Star.
London, England, 1831-06-29 00:00:00

PER CONTRA.

1831.
11til 2. By Paid incidental charges -
4. Ditto, 2 Cargoes potatoes, shipped at
Liverpool - -
!3. Ditto Freight of ditto - -
Ditto 2 Cargoes potatoes, shipped at
Glasgow - - -
'Ditto advertisements -
Ditto 500 tons potatoes, shipped at
Jersey - - 1,573 0
20. Ditto, 700 ditto, ditto - - 2,100 0
27. Ditto 300 ditto, ditto - - 900 0
May 4. Ditto Advertisements - 43 16
Ditto Printing and Stationery . 37 19
Ditto Postage' and other charges 27 7
14. Ditto for oatmeal • - 1,750 0
18. Ditto, ditto - 650 0
19. Ditto Advertisements - - 84 4
21. Grant for oatmeal - • 500 0
June 4. Grant to the Central Committee

439 9
80 0

376 2
101 7

of Mayo, for the purchase of
Meal, to be paid in Bills, drawn
on the London Committee in fa-
vour of the sellers -300 j ;0
Do to the Ccn. Corn. of Galway fur do 200 0
8. Do to the Ccn. Corn. of Mayo, for do 300 0
Do to the Cen. Corn. of Galway, for do 300 0
16). Do to the Cen. Com. of Mayo, for Is 600 0
Da to the • en. Com. of Galway, for do 400 0
Vs. Do to the Cert. Com. of Mayo, for do 1300 0
Do to a Sub Committee for the pur-
chase of Meal, to bc sent to Ire.
land for distribution, by the Mayo
Cen. Com. -

- 1 300 0

Do to the Cen. Com. of Galway for do 1000 0
Do. to a Sub-Committee for the purchase
of Meal to be sent to Ireland for dis-
tribution by the Galway Cin. Coma
9. Ditto, do. to be allotted in the same pro-
portions as on June 15 - - 5000 0 0
Paul advertisements - - 113 14 6
Ditto Postages and Sundry Expenses 20 4 11
Ditto Printing . • - 17 6 0
:3. Grant to a Sub-Committee for the pur-
chase of Meal to be sent to 3layo
Ditto ditto to be sent to Galway
:4 Paid rent

10011 0

2400 0 0
1600 0 0
13 0 0

£21.91 11 7
(r In our last publication, the words " Irish District
Committee," were inadvertently printed, instead of the
• Irish Distress Committee."

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