A theological discourse of last vvills and testaments by William Assheton.

IT is thought fit and requisite to give notice; That the Go∣vernors of this Charity (by the as∣sistance of many worthy persons, who have bountifully contributed thereunto, and whose names are Re∣gistred as Benefactors:) Have not only made some Purchases as a Year∣ly Bond, but also distributed conside∣rable Sums amongst poor Widows, and Children of Clergymen. And also several poor Children are Yearly placed forth Apprentices, by the Direction and Encouragement of the Stewards. It is therefore much hoped, That considerable Subscripti∣ons will still be made, Gifts and Legacies bequeathed in all parts of this Kingdom: Such a certain Method and Security being Establish∣ed for the due Administration of this Charity, so that nothing can be di∣verted to any other use.

All Persons who shall please to promote this Charity, or have any

thing to communicate concerning the same; may direct Letters, as occasion shall require, to Mr. Tho∣mas Tyllot, the Register of the Corporation, at Doctors Com∣mons, LONDON.