The Together Trust Archive The Twenty-Sixth Annual Report of the Manchester and Salford Boys' and Girls' Refuges and Children's Aid Society (1896) Reference number: DA/2020/1/3 (1895) Original copies can be viewed at Manchester Central Library Rare Books Collection: 362.7M1 1891-96
© 2021 The Together Trust 1°4 THE TWENTY-SIXTH A NUAL REPORT OF TilE Manchester and Salford BOYS AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND FORM OF MONEY LEGACY. SOCIETY, 'IANCHESTER.
Trustees. I bequeath to the" :\IANCHESTER .\ND SALFORD Boys AND GIRLS' HERBERT PHILIPS. Esq., J.P. HENRY HARLTON. Esq. REFUGES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY," established in Manchester, ISAAC HOYLE, Esq.. J P. W. J. CROSSLEY, Esq. HENRY LEE, Esq.. J.P. RICHARD B. TAYLOR, Esq. the sum of £ free of legacy duty, to be applicable for the F. 'vV. CROSSLEY, Esq., J.P. LouIs M. HAYES, Esq. general purposes of such odety, and I declare that the receipt of LEONARD Ii:. SHAW, Esq. the Treasurer or other proper officer for the time being of the said Committee. Society shall be a sufficient discharge for the same. '''1. J. CRO SLEY, Chairman. JAMES BOYD. JOHN THOMSON. THOS. R. ACKROYD. RICHARD B. TAYLOR. ALFRED HAWORTH. LEONARD I<. SHAW Honorary Secretary. LEONARD I<. SHAW, Broom Holm, Cheetham Hill, Form of Gift of Freehold or Leasehold Property. And at Ihc RCfllf{C, Sirangcwa)'s. Honorary Treasurer. HENRY CHARLTON, Esq., Blackfriars Street. Honorary Medical Officers. [May now be given by Will to a Charity under Statute 54 and ANDREW BOUTFLOWER, E q., Grlat Ducie Street. 55 Vic. cap. 73·] ROBERT RODGER, Esq., heethalll Hill. I give to the persons who at the time of my decease shall be the Honorary Dentist. property Trustees of the MANCHESTER "ND SALFORD Boys AND WILLIAM SIMMS. Esq. GIRLS' REFUGES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY established in Man Honorary Solicitors. Messrs. FARRAR 8:. CO., Fountain Street. chester, my freehold [or leasehold] property consisting of [shortl)1 Honorary Counsel. describc i/] situate at in the County of A. C. MABERLEY, Es I. free of succession or legacy duty [which duty Secretal'Y· I hereby direct shall be paid out of my general estate] and I direct 'vVm. EDMONDSON. that such property and all moneys arising therefrom shall be Superintendents of Central Refuge. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. WOOD. applicable for the general purposes of the Society. Bankers. 'vVILLIAMS DEACON 8:. MANCHESTER 8:. SALFORD BANK, Limited. St. Ann Street Branch.
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SUMMARY OF ANNUAL MEETING. The twellty-sixth Allllual Meeting of the MANCHESTER AND SALFORD Boys AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND HOMES AND CHILDRE:'/'S AID SOCIETY was held in the TowlI Hall, Ma.llchester, 011 MOllday, Mal'ch 23,'d, 1896. The Lord 'layor took the chair at 3 o'clock. Amongst those present were the Rev. John Watson, D.D., Samuel Smith, Esq., 'l.P., C. E. chwann, Esq., M.P., Hy. Lee, Esq., J.P., Alex. Forrest, Esq., J.P., Robt. Barclay, Esq., J.P., W. H. Holland, Esq., J.p., vV. J. Crossley, Esq., Rev. Preb. Macdonald, Rev .Rob!. Catterall, Rev. Samuel Pearson, Rev. \¥m. Young, Rev. Canon Hicks, and Mr. Councillor Fildes. Letters of apology for non-attendance were announced trom "These Homes are based upon Christian principles, The Bishop of Manchester, The Marquis of Lome, The Earl of Ducie, The Earl of Derby, Sir W. H. Houldsworth, and others. they are managed by practical methods, and are doing .a great work for all the Churche. They are doing the The Rev. vVilliam Young offered prayer. work of ten Societies, and are in danger of only receiving The Annual Report and Balance Sheet were presented. The Hon. Sec., Mr. Leonard K. haw, gave a summary of the Report, the support ofone."-THE LORD BISHOP OF MANCHESTER and an abstract of the Financial Statement was read by the .at the An1lual Meetmg, 1892. Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Henry Charlton. It was then moved by Samuel Smith, Esy., iVI.I ., seconded by C. E. Schwann, Esq., iII.P., and supported by the Rev. Rob!. Catterall, and resolved ;- .. That the Rt"port together with the Financial Statement be adopted, printed, and circulated under the direction of the Committee." It was also moved by Rev. Dr. \Vatson, seconded by the Rev. Samuel Pearson, and resolved ;- "That the ommittee for the ensuing year be 1'1es rs. vVilliam J. rossl,'y, John Thomson, Richard 13. Taylor, JalT'es Boyd, Thos R .\ckroyd, Allred Haworth; the Honorary Secretary, Leonard K. Shaw; the Honorary Treasurer, Henry Charlton; and lh~, Auditors, l\lessrs. Theodore Jones, rewdson, and Youatl. A vote of thanks to the Lord Mayor closed the proceedings. ..
In little faces pinched with cold and hunger. TWEN TY -SIXTH A NIVERSARY. Look, lest ye miss Him! [n the wistful eyes. ,\nd on the mouths unfed by mother kisses, Marred, hruised, and stained, His precious ill1itge lies ~ ANNUAL REPORT
And when ye find Him in th midnight will, 01' TilE I:':ven in the likeness of an out ast child, MANCHESTER AND SALFORD o wise men, own your King! Before th is cradle hring J30Ys and Girls' Refuges and Homes, ¥cur gold to raise and bless, A~D Your myrrh of tenderne s! For, "as ye do it unto th se," saith He, 'HILDREN'S AID SOCIETY,
"Ye do it unto Me." . ·r/felfd. Fall THE YEAH 1895.
I N presenting the Twenty-Sixth R.eport of the Manch ster and Salford Boys and Girls' Refuges and Homes and Children's Aid ociety, the Committee are thankful to record, and they are sure the subscribers and friends of the Institution will be glad to know, that numerous as are the branches of the work, itnd extended its organizations, each branch is in healthy and active operation and fulfilling the end for which it was .established. 6 7
It will not be necessary on this the Twenty-Sixth and Girls; The Pll ison Gate Mission; The Emigration Anniversary to give a detailed account of the various Department with its two established agencies in Ontario branches, meeting as they do the needs of almost every and in the North v,'est Territory; these are al1 in active description of child destitution and misery which exist operation to day, and by their means (not counting the amongst us; suffice it to say that numbers aided by the Messenger Brigade, the Day
The Centml Refuge, where over 100 boys dwell, and ursery, and the Prison Gate Mission, as they do not where the various industrial operation are carried dwel1 under our roof) a total number of 2,787 children have been dealt with and helped on life's way, during the year. The principles which lie at the foundation of the Institution, and which have guided the Committee in the conduct of the work, from the beginning until now, are F1;rst.-To receive only practically homeless and destitute children. Second.-To receive such at once without the delay and expense of election, and irrespective of creed. Third.-To give to each one thus admitted a sound, mental, religious, and indu trial training, and so fit them for a life of honest labour.
On the Streets. In the Refuge. Coming now to the details for the past year:-The on; The evell Famil)' Homes for Orphan Children, Boys fresh applicants for admission to our permanent homes and Girls; The lVorkilig Lads' H01lle alld Illstitllte; The numbered 521, of \I·hom 396 were boys and 125 girls.
Brigade Boys' Home; The Emigratioll Tl1ai'llillg Homes Of these there were under 10 years of age... 82} 521 for Boys and Girls; The Opell-a//-Nig/d Sltelter for "" ,,10 year and over 439 Both parents dead little wanderers; Tile Girls' Domestic Servia Traiuiug 18+} " One parent living ... 222 521 HOllle alld Lalilldry; The Betltesda !Jome for Cripphd " Both parents living...... lIS alld I1Icurable Cltildrell; Tile ea-side !Jollie for weak and ~ducational1y their condition was as fol1ows : ailing children; Tlte 1/llImer Camp,-June to Sept.-for STANDARD VII. VI. V. IV. III. II. I. NIL. Poor City Boys; TIle Day NU1'Se!')' for the chillren of 8 34 102 114 86 65 46 66=52 1. poor working Mothers; TIle Police COllrt Missioll to Lads which as far as these (igures go show that the education 8 9 of our poorest classes is not improving; the number of The Central Refuge, Strangeways, entirely ignorant children among tho e with whom we continues the deal, having increased as compared with last year nearly head - quarters five per cent. of the work, These 521 cases were all carefully investigated with here are the the following results. ..'\ offices, and ,here come' Declined as unsuitable Referred to other Institutions ,I nearly all the Restored to friends Iapplicants in Received temporary hel p ... ::: the first in Permanently admitted, being quite desti tute or 111 grave moral danger stance, except those that are Adding these 284 thus permanently admitted, to the brought to the 430 in the Refuge and Homes when the year began, Open-Day we have a total of714 under care and training during 1895. and-Night The results concerning them at the year's close were Shelter In as follows: Chatham :\ Corner of Boys' Infirmary, Street. As Placed out in situations in the United Kingdom 68 stated in last year's report it is now a very complete Placed in homes in Canada.. , home for working boys and school boys, and it is well Placed with their friends fitted in all respects for carrying on the important work Placed in other Institutions II of which it is the centre. The Dormitories are briO'hl Adopted into families ... 9 and airy, the \Vorkshops well equipped and active, the Left without cause or dismissed 15 new Reading, \\'riting, and Game room. very popular, Died 1 I as is also the Swimming Bath, and Play Ground. ot Retained under care and training in Refuge withstanding that the boys are bu y at work or school and Branches. .all day, Classes and Meetings are held in the evening 714 for \\lood Carving, Musical Drill, Bible Class, Tem A few words in explanation of each division of the perance Meetings, Lantern Lectures, Night School, work will be expected by new friends, and we trust will etc., and are engaged in with real zest, not by any not be unacceptable to old ones. means as an irksome duty; these share with the • 10 II
Band Room, Hand-Bell Ringing, and Fire Brigade rive in number, viz: Showlaking, Tai/onn u , Joinery, Lctter Practice, the boys' hours of relaxation. prcss Printing, and Fircwood lI/faking, form an important part of the Central Refucye. These have been kept The health throughout the year has been good, still fairly well occupied throughout the year, they are each we have to deplore three deaths. The conduct has been under the care of an experienced Foreman, and together excellent, remembering the class of boys dealt with, give employment to 70 of our boys. After paying boys' with many of whom every other reforming- agency and foremen's wages, and also bearing their share of has failed, and that we are not armed with compulsory powers, (of which the lads are quite a ware), and the large amount of freedom allowed; the order observed, and the good feeling shewn, reflects infinite credit upon the excellent Superintendent and his wife, and the assistants who so loyally co-operate with them. The Workshops,
C~\rppntry \ orking expenses, there has bep.11 a net profit of [[9q. s. 3d., \\. hicb has heen ,rclded to the funds of the In titution. The otb r llollics comprising tbe Strange\\'ays group are The Working Lads' Home and Institute Letterpress PrinlinK. which is composed of young fellows, the majority of 12
whom have passed through the Central Refuge, and
who are employed in \':1 rious \\'orkshops and ware
houses of our city, but who still 11 d the protection of a safe and comfortable home, ,\ change during the year in the :\faster and i\Iatron of this Home has be n .attended with very satisfactory result which the Com mi ttee trust will be permanen t. The I~ \'ening lasses here continue well att nded, and an excellent spirit prevails, The Brigade Boys' Home, where the Shoe Black Brigade and other boys dwell, has pursu d its course of quiet usefulne s throughout the year. Most of the boys admitted fresh from the
streets get their first impressions of the work at this l'IlCf-l1 I'd lor ill a COU1I1V)!I Lodging Ilo\lse. Home, The Boys' Emigration Training Home has been fairly active during the year, and has rec ived and trained a large family for the Canadian life which they have chosen and to whi h they will shortly go, unde r the care of Mr. and i\l rs, \ \" a Ilace, \Ve now leave Strange\\'ays and \'isit The Cheetham Hill Group of Homes. These are nine in number, fonnin:.;- a little Colony, where about 200 children and h Jpers d\\·ell. They are situated in George Street, Cheetham H ill, adjoining Broughton Park, and should be \'i~ited by all who -desire to form a just estimate of the extent and variety -of the wor].;. They comprise
Six Orphan Homes, Loved and Cared for ill the l1ol1l~s. For fatherless and lIIotherl~ss (hi/dr"II, hoys I/ild girls. Two Recent Cases-A Contrast. These ha\'c continued very full throughout the year, If -each vacancy as it arose being at once filled by waiting :ailing one from the adjoining Homes during the year: cases. They are named after the donors, and are: nd finally
The Langworthy Home The Higgins Home 'The Bethesda Home for Crippled and Incurable The Garnett Home The Atkinson Home The Crossley Home School Girls' Home Children
Eighteen children, the mother, and a young helper, which, as our readers kno,,", is set apart for the relief of compose each household, wherein a very true family the most suffering of all God's suffering ones. Its life is lived: also beneficent object being declared to be-" To provide for The Rosen Hallas Girls' Training Home and .crippled, lJIailJlfd, paralysed, and gfllerally il/Cltyable poor Laundry children whose cases are unsuitable for the ordinary hospitals of the district." \ Vith such this beautiful which has been a busy hive of industry throughout the Home ha been well filled throughout the year. Nineteen year, girls both for emigration and for home domestic of the cots are endowed, and bear on a pretty brass service are received here, and are given an excellent shield placed over the cot, its name, or that of the donor. training in all household and laundry work, the elder S venteen are still unendowed, and the Committee will girls doing the washing and laundry work for all the be glad to hear from any frien Is who desire by the gift Cheetham Hill Homes. ·of £500, thus to perpetuate the memory of some loved The chief importance, however, of the work of this member of the family. Home is found in the fact that it receives girls from the heturning from Cheetham Hill to the centre of the very worst surroundings, many of whom are on the -city we come to the brink of ruin: on this point we dare not go into details, we could tell facts which would indeed be stranger than Open Day and Night Shelter,
fiction, enough to know that marvellous changes have 1, CHATHAM STREET, PICCADILLY. been, and are being wrought, by God's blessing on the which has arrain proved it elf ne of the most useful and faith and patience, the love and care of Miss Smethurst im portant dcpartl11en t o[ our work. To have in the and her valued helpers: also centre of a great city such as ours, a well appointe I The Convalescent Cottage house ,,"ith doors open day and night, [or the reception and arc of homeless, destitute, wayward, and suffering which is in the Rosen Hallas ground and has fully ·children of all ages, is of itself a most important fact, justifIed its existence, being well filled with weak and and Oil that app a]s at one to the judgmp.nt and 16
feelings of all who know the condition of life in our It proved such also to M.W., a fine strong girl of T7, who centres of population. applied tellina a strange story of ill-usage and wandering through various parts of Lancashire. he arri"ed here utterly friendless and The figures for the year shew that 450 young people penniless, and investigation shewed that she had escaped from very between the ages of three and eighteen were received dangerou surroundings in a neighbouring town. Fatherless and motherless, with a violent temper and a strong unruly will, the future here during I 95, of whom 101 were brought in by for M. looked indeed dark, but though she lost from these causes the the police and others, bet\\'cen 10 o'clock at night, and first place we obtained for her, we gave her another chance. + o'clock in the morning. l\fiss Smethurst's last report of :II. is "she has now held her second situation for [2 month., and though temper is still the trouble, The beds were occupied 2,044 times, ane! the number thank God she is overcoming it." of meals supplied was 6,041. So with C.E., a good looking girl of rG, who reached us with as The chief authorities of our city have used the helter doubtful a character (short of absolute ruin) as any girl we ever largely. Instead of taking juvcniles to the" lock-ups," admitted. She applied one evening in ulter destitution at the Sheller. ] t took a considerable lime to unravel attempted shortly before coming to us, she will 'ere long go forth to IY special friends. The annual cost of a Cot IS £16. a new land, and in days to come we may tell the sequel of a story we The ost of Endo\\'lllent £5 00. cannot say more of now. Vi, itor tJ Lytham are in\'ited to "ee this Home. Do our readers say "These are all successes, have you no failures?" Yes we have, we couln tell you of M.E.E., who came The Summer Camp "almost lost" to llS from the lodging hall es in Angel was again pitched at outhport. A.. it· name indicates Meadow. She was one we admitted with fear and trembling, lest she had gone too far for reclamation, but for four months she gave it is held in the ummer months onl\', , but durinut:> that such tokens of steadiness and contentm nt, that at her own earnest period it has gi\en a week's healthy and happy holiday desire, she was included in our Canadian party, but alas, in an evil to 1,461 boys from the poorest parts of our city. Much day, a few weeks ago, a mother and sister came to see her. vVe know not what passed, but within a week M had gone! gone we fear practi a1 ympathy was shown by many Southport resi to swell the number of " the lost," of Ollr cit,·. d 'IltS, and the Manchester friends, \\-ho ha\'e for many years given \'alued a sistance to this hranch, have agalll But we thank God the'e ar the exceptions, did time laid the ommittce under many obligations. and space allow we could fill pages of similar cases to the foregoing. In ea h of them the H.osen Hallas Home The Day Nursery, has been the needed com plem nt of the Shelter, a nd as CAR R lITllEHS STR E WI', .\NCOAT , \I'e have spoken \\·ith thankfulness f the work of the ontinues to fill a u eful place in our network of oruan- t:> former, we more than ever, as we reflect on the past year, izations. There has been 2,979 attendances of little recognise the importance of the latter. children during' the year, who have he n prO\'ided and car d for while their poor moth rs ha\'e been at \I·ork. The Sea-Side Home, The fees paid amounted to £22 ISS. yl. 2, WARTO" STREET, LYTHA~1. The Messenger and Parcel Brigade, This bright and happy Cottage Home has recei\'ed 189 weak and ailing city hildren during the year, whose I, CH.\THA~I STREET, PIC ,\DILLY, averacre stay (except in a few special cases) has been ha' had an active and useful year's work, and has been about 14 days. It has been a real joy to see these pale the means of lifting a number of poor boys from the faced ones returning with roses in their cheeks, testifying street, into regular and permanent employment. to the good air and good are, at the Lytham Hom . The number of boys :mployed '" ...... 178 Boys placed Il1 sItuatJOns after passincr throuO'h The young members of the Hand of Kindness have for the Brigade t:> t:> +3 some year' supported three cot·, named respecti\'ely, the Average attendance at weekly I)ibl Clas 54 Daisy, the Lily, the Forget-lIIe-lIot ; then the Catherille, the Applications f r boys should be made to the Superintendent, Wollastoll, and the Bowdon Dowlls at, are also supported Mr. Jones, at the above address. • 20 21 The Police Court Mission to Lads and Girls. all of whom ha\·e been pIa ed with anadian farmers, Each morning our officers attend the Police Court., in homes carefully selected by our excellent friends, to render what assistance may be possible to tho e i\I r. and :\ rrs. \ \.allace, who de\-ote their li\·es to this brought up there, chiefly a first-offenders. 37 such case \I-ark of blessing. have been referred to our officers by the presiding magis trate, and have been either I' stored to friends, provi I d \\'e have now been the means of placing o\·er 1,000 with employment, or taken to our Homes as their cases poor children in new home in the "''-est, and on no required. branch of their work do the Committee reflect with The Prison Gate Mission. greater thankfulness. They desire that the principles which have from the beginninO" guided them should be \l\'e are glad to report a smaller number of discharged widely known. prisoners, than for many years pa t. Each morning our officers have attende 1 at the gate, to invite those leaving First.-The childrclI who go. Only those who arc sound in gaol to the simple breakfast. health, and who hear a good moral cham ter, preference Number of Men and Boys who attended 6,549 heing always given to that large cJas· II-ho, while hopeful Number of \Nomen and Girls " 3,347 in themselves ha\·e bad surroundings, and who if they remain here are in danger of drifting down, and e\·entually Total...... 9,896 Sll elliIlg" the pauper and criminal ranks. Of which number there igned the pledge 1,705. , (colld.-Thc hOllies to which thc)' fiO. Those of car fully \l\T record with sorrow the removal by death of chosen fanners or tradesmen, whose character and Mr. \V. Eadson, who for ome years devoted himself to respe tability are vouched for by a Justi e of the Peace, this work, with a love and z aI, which Christ alone could and a clergyman or minister. have inspired. His genial face and tend r sympathetic manner will be much missed at the Prison Gate. \\'e Third.-Hegll/llr r-isilatioll alld Rtporl. \fter the children are glad to have his widow working with us, and as far are thus carefully placed, they are not left uncared for, as may be, filling the vacant place. i\lr. and l\lrs. \\·allacC' have :1 staff of visitors alll-ays at Emigration. work, visiting among them, advising if any change of place is clesirabl ,and regularly reporting to Manchester. 'Ere we close, the Emigration branch of our work Emigration thus conducted II· hold to be a • 28 MEDICAL REPORTS. MESSENGER BRIGADE AND SUMMER CAMP. (CENTRAL REFUGE AND GREAT DUCIE TREln HO~IES). ,lIb-Commille<' In recording our Medical Report for the pa t year. I }lIr. J. B IIARRISON. :lTr I,. OLDFIELD, Junr. have to state that we have lost three boys by death, " T. 1.. l'l.l.woon a mo t unusual occurrence; one from H..apid Consumption flARRY .\L1JRED. at the Refuge, one from Typhoid at Monsall, and one :lTr. J.P. ELLISON from acute Peritonitis at the 'alford Royal Hospital. 1I01I.51'(. :lfr. THOS. R. A ~ROYD. I must also state that we have had a rather trouble some outbreak of Ophthalmia for the first time, and it is Offices: a very difficult complaint to eradicate. It seems to r, Chatham Street, Piccadilly, :llanchester. havE: pervaded the whole district, and is by no means H,'igade IIperilllendelll, confined to our Institution; otherwise the health of the inmates of all the Strangeways Homes has been xcel :l1R. GEORGE JONES, lent. To whom application [01' l\lessenge1' b ~'S should be made. The condition of the buildings, sanitary arrangements, lothing and dietary are all that could be wi hed. SEA-SIDE HOME, i\NDltE\V ] OUTFLO\\'EH, FON II'RAK ,1,\']) AILING CIJII.IJNli.\'. Frlm",,)' 251h, 1396. (J[OIlOrill)' Surgeoll). 2, WARTON STI~EET, LYTIIA:\1. Chairmall. l{ev. G. SMART, t. John'S Vicarage. During the last year four hop less little sufferers at TrfllStlJt'J'S: " Bethesda" Home, have been called home. :llr. and Mrs. E. H. LIGIITWOOD, Pembroke House. '\.t the other Homes at heetham Hill, three more Lowl Iloll. 'cc.: deaths occurred from cau 'es that proved incurable, in :111'. IIAllI.E"; IIARD~IAN. spite of all the love and attention of the different mothers. HOIl. Medical O(lim: L. FISIIER, los,! ' :II n. Apart from these serious ca'e' the conditiOll of the .1Ialroll: :III'S. 1[INDLE, 2, \Varton Street. children generally, in the different Homes has been remarkably healthy, as eviden eel by such a number of Thi Home gives a few weeks' fresh air, rest, and nouri hing diet, ro y faces as will compare favourably with the children to weak and ailing children of many private homes. ntributions will be thankfully re ei"cd by any of the above, H., lWDG I~ l{, M.D., or by the Manchester Hon. ecretary, Leonard E. Shaw, The Apl'il 25th, 1896. (1/01101'01)1 SUl'geon). It [u/:t'. Strangeways, Manchester. . \.lrt-~~":-'..v.-...;.. ~;';"::":'.:.~:~~·~~~~~·~~:~:: •.•:>••;.;~- __~~~ ..:i~~~.;_.~,,~' ~ . . I-~ ". ' ••,' • ". ..- - ~. _ __.. . __.~,,", -~, ...... ~...-•• :'1-,...... , ,,~ • " -- .. 30 31 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVES. LADY COLLECTORS. Mrs. DARBISHIRJ[, Vi toria Park. THE following gentlemen ha\'e kindly consented to BAN:-iERMA>I. \Vhalley Range. act as representatives of the Institution in their various R. B. BATn', Charlton-cum lIardy. localitie , and would be glad to receive any contributions HAROLD LEE. Broughton I ark. on its behalf. Other friends are as ociated with them L. l-i:. SHAW. Broom Holm, Tetlow Fold. locally in pcomoting the interests of the Charity. FRESTO>l, Parkfield, Prestwich. H. TE\'ENSON, \Vhalley Eange. Bowdon:- BEAU~IONT, Wilmslow. ROD(;ER, Bank House, Cheetham. lIon. Sec.: H. T. GADDUM, Oakley, (;'reen Walk. BOUTFL WER, Stene Court, Higher Broughton. L. A. RFORD, Deyne A\'enue, Prestwich. Aldel'1ey Edge:- Miss MARIAN HURST, Osborne House, Higher Broughton. Lo\\, Great Clowes Street, Higher Broughton. (c. W. RAILTON, Cherry Tree House, Macclesfield Rd. BEATRICE KENYON, Broom Lane, Higher Broughton. lloll. Secs"1 . FREDK. SCHUSTER, Oatlands, Macclesfield Road. Misses DA\'!ES, Lilydel, Cheadle. Mi sA. R. BROWN, Oldham. Cheadle Hulme and Bramall: HOLLAND, The Elms, Higher Broughton. CHARLTON, Hanm'er Square, Higher Broughton. Chllirll/illl: R. H. ARR, The Dingle, Bramall Park. BARLOW, Moss Bank, Crumpsall. Hall Trrlls.: \V. HA\', Beechfielcl, headle Hulme. .. BOOTH, i\Ianche tel' Road, Charlton-cum-Hardy. C. HoulsTRml, Ashfield, Cheadle Hulme. TTolI. Sees.: { A. C. BREWST"", ,tatinn Rd., Cheadle Hulme Bury:- LAIlLES' \\'OW~I;\G 1'.\RTY. lloll. Trells.: J. H. PICKUP, 1.1'., 11'1, Walmersley Road. Mrs. L. K. 511.\\\'. Miss CRA:-iKSIIA\\·. 1I01I. Sec.: G. 13E:-ITLI.\" T56, Chesham no,.d. BELL. BOYD. A. PH\'TIIIA:-i La\\'. Southport :- :'Ill'S. /lIoL\ NEAU.\. Hall. Trells.: Hy. BROOK", So, IJeyland Road. This part\· meets III Ihl' Nefll!;1' on the last Tuesda\' of each Hall. Sec.: H. E. PEACII, 10, l'ilkington Road. month at Three o'clock. 33 lill O~O"'OI -nr-...o ~co N NOO r-..~ ~~.,,:::: SALE OF WORK, The Annual Sal of \\"orl\ will bc h ·Jd the First Friday in December (December 4th .) The proceeds of this ale :lre a valuable addition to the incom.e of the Insti.tution, and the Committee appreciate very highly the efforts of those who have -00000£ uio000e' made it such a marked success. ~OOOO"'" ~~~ May they call the attention of all int rested to § VI the date, and ask thcm to hear it in mind in their working arrangements during the year. '" u'" ..c: .::: 3+ 35 FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS' ]I)t', For the Year CIIdillg REFUGES & HOMES & CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY ---- Deumbey 3 ISt, r895· ar. [ s. d. [ •. d. To SUBSCRIPTIONS and DONATIOXS:- [ s. d. [ s. d. By BALANCE brought forwan1 being deficiency at Dec. 31St. It(94 _. 1.2l 3 19 5 g~~~~~~1 S~:~~s·"";;;;·~·~':~~:~~i::>·:" :;1~:~ ~ 2 ..·..·.".".::...... '''''·''·.'' ·.:.:..·:: ·.:.:.: :: Cp;~J~~:IB~~.~,F~~~:n\:~~X.I.).~~~~~ :::: : ·.·.···98~· ';:;';"0 ,343 5 J Home for Crippled and Incurable Clllidrell 2'\6 () 0 to Sundry Sales 313 12 M Endowment 1,838 5 2 lOck D{'c. 31St. It95 8~ a II Emig,'at,on .. 828 ,8 6 Trainmg Slup...... 87 12 0 ---- LIII 7 5 1,231 17 ~ " \VOW."ING L \n~·: INSTITUT£; Expenses ~;: ~l~; fI~~L:::::.::: ~~g 973 9 9 ::::::::::::::.:::::::::::: ::: Less no\'~' Pa)'IIlCIlIS ...... •...... •. 576 6 5 ' 571 4 10 .. Sundry Sa"s . 29 I[ 4 Prison Gate and Police Court Mission . 91 I 6 .. Stock . Day Nursery . 10 IQ 0 932 615 0 II Brass Band .. 5 ! q 358 18 10 Proceeds of Musical Meetings .. 8 4 It .. BRIGAOE Boys' lIo~n: :-Expenses 541 13 a ----I2,·nH Les Boys' E~, nings '::49 2 2 INTEIU:ST ON INVESTMENTS:- Interest on £9.~38 :vIancliester Corporation Loan at 3t <]0 (Charles 292 10 10 ., EMI(.IlATION TI{AININ(; IIo~ll;; :-Expcnses. 569 12 0 Leigh lare Fund) applied to Adminis~ration Expenses :, 309 I 8 l.e5s Boys' Earni'lg .. Interest on [1,000 Manchoster Corporallon Stock at .,% for Girls 6.~ 0 6 " Sundry Heceipts .. 32 2 0 l-IOIIlC . ., Stock Dec. 31St, 1895 . [ntcrest on £t170 Oldham orporation Stock at 4 % for Girls' " 1r a I-IollIC , ' .. ,.. 6 roo 13 6 468 ,8 6 " [t 300" .. at 4 % for Orphan Hom s 4 ., SIX Oltl'lIAN lIo"'f1~s and COTTAC;ll; :-Expcnses .. " £2,025 Grand Trunk Railway Co. ('i~ Can~da Perpetual 2,440 8 8 .. GIRL~' T~AININ? IloMF':, \I RL.sen lIallds" (For Emigration and Consolidated Debenture Stock at 4 % for Cnpples llome ...... 78 6 0 Situations) I,.xpt->nscs .. Interest on £1,540 7s. South Australian Govc:.:rnment Inscribed 38, 4 .. Ho~m for 1~IPPLI~t) and IN('URAOLE CHJLOIU~N, ,I Bethesda" .. SLOd~ al 4 \~ for Cripples' H01110 .. 59 II J 57 r 8 SHA SIDE IIOMIo: (LythalIl) Expenses·- . . Intercst on £1400 Manchester Ship allal o. First 'rvlorlg~gc 4°7 II SPA 5"," CA\1P (Ilirkdale) " 45'1 '9 2 , Debenture Stock at 4° for ripplcs' 1101ne . 54 2 8 Less Bo)'s' Payments 65 5 9 Interest all £500 Manchester Ship Canal Co. Second i\Iongagt' .. Sundry Sales 01 9 0 Debenture Stock aq % for Cripples' Ilome . 19 6 ,. lntcrcst on £392 lOS. Victoria Governmcnt Inscribed Stock at 6g 14 9 4 for Cripples' Home .. 6 385 % '5 ., CIII1... 0RFN'S QpJ-:N-Ar.L-NIGHT SHELTER (Manche ter) 320 I 10 .. Interest on D1.0o Manchester Ship Canal o. econd Mortgag' .. Less i'aymCIlIS by Helatives 7 15 6 Debenture Stock at 4 for ea Side I-I0111e . '5 12 6 Interest on [1,934 lOS. 'ictoria Government Inscrib ->d Stock at .. ClllLDltltN'S QPFN-ALL-NIGHT SIn:I.Tl-;n. (Salford)... 17:> 6 3 4 % (Lucy Uram Clegg round) for Administration Expenses.: 74 16 () .. Less PaYl1Jents by Hc)ati\'cs 4 10 0 .. SUNDRY SALIo:S and RIo:CF:IPTS...... 103 t'l 5 DEPART~lENTS:- 12 15 6 .. TRADING alC's 6,537 0 9 I AY :":tlRSF:RY:- Expenses...... 74 6 5 Purchases including tack at Dec. 31St. LCM,i PaYllIents by Relath,Ls...... 22 16 a 1894 4,qr 0 2 Less Stock at Dec. 3"1. r895 1,165 6 8 51 10 TRAJNINC, SHIP: Expcnses .. 60 '9 E~11~;RA~·ION OUTFIT and PA~SAGE :-ExpC'n es includ- 2,975 '3 C> lI1g Stock at Dec. 31M. Ib94...... 1,296 6 3 \¥a~es paid Foremen and) oys 3,096 2 0 Less Stock at Dec·3JSt 1895...... 91 15 I ----6,07! '5 C> 6 ----- 1,2 °4 I[ 2 4 5 5 PRISON GATE :\lIs5JON, POl~tCJ:: COURT l\IISSlON and .l3ALANCY.. being rleficil'ncy at Dec. 31F-t. 1895 . 1,139 r2 E\·A1'o(~"~LISTIC I.:..xpcnses 130 16 4 I t·,s 11 ire of lIall ..... , I 0 GE1':ERAL EXPI';NSLS:- TaxCF-, L hief HelllS and InC':urancc .. 374 4 6 Ll..·.ss JlICOlnC ~I ax ruurn<.:d . 25 4 0 349 0 6 .. Audilors' FCt' and "'olicitors' Disbursements . q 6 0 ., ?\la""zlIl(' E.\pPIll:\PS . 135 11 II Sp('cial Pailtllng, Repairs 37 FINANCIAL !Dr Brought forward [10,133 0 9 109 15 'l [ s. d. B~, JI~~f~~~r~~l~~:~;a~~~~ ~~~~:~~:~ :.. :::.. ::.. : .. :::.. :.. ::.. ::::: :: .. :.. :.. : . 112 0 I Brought forward q,879 17 2 ., Fire Extinguishing ApparatUS . 46 IS 5 " Gram to Salford Royal Hospital . 20 0 0 ., Sale of \Vork Expenses . 29 15 6 ., IlHenn('nts, Grams, Chri<:>tmas and Sundry Expenses . 84 15 9 LAu~DR" l:>\:I'E~SI"S: -\Vages, Coal. Soap, Repairs, Engine, c·c. 310 '2 2 .\I)\llNtSTRATION EXPE~:-;Jo:S:-Officc alaries, Postagc, Printing, ~relcphoJlc, &c . AX1·0N l3RJCi,\OI:: Books. :\laga.dn~s• .s:.c. purchased 2113 5 3 \Vagt.'s paid Foreman and Hoys. 105 6 0 323 II 3 291 8 7 ,••• CIiRISTtAl'> \VORKI K t· Purchase~ including 5wck at Dec. 31St, 1 '94 169 t5 2 r.l'~S Stock at Dec. 3151. 18Q5 II 2 I 158 13 I Salc~ and Ad\'ertbcn.lclll~...... 94 8 6 .. BIt,\s~ I ANI>:-Expcllses 52 2 0 Less Earnings 35 2 6 16 19 b IlANI)·UEI.I~S and 7\fUSIC: - EXi·ENSES...... 130 II r Less Earllings, (sec proceeds of l\Iu,;icall\lcetings) 3tl 4 10 92 6 3 \VIlITSUXTIDE TIU:AT:-Expellscs . '17 10 S Boys' DEUTS EXTINGUISHED . ]3 7 " BANK INTJ';IU-:ST Cllt\KGEU . 65 10 0 .. \'\IOl1NT~ gi\'C'n for endOWllIellt waiLing investment .. 2,838 S 2 li.:xamined and found correct, JONES, CREWDSON Iv. YOUATT. Chmin't'd ArnH/ntants. 17th March, 1896. Mancheslt~r [14,879 17 2 38 0> 39 '0 o 0 0 ::: o ~ 'e 0 0 ~ "~ ~- ~ DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1895. Any amount contributed (or a special branch of the work is so desil{nalCd by the fund placed opposite the ami unt. viz :-Homc for Crippled and Incurable hildren, Sea-Sidl~ Home. Eudgratiol1, Trainin~ Ship. Summer Camp, Day Nursery. Police COlin i\lission, Prbon Gate ~Iission, Open Door, (Sheller), Whit-Week Treat, Music, Silver Anniversary. \Vhere there is no designation the amount has been contributed to the General Fund of the Institution. See end of report for contributions to Orphan Barnes, and those from Collecting Boxes nd Cards, hurch and SUllliay Schools, Bazaars, EnlCrtainments, Meetings, etc. Fund. £ $. 0 Ackroyd 1\lr. 8.: Mrs. T. R. Silver A I/Iltversary. 5 0 0 Adam Lady Forbes, per Miss May Bickham I 0 0 Addyman Thos., per headIe Hulme Assoc. I I 0 Agnew Harold Siil'cr A I/llh,ersaI'Y. 10 0 0 Agnew 1\1rs. 2 2 0 J. H. &. Bro. 2 2 0 A. H. Camp. 0 5 0 A. H. M. G., (Anon) Camp. 0 6 0 Aikman Mrs. Open Doo,'. 5 0 Aitkcn Mrs., (Wilmslow) I 0 0 (Southport) Silver Anl/lvel'sayy. 2 0 0 . 00 C'l 0 '0 ~ per, collected in Nursery Citll/p. 0 9 0 .t'llI"')." A.1<. 0 0 on ~ 5 limigl'lltion. 0 0 ~IC.... ""'"('t")('t I 5 ""..0 I~ I Aked Mrs. I 0 0 gc-r ~ .. Albcrni" IO 0 0 Alexander Joseph 0 5 0 .. Algebra" 30 0 0 AllenJ.E.T. 5 5 0 (special) 0 " .. "" 1 0 Alvarez i\liss Clara S .. 0 10 0 Alvarez i\lrs. 4 2 A. i\l. (spccial) I 0 0 Amounts undcr 5/- 7 3 10 5/- Camp. 2 6 8 5/- Opell Dooy. 0 4 h 5/- Cripples Home. 0 4 Y 5/- Sfit Side Homf. 0 3 fi () 0' I' 5/- Brass Bal/d. 0 2 Amy c' Eva, per S. Taylor 0 6 0 Anderson Dr. \,y. tirling 2 2 0 Andrew i\I. J. & Son .. 0 10 Anglin Sam, per Miss B. Kenyon I 0 "0 An old fri nd, per Miss Mabley Si/vrI' Allniversary. 0 IS 0 Anon, (Rochdale) 0 10 0 Call/t· 0 5 0 . . . "'\..t-~.~~:-':;"~:::'~~~~'~...;.~:':.~:~: '.i.Q~~_::":::'-':;"::~:':"'~'~''"'i~_'' Fund £ s. d. Fund £ s. .d. Anon Silver Anniversaly. r o o Baerlein 1\11's. 1a~ I 0 o "Anon Bramall " Silver A llllivcrsmy. 5 o o Bailey has. A... SilVCl' A Hniversar)'. o 10 o per L. K. Shaw [ o o o 5 o per \V. O. Carver Silvcl' Allllivcl'sa'J'. 25 () o Sir \Villiam I I 0 An '011 Geo., pe,' Miss 1. E. Armitage 5 o o Baine. 1\!rs. o ro o Anson Mrs. [ I o Baldwin A. H., (special) o o Antrobus Edward 2 o Balfour Rt. Hon. A. J., M.P .. 3 J o "A. P." per Miss Hurst o 5 o Ball 1\liss Alice 1\1. o 15 o .. A poor old Nan')," .. Call1p. o I> () Bancroft James, per Irs. Harold Lee I 0 o Appleton W. E., per Cheadle Hulme Assoc. I r o .. l\liss "" ea Side HOllie. r 0 o " Arcadia" [ 10 o Hand of Kindness Members [5 0 o Archer \'1. Call1p. o 5 o Call1p. 610 o Arminson Dr. ca Sidc IIOINe r I () EIJ/lgralioll. 5 0 o Armistead Hichard I [ 0 Open DvO/'. o J o Armitage 1rs. G. F., pCI' i\[is' M. E. Armitage l 2 o Miss Lily Ward o 5 0- J. Fred, [ 0 o per Misses Edith Miss R. Call1p. a 12 o Heywood, Emily & Clara Peel., 1 4 o Mrs.. per Miss M. E. Armitage o [0 o Band of Kindn 'SS Members .. Crippics HOlllc. o rt 6 R. S., per .. l 2 o (Carlyle Branch) Silver Annivel'sar)'. o 5 o Samllel 5 o o l3 53 Fund. s. d. d. £ Fund. £ S Gill :'II iss l\Jartha [ 0 0 200 0 o Emif.!ratt"on. Gillies .\rcher .. 0 10 0 Friend A, per "\1. B. .. ., . I) 1 0 o Wm. Clare (spe 1a .. :'Ilrs..\\ .. per:\liss:\'(ayBickham .. 0 10 0 o 5 o :: :: :: Jas. Boyd (special) Gilton :\Ir . per "\Iiss :\l. 1-. Booth ., 0 5 0 o 4 o "\(rs. DavIes G. L. '0 [0 o 6 1\liss M. L. Booth Gleave J J., per :\(rs. Hugh Stevenson 5 0 0 o 2 6 1\1rs. Shaw ) . .. Jos J. Call1f· 0 '0 0 'J 13 o Frie~'ds,..pe;: l\(rs. G. D. pochin Glenalbvn Family .1IH2 5 0 0 1 0 o Glover R \' Call1f· ILLe I I 0 I[ o Frie~d, /;' i~rod;ham Goddard T. H... 2'/11:" 5 0 0 o 10 6 Godle Francis .. Fir,' /31'i::"d,. ~ 5 0 0 Fr01~~ a few r l~'aton l\I~~r Friends, per I{e\·. Godsill Jas I Iy .. ,'{Tjoe 0 5 0 o 1 o P. K Batchan, M.t\> .. Calli/'. ilL,( r .1 Jlnii't'rscl1Y. 0 10 0 o 10 o Go(i~on :\Ii~~es Dolly 8: I,illy 0 6 0 From a Friend 1 I (} fllllil;/(/lioll. :\ Iiss Kitty 0 i;pecial case)... .. o 5 0 in China. per MIss Lees . 5 0 .. :\1rs. 2 2 0 I 0 o "'ho read 25 Years of Hless1l1g Cl'lffl..s JI ,'III.. Goldschmidt P ... I I 0 o l~;rom o 6 Goodall \I iss Silv,'r .llIlIil·er5f1/.1'. 2 2 0 .. a Sister .. (} tllllt· o ,') .. Edith 0 0 From Boy'" I'arents .. The Chl'l,liall," per 5 Goodier :\ I iss J'. C. Missioll. [ I 0 From I{eaders of II 0 0 Morgan 8: cott :'Ilrs., per :\1 iss E. :\'1. Wild .. 0 2 (j '0 0 0 I~epresentati\'csof the late Mrs. 0 5 0 From Scotland o [2 0 Two Sisters .. Call1f· Gordon 1\lrs. 5 0 0 10 0 0 I',:ides per Eev. W. (special case) Tmillill{! Shit· GornaIIJ.ll.,J.I'.. perA.H.Lee .. Call1f· I 0 0 GOllschald (;. " Co... 1 I 0 o o (~addl1m & Co . Goulder Sybil. John. I (umphrey, Eobin, I 1 o G. H. ;\1 'rcy. C lin. & Clare 0 II> I) 20 o o Craham :'Iliss R. F. I 0 0 .. It. T .. JP. 2 2 o Galbraith 8: Co ...... ;\1 rs. 1 0 0 o o (,alloway John, per Cheadle Hulme Assoc .. 5 .. \V. 8: Co. 2 2 0 o o 1\1 rs. .. .. 5 Grand J my Fines, per J as. Eckersley 5 0 0 ., 2 o Mrs. Edward Gray Georg' I [ 0 2 o Call1f· :\Iiss, per :'Ilrs. Coulbom 1 1 0 1 o o ~·rs. \V. L., i\1 iss H Hell " I{ \ RD. II. CalliI'. I 0 0 ilver A 1IIII/'erStll.1' 1 I o Camille \1rs Green I{ev. Conrad S 0 5 0 o 5 0 c; annon 1\ [rs. Callif'. ;\Iiss Jessie (;. 5 0 0 0 3 3 :'II rs. 0 0 (; 58 Fund. s, cI. 59 £ Fund. £ s. d. ~Irs. 1 0 0, tllingworth, Mrs., per Davies Jones J. :\1. 0' 5 0 o 10 o· "I never lovi ng- !\1emory" :\[rs. fa Sid,' HOlllc. I I 0 o 6 o CIIIII/'. 1\lrs.. per :\Irs lla\'ies .. I [ 0 (special) o 5 o " to i\lrs. Tom CritNe$ !lOIll... 1 r 0 I o Ingham, Miss T. E .. per Hugh Ste\'enson I I 0 o [0 o Miss R. H. Thos [ I 0 o 10 o Ingleson, Miss E. ,, .. .. \\'. IO 0 0 apm DonI'. o Tn Loving Memon' of Daniel Taylor o 5 W,e. Sih'fY A nJlh'c1'sary. 1 I 0 In Loving Memory of Jessie .. Sea Sid" H0l/11 I 0 o \V. '1' .. per :\liss lleatrice Kenyon o 33 0 [n Loving Memon' of :\Iiss Kay 5 Jo)'nson, I,. W .. per :\lrs. I!. T. Gaddum 2 0 [ o o In :\Temoriam I'. C. i11i55ioll. I I 0 ili't'! A Jlllivers"I'Y. 2 2 o [n Memoriam I{. H. per :\Irs H. T. Gaddum 2 2 0 CI'I/,ple$ flollle. 1 o o In Memoriam, :\larch 25th. U. T. J':lIIigralioll. 20 0 0 Tn Memoriam of m\' Sister I o o Sea Side H01ll1 I o o In Memoriam Sept'. 20th, h:ay, James o 0 In Memory of a loved one Cri/'ples Honlf. 0 5 o Miss J'. G, .1Jissia)/. 20 0 ° In Memor)' of :\lan' Hamer Hoyle, (Endo\\' Thos. I 0 0 1101/11'. 500 o o ment of Cot). CI'I/'/'/($ h,ay- huttleworth, Sir lIghtred, Bart 220 [n Memorv of much kindness from the late I(eeling', -"'Iiss a 10 0 I o o :Vlrs, Jane Jardine of Withington .\. o ro 0 1 o o Irelancl Miss (special) ., SilNI' .·llllliNJ'saJ~ll. o o o 10 0 Irven, Miss Margaret 5 I(eevn y, Miss I 0 Irwin, Mrs. E. I o I(emp, Miss C, I." Camp o o 5 0 0 l?'rancls 5 5 0 Isahel o 6 o ~.r rs. Cripphs IJ""Il. 1 0 o (j 6 5 Camt I 10 0 Kendal Milne & Co 220 F. n 5 Jackson, B. 0 r o ]an1es 1 0 ~lrs.. per :llrs K B Batt\' o 5 o 0 per :\lrs. H. T. Gaddum [ o 10 6 Sili.'/r .lnnil'l'Y"u'y 0 fO \\'m. ') 2 0 [ J aA'e ""- Sons ... I 0 Jalnes's Fir t I~arning:-; o 10 Crip/,J~s Ho)/:,. I 0 0 E. CIIl/1t 0 5 J. O/,en DoOf' 05 0 7 0 Jere ris. Mrs. Kenrick, 'Irs., p r :\[iss :\la\' Bickham 026 C'I/I/t J 0 I\err, :\ Irs. Calllt I 0 0 Jennison, John" CO. [ [ ;\1 rso, per Mrs :\e\ ille Clegg .. J 3 0 H, I[ J. Kershaw, Dr. 1 I 0 J. M. COlllt 0 (, l\Ir., per :\Iiss I,:. :II. \Vild 05 0 Johnson, ~I rs, Digby [ [ Irs.. per :\liss Harlow Cripples Halll ... I 0 Mrs., per Miss Low.. .. o 5 :\Ir, S ..a Side Hallie, 050 Mrs., per Mrs. :-Ie\'ille Clegg 'l 2 Kessler & Co, I I 0 Jas. 10 Keymer, Mrs, J. H" per :\1 iss f-f. Bell Clflll/,. Peter o 060 King, Mrs, 1 0 0 Ri hard [ Knott. Herbert. Mrs. I,. Sill'lI' ,ll/l/il'cr$ I"und. £ s. rl t l ,) Fund. s. d. Macleod W. M ... M. E. A., per ?lTiss :'>1. Ie ..\rmitage.. £ o 10 Maclure Mrs. J. W. ('I>ecial) .l 0 0 Meadowcroft ~athan .. o . 'ea Si,/( JIollle o 10 t) I 1 o M Allister Mrs .. Mehl F ... Si/Nr .llIlIiursary. McConnel F. R. o fO II Meldrum Miss (special) [ 1 o John W. .. loon M lIand Miss o 5 () 6 10 i\Iiss L. H .. 5 0 tl W. E. o ]0 Wm. 50 0 0 Meller \Y. GallQ\\a\' o o r McD~ugall Camp. 10" Mellor :YIrs . o Arthur ,'a, 'idc' !!Ollif. " J. s, I [ 0 Members of the "l.e.L. I o R. .. .. Calli/, o 10 .) ~ercer)ohn o 5 o Mcln'tyre, Hog-g, \Iarsh 8: Co. 50" 1\J ere .. 2 o o McKellan Mi s .. CclIIIP· o 6 0 Merttens 8: Co o o McKenzie G, o 12 () Midwood .\Jfred H. ,\ Co. 5 o o Sih/(f . 1Jlllh't"fSaYy. Mrs., per ~Irs. H. T. GadduIll [ 0 0 Miller ·has. J ... 2 L o McL~an Miss Jane o 10 II Millers l\Jiss M. T. 5 0 o Call1p. o (, McLe<'d M. I 0 () Miller :\Irs., per Miss Hurst .. o M Millan J. 8: Co. I [ 0 II o Milling H. per A. H. Lee CctlllP· " Mrs... o 10 0 Millington Miss L. o 10 6 Cri/,p"'.1 /1011/1'. Madeley Mrs. D. 2 0 Mills Hr. I 1 o Call'1'- 4 ,) Mrs. A., per :'>Irs. H. T. Gaddum 5 5 o Mai~'price W. ':, per Mrs. H. T. Gaddul11 .. 1 o Millward Mrs. I r o P. C. M iss/'1l1. 10 Makant J. W., J.P. .. 5 0 o o o " " Makeague Mrs., per Mrs. R. B. Batty. o 10 Mitchell A, M. I 0 o Makinson Joseph, J.P .. I (l" I 0 o Mogridge Mrs. Seu Side II (1111,'. Mammen G. 8: Co. .. 1 o Moller Hi 'arelo., [ 0 o March Miss Carrie 'I'I,!,/,/rs J10IllC. 2 <) [I o Monks F., J.P , per A. H. Lee CalliI'. Marchanton James 2 L ,) Moon Mis Daisy 2 o Margerison 'vV. M. 1:;migYalion. 10 0 o Moore Mrs. I 4 o Mark Alderman J.P. I I o o J., W.T. Calli/'. Markendale Ellis o o" Moorhouse Chris. o 5 o Marriott T...... [ <) Mootz Mrs. 8: Miss II o Sihh!141unii'o'san . Marsden "harlie, Fletcher, &. ~ ora, 8: Hannah o 14 () ' o 5 o Moran Bridget, (an old girl) EllligratiOIl. • Marston ;\1r. 8: :Vfrs. Chas. B. n 15 o Moraan l\frs. o 15 o Martienssen A. ,. I I (l Morris Isaac H .. o [2 3 t) [I o Martin T. () 10 Morville Miss Call1p, " Wm. [ <) o 5 o flvr" . J1l1lh'("rS,tJy. [ Mary an I Jack .. Opt'll ])oor o 10 ,) o o Massey Mrs. [ 0 o i\liss .\ o 6 Call1p. o o St'cI 5,,(, [{ollie. o 10 " "" (special) M;:s. J~.: per ~1iss I':" ·M. Wild o 2 "(, H~. o 5 0 Moss Mr.. per Whitehouse Calli/'. M~~siah Dr. 1 0 o Mothen,ill 1\1 rs., per :'>Iiss H. 1 ell o 5 0 Mather Colin: per Miss Lo\\ .. 1 o \V. ,.... o. o I' 0 John Fire' IJrigadf. [ 0 o Moultrie r. W .. , o StitHI' .rlllJliVtl'swy. P. C. Missioll. o 10 <) Moxon 1\lrs., per ;Vliss E. :'>1. \Vild [I o " Mrs. J. o [0 o o 10 o Muir W. B., per :'>!'iss H. Bell. CalliI'. o () Mather & Platt .. 20 0 o W. & Co... o Silt'lJr AIlJliihJrSar>,. Mattinson Miss .. [I n Muirhead lvII'S. C [ 0 o ea ide JIolllc'. r I SiI,'er .·lllll/vol'sary. o 10 n Murgatroyd F., per \lrs. Hugh Stevenson .. o Max~ell & Tuke Extmsioll. 50 0 I) Murray Mr. 8:. ~Irs ..\dam o [0 6 May, Phil, & Jack Call1p. o 6 o Mrs. J 3 o Call1p. [ Maybury W. H. o 5 o o o ~_. ._~ ~ ,_~#""\"''''':~)''''''':' ~ ~_~._. _,_~ ~'. . __ . ._ __ _. .. -:r-.__.•_ , • -. #,__ _ _, ~ - . - Fund l s d. 0 0 'aden Thos 5 Fund. £ s. d. I 0 "adin ill rs. ilve, AlluimJ'sCI1Y I' Okell :VI rs. Ctllllf. o 12 o illrs B. E. 0 10 0 Oldfield Edward Junr. .. o 5 o 0 0 :\,~rier il1rs., per illrs. ])a\·ies 5 ,,lliver Edwin l T o l> 0 " ~[rs. Calli/, " John H.. , .. 1O TO o " J 0 "'ash \\'m. James .. One of His stewarcb" ., 2 ro I 0 :\alhan's N. I'. Sons Da) ",TurSi')'. o 15 o I 0 p~~shaw":\Iiss .. :\eedham Jas. o II o 0 " J... per :\Irs. H. T. Caddum Silt'fr AJlIli'i'frSarl'. 1 0 <> 0 0 ()pp~'nheimcr"L;I~1wig .. :\eild Miss L. Ctllllt - 2 0 o ;lfissioll 0 0 ~llss Nield Theo P. C Orme (Bowrlon) .. o G o 0 :\elson John 5 " (special) o 5 o I " 0 Thos. (Chectham) Crittll'.< 1/"111,'. o [0 o I 0 T. &. Co. &. Sons T r o N~~ille harles. per Chea:Jle Hulme Assoc. 2 0 Ormerod George JIO o Silva Allllh'cI'sary. 0 :\ewall J. f.' .. per W. O. Can'er .. T. P. 2 0 o 0 0 Newman I-l. E., per MIss H. Bell. Calli/, 5 Ottley R. 2 2 o [(l (l 0 Newnes Sir George, Bart, M.P. 2 2 o 0 10 6 :\cwsome Mrs.. per Mrs. DavIes. Owen Miss o 5 o Camt (l () 0 W., J.1'. per .\. H,I,ce... l"ewlon C. 1':., per MIss H. 1 ell CalliI'. I[ <> 0 () 0 O,ley Miss Mr. o 5 o _ c;,~tOI1 Mrs. ... 0 ro 0 Calf/I'. 0 10 <> [ 66 Fund. £ S. d. Fund. £ s. d. Pearson Mrs. Cripples HOllie. 2 2 a Prince Mrs. EIII(grtllioll. I5 5 0 .. Thos. 2 2 0 IO IO 0 Percival Wm. 2 a a Wm. I 0 Mrs. Wm. I a 0 Procter vVm. a 10 u IO 0 Pettigrew J. B ... a Pugh Jas. 1 " Miss .. a 5 a P.H. I a u P. H. (special) a 5 a Philips r. C. (special) 2 IO 0 fll Side /fOIllC. 20 a 0 J. &.& Co. IO a 0 2 2 0 Miss Silver AIIlliversalJ'. tOO 50 0 0 Phillips Mrs. COIIIP· a 5 a I I 0 RoLt. Silvtl' A IIlliversary. 5 a a I a a R. E. a IO a I I 0 Phythian A. T ... a 10 a I a 0 Picard Miss T. C. Sea Sidc HOllie. a 6 a I I 0 Pickard Edgar .. Silvfr Alllliversory. 2 a 0 .5 o 0 Pickfor I Miss & Pupils 086 l I 0 Piddu k J. Cr~sswell ...... I I a [ a 1I W. B., per Cheadle Hulme Assoc .. 2 a a [ 0 0 Pilkinglon Alfred I I 0 100 Edward, J.P. 5 a a l~JJligytLli(JJ/. to (l U Pilling Mrs. A. Silvcl' A IlllivcrSI/lY. a IO a CalliI' 06" .. PI" e" per Hy. Whitehouse Camp. a 5 0 o lO l' Plant James a 5 0 o IO 0 Camp. o 5 a RE. 05 0 Platt Jas. E. P. C. Mission. 5 5 0 R. E. 05 0 .. S R., J.P.. 25 a a Read Mrs. I a () Pochin Wm. 10 a a Reclmayne R. Calli/'. a 6 0 .cmil;ratioll " It 5 a 0 H.eid Wm. [0 0 0 Pocock Bros. I I 0 Reiss Bros. 2 2 0 Pollaro (;abriel.. II a ReI. -haw 1\1 r' a 0 Pollitt Thos. I a 0 Reyner liss IU "Pop" Calli/'. o 2 6 Reynolds 1\lr ., per :\llr . Coulhorn a '2 (, Porter Mrs. H ... aGo l . '\. _J' _ ': .:'" ,".:_. :.".- 68 69 Fund. £ s. d. Fund. £ S d. L{igby T. H. o 10 o Royle Mrs. I J. I 0 o Risque \\T. 2 0 o " "per Mrs. Beaumont o 10 () ,... Call1p. 2 0 o RP.O. ,. CIUIIP· o 10 o Roberts J. F. I o Rumney, Mi ,. I 0 () Lloyd, per Miss E. M. Wild o 5 o vVm. 8: Co., Ltd. 2 2 o Miss M Silvcr A IIIIh'CI Sal). o 5 o Russell, G. \V.. , Calli!'. o 6 o Mrs., per Mrs. Da\'ies o [0 6 J. Buchanan .2 " o Thos... 2 2 o Mrs. Call1p. 0 [Q o Mr. 8: Mrs. Vernon 1 1 o " W. B., ),il.B. I 0 o Miss o 10 o Rutter, James " II o Miss E. E. o 10 o Rylands, Mrs. Sill'er A Illliversllry.10.5 0 o P. C. Missioll. 3 3 F.M. o 10 o Ryn~~r, o Robertson Geo... o 7 6 Miss A. L. I 0 o Geo. 8: Son 2 2 o M.E. I 0 o Mrs., per Miss Hurst 1 1 o (Don.) .5 0 I 7° 71 Fund. £ S. d. Fund. £ s. d. Shal\' \;Y... I I 0 Southern Miss B. Camp. o [2 o vV. & Sons [ I 0 Mrs... Cripples HOlllf. I[ o Sheard, Chas. H. Call1f· o C> 0 \;Ym., per I\frs. Harold Lee :l 2 o Sheldon, Miss A. (special) o S o Southworth, I\fiss s I 10 o Mrs... o 5 0 pafford, Mrs. [[ o ."helmerdine, 'Ir., per Miss Hurst .. J [ o Sparrow, Hardwick & '0. J J o C. E., per Miss H. Bell Call1f· () (, o 'peakman, Mrs., per H. T. Gaddum [ I o H. o (, o Spence. Frank, .. 5 o o W. P. o (, o Spencer, P., .. In :\femory" o S o Sherriff, Herbert [ o Reuben. J. I'. Silv£1' A 1t1li,'fJ .'ttJ y. [I o Shimwell, Miss .. () 10 o Spibey, lIfrs. II o " "B. Call1p. 11 [0 o Spiers. Josiah Emigration. () 10 o Shorrocks, J. H. o S o Spurrier, 1\1 r. & Mrs., per lIliss Hurst 5 0 o Sidebotham, Mrs., per I\lrs. H. T. Gaddum r I o Staffurth, Mrs.. per I\liss Carlisle o 10 o E. o 10 o Stamper, IVIrs... o 7 6 Si lebottom, Miss o o Stanier, J .. per I\lrs. Coulhorn I r o Simon & Co. I o Stanley, Hy. Camp. o 6 o Simpson & Godlee '; S o " Mr. & Mrs. S. R. o Miss Call1f· o (, o Stansfleltl, J. W. o \<\Im., per Cheadle Hulme As oc... I o .. " Camf· o Mr. & Mrs. Wm. o ro o Statham, II. & Co. Crifples Iiolli,·. o Singleton, Miss, collected by .. o () o Steinthal, E. F ... o " "Sarah () 5 o Stevens, Allan .. o Sington 1\. & Co.. [I o Calli/'. o M·rs. o TO 6 1\1 rs. Marshall o o 10 (i Stevenson, Arthur, per 1\1 rs. [-{ugh Stevenson 6 SkelhorIl, Mrs. Silvcl' A IIl1hm.'rll y. .; 0 o has., per 1\1 iss Hurst 6 [ 10 o H ugh, per 1\ Irs. Hugh Stevenson o Skel;~n, l\1i~~, per Miss Hurst [ 0 o I\J r,., per :\ frs Beaumont 6 Mrs. [ [ o Stewart, Adam, per I\Jis' Hurst o 'later, Miss M... o S o tone, lIlr " per i\frs. Da\·ies .. 6 Wm. ~ o 1\1 rs. ilwJ' .. lnnii'f/StUl'. o Smethurst, Alfred Call1p. o 10 o StonIer, i\l rs. o Smith, Re\·. Benjamin .. o 10 o Stott, John o Mrs. E. (special) o TO o r. II. o l~echabite James (J 10 () Strange\\'ays Iustitute Tent o Mrs. J. Camp. o (, o Street, per . J. (special case) .. Traillillg Shi/, o 0 Mr, & Mrs. J. S. l [ o Strines Vrinting Co. CrllII/'. 5 o 0 Miss 1. G. [ 0 o Stuart, Walter .. 2 0 Mrs Parker, per Mrs. -. D. Pochin o 10 o Sugden, Benjm. o 10 0 o TO o H. B... [ 0 0 Silvcr A 1111 illClsr(/ )'. o [0 o James .. ~ 2 0 Alderman \-V. [I o (special) S o Mrs. vVm. [ 0 o John " o o " W. Hy. (an old boy) Ellligialioll. o 8 o W. o Smith's William, Charity IS I) 4 Sumner, John, :\1. L\. CO. 2 o Smithson Bros... Silvcr AlIlIivemrry. TI o W. o o Soares, Ernest J. .. P. C. 111is5ioll. I[ o SUIT, G. B. o o Southam, Thos., M.D... ~ 2 0 Susie Silt,,/, A JtUii't'r5W r. o S o " .. L.L.D. 2 2 0 Crill/f· o 18 o Southern, J. B., per Mrs. Harold Lee o [0 o· Sutcliffe,l\Jiss ,1[l/sir. 5 o o Fund. £ s. d. Sutcliffe Mrs. 1 I 0 Fund. £ s. d. 'Thomson Misses Cripples HOlllt'. I I 0 roo 1\Irs. per [I'Irs. E. T. Gadduffi Swai~ston, 'Mr., per Hy. Whitehouse Call1p. o 2 6 5 00 l.'hornliebank 0., Ltd. W.R. o 10 2 2 0 Swift, Mrs. Threlfall Brewery Co., Ltd. I I 0 I 0 0 Threlfall Mrs. Swindells, Miss .. 200 SelL idc Home. 2 n 0 T. H. S... o 10 0 II .. Call1p. 200 _ yke~, Arthur H. Call1p. n 10 0 200 Thwaite I~d. Miss .vlary o 12 () I 0 0 Jrs., per Mrs. Davies.. Tinkt'r Mrs. per Mrs. Davies 100 o 5 0 Tobias A. J. R., per Mrs. H. T. Gaddum .. 1 0 0 100 Todd Mr. 8:. ~Irs. E. Camp. o 10 6 Toller :\11'. 8:. ;\1rs. T. J. . Silver rlltltit'ersllr)'. I 0 0 Talbot, hs. (special) .. 05 0 T. 2 0 0 Tallent-Bateman, C. T. I 1 0 Tomlin 1i s :vr. Call1p. I 0 0 Tankard, J. W... .. Calli/'. I I 0 TarbolLOn, Alfred, per Mrs. Hugh Ste\"en,on Tomlinson E 060 1 I 0 Tonge :\Irs, G. S. 2 2 0 05 0 Torklngton :\lrs. per :\liss :'I'r. L. Booth o 2 (} Tatham, Miss .. Calli!'. 2 [ 0 Townend W. G .. Call1p. 00 TauersaJl, Sam!. o 5 {J 5 Townsend Mrs. T. I L .. I I 0 ]\[rs. W. o IO 0 T. H. (special) I 0 0 Ta) lor, Arthur .. Call1p. I I 0 Mrs. R. I I 0 Elias Sea Side H om/'. o 6 0 II I' Call1p. I I 0 Fred 3 3 Truscott C. J. o 10 0 Miss, per Mrs. Beaumont o IO 0 Twining Tho'. o TO 6 Miss J., per Miss H. Bell Call1p. 060 ,. " Silver A It ItIveysaY)'. II 6 Collected by Miss Mary Sea Side HOllie. 4 IO 0 Twisaday Mis I 0 () iVlrs. Cripples HOlllc. I r 0 Two friends from l\ncOats Call1p. (Birkdale). , Call1p. 1 I 0 o 5 0 Two Sisters 0 per Miss H. Bell. . 060 05 T. \Y. H. 10 0 Taylor n. B. 2 2 0 Cit Side HOllie. 10 0 0 Ta) lor Richard .. Call1p. o 10 0 Trailtilt" Ship. 10 0 0 T. C. 200 Ellligyation. 60 0 0 Call1p. o 10 0 Tyl~r Mr. per :\Iiss E. M. Wild o 2 0 Opm Door. o IO 0 Tylor :\ri . J achel o 5 o· Thackray Edward I r 0 Thankoffer ing .. o 0 .. Thankoflering for the restoration to health Unsworth \Valker ilver AltltiveYsary. 220 tley Thos o of my dear husband" 2 0 (l Thankoffering from a Friend .. 100 Th"nl HOW TO HELP THE WORK. Write to the .• Secretary," Fl"ancis Sweet. Stl"ange ways. for a COLLECTING BOX GIFTS. and collect what you can by Decembel" 31st. We have very pretty boxes. Or if you prefer,- s' r, ASK FOR A COLLECTING CARD .e )f .and one will be sent by post. Donations of Clothing, new or second-hand, or :J If you think you can collect £15 to suppoPt a (hild, or useful articles of any description, will be most £10 to cover the Emigration expenses of one child, 'write to the Secretary. and he will send you the photo thankfully received. As the children, fmm three graph of one. It would be a happy thing to feel that to sixteen years of age, both boys and girls, come .you were thus the means of the rescue of ., one such little child. " to us needing everything, there is hardly any Or, send us any article that you can spare, and that limit to the way in which the work can be helped can be turned into money for the benefit of our wopk; forward. ,such as jewellel"Y, pictures, articles of virtu, &c. Last, but not least; when you see or hear of a POOl' ---:--:--:-- wretched, neglected child, don't give it a copper and pass on; stay a minute and enquire into the case. and If you cannot bring it to the Refuge, send ns the name 'and addl"ess. and the case shall be visited and. if possible, £200 per week required to carryon the permanently helped And. above alL when enjoying the comfol"ts of YOul' various operations of the Institution. own happy home, breathe a prayer fop poor homeless ~hildren, and for those who are working among them. I.EO;\1ARl l\ SH.\\\', 11011 Src. 95 9+ FIREWOOD. Ordinary Bundles 5S per hundred Ditto, dipped in resin Gs. Eaclt blilidle makes tltree fires. FORM OF MONEY LEGACY: Fire-Lighter 20S per thousand Eaclt olle makes 11 fire. We invite our friends to try this Firewood. J bequeath to the" ~[ANCJlESTER AND ALFORD Boy A);D GIRLS' REFUGES A!'D CHILDRI':~'S Au:> SOCIETY," established in Manchester, the sum of £ free ofleaacy duty, to be applicable for the general purposes of such Society, and 1 declare that the receipt of JOINERY. the Treasurer or other proper officer for the time being- of the said Society shall be a suffi ient discharge for the same. USEFUL ARTICLES FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD. Made ill lite Joillcr's Ito!, lit tlte tmllgcways Rt'JlIge. Step Ladders (latest style). Bed Tables. Clothes Maidens. Bed l~ests. Form of Gift of Freehold or Leasehold Property. Curtain Stretcher Fram s. H Ollse-maids' Boxes. ](nife Boxes. Bool< ases. Linen Cupboards. &c., &c. [May now be given by \¥ill to it harity under Statute 54 and 55 Vic. cap. 730] All kinds of Plain and J'aney Tables and General Joinery Work. 1 give to the persons who at the time of my decease shall be the property Tru tees of the l\IANCHESTER AND SALFORD Boys A~D GIRLS' REFGGES A~D CHiLDRE~'S AID SOCIETY established in l\lan SHOEMAKING, TAILORING, chester, my freehold [or leasehold] property consisting of [shorll)' describe it situate at in the Count) of & PRINTING, free of succession or legacy duty [which duty 1 hereby direct shall be paid out of my general estate] and J direct I:" .\LL THELR BRA:':CHES. that such property and all moneys arising therefrom shall be applicable ror the general purposes of the ociety. Specilll Illllstmted Priu List 011 IIppliClltioli. A Post Card, addressed to" F. 1\. \\'ood. Superintendent, Central Refuge, Strangewa\'s." fnr "ny or th'se five dcpartmpnts "ill have prompt attention. MANCHESTER: REFUGE TYPO., STRANGEWAYS.