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Charity Record

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1903

Page

14

Guy's Hospital Suffering Women and Children Need Waiting Room

A reader appeals for a 500 pound Surgery Extension Fund to build a women and children waiting room at Guy's Hospital in South London. Letters from contributors urge donations and describe the hardship of winter crowds and cold benches while awaiting care.

South London Guy’s Hospital Borough S.E

Charities and Inland Revenue Stamp Dispute

A letter notes officials of the Stamp Office in Inland Revenue treated peppercorn rents as above the 6d duty in a charity school lease. Trustees faced demands for 10s and 5s stamping, arguing peppercorns are under a pound, while officials cited the act’s denomination rules. The reader urges readers to consider the diligence and fairness of revenue officials.

Inland Revenue His Majesty Stamp Office Department

Reopening appeal for Royal Victoria Hall funds

Miss Emma Cons urges public subscriptions as Royal Victoria Hall near Waterlow Bridge Road reopens Oct 3 after £8000 alterations to fireproof the building. The temperance venue offers music lectures and entertainments for the poor with admission from a penny up. Eton Rural District Council plans a circular to London child sponsors requiring medical certificates before sending children for holidays.

Emma Cons Waterlooe Bridge-Road L.C.C Eton Slough London

The Charitable Public and the Police Courts

Police Magistrate Cecil Chapman of Southwark urges readers to restrict charitable contributions to cases deemed worthy after investigation. He warns that pity for theft linked to poverty can undermine lawfulness and communal respect when funds are misapplied. He proposes donations go to the Poor Box with magistrate-approved allocations.

Cecil Chapman Southwark London

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The Times George Futroye Francis Guy’s Bethesda Pool Charities and the Inland Revenue the Times Royal Victoria Hall Charitable Public Police Courts
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