Sympathizing affection, a principle of nature, enforced by reason and religion. A sermon preached at the cathedral church of Worcester, on Thursday, August 16, 1750, being the Anniversary Meeting of the Governors of the Worcester Infirmary / [John Tottie].

  • Tottie, John.
Date:
1751
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Credit: Sympathizing affection, a principle of nature, enforced by reason and religion. A sermon preached at the cathedral church of Worcester, on Thursday, August 16, 1750, being the Anniversary Meeting of the Governors of the Worcester Infirmary / [John Tottie]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    It is neceffary, on the Yearly State of Accounts, that there fhould be in the Treafurers Hands a confiderable Sum in ad¬ vance, to fatisfy at the cheapeft Rate the current Expences of the Infirmary, and to anfwer all Exigencies, till the Subfcriptions are paid in : It is obfervable alfo, that the annual Expences exceed the annual Sub¬ fcriptions ; fo that this Charity could not have been maintained on the prefent Foot, had it not been affifted by extraordinary Benefactions, which cannot be depended upon with any Degree of Certainty; tho* it is to be hoped that God will continue to difpofe the Hearts of good People to bellow, from time to time, upon this charitable Li¬ ft it ution, fuch generous and much-wanted Contributions. •Prefidents, The Rt, Hon, Geo. William Lord Vifcount Deerburft The Right Revd. Isaac Lord Bifhop of Worcejter Richard Brodribb, Efq:)rr> r Dr. Wall H {Treafurers. Dr. Attwood Dr. Mackenzie Phyficians. Dr. Cameron Dr. Wall Mr. Stephen Edwards Mr. William Russel Mr. Hen. Vaughan Jeffreys 3 > Surgeons. Worcefter