Instructions for the establishment of loan societies : with a form of rules, &c. applicable thereto.

Rules for the establishment of friendly societies /
Published: (1832)

A treatise on the internal regulations of friendly societies : shewing the various existing evils, and practical remedies, and expounding the doctrine of restitution, also a code of rules, with forms ... /
by: Wright, James (Solicitor)
Published: (1829)

Friendly societies : a letter to the Rev. C.B. Dalton, M.A. Rector of Lambeth, on the evils of existing friendly societies : to which are added suggestions for the formation of a mutual provident association in this parish /
by: Cave-Browne, J. (John), 1818-1898
Published: (1849)

Friendly societies : the following letter was read at a general meeting of the officers of the Liverpool Friendly Societies Union, on Thursday evening last, August 26, 1830, and now published at their request : to the officers and members of the trade unions and benefit societies in Liverpool and other places.
by: Finch, John, 1783-1857
Published: (1830)

A word to the villager, or, A few hints on the subject of clothing societies, &c., &c /
by: Plumptre, Helen

A treatise on benefit or friendly societies : containing a statement of the laws of the land respecting these institutions : the probabilities of sickness, mortality, births, and other casualties : with practical instructions for the formation of rates, the investment of the funds, and general management /
by: Mitchell, James, 1786?-1844

The friendly society guide, or, A series of letters, conferences, and essays, on the formation and improvement of benefit or friendly societies ... /
by: Millar, James
Published: (1825)

The friendly societies in England, 1815-1875 /
by: Gosden, P. H. J. H.
Published: (1967)

Observations on friendly societies : for the maintenance of the industrious classes, during sickness, infirmity, old age, and other exigencies /
by: Eden, Frederick Morton, Sir, 1766-1809

Hints to agriculturists and others, residing in the neighbourhood of Colchester, upon which may be derived from benefit societies, established on scientific principles : together with observations on the injuries often inflicted on the members of benefit societies : to which are added directions, rules, &c. for the use of those who may wish to establish insurance societies for the poor /
Published: (1827)

Strictures on benefit or friendly societies : comprising observations on their defects, and proposing various important improvements : in a dialogue between Mr. Goodwill and Mr. Frankley.

Articles to be observed by the members of a Friendly Society : held at the house of Mr. John Bamford, in Barton, Nottinghamshire.

A few loose remarks on the advantages of friendly societies : and also on a scheme for supporting the widows and orphans of teachers /
by: Ross, John

Rules, orders and regulations, of a friendly society, called the British Assurance Society : established for the mutual benefit ... and support of the members, and the widows and children of deceased members ... which was formed on the 26th of October, 1773 ...

The New United Society : established for the benefit and advantage of every member : commenced January 4th, 1836, and held at the house of Mr. George Bushby, at the sign of the Ship Inn, Bedford.
Published: (1841)

A summary of objections to act 10 Geo. IV. c. 56, and of the grievances thence resulting to benefit societies : with propositions for a new act and for a national set of tables, also a letter addressed to John Wilkes, Esq. M.P. /
by: Wright, James (Solicitor)
Published: (1833)

Benefit societies versus saving banks and insurance companiespanies /
by: Founder of the St. Ann's Union
Published: (1822)

Alfred societies, or, A plan for very small sick clubs : recommended to the governors and free members of self-supporting, charitable, and parochial dispensaries, as the commencement and basis of a system by which the progress of anti-social feeling may be stayed, which has begun in a "reign of terror" among the labouring classes /
by: Smith, Henry Lilley, 1788-1859
Published: (1837)

A plan for bettering the condition of the working classes : by the establishment of friendly societies, upon legal and scientific principles, exemplified by practical illustrations, in a letter to Henry Lawes Long ... /
by: West, George, A.M

An account of the several life-assurance companies established in London : containing a view of their respective merits and advantages /
by: Baily, Francis, 1774-1844
Published: (1810)

A proposal for improving the system of friendly societies, or, of poor assurance offices, and by increasing their funds, rendering ... all parochial taxation for the relief of the poor unnecessary /
by: De Salis, Jerome, Count

St. George's Bank and Benevolent Society for lending money at five per cent. for the purpose of assisting industrious tradesmen, and other benevolent purposes.
Published: (1794)

Observations on the rate of mortality & sickness existing amongst friendly societies : particularised for various trades, occupations, and localities : with a series of tables, shewing the value of annuities, sick gift, assurance for death, and contributions to be paid equivalent thereto : calculated from the experience of the members composing the Manchester Unity of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows /
by: Ratcliffe, Henry

A few observations on friendly societies, and their influence on public morals /
by: Cunningham, J. W. (John Williams), 1780-1861
Published: (1817)

Friendly societies.
Published: (1846)

Abstract of the deed of settlement and policy of assurance, as also the by-laws belonging to the British Assurance Society : ... to which is added, by way of preface, some remarks on the usefulness of benefit societies in general, and the public utility of this society in particular.

A sermon preached at Christ-Church, Hants, on whit-monday, June 11, 1810 /
by: Clapham, Samuel, 1755-1830
Published: (1810)

Sketch of a plan by J.C. Curwen, Esq. M.P. for bettering the condition of the labouring classes of the community, and for equalizing and reducing the amount of the present parochial assessments.
by: Curwen, J. C. (John Christian), 1756-1828

Remarks compiled for the use of benefit societies : with the recent acts of Parliament applicable to friendly societies and savings' banks, and comments thereon /
by: Stevens, James, accomptant
Published: (1830)

The first annual report of the Poor Man's Guardian Society : (instituted March, 1846) "to aid the poor in their applications for parochial relief, to secure to them the legal and humane dispensation ... in the law itself as may be deemed necessary.".
Published: (1847)

Hints for the improvement of the condition of the labouring classes : with an appendix containing practical plans for the reduction of poor rates, and for restoring the comforts and independence of the peasantry by their own means /
by: Blakiston, Peyton, 1801-1878
Published: (1831)

Friendly societies' security : an essay on testing the condition of a friendly society, by valuation of all policies at annual or other short periods, without resorting to a professional actuary : also, observations on the rates of contribution, and an entirely new series of elementary calculations applicable thereto : with other practical points connected with such societies /
by: Woollgar, J. W. (John Webb), 1795-1851
Published: (1844)

The laws of the Friendly Society of Operative Metal Workers.
Published: (1834)

Are friendly societies, secret orders, &c., safe? No! : a lecture /
by: Greig, George, Esq
Published: (1850)

An additional article, of the Friendly Society in Guernsey : made and agreed to on the 9th day of August 1769, by the members then present, for the better assertaining and explaining the 5th article of the regulations of the said Society.

Rules & orders to be observed by a Friendly Society, called the Duke of Cumberland Society, held at the house of Mr. Charles Welch, the sign of the gun, near Shoreditch Church : Instituted in the year of our Lord, 1720.
Published: (1795)