The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-03 00:00:00

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AT a PUBLIC MEETING held at the City of
London Tavern on Tuesday, May 2, 1826,
The Right Hon. the LirRD MAYOR in the Chair ;
Resolved unanimously—Thitt the extreme distress which at
present unhappily prevails in the Manufacturing Districts is
justly entitled to public *sympathy and compassion.
That, with the view of affording relief to the sufferers, a Sub.
scription he now opened,
That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be named as a
Committee, with power to add to their numbers :
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor His Grace the Archbishop of
Matthew Wood, 111. P. I Canterbury
John Smith, M.P.,• His Grace theArchbp.of York
Robt. Williams, M.P. The Lord Bishop of London
William Williams, 111. P. I The Lord Bishop of Chester
WM. Timm pson, M.P. Sir Charles Flower, Bart.
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A. W. Robarts, liobt. Niraitliman, Esq. Ald.
J. E. Denison, 111.1". John Garratt, Esq. Alderman
Thomas Baring, Esq. M.P. Anthony Brown, Esq. Ald.
Sir T. D. Acland,, Bart. M.P. M. P. Lucas, Esq. Ald.
Sir J. Wrottesley, Bart. M.P. T. A. Curtis
G. It. Dawson, Esq. M.P. A. U. Hankey
S. Marjoribanks, Esq. N. P. Richardson Borratiaile'
Henry Bonham, Esq. M.P. B. H. Marten
Jos. Butterworth, Esq. 31. P. R. P. Harris
Sir Chas. Forbes, Bart. 31. P. David ,Powell -
Sir Robt. H. Inglis,Bart.3l.l'. 13enjaniin..HaWse
Thos. Wilson, Esq. M.P. Robert Pryor
`Gal). Bridges, Esq. aid. M.P. John Wilson
Sir W. Curtis, Bart. ald. ALP. Hugh Way
Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart. Henry Watson
John 11 otlgson Thomas Gaitskell
Lancelot llaslop Charles Francis
ThOmas Sturge IVilliani Nilson
Henry Blai.shartl William 'Foster Reynolds
J. S. Littleton • Samuel Gurney
Thomas Greene William Strange
It lehard Ellis James Gale
John Situ . Frederick Illacksley,
That Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, be Bankers to the
'Subscription ; and that all -Bankers iu town and country he re-
quested to receive Subscription,.
2d. Resolved—That this Meeting cannot separate without
expressing the deepest sorrow at the riotous proceedings which
have taken place, and they deem it an act of duty to their mis.
guided fellow-sul,jects to remind them that private property must
be protected and the laws respected, and that outrages so much
to be deplored must necessarily issue in the punishment and
ruin of the perpetrators, and •in the increased distress of the
peaceable and well disposed.
WILLIAM VENABLRS, Mayor, Chairman.
The Lord Mayot having quitted the Chair, it was resolved
unanimously, that the Thanks of this Meeting be presented to
the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, for the readiness with which
he has convened the Meeting, and for his able conduct in the
Chair.
His Most Gracious Ma-
jesty - £2OOO 0
Marquis of Staffbrd 1000 0
Duke of Newcastle 600 0
Sir RoberePeel . 500 0
Right Hon. Robt. Peel 800 0
Lord Chancellor . 200 0
Earl of Liverpool 200. 0
N. M. Hotclischild 500 0
Earl of Harrow by 200 0
Earl of 11 arcl wicke 150 0
%Vitt. Deacon and Co. 105 0
Jones, Loyd, and Co. 105 • 0
Smith Payne, & Sinitbslos
'Ste J. W. Lubbock and
Co. ' . • - 105 0
Hankeys and Co. 105 0
tioslingi and Sharpe 105 (1
Fairlie, Bonham & Co. 105 0
Martin and Co. . 105 0
Cocks and Biddulph 105 0
George Byng, 51. P. 105* 0
Sir Charles Forbes, Bt.
M.P. . . 105 0
Baring, &Others& Co. 1(45 0
Combe, Detallehl &Co. 195 0
Boianquet and Co. 105 0
Fletcher, Alexander,
and Co, . - 105 0
Curtis, Itobarta, & Co. 105 0
Alasternuin and Co. 105 0
ltiglit lion. George
"unit - 100. 0
Uarl of C • rendon 100 1/
Archbishop of Canter.
urY. - 10
Arc b
ht shop of York • D 00K
Bishop of London' 100 0
Right Hon. 'k'retlerick
Robin:ion •-
Lord Bexley -
Right Hon. William
liuskisson • - 100 0
Marquis of Lanadown 100 0
Marquis of Salisbury , 100 11
Sir T. D. Ackland,
Bart. Al. P. . 100 0
Earl of Delliwar . 100 it
Earl Pauli • . .• 100 0
'Right Hon. Sir Charles
bong, .M.P. • . 100 0
W. Testes Peel - 100 0
ltickards, 31ack tosh,
and Co. . 100 0
W. J. Denison, M.P. 100. o
S. 31arjoribanks, 31. P. 100 0
F.
.La M.P. 100 0
Finlay,ll oilsort, and Co.loo
Vis.Rocafuerte,Cherge
d'Affaires, Mexico 100 0
Sir 'l'. Baring,Bt.M.P. 100 0
Lord Rolle . 100 0
Samuel N. Ward - 100 0
Hanbury, Taylor, and
Lloyds 100 0
E. J. Littleton, M.P. 100..0
The Times Journal 100„
J. Angersteiu 100 0
J. C. Berries 52 10
S. It. Lushington, 31. P. 52 10*
Sir W. Knighton,lll.D. 32 10
Moore, Stranger, & Co. 52 10
Hawkes, Stanley & Co: 52 10
Richardson, Borradaile,
and Sona 52 10
Sir F. Onimaney, M.P. 52 10
Fishers, ztroutl, and Ro-
binson. . 52 10
Bishop of Chester 50 0
Stationers' Company 50 0
Alit. Sir C. Flower, Bt. 50 0
Earl of Darnley 50 0
G. R. Dawson, M.P. 50 0
Sir It. H. Inglis, Bart. 50 0
Luke -Howard 50 0
• T.,and W, Brunton 54) 0
R. Harris and Son 50
It. and R. Oliverson 50 0
J. A. Droop -51 l 0
Thomas Bush -50 0
Thoinits Wilkinson 50 0
John Shovel!, jun. 50 0
Catleys and Esdaile 50 0
William Cotton " 50 0
Robert Barclay, of Bury.
bill • 50 0
Henry-Kemble - 60 0
Edward Bumble - bU 0
W. H. Trant,lll.P. 50 0
Edward Ellice, ALP 50 0
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T. and B. Hawes 50 0
John Forbes - 50
Timperon and Dobinson 50 0
Joshua Wation '5O Os
J. and J. Broadwood and
Sons 5(1
Worithipful Company of
Saddlers . 50
11. H. 31arten and Son 10, (1
Henry Peape . 10 o
Sir Peter Laurie '. 10
Observer Newspaper . 10 10
British Traveller 10 10
Sunday Monitor . 5
Subseriptionsriceived by all 0
try, and at the City of London
where 'the committee meet loll;

- 100 0
100'

Conrter . . £2l 0
Rt. Hon. the Lord Mayor 21 0
Mr. Alderman Lucas 21 0
Mr. Alderman Wood 21 0
illr. Alderman Garratt 21 0
Thomas 'Wilson, 51.1). 2( 0
Mr. Alderni. Thompson 21 0
The WorshipfUl Bar.
hers' Company . 10 0
How. J. D. Bligh 5 0
Col. F. li. Gower - 2.1 0
3- E. Denison, M.P. 24 0
.1. Simmons '.. -'lO 10
Robert and John Gore 20 0
G reen wood and Co. ~ 10 10
Pellatt and Green . 10 10
Cluirchard & 'readier 5 5
Public Ledger - 10 10
Rev. G. Stonestreet 5 .5
General Sir John Doyle,
G.C.B. and Bart. 5 0
Horatio lieggatt - 10 10
ltobert Manning .. 10 : 0
Joseph Kaye • - 21 0
Charles Davis. Walther • 2 6,
David Walther .. 1' '0
Captain Geo. Robinson 10 0
Samuel West . .5 0
Richard Light . 5 0
Abraham Peell . 10 10
Whit and Ripley' - .25 0
J. It. 'Hoffmann - 5 5 '
Dan Connor . . .. • 010
Thraekragh, Lockwood,
and Co. - - 21 0
. New Times .. . lit 10
W..Pred. Blakesley . I; 6„
•T. Bevingyin - 5 `
5
'
Septimus Wray . ' 5
Dorothy 'Ptirtier • - ' 5°
Iti4liop of Chichester 25 ''' al
1
Hailing, PlercoAStone 30 0
Their Assistants . ~- 19 0
Country '.friends pro- '
sent _ . II 4
George Harrison - '5 6
CaPel. Cuerton, and
Ctmtly . ' . 25 0
John :s;iyQt• . . 20 0
Thomas Kettleivell - 20 0
Major J. It: t7irnac 20 0
George Cottoning, 51.1'.20 0
Juan Monis . 10 0
John Blades . 26 0
Robert Currie and Co. 10 10
Lewis Lewis, Ken. -3, 0
Pred. Hodson, 51. P. 100 0
'Thomas., Prune - 21 0
David Barclay - 25 0
William Ward - 21 0
Hall, M'Otirel; and Co. 25 0
J. C. ltamsden -' 20 0
T.' B. Rayner - 10 0
John Wilson - 10 0
Thomas Wilson 5 0
Itev. K. C. Dillon 2 2
Osman Ricardo 20 0
'1 homas V.enning 5 5
Toswllls and Co. 5 5
\V E. Fellowes 10 0
P. and J. Arnold 5 , 5
Henry Hyde 5 - 5
Anonymons 0 1
John James King 'lO 0
William Little • - 5 ' 5
William Haigh and Co. 20 ' 0

R. Davidson 10
M.L. S
Samuel Weater 10 10
John Jacob 5 5
E: C. Bradford 5 5
G. Birckbec.k, 31. D. 10 10
J. 0. and J. Pilcher 5 0
John Walhouse 10 0,
'O. and C. Smith 10 10
William (heaves 5 5
Stephenson and Gods%ll 5 0
14'..W. Rutledge, sen. I 1
F. W. Rutledge, jun. 1 1
M. Stuart and Co. 2 ..
J. W. Morrison and CO. 1 1
Chapman, Marshall, and
Co. 5 , 5
Joseph and W. Frier 20 0
Albert. Jones - . 5 5
George Harker • 5
Colonel Alston - 5 0
Al. Jones - 1
James Riley - 5 ti
Mr's. alley - - 2 2
James Rilcy, jun. 1 1

Viicalloy 7' - 1 i
Alfred Rack
Sir C. Ibbetsoni Dart. 10 10
S. IV. 7 7 1 1
W. tivinks - 010
Samuel StrOng and' Co.' ' 0
Young People of their •
Establ slough t 11. Is. Mt
Robert i‘litfora . 20 0
Sittuitel Robinson 10 10
Olarite•and• Faulkner 5 0
Geo. and Janivii,Plier 21 0

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