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who have

• EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
THE following Statement of the Case of Twenty-
!four Indigent Families, desirous of proceeding to Canada
to procure subsistence, in consequence of the failure of support
ilk Glasgow, &c. is respectfully submitted to the charitable men-
t don of the Benevolent:

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or VI Z CASZ, IT J. O. HOMILL, sq. ADVOCAIII,

The Petitioners are desirous, on behalf of from twenty four
to thirty families, of raising sueleient funds tamable them to avail
themselves of the Government Grant, which is to allot One
Hundred Acres of Land in Upper Canada to each Family, and
Ten Pqunds to each Individual, provided they are themselves at
the expense of going out. They have, therefore, by the sugges-
tion of several Gentlemen who have taken a warm int.sest in
their welfare, adopted the present mode of soliciting the assist-
ance of those who are willing to promote their exertions.
The Petitioners and the Families whom they represent, are
known to me w be persons of the greatest decency, and propriety
of condom and are quite unconnected with any of the die*,
derly classes in the West Country, it being one of the rules of
their Association, that no person shall be admitted into it whose
character will not bear the strictest scrutln *. IR fact, the
names which they have on their list of Su and to whom
&event well known, aSord ample proof of their respectability ;
and the promotion of their honest endeavours will be dolug an
essential service to many worthy and industrious Families, one
of which is to go from this City. J. G. HOPK IRK.

Edinburgh, October 17, 1820.
• Aar. VI. " No person will be admitted a Member of this
Society who has either said or done any thing contrary us, or
subversive of, the Laws of these Realms."

iTRACT OP ♦ LITTIR rams' TOR RCP. HURT am' TO ROBLZT
lIITZPSIENt ESQ. LONDON.

Newington, near Edinburgh, October 18,1840.
Mr DIAS Sta.—Aware of your many engagements, and of
the many calls on your liberality, it is with difficult? I prevail
on myself to present to you any object of charity. I take the;
liberty, however, to introduce to you Two Inhabitants of Glas-
gow, who act as Agents for Twenty-four Families;consisting
of nearly One Hundred and Fifty Souls, who have formed the
resolution of Emigrating to Upper Canada. Government al-
lows Ten Pounds to each Individual, after their arrival in that
country, and One Hundred Acres of Land ; but to enable
them to provide what is requisite for them, and to transport
themselves thither, will require Four Hundred Pounds.—of
which they have as yet got only about One Hundred and Sixty.
They are well recommended, as you will see from the papers
they carry. They seem to have few or no introductions to
London, and yet, being Scots,. may have some claims on their
countrymen there..—l remain, your's, most affectionately,
HENRY GREY.

TZSISMONIAL We TUZ RIM DL 3. MINS, GLASPOW.
That the Bearers, William Wood and William Davie, two
Deputies for the Emigrant Society of Parkhead, in the arony
Parish of Glasgow, have been recommended tq me as men of
good characters themselves, and the persons whom they rtpre-
sent are also stated to be of good character • and that these De-
puties may be entrusted with receiving Subscriptions to assist
the Families proposing to emigrate to Canada, is attested at
Glasgow, October 26, 1620, by
JOHN BURNS, Minister.

TOWNIONIAL 111 T TIM 151. W. 1110WILIDO1.
The Parthead Society for Emigration to Canada, consists of
Twenty-four Heads of Families; whomiwith their Wives and
Children, amount to One Hundred and Forty-seven Individuals.
They are men of Industrious end sober habits; but, on account
of the low rate of wages for the last few years, they will not
be able to avail themselves of the Guverument Grant of Lands
in Canada, without the assistance of the Public.
Mat money necessary for this purpose will amount' to about
Four Hundred Pounds • and for the greatest part of this Sum
they are under the necessity of soliciting the aid of the Bene-
volent. WILLIAM ROUTLEDGE,
Minister of the Episcopal Chapel, Glasgow.

October e 7, 1820.
Extract of a Letter from the Rev. Dr. Wardlaw, to the Rev

G. Burdcr.

Mr DMZ Stu, Glasgow, October 27,1620.
You are sufficiently aware of the Depressed State of Things
in the Manufacturing Districts of this Country for some time
past. The sufferings of the labouring part of the community
have been estendve, various, and severe. In these circum-
stances, a considerable number of Individuals and Families have
had recourse to Emigration • and as it does not appear likely
that matters are, for some time at least, if ever indeed, to rise
to anything like their former level, so as to afford adequate en-
couragement and support to the same number of hands, the ne-
cessity for this step will probably not terminate for a while to
come.—To facilitate its accomplishment, various means have
been adopted for raising Funds. It is now, I understand, pro-
posed by one of the Emigration Societies, which has had a De-
putation for this purpose in Edinburgh, to send the same per.
sons to London also; and I have been requested to introduce
them to you, that if you know of any quarters in which their
application is likely to meet with a favourable reception, you
may have the goodness to give them the necessary directions,
and as far as consistent with a sense of duty, your countenance
apd aid.—Yours, very cordially, RALPH WARDLAW.
London, November 90,1890.
We, whose names are undersigned, being perfectly satisfied, on
the testimony of the Rev. Dr. Burns and Dr. Wardlaw, of
Glasgow • of the Rev. Henry Grey ; of George ilopkirk, and
John Farquhari Gordon, Esqrs. Advocates; of Edinburgh, of
Edinburgh, of the truth of this case, and of its importance, cor-
dially unite in recommending the same to the sympathy and the
succour of the friends of suffering industry and moral worth.
*W. MANUEL, DAD. Pio. 7, Duncan-
.
place, MAN_
• Minister of the
Scots Church,
ALEX. WAUGH, D.D. N 0.2, Salk.
bury-place, Mary-la-bonne Minister}
of the Sars Church, Welateeet,
ferd-street.
G. BUR DER, N 0.9, mg's-road,Gray's
Inn-lane, Miniater of Fetter‘lane
Chapel.
ALEX. FLETCHER, Homerton, MI.
mister of the Scots Church, Moodield&
ROBT. WINTER, MD. Sidmonek-
stniet. Minister of New Court Chapel,
Carey-street.
It. STEVEN, Shacklewell.
R. COWIE, St. Michaers-alley.
CEO. COWIE, Great St. Helen's.
ALEX. HI RNIE. Great St. Neils's.
g Benefactions will be thankfully received by any -of the
Gentlemen who recommend the Case; and Messrs. Wood end
Davie will, with satisfying vouchers of their identity, endeavour
lo call on those who may desire further information.
Messrs. Wood and Davk reside at Mrs. Treasurer's, No. 22,
Golden-square.

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