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London, England, 1840-06-18 00:00:00

EVENING- EDITION,

344 Rev. F. A. Cox, D.D. LL.D., Mare-street Chapel

Congregation
345 Henry Gamble, Esq , ditto
346 John Middleton Hare, Esq., ditto
347 Rev. William Groser, West Kent and Sussex Asso-
ciation of .13 ptist Churches
348 Rev. P. J. Saffery, ditto ditto
349 William Pryor Read, Esq . Maldon
350 Francis Donaldson, Esq., Ohio, U.S. A.
351 Richard Davison, Esq., Newark
352 John Scoble, Esq., ditto
353 William Foster, Esq., Westerham
354 John Gibbard, Esq., ditto
355 Henry George, Esq., ditto
356 John Edgar, Esq., ditto
357 Robert Douglas, jun. Esq., Philadelphia
358 William Lloyd Garrison, Esq., Massachussetts
359 Wendell Phillips, Esq., ditto
360 Henry G. Chapman, Esq., ditto
361 John T. Hilton, Esq., ditto
362 Ellis Gray Loring, Esq., ditto
363 Francis Jackson, Esq., ditto
364 Samuel Philbrick, Esq., ditto
365 Andrew Robeson, Esq., ditto
366 Samuel Rodman, Esq., ditto
367 Rev. Samuel J. May, ditto
368 Seth Sprague, Esq., ditto
369 George P. Davis, Esq., ditto
370 Nathaniel Barney, Esq., ditto
371 Benjamin B. Wiffen, Esq., Woburn, Beds.
372 David Lee Child, Esq., Massachussetts
373 William Bassett, Esq., ditto
374 Amos Farnsworth, Esq., ditto
375 J. N. Barbour, Esq., ditto
376 N. B. Border, Esq., ditto
377 John Smith, Esq., ditto
378 David Shaw, Esq., Huddersfield
379 Rev. Gcorge Evans, London Itinerant Society
380 Thomas Livesey, Esq., ditto
381 Sir C. E. Smith, Bart., Corresponding Member of
the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
382 Richard Musgrave, Esq., late Advocate and Attor-
ney-General of Antigua
383 Trine Hyde, Esq., Bath, Maine, U.S.A.
384 Henry Crowley, Esq., Alton
385 William Bowly, Esq., Cirencester
386 Thomas Sheppard, Esq., M.P., From.
387 John Ridley, Eaq., Ipswich
388 Rev. J. Bennett, Northampton
389 A. V. Hitie, Mauritius
390 John Wilkinson, Esq., Whitehaven
391 Rev. Charles Darkin, Oxford Association of Baptist
Churches
392 Rev. Manoah Kent, Shropshire ditto ditto
393 Monsieur Claude Faure, Paris
394 Dr. F. Tritten, Odessa, Russia
395 William Leathern Esq., Wakefield
396 William Henry Leathern, Esq., ditto
397 Charles James Metcalfe,' sen., Esq., BeCordilire
Anti- Slavery Society
398 Rev. J. Jukes, ditto
399 Jeremiah Spencer, Esq., Cockermouth
400 Rev. J. H. Muir, Spalding
401 Joseph Rutter, Esq., Uxbridge
402 Isa...c Braithwaite, Esq., Kendal
403 Hon. Seth Sprague, Massachuseetts
404 Edward S. Tobey, Esq., U. S. A. Abolition Society
405 Edward A. Crouch, Esq., Penzance
406 Thomas Fisher, Esq., M.D., Dublin
407 C. Buller, jun., Esq., M.P., Liskeard
408 William Brown, jun., Esq., North Shields
409
410 Thomas T. Clarke, Esq., Uxbridge
411 Sir. W. S. Wiseman, Bart., ditto
412 Peter Bedford, Esq.,_ Croydon
413 Henry Aggs, Esq., ditto
414 S. H. Lucas, Esq., ditto
515 Richard Stew, Esq., ditto
416 James Clements, Esq., Bishop Stortford
417 Rev. W. Chaplin, ditto
418 John Carr, Esq., Sierra Leone
419 John Wade, Esq„ Midland Bapt. Association
420 Captain Dougall, R.N., Montrose
421 George Gull, Esq., ditto
422 Rev. Thomas Binney, Congregational Ministers la
Churches, Isle of Wight
423 James Midgeley, Esq., Rochdale
424 Dr. George K. Prince (of Jamaica), Chesterfield
425 Rev. John Keep, Ohio, U.S.A.
426 William Dawes, Esq., ditto
427 Rev. J. K. Holland, St. Ives
428 Joshua Wilson, Esq , Congregational Uaion of Eng-
land and Wales
429 J. F. Walters, Esq., M.D., Antigua (Visitor)
430 Mark Moore, Esq., Glasgow
431 Senor Luis de Usosy Rio, Madrid
432 Robert Crewdson, Esq., Manchester
433 B. R. Haydon, Esq.
434 Thomas Spencer, Esq., from Salem, Maasashuosotti
435 Rev. Jonah Reeve, Wigton
436 William *Murray, Esq., Edinburgh
437 Robert Barclay Fox, Esq. Falmouth
438 Rev. William Gray, Northampton Baptist Association
439 John C. Gotcb, Esq., Northampton Baptist Associa-
tion
440 George Cave, Esq., ditto
441 Richard Darby, Esq., Colebrook Dale
442, William Struthers, Esq., United Associate Synod °‘
, Scotland
443 Richard Sorton Darby, Esq., Colebrook Dale
444 James Oliver, Esq., ditto
445 John Burtt, Esq., Sutton in Ashfield
446 Rev. G. B. Kid, Macclesfield Congregational
Churches
447 Rev. Edmund Hull, Whatford Congsssgational Church
448, Isaac Stickney, Esq., Scarborough
449 William Brooks, Esq., Islington
450 Lieut. Charles Lapidge, R.N., Late Commander of
H. M. Ship Stag
451 Lieut. Charles Fitzgerald, R.N., ditto of the Batzsirti
452 MM. Isambert, Member of the Chamber of Deputise,
Judge of the Court of Cessation, Chevalier of the
Legion of Honour, Secretary of the French Society
for the Abolition of Slavery, Paris
453 MM. Alcide L..u7e, Member of the French Society.
Paris
454 Senor de Sismonde, Switzerland
455 Rev. W. F. Poile, Baptist Church, Keppel-street
456 John Jowitt, jun., Esq., Leeds
457 John Whitwell, Esq., Kendal
458 J. J. Wilson, Esq., ditto
459 Edward Crewdson, Esq., ditto
460 Abraham Beaumont, Esq.
461 Rev. James Carlile, Bradford, Wilts
462 Rev. Charles Ingle, A.M., Osbaldwick
463 Col. Campbell. late Lieut.-Gover. of Sierra Lotto
464 Arthur T. Holroyd, Esq., late from Africa
465 Edward N. Buxton, Eaq., Weymouth
466 Rev. J. M. Trewell, Esq., ditto
467 Captain Cook, ditto
463 R. J. Mackintosh, Esq., Washington, U.S.A.
469 Captain Washington, R. N.
470 Robert M'Cuidy, Esq., Temperance Anti-00'0i
Society
471 William Oxley, Esq., M. D., ditto, ditto
472 Isaac Lloyd, Esq., Dorchester
473 Josiaph Messer, Esq., Tottenham
474 Thomas Thompson, Esq., Taunton
475 Peter John Bassett, Esq., Corresponding Member of
the British and Foreign Anti. Slavery Society
476 Joseph Phelps Robinson, Esq., Dublin
477 Joseph S. Brown, Esq , Isleworth
478 Robert Stock, Esq., Baptist Church, Keppel-street,
479 David Allan, Etq , United Associate Synod 01

Scotland
480 John Crosfield, Esq., Liverpool
481 Rev. John Campbell, Tabernacle and Tottonbant

Court Chapels
482 Rev. J. M. Trow, A.M., Truro
483 Rev. M. Davis, Haverfordwest
484 MM. de St. Authoine, Paris
485 MM. Cordier, Member of the Chamber of Deputiodi
ditto
486 Rev. James Atkins, Northampton
487 Sir Chas. St3le, M.P.
488 William Ewart, Esq , M. P.
489 J. Brotherton, Esq , M. P., Manchester and Salford
490 Rev. James Edwards, Brighton
491 Charles Fox, Esq., Truro
492 Rev. J. Burton, Falmouth, Jamaica
493 Thomas Wilson, Kendal
494 John Morison, D. D., Durham County Association Of
Congregational Ministers and Churches.

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