The Together Trust Archive The Twenty-Second Annual Report of the and Salford Boys' and Girls' Refuges and Children's Aid Society (1892)

Reference number: DA/2020/1/3 (1891)

Original copies can be viewed at Manchester Central Library Rare Books Collection: 362.7M1 1891-96

© 2021 The Together Trust THE TWE TY-SECOND ANNUAL REPOR'I;' OF THE -=- MANCHESTER AND SALFORD BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES, A. D CHI LDREN"S A IDS 0 C lET Y, _... ._- _--- STRANGEWA YS, MANCHESTER.

Trustees. OLIVER HEYWOOD, Esq., J.P. HEI

MANCHESTER: WORKING BO~Y~S'~~II~~~lllliEillll BOYS' REFUGE, PRINTING DEPARTMENT, STRANGEWAYS. LADS' HOME AND INSTITUTE, BRIGADE BOYS' HOME, AND 1892 . GREAT DUCIE STREET, STRANGEWAY:). /" SUMMARY OF ANNUAL MEETING.

The TWl/lly-slContf A "nllal AIrelin!: of the MANCHESTER AND SALFORD Boys' AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND HOMES A:

OF THE MANCHESTER AND SALFORD Boys' and Girl' Refuges and H01l1es, AND CHILDREN' AID SOCIETY,

VOR THE YEAR 1891. God bends from out th deep and says: "I gave thee th great gift of life; Wast thou not called in many ways! s an Institution, or rather Are not my earth and heaven at strife? I gave thee of my se d to sow, A a combination of In­ Bringest thou me my hundred fold? ' stitutions, we greet our friend Can I look up with face aglow, an 1 subscribers to-day after And answer: "Father, here is gold ?" lw nty-two years' service, more anxious than ever to fulfil Christ still is wandering o'er the earth, Without a place to lay His head; the great object of our Institu­ He finds free welcome at my hearth, tion, " to seek and to save that He shares my cup and breaks my bread. which is lost." Ja-tIles Russell Lowell. The past year, closing Dec­ ember 31st, 1891, has been one of teady progress and con­ ·olidation. The extension practically completed last year, has increas d and improved our facilities for rescue and training, the full benefit of which i only just beginning to be felt. "'I , 6 7 We speak of the extension as practically complete, We thank the Corporations of Manchester and Salford but from various causes the plot of land just above the for their co-operation, and would still urge upon them Refuge, purchased a year ago and cleared last year, has the subject named in our last report, viz :-that young not yet been utilised, thongh the greater part of the people of either sex should not be associated with requisite funds are in hand or promised. However, no criminals and treated as such, when guilty only of the time will now be lost, and a year hence we hope to infringement of Corporation and Police Regulations. report enlarged workshops and laundry, as well as \t\T rejoice to learn the matter is having attention. more breathing space, which is sorely needed. We are glad that the Guardians of the Poor of a few The difficulty ofproviding open space for the recr ation Unions have availed themselves of the Act 13 and 14 of our large family has been settled during the year, a Viet., Chap. lOI, Sect. 4, and saved the rates by making settlement which we hope will not be disturbed for use of our own and similar emigration agencies. It is some time. The Cheetham Hill and Strangeways matter for astonishment that this opening is so little groups have now each their fi ld of several acres in used. Thousands of childr n are still a heavy cost which to carryon their sports. to the ratepayers, who might by a wise economy be During the year the Committee of the Gordon Boys' tl permanently provided for on our Colonial farms. It is a Home and Police Court Mission to Lads asked us to startling fact that last quarter the official returns shewed take over their work, and provide for the boys already in that there were no less than 221,564 children in the the Gordon Home. After careful consideration, seeing vVorkhouses, and Workhouse Schools of this country. we had fer years been doing similar work, we: acceded Well might the speaker of the House of Commons, to the request, and now carryon the work in our own whose figures we quote, speak of this state of things as buildings, and without increasing our staff. deplorable, and look to Emigration as one of the remedies. Some of our colleagues on the Committee have been As a result of our experience we strongly urge that laid aside during the year, but we are thankful to say \t\Torkhouse authorities keep their orphan and deserted they are now convalescent. \t\'e have again to acknow­ children separate from those who are often in and out of ledge the devotion and loyalty of our large taff of the Union with their vagrant parents, and whose voluntary and paid workers. influence is consequently d trimental physically and As the Institution becomes more widely known, our morally. We are convinced that the commw1ity will help is sought by officials and workers in the towns be richly compensated for any slight additional cost. surrounding Manchester, and we have rendered regular Our last report acknowledged the great help which and systematic service to the Magistracy and I alice of Parliament had rendered to the cause of the children by Manchester, Salford and the County. th passing of the" Bill for the Prevention of Cruelty • _ ...------,__ :e..~

8 9 to Children." VYe now record with equal thankfulness year. Notwithstanding these los es, we acknowledge the "Custody of Children's ct," which effectually with thankfulness to our Heavenly Fath r that wavering prevents unworthy relativ s from undoing all the labour faith has been strengthened and unbelief rebuked. of years, bestowed by I nstitutions such as ours. VYe have looked up and said," 11 our springs are in Having sofar brouahtour national estimate of Parental Thee," and so" the barrel of meal has wasted not, neither Rights into harmony with Parental Duti s and respon­ has th cruise of oil failed, according to the word of the sibilities, we are most hopeful that ere long the State Lord." \lYe believe that only as the principle of will teach our children's hands, as now their heads are stewardship and responsibility is acknowledged in our taught, and make idleness as difficult and disgraceful as giving, will such work as ours be adequately supported. Ignorance. Grateful as we ar for the large sums, we are anxious Our work so often lead' us to stand by the side of to see an increa e in Annual Subscriptions of £5 to £50. unfortunate children in th I olice Court, and plead for We have more than once drawn attention to the fact their committal to an Industrial chool, that we venture that ours is a combination of Institutions. 'Ibis com­ again to intercede with our legislature to pass a hort bination greatly minister to e onomy, bett r work, and Act, making it po sible for these committals to take no overlapping. place without bringing innocent children into contact In a neighbouring city of similar size, ten separate with Policemen and Police Courts. Institutions, with ten sets of officials, committees, and Intemperance is still the most prolific source of child reports, cover bar ly the same ground that we do. Vile destitution and misery, and we are thankful that public appeal then for many of our one pound subscribers to opinion is becoming more and more alive to the fact. make it fi ve pounds, and others Lo increase in proportion. Finances. Vile ask also for more Churches, Chapels, and Sunday Death has again been busy among our subscribers, chools to give an annual collection for the funds. one especially we mourn, whose name will always be Som have done this for year, while many have never held in grateful and lovingremembranceby thecommittee so helped us. and workers. Mrs. Langworthy was a frequent visitor The Work of the Year. at every branch of th Institution while she was able, 'vVe now oaive the numb rs dealt with, and those under and when unable personally to visit, took the deepest our care during the year. Of course the direct contact interest in its progress and welfare. She gave laraely, and per onal influence, which are our most potent forces, always with a prayer, and for many years had never admit of no statistics; but the figures will at least hew been ask d. This to some extent accounts for a defi­ the ext nt and variety of our operations. ciency of about £700 on our general account for the Before giving some parti ulars respecting the new 10 1 r

applicallts who sought our aid, we will present in a invitation given each morning at the Gate to break­ sh rt table the total numb r d alt with throughout the fast in our Mission Room, was 8,753. year in the vari us bran hes of the Institution. Leaving these large figures shewing the total num ber Total Number dealt with under our various roofs who wer either entirely provided for or helped during throughout the year. the year, we come now to the lIew cases which applied for At the Central Refuge the number of admission, and to those actually admitted to the Institution inmates when the year began, and the during the same period. fresh cases admitted, were . Th fIgure are full of inter st, as throwing con ider­ At the Brigad Boys' Home . able light on the state of the lowest cla s of the popu­ At the Institute and lome for Working lation among whom we are living. Lad .... We deal first with the applicallts. At the Two Emigration Training Homes The fresh applicants for admission during the year At the Six Orphan Homes ... numbered 502; Boys 385. Girls II7. At thc Bethesda Home for Crippl d and Of these there were Itltder 10 year f age ... 70 }502 Incurable Cbildren 35 Ten years of age and over .,. ". 432 At the Girls' Industrial I-lome, Heatbfield 30 Parentage.-Both parents dead 20r) At the Open-all-Nigbt helter for little One parent living 204 -502 Wanderers Botl-J parents Jiving... 97 J At the Sea-side I-lome for W ak City Educationally their condition was. In Standard;­ Children ... 209 VII. VI. \'. I\". Ill. II. I. Nil. At the Summer Camp for poor City Boys 8 -502 5 9 2 r6 75 97 9 73 54 87 j At tbe " Indefatigable" Training Ship ... 17 These 502 ca es were all carefully invcstigated with 1,812 the result that there were Declined a unsuitable... 69 While ill addition to these th number of cases inve tiO'atedt> and cbildren protected by the Prevention of ruelty : Referred to other Institutions +r to Children Branch, was 565. Re tared to friends 33 Th number of boys working in the Messenger and Admitted temporarily ... 58 Parcel Brigade was In addition to these, 329 little wanderers were admitted -5 02 170. temporarily to the Children's helter, Chatham treetJ The number of attendances at the Day Nurs ry was during the year. 3,236; Fees paid by mothers £24 r6s. rd. Permanently admitted, being found quite Th number of di char 'cd prison rs who accept d the lestitute, or in grav moral danger .. , 30r 12

Adding these 301 fresh cases thus permanently admitted to the 404 in the Refuges abd Homes when of them are becoming our fellow-workers. the year began, we have a total of 705 under permanent Mr. and Mrs. T. Stephens, who have long enjoyed care and training during the year 1891. J. (These figu.res, of course, do n~t include the children dealt with by the confidence of the Committec, are in residencc here, lh~ Prevention of Cruelty to Chlldren Branch, the City Messenger Bngadp, the Day Nursery, and the Prison Gate Mission which we and have been appointed to the General uperintendence have dealt with separately on pages I9, 20, and 2I, as they do not dwell under OUf roofs.) of the Strangeways group of Homes. The Committee The results concerning them at the year's close were believe that this important chang will pr mote the as follows ;- more efficient and economical working of the Institution, Placed in good situations at home away. and also r lieve the strain which has for some time been from our care 77 on the Secretaries. Placed in good horn in Canada 69 Prefer nce of admission to this residential club for Placed with their friends ... 77 young artisans, is always giv n to pa t inmates of our Placed in other Institutions 10 Homes, but other suitable young mcn are admitted. Adopted into families . 8 The rates are low, but it is expected that this department Sent to Training Ship .. 3 will, when the limit of memb rship has been reached, Temporary Help ... 2 approach elf-support. The Club, Eeading Room, Left without cause Educational Classes, and Gymnasium, are increasingly

Dismissed 10 popular, and have enabled us to follow up with a good Died 5 influence those who are approaching manhood. Retained under our care and training 111 According to an annual custom we despatched last the Refuge and Branch Homes 'Xmas a word of cheer and advice to all the former inmates whose addresses we possess. Total ... 705 This is most interesting, whether viewed from the A very few words about the leading branches will standpoint of numbers, place of residence, or position in now suffice. life. We posted to Australia, India, and Africa, Working Lads' Home and Institute. and hundreds to Canada and America. vVe sent In every way this ha been found an improvement on to many sailors and soldiers. To some in good positions in lawyers' offices, banks, and warehouses. the smaller Homes which used to exist a mil or so from our headquarters. To the wives of farmers and thriving tradesmen, includ­ ing messag s to children, some of whom we had seen, N ow the elder lads and youna men who are develop­ but many whom we had not seen, but loved. One had ing into useful manhood are in touch with us, and many to be addressed as Captain, another as First Mate, and two as Reverend. __. --.- .- .- ---·--;r,...4 ,~ __

Central Refuge. skilled industry in the general sense, it is valuable in giving immediate employment to ladson first admission. The Central Refuge is the largest of the Strangeways The sum paid by wage earning inmates ofour various group, and to it all applicants come in the first instance. homes toward their own support amounts to{2222/I6/IO. Much has to be taken out, and still more to be put in. We believe therefore that we are living up to our All the lads under half-time age go to school, except for motto, "We help those who try to help themselves." a few hours during the week, when they are admitted to one of the workshops as part of their training and The Training Ship "Indefatigable." discipline. Many spend half their time in school and We have alway found our connection with this ship half in the workshops. For those who are at work full most useful, and have had during the past year 17 lads time a voluntary night school is provided one a week, under training on her. Our aval and Merchant Services and the more advanc d attend the neighbouring evening hav no truer or braver fellows than those sent from classes of the School Board. our Manchester Homes through the "Indefatigable." The Committee of the Recreative Evening Classes A sum of {IO per annum for three years provides for have provided a Drawing Class and Saturday Entertain­ the training of one lad. ments during the winter. The Brigade Boys' Home The boys of working age who are not provided for in our IS very us ful as a preparatory home to the Central own five workshops, are employ d in outside situations; Refuge for hou ing lads on first ad­ they bring home their wages and are dealt mission, and while necessary enquiries with like m mbers of an ordinary family. are being made. The Shoeblack Bri­ The \iVorkshops form an excellent gade is worked from this Home, also technical school, first-class work is done, the Caxton Brigade, which deals with and the past year has proved that our rather a special class of boy. lads can get good wages under the best The Book Saloon is a slight help to firms after serving their time with us. the income, and has been appreciated The Carpentry, Shoemaking, Tailoring, by our friends and subscribers. Printing, and Firewood.rvIaking, are the Boys' Emigration Training Home. five departments to which we refer, and This is now well organized. Instruc­ these in the aggregate make a profit, after tion in rough Carpentry and Black­ paying th lad [h standard rate of wages, smithing has been added during the and dedu ting the working exp nses. J:lC!< Jack a few IllOnths year, and the Local Government Board applying Though the Firewood-making is not a afler adlJlissioll. 16 17 have certified it for the reception of children from Union The need of a farm on which to train boys and girls Schools. At Cheetham Hill, for colonial life, or for rural life in England, has been The Emigration Training Home for Girls, suggested. No doubt it would be useful, and its products (Rosen Hallas is the name of the house), still fulfils its could be consumed by our large family, but so far we ha\'e not seen our way to it. useful mission. During the past year these two Homes have sent forth Orphan Homes, Cheetham Hill. 69 Boys and Girls to Canada, and each have now a band (For Fatherless alld Uotlterless Children). of boys and girls in preparation. It is only deserving This will always be a touching branch of the Institu­ children who are allowed to go, and our fellow workers, tion. There are six separate houses, each with families Rev. Robert and Mrs. Wallace, who act for us in Canada, of some 18 children; a mother over each family, and often hand us most encouraging reports of their continued a baby included in thegroup. Itis oidealinitscharacter well doing. Marchmont, Belleville, Ontano, the a to render it difficult to believe it is an artificial and not a home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, is the centre of operations real family. Some who used to be babies are growing in Canada, and in sickness, or if from any unforeseen cir­ up, and it is a great joy to look upon tne big bu iness boy cumstance the children are unsettled in their situations, and remember him as the tiny orphan lad over whom Marchmont is looked upon as their home. our hearts yearned when admitted year ago. In spite of all thi care some will not do well, (an extremely small percentage), but most of the The Cottage reports we have rec ived are excellent. Vie still need for convalescent children adjoining these homes has again more support in this department. As we stated in our justified the thoughtfulness and generosity of those who last report, for a single payment of {ro, a boy or girl is presented it to us. transferred from this overpopulated country and from Bethesda Home adverse surroundings to the best of prospects in a new for Crippled and Incurable Children is truly a "House country, and at once a vacancy is made in our Homes of Mercy." Vie thank God for giving us the desire and for another child to be gathered in. But it is this extra means for its establishment. cost of £ I 0 per head that is our difficulty. The limit of its accommodation (40 beds) is gradually We strongly appeal for families or schools to adopt being approached, 31 bed now being occupied. Two each year one or more children, paying their emigration childr n have died during the year. It may be expected expenses and taking an interest in their subsequent that a hia-her rate of mortality will be r ached here, but careers. This has been done with mutual benefit by ware thankful to report that most of the cripples have some. grown stronger, and some that have come to u as incur- 19 18 The Sea-Side Home, Lytham, able, yielding to the skill and care of Mi s Owen and for nearly nine years has been a most useful bran,ch of her nursing staff, are bidding fair to become compara­ the work. It has always been available for the c1llldren tively able bodied. of our own Homes, but is most largely used for those who Our Trustees and Committee consider that the special are 't conditions of this home warrant the adoption of the " Pent up in the city's nOIsome stree , principle of endowment. The amount fixed for endow­ Far away from the waves and the breezes sweet." ment-£40o-will produce an income sufficient to cover During the year 171 such children have had a short the actual expense of the cot, but not all the expenses of holiday at this Home: and it has been used for varying the Home. terms by 38 of our own children. . Cots have been named by thirteen friends and families, Special contributions for this department have faIled and the amount named in each case invested satisfact­ to cov r its xpenses to the extent of £100, which we orily. Some are in memory of" loved ones gone before" hope the residents of Lytham and neig~bourhood may and others as a thankoffering for spared lives. All have see their way to remedy during the commg year. some tender associations clustering round the name. There are" The Charles Crompton Cot," "The Bishop The Summer Camp Fraser," "The Willie Galloway," "The Daniel Procter," which was again pitched at Ansdell, near St. Annes-on­ "The Fynney Cot," "The Ellen Cot," "Grannie's Cot," the-Sea, during the summer months, is another effort to "Gertie's Cot," "The Barnes-Slacke Cot," " The High help poor lads unconnected with our Homes. Bank Cot," " The Aberystwith Cot," "The Barnes Cot," Boys who are too old or unsuitable for the mixed Home "The Oakley Bed," and" The Oliver Heywood." at Lytham here find congenial surroundings. 589 such It will be seen that over twenty cots still remain for were benefited during the summer, and the charms of endowment. camp life have been discussed in all the poorest districts The Girls' Home, Heathfteld, of Manchester and Salford more or less ever since. has the disadvantage of being some distance removed from both the Strangeways and Cheetham Hill group The Day Nursery of buildings, but it is where our girls' work began. It for the Babies of poor working mothers IS situated in has accommodation for 20 girls and has pursued a steady the c ntre of Ancoat. Twopence per day is charged and useful course throughout the year. for the food and nursing of the children. There have Here has been most keenly felt the temporary with­ been 3236 attendances an 1 a total of £24. 16s. 1d. drawal from the work, through ill health, of our friend was paid by the mothers. and colleag-ue Mr. R. B. Taylor. 21 20 The Open-AIl-Night Shelter City Messenger and Parcel Brigades. (Chatham Street. Piccadilly.) These find employment for 91 lads, mostly the sons of widows, who have homes of their own, but would be in danger of drifting on the streets were it not for our N ever washouse-roo 111 Brigade, which is entirely self-supporting. put to better purpose. During the year they have carried 62,144 messages, Contributions oflost, and delivered 13,306,000 circulars, &c., and better than neglected,and battered all, 48 lads have been passed on to regular employment. babyhood are daily The Brigade Office is also at I, Chatham Street, (but mostly nightly) Piccadilly. lads' recreation room, bible classes, made at its ever open lectures, and a clothing club, are included in the means door. The Shelter is largely used by the City and employed for their good. Borough police, and we gladly bear te timony to the I • tenderness displayed towards helpless childhood by the Prison Gate and Mission Work. officers of the law. It was by no pre-arrangement that our I-Iomes 111 329 Children have b en I' ceived, of whom 108 have Strangeways became n ighbours to the County gaol. been brought in, chiefly by the police, between the hours The bold contrast they present is matter for reflection. of 10 o'clock at night and 4 o'clock in the morning; the For several years we have invited the prisoners to a beds have been used 2542 times, and 7606 warm meals simple breakfast each morning as they are discharged. provided. It is little we can do for the adults, but the" great day" The Prevention of Cruelty to Children Branch alone will declare what has been don 111 the way of which is closely allied to and worked in conjunction with rescue for the younger of the discharged prisoners­ the Shelter, dealt with 565 cases. Though prosecution some of them mere boys and girls. is always our last resort we w re compelled to carry The figures are B753, viz:--5785 men and boys eighteen cases into court. and 2968 women and girls. For this work, the Police Court Mission to Lads, and The small J\Iissioll Room where this work is carried the Prison Gate Mission, three officers are employed, on every morning, is used by the young men who are and the record of their daily work is fresh proof of the members and residents of our vVorking Lads' Institute adage" that truth is stranger than fiction." for general mission work. ''''e are trongly convinced that the vital connection A Band of Hope, Children's erVlCe, and mis ion to of this Branch with the general work of rescue by means the neighbouring lodging hou es, are well maintained of the Homes is ofgreat advantage to both. by th('l11. \\"e have also the larger Mi sian Hall, seating 22

some 400 or 500, us d for Sunday Evening Service and ADDENDA. generally well filled, also oc asional Conferences and Concerts. It is always a pleasant duty to thank those whose Our Honorary Solicitors Messrs, Farrar and Co., an I 't· willing and hearty co-operation with the Committee our Honorary Medical Officers, have laid not only the ha contributed in no small degree to the success and Committee, but the City o! Manchester under a debt of blessing which haye aU nded the year's operations. If gratitude. This might also b said of many quiet help rs we do not give special prominence to our large and whos names it would be impo sible to give. increa ing number of subscribers who have supplied the sinew of war, whereby the great fight which Conclusion. the Institution carries on against ignorance, vice, vVe venture to think that this simple record of work and misery of all kinds, i maintained, it is because conscientiously done among those who will form either immediately on the receipt of such contributions the the strength or weaknes of our country in the days that thanks of the Committ e are conveyed with the official are coming, forms a powerful plea for continued and rec ipt: this also applies to clothing and gifts in kind. increase 1 help. Such h lp is surely a good investment; But there are others almost constantly ngaged already we see a most encouraging return, the future of in rendering most important service, who yet receive our city and country will reveal till more. no offlcial acknowledgment. Did they work for The years to come we are willing to leave, believinO' human praise the great aid they render each year would that" He who hath led will lead," and while our w ak­ 10nO'o since have ceased. The Committee know however ness asks "who is s'ltfficiellt? fai th looks up and cries, that it is not so. "Our sufficiency is of Goe1." In this confidenc the The ale of Work ha this last year r alised the Committee enters on the increased work of another year. handsome um of £505 19s. 5d. for the funds of the Institution. The Committee's best thanks are due to LEO ARD K. SHAW,) 5 the la lies who by their arnest, self-denying efforts GILBERT h.. KlhLEV,:,J HOJl. ecs, bring about this result. Then they cannot forget the important services rendered throughout the year by collectors, working parties, teach rs, helping Commi.tlees, ,and ot,hers. May ,~ " w~ their zealous and loving serVice 111 aldll1g thIS work for help] ss and su~ ring children increase and abound yet more and more, for" The harvest tmly is great." -----~- _.~~------"'--:-"01 ~ ------.. ~""""---

MEDICAL REPORTS.

(CE. TRAL REFUGE A:-IJ) GREAT DUCIE STREET HO~lEs.)

During the past year the health of the boys at the R fuge, and at the variou homes now happily concen­ trated in close proximity to the main buildings, has been fairly well m;J.intained. A series of throat ailments and a few ca es of Pneumonia gave rise to a uspicion that our drainage system was not wholly satisfactory, and a careful examination proved that our su picions were well founded. This condition was promptly rectified; and since (now several months) I think I may say there has been practically no sickne s. Th food, clothing, dietary and sanitary arrangements SALE OF WORK, 1892. ar as usual perfectly. ati factory. ANDREW BOUTFLOWER The Annual Sale of Work will be held the Jail. 31st 1892. (Honorm'Y Surgeon.) First Friday in December (December 2nd).

(CHEETHAM HILL I-Io~'!Es.) The proceeds of this Sale are a valuable addition to the income of the Institution, and the Com­ During the last year the Homes at Cheetham I:"Iill mittee appreciate very highly the efforts of those have experienced only a small amount of sickness. One case of Tubercular Meningitis, and one of Tabes Mesen­ who have made it such a marked success. terica terminated fatally. One (boy) who had suffered May they call the attention of all interested to from severe Pericarditis, with \Vaxy Degeneration, &c., the date, and ask them to bear it in mind in their still lingers hopelessly. The onlyother cases worth noting were two of Scarlet F ver, one of Measles, and a few working arrangements during the year. of Influenza, all recovering. The Home for Crippled and In urable Children had several cases of \Vhooping Cough; but it is now free again. Little Mabel, who suffered so patiently for 0 many months from Spinal Caries, was our only death here last year. On the whole, I may say that the general condition of the inmates of all the Cheetham Hill Homes during the last year, can only be pronounced to have been highly satisfactory. ROBERT RODGER, M.D.. Feb. lIth, 1892. (Honorary Surgeon.) 26 27

BRANCH COMMITTEES. Mancbeflter anb 5alforb 50ciet~ These Branch or Helping Committees are FOR THE appointed by the General Committee, immediately PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN. after its own election by the Subscribers each BRANCH OF THE BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES. year. OFFICES :-1, Chatham Street, Piccadilly. They undertake the working of the special branches allotted to them under the direction of Genepal Council. the General Committee, who should sanction all CHAIRMAN-HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR 010' MANCHESTER. expenditure, and with whom ultimate respon- VICE-CHAIHM.O\N-Hrs \VORSIIIP TilE MAYOR OF SALFORD. The Lord Bishop of Manchester. Will. Holland, ].P. Vcry Rev. The Dean of Manchester. ohn Lee. ]. p. sibility rests. Rt. Han. Sir James Fergusson, !f.P. {~obert <,ill, J.P. Rt. I-Ion. A. r. Balfour, M.P. Herbert Philips,].p. Sir Will. C. Brooks, Bart., M.P. Jam s Jardin, loP. MESSENGER BRIGADE AND SUMMEI CAMP. Sir Henry Roscoe, M. P. J. A. Bennion, rvI.A., (Barrister-at-Law). Sir Wm. H. Houldsworth, Barl., M.P. Wm. Goldthorpe, (Barrister-at-Law). Mr. G. R. EIllLEW, Chairman Mr. E. OLDFIELD, Jun!'. Robert Leake, M.P. A. . Maberley, M.A. (Barrister-at-Law) J. B. HARRISON HENRY ALDIlED Isaac Hoyle, M.P. 11.13. Harrison, (Salford School Board). C. E. STlELMEIWINI, JOHN TUBBS H. H. Hov,Iorth, M.P. . Malcolm Wood, (Chief Constable). ]. W. Maclnre, M.P. Chief Constable of Salford. T. L. ELLWOOl). " J. I. ELLISON. Ed. Hardcastle, M.P. l\lbjor I :dlant)'llc. Jacob Bri~ht, M.P. Alfred Alsop. lI011. Sec. Charles E. Schwann, M. P. EeL Bennion. Mr. 1'1105. R. ACKROYD. Lees Knowles, M.P. Henry harlton. Wm. ~'rather, M.P. W.]. Crossley. Offices: Rev. G. U. Pope, D.D. T. Listcr Farrar. 1, Chatham treel, Piccadilly, Manchester. Abrrthalll Ilaworth. ~~~: ~~~:~~~~~~~ll. L. M. Hayes. Bri{;ade nferin!endcJl!: R·v. vValtcrThompsoll. Richard John5Ol1. William Agnew, J.P. \Villiam Johnson. Mr. GEORGE JONES, \tVilliam Armilage, J.P. Gilb rt R. Kirlew, To whom applicalion f.Jr Messen~er boys should he made. W. Aronsberg,].P. ]. Wakefield ~lacgill. ]. A. Beith, ].P. Gcoq;:c Milner. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE BOYS' INDUSTRIAL BRIGADES. Joseph Broome, J.P. Alfred Mortoll. John Clapham, ].1'. W. H. Newell, (Y. I. C. A.) Dr. For ffar em/jllg 31st December, 1891. Cr. F. W. rossley, ].P. Councillor George Rhodes. Alderman Forrest, C.C. Leonard I\:. haw. 1891. RECEIPTS. [ s. d.\ 1891. PAYMENTS. [s. d. G. F. Fisher, ].P. Fred. Taylor. ]an·3 To Balallce Cash in Dec. 31. D. I. Flatteley, ].P. Ed. Oldfield, ]unr. ' Bank 63 16 6 By Wagesto Officers aud Boys 939 12 10 1· Galloway, ]unr., ].P. R.n. Taylor. " Cash in hand 6 12 .... " Uniforms, Stationery and [ennb. Garnett, ].P. E. ]. Walker. 70 8 10 General Expenses 275 '5 9 Francis]. I-leadlam, ].P. H. Forbes Clarke. Dec. 31 ), Messenger & Parcel " Rcnt of Premises 50 0 0 Benj. Heape, ].P. .~ Brigades 1,485 16 2 11 Grant to General Fund of Hon, Sees. Refuges and Homes...... 75 0 0 Leonard K. Shaw. I Gilbert R. Kirlew. [1,340 8 7 Hon. Tpeasuper. Balance Cash in Bank 196 9 0 Henry Charlton, Blackrriars Street. Balance Cash in Honorary Medical Officers. I-land 19 7 5 215 16 5 John Fisher Le Page, M.l "I.J, Crescent, Salford. Thomas Young, M.D., C.M., U2, lluller Street, Ancoats. February 15th, 1892. 6~\ [1,55 Audited and found correct [1,556 5 0 J. Hoyle, M. D., Oldham Road, Manchester. =='"-- I ---- JOI-IN STUBBS. Solicitops. Messrs. Hockin, Raby, and Beckton, Mount StrcPol. ---_---- ~---·--:t.o.4 ._ _ _

L \DY COLLECT RS.

Mrs. DARBISHIRE, Victoria Park. LYTHA~l AS ClATiON AND HELPING OMMITTEE. BANNERMAN, Whalley Range. HAnoLD LEE, Broughton Park. Seaside Home, 2 Warton Street, Lytham. L. K. SHAW, Broom Holm, Tetlow Fold. FRESTON, Eagle's I est, Prestwich. J\i[lIlrOIl-:Vlr. . HINDLE. H. Stevenson, 'Whalley Range. Miss MARIA HURST, Osborne I-louse, Higher Broughton. \VIIITWORTH, 5, Graft n treet, Oxford Road. Re\". G. MART, St. John' I Mi S I-IARD~I"X, Low, Great Clowes Street, Higher Broughton. Vicarage, Chairman. KENYON, Broom-Lane, Higher Broughton. Mrs. LIGIITWOOD, Pembroke Misses DAVIES, Fallowlield. /frs. ;\IELLOR, (Fairlawn.) Miss O. HERTZ, Withington. !-Iouse, Local Treasurer. i\IARTYN, KIRLEW, Higher Broughton. Mr. HAS. HARDMAN, Han. Sec. A. R. BROWN, Oldham. 'ROOKE, Mrs. Beaumont, vVilmslow. Re\·. I-I. B. HAWKINS, St. Cuthbcrt's Vicarage. TIIRELFALL Rev. ALFRED MARTYN (Wesleyan.) HOUlE, ORPHA 1-10 1E 'OLLECTORS. T. H. \VRIGlIT, HAJ\IBL\', (Congregational.) WRIGIIT, Mrs. L. K. SHAW, Broom Holm, Tetlow Fold. RODGER, Bank I-louse, Cheetham Hill. Rev. M. HOLME, E. R. LIGIITWOOD, Esq., B.A., HENRY HIGGINS, Mount I-louse, Tetlow Fold. C. BILLINGTON, L. FISIIER, Esq. M.D., ANDREW BOUTFL WER, Llmefield, Higher Broughton. Miss HOLLAND, The Elms, Higher Broughton. Han Medical Officer. CHARLTON, Hano\'cr quare, Higher Broughton. RnIER, Broughton Parle BARLOW, :1I10ss Bank, Crumpsall. \;YILSON, Lancaster Villa~, Broughton Park. ALDERLEY EDGE AS lATlO?>i. L. 1<. SHAW, Esq., Bro m Holm, heetham Hill. 0 Mrs. RAILTON Miss LONSDALE LADIES' WORKING PARTY. W. \V. Co LBORX SIMPSOi\

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[14,655 7 8 ['4,655 7 8 2 3 33 FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE BOYS AND GIRLS' REFUGES AND HOMES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. lDr. Foy the yeay ending D,'cell/bey 3/st, 7897. (lr. [ s. d. [s. d. To SUBSCRIPTIONS and DONATIONS :-- [ s. d. [s. d. By Balance broug:ht forward, being deficiency at Dec. 31St. 1890 162 19 II General Fund . 5781 8 5 't CENTRAL REFUGE:- Orphan 1[ames ,. 71610 2 ~~~~i~~~I~~ ~~.~~.t.~~-.I ~~.~~~·.~.I~.~~~~.~~.~~~.t.~~~~~ ~g; ~ Home for Crippled and Incurable cl~iid;'e;;"""" 42 0 Ig 4 ...... : .. :::::...... :::.. :...... :...... Ig 684 5 0 Clothing purchased. including Stock at 173 2 0 Dec. 31St. 1890...... 278 6 8 If;'~~~~]~~~~·:·:·.·:::::::::·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.::: ::::::~::~:::::::.:.:.~:.:. 1 :.: .. 235 3 9 Less StOck at Dec. 31~t. 1891...... 26 I[ 11- 25 q 9 313 8 I Less Boys Payments 135 13 I Prevention of Cruelty to Childrcl~·(i3~i~;;~~··b·I:~·l;ght .. Clothing Sales...... 26 16. 6- 162 9 7-- 8) 5 2 forwan!) .. : 100 0 0 oal, .as, \Vater, and Sundries 220 13 7 Sl1bScnptlOlls during 18g1 238 3 0 Repairs and Renewals 258 18 6-479 12 I Hates, Chief Rents, and Insurance 429 8 9 338 3 0 Less Income Tax returned 68 a II Less proportion of donation reserved for 361 7 10 10 0 expenditure in 1892 . 50 0 0 " Auditors' l ..'ee .. 10 g8 16 0 . G ~K" d ----288 3 0 Copies of Christian vVorker to Subscribers . Prison ate. "llSSlon an Evangelization 38 8 II :' LAUNOHY EXPENSEs:-\N'ages, Coal, Repairs, &c .. 259 4 7 Day. Nurs,ery "...... 10 10 0 ,: !\D~t~HS:l~I{A:.!ON E~PENSF.S, including Omce Salaries, Postages Whltsnntlde Treat .. . 23 4 II 1 nntlng', I ravelhng, &c " . 820 6 onfcrence .. rIO 10 0 ,\XTON BHIG/\!H:' Expenses :-Magazines,Booksl&.c 330 18 3 \Vages paid Fot'oman and Boys q5 13 9 Donation by Administrator and Next of Kin of the late Mrs. Clegg2~;?~6 '~ ~ .176 12 0 .129 13 3-- .1 6 18 9 " HOME FOR CRIPPLED AND INCURABLE CHlLOlU:N:- " Less Sale::; . .. .. " I'IHEwOOD Dgpt\RT:\IENT: incltldin~ 0 1~90 " Purchases Stock at Dec. 31St. .139 Surph.ls at Dec. 31St, ..: r8G 2 18 Donation for endowment ot Cot, brought forward from Less Stock at Dec. 31St. 91...... Donat~~~~ endo~vment ~f Cot~ ece;~red ~89~" :::::·~i~~ o 0 1,3 5 5 3 for I .. o 0 \oVa~cs paid l;"orcman and Boys 58.1' 4 0 1786 2 a " INVESTMENTS:- 1,899 9 3 ., Sales 1,870 IS 11-- 2810 4- 2~,% Interest on [IO,2g6. o. 2. C,?n.sols

Purchases including stock at Dec,31 1890 387 2 2 612 8 0 Less Stock at Dec. 3'St, 18gl...... 140 I 9 6.II 910-- 0 18 2 ~n ································· . H 10ST1AN \V0RKl-::R " purchases including stock [at ;~~ I~ ~ Drc. 31sl. 1890 .. 195 0 10 Wages paid Foreman and boys Le s stock at Dec. 31. 1891. .. 21 9 0 ----- 462 II 9 22 3 10 173 I I 10 ales .. 150 a .j Carried forward ... [13,939 16 6 23 3 6 CalTicd forward ... [3.835 13 ~ 35 34 STATEMENT.-Coltliltlled.

" GIRLS' TRAINING Ho;\n: lC Rosen Hallas" (for Emigra- tion and SllUalIons\ Expenses .. . . 4°1 5 r EMIGRATION Outfit and Passage Expenses including Slock Dec. 31St. 1890 . 921 8 8 Less Stock at Dec. 31St. 1891 .. 39 12 7

881 16 I Less Payments by Relatives . 27 6 3--854 9 10 I tI GIRLS' HOME I' Heathfield" Expenses .. 459 6 :: Less Girls' Earnings . .. 79 II 7-37914 6 .. ORPHAN Ho;\n-:s: . Board [ I047 IS 10 lotlllng [338 2 7 " Wages [246 19 6 Snndries [57I [5 6-2,204 13 HO;\lK FOR CRIPPLED AND INCURABLE CHlI.OREN : Board.. :...[200 17 3. Wages fI36 0 4 CIOlhlng and Sundries : ~152 6 9--489 Purchase ~f [15.4° 7 0 South Austrahan Government four per cent ll1scnbed stock (endowment of cots)...... 1,600 0 9 CHILDREN'S OPEN Al~L_NIGHT-SHELTER-Expenses 30'2 0 8 Less proportion of Rent by Industrial Examined and found correct, Brigades 50 ° 0 JONES, CREWDSON & YOUATT, Less Payments by relatives...... 2 6 0 52 6 0--249 14 S 7, Norfolk treet, Manchester, " DAY NURSERY: Expenses Chartered Accot/1//allts l{ent, Wages, Food and Attendance for Children 72 19 MaI'c!> 251h, 1892. .. Less Payment by relauves 24- 16 3 2 " SEA-SIDE HOME (Lytham) Rent, Wages, Board, Fares, &c .. 9 5 " SU~DIER CAMl' " vVages, Board, Fares, &c . 19 4 " TRAINING SHIP:-Ex'Pens~s 104- 19 2 II Less PaymenlS by relatives '2 15 0--10'2 4 % " PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN :-Rent. Wages, Legal Expenses, &c 276 7 " PRISON GAT~ i\·1t9SIO~ and Evangelization Expenses 8-4- 13 9 Less received for lure of hal!.. · ·.. 4 4 0--80 9 9 " HANDBELL EXPENSES ·· .. ·· ·· .. ··· ·· .. ··.. ·.. 51 IS II II Less Earnings 4-'2 16 8-- 9 '2 3 II BRASS AND FIFE B ..\NDS EXPENSES ·· · 55 0 8 :: WI~~~~N~~~~ll~p~·~~~·s·::::·:::::::::.::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::: 5 ~ 0--i; ISO I~ " CONFElll!.NCE .". (See SpeCial Conlnbutlons) IIO 18 3 Boys' DE.BTS Ext1IlgUlshed ···· · ··· .. ······· 15::2 10 ',II Purchase of [1934 10 0 Victorian Government 4% Inscribed Stock 1885. (Lucy Oram Clegg Fund) 1999 IS 9 II BANJ' INTEREST charged 37 4 6 Less aliowed .. 4 3 1--33 I 5

[14,720 0 2 [14,720 0 2 IDr. EXTENSION ACCOUNT.

£ s. d. £ s. d. To Subscriptions and legacies during 1891 .. 3,13616 0 By Balance being deficiency at December 3,st 1890 ...... 82 3 " GREAT DUCIE STREET BUILDING :- II Rents an~ Sale 01 Old Material . 97 9 6 R. Neill & Sons in settlement . 4 5 17 3 Sir J. J. Harwood, Painting &c . 500' 0 0 Joiner work done at Refuge Workshop 56 0 10 Fittin&s and furnishing . 80"3' 9 Sundnes 29 '9 3 ---- 1,082 II I

11 PRINTING-NEW' Il'iDUSTRY:- .. Type, fittings &c · ~5 7 , 11 Newly acquired land in Frances Street, chief rent, :-- taxes, water &c ". ,.. 31 IG II Expenses in Iaction:. Lees v Trnstees for alleged damage to property... 250 13 0 II Balance in hand December 31St, 18g1 ,., 1,010 13 4 l,;.J 0'1

£ 3,234 5 6 -----£3,234 6

IDr. BALANCE SHEET, December 31st, 1891.

£ s. d. £ s. d. To Investment Fund 19,678 '4 8 By £10,2g6. O. 2. Consols, 2i % (Charles Leigh Clare Williams Deacon & Manchester & Salford Bank, Ltd. 1,039 19 4 fund a/c.) 10,000 0 ° " [1,000 Manchester Corporation"," stock (Girls Home It Extension ale 1,010 13 4 % fund a/c) I,OOO 0 0 II Prevention of Cruelty to Children ale...... 50 0 0 " Boys' Bank Balances 61 17 " £470 OldhamlCorporation 4 % stock (Girls' Home fund ale) 502 18 0 1,502 18 0 " £2,800 OldhaJl Corporation 4 % stock (Orphan Homes ale.) 2,9g6 0 0 Less £ ',500 sold (1890) for Extension ale 1,830 ° ° -----1,166 ° 0 " £2025 Grand Trunk Ry. Co. ofCanada 4 % debenture stock (Cripples Home fund a/c) 1,996 4

" £',400 Manchester Ship Canal 4 %deben- l,;.J ture slock (Cripples Home lund a/c) ',4'3 'S 6 '1 " £1540 7 0 South Australian Government Examined and found correct, tu~di~/~t~e.d.~~~.C~..(~~~~~I~s .. ~.~rr.'e 1,600 0 9 JONES, CREWDSON & YOUATT. 5,010 0 II 7, Norfolk Street, Manchester, " £1,934 10 ° Victorian Government 4 % inscribed stock (Lucy Oram Clegg fund) 1,999 'S 9 elwrtered A ccowl/auts. " Stock of Clothing, Wood, Paper, Magazines &c 1,436 18 7 1\1arch 25th, 1892. " Deficiency as per Financial Statement...... 72 5 II 3

£21,841 4 6 £2',84 4 6 ' 39 38 £ s. d. ,\non 0 10 0 Armstrong Miss 0 IO 0 Ascroft Mrs. 0 10 0 DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1891. Astbury Mrs. 0 10 0 A little girl 0 6 6 Atkinson Benj. 0 6 6 Anou (Girls' Emigration) 0 5 4 £ s. d. Atkinson Miss 0 5 0 Armitage Benj. J.P. (Emigration) 50 0 0 Anderson Miss 0 5 0 Allen Chas. P. .. 20 0 0 Anon 0 5 0 A. K (Emigration) 10 0 0 Avery Mrs. 0 5 0 Anon 10 0 0 Anon per Amateur Photographer 5 0 0 Pel' Miss A. Lonsdale, (Alderley Edge Association):- Armitage Sam!. .. 5 0 0 Rowcliffe J. B. .. 5 0 0 2 2 0 Armitage V. K, J.P. 5 0 0 Fletcher Mrs. L. E. Ashworth John (Emigration) .. 5 0 0 Jones Mrs... I I 0 Arnold W. A. 3 3 0 Blackburn Mrs. II 0 An n 3 0 0 Lonsdale Mrs. I I. 0 I I 0 Ascoli E. 2 5 0 Illingworth Mrs. Agnew J. H. & Bro. 2 2 0 Tinker Mrs. I 0 0 Agnew Mrs. Thos. 2 2 0 Waterhouse Miss .. I 0 0 Allen Peter 2 2 0 Roberts Mrs. 0 10 6 Anderson Dr. Stirling .. 2 2 0 Lonsdale Miss Maud 0 10 6 Atcherley Mrs... 2 2 0 Newsome Mrs. 0 IO 6 Anon 2 0 0 Lonsdale Miss 0 10 6 Arthur Andrew .. 2 0 0 Davies Mrs. 0 10 6 10 0 A Frodsham Friend I I 0 I-Ieadlam Mrs. 0 10 0 Allen J. E. T. II 0 Flohr Mrs... 0 10 0 Antrobus Ed. I I 0 Chew Mrs... 0 10 0 Armistead Rd. I I 0 Friend 0 to 0 Anon I I 0 Barber Harry 0 Armstrong Thos. & Bro. II 0 Moxon Mrs. 0 10 0 Ashcroft H. N ... II 0 Lavidge Mrs. 0 5 0 0 0 Ashworth F. I I 0 Sykes Mrs... 5 0 0 Ashworth R. II 0 Haigh Mrs... 5 0 0 A.W. II 0 1 apier Mrs. 5 0 0 Aston i(isses I I 0 Zill i\lrs. 5 An Old Heathfield Girl I 0 0 Pel' Miss E. Howcliffe:- Anon I 0 0 Hailton Mrs. I I 0 Ashworth Ed. I 0 0 Petty Mrs... I I 0 Alexander \¥. T. I 0 0 Howclifle i\lrs. I I 0 Aitken Mrs. I 0 0 Hailton Mrs. Chas. I 0 0 A. O. I 0 0 Brownell Mrs. 0 10 0 Anon I 0 0 . P~tls Mrs... 0 5 0 Arthur & Lily 0 6 15 Rowclifle Edith 0 5 0 Atkinson John 0 15 0 Simpson Mrs. 0 5 0 Anon 0 10 6 Barber MiS'S 0 5 0 A. O. & K D. 0 10 6 Barber liss G. 0 5 6 Armour Rev. W. 0 10 6 McNeill George 0 2 0 0 10 6 Andrew L' M. & Son Griffiths Mr. 0 2 6 A3hwort John .. 0 10 0 Kershaw Mr. 0 2 6 A.T. P. .. 0 10 0 £ s. d. Per i\Iiss E. Ro\\'clifTe, cOllti/lllrct :_ £ s. d. Barnardo Dr. 5 00 Kay Mr. o 2 6 Bannerman J. A. 5 00 Massey j\JI' . James o 2 (, Buckley amI. .. .. 5 00 Tyler Mrs... o 2 6 Goodier Mrs. Broadhurst H. Tootal. . 5 0 0 026 Barnes i\Iis Esther 00 l\1a sey Mrs. Tom .. 026 5 Barnes Miss Mary 5 00 Sums under 2/6 r 2 0 Barn s-Slacke Re\·. \V. S. 5 00 Pel' i\Iiss i\Iay Bickham ;_ Boyd Jas. .. 5 00 00 Railton John 2 2 0 Brightmore Hy. 5 00 Ramsbottom Mr. I I 0 Boyd Mrs. 5 00 Wilde Mrs... I I 0 Bridgforel F. .. 5 0 Railton Miss I I 0 Bentley Miss (Girls £2 2/- 13 ys £2 2{-) 44 Robinson 0 wald .. I I 0 Broughton Copper Co. (18go & I8gI) 4 4 0 Bickham Miss May r r 0 Balfour Rt. Hon. A. J. M.P... 3 3 0 J arningham Thos. rIo Broadfielel Geo... 3 00 220 Groves i\I rs. I I 0 Bowl rEd. 220 Stoehr Mrs. has. I I 0 Boddington's Breweries Ld. 220 A lams, Lady Forbes I 0 0 Blackl ck E. & Co. 220 "Venner Mrs. o 10 6 Barbour Bros. 200 "Vorthingtou T. o 10 0 Br wn Miss Lucy C. Br adhurst Mr. & Mrs. Edward 200 Gillies A. A. o 10 0 Blades Mrs. 1 IO G Per Mrs. "V. ·W. Coulbom :_ Baines Mr.. I 10 0 oldhorn Mr. & Mrs. I 0 3 3 0 Beckett Mrs. 5 Schuster F. L. 33 0 I ames Alfd. I I 0 Duckworth C. 220 Barlow Frank I I 0 Gray W. H. 1 I 0 Boutflower Dr. A. 110 Coulborn Miss o 10 0 Br a Imeadow J. H. I I 0 onsterdine Rev. J. W. 07 6 Butterworth Mrs. E. 1 I 0 Consterdine ecil .. o 5 Bryan Mrs. I I 0 chroeder Miss o 5 0 I eeley Thos. J.P. I I 0 Chantler Miss o 2 G Bryant Jesse I I 0 Beaty Rd. I I 0 Bell, Exors of late \Vm. .. 100 o 0 I I 0 Browne Dr. Hy. Beaty Robt. 50 o 0 I I 0 Bell Thos. Barnard G. F. 50 o 0 Blanel . \Y. rIO Boys' Industrial Brigade, Grant from 50 o 0 Bowler Mrs. Wm. 1 I 0 Barnes Mr. & Mr . Alfred (Special) .. 25 o 0 Beales Hy. I I 0 Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Alfred .... o 0 I I 0 B.H. 15 Bayley \Y. 12 o 0 Beech i\lrs. I I 0 Brown Rev. E. A, (Training Ship Special ase) 10 o 0 Blackwell John .. I I 0 Bealey Richd. (Whitsuntide) .. 10 o 0 I I 0 Booth George Bles i\1. S. J. 10 o 0 Broadhurst Hy... I I 0 Burnley Aid Committee Prevention of Cruelty to Children Blackstock & Co. I I 0 Society, (Special case) 10 0 0 Bayley Mrs. . E. l 0 0 Barningbam Thos. 10 0 0 Barlow, J. R. Bacon J. H. .. I 0 0 10 0 0 Bra Ibury Arthur \V. 100 Bazley Sir Thos. Barl. 5 0 13roa Ibent Miss .. I 0 0 Brooks Sir Wm. Cunliffe Bart. 5 5 0 Blathwayt G. W. W. 100 Beith, Stevenson & Co. 5 Boddy Chris. 5 5 0 He l Jas. G. I 0 0 5 o 0 Blunt Mrs. J. I 0 0 42 43 £ s. d. s. d. Barber Miss G. E. £ I 0 0 Pel' Mrs. H. T. Gaddum, (Bowdon Association) COil till lied :- Bell Miss ~ 0 10 6 NapIer W. A. 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Fred 1 0 0 Fildes Mrs. r I 0 Rigby Mrs. .. .. 0 10 0 Jackson Mrs. I I a Armitage Mrs. \'\'. Junr. .. 0 5 0 oward Mrs. II 0 Armitage Miss 0 5 0 Harris Miss I r 0 Worrall Mrs. H. I I 0 PCI' Mrs. Neville Clegg:- Bradbury Mrs. II 0 Clegg Neville 10 0 0 Lycett :\1iss IT 0 Eerr Mrs. .. 3 3 0 44 s. d. Pel' 1\1 rs. feville Clegg, rOIl/inlled : £ Barker Mrs. +5 ~ 2 2 a Clegg Mrs. Neville £ s. d. 2 2 a Johnson Mrs. Clegg Mrs. C. H. I I a 2 2 a Atkinson Mrs. C. C. I I a 2 2 a Hervey l\Iiss Charlton J. I I a I I a Bellhouse Miss Chadwick 1rs. (Southport) I I a I I a Bellhouse Mrs. E ... Chadwick John .. I I a I I a urtis !frs... Chadwick Mrs... I a a I I a Collius Mrs. Chadwick Mrs... I a a I a a Ogle Mrs. .. Cranswick Mrs... I a a I a a I Field I\Irs... Chevalier Miss .. a a I a 0 A Friend Cockroft 1\1 iss .. I a 0 a 7 a Clegg Joseph ...... 0 15 a Charlewo d Mrs. T. " .. 0 10 a Clegg Ex rs. of the late Mrs. Lucy Oram .. 2000 0 0 Clegg Mrs. Neville (Whitsuntide) 0 10 a rossley \V. 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Denholme Dr. 0 10 0 3 0 0 Chapman Mrs... 10 2 2 0 Micaelis Mrs. 0 0 Carr, Lomas & Co. 10 2 2 0 Little I\res... 0 a Crofton & Craven 10 2 2 0 Ford Mrs. .. 0 0 Clifton & Kersley Coal Co. 10 2 2 0 Povah Chas. 0 0 Challender E. 10 2 2 0 Ford P. 0 0 Candlin i\1ajor 10 2 2 0 Carr Jas. E. .. 0 0 urnick H. D. 0 10 0 2 2 0 Phillips R. & Son .. C. P. 10 2 a 0 Clarke Thos. 0 0 Cradocks Mrs. I 10 0 ,'V righ t Edward 0 10 0 aidwell Stuart .. 0 10 a I 7 6 Roy Gilbert arlisle Rev. H. H. 10 I I 0 Wats n James .. 0 a arter J. & Co... I Harrison Miss (Box) 0 6 a rankshaw I\[iss I 0 I I 0 Clayton I\Iiss .. 0 5 a utler \V. H. I I Powr,all Mrs. Alf. .. 0 5 0 Clayt " F. W. 0 .. I I 0 Hallworth vVm. 0 5 0 Carver \V. Oswald I I Groome Mrs. 0 5 0 'olquhoun Peter 0 I I Booth Miss 0 5 0 Cunliffe J. W. 0 I T 0 Jackson Mrs. 0 5 0 Pownall Dr. 0 5 0 Batty Jas. .. 0 5 0 46 . £ s d. 47 Pel' Miss Kirlew, (Chorlton,clIlII-Hardy Associatiol/) cOlltil/llcd:- £ s. d. Evans Mrs. (St. Helens) .. 100 0 0 Whittaker G. 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...... --- - -.- ..- .---..---.. ----. - .. -,: n' - -'''---''''--'---- "-'---<'~ ~<'__~__••" £ s. d. £ s. d. Longson Harold I o 0 Waterhouse Misses o 18 0 Le\\is Mrs. o 14 6 \\'ill ockJ. o 14 8 Lees I-I. .. o 12 3 vVolsel y Restaurant o II 3 Luce Mrs. o 10 0 Willis H. G. o 10 0 Liston's Hotel o 8 4 White Bear Hotel o 7 4 066- Leaniug Stapleton o 8 I \\Talker Mrs. Edward o 3 0 Lads' Institute .. o 7 10 \'Vright ~l iss Amelia o I 8 Lee A. H. .. o 7 2 Walker Jos. L. & Y. Ry. Carriage \Vorks: Newt~;l He;th o 3 6 Mayor D., Family Box per ...... 2 o 0 COLLECTING CARDS. Moore A. B. o 19 4 o 2 6 Muirhead T. & Sons o 19 I Anon ~Jiss [ [ 0 Milne Mrs...... o 9 5 Bennett S. J. ~anchester Berrie Willie o I[ 3 & District Bank, Ki;lg St. :: o 8 6 6 , Margaret & atherine" layton Miss Mary 04 o 5 3 006 Millington Beatrice o 5 2 ollins Arthur .. Dixon Frank M. 07 6 Mabley Miss .. o 5 0 Knibbs Miss Minnie [ 3 3 Nott Miss J. M. 2 2 8 o 7 [ Norman, Maud, Ida, & Harold Loftus Miss Louise o 14 0 o 5 S penshaw Mrs. Litton Miss Ada o IO 5 I 10 0 Palmer Miss Lucy Moorhouse Miss Minnie 7 9 8 I 6 a Parker & Sons .. I 12 8 Moffat Percy Ramsbottom Miss May 2 18 6 Price Miss Emily o 10 0 026 Pollitt Miss Florrie Reece Harold 097 67 0 Park Miss A. 070 Skemp Miss Annie Stern Miss EJiz. o 10 0 Palatine Hotel o 0 II o 15 0 Queen'S Hotel Varley Mis Louie H ... o 18 0 I 2 0 Refuge vVilson Mrs. W. N. I 7 I o 16 0 vValker Fred Royal Hotel .. o 17 I 01)6 Williamson Miss Jessie Rogers Gilbert W. o to 0 White Miss Lily 006 Skinner Mrs. 19 2 Stapleton Tno. F. I 2 0 CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFERTORIES, &C. Star Hotef .. .. o 17 I Scott J. & Gilbert Cross o 16 0 Collection at St. Paul's, 29 13 ra Smith Mary o 15 0 at St. John's Church, Higher Broughton [I 19 6 Stones lVIrs. o 15 0 " at St. Anne's Church, Brindle Heath .. 9 15 8 Shelter Box 07 6 at Children's Flower service'l Holy Innocents' 9 14 I Silcocks J. o 2 II at ChIldren's arol Service, hurch 5 I+ 0 Stevenson C. .... 020 at Ea ter Day (1891).. .. Fallowfiel'd. 4 0 6 Tobias A. J. .. " I 15 6 " at Easter Day (1890). . .. 3 6 Tynedale Hydro. Hexham 055 " at Didsbury Parish Church, per F. Moorhouse 6 6 2 Taylor Mrs. .. .. 054 Christmas offerings at Smithills' Chapel per Rev W. S Thatched House Hotel o 4 8 Standen 5 2 4 Tower Hotel .. 04 6 Chorlton Road Congregational Sunday School Missionary Taylor A. & G ... 039 ociety ...... 3 8 9' Taylor Sarah A. .. 03 6 Collection at Sale Congregational hurch.. 2 5 0- Thomas's Chop House o 2 10 M ss ide Baptist Chapel Juvenile Missionary Society Vickerman Ada. ... o 6 6 per H. J. Shaw ., ...... 2 2 0 Walmsley Miss .. 15 0 Brunswick St. Presbyterian Sunday School per Thos. Weir [[7 [Q Williams Rev. T. G. 120 Whalley Range Presbyterian Church Juvenile Missionary vValker Mrs. I 0 0 Society [ [2 C)'

~ ---_.-- ..-- .. ~------_.- ._---_ _-_. __ ._-- ~.-- ~ - .... n' - -..----...... _- , .:'... - __4:__.;..:.... . _._ ...-- _liiialll:iil::l=!l:i~ , s. d. 65 Stretforrl Congregational Sunday School I 0 0 Girls' class per Miss Annie Hill .. o 18 0 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR OFFERINGS.' s. d. Girls' Sunday School, Bowdon .. o 14 0 Anon (France) .. 5 00 Young 'Women's Class, Congregational S. S. Chorlton- Arnold's Mrs. boys I 0 0 cum-Hardy...... o II 0 Armstrong Miss o 10 0 ](ersley Mount 'Wesleyan Day School .... o 10 6 Anon o 10 0 Young Men's Society Chorlton Road Congregational S. S. o IO 6 Anon o 10 0 Young Men's First Class at St. Jolm's Sunday School Anon 07 0 oth' Heights. per S. Baron ...... 0 10 6 Anon o 5 0 St. Brides Church Temperance Choral Society 0 10 0 Auon 05 0 Class at Rusholme Road Sunday School .. 0 IO 0 Anon (Eccles) o 5 0 Sunday School Class per Mrs. Harris 0 10 0 Beckett Mrs. o 10 0 Boys' Fifth Class, Chapel-en-le-Frith Church Sunday Beckett Miss M. A. o 5 0 School per Miss Isabel \Villiamson .. " 066 Bailey Chas. A. o 5 0 Ninth Class St. Joho's Sunday School, Heywood .. 030 Bowen Mrs E. o 5 0 Brown Mr. o 5 0 Clarke and Marshall's Charity (per Mayor of Manchester) 200 BAZAARS, SALES OF WORK, MEETINGS, &c. Chorlton Mrs. S. and friends .. I 0 0 "Christmas Present" .. o 10 0 o 10 0 Refuge Sale of Work...... 450 9 3 Cooke Thos. Supplementary Sale of Work, Southport .. 36 13 8 Carrington Smith Mrs. and Yates Mrs. W. G. 09 0 Wood Dr. 5 0 0 Cranswick Misses o 5 0 Pilkington Geo. A. (Mayor of Southport).. 6 8 0 Cox Ethel and Hilda 05 0 Batty J. R. I 1 0 Dunkerley '. C. 100 Davies Theo. H. 5 0 0 Fynney Mrs. 2 0 0 Macfie Col. 1 7 6 Fell Miss I 0 0 100 50 5 19 S­ Foster-Mills Harold, Mabel, & Kathleen o 5 0 Proceeds of Alderley Edge Meeting 15 J 0 Friend I 14 6 " Annual " .. 12 15 I Glenalbyn Family I 0 0 Bury 12 14 5 Godson Mrs. Goulder, Sybil, Johnny, Humphrey, Robin, Mercy & 7 2 IO o 12 0 Lytham I 16 2 Colin .. o 10 0 Stalybridge " o 10 9 Gillies Little Frank Proceeds of Children's Bazaar per Emma and Mabel Gaukroger Family & Servants o 10 0 086 Southern and Mary and Lucy Stelfox (Emigration) .. II 6 Haffenden ,V. H. Bazaar per Misses T. Leathley, A. & M. Shaw, & N. Hagen }(ate o 5 0 0 Bennison .. 6 5 6 Halstead Miss Mary 05 Proceeds of Entertainment at Salford Dock Mission Hall Jefferis Mrs. .... 100 Jackson Mr. & Mrs. G. 05 0 per L. P. ott...... 3 3 0 Proceeds of Entertainment, per the Hon. W. Warren Locke Bros 05 0 I I 0 Vernon, Poynton ...... 3 o 0 Midwood G. Norris Children's Bazaar per l\'!isses Helena, Maud, and Gertrude Moore Albert E. 05 0 05 0 . Warren .. " ...... I 15 0 "Mite" .. Children's Bazaar per M. E. \Vorthington, F. Ylonks, A. Marsden Nellie .. 05 0 06 , . Chapman, and A. J. & L. Hayes .. .. I 10 0 Pickford's Pupils, Miss 5 Chtldren's Bazaar per Edith and Maud Bennett, S. A. Ralph Miss ...... 05 0 I 10 0 . Hampson and M. Worthington .. o 3 S. Schwabe & Co., A few employes at ChIldren's Bazaar per Eliz. and Edith Gill and Elsie and Sharp The 'lisses .... I 0 0 o 10 0 Mary Pollitt ...... o 14 0 Stonier Mrs. (per Miss Low) .. o ·10 0 Children's Bazaar per Mary and Annie McLeod and A. W. II nooks" 05 0 I Cooke.. ." .. '.' .. 07 0 Scott !\tIl. Thorp's Mrs. children .. o 10 0 66 s. d. Tinkler Mr. £ o 5 0 £ s. d. 'Walmsley Francis H. I I 0 " Pidduck Edith Annie 066 Waterhouse Thos. 100 " Railton :\Irs... I 14 3 Wollaston Mrs... " Rodger Geo. T. 100 Wilson Mrs. .. .. 100 0 " Rushworth Dorrie & Cyril .. o 10 6 Family Collection per Anon 05 o 10 0 " Rowell Mrs. o 10 0 10 0 " Ashworth, Lawrence A. o 5 0 ,. Roberts T. .. o 10 0 "Anon .. 050 " RoyIe Thos. .. o " Barker H. S... 600 .. Rose Leslie 07 0 0 " Broadbent Miss I 10 0 " Robinson Mrs. E. 05 .. Bardsley Mrs. .. Sykes Miss Marjorie (Cheadle) 2 5 0 I 3 6 I 6 0 " .. Brook House" o 16 6 " Sykes Miss 1\'1. .. Shirley S. o 13 0 "Bowman H... .. o 15 0 .. Smith Gertrude Ellen o 10 10 " Browne Miss Agnes .. o 10 0 "Smith WA... o 10 6 " Beckett Mrs. .. .. 07 6 .. Stogdale Miss H. o 5 0 " Berry Jos. .. .. 07 0 " Uttley Emily & Alice o 10 9 " Collins Mrs. Edward o 12 0 o 10 6 " Cababe Miss Madeleine o 10 0 .. Viner Lizzie . .. "Yorral, Grace, Philip, Stephen, & " Clegg Humphrey o 10 0 I 10 0 " Campbell W. 060 Bertram .. .. Cowley E. F. .. Williams E. Leader .. I 5 6 o 5 0 .. White Wm., M.D. I 0 0 " Carver Hugh.. 05 0 .. Wellwisher .. 100 " Dickie J. .. .. o 18 0 .. 'Whitley Mrs. Ellen .. o 10 0 " Denniston Miss Elsie o 7 6 05 6 ,. Edwards Theo. .... I 0 0 .. \;Yhittaker Miss .. Egerton Florrie & Nannette. .. \;Yhitham Mr. & Mrs. C. 05 0 o 5 0 05 0 " Farrar Hubert L. .. o 10 0 .. Winterbottom Mrs. .. "Yalker Herbt. o 5 0 " Given Miss Chrissie 07 0 o 5 0 " Hunt Mrs. H. I 0 0 " Waddell Alex. " Hacking Dick o 13 9 Sums under 5/- .. 7 3 3 .. Hunt Reginald R. o II 8 " Howarth Robt. W. o 10 6 OPEN DOOR FUND . .. Hallworth Leslie o 10 0 " Heyworth Miss (Open All-Night-Shelter.) o 5 0 " Ingleson Miss E. .. 066 Drawing Room Sale of \N'ork held at Burnside, part pro­ " Jones Miss Maggie .. 066 ceeds of. per Mrs. Jno. :Vlilne 20 0 0 " Jones Miss Sarah Owen 060 E.W o 10 0 " I{enyon Miss B. o 12 0 FrJm one deeply interested 5 o 0 .. Lings Thos. .. 2 0 4 14 0 H Frida" .. o " Luce Mrs. o 7 0 Galloway Mrs. Ed 2 2 0 " Lister "Y. 05 6 Jones M... o 2 6 " Mitchell A. M. .. I 17 6 Lancaster :vIt-s... o 10 0 .. Mottershead Jno. W. I 5 0 Littlemore Band of Hope per Mr. Willason o 5 0 " Moorhouse F. G. .. o 5 0 Shelter Box o 14 0 " Oldham L. M. 090 Trevor Hugh o 10 6 ,. Orr W. J. .. 060 ';Yorthington Mr. & Mrs. H. H. .. 100 o 0 " Osborne Sydney 059 ZlInmern Mrs... o 1'0 6 " Peacock Miss o 14 0 " Parry Hubert W. o 10 8 " Pickin J os. .. o 10 0 SEA-SIDE HOME FUND. .. Pearson J. C ... 06 9 Arminson W. 1 I I 0 A. R. o 10 0 69 £ s. d. Pel' Miss O. Hertz" Olga" Cot:­ Bennett Mrs. A. .. o 10 6 Birley Mrs. F. H ... 07 6 o 10 0 68 Gaskell Misses Hertz Mrs... 200 £ s. d. I 0 0 Broughton Park Ladies Misson Hertz Miss O. 50 0 0 100 Band of Kindness Members 0 Heywood Mrs. C. J. B~' 3 0 0 o 10 0 " Bowdon Downs Cot" per j."H. dell:: 20 0 Hertz Miss .. 0 o 10 0 Bazley Dowager Lady . . y 0 Hertz Miss A. T. Bentley Miss .. .. 3 0 I I 0 2 Micholls Mrs. 2 0 o 10 0 Birley Mrs. .. " Nunn.Mrs... 2 2 0 00 Beaumont vVm. G., J. P. 0 10 Philips Mrs. H. 3 0 o 10 0 Beaumont Mrs 0 0 Potter Miss Birch 1\lrs. .:: :: 7 J 0 0 0 5 0 Simon Irs. H. C. F. for" Catherine" Cot Turner Miss M. I I 0 15 0 0 100 Colley Mrs. D. .. .. Twist Rev. J. J. 0 12 0 o 10 0 Davies Miss Ethel 0 0 Woodhouse Mrs. .. I:'rom one deeply int~l:ested''-, 5 19 6 5 0 0 Special cases I 0 0 Fnend per Miss B. Kenyon .. 0 per G. Gledhill Fne~d 4 4 per Rev. H. B. Hawkins I 0 0 Godson Mrs SUMMER CAMP FUND. Gandy Mrs.··· .. .. II 0 0 10 0 Ashcroft H. N. I I 0 Hamilton Mrs 2 2 o 12 6 Hol~en (Rh~ims) M;~s Hu;~t 0 A.E.S... :\1rs. 'per I I 0 060 Hollins MIss K. .. Arnold S. 060 I-lowe Mrs. .. .. 0 10 0 Anon. 0 10 0 I. 35 0 0 Heyworth Miss .. Birch Lacrosse Club, Benefit match per 0 G 0 Bell Mrs. Louisa 10 0 0 Henderson Miss 0 0 00 " In Memoriam, Septe~ber 2~'" 5 Brown, the late W. Scott 5 I 0 0 5 00 "In loving memory of Jessie" Bailey E. H. 00 I 0 0 H. H. 5 Jackson Miss .. I 0 0 I 0 0 & Baynes Thos. F. Knowles Jackson 0 10 6 o IS II Lightwood Mr. & Mrs Boys' payments.. 2 0 0 Boardman Mrs. & the Misses o IS 0 Livesey Miss Jane '.. 0 10 0 o 12 0 Lancaster Mrs. Barrow J. P. 0 6 0 Barber Miss Annie 060 Mogridge Mrs. I 0 0 05 0 Massey :\1 rs. Beckett Mrs. 0 0 10 0 Burgess H. L. .. 05 ormand Mrs... 0 0 27 13 10 Nickalh Miss E. 5 Collections at Camp Sunday Services 0 10 G 499 Nightingale Miss (Box) .:::::: Collections at Musical Services, Lytham 0 I 0 Catterall Ernest I I 0 Pendleton Congregational Sunday School Cot 12 0 100 Pochll1 H. & A. (card) .. 4 Collection at \Vesleyan Mission, Lytham I 14 0 Cunliffe Mrs. 060 Park C. " 060 Palian Mrs .. .. 0 7 6 Craig John 0 0 060 Ragged School i Missi;n Haii Com'~1ittee: 'Bolt~l~ 5 Charlie, Phil. & Johnny Cane B .. , 060 Rigby Mrs. (Bolton Cot) 20 0 0 Dewhurst Mrs... 220 0 10 o 12 0 6 "Deva" .. Spence Mrs. I 15 0 o 10 0 Shawcross Mrs Elphinstone Geo. Whitw'~rth) o 15 0 Evington John ., 060 Stones Mrs. (pe'r Miss I) :LO 0 0 Schill Miss E. H. 05 T. W.H...... 0 10 0 Friend per Miss B. Kenyon 4 4 0 10 0 0 ?:ayloT' Miss Mary (card) 17 6 ] hrelfall Mrs. .. 3 I () 0 Threlfall Misses E. & i-i I ("vVolla~t~n C~t I 0 0 .0- Wollaston per Mrs. ") 0 0 Westhead Mr. (box) 15 0 6 9 - -- ._- - ~ /-- -

7° £ s. d. 71 Friends, A few Rochdale, per 1iss F. Scott s. d. FaIrbrother Hy. .. .. 3 0 0 £ 3 0 0 Robertson Mrs. (per Miss Hurst) I I 0 Flinn W. H. .. .. 0 10 0 Friend two boys for Camp I I 0 Rushworth Arthur 0 12 0 Read Mr. & Mrs. 0 6 0 Friend ...... 0 6 0 F. M. R. 0 10 0 Russell G. W. .. For Jesus Sake.·.. 0 6 0 Sale of work, part proceeds of, per children of Mrs. Macara 0 6 0 & Mrs. Lawrence 20 0 0 Godlee Francis .. 0 0 Groves Mrs. 3 3 0 St. Anne's Meeting, proceeds of 15 2 0'0 Strines Printing Co. 5 0 0 Goodwin Alfred:: 0 0 Godson Dolly & Kitty:: 0 10 0 Somerscales John 5 0 6 0 Sykes Arthur H. 2 0 0 Higgins F. Platt .. I Hodgson i\lrs. .. 5 0 0 Stansfield J. W 5 9 2 2 0 Stoehr Mrs. C. I 4 0 Hurst Miss 12 0 Herbert Mrs. M·.· I IO 0 "Sandiway" 0 0 10 0 Hoyle "Vm. E ... II 0 Sagrandi Mrs. [ I 0 Shepherd Ed. 0 IO 0 Harker Mrs. 0 10 0 Harrison Geo. I 0 0 St. John's Monitors per Thos. Harper Jr. Rach~l 1 0 0 Schloesser R. 0 6 0 Hope Mrs. 0 0 Hope Miss Katie 0 12 0 Smethurst Alfred 5 0 12 0 "Tent pegs" 2 0 0 Hollin Miss K. I 1 0 Hewlett Mrs. 0 10 0 Thompson T. H. welh~;sher 0 IO 0 Thompson S. Chesters, J.P., .. I 0 0 H. A. (" A :'j 0 12 0 Hopkinson John .. 0 10 0 Tobias A. J. 0 6 0 Tatham Dr 0 12 0 Hamnel Jas. o 10 0 Hdl Miss Annie 0 6 0 " Thankoffering," (Morecambe) 0 6 0 T. C. o 10 0 Hawkins Rev. H. B. 0 6 6 Irwin Mrs. Eliz. a 5 0 Tyson Miss 1 0 0 "Visitor" 0 10 0 Jepson Mrs. I 10 0 Jones Thos. 2 0 0 Wood Miss M. I 0 Kenyon Albert 1 I 0 Walker Mrs. & children 5 0 10 0 "'lard Mrs. A. ,V. I I 0 Kenyo:! Miss B. I 0 0 Lees Mrs. 0 6 0 W.R. 0 18 0 Lund Jas. 3 0 0 Whiteley Mrs. Joshua.. 0 10 0 Wood Mrs. 0 12 0 Livesey i\1i s Jane 0 6 6 Leighton Rev. J. 0 6 0 "ViI on Mrs. 0 6 0 ''''hite Miss 0 6 0 Lawson Richd... 0 0 0 5 6 Whalley Mrs. 6 Moultrie G. "V... 0 6 0 Michaelis Mrs. 1 5 0 Wildman Jos. I 0 0 ''''oolf Miss. 0 5 0 Moore apt. 0 Midgley L. 0 12 0 WhiteR. 0 5 2 8 0 M. G. 0 10 0 Sums under 5/- .. 0 10 0 Metcalf Ed. . U. 0 6 0 ClUIIP Milk FUlld. ! eedham Jas. IO Nightingale J... .. 0 0 Pry Misses Alice Leach and Hincksman:- Offertory at St A'S d" ...... 0 6 0 Bazley Lady 0 10 0 om f . nne s an Services per G. B. Hepworth 2 8 0 0 0 1cers 0 3rd. & 4th. Lanc. Fusiliers per Major Romer 2 Bindloss i\1rs. 5 0 Offertory at ChIldren's Service, Parish Church, Lytham per 5 Eddleston Mrs. 0 5 0 Fair Mrs. Talbot 0 5 0 Ottley R. (Lyons) Rev. H. B. Hawkins 2 5 0 Hermon S. A. 5 0 0 Porter S. " .. 2 0 0 Hincksman VV. B. I I 0 0 12 Pollitt J. T. 0 Lomas Mrs. 5 0 0 0 10 6 Lawrel~ce Jas. I 0 0

I) 73 £ s. d. £ s. d. Skinner Mrs. 29 0 Pel' Misses Alice Leach, and Hincksman, continI/cd '- o 7 5 ~ Seed Miss Malley Miss (Collected by) .. .. . I 19 0 outh Pier, Blackpool .. o 4 10 Musgrave Mr. (Collected by) 0 6 6 Thoma, & o... 02 4 Mellor Mrs. J. .. .. 0 5 0 Thorp r-Irs. (Blackpool) o I 8 Ormerod Mrs. I 0 0 Victoria ofTee House.. o 0 6 Pearson Mrs. I 0 0 Wor,ley Mr. (SI. Annes) I 6 10 Stott S. I 0 0 'Wright Mrs. 073 Smith Mis;; 0 rr 9 \Vilkinson T. o 3 3 Senior Mr...... o 10 0 . Walker S. o 2 8 Seed Miss (Collected by) .. 0 3 0 \Vorth 8:. Co. o 2 I Threlfall I'll rs o 10 0 Threlfall Mis~ E. .. .. o 10 0 Wright H. L. I 0 0 PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN FUND. Other Friends 5 2 4 o 10 0 Sundries .. I 6 Armstrong Miss 5 2 2 0 Sums under 5/- 2 6 6 Boardman Miss .. Barker Mrs... I I 0 Coller/illg Cm'ds. (Calllp). Berry \Nm. 100 Bateman T. C. Tallent o 10 6 Aldred H. .. 0 12 0 Buckley Marshall o 10 6 Ashton Roscoe S. 0 2 0 Brundrett Jas. o 10 0 Dunn A... 4 I 0 Burgess H. L. .. 05 0 Ellison J. P...... 3 15 6 Bell Rev B. 05 0 George Henry ...... I 6 0 Bentley Mrs. 026 Lancashire & Yorkshire Bank, Hanging Ditch 0 2 0 Crook J os. & Sons 220 Oldfield Ed. Junr. 0 10 0 Candlin Major I I 0 Robinson Miss .. o 17 0 Drawing Room Sale of Work held at Burnside, part pro­ Shelmetdine C. E. 20 0 0 3 5 0 ceeds of, per Mrs Jno. Milne Shelmerdine A... o 10 0 Dickins Thos. 100 0 Thompson A. H. .. 5 9 0 Dowson Mrs. 05 Union Bank Fennel St. orr 6 Do children .. 100 Do Norfolk SI. II 0 Flatteley Danl. 1. 2 2 0 o 10 6 Collecting Boxes (Camp). Farrar T. L. Galloways Limited 220 I I 0 Allen Jno. & Co. 0 Godson Mrs. 3 3 I I 0 Ashworth Mr. .. 0 0 Grove & \Vhitnall 5 o 10 6 Box at Camp 15 2 Garnett Jer. 9 o 10 0 Broadhead Mr. (Blackpool) 0 Grundy C. \V... 6 3 0 Brenner Mr. (SI. Annes) 0 I Hockin, Raby & Beckton 55 3 00 Fletcher Mrs. 0 Hampson Miss .. 5 5 6 2 2 0 Garlick Mr. 0 I rr Horsfall T. C. .. I I 0 Hale Mr. .. .. 0 0 . , Harwood Sir J. J. 4 100 Haworth H. (Blackpool) 0 2 I Heyman H. . (1890-91) o 10 6 Howarth Mrs. .. 0 I I Heape Benj. J.P. Biackp~~l) I I 0 Jenkinson Mrs. (Churcil' SI. :: 0 6 II Jackson Danl. S. lenk~nson 220 Mrs. (Talbot qnare, Blackpool) 0 2 Kendal, Milne 8:. Co. 4 o 10 6 I(eehng Mr. (Blackpool) ...... 0 6rr Kelynack Dr. I I 0 Lang- E. & F... .. 0 2 10 Lambert Jas. J o 10 6 Nutter G. (Blackpool) .. 0 o 10 Laxton W. A. o IO 0 Palatine Bar .... 0 I Lees Miss 3 200 Ramsbottom J ... 0 2 T Mather Jno.

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- -_. .~ ~ ~ - .. - ' --- - . . - ~------.-.- .-- - -' - .- '- ',: --,. 74 75 s. d. £ s. d. Mather Wm. M.P. £ Lancaster Mrs... 0 5 0 I I 0 " Marian" M. 0 10 0 I 0 0 Palmer Miss L. .. 0 18 Mayor D. & family (box) 0 0 6 5 Rome Mrs. 0 0 1 icholson Mrs. Frank .. 0 IO 0 5 Refnge Sunday Evening Services I II Pearson Mrs. Mary I I 0 0 Price Misses Sale of Work per Mrs. Roach I 0 0 0 10 0 'Whiteley Mrs. Joshua .. Roylance Mrs. .. I 0 0 10 0 0 Whitehead Miss 0 I Rhodes Mr. & irs. Geo. Higher Crumpsall I 0 0 4 Rodger Mrs. I 0 0 Rushworth Arthur 0 IO 0 CONFERENCE FUND. Strines Printing Co. 3 3 0 Boyd Jas. Sugden James .. I I 0 1 0 0 Steinthai Mrs. F. per Miss Hertz Crossley F. W., J.1-'. .. 38 0 0 I I 0 CollectIons at Conference Sugden Benj. I I 0 34 9 0 Thomson John (I8go-gI) Charlton Hy. 5 0 0 2 2 0 Grimkc Mrs. T.C. 0 IO 0 5 0 0 Taylor Elias Hall Dr... I 0 0 0 IO 0 Harker Mrs. Taylor "Vm. 0 I 0 0 5 0 Johnson C. H. Vickers Thos. & Sons 2 2 0 I I 0 \,yorthington Mr. & Mr~. H H. Kemp Mrs. 2 0 0 .. 150 0 0 IGrlew G. R. WellsM... 0 0 I 0 0 "Vhi ttaker Mr. 5 Lees Miss 2 0 0 0 5 0 Zimmern Mrs. Lees \,ym. 2 0 0 I I 0 1"hillil s Robt. I 0 0 Phillips The late Mrs... I 0 0 DAY NURSERY FUND. Rodger Dr. 5 0 0 Behrens The Messrs Shaw L. K. 5 0 0 2 2 0 Thomson John 0 0 Candlin Major .. I I 0 5 Elliott J. M. J.P. I I 0 ---- Frank Ernest I I 0 HOME FOR CRIPPLED AND INCURABLE CHILDREN FUND. Houldsworth Sir W' H. Bart., M.l. 2 2 0 Harrison, Griffin & Co.. I I 0 Holliday per Miss (Endowment of ot) .. ..400 0 0 Watts S. & J. & Co. I I 0 Barnes-Slacke Rev. "V. S. (Endowment oj Cot) · .400 0 0 Wright Miss 0 IO Barnes Miss Mary do. · .200 0 0 6 Barnes Miss Esther do. Zimmern Mrs. .. 0 IO 6 · .200 0 0 Anon I 10 0 Armstrong Miss 0 10 0 PRISON GATE MISSION & EVANGELIZATION FUND. AJ.M. 0 5 0 A. M... Bentley Miss 0 0 J. 0 5 0 5 Bentley Miss 2 2 0 "Beatrice" 4 4 0 Bellhouse Miss Bellhouse Miss .. 3 0 0 2 0 0 " , legg Mrs. 0 0 Boardman Miss 2 2 0 Carver Ernest 5 "Bethesda Box" ...... 2 0 4 0 0 5 ollection at Anniversary Services (Bethesda £1. I2S. 2d. "Bethesda," proceeds of work done by children I 17 10 Beanmont Mrs... I I 0 Refuge £1. Irs.) .. 2 3 3 Barlow Mrs. I 0 0 Dickin on Mrs. J. B. .. 0 III 0 Delara Mrs. 0 10 0 Bainbridge Mrs. 0 15 0 E. S. L. an old friend .. Beattie IVl rs. 0 10 0 5 (i 6 Butterworth Mrs. 0 IO 0 " From one deeply interested" III 0 0 Friend I 0 0 Children's Bazaar per Miss Gertie Smith ... 7 12 0 Leggett Mrs. 0 [0 6 Collection at Lytham Sunday afternoon er\'lce 2 8 4 76 £ s. d. horlton Road Congregational S.S. Missionary Society .. 2 2 0 Cobbett Mrs. II 0 Candlin Major .. I I 0 77 arver Miss E. A. I 0 0 I s. d. 'ontents of money box of a little one now in Heaven" .. 0 7 8 St. Paul's Sunday School, Heaton Chapel .. 2 16 2 hildren'~ fines per Mr~. Carr 0 6 Scott I\lrs. 2 10 0 Davidson Miss .. II 0 "Sympathy for the helpless Ones" 2 0 0 Davies Mrs. I 0 0 Stevens Mrs. 'Iarshall .. I I 0 Dove 1\11'. Jr. 0 10 0 " Southport" I 0 0 "December 17th." 0 7 6 Sch les Robt. (1890-91) 0 17 6 Davies Miss Ethel 0 5 0 Smyth Mrs. 0 10 0 Entertainment at Springfield per Percy Colles 20 0 0 Shawcross Mrs... 0 5 0 " Edinburgh" 0 10 0 Taylor Mrs. F...... I I 0 E.W. 0 10 0 "ThankofferinR for recovery from sickness" I 0 0 Edward Miss Muriel 0 5 0 "Viner Lizzie" .. II 0 Friend .. 200 0 0 Ward I\lrs. A. L. 5 0 0 " From one deeply interested" 5 0 0 Whitehead R. K. J 0 Fraser Mrs. 5 0 0 W •.Jker Mrs. I 0 0 Flinn W. H. I I 0 Zimmern Mrs... I I 0 Friend r.. I 0 0 Special cases 13 16 6 "Frodsham Friend" 0 10 6 Sums under 5/- 0 II 7 Friend per:Mrs. Bainbricj ge 0 10 0 From a Friend .. 0 10 0 " For mercies received" 0 5 0 EXTENSION FUND, Green Mrs. 5 0 0 · .200 0 0 Garden Bazaar per Pupils of Miss Patchette 4 0 6 Blair G. B., Exors. of the late Goodall Miss Emily 0 10 0 Behrens Chas. .. 25 0 0 Heywood Oliver J. P. (special cot) .. 20 0 0 Barningham T. .. 20 0 0 Hartley per Rev. J. T. (special case) 15 0 0 Crossley W. T- .. 300 0 0 .. 20 0 0 Hertz Mrs. 5 0 0 Evans V>lm. &: o. Hampson Miss .. 5 0 0 Friend per J no. Anstee · .500 0 0 .. 25 0 0 Hardwick Mrs. (Card) .. 2 13 4 Hahlo Geo. J.P. Holland Mrs. S. 0 10 0 Holden John 220 "In memory of D. M. C." II 0 J.S.,M.D. .. · .500 0 0 "In memoriam July 29th." I 0 0 Langworthy Mrs. Exors. of the late.. ..1000 0 0 Jones Mrs. Tom. II 0 Lund Jas. o 10 0 220 J.W.B. .. 0 5 0 Murgatroyd Jas Kershaw 1rs. .. II 0 Oliver James .. .. 20 0 0 Lees Miss E. (1890-91) 2 0 0 Platt Irs. Margaret Exors. of the late .. 500 0 0 Lees Miss S. 1890-91) 2 0 0 Royle & Bennett .. 220 .. 20 0 0 Lawson Richd. 0 IS 0 Taylor, Garnett & Co... Macbeth Bros. 5 .5 0 March Miss C. 2 2 0 ;\1illward Mrs. I I 0 CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORPHAN HOMES. Millington Miss L. II 0 Pearson Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K Shaw, Collected by;- 2 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. "Worthington ...... 100 o 0 Ramsbottom Miss S. 5 0 0 Bazaar & Garden Party at Kersal ell Per Mrs. Barber 50 12 6 Ramsbotton Mrs. 5 0 0 Special case Per Revd. C. Rushby 17 16 0 Rector 8<. V/ardens of St. Clements hurch, Lr. Broughton 2 2 0 A Friend (Oldham) (special case) 16 5 0 h.oylance Mrs... I 0 0 Miss Haig (Special boy) ...... IS o 0 Sale of Work per Pupils of Miss Ellis 10 14 0 Mr. and Mrs. Seebohm (special child). . IS o 0 nr. and Mrs. Ward IS o 0 1\[1". Lees .. 15 o 0 H. H. Smith Cm'ington IS o 0 Hy. Fairbrother .. IS o 0 q

8 79 7 £ s. d. s. d Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K Shaw, COlltillllCd:- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Shaw, COIl/iIlIlCd:- £ Mr. and Mrs. Walton Beatrice 0 10 0 12 0 0 Miss Booth .. 0 10 0 Sale of Work Per the Misses Hardwick 10 6 Thankoffering .. Bath" 9 Miss L. A. Garton 0 10 0 .. 10 0 0 T. W. R. The Misses Child .. 0 10 0 10 0 0 Miss Taylor Nellie (Colwyn) 0 5 0 10 0 0 1<. W. Per F. G. 0 0 Stalybridge, Collection at 8 5 Mrs. Crew .. 9 3 Ellen 0 5 0 6 0 0 Mrs. Green (1890) .• Mrs. Johnson Per Miss Hulme .. 0 5 0 5 0 0 Mrs. Green (1891) .• Mrs. Parkinson 0 5 0 Mrs. HodQ"son 5 0 0 F. Cheetham Hill .. 0 5 0 0 A Friend (Mrs. S.) 5 0 Mrs. & Miss Hart .. 0 5 0 A Friend (M. B.) 5 0 0 The Misses Hankinson 0 5 0 .. 0 Miss Harland 5 0 Christmas Offering for mercies received 0 '; 0 George Southcombe 5 0 0 Lizzie 0 5 0 5 0 0 Mrs. Broadhurst (Bury) .. 0 5 0 Mr. and Mrs. George Rhodes, Higher Crumpsall 0 0 William Sinclair ...... 5 Lily Laine 32 farthings 0 0 8 Chas. Muirhead .. 5 0 0 John Clapham 5 0 0 Mrs. Freston Collected by:- 5 0 0 Mrs. Darbishire (special) Mr. & Mrs. Chesters 2 2 0 K. 5 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. L. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. Freston 2 2 0 Mrs. Clegg .. 5 0 0 0 r,; Miss Hawkins II 0 & 5 0 Madge Kathleen Donnell Mrs. Lee II 0 Mrs. Scott .. 4 2 I 2 10 0 Miss E. Hawkins .. II 0 Miss Goodall (Southport) Mrs. Whyatt I 1 0 G. B. 2 2 0 Mrs. W. Withers .. 1 1 0 Fredk. Taylor 2 2 0 2 2 0 Miss Knott .. 1 1 0 Mrs. Gaddum (Fallowfield) Revd. J. & Mrs. Chippindall 1 1 0 Miss Dawson 2 2 0 Mrs. Hobbs 1 I 0 Miss May Southcombe 2 0 0 Mr. & Mrs. H. Wybrow .. 1 1 0 Miss Florrie Southcombe 2 0 0 2 0 0 Alfred I earce 1 1 0 Miss Hankinson's Bible Class St. John's, Altrincha;'; 1 10 6 Canon and Mrs. Elvy 1 0 0 Thomas Race ...... S. Digg-Ies .. 1 0 0 The Misses Bowden 1 1 0 G. B. Parodis I 0 0 Mrs. Drydel 1 I 0 1 1 Miss Battersby 0 IO 0 Miss Hankinson's Young ''''omen's 0 Bible Class St. Mrs. and Miss Keeling 0 7 6 John's Altrincham (1890) Miss \Vybrow 0 2 6 A Friend (Mr. L.) .. I 0 0 Mrs. Roylance 1 0 0 I Mrs. Rodger Collected by:- Miss Sissous 0 0 , ,. 1 0 Mr. and Mrs. D. Colley 0 Dr. Rodger.. 5 0 0 Mrs. C. Booth 1 0 0 I Friends 2 2 0 1 0 Collected by Miss Daniels Sunday Scl;~Jars 0 Mr. McLaine 2 0 0 0 17 I 1 Miss Higgiubottom (189 1).... 4 Mrs. Hunt 0 0 10 6 Miss Gertrude Higginbottom ( 9 ) Mrs. Hill I I 0 18 0 0 10 6 ~ Mrs. Higginbottom .. .. Mrs. Gall I I 0 'Miss Higginbottom 0 10 6 Mrs. Bowes 1 1 0 Miss Gertrude Higginbottom 0 IO 6 Mr. Jefferson 1 1 0 'Muriel & Connell McConnell 0 10 6 1\1 r. 'Warburton II 0 Maria 0 10 0 Mr. R ss 0 10 6 The Misses Palmer 0 10 0 Mr. Whitham 0 10 0 0 10 0 " 81 £ s. d. 80 Miss harlton Collected by:- £ s. d. Mr. &. Mrs. A. Charlton 3 3 a Mrs. Boutflower Collected by:- Miss Charlton 3 3 a Mr. & Mrs. H. Platt-Higgins 12 a a Mr. &. Mrs. Charlton 2 2 a Mrs. H. Platt-Higgins .. 12 a a Henry Charlton 2 2 a Mrs. Boutflower 12 a a 2 2 a , Miss Bentley E. V. 5 a a . i\Ir. & Mrs. Lang .. 2 2 a Miss Boardman 3 3 a Miss Hampson 2 2 a Miss S. Wilson 2 a a Miss Edith Charlton I I a Thewlis Johnson 2 a a Mrs. Saxon .. I I a ;VI rs. Russell II a :Mrs. R. S. Boddington I I a a Mrs. H. Higgins (Hereford) II Mr. Bowker I I a John Eade ...... II a Mr. 'vV. Carrington I a a Miss Davidson II a Mrs. F. Bridgford .. a 10 G Mrs. T. Higgin I a a Mrs. Thorburn I a a Mrs. Darbishire Collected by;- Joseph Rice I a a i\T rs. Schmolder 2 2 a Miss M. Thorburn I a a Mrs. Kessler 2 2 a Miss F. Thorburn .. I a a Mrs. P. Kessler 2 2 a Miss Mina Thorburn I a a Mrs. Behrens 2 2 a J. Leeming .. a 10 6 Mrs. Darbishire 2 2 a Miss M. Platt-Higgins a 10 a Mrs. Donner I I a Wm. Wilkinson .. a IO a Mrs. E. Micholls I I a Mrs. Parker a 5 a Mrs. Schwann I I a Mrs. Grimshaw a 5 a Miss Harrison a 10 a Mrs. Akhurst a 5 a Miss Holland Collected by :- Miss Barlow Collected by:- 'vVm. Holland 5 a a a a J T. Holt .. I I a James Oliver 5 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel I I a Mrs. Beckett I I a Mrs. Hilton I a a M.H. I I a Miss Lees (for I8go-gI) I a a Miss Holland I I a Mrs. Schofield .. a 10 G H. Morgan .. I I a Miss 'Wilson a 10 a S. Holland .. I I a I a Mrs. Boddy a 10 a J Clemson .. I Mrs. Beaumont a 10 a Mrs. I-I. E. Prest I I a James 'Wilson a 10 a 1rs. J. H. Clemson I I a Miss Snowden a 10 a John Cooper I a a Miss Barlow a 10 a !\Irs. Collier a 5 a Harold Lee.. a 10 a Collee/illl! Boxes 0- Cords. Miss Wagstaffe a 5 a Miss Ralphs a 5 a 3 8 6 Mrs. Booth a a Miss \Vilson 5 Mrs. Beaumont .. 2 II 6 Miss Graham a 5 a I 14 a Miss Woodrow a a Miss Hulme 5 Miss Humphreys I 12 6 a 6 I-l. W. Freston I Miss Wibon Collected by;- 10 6 Miss Orme a Mrs. Dryden 5 5 a gIO Mrs. Bowes a Mr. & Mrs. C. "V. Wilson 3 3 a a 8 9 :vIiss Wilson a 10 a Nettie & Bramwell Daniel Ethel Griffin a 7 6 Mrs. Braddon a 5 a a 4 10 Miss J E. Wilson .. a 5 a I obert Shaw Work Sold .. a 5 a s. d. The Langworthy Home £ The School Girls' Home 0 14 0 The Garnett Home 0 4 5 The Atkinson Home 0 3 "S Rosen Hallas Home 0 3 3 The Higgins Home 0 3 0 Bertie Giddy .. 0 I 2 0 I 2 , . Boys' Earnings, &-c. Subscriptions for 1891 after the The Garnett Home 6 The Crossley Home 17 10 8 12 BOOKS FOR THE YEAR WERE CLOSED. The Higgins Home 3 The Atkinson Home 25 10 0 13 2 & C'o-ope~~tive 'Divici~nds 4 Manchester Salford i:;ociet; 24 6 6 £ s. d. Miss Reyner I 0 Mrs. Fleming I 0 Wm. Lindop I 0 Alfd. Simpson 2 0 0 Alfd. Simpson (Prevention of Cruelty to 'hildren Branch) o 10 6 Miss Gladys Pearson Do. Do. Do. o 10 6 W. Sugden I 0 Jas. Lowe I 0 Mrs. Aked per Miss A. Brown I 0 0 Miss Brown Do. 05 0 A Friend Do. 05 0 Mrs. J. Kershaw o 10 0 H. J. Whitworth I 0 Alfred Leaf (Prevention of Cruelty to Children Branch) o IO 6 Wm. Wilson & Co. 2 2 0 Miss Sidebottom I 0 Robert Cressy .. o 4. . Mrs. Davenhill .. o 10 0 85

HOW TO HELP THE WORK!

UMMARY OF CO TRIBUTIONS, 1891. Write to the "Secretaries," Frances Street, Strange­ ways, for a COLLECTING BOX! and collect what you caD by December 31st. We have £ s. cl very pretty boxes. General Purposes, including Subscription', Or, if you prefer,- Donations, Collecting cards and Boxes, ASK FOR A COLLECTING CARD! Bazaars, Entertainm nts, Christmas Offerings, and Church and Sunday and one will be sent by post. chool Offertories, for Refuges, Homes, Ifyou think you can collect £15 to support a child, or £10 to cover the Emigration expenses ofone child in the and Orphanages...... 6497 18 7 course of the year, write to the Secretaries, and they will Emigration and Training Ship Fund... 857 7 o Sea-Sid Home and Camp Fund... 548 [I 10 send you the photograph ofan Orphan or Homeless Child. Home for Crippled and Incurabl Child- It would be a happy thing to feel that you were thus the ren, Maintenance Fund ... means of the rescue of "one such little child." ... 420 19 4 Endowments of Cots at Home for Or, send us any article that you can spare, and that can be turned into money for the benefit of our work; Crippled and Incurable Children ... 1200 0 o Prevention of Cruelty to Children Fund such as jewellery, pictures, articles of vIrtu, &c. 3 o \IVhitsuntide Treat Fund Last, but not least; when you see or hear of a poor + II Police Court and Prison Gate Mission wretched, neglected child. don't give it a copper and Fund pass on ; stay a minute and inquire into the case, and 8 II if you cannot bring it to the Refuge, send us the name Day ursery Fund 10 10 0 Conference Fund... and address, and the case shall be visited and, ifpossible, lIO 10 0 permanently helped. Building Fund (Strangeways) 3136 16 0 Investment And, above all, when enjoying the comforts of your 2000 0 0 own happy home, breathe a prayer for poor homeless £15,212 16 1 children, and for those who are working among them! LEONARD K. SHAW, } GILBERT R. KIRLEW, HOlt. Sees. 86 FIREWOOD. Eighteen hundred pounds worth sold last year.

Ordinary Bundles.. .. 5s. per hundred. Ditto, dipped in Resin .. 6s. Each bllildle witlmalte tlme fires. Fire Lighters.. .. 20S. per thousand. - GIFTS.- Each olle lIIa/les It fire. We invite our friends to try this Firewood. , 1

JOINERY. USEFUL ARTICLES FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD, Made in the Joiners' Shop at the Stralll;ewllYs Refuge. Donations of Clothing, new or second-hand, or useful Step Ladders (latest styles.) Bed Tables. articles of any description, will be most thankfully Clothes Maidens. Bed Rests. received. As our children come to us needing everything, Curtain Stretcher Frames. House-maids' Boxes. Knife Boxes. Book Cases. and as we have SEVENTEEN HOMES to provide for, Linen Cupboards. &c., &c. there is hardly any limit to the way in which the work All kinds of Plain and Fancy Tables & General Joinery Work. can be helped forward.

SHOEMAKING, TAILORING, & PRINTIN.G, IN ALL THEIR BRANCHES. Special Illustrated Price List on applicatioll. / ,

Al ost Card, addressed to "The General Superintendent, Refuges £150 per week required to carryon the and Homes, Strangeways," for any of these five departments will have prompt attention. various operations of the Institution.

Samples of the products of our workshops A may be seen at the Refuge Depot, Great Ducie Street, corner shop of New Building, where the Committee invite a call. 88 Tl[l~ T\\'I~NTY-THW.J) ,\. t\T.\L ]\EPOIn' OF TilE MANCHESTER AND SALFORD • BOYS' AND GIRLS' REFUGES FORM OF MONEY LEGACY, AXI) (~ •( CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY, STI\A;\GEW.\YS, M.\NCHE'TER.

I bequeath to the "MANCHESTER AND SALFORD Boys' AND Trustees. GIRLS' REFUGES AND CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY:' established in HERI;EJ< r PilI LIPS, Esq., J.P. HE:>:J

MA:-ICHESTER: HOYS REFUGE, ['Rl:--."TI:\C;, lJEPART:-'IE:\'T, STRt\S(;EWAYS~ Boys' Refuge, Printing Department, Strangeways, Manchester. 1893.