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London, England, 1809-12-30 00:00:00

CASE OF MRS. WILTON.

T is trusted,.that it will be sufficient to state her
affecting situation, to excite a lively interest spa ensure a h-
id contribution towards her support. .
the Acv. WILLIAM WILTON, Rector of South Stoke, near
badel, an active and exemplary Clergyman, was seized on
4:iday morning, November '27th, with an inflammation in his
xels, which terminated in his death, on Tuesday evening the
all. The Widow is left with seven Children, (five of whom
girls) the eldest t .1 years, the youngest I 1 months old, being at
same time, in expectation of an eighth child inFehruary next.
The asset, barely suffice to cover the debts, and no pecuniary
lision has been made for herself or the children.
Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. Bushby and Co. and
. Oliver and Co. Arundel; Messrs. Diggens and Co. Chi-
bter ; Messrs. Stoveltl and Co. Petworth ; Messrs. Margison
' Co. Worthing; Messrs. Mitchell and Co. Brighton ; Messrs.
nitfield and Co. Lewes ; and Messrs. Lanham and Co. Hor-
; in London, at Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, and Bevan,
nard-street ; Messrs. Gosling and Sharp, Fleet-street; Down,
mum and Co. Bartholomew-line; and at Mr. Hatchard's;
), Piceadily.
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rilde following Gentlemen have untlertakun to apply whatever
ybe collected, to the best advantage of Mrs. Wilton and the
ren

liertry Howard, Esq. M. P. Arundel Park.
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John Spelling, E,q. MatHaim Lodge.
Thomas BuNliby, Esq Arundel. .
The Rev. Robert Hardy, Rector of Walberron.

C. Lane, Esq. Arundel, -
The Rev. John Sargent, Recror of Graffharn.

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