The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-29 00:00:00

ASTATEMENT of the AFFLICTING
CASE of the THREE DAUGHTERS of the late
Rev. JOHN RAUWORTH.

The father of these unfortunate young women was Vicar of
the very small living of Guilden Morden, in Cambridgeshire;
he died in 1809, leaving 7001. in the 3 per cents. to each of his
children. His family consisted of three sons and five daugh-
ters ; 2001. was paid to the succeeding Vicar for dilapidations,
and nearly 1001. was unfortunately sacrificed is a legal process
respecting the same. The expences of the education of the
youngest son at school, and at St. John',. and Sidney Colleges,
greatly exceeded the sum left him by his father; and in con-
sequence of injudious management, scarcely one penny of all
the money originally bequeathed at this time remains.
The eldest son was an attorney, and died some years ago;
the second son (who was an idiot) died last year; the eldest
_daughter was married, but is since dead, leaving nine chil-
dren. The youngest is married, and is with her child receiv-
ing parish relief from Steeple Morden.
The youngest son was ordained last Midsummer, and had
for three months the Curacy of Harlton, in Cambridgeshire ;
from suffering absolute penury a year ago,. through no mis-
conduct on his own part, and from his great subsequent exer-
tions in the pulpit, his health became impaired ; and on Sun-
day, Feb. 1, after performing' double duty in the church of
Barrow in Suffolk, he retired unwell to the Rector's house,
where he expired the same evening.
The three other children (who are the objects of this Sub-
scription, and two of whom are deficient in intellect) were re..
moved by an order of magistrates in a state of pauperism to the
parish of Guilden Morden twelve months back : and had not
the Clerical Society in Cambridge granted them 30/. last year,
they would still be chargeable to the parish of which their re-'
spected father was vicar.
Whatever sum of money may be collected through the bene-
volence of the public, will be vested in the hands of Trustees
for the sole benefit of the Miss Rauwcrths.

Subscriptions will be thankfully received at the Banks of
Messrs. Alortlocks and Fishers ; and at Messrs. Deightons', in
Ctimbridge.
March, 1824. TRUSTEES.
The Master of Jesus College.
Rev. Edward Hibgame, Fellow of Jesus College.
Rev. Thomas Sewell, Dalham, Newmarket.
Sidney College £ s.
The Ma t - - '5 6
Rev. F. Henson - 1 1
Rev. J. Hind - 1 0
Rev. W. Garnons :•• 1 0
Rev. R. Jefferson. 1 1
St. John's College.
The Master - •
Rev. R. Tatham •
Rev. T. Hornbuckle
Thy. I'. Catton
Rm. B. Jeffreys
Rev. R. Carrighan - -
Rev. N. Fiott
Rev. L. P. Baker
Dr. Haviland
T. T.
Y.

Rev. W. Mandell, -
G. W. -

Caius College.
Master and Fellows -
Rev. T. Turnbull
Rey. C. Porter -
Rev. B. Chapman
Rey. J. Day -

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Clare Hall.

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The Master - -
Rev. F. Lodington
Rev. H. Kirby -
J. Power,

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- Magdalene College.
The Master - 2
E. N. -10 s: 6d.
Rev. R. Crawley - £2 2
Mr. Husband - los. 61.
• Pembroke Hall.
The Master - -
The College - -
Rev. H. Tasker -
- Trinity Hall.
Rev. J. C. Ebden 1
G.-W. H. - - 5 0
Corpus Christi College.
Master and Fellows 5 5
Downing College,
The Master

Rev. F. Robinson
R. - - -
A few.lindergraduates
B. Lambert, Esq. -
R. T. B. -
W. D. Ryland
H. -Yorke, Esq.
T. Watson, Esq.
Rev. R. Twopenny
Rev. R. Givatkin
Rev. H. Law
Rev. R. Duffield
Trinity College.
The Master •- -
Rev. Jos. Hominy
SVhewell, Esq. •
H. Meredyth
.Esq. -
Rev. Prof. Sedovick
J. C. Hare, Esq. -
Rev. R. W. Evans -
Rev. G. Peacock -
Rev. Prof. Illusgr: ve
Rev. Prof. Dobree -
Rev. G. D. Browne
H. P. Hamilton, E. q.

Bishop of Ely -
1 ;ishop- of Durham

Rev. E. Addison, * -
Landbeach - - I 1
W. 31ortlock, Esq. • 2 -
T. ANlortlo,ck, -Esq. 1 1

Rev. G. 11. PoHeil
Mrs. A. Pearce
A. B. - -

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S. Marriott, Esq.
A, Gentleman -
T. Thorp, Esq. -
R. Beverley, Esq. -
Rev. J. P. Higman -
Hon. G. Ryder -
S. Smyth, Esq. -
T. K. Arnold Esq. -
E. Ware, Esq. -
R. H. - - -

Jesus College.
The Master
Rev. 'l'. Dickes
Rev. E. Hihgame
Rev. J. Studholm -
Rev. J. Warren _
Rev. G. Skinner -
Rev. T. Cautley -
E. S. A. - -
%V. Hustler, Esq. -
The College
Rev. W. Sheepshanks
Rev. T. Clarkson

King's College,

The Provost

Rev. S. B. Vince - 1 1
A. B. -10 s. 6d.
B. Shephard, Esq. £2 2
Rev. 11. Cholmeley 1 1
Rev. J. Tomktns - 1 1
M. Thackeray, Esq. 1 1
Rev. C. Simeon - 1 1
Emmanuel College.
Rev. T. Weller - 1 1
Rev. W. Young - 1 1
P. Blakiston, Esq. 1 0
Rev. 11. E. Holland
Rev. W. Holme -
Rev. G. Archdall
Rev. J. Griffith -
Rev. B. Michell -
Catherine Hall.

The Master
The College
Rev. C. Burrell -
Rev. T. Chevallier
Rev. G. Corrie -
T. P. U. - -
Professor Turton
Christ's College
Bishop of Bristol
Rev. B. Gilpin
Rev. J. Graham
Rev. J. Croft
Lord D. Stuart
Rev. E. Mortlock
H. Gunning, Esq.
Peter House.
The Master
The College
W. Smyth, Esq
Rev. C. Smith
Rev. A. Veasey
Thomas Pearne, Esq
Queen's College.
The President -
Earl of Hardwicke
E. G. Wood
J. C. Martin, Esq.
U. Milner, Esq. Corn-
berton - • - 1 1
Rev. S. Allen, Lynn 1 1
Rev. W. Clark, Has-
lingfield - -
W. J. Bankes, Esq.
M.P. 5 0
Rev. J. Baines, Burwell 1 1
J. Purchas Esq. 1 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wicks 1 0
Mrs. Rayner - 1 1
Benjamin Keene, Esq.
Westoe Lodge

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