To The Editor Of The Time...
Sir-The interest which has been excited in behalf of the Spa- aish Refugees and their cause, so ably advocated in your journal, has induced rmei in order more fully to urge the necessity of contri- butions by the Enirlish people, to notice a subscriptioB which is novw zommenced at the Old Parr's Head in Dactors' Cmmons, by afew tricnds and neighbours, who usually meet at this house in the ever- ilg. The plan adopted, is one whicl, for its simplicity and noveltv, can hardly fail to recommend itself. and consists in a smaU box fixed over the fire-place in the room with the following inscription: -" Donations on behalf of the Foreign Refugees." Any sum, however small, is thankf'ully received, and to.day five pounds will be transm itted to the Lord Mlayor, at the Mal sion house, for the use of the suffering Refugees. By inserting this letter in yb e paper, it may have the effect of produting, by similar methods handsome sum for the alleviation of the distressed and much in- iured Snaniards. I am. Sir. vour obedient humble servarL Doctors' Commons, Dec.2. - K. TO TIfE h'DITOR OF T/JE TIMEg.