The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-03 00:00:00

APPEAL in BEHALF of DE STITUTE
SHIPWRECK' I) • Fr''i • Elt:'IEN,
a'.o of the \‘'4:o,,, and (irnliit,ts iif ,u ;, erisii by -,,0r,, s.
At a scii=on %Olen wri 'ha."
other period throughout r,e vicar, ;t b. Unit, Lt r du! ,if th.•
Committee of a Society founded for the expre,s purl ow ,d-
-ministering to the sorrows inevitably produced by such dis-
asters, to press, with 10,,re than usual earnestness, the claims
of their institution to universal liberal sm,port.
At the commencement of the year 1542, the Board of Man-
agement of the Shipwrecked Fishermen and 'Mariners' Bene-
volent Society come before the British public with no mere
declaration of intentions, which may or may not prove of utility
in their fulfilment ; but they can point to what their institu-
tion has already done, and can direct attention to the fact that
1,217 widows and orphans have been aided and protected, when
their natural helpers and comforters have been taken from them
by a sudden and often
.premature death, and that 2,510 sea-
men are now earning their bread by hottest and praiseworthy
industry—for whom, but for the existence of this Society, the
Miseries of want and the degradation of pauperism would have
been their only and their bitter portion.
From those who desire in the year jtist commencing that the
character of British seamen should remain as independent as it
harever been the nation's boast to declare it ; and who would
wish the British seaman to continue proud of his country,
which, whilst it profits by his labours in the hour of prosperity,
does not forget him in the time of his greatest sorrew—this in-
stitution claims cordial and generous co-operation.
From those who sympathise with her who mourns the loss of
the husband of her bosom— who would act the parent's part
towards those whom the storm of a single night has left desti-
tute and desolate, liberal assistance is solicited, to cause in the
approaching year, through the instrumentality of this Society,
the heart of many a widow and an orphan to rejoice, for whom
otherwise the new year (which they are anticipating as a happy
one), is destined to be one of unmitigated sorrow.
The Committee have now respectfully to remind those kind
friends who are already enrolled as annual supporters, that the
Ist of January is the day fixed, by the Rules and Regulations,
for renewing their periodical payments; and the Boatel are in-
duced to hope that when the extensive benefits the Institution
has conferred, and the smallness of the contribution (which is
only half-a-crown), are thus made publicly known, the list of
patrons will on the present occasion be very greatly increased.
Fishermen and Seamen are earnestly advised promptly to re
peat their subscriptions • as, in the event of loss of life or pro-
Petty, those only who shall have paid for the year 1842 will be
entitled to the Additional Relief grawed to such persons as are
Members of the Society.
Whilst so low a sum as 2s. 6d. has been thus selected (to
enable the humbler classes to lend their assistance to this na
tional cause, and more especially those for whose benefit the
charity was instituted), the -Board cannot but trust that those
Who have the power to aid in a much more ample manner so
benevolent and usefu a undertaking, will not he defscietitin
the inclination to do so.
Donations, &e., will be thankful), received by Messrs. Wil•
hams, Deacon, and Co., the bankers of the institution • by
Messra. Barnett, Hoare, and Co.; Messrs. Cockburn and Co.;
Messrs. Cocks and Co. ; Messrs. Coutts and Co. ; Messrs.
Glyn and Co. ; Messrs. Hankevs and Co. ; Messrs. Herries
and Co.; Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co. ; Messrs. Lubbock and
Co.; Messrs. Masterman and Co. ; Messrs. Snow and Co., and
many other bankers and gentlemen in London; by the 463
Auxiliaries and Agents throughout the United Kingdom; and
at the Office of the Central Society.
Office, 26, Bucklersburv, By Order of the Board,
January 1, 1842. EDWARD WEST, Secretary.
N.B. The following cases have been relieved during the last
month:—
By Central Society—Widow and nine children of a fisherman
of St. Comb's, N.B.
St .
By Central Society—Three of the crew of a fishing boat of
Comb' N.B.
By Central Society—Widow of a mariner and member at
Brixharn.
BY Rosscarberry Agent—T wo of the crew of the Patriot of
Bordeaux.
131 Rosscarberry Agent—Four American seamen, ship-
wrecked and destitute:
By Cundonagh Agent—One of the crew of the James
Cook of Limerick.
By Bridport Agent, and Weymouth and Southampton
Auxiliaries—Three of the crew of the Susan of Kirkaldy.
By Leith Auxiliary—Two of the crew of the Lady Elphin-
stone of Glasgow.
By Central Society and Weymouth Auxiliary—One of the
crew of the Vibelia of Sunderland.
By Sidmouth Agent—Three of the crew of the Sophia of
Guernsey.
By Yarmouth Auxiliary—Five of the crew of the Eliza of
Ipswich.
By Grimsby Agent—Eight of the crew of the Dido of Hull.
By Grimsby Agent—Three of the crew of the Crescent of
Sunderland.
By Grimsby AgeW.—One of the crew of the Time of
Gainsborough.
By Cromer Auxiliary and Central Society—Four of the
crew of the fishing smack Friends of Greenwich.
By Central Society—Two widows and eighteen children of
two fishermen of Stromer, N.B.
By Yarmouth Auxiliary and Central Society—Nine of the
crew of the Defiance smack of Greenwich.
By Central Society—One of the crew of Everthorpe.
By Yarmouth Auxiliary and Central Society—Four of the
crew of the Euclid of Sunderland.
By Yarmouth Auxiliary and Central Society—One of the
crew of the Morning- Star.
By Mistley Auxiliary—One of the crew of the Felicity of
lllistley
By Yarmouth Auxiliary—Nine of the crew of the Liddell o f
South Shields.

By Plymouth Auxiliary—Four of the crew of the Industry,
of Barmouth.

By Central Society—Fisherman of Wick, on damage of boat.
By Hill-head- Agent—Four-of the crew of the Russian sloop
Josephina.
By Wicklow Auxiliary—Two of the crew of the Sally of
Ballymanney.
By Central Society—Three of the crew of the Jtro of Clay.
By Central Society—Six of the crew of the Pera of London
By Central Society—Six of the crew of the Hihble of Whitby.
By Yai mouth Auxiliary—One of the crew of the Vir of
Pe w east le.
By Central Society—Three widows and nine children of
three fishermen of Hempstead.
By Central Society—Widow, three children, and aged pa-
rent of two fishermen of Whitby.
Peteßyr each Auxiliary—Three of the crew of the Express of
d.
By Leith Auxiliary—Four of the crew of the Tynewald of
Liverpool.
By Central Society
of Sunderland. Y—Eight of the crew of the St. Oswald
By Tobermory Agent—
Li verpool. Seven of the crew of the Fleury of
By Central Society—Widow, four children, and two aged
parents of two fishermen of Filet'.
By Central Society—Widowor.f fisherman of Winterton.
,3), Central Society—Aged mother of fisherman of Rush.
of boat.
By Central Society—Fisherman of Rosacarberry, on damage

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