To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir,-For many years I have derived great cnjoyment in sitting by mv fire-side, reviewing the great world thirough youtr excellent paper: throuigh it I noticed the application made to the, Lord Alayor by (iptain Vcnegas, fnr himself and distressed conntrymen. I see the effect produced in feeing minds by a letter addressed to vou, signed by Mr. C. Rock, and hope thle attentioni of the hutiane *s now drawn to thc subject, auid that we shall not sieffer these peo- ple to die in holes and corniers for want of bre4d'. The plan sug- eested in yesterday's paper, of penny weekly subscriptions, is excel- lent, and by these mneans r hope these Spanishi and Italian refu- gees will find bread. I shall subscribe my mite, and I here en- close a sovercign, begging you to lland it over in any way for the above chrarity. Voiir v.rr hl,,,hl- ',ev nt A BIRMIINGIIAMY MAN. Nov. 19. W *Ve will inquire whetlier any such society as ouir corrcspon- dent alludes to exists; and if so, will pay his sovereign according to his directions. TO THE EDITOR OF THIE TIMfES.