Newspaper cuttings regarding the Asylum for Female Orphans in Westminster Bridge Road, Lambeth. The first from the Gentleman's Magazine 1766, noting £77 paid by John Page to Sir John Feilding, being half the sales of Ward's medicines.The second from the Morning Chronicle 1808, giving notice of a public thanks service in the Asylum's chapel with the Duke of Clarence attending, for six young women 'who have faithfully served their apprenticeships'.
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| Details |
| Collection: | Cuttings Files |
| Image type: | Print |
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| Ref: | 12106 |
| Identifier: | Cuttings 558 |
| Date: | 1766 & 1808 |
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