Parliamentary Papers, المجلد 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1825 |
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11 March 26 weeks 28 April Act of Parliament actuaries age of 65 age of 70 alive Annual contributions Appendix applied assuring Bed-lying Pay benefit societies Bransby Cooper calculation cent Class clerk commence Committee conceive continued COURTENAY death deferred annuities difference enrolled Esquire Female formed France friendly societies funds Glenny Highland Society institution John Finlaison Justices labour Law of Mortality magistrates Male marriage married month Monthly Contributions National Debt nearly nombre Northampton Tables number of births number of children number of members objects observation old age opinion paid Paris parish payment period poor Pounds Price Price's tables principle proportion quarter sessions result Royal Union rules Saving Banks Scotland SHILLINGS SHILLINGS per Week sick allowance Single Premium Southwell Tables superannuation supposed Thomas Thomas Dean Thomas Peregrine Courtenay Thomas Shelton tontine total number trustees Union Association Value week till recovery Weekly Allowance Yearly Premium
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الصفحة 3 - ... from time to time to assemble together, and to make, ordain, and constitute such proper and wholesome rules and regulations for the government and guidance of the same as to the major part of the members of such society so assembled together shall seem meet, so as such rules shall not be repugnant to the express provisions of this Act and to the general laws of the realm...
الصفحة 9 - Whenever there is a contingency, the cheapest way of providing against it is by uniting with others, so that each man may subject himself to a small deprivation, in order that no man may be subjected to a great loss. He upon whom the contingency does not fall does not get his money back again, nor does he get for it any visible or tangible benefit; but he obtains security against ruin, and consequent peace of mind. He upon whom the contingency does fall, gets all that those, whom fortune has exempted...
الصفحة 3 - Britain, to form themselves into and to establish one or more society or societies of good fellowship, for the purpose of raising, from time to time, by subscriptions of the several members of any such society, or by voluntary contributions, a stock or fund for the mutual relief and maintenance of all and every the members thereof, in old age, sickness, and infirmity, or for the relief of the widows and children of deceased members.
الصفحة 13 - ... a definition much too vague to be any sufficient guide. The Committee on Friendly Societies of 1825 reported that " petty schoolmasters or accountants, whose opinion upon the probability of sickness and the duration of life is not to be depended upon...
الصفحة 5 - County where such Society shall be established, for the Time being, without Fee or Reward ; and in case of Forfeiture it shall be lawful to sue upon such Bond in the Name of the Clerk of the Peace for the Time being, for the Use of the said Society...
الصفحة 8 - Whereas the habitual reliance of poor persons upon parochial relief rather than upon their own industry, tends to the moral deterioration of the people, and to the accumulation of heavy burthens upon parishes ; and it is desirable, with a view as well to the reduction of the assessments made for the relief of the poor, as to the improvement of the habits of the people, that encouragement should be afforded...
الصفحة 22 - A trustee of any trade union registered under this Act shall not be liable to make good any deficiency which may arise or happen in the funds of such trade union...
الصفحة 8 - Committee will have to refer to this subject again, as connected with the present state of the law ; they now mention it, with the other defects and abuses of the old system, in order that the intention and effects of the existing Act of 1819 may be better understood. The...
الصفحة 3 - England was referred, and who were empowered to report the minutes of evidence taken before them, have...
الصفحة 4 - Rules, as the members may think fit, to be respectively paid to such uses for the benefit of such society as such society by such Rules shall direct...