Website: http://www.theprintingcharity.org.uk
Finances:
Objects:
for the payment of pensions to printers and printers widows of the age of 55 yeasrs and upwards. for the benefit of the printer's charitable corporation for the benefit of the printers charitable corporation for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation. for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation for the benefit of the printers' charitable corporation to be used by the printers' pension corporation for the purpose of pensions the first two pensions to be given at the nomination of the managing director of the cornwall press limited paris gardens stamford street london se1 see main charity (a) the relief of aged or poor and distressed persons being persons who are or were either printers or other persons employed or formerly employed in the printing trade or any allied trade. (b) the relief of the widows and children of eligible persons deceased, such widows or children being themselves aged or in distress and in need of relief. (c) the education of the children of eligible persons. (for further details see supplementary charter of 23rd october 1972). the making of grants to any convalescent home or other charitable institution providing facilities for convalescence for aged or poor and distressed persons who are or were either printers (whether or not employed or formally employed) in the printing trade or in any other of the allied trades of ink-making, paper making, book binding, the warehousing ink, paper, books, or printing or binding materials or the manufacture of typesetting, foundry, printing or binding machinery, or the windows and children of such persons. to afford relief whether by way of grants of a capital nature or by the way of the payment of annuities or other periodical payments to persons who are employed in the printing trade or any trade allied thereto and who are aged infirm or in needy circumstances or to the wives or children of such persons or to the widows (being widows, who are aged or infirm or in needy circumstances) or the children (being children who are in needy circumstances) of any deceased person who during his life was employed in the printing trade or any trade allied thereto
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