The Charities of London Comprehending the Benevolent Educational And Religiou
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, 2, Raymond-buildings. Secretary, Rev. J. Glanville, Cambridge-heath, Hackney. Collector, Mr. G. Cordelier, 8, Assembly-row, Mile-end-road. Matron, Miss Harris.
LONDON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF Young Females ; office, 28, New Broad-street ; asylum, Tottenham. Established 1835. This charity has for its objects the suppressing, by law, those houses which en- courage juvenile prostitution, the punishing procurers and procuresses, and the protecting their unhappy victims. Since the society was... established, 326 infamous houses have been suppressed, and 472 females, under 15 years of age, rescued from destruction, most of whom have been restored to their friends, or placed in respectable service. A large house has been taken at Tottenham, at which 70 young females, under 15 years of age, are now clothed, boarded, and educated, and there is room for 30 more, so soon as funds will allow.
Strenuous efforts are made from time to time, in con- nexion with kindred societies, to obtain acts of parliament to facilitate the means of suppressing so great an abomina- tion as is trading in prostitution, and secure the just punish- ment of the offender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 2, Raymond-buildings. Secretary, Rev. J. Glanville, Cambridge-heath, Hackney. Collector, Mr. G. Cordelier, 8, Assembly-row, Mile-end-road. Matron, Miss Harris.
LONDON SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF Young Females ; office, 28, New Broad-street ; asylum, Tottenham. Established 1835. This charity has for its objects the suppressing, by law, those houses which en- courage juvenile prostitution, the punishing procurers and procuresses, and the protecting their unhappy victims. Since the society was... established, 326 infamous houses have been suppressed, and 472 females, under 15 years of age, rescued from destruction, most of whom have been restored to their friends, or placed in respectable service. A large house has been taken at Tottenham, at which 70 young females, under 15 years of age, are now clothed, boarded, and educated, and there is room for 30 more, so soon as funds will allow.
Strenuous efforts are made from time to time, in con- nexion with kindred societies, to obtain acts of parliament to facilitate the means of suppressing so great an abomina- tion as is trading in prostitution, and secure the just punish- ment of the offender.
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