President, The Prince of Wales.
Treasurer, C. W. W. Wynn, esq.
Vice-Treas., J.R.Kenyon, esq., Q.C.,
Rev. H. W. P. Richards.
Chaplain, Rev. J. Jones.

[1871.

| Principal, Rev. James H. Watson,
A.M.

Physician, Henry Gervis, M.D.
Surgeon, Edward Cock, esq.
Oculist, Martin Ware, esq.

Physicians, Conway Evans, M.D.; Apothecaries, W. H. Turner, esq.,

G. Harcourt, M.D.

Consulting Surgeon,

London; W. H. Thornton, esq.,

Margate.

Surgeons, W. Griffith, Edw. Kings- Collector, Mr. Geo. August, 279,

ford, esqrs.

Librarian and Sec., C. Bousfield
Shaw, esq., 55, Charing-cross.
Master, Mr. Henry Davies.
Matron, Mrs. Mary Davies.
Mistress, Miss Tait.

FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Children receive a plain education, and are apprenticed at a proper age as servants in private families. Admitted by votes of Subscribers, at half-yearly elections in June and December. Beddington, Surrey, Inst. at Lambeth 1758. Office, 32, Essex-street, Strand.

Patron, The QUEEN.

Albany-road, Camberwell.

PHILOLOGICAL SCHOOL, for the education of the Sons of Clergymen, Officers, Professional Men, Merchants, Clerks in Public Offices, and the higher orders of Tradesmen, who from misfortunes cannot afford a suitable education for their Children. Admitted on the presentation of Subscribers. Instituted in 1792. School, Marylebone-road.

Patron, The QUEEN.
Visitor, Bishop of London.
President, Lord Portman.
Treasurer, S. H. Harlowe, esq.

Patronesses, The Princess of Wales, Secretary and Head Master, Edwin

Duchess of Cambridge.
President, Duke of Cambridge.
Treasurer, Samuel Wheeler, esq.
Sec. and Solicitor, G. Booth, esq.
Physicians, George Cursham, M.D.,

J. S. Bristowe, M.D.
Surgeons, John F. South, esq., Dr.
Will. V. Pettigrew.
Medical Officer, W. E. Cressy, esq.
Matron, Miss Jones.

Collector, Mr. W. H. Cottrell, 60,

Harleyford-rd., Vauxhall.

ASYLUM for the Support and Education of the DEAF and DUMB CHILDREN of the Poor. Candi

dates, who are admitted by votes of Subscribers at half-yearly elections, in Jan. and July, must be above 8 and-a-half, and under 11 and-a-half years of age, and of sound intellect. Instituted 1792. Old Kent-road and Margate. Patron, The PRINCE OF WALES. President, Duke of Buccleuch. Treasurer, Beriah Drew, csq.

Abbott, esq.

Assist. Masters, Mr. W. Floyd, Mr.,
W. Moore, Mr. J. Dolleymore,
Mr. F. W. Byrne.

Writing Master, Mr.W.H. Knowles.
German Master, Mr. S. Koch.
French Master, Mr. S. Bard.
Draw. Mast, Mr. Chas. Armytage.
Collector, Mr. Jones.

SCHOOL FOR Indigent Blind, who
are instructed by oral information,
and by books in raised or em-
bossed letters; and are taught a
trade, to enable them to procure
their own living. Candidates, who
are admitted by votes of Sub-
scribers, must be between the ages
of 10 & 20. Established in 1799
Patron, The QUEEN.
St. George's Fields.
Pres., Archbp. of Canterbury.
Treasurer, Sam. R. Bosanquet, esq.
Chaplain, Rev. B. G. Johns, M.A.
Secretary, Mr. Thos. Grueber, 5
Billiter street.
Physician, Dr. Fuller.

Consulting Surgeon,ThomasTatum, MARINE SOCIETY, for the equip

the ages of 7 and 10; boys are re-
tained until 14, and girls until 16,
years of age. Instituted 1808. In-
corporated 1815. Caledonian-rd.
Patrons, THE QUEEN and the
Prince of Wales.
President, Duke of Buccleuch.
Treasurers, Sir J. H. Maxwell, bt.,
Sir C. Rhoderick M'Grigor, bt.,
D. N. Chambers, esq.

Physicians, Alex. Tweedie, M.D.,
C. Owen Rees, M.D.

Consulting Surgeons, Sir William
Fergusson, bt., M.D., Alex. Shaw,
esq.

Surgeon, C. Lawrence Bradley,

Candidates, who are admitted by the Votes of Subscribers, must be between the ages of 7 and 11, and are retained on the foundation till the age of 15. The half-yearly elections occur on the fourth Mondays in Jan, and June. Institu. 1813. Incorp. 1845. Asylum at Clapton. Office, 1, St. Helen's-place.

Patrons, The QUEEN, Prince of
Wales, Duke of Cambridge.

The CORPORATION of the ROYAL
CALEDONIAN ASYLUM, for sup-Treasurer, James Capel, esq.
porting and educating the Children
of Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines
who have died or been disabled in
their country's service, natives of
Scotland, and of Indigent Scotch
Parents, resident in London, not
entitled to parochial relief. The
Children are elected by the Votes
of Subscribers,and must be between

Physicians, Dr. Herbert Davies, Dr.
Thos. B. Peacock.
Consulting Surgeon, Thos. B.Cur-
ling, esq.

Surgeons, D. De Berdt Hovell, esq.,
C. D. Kingsford, M.D.
Hon. Dentist, Hen. J. Barrett, esq.
Chaplain, Rev. A. F. Houliston.

Hon. Secretary, Rev. J. Godding.
Secretary, James Rogers, esq.
Assist. Sec. and Collector, Mr. Edw.
B. Boor.

ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, for the Education as Governesses of Orphan Daughters of Clergymen of the Established Church. and of Military and Naval Officers. Candidates between the ages of 14 and 17 elected by the votes of Subscribers. Estab. 1818. St. Andrew's-place, Re

gent's-park.

Patron, The QUEEN.
Patronesses,

Princess

Christian,

Duchess of Cambridge.
Vice-Patrons, The Prince of Wales,
Duke of Cambridge.
Visitor, Bishop of London.
Chairman of Com., Jas. Mure, esq.
Treasurer, Alex. H. Ross, esq.
Clerical Superintendent, Rev. H.
W. Burrows, B.D.

Secretary, Mr. T. A. Bussell, Black-
heath Park.

Governess,

Matron, Miss Whitfield.
Collector, Mr. C. W. Gregory,
100, The Grove, Camberwell.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF

Sr.

BRITISH ORPHAN ASYLUM, for
Educating, Boarding and Cloth-
ing destitute Orphans of both
sexes of those once in prosperity.
Candidates, who are admitted by
election of Subscribers on the second
Tuesday in January and July,
must be between the ages of 7 and
12. Institu. 1827. Asylum at
Mackenzie-park, Slough. Office,
73, Cheapside. Attendance daily
from 10 to 4; Saturday 10 to 12.
Patron, The QUEEN.

Royal Vice-Patrons, The Prince
and Princess of Wales, Prince
and Princess Christian.
President, The Lord Mayor.
Treasurer, H. Sykes Thornton, esq.
Physicians, Chas. J. Hare, M.D.,

Robert Martin, M.D., J. J. Phil-
lips, M.D.
Consulting Surgeons, Alf. M. Ran-
dall, esq., W. Allingham, esq.
Surgeon, W. U. Buée, esq.
Sur. Dentist, Wm. J. Parks, esq.
Architects, Thos. M. Nelson, esq.,
Thos. Edgington, esq.

Hon. Secs., Rev. Chas. Lee, M.A.,
Rev. A. C. Price, M.A.

| Secretary, Mr. Alf. Mackenzie.
Mutron, Miss Middleton.
Collector, Mr. Edwin Carpenter,
Albion-road, Stoke Newington.

PATRICK, for Clothing, Educat-INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, for the

ing, and Apprenticing the Children of the Irish Poor, who are admitted on the Recommendation of a Governor. Instituted 1784. Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road. Patrons, The QUEEN, The Prince of Wales.

President, Marquess of Lansdowne.
Treasurer, Sir Ralph Howard, bt.
Secretary, Thos. K. King, jun., esq.

maintenance of Orphan Children,
from the earliest period of life to
14 or 15 years of age. Children are
received from all parts of the Em-
pire. Elected by Votes of Sub-
scribers, half yearly, in May and
November. Institu. 1827. Incor.
1843. Asylum at Wanstead.
Office, 100, Fleet-street.

Under the Patronage of 'The Queen,
The Prince of Wales.

Inspector of Schools and Appren-Presidents, Archbs. of Canterbury

tices, E. Haviland Burke, esq. Surgeon, Fras. Kiernan, esq. Superintendent of Schools, Wm. Umpelby.

and York, Bishop of London, &c.
Treasurer, John Deacon, esq.
Sub-Treasurer,B.Bond Cabbell, esq.
Secretary, Mr. Henry W. Green.

ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, for educating | Patron, The QUEEN.

for any pursuit the Sons of Naval President, Adm. Hon.A.Duncombe. and Marine Officers, at the least Treasurer, F. A. M'Geachy, esq. possible expense, and in a limited Hon. Secs., Capt. Hon. F. Maude, number of cases gratuitously, or on R.N., F. Horatio Fitzroy, esq. a small annual payment. A li- Lady Governess, Miss Quinan. mited number of the sons of gen- Sec., Arthur Ellis, esq. R.N. tlemen, not being Naval or Ma- Assist. Sec., Mr. S. Rayson. rine Officers, are admitted at 551. per annum. The sons of Military Officers and Civil Servants of the Crown, and the grandsons and nephews of Naval Officers are received at £45. 1833. New Cross. Patron, The QUEEN.

President, Adm. Hon. A. Duncombe.
Head Master, Rev. E. B. Slater,
M.A.

Secretary, A. J. S. Eames, esq.

ROYAL NAVAL FEMALE SCHOOL, for affording to the Daughters of Naval and Marine Officers, of and above ward-room rank, a good, virtuous, and religious education, in conformity with the principles and doctrine of the Church of England, at the lowest reduction of cost practicable; age of admission, between 11 and 15. Esta.1840. School, St.Margaret's House, Isleworth; Office, 32, Sackville-street.

ALEXANDRA ORPHANAGE for INFANTS of both sexes. They are admitted by the votes of the Governors and Subscribers at elections, and by payment of 100 guineas if under 3 years, and 80 guineas if above 3 and under 5 years. Elections occur in May and November. Instituted Oct., 1864. Hornsey Rise, Highgate. Office: 73, Cheapside.

Patrons, Their R.H. the Prince and

Princess of Wales, the Crown
Princess of Prussia.

Treasurer, Frederick Barlow, esq.
Hon. Physician, G. O. Spencer, M.D.
Hon. Secretary, Joseph Soul, esq.,

Boxworth-grove, Islington.
Hon. Sec. of Ladies Com., Miss Soul.
Matron, Miss Ward.
Teacher, Miss Everett.
Collector, Mr. W. H. Chaplin, 5,
Canonbury-square, Islington.

BENEFIT SOCIETIES.

ROYAL SOCIETY of MUSICIANS of
GREAT BRITAIN for the relief
of indigent Musicians, their
widows and orphans Instituted
in 1738. Incorp. 1790. 12, Lisle-
street, Leicester-square.
Patroness, The QUEEN.
Patrons, Duke of Cambridge, Earl

of Dartmouth, Earl of Dudley,
Viscount Ranelagh, Sir Thos.
Gladstone, bt.

Chaplain, Rev. J. E. Cox, M.A.
Hon. Counsel, Sir J. D. Cole-
ridge, T. H. Hall, esq.
Hon. Physns., A. Billing, M.D.,
Jn. Hastings, M.D., Sir Thos.
Watson, bt., M.D., M. Macken-

zie, M.D.. J. B. Potter, M.D., W.
H. Stone, M.D.
Hon. Oculists, Martin Ware, esq.,
T. S. Heward, M.D.
Hon. Aurists, T. J. Ashton, esq.,
P. Allen, M.D.

Hon. Surgeons, C. Hawkins, B.

Holt, esqrs., Sir H.Thompson, J.
C. Chappell, C. C. Fuller, esqrs.
Hon. Surgeon Dentist, Sam. Cart-
wright, esq.

Hon. Treasurer, G. F.Anderson, esq.
Secretary, Mr. Stanley Lucas, 62,
New Bond-street.

Collector, Mr. G. Flower, 3, St.
Martin's-road, Stockwell.