The charity-sermons, requested by the president and treasurer of the Manchester infirmary and dispensary, and the treasurer of the Lunatic hospital and asylum, in February 1792, being now nearly finished, we think it no less a point of duty than of gratitude, to exhibit the following most respectable llist of the places, ministers, and collections to the public. ... [electronic resource].

The charity-sermons, requested by the president and treasurer of the Manchester infirmary and dispensary, and the treasurer of the Lunatic hospital and asylum, in February 1792, being now nearly finished, we think it no less a point of duty than of gratitude, to exhibit the following most respectable llist of the places, ministers, and collections to the public. ... [electronic resource].

[Manchester, 1792]

Great Britain -- England -- Manchester.

English

3,[1]p. ; 2⁰.

Dated at head of the drop-head title: "Manchester infirmary, dispensary, lunatic hospital and asylum, weekly board, Monday, 24th September, 1792".
The final paragraph on p. 3 states that "By the rules, the infirmary, dispensary, lunatic hospital and asylum are considered as one united charity, keeping, however, separate accounts. .. On this principle, the money is entered in the infirmary accounts".
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English Short Title Catalog, T223379.

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