The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-24 00:00:00

SUN,

electors for the support they bad given him, and com-
mented upon the increase of the numbers of the adhe-
rents in certain distrc's, which have hitherto been less
favourable to his pretensions. He ,:xpressed his grati-
tude to the non., lectors for the sy tcpathy they had
showed him and his colleague throughout the struggle.
Mr. MARSHALL likewise thanked the electors for
having returned him to Parliament, more partictil.rly
as he was the person. and not his Hon. Colleague, who
had been marked as the victim of the contest. In re-
ference to topics which he bad omitted to touch upon at
the day of the nomination, he briefly stated his wish to
promote Parliamentary reform, but be declined to pledge
himself to any particular measure until ha had bad an
opportunity of studying its probable effect. He de-
cidedly disapproved of th' recent alteration in the
minutes of the Committee of C ,tincil upon E lunation,
and believed that the msjority
of the clergy themselves
objected to the invidious povition in which it placed
them. In conclusion, he
expressed his determinati, n to
stand by his colours so long as the electors of East Cora-
berlsed shnol wish him to do so.
Mr. H HOWARD and Mr. CRACSENTHORPE likewise
briAlv addressed the meeting. stter which a vote of
that ks was given to the High Sheriff (Mr. G. H. Oli-
p`lrt), sod the assembly, vadat numbered about 60U,
(died) d.

HE FRIE.N D. rif the CLERGY.
Founds d 26th December, 1849.
tlllPs d h Vonantory Contributions.
For allowing perm .neat Pensions. " not exceeding -AM. per annum,"
to the W dows and orphan Unmarred Dau.hters of Clergymen of
the Established Church, and for atiording temporary Assattanee to
Neeetsisous Clergymen and their Families.
The flex, ELECTION of P r.li-sION vs ill take place on TuEs.
DAY. November 3's. Forms of application may be obtained at the
Offices of the Inst,tutlon.

. kindly offered
1 object of , h
,ma were c outributed ;• 18 have been promised, out
of
A GENTT.EM AN some time sine, a DONATION'
of 10 , GUINEAS in aid or the ge-era e In4tirut en, pro-
dl4 have been paid, and the for unpaid will be,
vd2- )
which similarnuin
tonne rmieg ..s "..on as the requtred number is complete; thus a con-
tribution of 10Q guineas each mom two benevolent individu Is Will
be the meins of ad, ing 600 guineas to the funds. The names of
be r 8
donor-. to this 'und Ali, be thankfully r- ceived by the ,ecretari. -
fa Special Fund 14a' been opened for the bur pose of raising 10,0001.,
to be „wed in Government s.curitleg, for the permanent be-eflt
of the l'enstoners now and hereafter toea, be elected on t.e funds.
Tee Secretary wi'l be clad to-forward Co lecting Cards or Books to
Lady y or Gebtlernan willing to assist this
object.
' Contributions are earnestly solicited, and will be gratefully received
by 81e,..srs. Sw rahan. Paul. and Bates, 217, ,4trantl ; Messrs. 11 ban ury.
Taylor, and ..loycl. Lombard-street; V, essrs Hatchards, Piccadilly;
MessrsNisbet and Sous, Berners street; .M e -ars. Itobtu.;on, Parbons
sr,,t•Thomson. 0 d Bank, Oxford ; Messrs. %1 rtf kand . o -oc Son, and
Messrs. Fisher arid SO, s, Cambridge
• and at the 0 rices of the loci-
tution, where forms of applicati '
mined, between the hoursob-
tained, of Teu and Fly, day. -• •
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,s'rEPtin4 a. ALI-MICH- Secretary.
Society'd Offlces, 18, Basinghall.street, London.