The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-04 00:00:00

No. 10,708.

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AN ASSORTMENT OF CANTEENS, ready fitted with the
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will be made.

THE WIDOW of the late Rev. WM. CREASY
DREW, A. 8., Rector of Sandrington with Babingley, and
Curate of North Ruucton, Norfolk, has, by the awful visitation
of Providence. which suddenly bereaved her of her husband, been
left without the means of decent support for their Family of ten
Children. She brought to her husband a fortune, which, with
the addition of his Clerical Emoluments, was for a while compe-
tent to all their wants and wishes. But a series of misfortunes
gradually impaired their resources. Mr. Drew's aged parents
fell into pecuniary difficulties, from which he relieved them by a
considerable sacrifice; and during their last years they were en-

tirely supported by his hand. His wife's portion consisted partly
of property in shipping, all of which was ultimately lost ; and part
was so circumstanced as to involve him in the payment of debts
which did not really belong to him. Other branches of the family
drew upon the facility of his disposition for supplies which he could

ill afford. He had become a party to a bond for a considerable sum,
as the marriage-portion of a sister, which, it was calculated, would
be her fair proportion Qf their father's property at his decease. The
father died insolvent ; and the bond was, after a partial remission,
discharged by the sun. By an almost unprecedented devotion of
themselves to the entire education of their children, Mr. and Mrs.
Drew had avoided great expence : still, the above-mentioned cur-
tailments, and-the exigencies of an almost yearly increasing family,
pressed hard upon them. In the year 1824, he resolved to meet the
pressure by receiving private pupils. Providence favoured his under-
taking beyond his hopes. He was appointed to hold a small living,
for a term of years, for the very first young man placed under his
care. The prospects of the family now brightened. There was
even a hope that continued exertion might restore them to the en-
joyment of an independent competency. In the discharge of his
duty on Easter Sunday last, Mr. Drew caught a severe cold—au
alarming fever ensued—he survived the immediate attack ; but
his constitution was fatally injured; and the sudden rupture of a
blood.vessel, on the 27th of November, in a moment terminated
his existence. No relative of either parent remains from whom
the family can derive the smallest consolation or relief.
The following Gentlemen—viz., . Daniel Gurney, Esq., and
Charles Goodwin, Esq., of North Runeton ; the Very Rev. Dean
Wood, of Middleton ; the Rev. W. J. Brodrick, of Castle Rising ;
the Rev. R. Ilankinson, of West Bilney Loi!ge ; the Rev. R. Ilan-
kinson, jun,, of Walpole; Frederick Lane, Esq., of King's Lynn ;
and the Rev. E. Swatman, of Little Fransham—deeply impressed
with the distressed situation of the family, propose to raise a Fund
for its Relief by Subscription, and to vest the management of it in
Trustees, to be hereafter appointed out of their number. Sub-
scriptions will be received by the above-mentioned Gentlemen ; by
the several Bankers in Lynn ; by Messrs. Gurneys, Norwich and
Swaff ham ;by Barclays, London ; and also by Hatchard and Son
booksellers, Piccadilly ; and Deightou and *Sou, Cambridge,
North Runctou, Dee. 1,182 C
SUBSCRI
D. Gurney, Esq. North
Runuton Xao 0
The Lady Harriet Gurney 50 0
Very Rev. Dean W00d...511 0
Rev. Robert Hankinson 21 0
Rev. W. J. Brodrick,

[PTIONS.

Mrs. Gales, Runeton 5 0
Samuel Hoare, Esq.
Hampstead lO 10
Mrs. Hoare 10 10
Miss Hoare 10 10
Mrs. Castanoe, Cettou 5 0
Rev. John Custance 3
Rev. Chancellor Yonge
and the Misses Yonga 20 0
Wm. Watson, Esq. Wis-

Castle Rising 2l 0
Charles Goodwin, Esq 31 10
F. Croswell, jun. Esq 21 0
Rev. Edward Swatman,
Little Fransham 3l 10
Rev. Robert Hankinson,
Jun.
Rev. William Fawssett,
Upper Berkeley-street,
London 5O 0
Rev. Gale Townley lO 0
Mrs. Fry ... 0
Miss Fry
Rev. Edw. Edwards 10 10
Mrs. Bell, Wallington lO 0
Miss Bell 5 0
Miss C. Bell 5 0
Miss H. Bell 5 0
Sir Charles Brown b 5 '
Anonymous 5 0
Rev. Humphrey Hare lO 0
Mr. and Mrs. Everard
Middleton 2O 0
Rev. William Allan, Nar-
borough
Samuel Tymen, Esq.,
ditto 2 2
Mrs. Marcon, Swaffham 5 0
Mr. John Creasy 1 0
Mr. John Godfrey
Mr. Henry Pond 1 1
Miss Pleasance Clough 2O 0
Rev. Professor Cumming 21 0
C. Balding, Esq. M.P. 21 0
H. Gurney, Esq. M.P. 20 0
Anonymous, per Rev. E.
Swatinan 10 0
Jos. J. Gurney, Esq. —2O 0
Miss. C. Gurney 0
Miss R. Gurney
Rob. Fellowes, Esq. Snet-
tisham 21 0
11. Birkbeek, Esq. Nor-
wich 25 0
Rev. Stephen Allen 10 0
Rev. Stepp. Allen, jun 10 0
Rev. Wm. Allen . . 1 0
Crean .

beell
Miss C. Everard,

. 5 0

dleton
Wm. Everard, Esq. lO 0
T. W. Coke, Esq. M.P 10 0
J B.
F. Lane, EN lO 0
Miss Bidwell, Thetford 0
The Rev. S. C. Smith,

.10 0

Denver
Rev. C. Winstanley,
Wigginton
Mr. Winetmley, London 1

Mr. N. Winstinley, do. 1

Mrs. Hulton
Mr. Prestou

-10 0
..10 0

Thomas Allen, Esq. ....10 0
Henry Abbott, Esq.

Cartleave
Robert Barclay, Esq

..b0 0

Bury Hill
Caine College, Cam-
bridge
Rey. William Spurgin,
Docking
Rev. G. Baines, Grim-

..9.0 0

stone
A Lady, by Mrs. Baines 2 0
Edmond Rolfe, Esq 10 0
Mn.s Partridge 10 0
Rev. Henry Jewit, Dun-

ham
Rev. 'l'. V. Chute, North

Peekenba
John Dugmore, Esq.

..5o 0

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SwatThum 2 2
Hugh Jackson, jun. Esq. 10 10
Rev. Chris. Grenside 10 0
Rev. Fras. Daubeney lO 0
Captain Davy, R.N 5
Rev. Martin Hogg r) 5
Mrs. Bell, Lynn lO 0
Thomas Upwood, Esq 10 0
Thos. P. Bagge, Esq 20 0
William Beggs, Esq 20 0
Richard Deering, Esq 10 0
Rd. Deering, jun. Esq. •
Rev. Edward Deering 5 0
A. J. Creeswell Baker,
Esq. Morpeth 2O 0
Mrs. Creswell Baker —lO 0
R. R. Wood,Esq. Littleton 20 0
Samuel Gurney, Esq. 2t 0
Samuel G. Smith, Esq
Golding, Berta lO 0
F. B. Manning, Esq. ... 0
William Greene

Rev. Robert

.... 2 2

Rey. Henry Say, Swaff•.

haw

10 0

C. M. Clarke, Esq. Dun-

haul

:i 0

Rev. J. Buck, Great

Fransham

..10 10

Rey. Ben. Chapman 0
Rev. C. Maran
Rev. John Ro}•le 5 0
Rev. G. B. Moron 5 5
Rev. R. C. Long, DiroT.

sten Hall - 21 0
Hors. F. G. Howard —.50 0
H Bacon Hickman,Esq. 30 0
Mrs. Alex. Cliften lO 0
Sir A. S. Hamond, Bt. 10 0
Rt. Hon. Lord Suffield 5 0
Rev. Prebendary Weds-

house
Scarlet Everard, Esq 20 0
J. P. Blencuwe, Esq 10 0
Dr. Fraser