Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-01 00:00:00

URGENT AND APPALLING DISTRESS,

Arme T a Meeting of the Board of Deputies of British
Jens, Sir M. Montefiore, Bart., submitted letters, con-
d by Sir William Codrington and Colonel 31aberley, ap-
prising them of the miserable condition of upwards of 3,000
unhappy persons wholad been compelled to fly from Morocco,
fearing the anticipated horrors of war, and a repetition of their
former usage in Tangiers, and who but for the noble conduct
of Sir William Codrington, Governor of Gibraltar, would have
had to encounter all the miseries of starvation in their place of
asylum. ~ Sir William assures the board 'that-the Jewish reSi-
dents'of Gibraltar have freely contributed to the extent of their
means,• irrespective of creed ; but their number is so great,
that most of them have no resting-place but the bare ground.
This APPEAL to the sympathies of the inhabitants of Liver-
pool, beseeching their prompt assistance on behalf of the house
less and hungering fugitives, is , respectfully made by the
Liverpool New Hebrew Congregation. , , ,
" Subscriptions will be received and gratefully acknowledged
by the following local committee :—Rev. Professor D. 31.
Isaac, 171, Duke-street; Mr. .D. Davis, 7, James-street; Mr.
J. Sewell, 61, South Castle-street ; Mr. L. Foinquinos, 44,
Hanover-street ; Mr. A. Gabriel, 134, Duke-street ; Mr. B.
Nelson, Waterloo-road; and at the Bank of Liverpool, Water-
street.
The following DONATIONS have already been received :
David Davis Ll 1 0 Woolf Samuel , LI 1 0
Louis Davis 1 1 0 A Friend of Charity . 1 1 0.
John Cowan 1 1 0 Captain Penhallow.. 1 1 0
, Joseph Sewell 1 1, 0 Capt. J.'W. Norcross 1 1 0
Arnold Gabriel
Leon Foinquinos 1 1 0 Lewis Levy 0 10 6
Isaac Schwersensky. 1 1 0 Barned Levy
George Cohen 1 1 0 Mrs. A. Gabriel
Baited Riga . 1 1 0 . Mis. J. Cowan • OlO 0

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