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"The Charity for the Houseless Poor affords nightly shelter and sustenance to the absolutely destitute working- classes, who are suddenly thrown out of employment by inclement weather. The asylum accommodates 600 persons; the amount of relief afforded in night-lodging is one and a half millions, and in rations of bread over three and a half millions. "The charities for relief of specific distress comprehend one for accidents, two for widows, several for relief of small debtors, three for distressed sailors, one for Scotch, one for foreigners, two for French, one for Germans, one for Poles - making over seventeen, with an aggregate income of 30,000l., two-thirds of which are raised by annual subscriptions. The Jewish miscellaneous charities comprise over· twenty-five institutions, with an average income of about 12,000l. There are over twenty for the benefit of needlewomen, servants, and other industrious classes, and for aiding emigration, with an aggregate income of about 10,000l. a year, the result of subscriptions. There are six Benevolent Pension Societies, with about 600 pensioners. There are six requiring specific claims, with between 600 and 700 pensioners, of about 24,000l. a year, half of which is raised by subscriptions. There are fifteen for granting aid to aged and necessitous clergymen and ministers, and their families, possessing about 36,000l. a year, half of which results from subscriptions. We must specially note here the 'Friend of the Clergy Corporation,' whose benevolent objects are much crippled by the inadequacy of its income. There are thirty-two professional and trade benevolent societies, which spend about 54,000l. a year. The City Companies are also intrusted with large funds, the amount of which it is difficult to ascertain Cruchley's London in 1865 : A Handbook for Strangers, 1865

[ ... back to main menu for this book] Charities,—The following are the principal Charities, with their objects, according to official returns furnished at the Editor's request by their respective secretaries. The Charities omitted are those from which his request for information has failed to elicit any reply: ANNUITANTS' HOMES Soc., letter to Miss Sheppard, 27 Hereford-rd, W. Gratuitous homes gentlewomen ARCHBISHOP TENISON'S SCHOOLS, Head Master, Leicester-square. Boys St. Martin's & St.James's ARMOURERS AND BRAZIERS' COMP. ALMSHOUSES Clerk, 81, Coleman-st ARMY& NAVY PENSIONERS' EMPLOYMENT Soc., Chair.,44 Charing-cross. To procure situations for all pensioners of good character. ARNEWAY'S CHARITY, daily, betw. 10 and 3, 9, Victoria-chambers, S.W. To lend to poor occupiers, &c ARTISTS' ORPHAN FUND, Secretary, 24, Old Bond-street. Education of artists' orphans ASYLUM FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN, Sec., 6, Finsbury-place-south BAKERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, 16, Harp-lane, Tower-street.. BAPTIST ANNUITY FUND, Sec., 19, Castle-street, Holborn BAPTIST BUILDING FUND, Secretary, 29, Castle-street, Holborn. To assist to build chapels. BAPTIST COLLEGE, Secretary, near North-gate, Regent's-park. Students for Baptist ministry. BAPTIST FUND (PARTICULAR), Secret~, 19, Castle-street, Holborn. For ministers, and churches. BAPTIST HOME AND IRISH MISSIONS, Secretary, 29, Castle-st, Holborn BAPTIST MISSIONARY, Secretary, 59, Castle-street, Holborn BAPTIST PASTORS' COLLEGE, Pres., Metro. Tabernacle, Newington BAPTIST TRACT SOCIETY, Secretary, 3, Bolt-court, Fleet-street BARTHOLOMEW'S (ST.) HOSPITAL SAMARITAN FUND, Smithfield. Patients leaving hospital. BATTERSEA TRAINING COLLEGE, Principal, Terrace House, Battersea.. Masters for church schools. BAYSWATER EVENING HOME, Apsley House, Bayswater BENEVOLENT BLUES, Sec., 85, Tufnell-park-rd, and Kennan's Hotel. For the relief of "Old Blues" i.e. of persons educated in Christ's Hospital, their widows and orphans BENEVOLENT OR STRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, 7, Exeter Hall. Sick poor of London BLIND, ASSOCIATION FOR WELFARE OF THE, Manager 28 Berners-st. Employment and teaching trades BLIND, BRITISH & FOREIGN Assoc, Hon. Sec., 33, Cambridge-square, W. Education and employment BLIND, CHRISTIAN RELIEF, Hon. Sec., 59, Burdett-road, E. Pensions 5s. per mth., 25. 6d. wk. BLIND, HETHERINGTOH'S CHARITY TO AGED, October, Christ's Hospital. Pensions of £10 a year BLIND, HOME FOR CHILDREN, Miss Newbury, 127, Portsdown-road, W. Train blind children BLIND, HOME TEACHING FOR THE, Sec., 34, New Bridge-sc, Blackfriars. Teaching blind at own homes BLIND, HUMSTON'S CHARITY, Clerk, Vestry Office, St. Botolph, E. St. Botolph (Aldgate), St John (Wapping), St. Paul (Shadwell) BLIND, INDIGENT VISITING, Secretary, 27, Red Lion-square, W.C. Visits, relieves, and educates blind poor BLIND, LONDON Soc. FOR TEACHING, Sec Up. Avenue-rd, Regent's-pk. On Lucas's system BLIND, MAN'S FRIEND, Treasurer, 34, Savile-row Pensions of £12, £16 or £20 BLIND, MISSION TO THE, Superintendent, 140, Southwark-bridge-road.. BLIND, POOR RELIEF, Hon. Sec., 48, Hunter-st, & 255, Gray's-inn-rd, W.C. Homes, bread, meat, grocery, coals, pensions, employment clothes, and casual relief. Unsectarian BLIND, PROTESTANT PENSION, Hon. Sec., 3, Bartholomew-lane, E.C... Pensions of £12, £9, and £6 BLIND, ROYAL NORMAL COL. & ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Prin., Up. Norwood. Education, general and musical BLIND, SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT, Chap., St. George's-flds, Southwark Indust. school for chil. and adults BLIND, SURREY ASSOCIATION FOR THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE, Superintendent, 3, Albion-place, Peckham-road BOWYERS' COMPANY'S EXHIB., C. B. Arding, Esq., 22, Surrey-st, Strand Exhibitions £10 Oxf. and Cam. BOYS' HOME, Treasurer, Regent's-park-road, N. W. Destitute, not convicted BOYS' HOME AND REFORMATORY, FRIENDLESS, Sup., Spanish-road, Wandsworth-common. Whether convicted or not BOYS' REFUGE, Commercial-street, Whitechapel. Between 11 and 14 years old BOYS' S. ANDREW'S HOME & CLUB FOR WORK., Sup., 71, Dean-st, Soho. Homeless boys BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY Soc., 27, New Broad-street. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE, Sec., 146, Queen Victoria-street BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS', Sec., Sailors' Inst., Mercer-st, Shadwell. Missionaries, libraries, insti., &c BRITISH AND FOREIGN UNITARIAN Assoc., Sec., 37, Norfolk-st, Strand. Publications, missions, &c. BRITISH LADIES FOR REFORMING FEM. PRIS., Sec., 195, Mare-st, BRITISH NURSING ASSOCIATION, Lady Sup. Rl. Free Hos., Gray's-inn-rd. Provides Protestant nurses BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, Secretary, 73, Cheapside, E.C For orphans of those once in prosperity BRITISH SYRIAN SCHOOLS Sec., 11, Buckingham-street, Strand. Training of Syrian children BROCKHAM HOME, Hon. Mrs. Wray, Wonham Manor, Reigate Trains orphan girls for service BURDETT-COURT (THE BARONESS) MODEL LODGING-HOUSES, Sup., Columbia-sq. Bethnal Green BURLINGTON CHARITY SCHOOL, Treasurer, Boyle street Savile Row. Girls of St. James's Westminster BUTLERS' ALMSHOUSES. Clerk, Little Chapel-st Westminster.. Two poor men and their wives CABMENS' MISSION AND SHELTER FUND, Minister, 27 Holford-sq, W.C. CABMENS' SHELTER FUND, J. Dennistoun, Esq., Union Club, S.W. Twenty-two shelters erected on various cab ranks CAMBERWELL – WILSON'S FREE GRAM. SCH., Govs., 3a, Finsbury-pl-st. For boys of Camberwell CAMBRIDGE – ROYAL ASYLUM, Sec., 40, Charing-cross, any day but Sat. Widows of N.C.O. and privates CAMDEN & KENTISH TOWN ALMSHO., Trus., Lit. Ranclolph-st, Camden Tn. For old women CARON'S ALMSHOUSES, Trustees, Vestry Hall, Kennington-road For poor old women of Lambeth CARPENTERS' COMPANY, Clerk, 68, London Wall. Exhibition to Cambridge. CATHOLIC (ROMAN) CHARITIES: CATHOLIC POOR SCHOOL COMMITTEE, Sec., 22, Portman-street,W. Training and primary schools CONVENT OF FAITHFUL VIRGIN, Mother Superioress, Norwood. Orphanage for girls. CRECHE, THE B. BENEDICT JOSEPH'S, Mother Sup., 4 Bulstrode-st. Infants from 3 weeks to 3 years. LONDON SEC. CLERGY FUND, Administrator, 22, Abbey-road, NW. Westminster and Southwark LONDON SECULAR CLERGY, NEW FUND, Sec., 13, Grove-road, N.W. Ditto NAZARETH HOUSE, Rev. Mother, Hammersmith Hospice for aged men and women NIGHT HOME, Rev. Mother, 9, Lower Seymour-street. For girls of good character REFUGE, Crispin-street, Bishopsgate-street. For men, women and children REFUGE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Hammersmith. For penitent women. REFUGE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Rey. Mother, East End, Finchley. Female prisoners. ST. AGNES'S ORPHANAGE, Lady Superioress, Leyton, E. Boys under 7 years of age. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE, 24, Alpha-road, Regent's park . For poor girls. ST. ANN'S INDUST. SCHOOL & ORPH., Sister Sup., Cale-st, Chelsea. For poor girls. ST. ANSELM, Secretary, 31, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. To disseminate books ST. EDWARD'S REFORM., Man., Archb. Ho., Francis-st, Westminster. For boys ST. ELIZABETH'S HOME, Mother Abbess, Portobello-rd, Notting-hill. Train girls for service ST. HELEN'S ORPHANAGE, the Very Rev. Canon Kyne, Brentwood. To train poor boys. ST. JOHN & ST. ELIZ., HOSP. OF, Mother Prioress, 47, Gt. Ormond-st. Incurable women. ST. JOHN'S INDUST. SCHOOL, Supt., Shern Hall-st, Walthamstow, E. For boys ST. JOSEPH'S ALMSHOUSES, Secretary, 31, Queen-sq, Bloomsbury. Homes for reduced persons with pensions of £30 a year to as many of the inmates as funds will allow. ST. JOSEPH'S ALMSHOUSES AND POOR SCH. FOR GIRLS. Sec., Ingatestone- hall ST. JOSEPH'S HO. ASY. FOR AGED POOR. Rev Moth., Portobello-rd, W. All denominations. ST. MARGARET'S INDUST. SCH., Man., Holcomb Ho., Mill-hill, Hendon. Girls from London workhouses. ST. MARY'S INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Lady Superior, Eltham. For girls ST. MARY'S ORPHANAGE, Manager, Archbp.'s House, Westminster.. Orphan girls for service. ST. MARY'S ORPHANAGE, Hon. Secretary, 17, Portman-street. Sons of respectable Rom. Cath. ST. MARY'S ORPHANAGE. Manager Archbp's. House, Westminster. R.C boys partly at exp. of friends ST. MARY'S TRAINING COLLEGE, the Principal, Hammersmith. Train pupil teachers as masters ST. NICHOLAS'S INDUS. SCHOOL, Director, Manor Hse, Little Ilford. Boys under Indust. Schools Act. ST. PATRICK'S SCH.& ASY. FOR FEM. ORP., Tudor-pl, Tottenham-ct-rd ST. RAPHAEL'S HOSPITAL, Sydney-street, S.W. For men. ST. SCHOLASTICA'S RETREAT, Warden, Kenninghall-rd, Clapton. For superior classes. ST. STEPHEN'S INDUS. SCH, Mana. Archb. House, Westminster Poor Catholic boys. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL, SIS. OF CHAR. OF, Sis. Sup., Carlisle-pl, Vict.st. Girls & infant orph. Children &c. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY, Pres., 32, Queen's-sq, Bloomsbury. To visit families, assist boys &c. ST. VINCENT'S HOME, Harrow-road. For destitute boys. ST. VINCENT'S HOME INDUSTRIAL SCH., Hon. Managers, Dartford. Destitute Catholic boys WESTMINSTER DIOC. EDUCATION FUND, Sec., Archpb's Ho. Westm. Poor of Westminster diocese.

CHARTERHOUSE, Registrar personally, Hospital, Charterhouse-sq, E.C. Homes for old men, scholarships CHELSEA HOME, Hon. Secretary, 95, Onslow-square, Chelsea. Male patients from Bromp. Hos. "CHICHESTER" & "ARETHUSA" TRAINING SHIPS, Sec., 8, Gt. Queen-st. Train destitute boys for sea. CHILDREN, DEST., DINNER SOC., Sec., Gloucester-st, Warwick-sq, SW. CHILDREN, HOME FOR INCURABLE, Hon. Sec., 33, Maida-vale, W. Paym. Of not less than 5s per wk. CHILDREN, ST. MONICA'S HOME FOR, Lady Sup., Quex-road N.W. Sick and incurable CHILDREN'S DINNERS.— "GOOD SHEP." Miss., 3, Tustin-st, Hatcham. Teach, clothe, & feed little chil. CHILDREN'S & INVALID'S DINNER TABLE & SOUP KIT., Sec., 35, High-st. Twice a week CHILDREN'S HOME, Miss Cotton, Leytonstone, E. To rescue young girls. CHILDREN'S HOME, Rev. T. B. Stephenson, Bonner-rd, Victoria-park. For orphan and destitute children CHILDREN'S (SICK) DINNER-TABLE, Lady Sup., 47, Earl-st Lisson-grove. Hot meat dinners, milk &c. CHOIR BENEVOLENT FUND, Secretary, 1, Berners-street, W. Organists and lay clerks CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY, Secretary, 10, Enfield-road-south, Kingsland. CHRISTIAN INSRUCTION, Hon. Sec., Memorial Hall, Farringdon-st. The evangelisation of London CHRISTIAN UNION ALMSHOUSES, E. J. Physick, Faq., 136, Marylebone-rd. Prot. with at least 4s. 6d. per w CHRISTIAN WITNESS FUND, Sec., 13, Blomfield-st, London Wall .. Aged Congregational ministers CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCH. INST., Sec., 34, New Bridge-st E.C Improvement of Sunday Schools CHURCH OF IRELAND SUSTENTATION FUND, Hon. Sec., 32, Charing-cross CHURCH PASTORAL AID, Secs., Temple-chambers, Falcon-ct, 32, Fleet-st CHURCH PENITENTIARY ASSOCIATION, Secret.,32, Sackville-st, W. Houses of mercy and refuges CH. SCHOOLMASTERS' BENEV. INST., Sec., 21 Gt. College-st, Westmin. Teachers and their families CITY MESSENGER BRIGADE, Hon. Director, 18, Stepney-causeway, E. Boy commissionaires CITY OF LONDON FREEMEN'S ORPHAN SCHOOL, Town Clerk, Guildhall. Orphans of Freemen of the City CITY OF LONDON GENERAL PENSION, Secretary, 68, Fleet-street. Permt. Pensions to artisans &c. CITY OF LONDON SCHOOL, Milk-street, Cheapside CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY, Sec., 35, Finsbury-square. Bandages, instruments, and operations for cases throughout the kingdom CLAPHAM SERVANTS' TRAIN. INST., Hon. Sec., Hollywood, Clapham-com. To train girls of good character CLERGY: ARNOLD FUND, Trustees, 57, Coleman-street. To assist wid. & orph. of clergy ASHTON'S CH&RITY, Receiver, Gresham House, 25, Old Broad-st. Relieve poor clergymen and wid BISHOP PORTRUS'S FUND FOR, Trea., Archd. of Midd., 41,Leinster-gar. Poor clergy of diocese BOYCE'S CHARITY TO, Rector, Christ Church, Blackfriars-road BROMLEY COLLEGE FOR WIDOWS OF, Clk. to Trustees, Bromley, Kent CARTS CHARITY TO, Trustees, Dunstable. Clergymen, their wid.& maid dau CHOLMONDELEY FUND FOR, Tress., 1, Middle Scotland-yd, Whitehall. Grants & anon. Also schools, &c CLERGY LADIES' HOMES, Miss Reid, 13, Southwick-st, Hyde-park.. . Homes for wid. & umnarnied dau CURATES' AUGMENTATION FUND, Sec., 2, Dean's-yd, Westminster.. . Curates of 15 years' standing "EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE" FUND, Secretary, 27, Paternoster-row. Grants to 150 widows FRIEND OF CLERGY CORPORATION, Sec., 4, St. Martin's-pl, W.C... . Pensions and temporary aid LONDON CLERGY EDUCATION AID, Sec., 16, South-st, Finsbury . Educating for ministry LONDON CLERGY SOC. FOR RELIEF OF, Treas., Sion Coll., Lond. Wall. Clerg., their wid. & chil. (Midd.) RICHARDS'S, REV. DR., CHARITY, Sec., 7, Godliman-st, Doctors' Com. . Superannuated & infirm clergy ST. JOHN'S FOUND. SCH., SONS OF POOR CLER., Sec., 1a, St. Helen's-pl. Sons of living clergymen SMITH'S CHARITY TO, Solicitors, 99, Great Russell-st, Bloomsbury. £20 each to preachers SOCI. FOR REL. OF POOR PIOUS COUN. CLER., Sec., 9 South-st E.C. STRETCHLEY'S CHARITY TO, Trea., Christ's Hospital, Newgate-street Gratuities of £1 triennially THOMSON HANKEY, CHARITY OF. Trustees, 7, Mincing-lane.. . Donations to widows & orphans CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, Secretary, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Clothe, educate & maintain orph. CLERGY PROVIDENT SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., 7, Whitehall, S.W. Insurance premiums CLOCK AND WATCHMAKERS' ASYLUM, Sec., 33, Northampton-sq E.C.. Homes and pensions CLOTHWORKERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES, Clerk, 41, Mincing-lane: ACTON'S CHARITIES . Pensions for poor blind BURNELL'S CHARITY . Exhibition £25 to Oxford CORNELL'S CHARITIES. Pensions for poor blind HEATHER'S CHARITY. Grants to housekeepers' widows HEATH'S ALMSHOUSES. Homes for decayed members HEWETT S CHARITY . Exhibition £25 to Oxford KENT'S ALMSHOUSES AND CHARITY. Homes for wid. of decayed mem. NEWNAM'S CHARITIES. Pensions to blind PILSWORTH'S CHARITY. exhibition £25 to Mag. Col. 0xf. THWAYTES'S CHARITIES. Pensions to blind WEST'S CHARITIES FOR THE BLIND. Pensions to blind CLOUDESLEY INST. & HOME, Hon. Sec., 24, Up. Barnsbury-st, Islington COBURG HOME, Hon. Sec., 90, Elsham-road, Russell-road, W S. Support and teach orphan or deserving girls COLUMBIA MES. & SHOEBLACK BRIGADE, Man., 11,Wood-st, Spitalfields. Training destitute boys COLUMBIA MISSION, Sec., St. Stephen's Vicarage, Westbourne-park, W. Emigrants and natives COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SCHOOLS, Sec., 37, Milk-street, E.C. Children of commerc. travellers, CONGREGATIONAL FUND BOARD, Sec., 6, Amen-corner, Paternoster-row. Poor ministers CONGREGATIONAL PASTORS' RETIRING FUND, Sec., Memorial Hall, E.C. . Annuities for disabled pastors CONGREGATIONAL PASTORS' WIDOWS' FUND, ditto. Annuities for pastors' widows CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL, Sec., Lewisham, S.E. Sons of ministers CONGREGATION CHURCH AID AND HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Secretary, Memorial-hall, Farringdon-street. Congregational CONSUMPTIVE FEMALES, HOME FOR, Sec., 57-8, Glo'ster-pl, Portman-sq. . One guinea entrance, 5s. a we COOK's, CAPTAIN, ALMSHOUSES, Vestry Clerk, Bancroft-road, N.E. . Wid. of seamen Mile End Old Tn. COOKS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: CORBETT'S & KENNEDY'S GIFT, Clerk, 24, Laurence Pountney-lane. Clergymen's widows, £5 each DAVIS'S GIFT, ditto . Apprentice 1 child PHILLIPS'S GIFT, ditto Apprentice 2 children COOPERS' COMPANY CHARITIES: GIBSON'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, 71, Basinghall-street . . Homes for women, schls. for boys SHAW'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibs. £4 to Oxford or Cam STRODE'S SCHOOL AND ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Poor of Egham parish WOOD'S ALMSHOUSES AND SCHOOL, ditto .. . Freemen and school for boys CORDWAINERS' COMPANY CHARITIES: BLIND, CAME'S CHARITY TO, Clerk, 7, Cannon-street. Pensions to blind men & women CLERGYMEN'S WIDOWS, CAMES'S CHARITY TO, ditto . Pensions to widows CAMES'S CHARITY TO DEAF AND DUMB, ditto. Pensions "CORNWALL" SCHOOL SHIP, Officer Commanding, Purfleet, Essex. Juvenile offenders CORPORATION OF SONS OF CLERGY, Regis., 2, Bloomsbury-place, W.C. . Clergymen, their widows & chil. COUTTS'S, BARONESS BURDETT, SEWING SCH, Man. 16, Hambury-st, E. COVENT GARDEN THEATRICAL FUND, Sec., 12, Beaufort-bdgs, W.C. . Annuities, members and widows COW-CROSS MISSION, Superintendent, 55 Amwell-street, Clerkenwell. Breakfasts, dinners, & visitation CRAVEN BOARDING HOUSE AND INST. Supdt., 21, Keppel-st, Russell-sq. CRECHE INFIRMARY & HOME, Man., 14, Stepney-causeway, E.. To receive infants by day CRECHE ST. ANDREW'S, Manager, 18, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital. To receive infants by day CRIPPLED BOYS NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL HOME AND RELIEF, Manager, Wright's Lane, Kensington. To teach a trade CRIPPLES' HOME AND INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Sec., 17a, Marylebone-rd. For girls CRIPPLES' HOME FOR ORPH. AND DE5T., Mat., 57, Queen-st, Edgware-rd. For boys CRIPPLES NURSERY, Secretary, 14, Old Quebec-street, W.. Boys and girls CURRIERS' COMPANY, Clerk to Company, 6, London Wall. Members, wids., & journeymen CUSTOMS ORPHANAGE, Secretary, H. M. Customs, Port of London. Children of deceased officers CUTLERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES, Clerk of Court, 6, Cloak-lane, E.C. Homes for poor persons BUCKE'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhib. to University, £3 6s. 8d. CRAYTHORNE'S CHARITY, ditto. Two exhibitions to University, DAVIS'S ALMSHOUSES, Treasurer, 3, Highbury-place, N . Homes & pensions (Ch. of Eng. DEACONESS INST., LONDON DIOC., Hon. Chap., 12, Tavistock-cres., W. . To visit, nurse, and teach DEAF AND DUMB, ASS. FOR ORAL INSTRUCTION, Director, 11, Fitzroy-sq. To introduce German system DEAF AND DUMB CHILDREN, ASYLUM FOR, Sec., 93, Cannon-street. Support and education DEAF AND DUMB CHIL., LADIES' CHRIST. HOMES FOR, Sec., Pentonville-rd. 4 years of age (oral system) DEAF AND DUMB CHARITABLE & PROVIDENT SOCIETY, Sec., 46, Craven-st. Pensions for aged and infirm DEAF AND DUMB FEMALES, BRITISH ASYLUM FOR Sec, 27, Red Lion-sq. Above twelve years of age DEAF AND DUMB ROYAL ASSOCIATION IN AID OF, Sec., 272, Oxford-street. Relig. services and employment DESTITUTE SAILORS' ASYLUM, Sec., Well-street, nr. London-docks DISCHARGED CRIMINALS, MIDDLESEX SOCIETY FOR REFORMATION OF, Sec., Sessions House, Clerkenwell. To assist convicts on discharge DISCHARGED PRIS. AID SOC., Sec., Nine Elms' House, Wandsworth-road. For females DISCHARGED PRISONERS' (MET.) RELIEF COM, Sec., 52, Chancery-lane. Short-term male prisoners DISCHARGED PRISONERS' ROYAL SOC. FOR ASS. OF, Sec., 39, Charing-cr. Convicts on discharge DISCHARGED PRISONERS' SURREY SOCIETY FOR EMPLOYMENT OF Hon. Sec. Woodseat, West Dulwich. County prisoners DISSENTING MIN., SOC. FOR ASS. TO APPREN. CHIL. OF, Sec., Memorial Hall, Farringdon-st DISSENTING MINISTERS SOC. F0R REL. OF, Sec., 2, Villas, S. Norwood-hill. Aged and infirm DISSENTING MIN. WID. FUND. Sec., 96, Grove-lane, Camberwell. Yearly grants, £5 to £13 DISTRESS, SOCIETY FOR RELIEF OF, Secretaries, 28, King-st, St. James's-sq. No distinction of creed or race DOGs, TEMPORARY HOUSE FOR LOST, Man., Battersea-rd, S. Lambeth. Lost and starving dogs DRAMATIC SICK FUND ASSOCIATION, Sec., 16, Beaufort-buildings, Strand. Dramatic, equestrian, & musical DRAPERS' COMPANY, CHARITIES OF BANCROFT'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk of Co., 27, Throgmonton-st, E.C... Home for 30 members BANCROFT'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL, ditto. 100 poor boys BLIND, GRAINGER'S CHARITY TO, ditto. £10 pension CAMES'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto CORNEY'S SCHOOL, ditto. Female orph. of respect. parents EDMONSON'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto. 52 persons HARMAR'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto. 12 single men and women HOWELL'S CHARITY, ditto. Marriage portions JOLLE'S, SIR J., SCHOOL, ditto. Boys of Bow and Bromley MELBOURNE'S CHARITY, ditto. For poor widows of Company QUEEN ELIZABETH'S COLLEGE, ditto. Maintain 20 poor persons RUSSELL'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibits. Oxford or Cambridge. STOCKER'S CHARITY, ditto. Bread to various London prisons WALTER'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Widows appointed by Company "DREADNOUGHT" See SEAMEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY DRESSMAKERS & MILLINERS' ASSO., Matron, 72, Gower-street, W.C... Home for those engd. in business DROVERS BENEV. INSTITUTION, Secretary, 56, King William-st, E.C. Almshouses, &c., for drovers DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND, Secretary, 27, Great Queen-at, W.C. Members of H.M. company DUDLEY STUART HOME, Lady Sup., 77, Market-street, Edgware-road.. For training girls in domestic service, and is a home for working boys. DUKE OP YORK'S SCHOOL. Secretary, Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea.. Sons of British soldiers DUTCH ALMSHOUSES, Trustees of Dutch Church, Austin Friars. Aged members of Church DYERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: BALLS-POND ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Dyers' Hall, 10, Dowgate-hill. Freemen and widows CHAMBERS' CHARITY, ditto. Pensions GOLDSMITH'S CHARITY, ditto. To lend to poor freemen. TREVILLIAN'S CHARITY, ditto. To assist poor debtors EAST-END JUVENILE MISS., Hon. Direc. 18 & 20 Stepney-causeway. Adults & chil. of poorest classes EAST LONDON GEN. PENSION SOCIETY, Sec., 164, Bethnal Green-road. Weekly pensions. EDWARDS' ALMSHOUSES, Clerk of Edwards's Charity, 9 King-st, Borough. Wom. Of Christ ch., Blackfriars EMIGRATION.—CLERKENWELL Soc., Chairman, 45 Colebrook-row, N. On plan of an Emigration Club EMIGRATION. - HOME FOR DES. LIT. GIRLS, Trea., High-st, Peckham Preventive mission to girls. ENG. CONGREG. CHAP. BUIL. SOC., Sec., Memorial Hall, Farringdon-st. To aid improved congregational church building EVANG. PROTEST. DEACONESSES' INST. AND TRAINING HOSPITAL, Treasurer, The Green, Tottenham, The training of Christian women for nursing the sick FELTMAKERS' COMPANY CHARITIES: KING'S GIFT CHARITY, Clerk of the Company, 17, Salisbury-sq. Mem. of Co. and their widows MACHAM'S CHARITY, ditto. For members of the Company FEMALE AID SOCIETY, Secretary, 57White Lion-st, Islington. Penitent fallen women FEM. EDUCATION IN EAST, SOC. FOR PROM., Sec., 267, Vauxhall-br-rd.. Schools for native female teachers FEM. EMIGRANT SOC., BRIT. LADIES', Sec., 23, Fitzroy-st, Fitzroy-sq. Provide matrons, books, &c FEM. MISS. TO THE FALLEN WOM. OF LONDON, Sec., 435, West Strand. Provides female missionaries to rescue fallen women FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Secretary, 32, Essex-street, Strand.. . For fatherless girls FEMALE ORPHANS' HOME, Secretary, 85, Queen-street, Cheapside FEMALE ORPHANS, HQME FOR, Sec., Grove-road, St. John's Wood . Fem. who have lost both parents FEMALE PREV. & REIORM. INST., Sec., Central Home, 200, Euston-rd. Friendless and penitent women FEMALE SERVANTS' HOME SOCIETY, Secretary, 85, Queen-st, Cheapside FEMALE SERVANTS' PROV. PROT. SOC., Sec., 25, Devonshire-rd, Hackney. Clothing on entering service FEMALE WELFARE, SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING, Sec., 47, Weymouth-st. A centre for Institutions FIELD-LANE INSTITUTION, Sec., Vine-st, Clerkenwell-road. The destitute poor FISHMONGERS' COMPANY: CARTER'S CHARITY, Clerk, Fishmongers'-hall, E.C. Exhibt. of £20 St. John's Cam. GRESHAM'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ditto. 50 free scholars JESUS HOSPITAL, ditto. 40 persons, 6 free of Company. QUESTED'S CHARITY, ditto. 4 exhibs., students and M.A QUESTED'S CHARITY ditto. Chil. of freemen in Christ's Hos. QUESTED'S HOSPITAL, ditto 12 persons RANDOLPH'S CHARITY, ditto Exhibition of £20 ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL, ditto. Members over 50, 5 years free THE COMPANY'S EXHIBITIONS' CHARITY, ditto Exhibitions to students FLOOD'S CHARITY, Churchwardens of St. Luke's, Chelsea £30 annually FOREIGN AID SOCIETY, Secretary, 31, New-bridge-street, Blackfriars Evangelising among Rom. Cath. FOREIGN MISS. OF PRESBY. CHURCH (ENG.), Treasurer, 5 East Ind.-av. Heathen in China and India FOREIGNERS SOC OF FRIENDS OF, Sec., 10, Finsbury-cham, London Wall. Temporary relief and pensions FOUNDLING HOSPITAL, Secretary, Guildford-street, Russell-sq, W.C. Maintenance and education of illegitimate children under certain rules FOUNDLING BENEVOLENT FUND, ditto. Aged foundlings FOX-COURT RAGGED SCHOOL, Hon. Sec., 5,Fox-court, Gray's-inn-rd. FRAMEWORK KNITTERSs' Co.'s ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, 4, Finsbury-pavmt. FREE AND OPEN CHURCH ASSOCIATION, Sec., 33, Southampton-st Strand. Throwing open churches FRENCH—HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, Sec., 10, Leicester-place, W.C. Medical relief of all foreigners FRENCH MAISON DES ETRANGERES, Treasurer, 59, Greek-street, Soho - - French poor FRENCH PROT. EVAN. MISS. Sec., Fr. Ch., Monmouth-rd, Westbourne-gr. To French in London &c. FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, Secretary, Victoria-park-road, E. -. A home for French Protestants FRIENDLY FEMALE SOC., Sec., East View, Church-rd, Up. Norwood - - Wom. who have seen better days FRIENDS, TRACT. ASSOC. OF SOCY. OF, Trea., 12, Bishopsgate-st-without FRY, ELIZABETH, REFUGE, Secretaries, 195, Mare-street, Hackney. For criminal women on release FULLER'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk of Trustees, 36, Newnham-street, W. Houses for old women and pens. FULLER'S HOSPITAL, Clerk of Trust, Shoreditch. Homes for women of Shoreditch GENERAL DOMESTIC SERVANTS' BENEV. INST., Sec., 32, Sackville-st, W. GENTLEWOMEN,. ESTAB FOR, IN ILLNESS, Lady Sup, 90, Harley-st. Wives & dau. Of prof. men &c GENTLEWOMEN NAT. lNST. & HOME, Lady Sup., 13, Notting-hill-sq. A good home at small charges GENTLEWOMENS SELF-HELP INSTITUTE, Sec., 15, Baker-street, W. To dispose of needlework, provide employment &c. GIRDLERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, 39, Basinghall-street. Members of company or widows GIRLS' HOME, Hon.. Sec., 22 & 41, Charlotte-street, Portland-place. Girls not convicted of crime GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL HOME, Secretary, 57, Stockwell-road, SW. For domestic service GIRLS' INDUSTRIAL ORPH. HOME & PRINT. OFF., Sec., Low. Tottenham. Domestic service and printing GIRLS' MISS LEE'S HOME FOR, Miss Lee, Broadway-house, Plaistow, E. Train for service GIRLS' ORPH. HOMES, MOUNT HERMON, Miss Cole, 47, Weymouth-st, W. Train for domestic service GIRLS' PR. MARY VILLAGE HOMES FOR LITTLE, Sec., 29, Charing-cross. Train for domestic service GIRLS' VILL. HOMES FOR NEGLECTED, Hon. Direc., 18, Stepney-causeway GLADSTONE'S (MRS.) FREE CONVAL. HOME, Sec., Woodford-hall, Essex. Convalescents, non-contagious GOLDEN-LANE COSTERS' MISSION, Sec., 124, Golden-lane, E.C GOLDSMITHS' & JEW ANNUITY & ASY. INST., Sec., 65, Northampton-rd. Trade GOLDSMITHS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Sec., 15, Hanover-square, W. Trade. GOLDSMITHS COMPANY'S CHARITIES: BARRATT'S CHARITY, Clerk to Company, Goldsmiths' Hall, E.C... Coals. BOWES'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Homes for widows (Woolwich) CHENEY'S CHARITY, ditto. £4 annually to members CURETON'S CHARITY, ditto. Pensions to freemen DAVY'S CHARITY, ditto. Weekly to members FOWLES'S CHARITY, ditto. 40s. annually to widows HILLE'S CHARITY, ditto. Clothing and coals. JENNER'S CHARITY, ditto. St. John Zach. & St. Leonard MIDDLETON'S (SIR H.) CHARITY, ditto. Small money to members MORRELL'S CHARITY, ditto. For almsmen of Company PERRYN'S CHARITY, ditto. Poor at Bromyard, Hereford STRELLEY'S CHARITY, ditto. Apprentices and poor soldiers STRELLEY'S CHARITY ditto. Exhibitions at University WOLLASTON'S CHARITY, ditto. Lunatics, almsmen. &c GOVERNESSES' HOME FOR GENTLEWOMEN, L. Sup., 19, Sutherland-gar. Gentlewomen of limited means GOVERNESSES' HOME FOR UNEMPLOYED, Sec., 31, Colville-sq, Bayswr GOVERNESSES' YOUNG CHRIST. HOME, Lady Sup, Alexandra House, 88, St. John- street, E.C GREENWICH, ROYAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL, Sec. of the Admiralty, Whitehall, SW. Sons of sailors and marines GROCERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: BACKHOUSE'S CHARITY, Clerk, Grocers' Hall, E.C. a Exhib. For scholars at Univ. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Master, Oundle, Northamptonshire. Youth of district GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Master, Hackney Downs, Clapton, E. Boys at £6 per annum ROBINSON'S CHARITY, Clerk, Grocers' Hall, E.C. Exhibitions. GROTTO PASSAGE REFUGE, Sup., 55 Paddington-street, Marylebone -. Boys from 15 to 17 GUARDIAN SOCIETY, Matron, 21, Old Ford-road. Penitent women from 15 to 22 HABERDASHERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: APPRENTICING, GIFTS TOWARDS, Clerk, Haberdashers'-hall, E.C. -. ARNOLD'S, ditto. Poor of Company ASKE's CHARITY AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ditto. Pensions for freemen of Comp. BANKS'S CHARITY, ditto. Pensions BARNES'S CHARITY ditto. Poor of Company BLUNDELL'S CHARITY ditto. Prisoners in Newgate BOND'S CHARITY ditto. Clothes and pensions. BRAMLEY'S CHARITY ditto. Lothbury and St. Bartholomew BUNBURY FREE SCHOOL, Head Master, Bunbury BURGHLEY'S (LADY) CHARITY, Clerk, Haberdashers-hall. Romf'd, Hoddesdon, Cheshunt CALDWELL'S CHARITY, ditto. Loans to poor (Rolleston) CLARKE'S CHARITY ditto. Exhibitions. CULVERWELL'S GIFT, ditto. Exhibitions EXHIBITIONS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, ditto. GOURNEY'S AND EDUCATION GRANTS, ditto HAMMOND'S GIFT, ditto. Poor of Company HAZLEFOOT'S GIFT, ditto. Poor of Co., hos., and prisons JESTON'S GIFT, ditto. Poor of Company &c JONES'S PREACHERSHIPS, ditto. Metropolitan MONMOUTH PREACHERSHIPS ditto. School (Monmouth) MORGAN'S CHARITY, ditto. Poor of Oswestry NEWPORT FREE SCHOOL, ditto. Exhibitions to University, &c. PEACOCK'S CHARITY, ditto. Poor, and poor debtors RAINTON'S CHARITY, Clerk, Haberdashers' Hall. Poor men and wid. small gifts SCHOLARS (POOR) CHARITY FOR, ditto. Various TROTMAN'S, ditto. School and lectures WELD'S, ditto. Purchase church livings. WHITMORE'S CHARITY, ditto St. Edmund the King. HACKNEY COLLEGE, Principal, Well-street, Hackney. Congregational HACKNEY ROAD ALMSHOUSES, Clerk of Trust, Town Hall, Shoreditch - Shoreditch HAMMERSMITH GODOLPHIN SCHOOL, Head Master, Hammersmith. HAMPSTEAD, REFORM. SCH. FOR GIRLS, Sup., Heathfield Ho, Hampstead. HANS TOWN SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY, Matron, 103, Sloane-st, Chelsea.. Young girls for servants HEDGER'S ALMSHOUSES, Secretary, 40, Webber-row, Blackfriars-road.. Aged widows HEREFORDSHIRE SOCIETY, Hon. Secretary, 1, New-inn, Strand. Sons of Herefordshire parents. HER MAJESTY'S ALMONRY CHARITIES, Sec. &Treas., Middle Scotland-yd. Food, clothing, and silver money HIGHGATE, FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Head Master, Highgate.. HILLIER'S ALMSHOUSES, Treasurer, Clondon-park, near Guildford. Aged women HILL'S Clerk, 31, Abingdon-street, S.W. Six married couples and six widows or single women HOME AND COLONIAL SCH. SOCIETY, Prin., 344 to 354, Gray's-inn-road. Train female teachers HOME FOR CONFIRMED INVALIDS, Sec., South Ho, Highbury-pk-south. Chronic, except can. & consump. HOME FOR DESERTED DESTITUTE CHILDREN, Manager, 6, Kilburn-sq Destitute young girls HOME FOR DESER. MOTHERS AND INF., Sec., 3, Cumberland-st, Pimlico. Servants fallen for the first time HOME FOR LITTLE Boys, Secretary, corner of St. Bride-street, E.C. 6s weekly HOME FOR WORKING AND DEST. LADS, Director, 18, Stepney-causeway. Boys of the Arab class HOME IN THE EAST REFORMATORY, Manager, Old Ford, Bow. Young criminals HOMERTON COLLEGE, Principal Homerton, E. Teachers in Gov.-aided schools HOMES FOR THE AGED POOR, Hon. Sec., 5, Grandacre-terrace, Anerley. Six houses, seventy-two inmates HOMES FOR THE AGED POOR, Manager, 87, Portland-road, Notting Hill HOMES OF HOPE, Secretary, 4, 5, & 6, Regent-sq, Gray's-inn-road, W.C. Fallen & friendless young women HOPTON'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk to the Charity, 9, King-st, Borough. For poor men who have been housekeepers in Chstch. parish HOUSEBOY BRIGADE SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., 26, Eccleston-st-east, Pimlico. Train boys for service & printing HOUSE OF CHARITY FOR DIST. PERSONS, Warden, 1, Greek-street,W.C. Temporary residence for those of good character in distress. HOUSE OF MERCY, Superior, Clewer, near Windsor. Penitentiary for women. HOUSELESS POOR ASYLUM, Secretary, Asylum, Banner-street, St. Luke's. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Secretary, 5, Bishopsgate-street-without. Promot. Best modes of treatment and prevention of crime HOWARD INSTITUTION, Trustees, 10, Salisbury-street, Strand. Widows of nav. and mil. officers HUGGENS'S COLLEGE, Secretary, 25, Austin Friars, E.C. Ladies and gent. in reduced cir. HUNGARIAN.—LONDON ASSO., Hon. Sec.,18, St. Dunstan's-hill, E.C. Austro-Hung. In Unit. Kingdom HUSSEY'S BOOK CHARITY, Clerk, 21, Great George-st, Westminster. Grants of books IDIOTS, ASYLUM FOR, Secretary, 36, King William-st, London Bridge.. Juvenile idiots and imbeciles INDIAN FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL, &C., Sec., 136, Leadenhall-street Female teachers for India INDIAN MUTINY RELIEF FUND, Sec., 2, East India-av, Leadenhall-st. For sufferers by the Mutiny INDUS. & INV. KITCHEN (S. THOMAS'S), Man., 39, James-st, Portman-sq INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR GIRLS, Hon. Sec., 125,Sloane-street, Chelsea. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Hon. Lady Secretary, 2, Bullingham-place, Kensington. Age of inmates 12 to 16 INFANT HOME, & REF. DESERTED MOTH., Lady Sup., 35, Gt. Coram-st. Mothers previously respectable INFANT HOME Lady Sup., 12, Stepney-causeway, Commercial-road. When mothers in hospital INFANT NURSERY, Secretary, 31, Richmond-st, Portman-rnarket, W. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. INFANT NURSERY, 23, Church-place, Paddington-green 34, North-bank, Regent's- park. Infants and orphans INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Wanstead, Essex; Secretary, 100, Fleet-st.. Orphans of formerly prosperous INVALID AND CONVALESCENT HOME, Hon. Sec., 15, Chesham-rd, Brighton. 8s per week in advance INVALID ASYLUM, Matron, High-st, Stoke Newington. Respectable females INVALIDS' DINNER-TABLE, Lady Sup., 47, Earl-street, Lisson-grove. Hot meat dinners, &c IRON, HARDWARE & METALTRADES' PEN. SOC., Sec., 67a, Up. Thames-st. Members and their widows IRONMONGERS' COMPANYS' CHARITIES: BETTON'S CHARITY, Trustees, Ironmongers' Hall, Fenchurch-st. Church of England Schools BETTON'S CHARITY ditto. Widows and children of freemen CHAPMAN'S CHARITY, Clerk to Company, Ironmongers' Hall. Exhibitions DANE'S CHARITY ditto. Exhibitions GEFFEREY'S ALMSHOUSES AND CHARITY, ditto.. Homes and pensions HALLW000'S CHARITY, ditto LEWEN'S ALMSHOUSES, Gt. Mitchell-st, St. Luke's, ditto. Poor of company LEWEN'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibitions ISLINGTON HOME FOR BOYS, Sec., 119, Copenhagen-St, N. Unmanageable, but not convicted boys, from 9 to 16years of age ISLINGTON YOUNG MEN'S CHRIST. BENEV. SOC., Sec., 198, Upper-st, N. Relieve sick at own dwellings. ITALIAN BENEV. SOCIETY, Sec., 9, Greville-st, Hatton Garden, E.C. Poor italians JEWISH-- ANGLO-JEWISH ASSOCIATION, Sec., 160, Portsdown-road, W. -. Protect Jewish rights JEWISH ASSO. FOR DIFFUSION OF RELIG. KNOWL., Sec., 60, Old Broad-st JEWISH CONVALESCENT HOME, Hon. Sec., Portland-rd, South Norwood JEWISH FAITH, SOC. FOR SUP. AGED NEEDY OF, Sec.,13, Devonshire-sq, E. 5s a week JEWISH HAND-IN-HAND ASYLUM, Sec. 23, Wells-street, Hackney. Jewish tradesmen JEWISH INSTITUTION FOR RELIEVING THE INDIGENT BLIND OF THE JEWISH PERSUASION, 5, Duke-street, E.C. JEWISH LADIES BENEVOLENT LOAN SOCIETY, Sec., 5, Duke-st, Aldgate. Money lent free JEWISH POOR, BOARD OF GUARDIANS FOR, Sec., 13, Devonshire-sq E. JEWISH WIDOWS HOME ASY., Sec., 70, Gt. Prescott-st, Goodman's-fields JEWS' COLLEGE. 10 Finsbury-Square, E.C JEWS' DEAF AND DUMB HOME, Hon. Sec., 74, Sutherland-gardens, Harrow-road, W. JEWS' EMIGRATION SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., 5 Duke-st, Aldgate, E.C. JEWS' FOOD FOR POOR, MESHEBAT NAPHESH SOC., Sec. 5, Duke-st, E.C. JEWS' FREE SCHOOL, Secretary, Bell-lane, Spitalfields JEWS' INFANT SCHOOLS, Secretary, Commercial-street, Spitalfields, E. JEWS' PHIL. SOC. FOR RELIEVING WIDOWS OF, Sec., 27, Duke-st, E.C. JEWS' WEST METROPOLITAN SCHOOL, Red Lion-square JEWS' WESTMINSTER FREE SCHOOL, Sec., 60, Greek-street, Soho KENSINGTON FEMALE SERV. HOME, Mat., 1, Bullingham-pl, Kensington. Servants out of place KENTISH TOWN SOUP KITCHEN, Sec., Leighton-road, Kentish Town. Food and coals KENT UNION SOCIETY, Treasurer, Bromley, Kent. Aged and infirm ministers KILBURN, MAIDA VALE, & S. JOHN'S-WOOD GEN. DISP., 13, Kilburn-pk-rd KING EDW. GIRLS' REF. & INDUS. SCH., Hon. Sec., 3, Lime-street, EC. KING EDW. SCHOOLS, Steward, Boys' school, Witley, near Godalming. – Children of both sexes LABOURING CLASSES, SOC. FOR IMPROV. COND. OF, Sec., 21, Exeter Hall. Plans for model buildings LADIES' ASSO. PROM. FEM. EDU. AMONG HEATHEN, Sec., 19, Delahay-st LADIES' CHARITY SCHOOL, Secretary, 22 Queen-sq, Bloomsbury, W.C. Training for service LADIES' HIBERNIAN SCHOOL SOCIETY, Sec., 267, Vauxhall-bnidge-road. Scriptural education LADIES' HOME, Hon. Secretary, 53, Abbey-road, St. John's-wood, NW. Ladies in reduced circumstances LADIES' SAMARITAN SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., 23, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. Paralysed and epileptic LADIES' SANITARY ASSOCIATION, Sec., 22, Berners-street, Oxford-street. Knowledge of laws of health LADIES' SOC FOR PROM. EDUC. IN W. IND., Sec., 18, Bessborough-st, SW. LADIES WORK SOCIETY, Hon. Secretary, 31, Sloane-street, SW. -. Remun. Employment for ladies LAMBETH PENSION SOCIETY, Secretary, 4, York-villas, Brixton-road. Householders of parish LEATHERSELLER5' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: AVER'S ALMSHOUSES, Clk., Hall of Leathersellers' Co., St. Helen's-pl. Housekeepers of parish ELLIOTT'S CHARITY, ditto. One exhibition HOLMDEN'S CHARITY, ditto. Ditto HUMBLE'S CHARITY, ditto. Ditto LEATHERSELLERS' ASYLUM, ditto. Men and women of Company MOSELEY'S ASYLUM, ditto. One exhibition ROGER'S ASYLUM, ditto. Ditto ROGER'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Poor freemen and wives LEICESTER-SQ. SOUP KITCH. & HOSPICE, Sup., Ham-yd, Gt. Windmill-st. Food and shelter LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASYLUM, Secretary, 67, Fleet-street. Trade LICENSED VICTUALLERS PERM. FUND & SCH., Sec, 127, Fleet-street. Trade LIMEHOUSE CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE, Supdt., 14, Dod-st, Burdett-rd, E. LIMEHOUSE PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., E. India-rd, Limehouse. Limehouse and its vicinity LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS', &c., INST., Sec., 43, Finsbury-square. Silk mercers, lacemen, &c. LITERARY ASSO. OF FRIENDS OF POLAND, Sec., 10 Duke-st, St. James's. Polish refugees LITERATURE AND ART, GUILD OF, Hon. Sec., 26, Wellington-st, Strand. Interest of literature LITTLE SISTERS OF POOR, Supenioress, Fentiman-road, South Lambeth. Old and needy of both sexes. LLOYD'S PATRIOTIC FUND, Secretary, 14 Cornhill. Soldiers, seamen, and marines LOCK ASYLUM, Secretary, Westbourne-green, Harrow-road, W. Penitent convalescents fr. hosp. LOCK ASYLUM SERVANTS' HOME, ditto. Former inmates of Lock Asylum LONDON AGED CHRISTIAN SOCIETY, Sec., 32, Sackville-st, Piccadilly, W. Pensions LONDON ALMSHOUSES, INSTITUTION OF THE, Town Clerk, Guildhall. Poor freemen householders, their wid. and unmarried LONDON ALMSHOUSES CHURCH BUILDING SOC., Sec., 46a, Pall Mall .. Churches, parsonage houses, &c. LONDON ALMSHOUSES HOME MISSION, Secretary, 121, Pall Mall .. .. Missionary clergy LONDON ALMSHOUSES LAY HELPERS' ASS., Sec., London Ho, S. James's-sq. Unpaid lay help LONDON AUXIL. OF PENITENTIARY, Warden, Park House, Highgate .. Fallen and penitent women LONDON AUXIL. OF SCOT. EPISC CH. SOC., Sec. 1, Munster-ter, Fulham Aid for clergy & congregations LONDON DISPENSARY, Medical Officer, 21, Church-street, Spitalfields .. Medicine and attendance LONDON FEMALE PENITENTIARY, Matron, 166, Pentonville-road, N. .. To train for service LONDON HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, Sec., 29, Southampton-street, Strand -. Schools for Irish children LONDON MASTER BAKERS' PENSION AND ALMSHOUSE SOCIETY, Sec., 65, Isledon-road, Finsbury-park. Trade LONDON HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, Sec., Great Ormond-stneet, W.C. Sick poor LONDON HOSPITAL, Sec., Whitechapel-road, E. Sick or injured LONDON SAMARITAN SOCIETY, Secretary, London Hospital. To assist convalescents LONDON MARITIME INST., Sec., South Sea House Asylum, Bow-common. Members, their wid. and child. LONDON MARVLEBONE AND PADDINGTON ASSOCIATION, Secretary, 45, Wigmore-street, W. Temporary relief of coals & bread LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM, Secretary, 1, St. Helen's-place, E.C. Either sex. LONDON PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Sec., 17, Ironmonger-lane, Cheapside. Bread and coal LUMLEY'S ALMSHOUSES, Trustees, Shepherdess-walk, City-road. Women of Aldgate & Bishopsgate MAGDALEN HOSPITAL, 19, Gower-street. Repentant prostitutes MAIDA-HILL INDUST. SCH. & HO. FOR WORK. BOYS, 95, North-st, NW. Destitute and orphan boys MANCHESTER NEW COLLEGE, LONDON, Rev. Principal, Gordon-sq, W.C. Students for dissenting ministry MARINE SOCIETY, Secretary, 54, Bishopsgate-street-within. Training destitute boys for sea MARSHALL'S CHARITY, Clerk, 9, King-street, Southwark. Augmentation of poor livings and erection or endowment of new churches MAYFAIR PAROCHIAL ASSOCIATION, Hon. Sec., 5, Derby-st, Mayfair. Relief of poor MAY FEAST SOCIETY, Sec., 6, St. Thomas's-terrace, Maze-pond - For apprenticing boys MEDICAL—BRITISH MED. BENEV. FUND, Sec., 11, New Burlington-st. Med. Men, their wids, & orphans MERCERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: APPRENTICES, SEVERAL GIFTS FOR BINDING, Clerk, Mercers Hall, Ironmonger-lane, E.C. Paying apprentice fees BANCK'S CHARITY, ditto. Loans to young men of Company BARRETT'S CHARITY ditto. Exhibition BENNETT'S CHARITY ditto. Poor of Wallingford BLUNDELL'S CHARITY ditto. Poor in Bethlem Hospital CHERTSEY'S CHARITY ditto. Coals DAUNTSAY'S ALMSHOUSES ditto. Poor of West Lavington DEBTORS' CHARITIES, POOR, ditto. Poor debtors FISHBORNE'S CHARITY, ditto. Loans, clothing, &c. GRESHAM COLLEGE LECTURES, ditto. Lectures, almshouses, &c HORSHAM FREE SCHOOL, ditto. Boys of Horsham, Sussex. LOANS TO YOUNG MEN, ditto. Assist in commencing business MERCERS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ditto. Free instruction MICO'S (LADY) ALMSHOUSES, ditto. 10 widows freedom of City MORLEY'S CHARITY, ditto. Poor persons NORTH'S (LADY) CHARITY, ditto . Exhibitions ROBINSON'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibitions ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, ditto. Boys presented by Company. TRINITY ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Decayed seafaring men & widows TRINITY HOSPITAL, ditto. Greenwich, Shottesham, Norf. WALTHALE'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibitions WHITTINGTON'S COLLEGE ALMSHOUSES. Pensioners appointed by Compy MERCHANT SEAMEN ORPHAN ASYLUM, Sec., 132, Leadenhall-street. Orphns. of Brit. merchnt. seamen MERCHANT TAYLORS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: MERCHANT TAYLORS' ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, 30, Threadneedle-street. Poor widows of Company MERCHANT TAYLORS' SCHOOL, ditto. Boys nominated by mem. of Co. METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION FOR BEFRIENDING YOUNG SERVANTS, Secretary, 7, Great College-street, Westminster. METROPOLITAN BENEFIT SOCIETIES' ASYLUM, Secretary, 49, Devonshire-street, Islington. Mem. of Metro. Friendly Soc METROPOLITAN DISPENSARY AND CHARITABLE FUND, Dispenser, Fore-street, Cripplegate. Medical attendance, &c. METROPOLITAN DRINKING FOUNTAIN ASS., Man., 111, Victoria-st, W. Fountains and cattle troughs METROPOLITAN VISITING AND RELIEF ASS., Sec., 21, Regent-st, S.W. Grants to poor panishes distributed by unpaid district visitors MICO CHARITY, Secretary, 11, Adam-street, Adelphi, Strand.. Educate natives of West Indiex MIDDLE-CLASS EDUCATION, LONDON COR. FOR, Sec., Cowper-st, City-rd. Child. of clerks in City or suburbs MIDDLESEX INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Superintendent, Feltham. Juvenile offenders of Middlesez MIDNIGHT MEETING MOVEMENT, Secretary, 8a, Red Lion-square, W.C. To rescue fallen women MILDMAY MED. MISS HOS. Lady Sup., Conference Hall, Mildmay-pk. Evangelistic MILITARY BENEVOLENT FUND, Hon. Sec, 40, Arundel-gardens, W. Wid. or dau. Officers H.M.Army MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS' PROV. INST., Sec. 32,Sackvslle-street . Trade MILTON'S YARD RAGGED SCHOOLS AND MISSION, Master, Cloudesley-pl, Islington. For working boys and girls MINISTERS FRIEND OR ASSO. FUND, Sec., Memorial Hl, Farringdon-st. Congregational MISSION AMONG GERMAN POOR, Hon. Sec., German Church, Fitzroy-sq. MISSIONARIES, HOME & SCH. FOR SONS & ORP. OF, Hon. Sec., Blackheath. On payment of £15 per ann. MISSIONARIES INST. FOR EDUCATION OF DAU., Sec., Walthamstow. On pay. of £12 or £15 per annum MODEL SOUP KITCHEN, Secretary, 257, Euston-road. Food during the winter MONOX'S ALMSHOUSES, Churchwardens, Walthamstow, Essex. Homes and Schools MODERN COLLEGE, Treasurer, Blackheath, Kent. Decayed merchants above 50 yrs. NATIONAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Sec., 65, Southampton-row, W.C. Members of the up. & mid. classes NATIONAL ORPHAN HOME, Ham Common, Surrey, Sec., 9,West Strand. Train for service fatherless children of all denominations NATIONAL TRUSS SOCIETY, Sec., 3, Crooked-lane, King William-street. Provide poor with trusses, &c. NETHERLANDS BENEVOLENT SOC., Hon. Sec., 7, Skinner's-pl, Sise-lane. Hollanders in London NEW COLLGE, Secretary, Hampstead (for letters). Student for the Congre. minis. NEWCOMEN'S CHARITY, Master, King-street St. Saviour's, Southwark. Boys and girls of Parish NEWPORT-MARKET REF. & INDUST. SCH., Sup, Newport-market, Soho. Shelter seven nights and food NEWSBOYS, HOMES FOR, 80, Gray's-inn-road, W.C. Night's lodging for 2d. NEWSPAPER PRESS FUND, 55, Strand. Professional NIGHT REFUGE, 37, Manchester-street, King's-cross. Shelters homeless females NINE ELMS MISSION, Secretary, 29, Chaning-cross. Degraded women NORTH LONDON INSTITUTE, Supdt., 22, Mornington-crescent, N.W. Bible classes, &c. NURSE -- METROPOLITAN AND NATIONAL NURSING ASSOCIATION, Sec., 23, Bloomsbury-square – trained nurses for sick poor NURSES, NIGHTINGALE FUND FOR TRAINING, Sec., 91, Gloucester-ter., W. Hospital and infirmary nurses NURSES, TRAINED, ANNU. FUND, Hon. Sec., 22, South Eaton-pl, S.W. Trained hos. & surgical nurses NURSES WESTMINSTER TRAINING SCH., Lady Sup., 8 Broad Sanctuary. School and home. NURSING HOME, Head Sister, 12,Tavistock-crescent, Westbourne-pk, W. Payment of 10s per week NURSING SISTERS' INSTITUT., Lady Sup.,4, Devonshire-sq, Bishopsgate. Train nurses for private families OPERATIVE JEWISH CONVERTS' INST., Prin., Palestine-pl, Cambridge-hth. A temporary home ORPHANAGE OF THE INFANT SAVIOUR, Matron, Percy-rd, Kilburn, N.W. Payment of 3s. to 5s. per week ORPHAN INSTITUTION, ADULT, Sec., 11, St. Andrew's-pl, Regent's-park. Daughters of clergy and officers ORPHANS' HOMES, Lady Superintendent, 21, West-square, Southwark -. Train for service. ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, Secretary, 73, Cheapside. Orphan and necessitous children OVERMAN'S ALMSHOUSES, Trustees, Montague-close, Southwark. Homes for widows and single women above the age of 50, and belonging to the Church of England PAINTERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: STOCK'S AND OTHER CHARITIES TO THE BLIND Clerk, Painters' Hall. Respectable English poor CHARITY TO LAME PAINTERS, &c., ditto. £10 annually PALMER'S ALMSHOUSES, Clk., Palmer's-passage Victoria-st, Westminster. 12 poor persons PARISH CLERKS' WIDOWS' ALMSHOUSE INST., Sec., 24, Silver-st, E.C. PARK CHAPEL INSTITUTE, 276, Fulham-road PATRIOTIC FUND1 ROYAL COM OF, Sec., St. Martin's-pl, Trafalgar-sq. Relief of widows and orphans of soldiers, sailors, and marines, fallen in wars. PAWNBROKERS' CHARITABLE INST., Sec., Almshouses, West Ham, Essex. Trade PEABODY DONATION FUND, Secretary, 64, Queen-street, Cheapside. Dwellings of London poor. PHARMACEUTICAL SOC.'S BENEV. FUND, Sec., 17, Bloomsbury-sq, W.C. Trade PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Secretary, Farm School, Red Hill, Surrey. Reformation of criminal boys PIMLICO ORPHANAGE, Matron, 36, Bessborough-gardens, Pimlico. On paym. of 10 or 12 gs. per an. POLICE-COURTS' POOR BOX, Personally, at the several police-courts. For distribution by magistrate POLICE, METRO. & CITY POLICE ORPHANAGE, Sec., 4,Whitehall-pl, S.W. POOR CLERGY RELIEF CORPORATION, Sec., 36, Southampton-st., Strand. Immediate relief POPLAR INVALIDS AND CHILDREN'S DINNER-TABLE, Grundy-st, Poplar. Nourishing dinners PORTER'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Town Hall, Shoreditch. Eight women of Shoreditch par. PORTERS', LONDON GENERAL, BENEV. ASSO., Sec., 33, Cheapside. Trade PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH JEWS' HOSPITAL, 251-5, Mile End-road POST OFFICE CLERKS' BENEVOLENT FUND, General Post Office. Trade POST OFFICE ORPHAN FUND, ditto. Trade PRESBYTERIAN.—ENG. PRES. COL., Queen-sq-house, Guilford-St, W.C. To train for the ministry PRIMITIVE METHODIST MISSIONARY Soc., 48, Albert-rd, Brixton, S.W. Financial secretary's office PRINCESS LOUISE HOME, &c., FOR YOUNG GIRLS, Sec., 26, New Broad-st. Young girls (not thieves) PRINTERS' PENSION, ALMSHOUSES, &c. CORP, Sec., 20 High Holborn. Trade. Almshouses & orph. asy PRINTERS' WESTM. ABB. PEN. FUND FOR AGED DAU., Sec., 20, High Hol. Trade PROTECTION OF WOMEN & CHILDREN, SOC. FOR, Sec., 85, Strand PROTESTANT EDUCATIONAL INST. & ASSOC., Hon. Sec., Admiralty PROTESTANT MISS., HOME & SCH. FOR SONS & 0RPH., Sec., Blackheath. On payment PROVIDENCE (ROW) NIGHT REFUGE & HOME, Hon. Sec., 21, City-road. Shelter and food PROVIDENT MED. INST. & LYING-IN CHAR.,Dispen., 20, Pimlico-rd, S.W. Advice, home, attendance, &c. PROVIDENT SURGICAL APPLIANCE SOCIETY, Institution, 37, Gt. Ormond-st Surgical advice, trusses, stockings &c. QUEBEC CHAPEL TEMP. HOME FOR YOUNG WOM., Mat., 115, Crawford-st. Before entering Queen Charlotte's Hospital QUEEN ADELAIDE'S NAVAL FUND, Hon. Sec., Admiralty, New-street. Orph. dau. of R. Nav.& R.M.offi. QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY, Secretary, 3, Dean's-yard, Westminster. Augmentation of small benefices RAGGED CHURCH AND CHAPEL UNION, Sec., 4, Trafalgar.sq, Charing-cross. Places of worship for poor RAGGED SCHOOL UNION, Secretary, 1, Exeter Hall. To promote free education. RAILWAY SERVANTS' ORPHANAGE, Sec., 54, Christie-rd, S. Hackney, E. Orph. of rail. serv. killed on duty RAINS'S ASYLUM AND SCHOOLS, Master, Cannon-street-road, E. REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION, Secretary, 435, West Strand .. Destitute & neglect. wom. & chil. REFORMATORY PROVIDENT FUND, ditto .. .. Offi. of inst. connected with union REFUGE FOR THE DESTITUTE, Manor House, Dalston-lane, E. Female criminals for service REFUGES FOR HOMELESS & DESTITUTE CHILDREN, Sec., 25, Gt. Queen-st. Train for service RELIEF OF POOR, ASSOC. FOR, Sec., 24, Knightrider-st, Doctors-commons. Coals RESCUE OF YOUNG WOM. & CHIL., SOC. FOR, Sec., 85, Queen-st, Cheapside RIPPON'S, NOW METROPOLITAN TABERNACLE ALMSHOUSES, Deacons.. Females worship. at Tabernacle ROBINSON'S RELIEF FUND, Treasurer, Upgang, Upper Norwood. Dissenting ministers ROBINSON'S RETREAT, ditto. Widows of Dissenting ministers ROYAL ALBERT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Secretary, 18, Newgate-street. Thoroughly destitute orphans ROYAL ALFRED AGED MERCH. SEAMEN'S INST., Sec., 156, Leadenhall-st . Home and out pensions ROYAL ASYLUM OF ST. ANNES SOCIETY, Sec., 58, Gracechurch-st. Chil. of par. formerly in sup. sta ROYAL BRITISH FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Hon. Sec., Devonport Fern. orph. of sol., sail., & mar. ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM, Secretary, Caledonian-road, Holloway. Chil. of. Scotch sol., sail., & mar. ROYAL FEMALE PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY, Sec., 23, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Young female prisoners & others ROYAL GARDENERS' ROYAL BERRY. INST., Sec., 14, Tavistock-row, W.C. Trade ROYAL GENERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY, Sec., 10, Bell-yard, Gracechurch-st. Persons formerly better off ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY, 25, Bartholomew-close. Medical and surgical relief ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND, Sec., 45, Wellington-street, W.C. Professional ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, Secretary, 4, Trafalgar-square. Recovering apparently drowned, and granting rewards for saving life ROYAL LITERARY FUND, Secretary, 7, Adelphi.terrace, Strand. Relieve authors (disease ROYAL LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL, Sec., Blomfield-st. Moorfields. Relieving poor suffering eye ROYAL MASONIC BENEV. INST., Sec., 4, Freemasons' Hall, Gt. Queen-st. Aged Freemasons and their wid. ROYAL MASOINIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS, Sec., 6, ditto ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS, Sec., 5, ditto ROYAL MATERNITY CHARITY, Secretary, 31, Finsbury-square. Poor married wom. at own homes ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE, Sec., 37 Soho-square, W. Poor med. Men, widows & sons ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT INST., Sec., 14, John-st, Adelphi, W.C. Plants lifeboats on coast, and grants rewards for saving life from shipwreck ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOC., Sec., 18, Adam-street, Adelphi, W.C. Naval offi., their wid., orph., &c ROYAL NAVAL FEMALE SCHOOL, Secretary, 32, Sackville-street.. Dau. of Nav. & Royl. Mar. offi. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, Secretary, New Cross, S.E Sons of Nav. & Royl. Mar. offi. ROYAL SCHOOL FOR DAU. OF OFFICERS OF ARMY, Sec., Cockspur-st, SW. Dau. of offi. of Army & Marines ROYAL SCHOOL OF MUSICIANS OF GREAT BRITAIN, Sec., 84, New Bond-st Professional ROYAL VICTORIA PATRIOTIC ASY., Sec., 5, St. Martin's-pl, Trafalgar.sq. Sons & dau. of soldiers, sailors, and marines fallen in war RUPTURE SOCIETY, THE, Sec., 27, Great James-street, Bedford-row. To provide trusses gratuitously SABBATH MEAL SOCIETY, Sec., Zetland Hall, Mansell-street, Aldgate. To provide strangers with meals. SACRED HARMONIC SOC., BENEV. FUND OF, Committee, 6, Exeter Hall. Members of the Society SADDLERS' COMPANY'S CHARITY: HONNOR'S HOME, Clk., 14, Cheapside. Members of Company SAILORS' ORPHAN GIRLS, Sec., 50, Bishopsgate-street-within. School and Home. SAILORS' (THE) HOME, Secretary, Well-street, London-docks. Home &c. for sailors on shore ST. ANDREW'S SICK KITCHEN, 18, Charles-st Middlesex Hospital, W. Dinners ST. ANTHOLIN'S LECTURESHIP CHARITY, Trus., 3a, Finsbury-pl-south. ST. CLEMENT DANES' HOLB. ESTATE CHAR., Clk., Houghton-st, Strand ALMSHOUSES, Garrett-lane, Lower Tooting, ditto. Householders in parish GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ditto. A middle-class for boys INFANT SCHOOLS, ditto. Children up seven years MIDDLE CLASS GIRLS' SCHOOL, ditto. ST. CLEMENT DANES' MISSION, Sec., Yeates-court, Carey-street, W.C. To assist poor ST. GEORGE HANOVER SQUARE, VISITING ASSOCIATION, Secretary, 18, Grosvenor-mews, New Bond-street. The poor of the district ST. GILES & ST. GEORGE ALMSHSE. CHARITIES, Sec., 66, Ct. Russell-st. Widows of these parishes ST. JAMES'S DIOCESAN HOME, Sister Superior, Fulham. Female penitents of an up. class ST. JOHN'S SERVANTS' SCH., Matr., Gt. Western-rd, Westbourne-pk, W. Household serv. & nursery gov. ST JOHNS INDUSTRIAL HOME, 3, Franklin's-row, Queen's-road, Chelsea. Girls for service ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS' ALMSHOUSES, Clk., Bayham-st, Camden Tn. Resident householders in parish ST. MARY, CHARTERHOUSE SCHOOLS, Manager, Golden-lane . Children of the poor ST. MARYLEBONE ALMSHOUSES INST., Sec., 65, Marylebone-road, W. Householders of St. Marylebone ST. MARYLEBONE CHAR. SCH., Sec., Devonshire-pl-north, Marylebone-rd. Poor girls of parish. ST. MARYLEBONE FEMALE PROTECTION SOCIETY, 157-9, Marylebone-rd. Young women not dissipated. ST. MARY MAGDALENE CONV. HOME, Sec., 14, Ranelagh-rd, Paddington. Before & aft. Q. Charlotte's Hos. ST. MATTHEW'S HOME FOR FEM. ORPH., Hon. Sec., 37, Ossington-st, W. Born in wedlock. St. OLAVE'S AND ST. JOHN'S, SOUTHWARK, QUEEN ELIZABETH'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL OF. Sec., Queen Elizabeth-street, Southwark. Day school ST. PANCRAS ALSMHOUSES, Sec., 33, Burton-street, W.C. Parishioners ST. PANCRAS FEMALE CHARITY SCHOOL, Treas., 108, Hampstead-road. Children of parishioners ST. PATRICK BENEVOLENT SOCY., Sec., 61, Stamford-st, Blackfriars-rd. Chil. born in London, Irish par. St. PETER'S HOME & MISSION, Lady Superin., Mortimer-rd, Kilburn.. Convalescent poor women &c. ST. PETER'S ORPHANAGE, Lady Superin., Upper Kennington-lane, SE. Orphan dau. of educational men ST. PETER'S ORPHAN AND CONVAL HOME, Lady Sup, Broadstairs, Kent. Industrial training ST. SAVIOUR'S FREE GRAM. SCHOO, Hd. Mast., Sumner-st, , Southwark. Boys £6 per ann., £1 entrance ST. SAVIOUR'S HOS. AND REFUGE, Sister, Alfred-ter, Upper Holloway. Connected Ch. Penitentiary Ass. ST. SAVIOUR'S INDUSTRIAL HOME FOR BOYS, Beresford-st, Woolwich. Home and crèche. ST. STEPHEN'S INFANT NURSERY, 101, Tabard-st (late Kent-street), Borough, SE. 1d. each a day ST. THOMAS CHARTERHOUSE INSTITUTION, Master, 44, Goswell-road. Children of working class SALTERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Salters' Hall, St. Swithin's-la. Men and women of company SALTERS' COMPANY'S SCHOOL (RAINEY'S FOUNDATION), ditto. English, French, Latin, music SCHOOL OF DISCIPLINE, GIRLS, Hon. Sec., 2, Queen's-rd-west, Chelsea. Vagrant children SCIENTIFIC RELIEF FUND, Secretary, Burlington House. Scientific men and their families SCOTTISH CORPORATION, Secretary, 7, Crane-court, Fleet-street. Scots resident in London. SHERIFFS' FUND SOCIETY, Hon. Secretary, Newgate. Fam. of pris., or discharged pris. SHIP-BROKERS, &c., BENEVOLENT SOC. Sec., 17, Gracechurch-street. Ship- brokers, &c. SHIPWRECKED FISHERMEN AND MARINERS' ROYAL BENEVOLENT SOCY., Secretary, Hibernia-chambers, London-bridge. Shipwrecked, fishermen, and mariners, & their widows & orphs. SHOEBLACK SOCIETIES' HOMES: CENTRAL, Superintendent, Saffron-hill, E.C. For homeless and friendless boys. EAST LONDON, Superintendent, 96, Mansel-street, Whitechapel. Ditto. ISLINGTON AND NORTH LONDON, Supdt., 15, York-rd, King s-cross. Ditto. NORTH-WEST LONDON, Superintendent, 241, Marylebone-road. Ditto. NOTTING HILL, Superintendent, Prince's-road.. Ditto. SOUTH LONDON, Superintendent, 223, High-street, Southwark. Ditto. TOWER HAMLETS, Superintendent, 23, Stepney-green. Ditto. UNION JACK SHOE BRIGADE, Hon. Director, Stepney-causeway. Ditto. WEST LONDON, Superintendent, Bessborough-place, Pimlico. Ditto. SHOEMAKERS: MASTER BOOTMAKERS' INST., Sec., 12, Winchester-st. Trade. SILVER TRADE PENSION SOCIETY, Sec., 32, Frederick-st, Gray's-inn-rd. Trade SION COLL., LIBRARY, &ALMSHOUSES, Clk., Mer. Taylors' Co., London W1. A library for London clergymen SISTERS OF CHARITY, Sister in Charge, 13, Hope-street, Spitalfields, E. To visit, relieve, and nurse, &c. SKINNERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Mile End-road. Widows HOLLES'S TRUST, Clerk, 32, Great St. Helen's, E.C Men and Women JUDDS ALMSHOUSES, ditto. Members of company LANCASTER'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibitions. LEWIS'S CHARITY, ditto. Exhibition. LOANS TRUST, ditto. Not exc. £200, without interest SMALL DEBTS, SOC FOR THE DISCHARGE, &c., Sec., 26, Carey-st, W.C. SMALL-POX AND VACCIN. HOS., Treas., Whittington-pl, Highgate-hill - SMITH'S CHARITY, Solicitors, 99, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. Poor relations of Ald. Smith SOANE'S, SIR JOHN, FUND, Hon. Secretary, 13, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Distressed architects, wid. & chil. SOCIETE BELGE DE BIENFAISANCE, Hon.-Sec., 10, London-street, E.C. To distressed Belgians in London SOCIETE FRANCAISE DR BIENFAISANCE, Sec., 10, Poland-st, Oxford-st. Poor French persons SOCIETY FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESSED WIDOWS, Sec., 32, Sackville-st, W. Applying within the first month of widowhood SOC. FOR RELIEF OF WID. & ORPH. OF MED. MEN, Sec., 53,Bernens-st, W. SOCIETY OF SCHOOLMASTERS, Sec., 7, Adelphi-terrace, Strand. Distressed schoolmasters, &c. SOLDIERS' DAUGHTERS' HOME, Secretary 7, Whitehall. Train for domestic service. SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, Sec., 9, Clifford's-inn, E.C. -. For indigent solicitors & families SOMERSETSHIRE SOCIETY, Secretary, 13, Featherstone-buildings, W.C. Apprent. chil. of Somersetsh. par. SOUTH BELGRAVIAN INST. AND BRANCH, Supdt., 58, Elizabeth-st, SW. SOUTH LONDON REFUGE AND BOYS' HOME, Crescent-pl, Clapham-com. Boys in danger of becoming crim. SOUTH LONDON VISITING AND RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Hon. Sec., 101 High- street, Borough. To aid the Parochial Visit. Soc. SOUTHWARK FEMALE SOCIETY, Sec., 72, Gt. Guildford-st; Southwark. To relieve sickness and want. SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE JEWS' ORPHAN SOCIETY, 10, Bevis Marks. STAFFORD'S ALMSHOUSES AND CHARITY, Sec., 8, Gray's-inn-square. S.Andrew Holborn, or S.Geo., Queen's-square STATIONERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES: BALDWIN'S GIFT, Clerk, Hall, Stationers'-hall-count, E.C. Great-coat to liverym. Or freem. BLACKWELL'S GIFT, ditto. Journeymen printers. BOWYER'S GIFT ditto. Journeymen comps. or pressmen CATER'S GIFT ditto. St. Martin's Lud., and Christch. CLARKE'S GIFT ditto. Widow of liverym. Or freeman COMPT0N'S GIFT ditto. Compositors. DAVIS'S GIFT ditto. Compositors. DILLY'S GIFT ditto. Widows of liverymen. GUY'S GIFT ditto. Widows of freemen. HAMBLIN'S GIFT ditto. Widows of liverymen or freemen. HANSARD'S GIFT ditto. Compositors or pressmen. JOHNSON'S GIFT ditto. Widows of liverymen, 60 yrs. old NICHOLS GIFT ditto. To compositors or pressmen. STRAHAN'S (A.) GIFT, ditto. Compositors or pressmen. STRAHAN'S (A.) GIFT, ditto. To printers. STRAHAN'S (W.) ditto. 10 journeymen printers. WITTINGHAM'S ditto. Widows of comps. or pressmen. WRIGHT'S (ALD.) ditto. 24 freemen. STATIONERS' COMPANY'S SCHOOL., ditto. Sons of liverymen and freemen. STATIONERS AND PAPER MANUFAC. PROV. SOC., Sec., 66, Cannon-st. Members, their wid. & children STEPNEY MEETING ALMSHOUSES, Deacons, White Horse-ter, Stepney. Poor of the chapel STOCKWELL ORPHANAGE, Rev. Pres., Metro. Tabernacle, Newington. Fatherless boys STRANGERS' HOME FOR ASIATICS, Hon. Sec., West India-dock-road, E. Asiatic seamen &c. SURGICAL AID SOCIETY, Secretary, 16, New-bridge-street, E.C. Gives surgical appliances to poor. SURREY CHAPEL ALMSHOUSES, Trustees, Hill-st, Blackfriars-road, SE. For members, their wid. & children SURREY CHURCH ASSOCIATION, Secretary, 21, Regent-street SW. Increase Chur. accom. in Surrey SURREY DISPENSARY, 6, Great Dover-street, Soutwark. SURREY GIRLS' REFORM Sec., Netherton.house., Old Town, Clapham. Train girls for domestic service. SURREY ORPH. & HOME, GIRLS. Sup., 1, Brondesbury-ter.; Thornton-heath. £12 per annum TAILORS, BENEV. INST. FOR RELIEF OF, Sec, 32, Sackville-street, W. Aged and infirm journeymen TALLOW CHANDLERS' BENEV. SOC., Sec., 28, Ossulston-st, Euston-road. Trade TALLOW CHANDLERS' COMPANY.—MONK'S CHAR., Clerk, Dowgate-hill. Members of company. TANCRED'S CHARITIES, Clerk, 28, Lincoln's-inn-fields . £100 studentships, and 12 pensions of £80 to aged gentlemen THIEVES, CHR. WORKERS' MISS. TO, Sup., George-street, Camberwell. – Reclaiming thieves. "TIMES" CRIMEAN FUND, Hon. Sec., Gwydyr House, Whitehall, SW. Sufferers from the Crimean war TREWINT INDUS. FEMALE HOME, Matron, 201, Mare-st, Hackney, E. Girls over 14 TRYON HOUSE, HOME, AND INSTITUTE, Supdt., 115, Sloane-street, SW. TURKISH MISSIONS' AID SOCIETY, 8, Adam-street, Adelphi, W.C. Protestant Freemen and liverymen of Co. and their widows UNITED COOKS' PENSION SOCIETY, Secretary, Albion Tavern, E.C. Trade UNITED KINGDOM BAND OF HOPE UNION, Sec., 4, Ludgate-hill. To form Juvenile Tempce. Socs. UNITED KINGDOM BENEFICENT ASSO., Sec., 4, Berners-street, W. Annus. to persons of better class UNITED METHODIST FREE CH. MISS., Sec., 119, Salisbury-sq, Fleet-st. UNITED ST. SAVIOURS ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Norwood, S.E. Men and women UNIVERSAL BENEFICENT SOCIETY, Secretary, 15, Soho-square. Pensions and general relief. VAUGHAN'S (MRS.) CHARITY, Sec., 43, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road. Women of parish of Christchurch. VELLUM BINDERS' PENSION SOCIETY, Sec., 114, Beresford-st, Walworth. Vellum binders & machine rulers VILLAGE HOME FOR NEGLECTED GIRLS, Sec., Barkingside, Ilford, Essex. Girls in danger of vice. VINTNERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES. Clerk, 68 ½ , Upper Thames-street. Widows of members of Company. WALTER'S ALMSHOUSES, Clerk, Old-street, Shoreditch. Women of Shoreditch WANDERERS' HOME, Sec., 6, Cambridge-lodge-villas, Mare-st Hackney. Enquiring Jews in distress. WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOLS, Sec., 97, Cheapside. Trade. WATCH & CLOCK MAKERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, Hon. Sec., 8, Percival- st, E.C. Trade WATERMEN AND LIGHTERMEN'S ASYLUM, Committee, 18, St. Mary-at-Hill. Trade. WEAVERS' COMPANY'S CHARITIES, Clerk., 70, Basinghall-st, E.C. Pensions WEAVERS' COMPANY'S ALMSHOUSES, ditto Freem. of Co. or weavers by trade WELBECK-ST BOARDING HOUSE, Supdt., 55, Welbeck-st, Cavendish-sq WELLINGTON COLLEGE, Secretary, Treasury, Whitehall, S.W. Sons of dec. officers in the Army WELSH CHARITY SCHOOLS, Secretary, 26, Charles-st, Regent-street .. Children of Welsh parentage WESLEYAN HOME MISSION, &c., Sec., Centenary-hall, Bishopsgate-st. In England, the Army and Navy WESLEYAN METHODIST MISS. SOCIETY. Secs., 17, Bishopsgate-st-within. Foreign missions WESLEYAN SEAMEN'S MISS., Minister, Chapel House, Commercial-rd, E. WESLEYAN TRAINING COLLEGE FOR FEMALE STUDENTS, Sec., ditto. For school mistresses WESLAYAN TRAINING COLL. FOR MALE STUD. Sec., 130, Horseferry-rd. For schoolmasters WESLAYAN WORN-OUT MINISTERS' FUND, Treas., 39, Hamilton-road, Highbury- park. Ministers and their widows WESTBY'S ALMSHOUSES. Treasurer, St. John's-road, Hoxton. Members of Independent denomination WEST CENTRAL LONDON INSTITUTE, Supdt., 33, Red Lion-sq W.C. WESTMINSTER FEMALE REFUGE, Lady Sup., 14, Gt. College-st SW. Penitent prostitutes WESTMINSTER FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL, Bloomsbury-street, W.C. Daugh. a descend. of Huguenot refugees WESTMINSTER JEWS' FREE SCHOOL, Secretary, Greek-st, Soho-square -. Both sexes WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL REFUGE, Secretary, 39, Charing-cross. Female prisoners on release WESTMINSTER SCHOOLS: GREYCOAT HOSPITAL (ENDOWED) SCHOOLS FOR GIRLS— THE DAY SCHOOL, Secretary, Alexandra-st Victoria-st, S.,.... 300, includ. 100 free exhibitioners THE BOARDING SCHOOL (not yet established) 120, includ. 60 ditto. UNITED WESTMINSTER (ENDOWED) SCHOOLS FOR BOYS— THE DAY SCHOOL, Secretary, Alexandra-st, Victoria-st, SW... 600 includ. 160 free exhibitioners EMANUEL (BOARDING) SCHOOL, ditto 60, will be 300, includ. 75 free do. WESTMORLAND SOCIETY'S SCHOOL, Sec, 14 Bedford-row, W.C. - Chil. of Westmorland parentage WHITELANDS TRAINING COLLEGE, Principal, King's-road, Chelsea. For 140 schoolmistresses WHITWORTH'S SCHOLARSHIPS, Secretary, South Kensington Museum. Mechan. science and handicrafts WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL MRN, SOCIETY FOR RELIEF, Sec., 53, Berners-street, W. Professional WIDOWS' HOME ASYLUM (JEWISH), Sec., 15, Newcastle-street, E. WIDOWS SOC. FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESSED, Sec., 32, Sackville-st, W. Applying by letter from a subscriber within the first month after widowhood WILTSHIRE SOCIETY, Secretary, Fig-tree-court, Temple, E.C Child. of persons from Wiltshire WOMEN, BROMPTON COLLEGE FOR, Sec., 1, Queen-st, Brompton. Evening classes at low fees WOMEN, NAT. UNION FOR IM. EDU. OF, Sec, 1, Queen-st, Brompton-rd. WOMEN, SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING EMPLOYMENT OF, Sec., 22, Berners-st. WOOD-CHOPPING BRIGADE, Secretary, Stepney-causeway, E. Employment to honest boys WORCESTERSHIRE SOCIETY, Hon. Sec., 19, Hart-st1 Bloomsbury-sq, W.C. Children of natives of Worcestershire WORKHOUSE VISITING SOCIETY, &c., Lady Sup., 21, New Ormond-st -. Indust. home; do. for incurables WORKING BOYS, CHRISTIAN HOME, Supdt.1 12, Stafford-st, Marylebone-road. WORKING LADS' INSTITUTES SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING, Whitechapel.. WORKING MEN'S CHRISTIAN INST. & CLUB, Supdt., Parker-st, Drury-la. Reading- room and religious instruction WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE UNION, Sec., 150, Strand, W.C. To help to establish clubs WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE, Secretary, 45, Great Ormond-street, W.C.. Classes, lectures, and library WORKING MEN'S COLLEGE SOUTH LONDON,Sec., 143, Up.Kennington-la. Working men and their families WORKING MEN'S EDUCATIONAL UNION, Treas., 27, Paternoster-sq E.C. To provide diagrams1 &c WORKING MEN'S LORD'S DAY REST ASSO., Sec., 13, Bedford-row, W.C. To secure Sunday as day of rest WORKING WOMEN'S COLLEGE, now COLLEGE FOR MEN AND WOMEN, Lady Superintendent, 29, Queen-square, Bloomsbury. During leisure hours WORKMEN, HOME FOR YOUNG, Superintendent, 197, Euston-road. Boys trained at Regent's-pk YORKSHIRE SOCIETY'S SCHOOL, Sec., Westminster-road. Boys born in Yorkshire YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Sec., 165, Aldersgate street. YOUNG MEN, EVENING CLASSES FOR. Sec., 52, Leadenhall-street YOUNG WOMEN'S CENTRAL INSTITUTE, Sec., 19a, Gt. Portland-st YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, GOVERNESSES' HOME, Victoria House, 135, Queen's-road, W. YOUNG WOMENS' CHRIS. ASSO. GOVERNESSES' HOME, 220, Marylebone-rd YOUNG WOMENS' CHRIS. ASSO. 7, Upper Phillimore-pl, Kensington YOUNG WOMENS' CHRIS. ASSO. RESTAURANT AND HOME, Princess House, 106 Brompton Road The Victorian Dictionary compiled by Lee Jackson

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