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An enquiry into the causes and production of poverty, and the state of the poor: together with the proposed means for their effectual relief. By John Vancouver.
Vancouver, John, -1828?.Date: 1796- Books
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Rules and orders agreed to be performed and kept by a Friendly Society of tradesmen, meeting at the house of Mr. George Cruse, at the Bacchus and Bunch of Grapes in Hoxton town. Instituted 1756.
Friendly Society of Tradesmen (Hoxton, England)Date: Printed in the year MDCCXC. [1790]- Books
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Rules & orders to be observed by a Friendly Society, called the Duke of Cumberland Society, held at the house of Mr. Charles Welch, the sign of the gun, near Shoreditch Church. Instituted in the year of our Lord, 1720.
Duke of Cumberland Society (London, England)Date: Printed in the year M,DCC,XCV. [1795]- Books
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Proposals for establishing a society of mutual contributors, for raising and enlarging provisions for children, born in lawful marriage; ...
Society of Mutual Contributors.Date: 1711?]- Books
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Rules & orders, to be observed by an Amicable Society, of farmers, tradesmen, and others, of the Parish of St. Peter, in the county-borough of Carmarthen, and its neighbourhood: Begun at the house of Mr. Lewis David, at the sign of the ship, in Bridge-Street, in the county-borough of Carmarthen, on Wednesday the 6th of March, 1776; and now held at the house of Mr. John Williams, known by the sign of the Pelican, in Bridge-Street, in the county borough aforesaid.
Amicable society of farmers, tradesmen, and others (Carmarthen, Wales)Date: In the year 1791