The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-10 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1831.

J C 0 1 0
T. Hethaway
Three poor Men's Mites 0 0 3
James Pepper
H H
Thomas Ready 0 1 0
W. H. Handyn 0 2 0
Edward Thrower 0 ' 0
Cornelius Boxer ' 0 1 0
Charles Farley 0 1 0
William Atkinson 0 1 0
W. Kennedy 0 0 6
.... - -

Journeymen Tin-plate
Workers, from Mr.
King, Hosier-lane,
Smithfield 0 18
A few Reformers, meet-
ing at the Prince of
Wales, Ex-streetreet,
Sloane-street, Chelsea 7 14
Staunch Reformers at
Mr. Steed's, the Man •
in the Moon, King's-
, road ............... 318
Additional evidence cf

W.
H. Hutt 0 1 0
James Posher
J. S. 1).
J. Milligan 0 1 0
M. H. Freeman

public opinion in the
same parish
Sir Edmund Bacon, Bt 5O 0 I
Mrs. Boinville ....... 0 5 f
First subscription of a
few loyal Carpenters
towards the repair of

'l'. Swatman
Bickerton, Seven Dials 0 2 6
Hartley, ditto ....... 0 2 6
Henry Matthews...
Henry Moore
Z. Y 0 2 6
Mrs. Donne,Earle-street 0 0 6
Mr. Barrow, Earl-street 0 0 6
Mrs.Moore,West-street 0 5 0
Mr. Carr, butcher
Mr. Oddwell 0 1 0
Mr. A. E. Insley 0 1
Mr. Bone - - - 0 26
Mr. A. Robinson - - 0 1 0
Mr. -Devereux - - 0 2
Mr. Thomas Webb 0 2 6
A Friend to Reform
Mr. Lane, son 0 1 0
John James
Isaac Levy 0 2 6
Thomas Ball 0 1 0
G. Taylor, Litclifield-st 0 2 6
W. Ledger 0 2 6
Joseph CIII3CR
Joseph Ellis
H. and N. 0 1 0
Peter Nugent
Joseph Mildman
T. C. Potter
Cozen 0 1 0
Taylor 0 2 0
T. riendhinson 0 1 0
Mr. Henson 0 2 6
D. Riddlesdale, New-
port-market
Roach 0 5 0
G. Cooper, Newport-
market
Thomas Webb, ditto
William Johnson, ditto 0 5 0
G. Henson, ditto 0 1.0
E. Stall— ditto
Geo. Jenkins, ditto 0 2 6
T. Avery, ditto 0 2 0
Mrs. M. Russell, New-
port-Inarket
Mrs. Simpson, ditto 0 2 6
William, Francis, and •
Henry Simpson, ditto 0 2 6
'Miss Churchill, ditto
Mr. E. Ballwin, Coach

the Constitution 2 0 e
David Ewart 1 0 f
Collected by Mr. Hunter. 1 8 1i
John Harding ...... 0 10
In aid of Reform, a

Schoolmaster 0 5 0

Nine of his pupils 0 4 e
Mrs. L.
Miss E. L.
Mrs. H.
; To help to move the
I straw
From some of the men
in the employ of Mr.
W. Bateman, jun.
Silversmith, Bunhill
row
Second Subscription, by Mr.
Collinson, Treasurer for the
Parish of Lambeth :
; Geo. Barber, Doris-st. 02 6
Silas Golsworthy, Stam-
ford-street
G. R. Mitchell, Gibson-
street
W. Hadmitt, William_
street
J.Barton,Frances-place,
Westminster-road 0 10 0
Mr. Hulme, Gibson-st 0 2 0
Mr. Bailey, Gloucester-
street
Mr. Strickland, Gibson-
street
Luke Teather, Thomas-
street
W. Eastwood, 1 and 2,
Waterloo-road 0 5 0
W. Peel, New-cut
R. Wilson, Lambeth-
marsh 0 5 0
S. Booth, ditto 0 5 0
Benjamin Capper, Esq 1 0 0
Journeymen in, the em-
ploy of Mr. Powell,
hat-manufacturer 1 10
Henry Warburton, Esq 10 0 0
Parlour, Davies, and
Grey, Waterloo-road 20 0 0
Young Men in the em-
ploy of ditto
Subscriptions per Mr. Dimes and
Mr. F'arey
J. L. Redheatl, Esq 1 0 0
Mr. J. Betham 0 10 0

and Horses, St. Mar.
tin's-lane
• Mr. Bennett, New-
. street, Covent-garden 0 2 6
Mr. Manly, St. Martin's_
lane • 0 26
Mr. Green, ditto
Mr. T. Newman, Rui-
slip, Middlesex 0 2 6
M. R.
Mr. Jos. Olivart, 19,
Milk-street,Cheapsitie 0 2 6
Mr. J. Procter, 52,
Basinghall-street
Mr. Geo. Salmon, Ivers,
Bucks 0 2 6
W. H. Manic 2 0 0
A few Friends meeting
at Mr. .Coven's, the
Horse and Dorsers,
Bread-street-hill
A select party of Trades-
men who frequent the

A Friend to Reform 0 5 0
Mr. Pledge 0 10 0
C. Delegal, Esq.
Mr. Streenn
S. Jones
Mr. Worth 0 5 0
Mr. Garrett
Mr. T. Knight
Mr. Jones
Mr. Rinford
Mr. Duffel 0 5 0
Mr. Craig

Tippin and Jones 0 5 0
Mr. R. Richards
Mr. Chart
It Cannon, Esq.
Mr. Lack
Mr. Edwards. 0 2 6
Mr. Liddledow 0 1 0
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Ford 0 2 6
1 Mr. Richards 0 1 0
Mr. Rowan
A Poor Man 9 0 6
Mr. John Harris 0 5 0
Mr. R. Lloyd 0 5 0
Mr. Stringer, New-tut 0 1 0
Catharine Allen
Mr. R. Hayward
Mr. J. F.' lyler 0 10 0
Mr. Drewett, Henry-st o' 5 0
Mr. G. Gee, New cut O. 5 0
Mr. Vice 0 2 6
IMr J. It. Pulley, New-.
' •

parlour f TI;os. Sher-

ratt, King's An;;,
Three Colt-street,
Limehouse lO 0 0
The Coopers, Sawyers,
and Apprentices, em-
ployed by Mr. Rich.
inond, of Vincent.
street, Old-street-road 2 2 0
A few Friends in the

Tap-room of Mr.
Squires, Jacob's Well,
Well-street, Mile-end
New-Town 1 17
Collected at a Meeting
of the Societk of '
Brothers, held' at the

Bricklayers' Arms,
Kingsgate-street,Hol-
born I 7
F. Fite, of Cripplegate
Without, and a few

.. -
cut
Mrs. Pratt 0 5 0
Mr. J. Lawrence 0 2 6
Mr. T. Lawrence 0 5 0
Mr. H. Page 0 2 6
Mr. J. Allison
Mr. Latham 0 5 0
Mr. H. Humphly... 0 5 0
Mr. It. Wek ... 0 5 0
Mr. T. Birchall 0 2 6
Mr. E. Knight 0 2 6
John Cooper 0 2•6
A Friend.. 0 1 0
J. Buck
John Evans, Bridge-st 1 1 0
J. W. Stanford, ditto 1 1 0
W. Hancock, ditto 1 1 0
W. Bucklow, ditto 1 1 0
J. Hill, ditto 1 1 0
W. Hill, ditto
D. Alehew, Belvidere

_,
Journeymen Hatters,
pitted against corrup-
tion
From twelve Workmen

in a Manufactory,
New-street-square 1 0 0
From a Jeweller's Manu
factory, to assist in re-
fining the Borough_
mongering System 1 1 6
F. H.
H. Robinson 1 0 0
Mr. M'Galley
Thomas Kingsbury lO 0 0
A Lady 0 12 0
From the Inhabitants
of the Parish of Christ
Church, Surrey, by
the Churchwardens,
Overseers, and Re-
form Committee
Joseph Osborne, Car-
penter 0 1 0
An Advocate for The
Bill, the whole Bill,
and nothing but the
Bill" 5 0 0
Second Subscription
from the Ancient and
Honourable Lumber
Troop, by Daniel Bar-

road
I 0 0
Mr. J. Richardson
Mr. Huson, Bridge-si 1 1 0
Mr. Watehorn, ditto
C. Massey, ditto 1 0 0
J. Miller,_ 2d subs.
W. H. Miller, ditto 0 10 0
Miss B. Miller 0 5 0
Miss E. ditto 0 5 0
Richard Slade, Esq. 5 0 0
Mr. J. Chater 1 1 0
J. H.
George Ansley 1 1 0
J. Harland 0 5 6
F. Wooton 0 10 0
Jno. Miller, Mount-st 1 0 0
William Tracey 1 1 0
A Friend to Reform I 1 0
H. Thorn 0 1 0
C. Proctor, Proctor's
Hotel, Bridge-road 1 1 0
Luke Alphonso Tea-
ther, Thomas-street 0 2 6
Miss S. 'leather, ditto 0 2 6
Mr. Watmore 0 10 0
Middleton 0 3 0
Mr. Smith, York Hotels
Waterloo-road . 1 0 0

rett
C. G. Stewart Menteath

second subscription... 3 0 0
M. A. Natili • 2 0 0
A few zealous Advc-

rates for Reform, at
Mr Keen's Robin

Hood and Little John,
Tabernacle_walk,
Finsbury 0 16 0
Pitt's Head, Old-street,
. . .

• •
second subscription,
including a Trafalgar
Hero's mite 10s., and
four children 55., by J
Beckwith
By afew Carpenters and
Joiners, to eradicate
from the timber of
Old England all the
rusty nails and screws,
viz., the Borough- _ _ _

• ---
Messrs. Ransom and Co.

Mr. Long, Haymarket 1 1 0
Jno. and S. Dickson's
Workmen, Westmin-
ster
Four Friends to Reform
in Oxford-street
A. H. (or A. M.) 2 0 0
Thos. Campbell, LLD 5 0 0
Messrs. Call and Co.

mongers - 2 5 0
Mr. Thomas Brooks-
bank, 14, Gray's Inn-
square 5 5 0
First Subscription from

D., New Quebec-street 0 10 0
Messrs. Roberts and Co.

A POci7gtaymaker 0 I 0
C. H Hebb, Esq 5 0 0
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Co.
J. T., of Lambeth
John Younger 1 0 0
A Subscription of Is
e ,ch Person from the
Hundred 11 Guilt-
cross and Shropham,
Norfolk
G. T. T. 0 10 0
H. H. N
H. P.
Messrs. Rogers and Co.
A Loser by the Bill
Z. A.
J. Plowman
Messrs Prescott, Grote, and Co.
W. Rathbone, Esq. Li- _

a few Frieilds of Re-

form, at Mr. Bushell's,
Howland-street, Fitz_
roy-square
John West 0 10 0
Three poor grateful
Patriots
A. M. and Sisters 0 0 2
P. 0 5 0
By George Dent.
Messrs.T. and E. Heath 2 2 0
Mr. G. Dent 1 lis
Mr. B. Lamb 1 1 0
Mr. W. Cook OlOO
Mr. J. R. Hartley 2 2 0
Mr. Samuel Carter
Mrs. Bowler 1 1 0
Mr. Richard Banks 0 1 0
Mr. Wm. Reed 1 0
Mr. E. Evans, surgeon 1 0t•
Mr. S. Summers 0 5 0
Mr. J. Vausley 0 10 (i
J. K 0 5 0
A fewFrie lids to Refom
at Mr Branson's, Ris-
ing Sun, Lower Road,

verpool - 5 0 0
1. Beawick, Rose and
Crown, Broad-street-

buildings 1 10
G. F.
Archibald Hastie lO 10 0
Edmund Cockin 5 0 0
W. H. Callan, Camber- _ _ _

Pesimondsey, Ist sub: 0 10 0
T. G 1 10
Mr. R. W hitcomb 1 1 0

well 1 0 0
Mr. F. Hewens
First Subscription of a
few Journeymen Type
founders and their

From LiverpooL

Q W 5 0 0
Mr.'W. B. Chorley i 0 0
H. Romilly, further sub 2 0 Oj

boys, who wish to
support the grand
cause of Reform, per
A. C. W 1 7 8
The Inhabitants of Tor-

Meisis. Call and Co.
Let each contribute 1 1 0
N. B 1 10
A Servant 0 5 0
Mr. W. Ingle
Mr. Menson 1 0 0
Mr. Sandal]
Mr. Semm 1 0 0
Mr: Robson
Mr. Christmas
Mr. Jackson 1 0 0
Mr. Hart 0 10 0
Mr. Corfield .
A Friend • 0 10 0
H. L.
Mr. Record
Mr. Child 0 5 t
T. R.. . . I 0 C
Henry ,
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Wager
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Mr.Lewish ... . ''''''''''''
0 5 C
Mr. Alkin S.: ................ 0 5 C
• 100:
11000• 2
C
rish of St. Pancras . • 0 1 C
John Edwards, Liberty' 0 10 0
H. L. L. Jones ....
A few shots from Beth_
nail-green ... . ........ . I 18 0
An Elector of Borough-
bridge,J. H. and R S. '1 10 C
A few of the Head Pu.

quay, per W. Clarke,
jun.
Messrs. J. and T. Su-
therland 3 3 0
Workmen at G. C. and
Co.'s
Mr. James Richmond ' 1 0 0
Further Subscriptions from St.
Sepulchre's, City.
Mr. Hill 1 0 0
Mr. Bowtell
Mr. Umphelby 0 10 6
'Mr. Jones
IMrs. Wheeler
Mr. Rawlinson 1 0 0
Mr. Ward .. 0 10 0
Mr. Major 0 5 0
Mr. WRod 0 50
Mr. Skeen 0 2 0
Mr. Woods
IMr. Dilworth
Mr. Smith 0 5 0
Mrs. Ditto 0 5 0
Mr. Ditto's Men 0 2 0
Mr. Crosley
Messrs. Swain and Al- _ _

port 2 2 0
S. W. 0 50
Messrs. Hickson's Jour- _ _ _

imymen
First Subscription from St. Sa-
viour's, Southwark, John
Richards. Esq. Treasurer.
John Richards, Esq. 10 10 0
Mr, Wild, sem 1 0 0

pis ofalargeAcademy o 12 C.
Colonel Baldwin

, ..
_ .
Messrs. Harris and Mr. Watson ...... ........ 0 5 0
Warner .5 0 0 Mr. Mellersh 1 1 0
Mr. Sells 1 0 0 Mr. Carter ........ ........ 0 si,
Messrs. Eagleten anti Mr. W. 'l' 0 10 0
Glover
Mr. Jenkins Jones ...... 1 0 0 Mr. Holwell 1 0 0
Mr. Barnett
Mr. Davies 1 0 0 Mr. Belch
Mr. Sibthorp . .l 0 01Mr. J. Jones O2 6
Mr. Pridden ...
( 1100 00
Messrs.
Mr. Farmer
11r. Sandell
Mr. Parker
Sir. Smith ... .
Mr. Robert Payne 0 10.0 Sir Chas. Wetherell 010 0
penter
Smith
C. C
_a:
1 0 0
.
Mr. J. Wild, jun.
Mr. Messenger.... ......
Mr. Senior 0 2 61Mr. John Westlake... 0 10 0
Mr. Lock 0 5 o!Men in the employ of
Mr. Thornton.. .......
Two Days' Half-pay
Mr. Carter " 0 10 0! who have been plun-
Mr. Howse
Mr. J. H. Swaine 1 001 rouglanongers
Mr. Burton
Mr. Bell, Union-street 1 00' Painting Brush-ma-
Mr. Lindsey 1 0 T kers, Hatton-garden 1 1 6
Child and Vickers 2 2 o:John Wigginton 0 5 0
Mrs. Parks 1 t) o,l3eaufort-house Print-
Mr. Potter 0 10 0' ing-office ....... ......... 1 10 9
Mr. Craike 0 10 0!A Mite of the Ribbon-
Mr. Chittenden
Mr. Rase 0 10 11 Mr. Davy, Queen-street,
Mr. Sewell - ' o'lo 0' • Seven-dials 1 0 0
Mr. J. R. Whiting 'o 10 O'Contributors to the
Mr. Haddock, 1
oln 01 cause of Reform, by
Mr. Powell.--
Mr. Barney, Three Tuns 1 00; the Printing-office of
Mr. R. W. dito. 1 00, ditto 1 00
Mr. Blackett 1
1 0 o.Four True, Reformers 0 4 6
Mr. E'vsls.::. ........ :..
Mr. F. C. 0 10 0 Jowett, and Mills'
Mr. Kleyser
Mr. J. P 0 5 0 court, Fleet-street... 1 12 0
Mr. Bourton 0 5 0 Mr. Alexander Mills... 1 1 0
Mr. Ellrington 0 10 A few Journeymen
Mr. J. S OlO 0 Bookbinders Oll 6
Mr. Martin
ERRATA.—For Dawton and Bicknell, Ins:. read Langton and
Bicknell, l',l. ; for F. Tuah, read F. Tuach ; for R. Tuah, read
R. Tuach ; for Jos. C. Ward, read Jos. C. Wood ; for Loyal and
Determined Reformers, Hackney Wick, le4, read 10s. ; for E.
G C., read C. G. C.; for J. C. Hansard, read T. C. Hansard. 1
Comrrran.—John Taylor, 00th April, 51. ss. ; F. R., by Ransom
and Co., 14

The 'Committee have exhausted nearly the whole of the
sums already subscribed. They have given effectual aid to
the Reformers in Seven Towns and Cities, and are sup-
porting the National Cause at this moment in no less than
Ten Counties. Ths call, therefore, upon the Public to
continue those exertions which have hitherto been so suc-
.cessful ; nearly half of the Elections in the United King-
dom remain still undecided, and fresh demands are daily
made upon the Funds of the Committee. It is confidently
hopel that not only the Metropolitan Local Committees,
but the Reformers in every County, will not relax their
aid, but will generously exert themselve to procure con-
tributions, and thereby enable the Committee to give as-
sistance to those places, where, if assistance is not speedily
afforded, the Funds of the Anti-Reformers may overpower
the Popular Candidates.

Subscriptions received at the following banking-houses :
Messrs. Robarts and Co., Lombard.street ; Messrs.
Smith, Payne, and Smith, Mansion-house-streel; Messrs.
Ransom and Co., Pall-mall ; Bouverie and Co., Hay-
mai ket ; Grote, Prescott, and Co., Threadneedle-street ;
Marten, Call, and Co., Bond-street; Snow and Co.,
Strand ; Rogers, Towgood, and Co., Lombard-street ;
and at the Treasurer's, at the Crown and Anchor, Strand.
Subscriptions of 10A. and above are received by the
above hanker; those under that sum will he received by
the Committee, at the Crown and Anchor ; and by the
Treasurer of the Local Committee respectively.

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