Ossian Collection > Report of the proceedings of the committee appointed to manage the affairs of the London Gäelic Chapel for the year ending ... September, 1810, etc

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« 14th. — ^Tha! i! he reroinniended to the Gnutlen^cn linw asFciijbled, Ttiid
to nil others iVkmllv to this Isistitiitioii, not only to tk-Hver to tlio Secretary
the names and places ot ;t<)ode of all persons ot'i>oth Sexes, whom they con-
sider attached to, or intere:>ted in this national Undertiiting (In order that
fhey may he furnished vvith a Prospectus), hut also to heconie active Can-
vassers in their respective Cirdos of Acqiraintance, for the further Sujinorf
of this iraportant ai-d pious Caa-e.
" loth.— Tliat it be competent for the Conniiiltpe to add to these Regu-
lations, such otlsers as may appear lo thent to promote the Prospeiity and
Interest of the Chapel."
SCHEDULE REFERRED 10 IN Tim 1 1 tii V ESOLU TION.
1 IFE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ANNUAL SUBSCUti'TION.S FOR SEATS.
First j S'f-cor.d ] TiiiiNl | Fourtii
Ciais, I Ci;i5S, I Class, ] Class,
^1:11:6 I ^1 :1 | J.0:i6 \ ^0:iy
Fiftli
Chiss,
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lu directing the attention of the Meeting to the liberal, ;}nd, in many in-
stances, muuiikent Subscriptions which have already been made for the pur-
pose of building a suitable Chapel, your Connnittee, cannot here, without
injustice, pass unnoticed the disinterested conduct, and hitherto gratuitous
services of their Secretary, Mr. Malcolm Currte, to whose individual
exertions the Institution is greatly indebted; yet, notwidistanding his con-
slant and indefatigable attention to its concerns, much remains to be done
in the wav of obtaining additional Subscriptions ; a tew only of the High-
land Noblemen and Gentlemen have had an opportunity of contributing;
and as yet no application has been made to many religious and well disposed
English; consequently nnich assistance towards the Objects of llie Institu-
tion may reasonably be expected trora these quarters. In the mean time
your Con:n'.ittee lay before you a list of the present Subscribers:^
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussi^x* •• 100 Guineas
His Grace the Duke of Montrose •• ♦• 100 do.
* Ata very early stage of the Institution, IlisRoYAi-lItcnNESs wafs please 1 to
give it his countenance and support, to which, under the Blessing of Providence,
its prcseat liourishinLj stalv i$ to he. in a jrreat measure, ascribed,
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