John Tidd Pratt
Born 1797-01-01
Died 1870-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF45668756
- WikidataQ18576569
- ISNI0000000083790538
- Open LibraryOL2134374A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (15)
- Savings banks (6)
- Ireland (4)
- Fraternal organizations (3)
- Health insurance (2)
- Rules and practice (2)
- Annuities (2)
Books by John Tidd Pratt
Total count: 32
A Collection of the Law Statutes, Passed for the Administration of Criminal Justice in England ...W. Benning1827-01-01-
The constitution of friendly societies, upon legal and scientific principles, exemplified by the rules and tables of the Southwell Friendly Institution ..examined, authenticated, and recommended by John Tidd Pratt, as well as by William Morgan, and Arthur Morgan, together with complete tables for calculating, at every period of life, the value of the assurances ...5th ed. with an annual graduation of the tables.Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall1829-01-01
The History of Savings Banks in England, Wales, and Ireland: With the Period of the ...C.J.G. & F. Rivington1830-01-01-
The history of savings banks in England, Wales, and Irelandwith the period of the establishment of each institution, the place where it is held, the days and hours when open, the rate of interest payable, and the number of depositors, classed according to the latest official returns, &c. &c. &cC.J.G. & F. Rivington1830-01-01
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The savings banks in England, Wales and Irelandarranged according to counties ; with the period of the establishment of each institution, and the increase or decrease of each class of depositors, &c. since November 1829, from the latest official returns, &c. &cJames & Luke G. Hansard & Sons1831-01-01
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The savings banks in England, Wales and Irelandarranged according to counties : with the period of the establishment of each institution, and the increase or decrease of each class of depositors, &c. since November 1829, from the latest official returns, &c. &c[s.n.]1831-01-01
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Proposed rules for the establishment of societies for granting government annuities, immediate or deferred, for life, or for a certain term of years, not exceeding in either case 20 [pounds] per annum(the whole of the money paid being returnable in case the party contracting for the annuity does not live to the age at which the annuity is to become payable, or if he is unable to continue the payment of the monthly or annual instalments), pursuant to Stat. 3. Will. IV. c.14Shaw and Sons1833-01-01
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The laws relating to the poorbeing a supplement to the sixth edition of Bott's poor laws, as well as to the fourth edition of Nolan's treatise on the same subject : including all the cases and statutes to the day of publicationSaunders and Benning1833-01-01
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The act for the amendment and better administration of the laws relating to the poor in England and Waleswith explanatory notes, and a copious index by John Tidd PrattB. Fellowes1834-01-01
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The constitution and rules of the Carlton Equitable Friendly Society, for Carlton in Lindrick, in the county of Nottingham and its surrounding Hamletswith tables and calculations of the various assurances comprehended in the plan and constitution of the Societypublisher not identified1834-01-01
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The savings banks in England, Wales, and Ireland arranged according to counties and the increase or decrease of each class of depositors, &c. since November 1831, from the latest official returns &cwith an appendix containing all the returns relating to savings banks, printed by order of the House of Commons since November 1830B. Fellowes1834-01-01
A collection of the public general statutes passed in the last session (6 & 7 W. IV.) as far as relates to the office of a justice of the peace, and to parochial matters, in England and Waleswith notes, references, and an index.Shaw & Sons1836-01-01-
A collection of all the statutes in force respecting the relief and regulations of the poor, with notes and referencesShaw & Sons1837-01-01
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The history of savings banks in England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotlandwith theperiod of the establishment of each institution, the place where it is held, and the number of depositors, classed according to the latest official returns.Printed for the author by Shaw1842-01-01
The Property Tax Act (5 [and] 6 Vict. Cap. 35)with a full analysis of its provisions, explanatory notes, forms of proceeding, cases of illustration, a copious index, and tables of calculation.Shaw1842-01-01-
A collection of all the statutes in force respecting the relief and regulation of the poor, with notes and references2d ed.Shaw and Sons1843-01-01
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Progress of savings banksan account of the number of depositors and of the sums deposited in savings banks, in Great Britain and Ireland, divided into classes, on the 20th of November in each of the years from 1829 to 1844, both inclusive, and the increase or decrease in each year : extracted form official returns[s.n.]1845-01-01
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A summary of the savings banks in England, Scotland, Wales, & Irelandwith the period of the establishment of each institution, the place where it is held, the days and hours when open, the rate of interest payable to depositors, the number of open accounts, and amount of deposits, &c. &c. &c. according to the latest official returns[s.n.]1846-01-01
A summary of the savings banks in England, Scotland, Wales, & Ireland: with the period of the establishment of each institution, the place where it is held, the days and hours when open, the rate of interest payable to depositors, the number of open accounts, and amount of deposits, &c. &c. &cAccording to the latest official returnsPrinted by W. Clowes for H.M.S.O.1846-01-01-
Suggestions by John Tidd Pratt, Esq., the Registrar of Friendly Societies in England, for the establishment of friendly societieswith tables of contributions for payments in sickness, etc., and also for the purchase of government annuities, per Act 16 & 17 Victoriae, Cap. 45Her Majesty's Stationery Office1855-01-01
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Suggestions by John Tidd Pratt, the registrar of friendly societies in England, for the establishment of friendly societieswith tables of contributions for payment in sickness, etc. ....1855-01-01
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Instructions prepared by John Tidd Pratt, Esq., the Registrar of Friendly Societies in England, for the framing of rules of Friendly Societies under 18 and 19 Vict. c. 631855-01-01
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Tables of contributions for payments in sickness, &c. for friendly societies in England, recommended by John Tidd Pratt. Esq., the registrar; and also extracts from tables for the purchase of governement annuitiesper act 16 and 17 victoriae, cap. 45H.M.S.O.1857-01-01
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Instructions prepared by John Tidd Pratt, the registrar of Friendly Societies in England, for the establishment of Friendly Societieswith rules and tables1860-01-01
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Tables of contributions for payments in sickness, &c. for friendly societies in Englandand also extracts from tables for the purchase of government annuities per Act 16 & 17 Victoriae, cap. 45publisher not identified1863-01-01
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Pratt's Law of highways, main roads and bridgesin two parts13th ed. / by William W. MacKenzie and James Weir.Shaw1893-01-01
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Pratt's Law of highways, main roads and bridgesin two parts:--I. Law of highways independent of statute. II.Statutes relating to highways, main roads, and bridges14th ed.Shaw & Sons1897-01-01
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Pratt & Mackenzie's law of highwaysbeing the law of highways, main roads, streets and bridges : in two parts ...15th ed.Butterworth1905-01-01
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The law of friendly societies and industrial and provident societies: with the acts, observations thereon, forms of rules, etc., reports of leading cases at length, and a copious index.14th ed.Shaw & sons [etc.]1909-01-01
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Pratt and Redman's income tax lawbeing an analysis of the income tax acts, with decisions thereunder, cases of illustration, and explanatory notes.8th ed. By Joseph Haworth Redman.Butterworth & co. [etc.]1910-01-01
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Pratt and Redman's Income tax lawbeing an analysis of the income tax acts, with decisions, illustrations and explanatory notes, and a chapter on excess profits duty9. ed. by Joseph Haworth Redman ...Butterworth1916-01-01
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Pratt and Mackenzie's Law of highways.20th ed, by Harold Parrish and Gerald Ponsonby.Butterworth1962-01-01