The Press.
London, England, 1854-12-09 00:00:00

DECEMBER 9, 1854.

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The Committee have thankfully to acknowledge many
valuable donations of clothing and provisions.
Many inquiries having been made as to the most desir-
able articles for transmission to the army, the following
list has been framed under the best advice, and contribu-
tion of these goods will be gladly accepted and forwarded
at the earliest opportunity :—Ale, porter, wine, spirits—
bottled, and packed in cues not exceeding two dozen
quarts, hams, tongues, bacon, cheese, and salt butter, port-
able soup, preserved meats, ditto milk, ditto vegetables,
onion powder, tea (in bond), chocolate, coffee (ground and
in essence), sugar, arrowroot, pearl barley, groats and oat-
meal, salt, mustard, pepper, Cayenne pepper, spices, oil
and vinegar, rice, ground rice, jelly (in bottles), lemon and
lime juice, marmalades. preserves, and jams, plum-pud-
dings (in cases ), pickles, coffee roasters and mills, port-
able stoves, cooking apparatus, kettles and gridirons, cut-
lery—knives, forks, and scissors, portable lamps and lan-
terns, candles and night lights, soap, brushes, combs, tooth-
brushes, stationery and foreign paper, brown paper, mat-
ting, rugs, carpets, Macintosh articles, towels, pocket
handkerchiefs. Welsh wigs, leather for shoes and soles,
shoemakers' tools and materials, needles, thread, buttons,
tape, twine, blankets and flannel, warm clothing of all
sorts, beer taps, stroll iron saucepans, and sacking for
packages.
The London Railways have consented to carry parcels
carriage free, provided the words " Crimean Army Fund"
are legibly written upon each parcel.
The Committee, being enabled to purchase all excise-
able articles in bond, and free of duty, it is respectfully sug-
gested that contributions of non-exciseable articles will be
more acceptable.
Subscriptions are received by Messrs. Herries, Farqu-
har, and Co., 16, St. James-street, and Messrs. Glyn,
Mills, and Co., Lombard-street. Subscriptions and contri-
butions are also received at 28, Hill-street, Berkeley-square,
where the Committee meet daily.
J. B. STAMM"' HALY, Hon. Secretary.
December 4, 1854.