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1st February, 1805.

CONTENTS.

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Introductory letter to the fourth Volume, addressed

to the Right Honourable Henry Addington,

&c. &c. &c.

No. C.

Extract from an account of the Free-Chapel

schools, in West-street, Seven Dials. By John

Dougan, Esq.

No. CI.

Extract from an account of a charity for Lying-in

Women at Ware. By Mr. William Allen

No. CII.

Extract from an account of the Cotton Mills at

Rothsay in the Isle of Bute. By Mr. Carr,

of Leeds

No. CIII.

Extract from an account of a supply of Blankets

for the Poor at Hinxton. By the Rev. James

Plumptre

No. CIV.

Extract from an account of a Society in West

Street, for the relief of their poor Neighbours

in Distress. By Thomas Bernard, Esq.

No. CV.

Extract from an account of a supply of food and

employment, for Cottager's Families, at Monge-

well. By the Rev. David Durell

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