The charities of London in 1852-3 : presenting a report of the operation, resources, and general condition of the charitable and religious institutions of London with an introductory analysis / by Sampson Low.

  • Low, Sampson, 1822-1871
Date:
1854
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Credit: The charities of London in 1852-3 : presenting a report of the operation, resources, and general condition of the charitable and religious institutions of London with an introductory analysis / by Sampson Low. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Incorporated Society, for Building Churches and Chapels, 186 Incorporated Society, for Propagation of the Gospel, 206 Indigent Blind Visiting Society, 148 Industrial Female Home, 86 Industrial Home for Gentlewomen, 104 Infant Orphan Asylum, 173 Infant Orphans, New Asylum for, 174 Infant School Society, Home and Co- lonial, 161 Infirmaries for Diseases of the Eye, 20 Institution for Jewish Indigent Blind,76 Institution of Nursing Sisters, 28 Invalid Asylum, 24 Ireland, Scripture Headers' Society for, 205 Irish Children, St. Patrick's Society for, 180 Irish Ohurch Missions, 203 Irish Evangelical Society, 199 Irish Society of London, 203 Irish Society's Schools, referred to, 167 Iron, Hardware, and Metal Trades' Pension Society, 113 Ironmongers' Company, Charities in the Gift of, 125 Islington Dispensary, 33 Islington, North, Dispensary, 33 Islington Protestant Institute, 190 Jeffrey's Almshouses, 139 Jewish Charities, various, 75-77 Jews' Free School, 183 Jews' Hospital, 9 Jews' Hospital, ]Mile-end, 75 Jews' Orphan Asylum, 175 Jews, Societies for Promoting Chris- tianity amongst, 214, 215 Joh and Postmasters' Provident Fund, 117 Jones's Lectureship, 125 Journeymen Tailors' Benevolent In- stitution, 116 Judd's Almshouses, 139 Kensington Dispensary, 39 King's College Hospital, 7 Labourers' Friend Society, 44 Ladies' Charity School, 178 Ladies' Hibernian Female School So- ciety, 166 Lambeth Pension Society, 92 Law Association, 109 Law Clerks' Society, (United), 109 Leathersellers' Asylum, 139 Leathersellers' Company, Charities in the Gift of, 126 Leicester-square Soup Kitchen, 62 Licensed Victuallers' Asylum, 139 Licensed Victuallers'PermanentFund, 117 Licensed Victuallers' School, 181 Linen-Drapers', Silk-Mercers', &c.,. Institution, 116 Linusarian's Benevolent Loan Society, 77 Literary Association of the Friends of Poland, 75 Literary Fund, Royal, 101 Loan Societies, 78 Local Visiting Societies, 66 Lock Hospital Asylum and Chapel, 49 London Aged Christian Society, 93 London Almshouses, 138 London City Mission, 195 London Clergy Widows' Fund, 97 London Colonial Training Institution, 56 London Domestic Mission Society, 198 London Female Dormitory, 52 London Female Penitentiary, 50 London Fever Hospital, lo London Hibernian Society for Ireland, 166 London Homoeopathic Hospital, 40 London Hospital,5 London Maritime Institution, 107 London, Missionary Society, 206 London Orphan Asylum, 172 London Philanthropic Society, 63 London Society for Teaching the Blind to read, 149 London Society for the Protection of Young Females, 51 London Stone District Visiting So- ciety, 68 London United Christian Asylum, 139 Loo-Choo Mission, 216 Lord's Day Society, 201 Lunatic Asylums, 26 Lying-in Hospital, 13 Madeira Sanatorium, 12 Magdalen Hospital, 49 M argate Infirmary, 13 Marine Society, 178 Mariners' Friend Society, 202 Mariners' (Master) Benevolent Society, 107 Mariners', Eoyal, Benevolent Society, 73 Maritime Institution, 107 Marriage Portion, Raine's, 177 Marylebone Philanthropic Servants' Institution, 87 Master Mariners' Benevolent Society, 107 Maundy Gifts, 128 Maternity Charity, Royal, 14 Medical Benevolent College Fund, 108 Medical Benevolent Fund, 108 Medical Charities, 1