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Read in the HOMES, OFFICES and WORKS
ofthegreatmajorityoftheCOUNTY,CLERICAL,
PROFESSIONAL, and MERCANTILE Classes
in its wide area.
Its direct POSTAL CIRCULATION is probably larger than that of any other
MORNING newspaper published in THE PROVINCES.
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Indispensable to Vendors of Real Estate and
Promoters, of Sound Commercial and Financial
Undertakings.
TERMSofSUBSCRIPTIONon APPLICATION.
Head Offices: - - ALBION STREET, LEEDS.
London Offices -171, FLEET STREET, E.C.4.
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Publisher and Manager E. THORNTON.
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Bartholomew’s Hospital
fit
West Smithfield, London, E.C.1.
(Founded 1123)
Patron - HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V.
ACCOMMODATION
ITS
Beds in the Hospital - 686
Beds at the Convalescent Home - 70
WORK
ITS 756
7,033 In-Patients.
247,099 attendances of Out-Patients.
(Average for 3 years to 31st December, 1919.)
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ITS FINANCIAL POSITION:
The Annual Expenditure
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(Average for 3 years to 31st December, 1919.)
At the Hospital and
Convalescent Home £128,459
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£128,459
The Income from Endowments £80,151
(Average for 3 years to 31st December, 1919.)
Less Mortgage Debt - - 5,072
£75,079
Leaving a balance of - £53,380
to be obtained from VOLUNTARY SOURCES.
Funds for the erection of a new Nurses’ Horne are also very
urgently needed.
The Treasurer will be glad to give information asto the sums necessary
for the namingof Wards, or Beds as Memorials in perpetuity todeceased
relatives or friends.
Treasurer: The Right Hon. VISCOUNT SANDHURST, P.C
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, E.C.1.
Banker^ The Bank of England.
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St. Thomas’s Hospital,
Thames Embankment, S.E.,
Serves a very large POOR POPULATION on the South
of the Thames.
There are 448 Beds for the ABSOLUTELY POOR.
There are 532 Beds for MILITARY PATIENTS.
There are 34 Beds in St. Thomas’s Home for those
who can pay a moderate amount.
Expenditure Greatly Increased.
Income Seriously Depleted.
At least £20,000 per annum is re-
quired from Voluntary Contributions.
Contributions to be sent to the Treasurer,
Hon. SIR ARTHUR STANLEY,
G.B.E., M.P., at the Hospital or to
;
G. Q. ROBERTS, Secretary.
Thomas’s Home
Applications for admission to St.
for Paying Patients are to be sent to the STEWARD.
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SPURGEON’S ORPHAN HOMES,
CLAPHAM ROAD, LONDON, S.W.
Seaside Home Branch - - CLIFTONVILLE, MARGATE.
PresAidentH&ODMirEectorA:NReDv.CHSACRHLEOSOSLPURGFEOONR. V5ic0e0-PresFidAenTtH&ETrReLasEurSerS:WICLHLIIALMDHRIGEGNS,,Esq
And a Memorial of the Beloved Founder, C. H. SPURGEON.
NoVotesrequired. The most needyand deservingcasesareselected bythe Committeeof
Management to enter the Orphanage.
Over4,000OrphanshavebeenreceivedintotheInstitutiontotheendofMarch,1920
CONTRIBUTIONS shouldbesenttotheSecretary,F. G. LADDS—,Spurgeon'sOrphanHomes,
Stockwell, London, S.IV.9. Notice to intending Benefactors. Our last Annual Report
containingaLegalFormofBequest,willbegladlysentonapplicationtotheSecretary.
Sons of the Clergy Corporation.
(FoundedA.D.1653. Incorporatedby RoyalCharter,A.D.1678)
FortheReliefofNecessitousClergymen,theirWidows,aged Single Daughters,and Children
of every Diocese in England and Wales.
President The Archbishop of Canterbury.
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BY FAR THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND M. ST
COMPREHENSIVE OF CLERGY CHARITIES,
DonorsofThirtyGuineasandupwardsareelectedGovernorsoftheCorporation.
LEGACIES also formamostimportantfeatureintheannualreceiptsofthisancientSociety
MAJOR ALDRED C. ROWDEN, Registrar,
CORPORATION HOUSE, BLOOMSBURY PLACE, LONDON, W.C.i.
THE
Royal Hospital, Richmond, Surrey.
Under the Patronage of H.M.THE KING and H.M. THE QUEEN.
OPEN TO ALL CASES OF EMERGENCY AND ACCIDENT
Total Annual Expenditure, £9,000
Total Assured Income - - £600
Leaving £8,400 perannumtobeprovidedbyvoluntary contributions.
AnnualSubscriptions and DonationsWurgSeAntNlDyOnVeEeRd,ed.Chairman,
RICHARD ALLEN, Secretary.
THE
Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables, Putney.
Incorporated by Royal Charta.
(City Offlee—BOND COURT HOUSE,WALBROOK, E.C.4.)
OLDEST AND LARGEST INSTITUTION FOR INCURABLES.
Patrons:HisMajestyKingGeorgeV,HerMajestytheQueen,H.R.H.Princess Christian
President: Rt.Hon.LordWolverton. Treasurer: Sir Henry Lopes, Bart.
Maintains over 220 inmates and 700 pensioners for life at a cost of £60,000 per annum,
of which only £8,000 are guaranteed. As this Institution is a Home for Incurables and not
SauHnodsapyitoarl,SiantutrhdeasytrFicutnsdenCsoelleocftitohnes.word, for the sick, itCdoHeAsRnLotESparCtUicTiTpaItNeGi,n StehcerHeotasrpyi.tal
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NATIONAL VIGILANCE ASSOCIATION
and International Bureau for the Suppressionof the White Slave Traffic.
President: TheRightHon.TheMarquis ofAberdeenandTemair,K.T.
Treasurer: The Right Hon. The Earl of Moray.
TheAssociation originated the InternationalWorkforthesuppressionoftheWhiteSlave
Traffic,andorganised National Committees in the countries of Europe, theUnitedStates,
- Canada,theArgentine,andinEgypt.
Believing inprevention,theAssociationmakesenquiries,free of charge,inEngland,orin
anycountryabroad,astothebonafidesofsituationsofferedtoyoungwomen.
ItalsohasladiesondutyattheRailway Stations and English Ports to render assistance
toEnglishgirls travelling throughout the United Kingdom, and to Foreignyoungwomen
ontheirarrivalinanddeparturefromEngland.
Annie Baker, Secretary,
CentralOffice: 2, Grosvenor Mansions, 76, Victoria Street,S.W.1.
THE DOGS’ HOME
(OrTemporaryHomeforLostandStarvingDogsandCats).
AN INSTITUTION FOR THE PROTECTION OF DOGS AND CATS.
BATTERSEA PARK ROAD, S.W.8,
and(forBoardersandQuarantineDogsonly) HACKBRIDGE, 8URREY.
Patron: HisMostGraciousMajestytheKing. President: HisGracetheDukeofPortland,K.G-
— OBJECTS.
1.—To provide food and shelter for the lost anddeserted dogs of London.
2.—To restore lost dogs to their rightful owners.
3.—When good dogs areunclaimed tofind suitablehomes for them atnominalchargee.
4. To destroy by a merciful and painiess method all valueless and diseased dogs.
Out-patients’’Department, Battersea (Dogs and Cats only), Thursdays, 3p.m.
AttheCountryBranch,Hackbridge,Surrey,dogsandcats can be received asboarders,and
doCgosntfroribuqtuiaornasnttihnaenkfuunldleyrretcheeivIemdpobrytaGt.ioGnUoYf SD.ogRs’OWOrLdEerY,,19S1e4c.retary.
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World-wide Philanthropy
THE SALVATION ARMY
s OLVESSOCIALPROBLEMSattherightendbygettingmen
firstrightwithGod. ItsShelters,Homes,Elevators,Prison
Gate Brigades, Workshops, Farms and other agencies are
Adirected byspiritualimpulsestowards a spiritual end.
DDMITS WITHOUT creed:-TESTS to its Shelters and
Institutions.
S ENDS MISSIONARIES TO ALL PEOPLES. It preaches
the Gospelin 42 languagesin 70different countries.
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RRESTS SOCIAL DECAY by reforming the drunkards
and criminals, restrainingwayward youths, teaching in-
dustry andindependence, and purifyinghomelife.
Help is urgentlyneeded and should he sent to GENERAL BRAM-
WELL BOOTH Queen Victoria Street, LONDON, E.C.4. Cheques
should be crossed, “Bank ofEngland, Law CourtsBranch ”
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Home
National Children’s
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“An Association of Experts in Child-Saving.” Sunday Times.
pTOUNDED in 1869 by the late Dr. Bowman Stephenson,
the National Children's Home and Orphanage embodies
in awide range of activities thebest principles of child-saving.
There are 3,400 boys and girls now under its care (12,000
past and present). .They are grouped in families in the
charge of Sisters, whose love and care replace the home life
of which they have been deprived. In the 25 Branches of
the Home provision is made for every form of child need
from tuberculosis to simple orphanhood.
SUPPORTED ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
Writeforfurtherparticulars to:
NATITOheNPAriLncipalC(HReIv.LWD.RHoEdsNon’SSmith)H, OME
(FoundedbyDr.Stephenson).1
f Chief Offices 104-122, City Road, London, E.C.i.
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Treasurers fICJ-olRoneBlaralnodw>AlEdsqe.r,maM.nA.S,irJ.PC.harles C.Wakefield, Bart.,C.B.E.
SOCIETY FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF
LADIES IN REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES.
UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE.
Heid urgently needed
is
for this Society, of all kinds. Of course, we want money.
Large and small donations. Annual Subscriptions and
Promises of £5 or £10, if nine people will give the same sums.
Please help us.
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED.
The times are hard and the distress is very great.
Send for papers containing a list of our “ Wants."
Will anyone help us to get a Home, either by giving it, or the site,
or finding the money for us to buy or build. Also we should like the
Home endowed. Send for the pamphlet on the subject.
Donations and Subscriptions thankfully received by
Hon. Sec. EDITH SMALLWOOD, Lancaster House, Malvern.
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Bankers Londona—ndSouthWestern Bank,NottingHill,W.
References Th—eUnitedCountiesBankingCo., Nottingham
Auditor A. H.Weller,Esq.,EdithWalk,Malvern,CharteredAccountant.
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Mariners' Friend Society.
ESTABLISHED 1848. Supported by Voluntary Contributions.
For promoting the welfare of Seamen, Fishermen
and the Mercantile Marine.
Evangelistic work amongst the Sailors.
HeadOffice: 19, Old Gravel Lane, London Docks, E.l.
Bethels Reading Rooms and Book Depots
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LONDON, HULL, TILBURY DOCK, MANCHESTER,
WEST INDIA DOCK.
£10,000 needed for Institute and Hostel at TilburyDocks—
as a Peace Memorial.
£3,000 for Sailors’ Mission Work.
Superintendent Chaplain : Rev. THOMAS R. COUCH.
Honorary Secretary: J. REWCASTLE WOODS.
Bankers: Barclay’s Bank, Ltd. (Stepney). Bank of England, Hull Branch
NATIONAL HOSPITAL
for Diseases of the Heart
WESTMORELAND STREET, W.
ESTABLISHED'1857.
Patron: H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT, K.G,
Theonly special Hospital for Heart Disease.
350 discharged disabled soldi.ers .treat.edweekly.
£8,000 needed.im.medi.ate.ly.
SIR JAMES HARRISON, C.V.O. Chairman.
ROBERT G. E. WHITNEY Secretary.
The Church Nursing and Ambulance Brigade
OF YOUNG WOMEN AND GIRLS.
Founded in 1901 as “THE CHURCH RED CROSS BRIGADE.”
CommanPdraensti-dienn-tCh:ieHf.H.TThheeRPiRgIhtNCHEoSnS. MThAeRICEOULNOTUEISSSE,OVF.A.C,LOC.NI.MELL.
President of Executive Co:mmittee The Right Hon. DOROTHEA, COUNTESS OF
CH:ESTERFIELD.
Objects:—To make the Young Women and Girlsofthe Nation more useful intheHome
mtrourleyvFaollulaobwleerstoofthCehirrisCt.ountry; more sympathetic with the Suffering; more
Has been proved to be aNational Asset by Hospitalwork during recent War.
FUNDS URGENTLY NEEDED -for Organisation and Equipment.
Mrs.HoTnH.OSMeAcrSetaMryIL:NER. (BrigadeCommandanOtrg-aGneinseinrgalS)ecrReetvar.yT:HOMAS MILNER.
Headquarters Offices: 3> QUEEN STREET, EDGWARE ROAD, W.