PRACTICAL RESULTS.

Outward tests of soundness in the one thing needful, must be mainly sought in reverence for the Lord’s Day, in appreciation of His appointed ordinances, and attendance at Public Worship. With some of the smaller tradespeople, who formerly were accustomed to keep open their shops, and drive their usual trade on Sunday, the persuasions of the Visitors have been effectual in procuring an entire cessation of business; and others, who have not strength of principle wholly to forego their profits, trusting to the blessing of the Lord, have yet been influenced, by the prevailing sense of decorum, to intermit their sale during the hours of Divine Service. So, too, as the Church accommodation has been enlarged, Church-goers have increased. Within a comparatively short period, it was mockery to reprove a poor man for not attending the House of Prayer; there was no room for him. Of late years a change has taken place: three new churches have been built; they are all filled; another is required. The free seats, extended as they have been at St. Mary’s, are crowded; Christ Church, consecrated but eighteen months ago, has in the morning scarcely a vacant bench. Its opening must have provided for several hundred Churchmen, formerly wanderers from Church to Church. The Register of Baptisms presents rather an increased than a diminished average; but there must be a progressive augmentation in its entrances, before it can be considered as a satisfactory record. There exists a tendency amongst the ignorant to confound Registration with Baptism, and many believe that the civil supersedes the religions ceremony. After all the exertions of the Visitors to diffuse information on this subject, and to awaken the Christian sensibilities of the parents to the importance of the Sacrament, their returns exhibit a catalogue of nearly one hundred children unbaptized. And though many of these are infants, and some the offspring of Baptists, enough remain to demonstrate what would soon become the spiritual condition of the people, were their vigilance to sleep, or their admonitions to be withdrawn. The candidates for Confirmation at the last celebration of the Rite, were more numerous than usual; and drew forth the commendation of the Bishop for their devotional propriety of demeanour. To the greater proportion of those admitted to the Sacred Ordinance, it has been the door and vestibule of the Holy Communion of the Body and Blood of their Redeemer. Hence, amongst other causes, there has accrued an accession to the Communicants of the District, the approximate estimate founded on the Easter Administrations, being in 1851, 614, in 1852, 670. The total attendances at both Churches was 5423. Nor must it be supposed that these are furnished solely from the pew-holders in the Congregations; the humblest ranks are represented, and form, though a minority, one that is both respectable and slowly increasing. No habitual receiver of the Blessed Sacrament can fail to have been struck with the gratifying sight afforded by the regular presence and devout behaviour of a class of young men, who commonly furnish a fifth of the Communicants at St. Mary Abbott’s, on the third Sunday in the month; a class which, however independent of the actual working of the Society, owes both its formation and guidance to the zeal and perseverance of not the least active or efficient Member of its Committee.

Here then the Committee close their Review, under a conviction that they have established a claim upon the generous consideration of their fellow Parishioners. The facts enumerated speak for themselves. No force of eloquence, no appeals to sentiment are required to enhance their value. They satisfy the head—they ought to influence the heart; for if it be a duty at once acknowledged and indisputable to exercise charity by clothing the naked, feeding the hungry, raising the fallen, helping the weak, educating the young, and visiting the sick, the widow, and the fatherless in affliction, there must abide an awful responsibility on those, who not only decline to do so personally, but refuse to strengthen the hands of others dedicating time and energy to these works of love. To all such, if such there be, the Committee may reasonably say, You are living surrounded by a large and necessitous population, the representatives in their poverty and suffering of the Saviour Who died for your Redemption—He, in the wisdom of His Providential ordering, made you to differ from the meanest of that multitude, granted you ability, wealth, industry, position, character, for the express purpose of enabling you, as followers of Him, to bear their burdens. Occupation, business, pleasure, health, or feeling, may preclude you from taking direct part in the discharge of this your trust. By habits and temperament you may be unfitted for personal ministration. Let, then, this Association be your almoner. It acts under the Presidency of your Vicar, and the superintendence of a Committee of Laymen like yourselves. It is pledged to investigate the fact and cause of each alleged distress, to turn your bounty to its best account, to apply it with a cautious tenderness, a discreet forbearance. Chosen from the gently nurtured and the educated, its dispensers bear it to hearths and beds of real privation, and unsimulated disease. Witnessing the extremes of pain, and woe, and want; entering abodes whence less unselfish pity might turn away disgusted; carrying the message of peace and hope to the broken-hearted and despairing; it is theirs to imitate the Divine Example, and go about doing good—should it not be yours to emulate their labours, sustain their efforts, and extend their power in well-doing? Can it be right, or wise, or just, or patriotic, or Christian, to allow them, whatever be their earnestness, self-denial, or single-mindedness, to visit and relieve the Lazarus of your own door, uncheered by your sympathies, unaccompanied by your prayers, unprovided with your alms? Let each one answer for himself.

In conclusion, the Committee would humbly commend the future proceedings of the Society to the compassionate care of that Lord, who being rich unto all, has blessed its operations to the present date, beseeching Him to overrule its plans and works to His own everlasting glory and the final salvation of those who now and hereafter shall regulate, subserve or benefit by, the ministrations of that abounding charity, which it is its especial object to stimulate, develope, and control.

APPENDIX A.

All experience tends to prove a probable connection between dirt and vice. There is truth in the proverb, “Cleanliness is next to godliness.” We have the warrant of Holy Writ, for stating that men love darkness rather than light because their deeds are evil. In every attempt to elevate the inhabitants of a neglected District, respect must be had to its sanitary arrangements. No exertion ought to be spared to procure for it water, light, and systematic cleansing; against the demoralizing overcrowding of single rooms the most stringent clauses of the Lodging House Act should be rigidly enforced. The following extracts from the Visitors’ Reports certify how these obstacles impede any permanent improvement in the physical condition of the poor in the less favoured parts of the Parish, and bring out in strong relief the existence of evils requiring the attention of the local authorities, if not the intervention of the Legislature to ameliorate or remove, as wholly unworthy of a civilized community.

“In this district there is much and constant illness in consequence of bad drainage, and the entrance of the court is almost impassable in wet weather for want of paving.”

“Five out of nine houses in my District are totally unsupplied with water, and the inmates have either to buy or borrow of their neighbours. I feel the uselessness, of impressing upon the people the advantages of cleanliness, when such drawbacks as I have mentioned come to the assistance of their naturally dirty habits.”

“In this eight-roomed house forty people, men, women and children, live. Eleven human beings are crowded into a small low-roofed garret; the walls decaying from want of paint; the mother and children a heap of dirt and rags. The landlord has been remonstrated with again and again to have the house cleaned which is in a hopelessly dirty condition.”

“This street has been much improved by being lately paved. It is now kept clearer by the people, and is quieter than formerly.”

Appendix B.

The Treasurer in Account with the Church of England District Visiting Society—1852.

1852. (Dr.)					£	s.		d.
Balance from 1851					22	16		6
To Subscriptions	247	14	0
Donations	23	16	0
Alms Boxes	41	8	3
Sixpenny Deposits on Loan of Blankets for cleaning, 1851and 1852	8	10	6
Sales of Bibles and Prayer Books	1	13	0
Interest from Savings Bank	0	8	9
Collections after Sermons	85	17	9
					409	8		3
ProvidentFunds:—
To Deposits for Coals				185		10	4
To Deposits for Clothes				85		11	9
				£703		6	10

1852. (Cr.)							£	s.		d.
District Grants, from Jan. to Dec. 1852							289	17		0
GeneralExpenses:—
Stationery and Printing		20		1		9
Purchase of Books		0		15		0
Messenger		1		8		0
Ellis’s Gratuity for 1851		3		3		0
Ellis, Collector’s Commission		13		11		6
Tisdall, E., Scouring and Storing Blankets for1851		10		2		6
							49	1		9
Haines, Mr., Wine for the Sick							1	3		0
ProvidentFunds:—
By Coals	208		19		7
Deposits Returned	8		8		5
Stationery and Printing	4		2		9
							221	10	9
Tradesmen’s Bills for Clothes, as per Tickets	91		19		9
Deposits returned	7		2		5
Stationery and Printing	2		16		3
							101	18	5
Salary of Receiver of Deposits							20	0	0
							683	10	11
Balance, 31st December, 1852							19	15	11
							£703	6	10

Examined and found correct, JAMES WESTON, Auditor.

Appendix C.

Rev. H. Holme Westmore, Treasurer, in Account with Jennings’ Building School.

1852. (Dr.)	£	s.	d.
Collections at St. Mary Abbott’s on the 9th of May	66	4	3
Advanced by the Vicar	24	7	0
Subscriptions and Donations as shown in the List annexed	91	5	1
	£182	6	4

1852. (Cr.)	£	s.	d.
Balance due to the Treasurer at the end of the year 1851	11	9	5½
Bread	9	8	8
Stipend of School-Master	70	0	0
Sundries	1	15	2
Rent	10	8	0
Coal, Wood, &c.	3	7	8
Stationery and Books	5	12	9
Sempstress	6	10	0
Cleaning the School	2	12	0
Clothing	2	12	0
Repaid the Treasurer—see Statement for 1851	57	0	0
	180	15	8½
Balance in hand	1	10	7½
	£182	6	4

Audited and found correct by me,
February 20th, 1853. HENRY GEORGE.

Subscriptions and Donations to the Jennings’ Buildings School in the year 1852.

	£	s.	d.
Archdeacon Sinclair, Vicar	3	3	0
Abercrombie, Miss, Kensington-square (Donation)	1	0	0
Abercrombie, Miss K., Kensington-square (Donation)	1	0	0
Alms-box in School room	0	4	1
Back, The Rev. Henry, Kensington	1	1	0
Bathurst, Mr., Vale place, Hammersmith, (A Donation from the “Dunlop Trust”)	30	0	0
Bell, Miss, Hornton-street	0	10	6
Boyd, Mrs., 5, Gordon-terrace	0	5	0
Clarke, Mr., 37, Kensington-square	1	1	0
Codd, Miss, 2, Campden-hill Road	0	2	6
Codd, Miss Shirley, 2, Campden-hill Road	0	2	6
Colbeck, Mr., 12, Hornton-street	0	10	0
Colbeck, Mr., ditto (Donation)	5	0	0
Cole, Mrs., The Terrace	0	10	0
Cooke, Mr., The Ferns, Victoria-road	1	1	0
Cotton, Mr., 10, Kensington-square	0	10	0
Cripps, Mrs. W., 9, Gordon-terrace	1	1	0
Croad, Major, Forest-house	1	1	0
Croad, Major, ditto (Donation)	0	5	0
Davies, The Rev. S. Price	1	1	0
Desbarres, Mr., Wyndham-villa	0	10	0
Disbrowe, Miss, Kensington-palace	0	5	0
England, Miss, by Miss Hare, Upper Phillimore-place	1	0	0
Ferrar, Mrs., Gordon-terrace	0	10	6
Firmin, Miss, 15, Hornton-street	0	10	0
A Friend, by Mrs. Paynter (Donation)	5	0	0
A Friend by Archdeacon Sinclair (ditto)	1	0	0
A Friend, by . . . ditto (ditto)	1	10	0
A Friend, by . . . ditto (ditto)	1	1	0
A Friend, by Archdeacon Sinclair (Donation)	1	0	0
Friends, by . . . ditto (ditto)	6	0	0
Gee, Mrs. 5, Victoria-road	0	10	0
Godfrey, Mrs., Douro-place	0	5	0
Good, Mr., Palace-green	1	0	0
J., by H. H. W.	5	0	0
Jackson, Mrs., 3, Sheffield-terrace	0	5	0
Jones, Mr., 18, Victoria-road	0	10	6
Kershaw, The Rev. L.	0	8	0
Knight, Mrs. Bedford-place	0	5	0
Litt, Miss, Kensington-square	1	0	0
Merriman, Mr., 45, Kensington-square	1	1	0
Merriman, Mr. J. N., 7, Kensington square	1	1	0
Murray, Mrs., 23, Newland-street	0	10	0
Prendergast, Miss Mary, Norland-square	0	2	6
Penny, Mrs., 12, Upper Phillimore-place	1	1	0
Rathbone, Miss, 15, Lower Phillimore-place (Donation)	5	0	0
Rogers, Miss, 7, Albert-place, Victoria-road	0	5	0
Sheppard, Mrs., 5, Ladbroke-place West, Notting-hill	0	10	0
Sheppard, Miss, ditto ditto	0	10	0
Thornton, Mrs. Edward, 5, Kensington-gate (Donation)	0	10	0
Tudor, Mr., Bedford-place	0	5	0
Vincent, Mrs., Upper Phillimore-place	0	10	0
Vincent, Mr. George, ditto	0	10	0
Waddilove, Mrs., Ladbroke-place West, Notting-hill	0	5	0
Warner, Mr., 9, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Watson, Miss, Bath-place	1	1	0
White, Miss, 11, Pembroke-road	1	0	0
Willis, Miss, Palace-green	0	10	0
	£91	15	1

Appendix D.

The Rev. J. H. Sperling, in Account with the Christ Church National Schools, in Gore Lane.

1852. (Dr.)	£	s.	d.
Donations and Annual Subscriptions	42	12	6
Special Donations for the Purchase of the Infant School	92	14	0
Collection at Christ Church, June 27th	18	14	9½
Share of Collection at St. Mary Abbott’s, Sept. 25	14	11	0
Christ Church Alms Boxes	2	4	2
Children’s Pence	10	16	4
Girls’ Needlework	2	3	0
	183	15	9½
Balance due to Treasurer	41	1	3½
	£224	17	1

1852. (Cr.)	£	s.	d.
Balance due to Treasurer, January 1st	24	18	1
Master’s Salary	52	10	0
Mistress’ Salary	16	7	0
Collector’s Poundage	2	2	0
Books, Stationery, and School Materials	11	1	5½
Fuel	3	15	6½
Bookcases and Table	9	0	0
Purchase of Infant School	97	0	0
Rent of Infant School, 1½ years	7	10	0
Insurance of Infant School	0	13	0
	£224	17	1

Examined and found correct,
February 10th, 1853. GEO. WARNER.

Subscriptions and Donations to the Christ Church National Schools in Gore Lane, 1852.

	£	s.	d.
The Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair	2	2	0
Abud, W. T., Esq.	0	10	0
Browne, A., Esq.	0	10	0
Bunyon, C., Esq.	1	1	0
Bunyon, Mrs.	0	10	0
Boyd, Mrs.	0	5	0
Bannester, — Esq.	1	0	0
Cooke, E. W., Esq., R.A.	1	1	0
Cole, Mrs. H.	0	10	0
Cope, C. W., Esq., R.A.	1	0	0
Croad, Major	1	1	0
Disbrowe, Miss	2	0	0
Dodd, — Esq.	0	10	6
Dodd, Mrs.	0	10	6
Frankum, H. H., Esq.	0	10	6
Frankum, Mrs.	0	10	6
Friend, by Mrs. Mayne	0	10	0
Gee, Mrs.	0	10	0
Gordon, Lord F. Hallyburton	1	0	0
Gordon, Lady Augusta	1	0	0
Green, Mrs.	0	5	0
Hildyard, Mrs.	1	0	0
Hooper, Esq.	0	10	0
Inverness, Her Grace the Duchess of (Donation)	1	0	0
Jones, C. A., Esq.	0	10	6
Jones, Miss	0	10	0
Kidd, R. C., Esq.	0	5	0
Kite, The Misses	0	5	0
Kingdom, W. Esq.	1	0	0
Lady, — per Archdeacon	1	0	0
Merriman, J., Esq.	1	1	0
Moore, Mrs. Carrick	0	10	0
Morton, — Esq.	0	10	0
Pearse, J., Esq.	1	0	0
Philp, Mrs.	0	10	0
Plasket, T. H., Esq.	1	1	0
Ramadge, Mrs., 1851 and 1852	1	1	0
Redgrave, Mrs.	0	10	0
Redgrave, Miss	0	5	0
Rendel, Mrs.	1	0	0
Rowley, Mrs.	0	10	0
Sperling, J. Esq. (Donation)	1	1	0
Sperling, Rev. J. H.	1	1	0
Taylor, Lady (Donation)	2	0	0
Turner, Mrs.	1	0	0
Vallotton, H. L., Esq.	1	1	0
Vallotton, Mrs., for 1851	0	10	6
Vallotton, Miss	0	10	0
Willis, Mrs.	1	0	0
Watson, J., Esq.	1	1	0
Weston, J., Esq.	1	0	0
Weston, A., Esq., Jun.	0	10	6
Weston, Mrs.	0	10	0
Weston, The Misses	0	12	0
	42	12	6

Donations in aid of the Purchase of the Lower School.

A Lady, by Archdeacon Sinclair	5	0
Miss White, Pembroke-road	10	0
A Lady, by Archdeacon Sinclair	5	0
E. W. Cooke, Esq., R.A.	3	3
A Friend, by Archdeacon Sinclair	10	0
Lady Caroline Lascelles	50	0
Miss Watson	5	0
A Friend, per Archdeacon	2	1
A Remembrance of a beloved Wife	2	10
	92	14

Appendix E.

The Treasurer in Account with the Work Society.

1852. Dr.	£	s.	d.
Subscriptions and Donations	34	6	1
Clothes Sold	59	19	3½
	£94	5	4½

1852. (Cr.)	£	s.	d.
Adverse Balance from last year	1	1	4½
Paid to Workers	26	0	11
For Materials	65	7	4½
Printing, Stationery, &c.	1	3	5
Collectors and Messengers	0	19	9
	94	12	10
	94	5	4½
Adverse Balance	0	7	5½

Examined, and found correct, by me,
Feb. 7th, 1853. S. PRICE DAVIES.

List of Subscriptions and Donations to the Parochial Work Society, 1852.

	Donations.			Subscriptions
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
The Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair				1	1	0
Mrs. Abercrombie				0	5	0
The Misses Abercrombie				0	5	0
Mrs. Abud				0	2	6
Mrs. Frederick Barlow				0	5	0
Mrs. Boyd				0	5	0
Mrs. Bunyon				0	5	0
Mrs. Clarke				0	2	6
Miss Clarke				0	2	6
Mrs. Colbeck				0	5	0
Mrs. H. Cole				0	2	6
Miss M. Cooke				0	5	0
Mrs. C. W. Cope				0	5	0
Mrs. Cotton				0	5	0
Mrs. R. B. Cunnyngham	0	2	6
Miss Cunningham	0	2	6
Rev. J. Price Davies				0	5	0
Admiral Deacon				0	5	0
Mrs. Deacon				0	5	0
Miss Deacon				0	5	0
Mrs. Des Barres				0	5	0
Mrs. Disbrowe	0	15	0	0	5	0
Miss M. Forbes				0	2	6
Mrs. John Gee				0	5	0
Mrs. George				0	5	0
Miss Giles				0	5	0
The Misses Good				0	5	0
Mrs. Joseph Goodeve				0	5	0
Mrs. Grafton				0	5	0
Mrs. John Green	0	2	6
Mr. B. Robart Hall				0	5	0
Mrs. Hessey				0	5	0
Miss Howlett				0	5	0
J. H.	0	3	6
Miss Jones				0	5	0
Mrs. Aston Key				0	5	0
Mrs. Mc Dougall	0	1	0
Mrs. Montgomery Martin				0	5	0
Mrs. Melladew	0	2	6
Mrs. Merriman				0	2	6
Mrs. J. N. Merriman				0	5	0
Mrs. George Ogle				0	5	0
Mrs. W. Payne				0	5	0
Mrs. Paynter				0	5	0
Mrs. Penny				0	5	0
Miss Phillips				0	5	0
Mrs. Philp				0	5	0
Miss M. Redgrove				0	2	6
Miss Robertson				0	2	6
Mrs. Rougement				0	5	0
Mrs. Alexander Rougement				0	5	0
Mrs. Senior	0	5	0
Mrs. Shaw				0	5	0
Mrs. Sulivan				0	5	0
Lady Taylor				1	0	0
Mrs. Thew				0	5	0
Mr. Thompson (The Terrace)				0	10	0
Mrs. Vallotton				0	5	0
Mrs. Warner				0	5	0
Miss Watson				1	1	0
Mrs. Weston				0	5	0
Miss Weston				0	2	6
Mrs. E. Willis				0	5	0
Mrs. George Willock				0	5	0
From District Visitors	15	2	7
National School, for Work	1	10	0
Mrs. Hutt, for Work	0	4	6
	£18	11	7	£15	4	6

Appendix F.

Kensington Parochial Nursery, Statement of the Account.

1852. (Dr.)	£	s.	d.
To Balance from 1851	1	4	4
Subscriptions and Donations	46	5	0
Pence from Parents of Infants	21	19	3
	69	8	7
Adverse Balance	4	18	0½
	£74	6	7½

1852. (Cr.)	£	s.	d.
By Rent	28	10	0
Nurses	32	13	4
Household Expenses	13	3	3½
	£74	6	7½

Audited, and found correct, by me,
Feb. 4, 1853. S. PRICE DAVIES.

^*_*^* Subscriptions will be received by the Revs. the Curates; any member of the Ladies’ Committee; at the Committee-Room of the National School, on any Friday, from Twelve to One o’clock; or at the Nursery, Great Grove House, High Street.

List of Subscribers and Donors to the Kensington Parochial Nursery, for the year 1852.

	£	s.	d.
The Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, The Vicarage	1	1	0
Abercrombie, Mrs., 25, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Abud, Mrs., 15, Sussex-place	0	5	0
Allt, Miss, 36, Kensington-square	0	2	6
Ansdell, Richard, Esq., 7, Victoria-road	0	5	0
Arnold, Miss, 20, High-street	0	2	6
Auldjo, Mrs. T. Richardson, Noel-house	0	5	0
A Friend	0	1	0
Bailey, Mr. Charles, 45, High-street	0	2	6
Ball, Miss, 6, Bath-place	0	2	6
Ball, Mr. Edward, 26, High-street	0	2	6
Bancroft, Miss, 5, Hyde-park-terrace	0	5	0
Bannister, Mrs., 6, Campden-grove	0	2	6
Banting, William, Esq., 4, The Terrace	0	5	0
Barlow, F. Pratt, Esq., 24, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Beaver, Mrs. E., 16, Leonard-place	0	2	6
Bedford, The Duchess Dowager of, Bedford-lodge	0	10	0
Bellamy, Mrs., 12, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
Bennington, Mrs., 2, Victoria-road	0	5	0
Biggar, The Misses, 3, Allen-terrace	0	10	0
Birch, Mr. William, 10, The Terrace	0	2	6
Boden, Mrs. G., 18, St. George’s-terrace	0	2	6
Boyd, Mrs., 5, Gordon-terrace	0	2	6
Brassington, Mr. John, 27, High-street	0	2	6
Breeze, Mrs., High-street	0	2	6
Buckmaster, Mrs., 16, Holland-street	0	5	0
Bunyon, Mrs. C. J., 7, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
C. J. F., Esq.	0	2	6
Callcott, Mrs., The Mall	0	2	6
Callcott, Miss, 2, Campden-grove	0	2	6
Chalmers, Mrs., 2, Ladbroke-place West (Donation)	0	2	0
Clarke, Mrs., 17, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Clarke, Mrs., 15, Campden-grove (Donation)	0	10	0
Codd, Miss, 2, Campden-house-road	0	2	6
Colbeck, Mrs., 12, Hornton-street	0	5	0
Cole, Mrs. Henry, 1, The Terrace	0	5	0
Cooke, E. W., Esq., The Ferns, Victoria-road	0	5	0
Cooke, Miss Mary, Ditto ditto	0	5	0
Cooper, Mrs., 26, Lower Phillimore-place	0	2	6
Cope, Mrs. C. W., 19, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
Crampton, Mrs., 27, Sussex-place	0	5	0
Crane, Mrs., 16, Scarsdale-terrace	0	2	6
Crosse, Mrs. H., 8, The Terrace	0	2	6
Crosse, Miss, Ditto	0	5	0
Cundell, Mrs., 6, Sussex-place	0	5	0
Cunningham, Mrs. Allen, 2, Madeley Villas	0	5	0
Curzon, The Hon. Mrs. Edward, Scarsdale-house	0	10	0
Davies, The Rev. S. Price, 17, Lower Phillimore-place	0	5	0
Deacon, Mrs., 12, Leonard-place	0	5	0
Deacon, Miss, Ditto	0	5	0
Desbarres, Mrs. W. H.	0	5	0
Disbrowe, Lady (Donation)	0	5	0
Disbrowe, Miss, Kensington-palace	1	0	0
Ditto Ditto (Donation)	5	8	0
Ditto Ditto (Collected by)	0	15	6
Donation Box in the Nursery	0	8	0
Edwards, Mrs., 31, Upper Phillimore-place	0	5	0
Ellis, Miss, 42, Kensington-square	0	2	6
Elteen, Mrs., High-street	0	2	6
Evans, Mrs., 13, Sussex-place	0	2	0
Ferrar, Mrs., 3, Gordon-terrace	0	2	6
Firmin, Miss, 15, Hornton-street	0	10	0
Fletcher, Mrs., 8, Notting-hill-square	0	2	6
Fletcher, John, Esq., 22, Upper Phillimore-place	0	5	0
Frankum, Mrs., 12, Sussex-place	0	5	0
Freem, Mr. Edward, 23, High-street	0	2	6
Freeman, Mr. Robert, 17, High-street	0	2	6
Frost, Mrs. George, 28, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Giles, Miss, 26, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Gloyne, Mr. C. G., The Terrace	0	2	6
Good, Mrs. William, 5, Hyde park-terrace	0	5	0
Goodeve, Mrs. Joseph, 41, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Grafton, Mrs., 11, Sheffield-terrace	0	2	6
Haines, Mr. John, High-street	0	2	6
Hall, Miss, 2, Kensington-square	0	2	6
Hampshire, Mrs., 10, Sussex-place	0	3	0
Hansler, Mrs., 32, Upper Phillimore-place	0	2	6
Hepburn, Mrs., 8, Hornton-street	0	5	0
Hessey, Mrs., 27, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Hockly, Mrs., 8, Pembroke-road	0	2	6
Hoof, Mrs., Madeley-house	0	5	0
Hook, Mrs., Tor Villa, Campden-hill	0	2	6
Hopetoun, The Countess of, Niddry-lodge	0	10	0
Horsley, Mrs., 1, High-row	0	2	6
Horsley, Mrs. J. C., The Mall	0	2	6
Hotchkin, Mrs., The Mall	0	2	6
Howlett, Miss, 9, Young-street	0	5	0
Hughes, Mrs., 29, Upper Phillimore-place	0	2	6
Hughes, Mr. William, 50, High-street	0	2	6
Ingram, Mrs., 5, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Jackson, Mrs. W. H., 3, Sheffield-terrace	0	5	0
Jackson, Admiral, 21, Hornton-street	0	10	0
Jackson, Mrs. Howard, 8, St. George’s-terrace	0	2	6
Jenings, Mrs., 2, The Terrace	0	5	0
Jones, Miss, 18, Victoria-road	0	5	0
Judson, Mr. W., 30, High-street	0	2	6
Key, Mrs. Aston, 40, The Square	0	2	6
Kingston, Mrs., 8, Scarsdale-terrace	0	2	6
Lascelles, The Lady Caroline, Bute-house, Campden-hill	0	10	0
Legrew, Miss, Ladbroke-place West (Donation)	0	2	6
Litt, The Misses, 42, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Lomas, Mr. J. H., 34, High-street	0	2	6
Lomax, Mrs., 19, Victoria-road	0	2	6
Ludlow, Mrs., 21, Kensington square	0	2	6
Lugar, Mrs. R., 19, Pembroke-square	0	2	6
Lyon, Mrs., 23, Sussex-place	0	2	0
McDermott, Mrs. W. H., 8, Gordon-place	0	3	0
Melliss, Mrs., 9, St. George’s-terrace	0	2	0
Merriman, Mrs., 45, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Merriman, Mrs. James, 7, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Moore, Mrs. J. Carrick, 4, Hyde-park-gate	0	5	0
Morgan, Miss	0	10	0
Morris, Mr. John, 29, High-street	0	2	6
Mortimer, Mrs. Roger, 23, Notting-hill-square	0	5	0
Mortimer, Mrs., 11, Leonard-place	0	2	6
Palmer, Mrs., 15, Victoria-road	0	2	6
Pearse, Christopher, Esq., 25, Sussex-place	1	0	0
Penny, Mrs., 12, Upper Phillimore-place	0	5	0
Philp, Mrs., Colby-house	0	5	0
Pollock, Mrs., 7, Bath-place	0	5	0
Pope, Mrs., 6, Lower Phillimore-place	0	2	6
Rayner, Mrs., 16, Upper Phillimore-place	0	2	6
Redgrave, Mrs. Richard, 18, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
Redgrave, Miss, 16, Hyde-park-gate South	0	2	6
Reynolds, Mrs., 15½, Holland-street	6	2	6
Richards, Miss, 39, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Robertson, Miss, 14, Sheffield-terrace	0	2	6
Rougemont, Mrs., Wright’s Lane	0	10	0
Rougemont, Miss, Ditto	0	5	0
Rougemont, Mrs. D. Alexander, 23, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Russell, Francis, Esq., 12, Douro-place	0	5	0
Russell, Mrs., 1, Gordon-place	0	2	6
Saintsbury, Miss, 42, Pembridge Villas, Bayswater	0	5	0
Senior, Mrs., 9, Hyde-park-gate	0	5	0
Shaw, Mrs. William, Wycombe-lodge	0	5	0
Shepherd, Mrs., 46, High-street	0	2	6
Silver, James, Esq., Addison-road	0	5	0
Slade, Mrs., 32, Sussex-place	0	2	6
Slater, Mr., High-street	0	5	0
Smith, Mrs. Browning, 45, Bedford-place	0	2	6
Stainton, Mrs. R., 3, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
Symons, Mrs. Charles, 10, Young-street	0	5	0
Taylor, Lady, St. Katharine’s-lodge	1	0	0
Taylor, Mrs., Little Campden-house	0	2	6
Thew, Mrs., 21, Hyde-park-gate South	0	5	0
Thompson, Mrs. Frederick, St. George’s Terrace	0	5	0
Thompson, Mr. J., 3, The Terrace	0	2	6
Toms, Mrs., The Terrace	0	2	6
Turner, J. W., Esq., 31, Lower Phillimore-place (Donation)	0	3	0
Turner, Mrs. J. W., Ditto	0	5	0
Turnley, Mrs. Henry, 5, The Terrace	0	5	0
Uwins, Mrs., St. Alban’s-road (Donation)	0	2	0
Vincent, H. W., Esq., Thornwood-lodge	0	10	0
Vincent, The Misses, Ditto	0	10	0
Vincent, Mrs., 1, Upper Phillimore-place	0	5	0
Ward, Mrs. Ogier, 9, Leonard-place	0	2	6
Warner, Mrs., 9, Kensington-square	0	5	0
Warner, Miss, Ditto	0	5	0
Watson, Miss, 3, Bath-place	1	0	0
Watson, Joseph, Esq., 8, Hyde-park-gate	0	5	0
Webster, Mrs., The Mall	0	2	6
Weston, Mrs. James, 12, Hyde-park-gate	0	5	0
White, Mrs. 11, St. George’s-terrace	0	2	6
Willis, Mrs. E., Palace-green	0	5	0
Willis, Mrs. James, 24, Victoria-road	0	2	6
Willock, Mrs. George, Vicarage-place	0	5	0
Winn, The Hon. Mrs., 9, Pembroke-road	0	5	0
Wyllie, Mrs., 1, Douro-place	0	5	0
Young Ladies of Miss Forbes’ Establishment, Vicarage-place	0	10	0
Ditto Ditto	0	10	0
	£46	5	0

KENSINGTON MATERNAL SOCIETY,

For providing Child-bed Linen and other suitable Articles of Clothing, for the use of poor Married Women during the month of their Confinement.

At a meeting of the Friends of this Society on the 6th of December, 1848, the following Rules were agreed to:—

I. That this Society shall be called the Kensington (St. Mary Abbott’s,) Maternal Society.

II. That its affairs shall be managed by a Committee, Treasurer, and Secretary.

III. That the Ladies taking charge of the Bags of Linen shall form an Honorary Committee, to meet twice a year, viz.;—the first Wednesday in March, and the last in November, after Morning service, at the National School, or oftener in case of necessity.

IV. That the Committee shall appoint a Treasurer to make the necessary purchases on behalf of the Society, and to superintend the disposal of the same.

V. That the Treasurer’s Account shall be submitted to the Committee at the Half-yearly Meetings.

VI. That the Lady Visitors of the Kensington District Society shall be requested to support this Charity, to visit Persons in their respective Districts assisted by the same, and to afford them relief, as in other cases, at their own discretion.

VII. That the Meetings of the Committee shall begin and end with Prayer, and shall be open to receive any Lady Subscriber or Donor who may wish to attend.

VIII. That no woman shall be considered eligible for this Charity who has not resided in the Parish for one year. No woman to be assisted with her first Child, or the first by her second husband.

IX. Applicants to bring a recommendation from a Subscriber, and also, in consequence of recent frauds, a Card from their District Visitor.

X. The Bag of Linen to contain the usual Articles, and to be lent for four weeks; if returned in good order, a roll of Baby Linen given as an encouragement.

XI. The Bag of Linen not to be kept because bespoken, if required by another Person; the first applicant to be recommended to some other lady for a Bag.

XII. Applicants to receive suitable tracts sanctioned by the Archdeacon; a new Testament lent with the Bag; and an account kept of the number of Persons assisted by the Society during the Year.

LADIES TAKING CHARGE OF BAGS, 1853.

Mrs. Cope, 19, Hyde Park Gate South	1
Mrs. Merriman, 45, The Square	2
Mrs. Clarke, 17, The Square	1
Mrs. Barlow, 24, The Square	1
Mrs. Aston Key, 40, Kensington Square	1
Mrs. Sheppard, 5, Ladbroke Place West	1
Mrs. Grafton, 14, Sheffield Terrace	1
Miss Codd, 2, Camden Road	2
Mrs. Pollock, 7, Bath Place	1
Mrs. Cripps, 9, Gordon Place	1
Mrs. Woodcock, 7, High Street	2
Mrs. Lloyd, 4, Upper Phillimore Place	1
Mrs. Stephens, 23, Victoria Road	1

Treasurer and Secretary.
The Misses White, 11, Pembroke Road.

Subscriptions and Donations thankfully received by the Treasurer, or may be called for by the Collector, Alfred Ellis, 16, Lower Phillimore Place.

Treasurer in Account with the Kensington Maternal Society.—1852.

(Dr.)	£	s.	d.
Subscriptions and Donations	19	5	0
	19	5	0

(Cr.)	£	s.	d.
Materials	13	9	5
Work	4	15	7
Collector	1	0	0
	£19	5	0

Audited, and found correct, by me,
December 23rd, 1852. M. A. CRIPPS.

Subscriptions and Donations to the Kensington Maternal Society, 1852.

	£	s.	d.
Abercrombie, Mrs.	0	5	0
Auldjo, Mrs.	0	5	0
Barlow, Mrs. F.	0	5	0
Barlow, Mrs. J.	0	5	0
Buckmaster, Mrs.	0	5	0
Bayford, Mrs.	0	5	0
Boyle, Mrs.	0	5	0
Clarke, Mrs.	0	5	0
Clarke, Miss	0	5	0
Cotton, Mrs.	0	5	0
Cripps, Mrs.	0	5	0
Codd, Miss	0	5	0
Cope, Mrs.	0	5	0
Coulbourne, Mr.	0	5	0
Coulbourne, Mr. J.	0	5	0
Crosse, Miss	0	5	0
Desbarres, Mrs. H.	0	5	0
Gunter, Mrs.	0	10	0
Goodeve, Mrs.	0	5	0
Greene, Mrs. E. B.	0	5	0
Horsley, Mrs.	0	5	0
Hessey, Mrs.	0	5	0
Helme, Miss	0	5	0
Howlett, Miss	0	5	0
Hare, Miss	0	5	0
Holmes, Miss	0	5	0
Jenings, Mrs.	0	10	0
James, Miss	0	5	0
Key, Mrs. Aston	0	10	0
Lascelles, Lady C.	0	10	0
Lloyd, Mrs.	0	5	0
Litt, Miss	0	5	0
Merriman, Mrs.	0	5	0
Merriman, Mrs. J. N.	0	5	0
Miley, Miss	0	5	0
Ogle, Mrs.	0	5	0
Penny, Mrs.	0	10	0
Paynter, Mrs.	0	5	0
Pollock, Mrs.	0	5
Pallister, Miss	0	5	0
Rougemont, Mrs.	0	5	0
Rougemont, Mrs. D. A.	0	5	0
Rathbone, Miss	0	5	0
Shaw, Mrs. W. A.	0	10	0
Senior, Mrs.	0	10	0
Sheppard, Mrs.	0	5	0
Thew, Mrs.	0	5	0
Weston, Mrs.	0	5	0
Warner, Mrs.	0	5	0
Vallotton, Mrs.	0	5	0
Donation from a Friend	5	0	0

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF STREETS, &c.
INCLUDED IN THE DISTRICTS OF THE
ST. MARY ABBOTT’S, KENSINGTON,
District Visiting Society.

^*_*^* Members referring any case to the Visitor are requested to state, on the Ticket or Note, the exact residence of the applicant, and the No. of the District, from the following list.

Communications respecting persons resident in streets, &c., not in this List, may be made to the Clergy of the respective portions of Kensington or Notting Hill.

	No. of the District.
Adam and Eve-cottages, High-street	25
Adam and Eve-yard, High-street	25
Albert-square, Southend	17
Albert-cottages	17
Annis-place, Duke’s-lane	26
Ball’s-court, High-street	19
Barlow’s-cottages, Kensington-square	17
Bird’s-cottages, Duke’s-lane	26
Bird’s-cottages, Jennings’-buildings	4
Brown’s-buildings, High-street	6
Bullingham-Place	26
Campden-hill West	30
Camden-street, 1–19	32
Camden-street, 19—end	33
Camden-street, South-side	38
Camden-street-mews	38
Chancellor’s-yard	25
Charles-place	15
Charles-street	12
Charles-street (Little)	15
Charles-street cottages	15
Church-court, Nos. 2, 7, 9, 10, 13, and Galleries	22
Church-court, Nos. 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 14	23
Church-lane	27
Church-street	27
Claremont-cottages	35
Cooke’s-lane	16
Cooper’s-gardens, 37 to 55	37
Cousin’s-cottages	36
Duckmanton-court	20
Duckmanton-yard	11
Duke’s-lane	26
Dulwich-court	26
Edge-place	36
Gardiner’s-buildings	20
Gordon-cottages, Duke’s-lane	26
Gore-lane, West side, 1–20	1
Gore-lane, West side, 21–34	2
Gore-lane, West side, 35–47, East side	3
Great Grove House, High-street	6
Gregory-cottages	28
Haine’s-buildings	17
Holland-cottages, Duke’s-lane	26
Holland-place	27
Holland-street	28
Hornton-mews	24
Hughes’-cottages	19
Ivy-cottages, Gore-lane	3
James-place	12
James-street, North side, No. 1–4; East side, 1–2	12
James-street, East side, No. 3–10; West side, 3–10	9
James-street, No. 11–20	14
James-street, West side, No. 11–14; 21–24, 22A	13
James-street-mews	12
Jennings’-buildings, &c., No. 1–23; 37–63	4
Jennings’-buildings, &c., No. 24–36	5
Kensington-place	6
King-street, West side, No. 1–4	17
King-street, West side, No. 5–15	18
King-street, East side, No. 16–24	19
Knibb’s-cottages	25
Lawrence-cottages	27
Mall (The)	34
Market-court proper	21
Market-court, Gardiner’s-buildings	20
New-court, Jennings’-buildings	4
Newland-street, East side	25
Oliver’s-cottages, Market-court	20
Orchard-street, Holland-street	28
Palace-place, No. 8–14	7
Palace-place (remainder)	8
Peel-place	34
Peel-street, North side, No. 1–25	29
Peel-street, South side, No. 75–71, 1–10	31
Peel-street, South side, No. 11–17, 27–29, 21–26, 34–51	30
Phillimore-mews	24
Playhouse-yard	6
Reservoir-cottages	36
Russell’s-gardens	10
Sharp’s-cottages, Jennings’-buildings	4
Shepard’s-gardens	10
Somerset-yard	25
Southend-row-gardens	16
Tavern-yard	4
Thomas-place	4
Trafalgar-place	16
Victoria-cottages	17
Wiple-place	27
Young-street	11

LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS AND DONORS FOR THE YEAR 1852.

^*_*^* It is particularly requested that any error in this List may be notified to the Treasurer or Secretaries.

Subscriptions and Donations may be paid either to the Treasurer, Secretaries or Collector.

Subscriptions may be given in favour of any particular district, if desired.

	Donations.			Subscriptions.
	£	s.	d.	£	s.	d.
Her Majesty the Queen				10	10	0
The Venerable Archdeacon Sinclair, Vicar and President				5	5	0
Abercrombie, Mr., 25, Kensington-square				3	3	0
Abercrombie, Misses, The Square				2	2	0
Alexander, Miss, 26, Hornton-street				0	10	0
Arnold and Roxberry, Messrs., High-street				0	10	0
Abud, Miss, 15, Sussex-place				0	10	0
A Friend, by the Archdeacon				0	5	0
Bailey, Mr. C., 45, High-street				1	1	0
Ball, Miss, 6, Bath-place				0	10	0
Banister, Mrs., 6, Campden-grove				0	10	0
Banting, Mr., 5, The Terrace				0	10	0
Barlow, Mr. F. Pratt, 24, Kensington-square				4	4	0
Barlow, Mrs. F. P. ditto				1	1	0
Barlow, Miss, ditto				1	1	0
Barlow, Miss Katharine, ditto				0	2	6
Barlow, Mr. J. Pratt, Hyde-park-gate				2	2	0
Barrow, Sir G., Kensington-palace				1	1	0
Barrow, Lady, Kensington-palace				1	1	0
Bayford, Dr., 5, Upper Hornton-villas				1	1	0
Beachcroft, Mr. C., High-street, Notting-hill				1	1	0
Bedford, Dowager Duchess of, Campden-hill				2	2	0
Bell, Mr. John, Little Campden House, East				3	0	0
Bell, Miss, 27, Hornton-street				1	1	0
Bennington, Mrs., 2, Victoria-road				1	1	0
Beresford, Lady G., 6, Hyde-park-gate South				1	1	0
Biggar, Mr. J., 3, Allen-terrace	1	0	0	2	0	0
Biggar, The Misses, ditto	4	0	0	2	0	0
Birch, Mr. W., 10, Terrace				1	1	0
Bond, Mr., 5, Gloucester-terrace				1	1	0
Boyd, Mrs., 5, Gordon-terrace				0	5	0
Boyle, Mr. W., R.A., 4, Church-street				1	1	0
Breeze, Messrs., 19, High-street				1	1	0
Buckmaster, Mrs., 16, Holland-street				2	2	0
Bunyon, Mr. C., Hyde-park-gate South				1	1	0
Callcott, Mr. W. H., The Mall				1	1	0
Camden, Mrs., 5, Allen-terrace				0	10	0
Clarke, Mr., Kensington-square				2	2	0
Clarke, Mr. John, 25, Hornton-street				1	1	0
Codd, Miss, 2, Campden-house-road				0	10	0
Codd, Miss Shirley, ditto				0	10	0
Colbeck, Mr. T. R., 12, Hornton-street	1	0	0	2	1	0
Cole, Mr. H., 1, Kensington-terrace				1	1	0
Collingdon, Mrs., 5, Kensington-square				0	10	0
Collingdon, Mr. I., ditto				1	1	0
Compton, Miss, 12, Scarsdale-terrace	0	10	0
Cooke, Mr., 12, Scarsdale-terrace				1	1	0
Cooke, Mr. E. W., The Ferns, Victoria-road	2	2	0	1	1	0
Coomb, Mrs., 5, Upper Phillimore-place				1	0	0
Cope, Mr. C. W., R.A., 19, Hyde-park-gate South				2	2	0
Cornell, Mr., 1, Canning-place				1	1	0
Cotton, Mr., 10, Kensington-square				2	2	0
Cowper, Mr. E., ditto				1	1	0
Cowper, Miss M. E., 9, Kensington-park-road				0	5	0
Crane, Miss, 16, Scarsdale-terrace				1	1	0
Cripps, Mrs., 9, Gordon-place				1	1	0
Croad, Major, Forest House				1	1	0
Crosse, Miss, 8, The Terrace				1	1	0
Crosse, Mr., H. W., The Terrace				0	10	6
Cunningham, Mrs., 2, Madeley Villas				1	1	0
Cunningham, Mrs., 4, ditto				1	1	0
Desbarres, Mr. H. W., 40, Bedford-place				1	1	0
Disbrowe, Miss, Kensington-palace				2	2	0
Ellis, Mr. C., 42, Kensington-square				1	1	0
England, Miss, 3, Phillimore-place				2	0	0
Forbes, Mrs. and Miss, 16, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Forbes, Miss, Vicarage-place				1	1	0
Fox, Mr. C., 10, Campden-hill-road				0	10	0
Freem, Miss, 23, High-street				0	5	0
Frost, Rev. G., 28, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Gaven, Mr. D., 15, St. George’s-terrace				1	1	0
Gee, Mrs. John, 5, Victoria-road				1	1	0
George, Mr., 4, Hornton-villas				1	1	0
Giles, Miss, 26, Kensington-square				0	10	0
Gloyne, Mr., 5, Terrace				1	1	0
Godfrey, Mr., 3, Somerset-terrace				0	10	6
Good, Mr., Palace-green				3	0	0
Goodeve, Mr., 41, Kensington-square				2	2	0
Grafton, Major, 14, Sheffield-terrace				0	10	0
Green, Mrs. E. B., 16, Lower Phillimore-place				1	1	0
Grew, Le, Mr., 1, St. Alban’s-road				1	1	0
Haines, Mr. John, High-street				0	10	0
Hall, Major, Phillimore-terrace	1	0	0
Hall, Mr. R., 3, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Hampshire, Mr. William, 16, Sussex-place				1	1	0
Hayes, Mr., 5, Pembroke-road	0	5	0
Haynes, Mrs., Peel-street				0	1	0
Hawes, Mr., High-row				0	1	0
Hennell, Mrs. C., 21, Campden-grove				1	1	0
Hennell, Miss, ditto				1	1	0
Hepburn, Mrs., 8, Hornton-street				1	1	0
Hessey, Rev. Dr. F., 27, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Holmes, Miss, The Terrace				0	14	0
Horsley, Mr. J. C., The Mall				2	2	0
Horsley, Mr. and Family, 1, High-row				2	0	0
Howlett, Rev. J. H., 9, Young-street				2	2	0
Hughes, Mr. W. H., 50, High-street				1	1	0
Ifold, Mrs., South-lodge, Campden-hill				0	10	0
Jackson, Rev. J., Kensington-place				1	1	0
Jackson, Admiral, 21, Hornton-street				2	0	0
Jackson, Mr. H., 8, St. George’s-terrace				1	1	0
Jackson, Mrs., 3, Sheffield-terrace				0	5	0
Jenings, Mrs., 2, The Terrace				1	1	0
Jenings, Miss, ditto				0	10	0
Jolly, Mrs., 10, Campden-grove				1	1	0
Jones, Mr., 18, Victoria-road				1	1	0
Kent, Mrs., 1, Bath-place				1	0	0
Key, Mr., 7, Upper Phillimore-place				0	10	0
Key, Mrs. Aston, Kensington-square				5	0	0
Kidd, Mr. C., Hyde-park-gate				5	0	0
Kingsford, Mr., High-street				0	10	0
Kingston, Mr., 3, Scarsdale-terrace				0	10	6
Kite, Mrs. Penfold, 3, Gordon-place				1	1	0
Lascelles, Lady Caroline, Campden-hill				4	0	0
Lascelles, Miss, ditto				1	0	0
Lasbury, Mr., 12, The Terrace				0	10	0
Leicester, Mrs., Bullingham-place				1	1	0
Lewis, Mrs., 7, Edwardes-square				0	10	0
Litt, Miss, 42, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Lloyd, Dr., 4, Upper Phillimore-place				1	1	0
Lloyd, Mrs., ditto				1	1	0
Lomas, Mr., 34, High-street				1	1	0
Mackay, Mrs., 17, Scarsdale-terrace				2	2	0
Merriman, Mr., 45, Kensington-square				3	3	0
Merriman, Miss C. ditto				0	2	6
Merriman, Mr. S. ditto				0	2	6
Merriman, Mr. W. ditto				0	2	6
Merriman, Mr. James N., 7, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Merriman, Mrs. J. N. ditto				1	1	0
Miley, Mr., 6, Upper Phillimore-place				1	1	0
Miley, the Misses 9, Upper Phillimore-place				1	0	0
Moore, Mr. J. C., 4, Hyde-park-gate				2	0	0
Noble, Mr. Jesse, 12, St. George’s-terrace				1	1	0
Oak, Mr., 36, High-street				0	10	0
Pallister, Miss, 22, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Paxton, Mrs., 56, High-street				0	10	0
Payne, Mr. W., 32, Kensington-square				2	2	0
Paynter, Mr., Addison-road	1	1	0
Pearse, Mr., 25, Sussex-place				1	0	0
Penny, Mrs., 12, Upper Phillimore-place				2	2	0
Phillips, Miss, 37, Kensington-square				0	10	0
Philp, Dr., Colby House				1	1	0
Philp, Mrs., ditto				1	1	0
Pickering, Miss, 4, Pembroke-road				0	5	0
Pickering, Mr. J., ditto				1	1	0
Pickering, Miss M. G., ditto				0	2	6
Pitt, Mrs., Vicarage-place				1	1	0
Pollock, Mr., 7, Bath-place				1	1	0
Radford, Mr. J., 16, Sheffield-terrace				0	5	0
Rathbone, Miss, 15, Lower Phillimore-place				1	1	0
Redgrave, Mr. R., 8, Hyde-park-gate South				1	0	0
Redgrave, Mr. S., 7, ditto				0	10	0
Redgrave, Miss, ditto				0	10	0
Remnant, Mrs., 25, Upper Phillimore-place				0	10	0
Rougemont, Mrs., Wright’s-lane				1	1	0
Rougemont, Mr. H. ditto				1	1	0
Rougemont, Miss, ditto				1	1	0
Rougemont, Miss S. ditto				1	1	0
Rougemont, Miss Helen, ditto				1	1	0
Rougemont, Mr. D. Alex., 23, Kensington-square				2	2	0
Rougemont, Mrs. D. A. ditto				1	1	0
Russell, Mr., 3, Scarsdale-terrace				1	1	0
Russell, Mr., 12, Douro-place				0	15	0
Scales, Miss, 5, Kensington-square				1	1	0
Senior, Mrs., Hyde-park-gate				1	0	0
Shaw, Mr. W. A., Wycombe-lodge				5	0	0
Sheppard, Mrs., 5, Ladbroke-place				1	1	0
Sheppard, Miss, ditto				0	10	6
Sheppard, Mr. 4, Phillimore-place				0	10	0
Sheppard, Mr. High-street				1	0	0
Slater, Mr., High-street				1	0	0
Smith, Mrs. George, 27, Bedford-place				1	1	0
Smith, Mr. J. H., ditto				0	10	0
Smith, Miss, ditto				0	10	0
Sinclair, Miss, Edinbro’				1	0	0
Sinclair, Miss M., Edinbro’				1	0	0
Sperling, Mr. J., 16, Palace-gardens	3	0	0
Sperling, Mrs. J., ditto	2	0	0
Stephenson, Miss C., Kensington-palace				1	1	0
Sullivan, Mrs., Little Campden-house East				2	2	0
Symons, Mrs., 10, Young-street				0	10	0
Taylor, Mrs., Sheffield-house				0	10	0
Taylor, Lady, Kensington-palace				1	1	0
Thew, Mrs., Hyde-park-gate South				2	2	0
Thompson, Mrs., Lower Seymour-street				1	1	0
Thompson, Miss, ditto				1	1	0
Thompson, Mr. F., 5, St. George’s-terrace				1	10	0
Tyne, Mrs., High-street				0	5	0
Uwins, Mr. Thomas, R.A., Victoria-road				1	1	0
Vallotton, Mr., Hyde-park-gate				1	1	0
Vallotton, Miss, ditto				1	0	0
Vincent, Mr. H. W., Thornwood-lodge, Campden-hill				2	0	0
Vincent, Mrs., 1, Upper Phillimore-place				0	10	0
Vyvyan, Miss, 10, Notting-hill-terrace				1	0	0
Waddilove, Dr., Ladbroke-place West				2	2	0
Warner, Mr., 9, Kensington-square				2	2	0
Watson, Mr. Joseph, Hyde-park-gate				4	0	0
Watson, Miss, 3, Bath-place				1	0	0
Webster, Mr. Thomas, The Mall				1	1	0
West, Miss, 18, Bedford-place				0	10	0
Weston, Mr., Hyde-park-gate	3	3	0	2	2	0
Weston, Mr. A., jun., ditto				1	0	0
Weston, Miss, ditto				0	5	0
White, Misses, Pembroke-road				2	0	0
Wilkins, Mr. Serjeant, 7, The Terrace				0	10	0
Willis, Miss E., Palace-green				2	0	0
Willock, Mrs. George, Vicarage-place				3	3	0
Wilson, Mr. B., 22, Bedford-place				1	1	0
Woodcock, Mr., 4, High-street				0	10	0
Worthington, Mr., 3, Mayfield-place				0	5	0

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