Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-27 00:00:00

THE INDIAN RILIEF FUND.

The committee of the above fund havirg received meal
On'
generous offers of homes, education, and, in many ; the
ces, of the entire adoption of orphans of sufferers .13froce
mutiny in India, express their sense of the great Moat the
they shall derive from these offers, when the whole 0,00,
cases arising out of the mutiny, and the exact droll° is
ces of the children, shall be fully known. Already,g
England alone, eighty-five children who are more or 17
in need of assistance, have been brought to the notie:
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the committee ; but the accounts from India show that
far the greater number are still at, the different stations
that country. From an authentic document recently of
ceived, no less than 2,500 females and non adults mil At
whom are doubtless orphans, are known to have bears
that time in the fort of Agra. At Lucknow therelreott.
great many ; and the Hill Stations of Ninee Tal, ..,.
ree, and Simla were crowded with fugitive families
co,
Oude, Rohilcund, Delhi, and the North-West pro.„Titisijo
Our recent heavy losses at Delhi and Lucknow
add considerably to the number of orphans. dlOO
The attention of guardians of children, whose MO tof
condition and distresses are directly traceable to themlo st
is requested to the following general statement of .;)Beil (if
the disposal of the committee. Further informs.", the
required) will be supplied on application to either ()trod
honorary secretaries of the Relief Committee, °n it of
being given that the cases are such as justify the g'
aid from this fund.

FOR .
An offer has been made by BOYS a
clergyman to adoot 00
orphan not above two or three years of age, who xllsite;
relatives willing and able to undertake the charge (1,4 avd
Two other clergymen have offered gratuitous NO' titer
education, one to the orphan son of a chaplain, the °
to the son of au officer. ; 06
A gentleman, on behalf of a " brotherhood," hag'
same manner, volunteered to take entire charge efn„h he
and to place him oat in life in that capacity for iv'
shows most fitness. at
Two gentleman, conducting a celebrated sem-
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Wimbledon, have offered to board and educate Wolfe
Indian army, free of expense, two boys not ruder
years of age. liege{
Three nominations, as commoners at Winchester of
have been placed at the disposal of the committee "
which have been filled up. tiro
A lady offers to take entire charge of one f-„, or
orphans or destitute children of officers, chaPll/"31
missionaries.
Another clergyman wishes to receive into his arise
and to educate a boy, on payment alone of 11'
expenses. sao
Ten nominations have been offered for the Ltlin
Proprietary College at Bath, and one for 31111`"ho
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College, and one for education at Liverpool. 0 theßoar I and education, on terms which are left„, t 1
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committee, are offered for four or more boys, an,.,‘: ntaeln'
nominations to the British Orphan Asylum at tif°
rise, on payment of a premium for each, besides oneis;el,ll3,
Junior clerkships ; six free admissions to the Royal uteri'
St. Anne's Society, are also at the disposal of the e jra
tee: the whole of the above, comprising' b°B
education, or educ ition only, for fifty-five bor.
FOR GIRLS.
gentle eta
A clergyman and his wife, two ladies and a geri
have made offers of adoption of four female chilirrod t°
lady wishes to take entire charge of an orphan giri.',ioeo,to
educate her usefully, and to secure for her a Pr,°°,4l' tioal
life. Two ladies offer gratuitous board and ea. °Lott
three or more children of officers, chaplains, or ml of 011-0
and one lady to a girl, of from three to five Yea `:r to to
for three years only ; a lady and a clergyman o'o. ;is.
entire charge, at a trifling cost, of two orphan g" orPP;t.
Ten nominations to the Royal British Female
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Asylam, at Devonport, are at the disposal of thee oupbstitire
tie; ten more for the British Orphan Asylum at for t 46
rise, on payment of a premium of £75 or £BO, an" tik,
Soldiers' Daughters' Home at Hampstead, telitegetiii;
nominations. These offers would support 1-000
seventy-three girls. Including, therefore, both?t° a•
immediate wants of l'2B orphans can thus be reli
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to the Federal Council a report on the lamentable P ci,llll
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