CHARITIES (continued from p. vii.). National Children's Home and Orphanage. CHIEF OFFICE: BONNER ROAD, LONDON, N.E. More than 2000 Children-Waifs and Strays, Orphans, Cripples, Consumptives-cared for in 14 Branches. NEED-NOT CREED-DECIDES A PRINCIPAL: Rev. ARTHUR E. GREGORY, D.D. J. R. BARLOW, Esq.: Alderman Sir C. ADDRESS: Dr. GREGORY, NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOME, Cheques crossed" London City & Midland." ROYAL WATERLOO HOSPITAL METROPOLITAN HOSPITAL, FOR CHILDREN & WOMEN, KINGSLAND ROAD. N.B. PATRON: H.M. THE KING. This Hospital is situated in the centre of the poorest district of North-East London and ministers to a population of nearly half-a-million. More than 1900 In and 44.000 Out-patients are treated annually, the attendances of the latter amounting to upwards of 153,000. The necessary expenditure is about £15.000 a year but the income from Invested property is under £700. Over £14,300 has, every year, to be collected from the charitable public. Beakers-Alun. 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