Miss Sharpe ...... •• 10 0 0 Jonathan Tong.•.• 225 0 0 Mrs. Payne (per Miss Mrs. Platt...... •• 200 0 0 Lov;] ...... 10 0 0 The following amounts have been received towards the total Mr and Mrs. Isaac Miss . Hawkins..•• 10 0 0 sum required of £14,000:- Hoyle ...... 125 0 0 Mrs. M. E. Farrar .. 10 0 0 0 0 Mrs. and Miss Barlow 10 0 0 £. s. d. W. N. Heald...... 100 £. s. d. Wm. Hinmers .••••• 100 0 0 F. Jackson...•...... 5 0 0 A Friend (for further Robert Soott..•••.•• 50 0 0 0 0 Miss Tonge ...... 5 0 0 rescue of little ones) 1000 0 0 G. F. Hinshelwood .. John Railton...... 75 30 0 0 J. C. Waterhouse.... 50 0 0 Miss Amy Tonge .•.• 5 0 0 J.G...... ••••• ..1000 0 0 Hell1'Y Cha.rlton 25 0 0 0 0 E. W. Roylance .... 5 0 0 W. J. Crossley ••..•. 500 0 0 W. H. Hunstone ..•• S. W. Clowes ••..•• 50 25 0 0 Daniel Prootor. ....• 50 0 0 Mrs. Leresche •••..• 5 0 0 W. J. Crossley (2nd H. Boddington & Co.. 25 0 0 0 0 F. Armitage ..•.••.. 2 10 0 donation) ...... 500 0 0 G.W. RaynerWoocl.. Mrs. Rogers •...... 50 25 0 0 Neville Clegg...... • 50 0 0 A Deansgate Worker 2 2 0 "School Girls' Fund" . D. Bannerman....•• 25 0 0 0 0 Edmund Dutton ...• 1 0 0 (per Mrs. Fraser) .. 468 5 0 Thomas E. Jones...• W. H. Bradley...... 25 25 0 0 H. Charlewood...... 20 0 0 Sohool Girls' Funrl .. 44 17 10 Mr. & Mrs. R. Bealey 250 0 0 William Hatton 25 0 0 Mrs. and the Misses Henry Samson .•.... 25 0 0 Higgins ...... 200 0 0 Mrs. Bentley...•••.• 20 0 0 C. E. Schwann.••..• 105 0 0 Robert Barclay ..•. 20 0 0 W. C. Jones ...... 100 0 0 John Barker...•...• 20 0 0 F. W. Crossley••...• 100 0 0 George Willington •• 10 10 0 Herbert Philips .... 100 0 0 John Charlton ...••• 10 0 0 The New Building now in course or erection in Stmngeways W. C. Brooks ...... 100 0 0 Alfred Charlton 10 0 0 will, when fumished ttnc1 fittec1 up, complete tho oxtension of the Olivel' Heywood 100 0 0 W.R...... 10 0 0 Beith,Stevenson&Co. 100 0 0 Chas. Sever ...... 10 0 0 Institution. Thomas Rymer .... 100 0 0 Miss Gaskell .••..... 10 0 0 William Cat'ver .... 100 0 0 Miss J. B. Gaskell .. 10 0 0 F. A. Fynney ...... 100 0 0 Mrs. Evans 10 0 0 Samuel Armitage.... 100 0 0 !\Iiss Barbour ...... 10 0 0 B. Armitage, M.P... 100 0 0 L.P...... 10 0 0 '; R. N. Philips, M.P... 100 0 0 J. Cockshoot & Co... 5 i5 0 Mrs. Parlane...... 100 0 0 Elizabeth Barlow.... 5 0 0 Thomas Agnew ...• 100 0 0 Miss Bentley...... 5 0 0 Benjamin Heape.... 100 0 0 F. B. Benger.. 6 0 0 Robert Hampson...• 100 0 0 'V. B ...... 5 0 0 Richard Haworth .. 100 0 0 Thank Offering .... 5 0 0 .. R. Neill and Sons .. 100 0 0 Miss Hurst ••.•.•.. 5 0 0 William Mather .... 100 0 0 James Fildes...... • 5 0 0 Miss Heald 100 0 0 W. S. l\fainprice ' ... 5 0 0 CharlesLeigh Clare.. 50 0 0 !\Irs. K1inig 5 0 0 LordEgertonof Tatton 50 0 0 John Groom .•.•.... 3 0 0 W. H. Johnson ••••.. 50 0 0 Gustav Hirsch ••••.. 2 2 0 J.H.J..•....•••... 50 0 0 G...... 2 0 0 Miss Piokup ...... 50 0 0 Joseph Lingard .... 1 0 0 H. T. Gaddum.•.... 50 0 0 H. Woolley ...... 1 0 0 Abraham Haworth.. 50 0 0 Miss Browne .•...... 010 0 80 87

A \ . Please mler me as a Sttbscrt'ber to tlte Funds I 0/ tlte MANCHESTER AND SALFORD BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY FORM OF LEGACY. 0/ £ I give and bequeath to the "MANCHESTER A1\D SALFORD Boys' AND GIRI,S' REFUGES A:-ID HOMES" the sum of £ Name . to be applied to the purposes of the Institution, under the direction Address of the Committee. This sum is to be paid out of such part of my personal estate as I can lawfully charge with it; and a receipt of Dale . the Treasurer shall be a sufficient discharge for the same.

ONE COPY MONTHLY-Is. PER ANNUM OR Is. Gd. POST FREE.

I s/tall be pleased to baollte a Sttbscrz'ber to tlte £100 per week required to carryon the "CHRISTIAN WORKER" /01' tlte wrrent year 0.1 various operations of the Institution. . coples. iVa1ltc A (ldrcss D(tle . A IltOltltt £ 88 HOW TO HELP THE WORK! Writeto the ci Secretaries," Frances-street, Strange­ ways, for a COLLECTING BOX! And collect what you can by December 31st. We have very pretty boxes. Or, if you prefer,- ASK FOR A COLLECTING CARD! And one will be sent by post; we have them specially prepared, and some friends who desire to collect small sums make very good use ofthem. Or,- If you think you can collect £12 in the course of the year, write to the Secretaries, and they will send you the photograph of an Orphan or Homeless Child. It would be a happy thing to feel that you were the means of supporting a poor fatherless one in our Homes. Or, send us any article that you can spare, and that can be turned into money for the benefit of our work; such as jewelry, pictures, articles ofvirtu, &c. Last, but not least, when you see or hear of a poor wretched neglected child, don't give it a copper and pass on; stay a minute and inquire into the case, and if you cannot bring it to the Refuge, send us the name and address, and the case shall be visited, and, if possible, permanently helped. And, above all, when enjoying the comforts of your own happy home, breathe a prayer for poor homeless children, and for those who are working amongst them! LEONA1·m K. SHAW, } GILBERT R. KIRLEW, Hon. Secs.

OliAS. SEVER,, PHINTEH, LI1'HOGHAPllER, ETC., LONG MILLG.nE.