The New United Society established for the benefit and advantage of every member : commenced January 4th, 1836, and held at the house of Mr. George Bushby, at the sign of the Ship Inn, Bedford.

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The New United Society established for the benefit and advantage of every member : commenced January 4th, 1836, and held at the house of Mr. George Bushby, at the sign of the Ship Inn, Bedford.

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Corporate Authors:	New United Society, Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	Bedford [England] : Hill and Son, printers, 1841.
Subjects:	New United Society > Rules and practice. Friendly societies > Great Britain.
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