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London, England, 1854-12-09 00:00:00

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The demand for the CHUNK and vEsm STOVES (sepa.
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confidence in recommending them for their cleanliness, economy,
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sources of great comfort In the bedroom of the invalid, affording
an uniform temperature throughout the day and night, with one
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show of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY (in-
eluding Cutlery, Nickel Silver, Plated and Japanned Wares, Iron
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IMY FUND.••-•
TTEE.
RE, K.G., Chairman.
The Hon. Wm. Cowper,
M.P.
Sir William Fraser, Bart.
Major• General Buckley
Major• General H. Bentinck
Thomas Baring, EN. M.P.
Alexander Barclay, Esq.

The Duke of Richmond, K.G.
The Duke of Wellingtou
The Marquis of liisuctford,
M.P.

The Viscount Mandeville,
M.P.
The Earl of Chesterfield

The Earl of Shaftesbury C. J. Bevan, Esq.
The Earl of Malmesbury R. W. Couseus, Esq.
The Earl of Wilton C. C. Greville, Esq.
The Viscount Somerton St. Leger Glyn, Esq.
The Lord Robert Grosvenor,
SpencerE. Norse
de
Horsey,any,E Esq.
M.P.
The Lord Blantyre Capt. Hovenien
The Baron Lionel de Rothe- Henry Kingecote, Esq.
child, M.P. H. Belward Ray, Esq.
The Count P. E.deStrzelecki, H. Schenley, Esq.
C.B. H. L. Wigritm, Esq.
The Committee has been formed with a view of render-
ing some iidsistance to the British Army whilst exposed
to the many privations and hardships incidental to a winter
campaign.
It is proposed to raise a fund for the purpose of forward-
ing to Balaklava a supply of such articles of provisions,
warm clothing, ikc., as may be considered most useful.
The Committee, through the liberality of the public,
have already been enabled to despatch the Fairy yacht,
placed at their disposal by W. Lyon, Esq. She is freighted
with tobacco, tea, chocolate, leather, stationery, dzc., for
the use of the troops.
A steam-vessel, capable of stowing 27(1 tons of goods,
has been engaged to sail as soon as she can be loaded.
The Earl of Elleamere has also liberally offered his yacht
to the Association.
The Committee appeal with confidence to the public to
enable them to freight these vessels, and to take advantage
of any future means of transport which they may be
enabled to obtain.
The distribution of the cargoes sent out will be con-
ducted by the Hon. A. Egerton, Alfred Denison, Esq., and
T. Tower, Esq., who have most kindly placed their ser-
vices at the disposal of the Association.
It is proposed that Messrs. Egerton and Tower should
sail in Lord Ellesmere's yacht.
Mr. Denison will endeavour to reach Balaklava by a
more direct route, with the view of making arrangements
on the spot for the receipt and distribution of the cargoes.
The Committee cannot convey articles to individuals,
nor deposit anything at Scutari.
It is earnestly requested that all contributions addressed
to Hill-street may be carriage paid, and have a clear in-
voice or catalogue attached, with the name of the donor.
The Committee cannot forward old linen nor news-
papers.
The following subscriptions have been received, and ad-
ditional subscriptions will be published on Monday:
H. R. Highness The Earl of Ches
the Duchess of terfield
Glocester £lOO 0 0 M. L. G. 2O 0 0
H. R. Highness George Burnand,
the Duchess of Esq•2o 0 0
Cambridge, the Henryßaton,Esq. 20 0 0
Princess Au- Mrs. Eaton 20 0 0
gusts, Heredite Miss Holland
cry Grand Du- Robert Williams,
chi as of Meek- Esq., Birchin-
lenburg-Strelitz, lane 2O 0 0
and the Princess Mrs. and the
Mary Adelaide 100 0 0 Misses Hoare 17 0 0
The Duke of Port- S. M.
land
H. Belward Ray, Esq.
Esq.
S. Lyue Stephens, Rev. Geo. Roue 10 0 0
Esq
Hon. P. S. Pierre- Capt. W. Roebuck,
point
The Duke of Wel- Wm. Lyon, Esq. 10 0 0
lington
Sir Wm. Fraser lOO 0 0 Sir J. Lubbock .. 10 0 0
Messrs. Barclay, C. H.Pilgrim,Esq. 10 0 0
Perkins, & Co. 100 0 0 Harry Howard,
Sir Joe. Copley
Alex. C. Barclay- Howard_ _

,
Esq.
The Countess A.
de Noailles .. 100
C. J . Bevan, Esq. 100
The Hun. Charles
Cuat
R. C. L. Bevan,

00

H. J. Maude, Esq.
The Earl of ll-
chester
The Earl of Chi-
chester
E. Barker Bay,
Esq.
. _

10 0 0
10 0 0
10 00

E
11.L.W sq.
igram,Esq 25
Mrs. Sykes . 25

Colonel WeSttinrl
Mrs. Sturges
Bourne ......

10 0 0
10 00
10 0 0

E Schenley, Esq. 25
Mrs. Schenley 25
C. C. Greville,Esq 25
Anonymous .. 2.5
Hedw. Barclay,
25
St. Leger ()lyn,
Esq.
John Foster, Esq ,
Walthamstow 25
Jas. Foster, Eeq.,
Walthamstow 25
John Coverdale,
Esq.
Chas. Mills, Esq 2l
Messrs. Smith &
Charles

10 0 0
10 0 0
10 00

Jas. Sparks, Esq.
The Earl of
Mahnesbury .•
Collected by Miss
E. Creyke ... •
The Visit. Somer-
-10 0 0
ton
The Duchess of
Inverness
Mrs. Chas. Curtis 10 0 0
Mrs. Ray
Chas. Pearce, Esq 10 0 0
Miss Cotterell lO 0 0
.
Messrs. Howell &
10 0 0
James
G. lientinck, Esq ,
M.P.

10 0 0