VII. The business of the Society shall be conducted by a Committee of not more than thirty-six members, who shall meet once in every month, or oftener, if necessary. They shall have the power of filling vacancies, of appointing all the officers of the Society, except the Treasurer, and of calling special general meetings. VIII. No person shall be eligible as a member of the Committee, whose principles, on the subject of War, are not in strict accordance with those on which the Society is founded. IX. A General Meeting shall be held Annually, at such time and place as the Committee shall appoint, to receive their Report, to elect a Treasurer, and to attend to such other business as may come before it. X. The Treasurer, and other gratuitous officers, shall be considered as members of the Committee. RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED FOR THE ADOPTION OF AUXILIARY SOCIETIES. I. THAT the plan and objects of "The Society for the Promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace," have the cordial approbation of this meeting. II. That a Society be now formed upon the same principles, to be called "The Auxiliary Society for the Promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace;" whose object shall be to cooperate and correspond with the Society established for that purpose in London. III. That no publications shall be circulated by this Society, but such as have received the sanction of the Committee in London. IV. That all subscriptions and donations, after deducting incidental expenses, shall be remitted to the Treasurer of the Society in London, to promote the great objects of the Institution. V. Every annual Subscriber of every Donor of and upwards, and and upwards, shall be a member of the Society, and shall be entitled to receive, within the year, Tracts to the amount of half his subscription. VI. That no person be eligible as a member of the Committee, whose principles, on the subject of War, are not in strict accordance with those on which the Society is founded. VII. That their number. VIII. That be a Committee, with power to add to be appointed the Treasurer. IX. That an Annual Meeting be held on such day as the Committee shall appoint, to receive their Report, to elect a Treasurer, and to attend to such other business as may come before it. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. ABBATT, Mr. Benjamin, Blackburn... Allen, Mr. Wm. Plough-court, Lombard-street Alexander, Mr. Richard Dykes, Ipswich.. Andrews, Mr. Henry, 9, Queen's Buildings, Applegarth, Mr. John, Staindrop.. Ashby, Mr. Thomas, jun Staines... Ashworth, Mr. Henry, Turton, near Bolton. Backhouse, Mr. Jonathan, Darlington..... Bell. Mr. John, 338, Oxford-street. Bell, Mr. Thomas, 17, Fenchurch-street . . . Bennett, Mr. George, Highfield, Sheffield.. ... .... Bevan, Mr. Sylvanus, 5, Pavement, Moorfields Bevin, Mr. George, Cirencester. Binns, Mr. William, Swallow-street. .... Bowly, Mr. Christopher, Cirencester. Bowly, Mr. Devereaux, do. ... Bowly, Mr. Samuel, do. 0 10 6 0 10 6 L. Day. Carlill, J. Esq.... Capper, Mrs Ann, Stoke Newington.. street. Chorley, Mr John, Tottenham. Clarke. Anthony, Esq. Canterbury. Clarkson, Thomas, Esq. M. A. Playford Hall, Suffolk .... Clarkson, John. Esq. Purfleet, Essex. Collier, Mr. William. Plymouth Collins, Mr. Richard, Northampton.. 0 10 6 L. Day. 0 10 6 Corbyn, Mr. J 300, Holborn. Corsion, Mr. Henry, Ludgate-hill Crawford, William, Esq. 7, Devonshire square, Crossfield, Mr. George, for Executors, T. H. Rawlioson, Lancaster.. Conliffe, Mr., R Blackburn . . . Curtis, Mr. William, Alton, Hants. Eaton, Mr. Robert, Swansea. Edwards, Thomas, Esq. Newport, Monmouth Fordham. Mr. E. K. Royston Forster, Mr. Benjamin Meggot, St. Helen's Place, Bishopsgate-street.... Fox, Mr. Samuel, Nottingham Fox, Mrs. Sarah, Plymouth ... Fox, Mr. William, Nottingham. A Friend, (per Mr. Smith, Haymarket) Gale, Mr. John, Stert, near Devizes...... |