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FAMILY OF WOOIILETTi

ITT is painful lo consider that the singular In-
A.• dam" and irreproachable Character of that 'pre=eini-
tient Engraver, WoOLLETT, has not been able-to secure his
Family from Indigence; and that, whilst the civilized world-
resounds with his praises, the resp'ectable Widow and 'amiable
Daughters of this excellent dan are absolutely' destitute of
the means of subsistencit

Me. NVooLbtrr died in 1785, 'leaving aninconsiderabk pro-
perty to his Family; tins, gra,inally impaired by :Sdisfcirtit nes,
is now exhausted, and the perional exertion; of his aged. Wi-
dow, and her' two Daughters, can ❑o longer supply the de,.
ficieney.

This fact, it is hoped, need only he stated to a British Pula.'
lie, ever gcateful to its ingenious 4,,itizens—a Subscription is,
therefore, opened for their immediate Relief, and with a view
also to the purchase of tan Anunity for their future Support;
and the following Nohlekien and Gentlemen have undertaken
to be Trustees for disposing of the Money that shall be raised..
for,this purimse, in the most prudent -manner :-7
The Earl of Ashburnham, • ' Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart.
The Earl of Nlulgrave, • ' Benjamin West, Esq.
Sir George Beaumont, Bart. , 'John Julius -Angerstein, Esq.-

Subscriptions arc received, on the Trustees' account, at the
following' Bankers :—M.,ssrs Moriand, Ransfin and Co.
Messrs. Thomas Coutts and Co. ; Messrs. Goslings and Co. ;
Messrs. Masternian, Peters, and Co.; Marsh, ti11:13..11d, and Co.
6, Berners-street ; and McssrS..Boydelis and Co. 90, Obeip-
side.
Earl of Ashhurnham /j 10 10
Earl of flitrdwicke - 10 0
Earl Dighy - - 10 0
Earl of Mulgrave - 10.10
Lord Browniow - 10 10
Sir George Beaumont 42 0
Lady Beaumont , ` 10 10
Sir Abraham -Home - 10 10
Sir Thomas Bernard - 10 10
Sir J. ShtTlierd - :5. 0
Latiy Lucas - - 10 0
Thel4on.Bar.Dinisdale 10 lu
Right Hots. C. Long 10 10
Admiral Digby - 10 -0
.1. J. Angerstein, Esq. - 1Q 10
Philip Metcalf, Esq, - 'lO 0
Thomas-Coutts, Esq. 10 10
Mrs. Weddell - - 5 0
Samuel Athawes, Esq. 10 10
Williaw Ewes, Esq. - 10 10
Philip Eines, Esq. - 10 10
Joseph Blant, Esq. - 10 10
Mrs. Jaclyn Blunt - 5 5
Rev. Holv.el Corr - 5 5
Jetties Clay, Esq. 10 10
Mrs. J:,,nes Clay
Felix Clay, Esq,
William Ctay,
George Clay, Esq. - -5 5
Diaisdale - - 5 5
Thomas Di cusdaie, Esq. 5 5
Rev. William Holmes 5 5
Holmes , - 2 2
William Gosling, Esq. 5 5
Francis Gosling, Esq.- 5 5
Reys-C'harles Davy - 5 5
Mrs. Davy - - 2 2
Edw. Beest on Long, Esq. 5 5
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Jeremiah Harman, Esq. 10 10
N. W-Colhorne, Esq. 10 0
Mrs. Me lawn - 5 5
Philip Hill, Esq. - 5 5

George Bowles, Esq.- k 10 .10
tliam Morlaud, Esq. 5 0
Wells, Esq. ••5 0.
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lie,a3-ansin West, R. A. 10 10
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Joseph Isiollekens, R. A. 5 5
.Henry l'honison., R. 2 2
Thomas Lawrence, 1t.41. 2 '2
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Thomas Phillips, It. A. 2.2
John Ffaxman, It. A. 2 2
Rich. Wesanacott,R.A. 2 2
James Ward, I.A. - 2 2
'Joseph Farington 11. A. 2 2 '
William A. 2 2
itobert Smirke, R. A. 2 2
jun. IZ. A. *2- 2
Miirt in Archer Slice, 2 2
Richard Westa!l, It. A. 2 9-
iohn R. - t 2.
Tn.aiiis Daniell, R. A. 2 • 2
A. Cancott, R. A. 2
H. Howard, It. A. - 2
C:ltossi,. R. A. - 2 2
Mary. LO4, It. A. - 2• 9.
Win. W . It. A. 2 2
James Fittler, A. R. It. 2 -2
Geo. Garland, A. R. A. 1 1
tt'na. Alexander. - 2 2'
M rs.- Hulbech 2 2
Mrs. Merry - 1 0
John Swale, Esq. - 3 a.
Mrs. Swale 1 1
Miss F. wale - I 1
Miss E.-Swale - 1 I

5 5

- 10 10
- .10 10

Mrs. Catherine Swale 1 1
Pgi. 2 2
Johri.Joytin, Esq.' - 1
Giles, Esq. - 0
Beaver, Esq,- - 2
sanmel Lvsuns, Esq. 2 2
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