Carlisle Journal November 30, 1855 Cumberland Benevolent Institution

Cumberland Benevolent Institution

THE ANNUAL BALL ADVERTISEMENT. CUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. T H E    A N N U A L    B A L L  will be held at the LONDON TAVERN, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1856.  PATRON. The Right Hon. the EARL OF LONSDALE, P.C., F.R.S., F.S.A., &c. &c. President of the Institution. LADIES PATRONESSES. LADY ANN BECKET LADY FREDERICK BENTINCK LADY MUSGRAVE LADY DALRYMPLE BARONESS de STERNBERG MRS. ATKINSON, Rampsbeck Lodge MRS. BLAMIRE MRS. DYKES, Dovenby Hall MRS. FRECHEVILLE DYKES, Ingwell MRS. HODGSON, Newby Grange MRS. HOWARD, Corby Castle MRS. IRTON, Irton Hall MRS. JOHNSON, Walton House MRS. LOWTHER MRS. MACLEAN, Lazonby Hall MRS. MARSHALL, Patterdale Hall MRS. POCKLINGTON, Senhouse, Nether Hall STEWARDS Messrs. ALLISON, JOSEPH ATKINSON, EDWARD BIRKETT, F.B. BLAYLOCK, GEORGE EDGAR, WILLIAM, Jun. FISHER, BENJAMIN FORSTER, THOMAS GLAISTER, MUNGO GLASSON, R. GRAHAM, FORSTER HARDING, WILLIAM HAYTON, JOSEPH JACKSON, ISAAC MCALPIN, JOHN MOORE, GEORGE NIXON, JOSEPH PATTINSON, JOSEPH Messrs. PEIL, JOSEPH PORTER, RICHARD REAY, JOHN REAY, J.W. RIDLEY, ROBINSON RIGG, RICHARD ROBINSON, WALKER SEWELL, HENRY STAGG, GEORGE STOCKDALE, GEORGE STRONG, J.B. UNDERWOOD J.W. WEBBER, CHARLES WILKIN, CHARLES WILKINSON, HENRY WILLIS, THOMAS ________________________________________________________________________________ Single Ticket, to admit One Gentleman..................................................14s. Double Ticket, to admit One Gentleman and Two Ladies.......................21s. To be obtained of JOHN REAY, Esq., Treasurer, 64, Mark Lane;   F.B. BIRKETT, Esq., Hon. Sec., 3, Cloak Lane;   of the several Stewards;   at the Tavern;   or by addressing a letter to the Assistant Secretary, MR. WM. W. E. ATKIN, 4, Surrey Terrace, Park Road, Old Kent Road, London. Adams' Band. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CUMBERLAND BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. Our readers will perceive by reference to our advertising columns that the annual ball is fixed for Friday, the 11th of January next. We are pleased to see that it is under the most distinguished patronage, and that there is a long list of stewards, from which we augur well for the funds of the charity. An increase will be needed, for by the resolution of a special general meeting, it was resolved to increase the pensions of those at present on the list, who are 70 years of age, to 30s. per month, the others to receive that amount on attaining such age;  and that all persons in future elected should receive that amount per month. If this resolution is confirmed at the annual general meeting in March next, it will of course cause a much greater expenditure;  the necessity for increased exertions, therefore, is very important. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

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