The Sun.
London, England, 1835-05-23 00:00:00

LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ELECTION. —SOUT H DEVON.
THE COMMITTEE appointed at a PUBLIC
MEETING held at the BRITISH COFFEE-HOUSE,
Cockspur-street, on the 22d APRIL last,
Col. EVANS, M.P., in the Chair,
to manage the subscription in aid of the necessary expences of Lord
John Russell's Election for South Devon, on closing their accounts
beg to express their great gratification on finding their call re-
sponded to so promptly and l►berally by all classes of the commu-
nity, and have great pleasure in stating that the gross sum sub-
scribed amounts to 3,4161. 3s. Bd., and that the balance after de-
ducting 2901. 7s. 6d. for expences has been placed at the disposal
of the Chairman of Lord John Russell's Committee at Exeter.
At the same time, the Committee have to observe that their ob-
jects in convening the Meeting of the 22d April, and commencing
the Subscription, were not merely to express approbation of the
character and conduct of Lord John Russell, and to assist in esta-
blishing the principle that Election expenses should in no case fall
on the Candidate, but more especially to assure his Majesty's Mi-
nisters that they may rely with the utmost confidence on the sup-
port of the inhabitants of the Metropolis, and of the country at
large, when sincerely engaged in a course of progressive and effi-
cient Reform. _ _ _

By Order of the Committee,
21st May, 1835. W. WEST, Honorary Secretary.
Amount advertised • £3285 16 0
Errata-si. was advertised from the Independent
Society of the ward of Cripplegate, per J. Ma.
thieson, Secretary—read Bishopsgate.
Otway Cave, Esq., second sub.
L. M
Chas. A. Tulk, Esq., 111. P 2 2 0
George Baker, Esq. Elmers Castle, Durham
Penny Subscription by Friends of Reform at Oswestry 3 3 0
Balance of subscription by some friends of Lord John
Russell's 6 6 0
I. H. Croucher, Esq
Second subscription from Cogers Hall
Geldard, Esq '
John Thurston, Esq
G. B. Kelly, Esq. ( Acton)
Subscriptions at St. Marylebone.
H. L. Buiwer, Esq., M.P
J. E. Hovenden, Esq
Daley, Esq
Sir William De Bathe, Bart.
Mr. Clare
The Rev. Dr. Fellowes
Mr. Byers
Mr. Potter 0 5 0
Mr. Rogers
Mr. Thorne
The Parochial Committee
Collected at the Meeting
H. Waymouth, Esq. 2 0 0
Mr. John Stokes
Two Radicals 0 5 0
Mr. Rogers, Lisson-street
Mr. West's Men
At Messrs. Ladbrooke and Co.
Collected from 306' Reformers at Cirencester, at Id. .

each, per Mr. T. Bishop
Collected, per Mr. J. Adams
A few Reformers at Blandford

1 5 6
0 4 11
1 7 6

Subscription from Kettering 4 1 8
Messrs. Stuckey's Banking Company, per Messrs. Ro-
barts and Co.
Jeddiart Strutt, Esq.
- Forrester, Esq., per ditto
Sundry small subscriptions, per ditto 1 3 3
At Messrs. Grote and Co. _ _ _

The Rev Geo. Armstrong (Drogheda)
Subscription from Ballynagree 0 1 11
John Williams, Esq. (Chester)
Subscriptions at Great Yarmouth ll 14 8
J. M. French, Esq. ..
Thomas Nesbit, Esq
Edward Ronalds, Esq.
Mr. J. N. Hutchin
M. S
A Belfast Reformer

Messrs. Brown, Smart, and others
Twelve Friends at the Prince Regent, Liverpool Road,

1 0 0

per J. W. B
IL Vyse, Esq., Luton

J. S - -

0 10 0

A Lady
Subscriptions from Newbury and Speerhamland
At the Morning Advertiser Office.

Left at the Office _ _

0 10 0

Penny Subscriptions at Mr. Ruston's, Anchor and
Hope, New Crane, Shadwell
Collected at Mr. Gamble's, Fountain's Abbey, Praed-

street, Paddington
A few Members of the Birth-Night Society, at the Coach
and Horses, High Holborn, per Mr. J. Cantellow 0 12 3