Observations on the expediency of instituting a friendly association of the medical profession throughout Scotland, for insuring a provision during sickness and old age, widows' annuities, endowments to children, &c / by Edward D. Allison.

  • Allison, Edward D.
Date:
1826
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    Those who are desirous of acquiring more informa- tion upon the subject of Friendly Societies, may consult, 1. The Highland Society's Report, 1824. 2. Rose on Savings Banks. 3. Supplement to Encyclopaedia Britannica, article Savings Banks. 4. Reverend Dr Duncan of Ruthwell on Parisli Banks. 5. Baron Maseres's Proposals. 6. Dr Price on Reversionary Annuities, &c. 7- Burns's Inquiry, 1821; 8. Mr Becher on the Friendly Society at Southwell. 9. Remarks on the Constitution and Errors of Friendly So- cieties, with the Laws of The Edinburgh Compositors* Society. ] 0. Laws of The Edinburgh and Leith Marble Cutters' So- ciety, 1825. 11. Laws of The Edinburgh Goldsmiths' Society, 1825. 12. Errors of Actuaries. Lond. 1825. 13. Rules and Tables for Friendly Societies. Lond. 1826. 14. Instructions for do. Lond. 1825. 15. House of Commons' Committee Report, 1825. 16. Scotsman Newspaper, Edin. 1825. No. 594. 1826. No. . 17. Sir Frederick Eden's History of the Poor. 18. Mr Cleghorn's Thoughts. Edin. 1824. 19- Acts of Parliament relating to Friendly Societies, viz. 33d Geo. III. cap. 54; 35th Geo. III. cap. 3 ; 43d Geo. III. cap. 3; 49th Geo. III. cap. 125; 57th Geo. IIL cap. 39; 59th Geo. III. cap. 128. 20. Evangelical Magazine. Lond. 18O6. 21. Millar's Guide. Dundee. 22. Millar's Funding System. Stirling, 1818.