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RULES AND REGULATIONS.
1 —READING THE MINUTES.
2.— READING ACCOUNTS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
3.— UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
4.— RECEIVING REPORTS.
5.-.ADMISSI0N OF NEW MEMBERS.
C— ELECTION OF OFFICERS IN THE ORDER OF THEIR RANK IN
THE BY-LAW CREATING TIJEM.
7.— NEW BUSINESS.
8.— ADJOURNMENT.
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OFFICERS FOR 1874.
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MR. (4E0. PRITCHARD.
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MR. THOS. PEARSON.
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MR. W. WEIOHTMAN.
MR. W. WEBB.
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MR. W. C. ROSSIE.
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MR. W. R MILLAR.
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MESSRS. F. WESTLAKE, W. BLINKHORN,
T. H. BARON.
E. GALPIN,
W. H. ESSERY,
J. H. PRITCHARD,
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W. NICHOL,
CHAS. WHEELHOUSE,
J. KNICtHT.
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JOHN EGGATT, W. FENN.
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JOHN PANNELL.
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VEN. J. W. MARSH,M. A. | REV. CANNON INNES,
REV. J. MEDICRAFT.
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W CONSTITUTION & BY-LAWS
I. \'r~^'^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ IncorporatioD, the Society
shall be known as the St. George's Society of
London.
r ^~T^\^ Society shall consist of such persons
of English or Welsh birth, or descent, as shall be
elected members thereof, according to the re^^ula-
tions hereinafter made.
3 —The objects of the Society are to imite
Englishmen and Welshmen, arid their descendents,
m a social compact for the promotion of mutual
and friendly intercourse, and for affording? to
persons who may be in distress their advice and
counsel, and, if necessary, such pecuniary assist-
ance as the funds of the Society will admit of.
4.— The officers of the Society shall consist of
a President, first and second Vice-Presidents
Treasurer, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, a Fi-
nance and Audit Committe of three members, a
Managing Committee of six members, two
Standard Bearers, one Marshal, two or more
Chaplains, and one or more Physicians.
5. — The General Annual Meetin<^' of the Society
shall be held on the second Friday in January in
each year, for tlie reception of the Annual Eeport,
the election of ofticers for the ensuing year, and
transaction of general business. In each year
there shall be foui Quarterly General Meetings,
viz., the Annual General and one each on the
second Friday of the months of April, July and
October. Monthly meetings shall be held on the
second Friday of each month throughout the year,
except in January, April, July and October, as
before provided. At quarterly, the Managing
Committee sliall present a statement of progress
of the Society. At the Annual and Quarterly
Meetings, thirteen to form a quorum ; at the
Monthly Meetings, seven to form a nuoruni.
6. — The annual subscriptions of members shall
be one dollar, payable in advance ; and if any
member shall neglect to pay his subscription to
the Secretary for more than twelve months, such
member's name shall be erased from the roll of
the Society, and no member shall be allowed to
take part in the business of the Society if three
months in arrears. The subscription year shall
be from the first of January to the thirty-first of
December.
7. — A subscription of ten dollars shall be a
life subscription, and the same with all donations
of ten dollars and upwards shall be a permanent
fund, unless such donations are made for specific
purposes. The })ei'm}iueut funds of the Society
shall be invested in the name of the St. George's
Society of London, as directed by the ^Managing
(Jornmittee. Tlie interest only of the permanent
fund shall be applied to charitable purposes and
the ordinary expenditure of the Society.
8. — Persons shall be proposed for membership
at any ordinary meeting of the Society ; the elec-
tion shall be by open vote, and the consent of
three-fourths of the members present shall be
necessary to the admission of a candidate ; after
his election, he shall subscribe to the Constitution
and By-Laws.
9. — The election of officers shall be by ballot,
and a majority of all the votes present shall
decide. If more than one ballot is required, the
lowest member shall drop out in each successive
ballot. All other business before meetings of the
Society, not otherwise provided for, shall be
decided by show of hands. In case of an equality,
the presiding officer shall have the casting vote.
10. — The Managing Committee shall appoint
the place for holding the meeting of the Society.
The President, or in his absence a Vice-President,
shall have the power to call special meetings as
•often as he may deem it necessary, or upon the
requisition of five members, stating the object;
but of all of which he shall give due notice to the
Secretary, who shall give at least three days*
notice to the members by advertising in the
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public papers or otherwise, naming therein the
object of the meeting, its time and place, as he
may be directed to do by the President. It shall
be the duty of the President to preside at all
meetings, as well as generally to Superintend the
concerns of the Society ; but in the absence of the
President at any meeting, then the ilrst Vice-
President shall preside ; or, in case of his absence,
the second Vice-President ; or, in their absence,
such members as may be elected by the meeting.
11 — Tlie Treasurer shall have the custody of
the money and other property of the Society ; he
shall keep regular accounts of his receipts and
expenditures in suitable books provided for that
purpose ; he shall honor and pay the drafts of the
members of the Managing Committee ; he shall,
at each quarterly meeting, present an abstract of
his accounts, stating the sum received and expend-
ed since previous meeting, signifying the cash in
hand, that the Society may, if they think proper,
determine as to the disposition thereof; he shall
enter on his books each sum paid by him on the
reconnnendation of the Managing Committee, the
names of the memb?rs who si^^ned the order, and
of the person to whom the money was paid ; he
shall receive from the Secretary all the funds of
the Society, and shall, en leaving office, deliver to
his successor the books, papers and other effects
remaining in liis hands.
12. — The Secretary shall keep a fair registry of
all proceedings, orders, rules and regulations of
the Society, and shall cause the same to be entered
in a suitable book provided for that purpose. He
shall receive all the subscriptions and donations
to the Society, and shall hand them over to the
Treasi'rer within one insonth after receipt. He
shall 'Aimmon the Society as directed by the
Managing Committee.
1 Z. — The Managing Committee shall take full
cliarge of all business relating to the Society, and
ail applications for relief coming before them
shall be dealt with only after due investigation.
All drafts on the Treasurer, or orders for relief,
shall be signed by one member and countersigned
by the Chairman of the Managing Committee,
who shall keep a record in a suitable book pro-
vided of all orders granted, shewing the name of
the applicant, the natuie of the relief, and the
name of the member of the Committee who signed
the order. In the absence of the Chairman, any
member of the Committee may countersign orders,,
but all orders so countersigned must be recorded
in the Chairman's book before mentioned.
14. — The Finance and Audit Committee sliall
be a standing committee, to whom all financial
affairs of the Society shall be referred for enquiry
or investigation ; to audit the accounts and report
to the Society at general or ordinary meetings.
No other office-bearer shall be eligii3le for this
Committee.
15. — The anniversary of St. George shall be
celebrated as may be determined at the Monthly
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Meeting in March. No expenses of any anniver-
sary festival, or of any social entertainment
whatever, shall be charged against the funds of
the Society.
16. — The Secretary and Treasurer shall, one
week previous to the Annual Meeting, lay before
the Finance and Audit Committee the books,
papers and vouchers, the property of the Society'
which they shall duly examine and certify to the
correctness of the same.
17.— It shall be- tlie duty of the Physician to
give liis advice and professional assistance to any
sick or maimed persons who may be recommended
to his care by the Managing Committee. The
cost of drugs and medicines em.ployed by the
Physician shall be defrayed by the Society, on
vouchers being presented to the Treasurer,endorsed
by the Committee.
18. — In the event of any vacancy occurring in
the othces of President, Vice-Presidents, Secre-
tary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, in the Board
of Management, or other Committee, a successor
shall be elected by ballot at the next General
Meeting, or a Special Meeting may be called by
the President or one of the Vice-Presidents for
that purpose.
19. — The introduction of political or religious
subjects, or their discussion, shall never be allowed
at any meeting, of the Society.
*^0.— The members of this Society shall faith-
fully observe and conform to all the rules and
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regulations that shall be made by tho Society and
entered in the books thereof, on pain of being
dismissed from it, and having their names erased
from the list of members.
21. — That the foregoing By-Laws shall be
J altered and amended at General Meetings only,
and no motion of alteration or amendment shall
be made unless notice shall have been given to
the members, through the Society, in manner
provided. Any new rule or by-law may be
established by a simple majority of votes ; but no
existing rule can be repealed or essentially
altered without a two -thirds vote in favor of such
repeal or alteration.
22. — Any member sliall be liable to expulsion
if guilty of conduct unbecoming a member of this
Society ; such member to be notified ot the charge
in writing by the Secretary two weeks before the
meeting immediately following the making of the
charge. The accused ay then elect to be tried
. by the Managing Committee, or by a Committee
of the Whole, provided that the accuser be
present.
23. — The Standing Committees shall elect
their own Chairman as early as possible after the
Annual General Meeting.
24. — On the death of a member, the Secretary
being notified, shall advise members, through the
local press or otherwise, to attend the funeral.
SECRETARY'S REPORT.
The records of your Society for the past year, show con-
tinued progress, and that it has still continued to fulfil the
objects of its promoters in a more marked degree than
hitherto. Your officers have felt that it would enhance the
stabihty of your Society by increasing the permanent funds
as much as possible, and, with this view, have solicited life
subscriptions, which, in accordance with your By-Laws
bearing on this question, has been invested for the benefit of
the Society. In accordance with this object, your Com-
mittee appointed for that purpose, took ten shares of
accumulating stock in the Dominion Savings and Investment
Society, which was afterwards converted into paid-up stock.
A subsequent Committee was appointed, who took five
shares of accumulating stock in the Agricultural Investment
Society and Savings Bank, all of which is drawing dividends.
In consequence of Mr. Arkell's resignation as ycur
Treasurer, caused by removal from the city, Mr. Henry
Taylor was elected your Treasurer, but subsequently
resigned, and was succeeded by Mr. Wm. Webb, your
present Treasurer.
The Anniversary Supper, provided by the Vice-President
of the Society, Mr. Galpin, in the City Hall, was well
attended, and passed off very pleasantly. Telegraphic
congratulations were exchanged with our fellow Societies of
Toronto, Strathroy and Detroit. On the Sunday succeeding
the Anniversary, a special service was conducted in St.
Paul's Church on behalf of the Society, by your Society's
Chaplain, . the Rev. Mr. Marsh preaching an eloquent and
patriotic sermon to the members and others assembled.
The proceeds from the Anniversary, after paying expenses, ■
was $29.03, which was placed to the credit of your Relief
Fund.
The annual pic-nic at Pt. Stanley was very largely
attended. A pleasing feature in connection with this event,
was the presentation of a new Dominion flag to the Society,
procured by your energetic President, Mr. James Griffin,
who opened a ten cent subscription for that purpose at the
previous Anniversary Supper, by which means your Society
became possessors of a veiy nice flag in addition to your
handsome silk banner. The day at "Port" was very
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pleasantly spent, and it was very generally acknowledged
that St. George's picnics were becoming more popular each
succeeding year. Th^ tinancial result over expenses was
$17.05 in favor of the Society's funds.
By resolution, it was decided to amend the By-Laws of
your Society, and a Committee appointed for the purpose,
whose report was received, amended and adopted, and
ordered to be compiled and printed; but subsequently it was
decided by resolution to defer printing in order to embrace
the Annual Report and the list of membership in the same
book.
The Members' Roll of your Society for the past year
number 24 life members and 203 ordinary members — a
large accession over previous years. Some of the ordinary
members included in this list afterwards became life
members.
In order to form a special fund for Christmas cheer for
the poor, irrespective of nationality, your Christmas Relief
Committee were successful in carrying out the arrangements
for the Christmas soiree, which, with the pictures giv^en by
Messrs. Ashton and Weigh tman, and drawn for at the
Mechanic's Institute, together with the " benefit " given by
Miss De Montford, supplemented by generous donations from
friends of the Society, placed 336.27 cash at the disposal of
this Committee, and groceries, meats, provisions, clothing,
&c., to the value of about |175; in all, over .foOO worth of
food and clothing was distributed with as much care as
circumstances would permit, during Christmas and >Jew
Year's week, with the exception* of a balance of |54.03
remaining to the credit of this Committee for further relief
purposes.
You will observe from your Treasurer's statement that
the financial position of your Society has been strengthened
during the year, and in accordance with your By-Law
bearing on the subject, all life subscriptions, and special
donations fcr *^^hat pxirpose, has been invested, interest from
which can aiCxie be iised for relief purposes, from which
source you have an increasing revenue, supplementing the
ordinary members' subscription .
I regret to report the loss by dea,th of two of our members
the past year, namely : Mr. A. W. Brown o,nd Mr. John
Hibbert. GEORGE PRITCHARD, Sfcrdary.
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Annual Statement of the London
RECEPTS.
To balance brought forward from 1872 $ 11 10
Ordinary members' subscriptions 208 00
** ** donations 6 00
Life members' subscriptions 70 00
51 et proceeds of anniversary, dinner and service at
St. Paul's 29 03
Balance from Banner Fund 5 52
Interest on Saving Bank deposits 4 60
July dividend on Huron & Erie stock 3 33
July and January dividend on Agricultural stock ... 4 49
January dividend Dominion Savings and Investment
Society stock 25 00
January dividend Huron & Erie stock 2 50
Savings Bank withdrawals 501 58
Net proceeds of picnic 17 05
$883 20
ASSETS.
One share Huron & Erie Savings and Investment
Society's stock '. | 63 00
Ten shares Dominion Savings & Investment Society's
paid-up stock 525 00
Five shares Agricultural Investment and Savings
Society's accumulating stock 82 68
Balance deposited in Molson Bank 21 78
Balance in Treasurer's hands 42 76
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$735 22
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St. George's Society for 1873.
EXPENDITURES.
By paid 66 relief orders % 127 73
*' 10 shares Permanent Stock Dominion Sav-
ings and Investment Society 525 00
By paid 5 shares Accumulating Stock Agricultural
Investment and Savings Society 82 68
By paid printing and advertising 39 25
Deposited in Molsons Savings Bank . 61 78
Insurance on banner and postage 4 00
Cash balance in Treasurer's hands 42 76
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LIABILITIES.
Unpaid relief orders and other charges, estimated at $ 30 00
Actual assets 705 22
. $735 22
WILLIAM WEBB, Treas.
Examined and found correct.
W. R. MILLAR, ) AuDiiOKs
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Mk. F. W. Thomas, ISO'S.
Mr. E. B. Keed, 1S6S.
Mil. H. Taylor, 1871.
Mr. Thos. Carling, 1S72.
Mr. Jno. Pannell, 1S72.
Mr. Jno. Wright, 1S72.
Mr. Thos. Heamen, 1872.
Mr. Geo. Pritchard, 1872.
Mr. Jno. Taylor, 1872.
Mr. a. Ponty, 187?.
Mr. James Griffin, 1872.
Mr. W. Carling, 1872.
Mr. Jas. Jeffrey, 1872.
Mr. Thos. Thompson, 1872.
Mr. Jno. Williams, 1872.
Mr Ed. Coleman, 1872.
Hon. .John Carling, 1872.
Mr. Chas. Wheelhouse, 1873.
Mr. Wm. Pope, 1873.
Mr. Robt. Arkell, 1873.
Mr. Jno. Bait, 1873.
Mr. W. H. Rooks, 1873.
Mr. Wm. Webb, 1873.
Dr. Landor, 1873.
Mr. Wm. Weightman, 1873.
Mr. Thos. Pearson, 1873.
Mr. Robt. Pritchard, 1873.
Mr. T. H. Carling, 1873.
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Brown, A. W.
Dyde, C.
Bilton, E. S.
Darch, K,
Anderson, H.
Burroughs, Philip
Drake, B.
Andrews, Jos.
Burridge, John
Duffield, J.
Adcock, R.
Breuton, Thos.
'Daw, Jno.
Allen, B.
Brown, W. G.
Back, W.
Dunn, James
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Bartlett, L.
Bridle, Oliver
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Brown, Chas.
Essery, W. H.
Balkwill, J. A.
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Elliott, W. (Judge.)
Brummitt, E,.
Eldridge, J.
Beaton, Jno.
Chapman, Chas.
Evans, Jno.
Bartlett, Jno.
Chadwick, Sam'l
Evans, J.
Booth, Timothy
Churcher, Thos.
Errington, E.
Breathwick, J. C.
Coombs, H.
Emery, A. S.
BuUen, W. F.
Carter, D.
Elliott, J. H.
Brunton, W. Y.
Crow, J. J.
Eldridge, John
Balkwill, jr.,Wm.
Cave, Alf.
Eckley, H. K.
Blinkhorn, W.
Congdon, Wm.
Eggatt, C. sen.
Bousfield, W. H.
Cox, J, B.
Eggatt, C jun.
Bartram, T. A.
Chalcraft, F.
Eggatt, John
Bawden, Geo.
Courtridge, Wm.
Crack, Ttenry
Brown, W. S.
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Baron, J. H.
Busby, Jas.
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Fields, Geo.
Brydges, 0. E.
Fairbanks, Wm.
Bruce, Henry
Dyson, W.
Fuller, F.
Bennett, John
Dutton, Saml
Fox, C. J.
Bowman, ).
Darch, J. F.
Fields, R. E.
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Farncomb, Thos.
Feiin, Wm.
Fenn, John
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Groves, H.
Galpin, Joa.
Galpin, E.
Griffin, G. J.
Groom, W. S. A.
Green, Thos.
Gilbert, M. A.
Greason, Michael
Gavill, S.
Garside, Joseph
Garside, Thos.
(xarside, Wm.
Garside, James
Hall, T. A.
Harper, Dr.
Hutchinson, C.
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Hindmarsh, J.
Harley, T. A.
Hooper, Jno.
Hunt, C. B.
Haymen, Wm.
Hardie, H.
Harding, F.
Hawthorne, T.
Hickson, S.
Harris, Jno.
Hearn, R.
Hands,
Hunter, Geo.
Harris, G. B.
Hookaway, Robt.
Haymen, John
Hodges, Geo.
Howeli; Ed.
Howell, James
Hillson, Frank
Howe, A. W.
JeweU, G. F.
Johnson, J.
Jarmvii, B.
Jell, H.
James, R.
Jenkins, Wm.
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Kidner, R.
Kelley, H.
Knight, J.
Key, Thos.
Lawrence, D.
Leys, J. B.
Lentall, T.
Luard, A.
Lamb, E.
Louring, J.
Lewis, J.
Land, E.
Loyd, Thos.
Lamson, A^^m.
Lee, Edward
Luff, Wm.
Lee, Geo. J.
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Mitchell, B. A.
Mason, J. S.
Miller, W. R.
Metherell, Wm.
Moore, W. R.
Mummery, S.
Minhinnick, J. R.
Medicraft, Rev. J.
Michelmore, Thos.
Meredith W. R.
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Nattrass, Jno.
Nicols, Wm.
jOverell, J.
lOnslow, W. V.
Puddicombe, R. W.
Phillips, Geo.
Parish, Geo.
Peters, Geo.
Pritchard, J. H.
Pegler, Anthony.
Pennington, Jno.
Pegler, Jno.
Pook. Geo.
Peel, J. R.
Peters, John
Plant, Wm.
Palmer, J. C.
Puddicombe, Jno.
Perrin, James
Pritchard, Jos.
Philipps, W. H.
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Quick, Robt.
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Keynolds, li. J.
Rowland, F
Riley, C. W.
Rossie, W. C.
Reyner, Jno.
Richards,
Rowe, Wm.
Russell, G. W.
Riley, W. J.
Richardson, J.
Rodgers, Ed.
Rapley, Jesse
Rudd, C. B.
Robinson, Alf.
Routledge, W. E.
Raymond, John
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Smyth, J. B.
Smyth, A. G.
Saunders, Wm.
Slater, E. K.
Southam, W.
Symonds, Jno.
Stephens, W.
Some, R.
Sainsbury, J. T.
Spry, A. W.
Spettigue, J.
Syer, E. W.
Sparrowhawk, R.
Sayer, T.
Suard, A.
Shopland, J.
Stockwell, C.
Smith, Robt.
Stalker, Joseph
Shears, Chris.
Slater, James
Steads, Chas.
Segsworth, John
Tanton, Jno.
Taylor, E. A.
Tanton, Thos.
Tomlinson, Thos.
Teeple, Jno.
Treggatt, Jas.
Tibbs, Jno.
Taylor, Jno.
Turville, <.c().
Thompson, W. H.
Teeple, E.
Thorn, L.
Taylor, Geo.
Thorn, Chas.
Trebilcock, Wm.
Tucker, Wm .
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Vernon, T.
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Westlake, F.
Whetter, R.
Warner, Wm.
Wellington, C.
Welch, Sam'l
Weston, Amos
Wheeler, Frank
Wilkinson, J.
Watson, Wm.
Wetcombe, Jos.
Weld, Wm.
Wilson, Chas.
Wilkins, Sam.
Wilson, Wm.
Young, Mr.