The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-06-11 00:00:00

.. Wiesbaden, Arrlll3."

THE GREEK MASSACRE.

Mrs. Julia Lloyd writes to The Times
:
Through your columns I beg to thank the Greek
gentlemen, who have sent ycu their subscriptions on
my behalf, very much for their great kindness. I should
feel obliged if you would publish the enclosed corresT,m.
deuce. I am, sir, yours faithfully, JULIA LLOYD,
Gloucester Place, Hyde.park, June 3.

London, May 31, 1870.
" Madam,—The undersigned members of the Hellenic com-
munity in London beg to be permitted to express their sucere
personal condolences to you upon the irreparable loss you
have sustained by the cruel anti untimely fate which has
befallen your lam rite.' husband in theircountry. The event
ha evoked throughout our community emotions of the
deepest sorrow, and towards you and your children senti-
ments of the kindliest ssmpathy.
" Ilte Nadi event is so recent that we should not have ven-
tured to difturb your privacy, even to assure you of our
mpathy, were we not C011!ClOU9 that the awful suddent ens
of the calamity has entailed pressing anxieties, lx the
alleviation of which we should esteem it a privilege to be
allowed to aid.

" Actuated by these sentiments, the undersigned had, pre-
vious to your arrival In this country, spontaneously deter-
mined to testify to you and your children their appreciation
of your painful position, and they would fain hope that the
enclosure will assure you of their sincerity, and that you will
accept it in the spirit wiach has animated those by whom R
is offered.
. . . . .

"The undersigned beg to subleribe themselves, Madam,
your faithful servants.
" Mrs Lloyd."
(Here follow 26 eignaturep, which are not inserted,
as they are also included it) the following hit of contd.
butiom, which formed the "enclosure" referred to in
the letter.)

LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.

S Marrojani, £100; A. Rallt ard Co., £100; John S.
£5O; Tan:lvaco and Co.. £lOO ; G. J. Carat). and
Co £5O; Molls Brothers. £lOO ; T. E. Scaremange, £25 ;
Ziff°, Sons, and Co., £5O; Cost Geralopulo, £5O; P. P. Bodo-
eanachi, £5O ; Xenophon Bala and son, £5O; Sechieri
Itro-
thone. £7O; Avierino and Co , £5O Marro Vallee and Co.
£5O ; Argenti Schilize and D.., £75; L. Rhodocanacht and
Co., £25 lonhies and Rail., £lO ; lonides and Barker, £25;
Petrocochino Brothers, £5O; Against° and Sagrandi, 50;
Raill Brothers, £250 ; Eustratio Raid, £59: Rodocaneehl,
Sons, and Co ,£lOO Carnes Brothers and C J., £SJ; D. Pntons
and Co., £2O: John S. Galattl, £l5; Spartan and Co., £lll5
Lions Marrogordato, £5O; Jolla Searnmanga. £5O: Mrs.
Peter Rai, £5O; Senramansa and Co , £5O; D. M. Katinakis,
£lO ; Sophie Pautia R3lll, £2O; Euterpe A. Cassaretti, £ls.
Total £2,000.

- ,
The subscriptions sett to the E litor of The Tievs
amountcd to £570 5%, in addition to those mentioned
in this list.

"6, Gloneester-place, Hyde-park, Jnne S.
" Gentlemen,—l beg to thank you very earnestly for 3 our
great kindness to me and my children.
"In Athena it W. a Green gentleman, but little known to
me, who first afforded me the aid of which I stood so greatly
In need. In Enolmd almost tho first news which reached me
was the expressed desire of the Greek c.rnimunity to give rue
some imbstantlat proof of their sympathy. Believe me that,
though nothing in this world can afford me any consolation
in my irreparable loss, your thoughtfulness has diminished an
anxiety for my children's nitrite, which still presses heavily
upon me. his inrpossiblo to express by letter my real fret-
logs, hut] have no other me MS of making known to you how
deeply sensible I am of what you have done for me.—l
remain, Gentlemen, 3 ours faithfully, JULIA .I.LoVir."