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A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society; Instituted 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCXCI. [1791]
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An appeal to the public, from the Philanthropic Society; instituted in 1788, for the promotion of industry and the reform of the criminal poor.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1793]
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That the following resolution be observed. : That the following resolution be understood with every inferior officer and servant taken into the Penitentiary in future, viz. That when any officer or servant is taken upon trial, the Governor shall report at the end of one month, ... whether he or she is fit for his or her situation.
Millbank Prison (London, England)Date: [1820 or 1821?]
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An address to the public from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in M,DCC,LXXXVIII. For the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: M,DCC,XC. [1790]
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The second report and address of the Philanthropic Society; instituted September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some account of the methods adopted in the reform for cultivating virtuous dispositions and habits in the wards of the society.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCLXXXIX. [1789]
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Address to the public, by the Committe of the Philanthropic Society, 1796.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1796]
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Philanthropic Society. President, His Grace the Duke of Leeds. Vice-presidents. Right Hon. Earl of Aylesford. Right Hon. Viscount Bulkeley. Right Hon. Viscount Cremorne. Hon. Philip Pusey. Alderman Sir James Sanderson, M.P. George Hardinge, Esq. M.P. James Sims, M.D. John Harman, Esq. Edward Gale Boldeo, Esq. Treasurer. Committee. William Browne, Esq. Thomas Hibbert, Esq. Jeremiah Bentham, Esq. James Martin, Esq. M.P. Henry Jackson, Esq. J.J. Angerstein, Esq. John Swale, Esq. Thomas Gataker, Esq. Abraham Winterbottom. Esq. Joseph Ballard, Esq. Rev. W. Agutter, M.A. R.W. Dickson, M.D. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Rev. J. Grindlay, LL.D. Lieut. Col. Harnage. Rev. Thomas Foster, M.A. Robert S. Sloper, Esq. Samuel Bosanquet, jun. Esq. George Adams, Esq. Henry Hoare, Esq. Thomas Denham, Esq. George Blackman, Esq. Rev. Dr. Buckner. James Arbouin Esq. Visitors. Sir Joseph Andrews, bart. William Houlston, Esq. Rev. Mr. Neale. James Mackintosh, Esq. Auditors of accounts. Thomas Palmer, Esq. Benjamin Hutton, Esq. John Clarke, Esq. Rev. G. Gregory, D.D. chaplain, Mr. William Decy, secretary, No. 3, King's Arms Buildings, Cornhill. Mr. John Durand, superintendant.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: August 31, 1792]
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List of subscribers and benefactors to the Philanthropic Society, instituted in September 1788, for the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCXC. [1790]
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An account of the nature and views, of the Philanthropic Society, Instituted In MDCCLXXXVIII, For The Prevention Of Crimes, BY The Admission Of The Offspring Of Convicts, And For The Reform Of Criminal Poor Children. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the Society, &c.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1797
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A short account of the Philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, For the Promotion of Industry, and the Reform of the Criminal Poor.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1791]
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First report of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCXC. [1790]
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A list of the members, of the Philanthropic Society, 1st. of January, 1796.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1796]
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The philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, for the Prevention of Crimes, and for a Reform among the Poor; By training up to Virtue and Industry Vagrant Children, and such who are in the Paths of Vice and Infamy; To save them from Ruin, and prevent their becoming injurious to Society.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1789?]
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Second report and address of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some Account of the Methods Adopted in the Reform for Cultivating Virtuous Dispositions and Habits in the Wards of the Society.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCXC. [1790]
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An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in MDCCLXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed the laws and regulations of the society, &c.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: MDCCXCII. [1792] [1793]
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Millbank General Penitentiary. E. Wilkinson, Deputy Matron. Prices of work.
Millbank Prison (London, England)Date: [1820 or 1821?]
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Instructions for missionaries to the West-India islands.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1795
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Family prayers for the philanthropic reform; With a short catechism, and an address to the children. By G. Gregory, D.D. chaplain to the Philanthropic Society.
Gregory, G. (George), 1754-1808.Date: MDCCXCII. [1792]
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Plan and particulars respecting the first establishment of the Philanthropic Society, instituted in London 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. His Grace the Duke of Leeds, president.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1792
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An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, Instituted in M.DCC.LXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: M.DCC.XCI. [1791]
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Philanthropic Society, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. President. His Grace the Duke of Leeds. Vice-Presidents. Right Hon. Earl of Aylesford. Right Hon. Vise. Bulkeley. Right Hon. Vise. Cremorne. Hon. Philip Pusey, Alderman Sir James Sandersion. George Hardiage, Esq. M.F. James Sima, M.D. John Hammer, Esq. Committee. William Houlston, Esq. Sir Joseph Andrews, bart. Samuel Beachcroft, Esq. Thomas Palmer, Esq. J.C. Letsom, M.D. F.R.S. Thomas Boddington, Esq. William Browne, ESq. Thomas Hibbert, Esq. Jeremiah Bentham, Esq. James Martin, Esq. M.P. Henry Jackson, Esq. J.J. Angerstein, Esq. John Swale, Esq. Thomas Gataker, Esq. Abraham Winterbottom, Esq. Joseph Ballard, Esq. Rev. W. Agutter, M.A. R.W. Dickson, M.D. Jeremiah Harman, Esq. Rev. J. Grindlay, LL.D. Lieut, Col. Harnage. Robert S. Sloper, Esq. Rev. Thomas Foster, M.A. Edward Gale Boldero, Esq. treasurer.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1791]
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A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society, January 1, 1794. ...
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1794]
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Sir, The president, vice-presidents, intendant, and committee of the Philanthropic Society, respectfully solicit your contribution towards promoting the object of their plan for the prevention of crimes. It is an object which concerns the interest of every order, and every individual of civil community; and which combines the highest benevolence, with a just regard to religion, and to the rights and dignity of human nature; for the prevention of crimes implies prevention of the distresses which lead to their commission, of the alarming injuries which attend, and the humiliating punishments which follow them. ...
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1789]
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An account of the nature and views of the Philanthropic Society, ... To which are annexed, the Laws and regulations of the Society, with an abstract of the income and expenditure of the last year.
Philanthropic Society (London, England)Date: 1799
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To the Governor of the Penitentiary, Millbank, Westminster. : London, [blank] 182[blank]. Sir, [blank] do hereby tender to supply the Penitentiary, at the prices hereinafter-mentioned, with such of the following articles to which such prices are annexed.
Millbank Prison (London, England)Date: [1820]

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A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society; Instituted 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor.

An appeal to the public, from the Philanthropic Society; instituted in 1788, for the promotion of industry and the reform of the criminal poor.

An address to the public from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in M,DCC,LXXXVIII. For the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

The second report and address of the Philanthropic Society; instituted September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some account of the methods adopted in the reform for cultivating virtuous dispositions and habits in the wards of the society.

Address to the public, by the Committe of the Philanthropic Society, 1796.

List of subscribers and benefactors to the Philanthropic Society, instituted in September 1788, for the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor.

An account of the nature and views, of the Philanthropic Society, Instituted In MDCCLXXXVIII, For The Prevention Of Crimes, BY The Admission Of The Offspring Of Convicts, And For The Reform Of Criminal Poor Children. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the Society, &c.

A short account of the Philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, For the Promotion of Industry, and the Reform of the Criminal Poor.

First report of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes.

A list of the members, of the Philanthropic Society, 1st. of January, 1796.

The philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, for the Prevention of Crimes, and for a Reform among the Poor; By training up to Virtue and Industry Vagrant Children, and such who are in the Paths of Vice and Infamy; To save them from Ruin, and prevent their becoming injurious to Society.

Second report and address of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some Account of the Methods Adopted in the Reform for Cultivating Virtuous Dispositions and Habits in the Wards of the Society.

An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in MDCCLXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

Millbank General Penitentiary. E. Wilkinson, Deputy Matron. Prices of work.

Instructions for missionaries to the West-India islands.

Family prayers for the philanthropic reform; With a short catechism, and an address to the children. By G. Gregory, D.D. chaplain to the Philanthropic Society.

Plan and particulars respecting the first establishment of the Philanthropic Society, instituted in London 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. His Grace the Duke of Leeds, president.

An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, Instituted in M.DCC.LXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society, January 1, 1794. ...

An account of the nature and views of the Philanthropic Society, ... To which are annexed, the Laws and regulations of the Society, with an abstract of the income and expenditure of the last year.

To the Governor of the Penitentiary, Millbank, Westminster. : London, [blank] 182[blank]. Sir, [blank] do hereby tender to supply the Penitentiary, at the prices hereinafter-mentioned, with such of the following articles to which such prices are annexed.

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A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society; Instituted 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor.

An appeal to the public, from the Philanthropic Society; instituted in 1788, for the promotion of industry and the reform of the criminal poor.

An address to the public from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in M,DCC,LXXXVIII. For the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

The second report and address of the Philanthropic Society; instituted September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some account of the methods adopted in the reform for cultivating virtuous dispositions and habits in the wards of the society.

Address to the public, by the Committe of the Philanthropic Society, 1796.

List of subscribers and benefactors to the Philanthropic Society, instituted in September 1788, for the prevention of crimes and the reform of the criminal poor.

An account of the nature and views, of the Philanthropic Society, Instituted In MDCCLXXXVIII, For The Prevention Of Crimes, BY The Admission Of The Offspring Of Convicts, And For The Reform Of Criminal Poor Children. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the Society, &c.

A short account of the Philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, For the Promotion of Industry, and the Reform of the Criminal Poor.

First report of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes.

A list of the members, of the Philanthropic Society, 1st. of January, 1796.

The philanthropic Society, instituted September 1788, for the Prevention of Crimes, and for a Reform among the Poor; By training up to Virtue and Industry Vagrant Children, and such who are in the Paths of Vice and Infamy; To save them from Ruin, and prevent their becoming injurious to Society.

Second report and address of the Philanthropic Society. Instituted in London, September 1788, for the prevention of crimes. Containing remarks upon education, and some Account of the Methods Adopted in the Reform for Cultivating Virtuous Dispositions and Habits in the Wards of the Society.

An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, instituted in MDCCLXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

Millbank General Penitentiary. E. Wilkinson, Deputy Matron. Prices of work.

Instructions for missionaries to the West-India islands.

Family prayers for the philanthropic reform; With a short catechism, and an address to the children. By G. Gregory, D.D. chaplain to the Philanthropic Society.

Plan and particulars respecting the first establishment of the Philanthropic Society, instituted in London 1788, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. His Grace the Duke of Leeds, president.

An address to the public, from the Philanthropic Society, Instituted in M.DCC.LXXXVIII, for the promotion of industry, and the reform of the criminal poor. To which are annexed, the laws and regulations of the society, &c.

A list of the members of the Philanthropic Society, January 1, 1794. ...

An account of the nature and views of the Philanthropic Society, ... To which are annexed, the Laws and regulations of the Society, with an abstract of the income and expenditure of the last year.

To the Governor of the Penitentiary, Millbank, Westminster. : London, [blank] 182[blank]. Sir, [blank] do hereby tender to supply the Penitentiary, at the prices hereinafter-mentioned, with such of the following articles to which such prices are annexed.