TO CLOSE OF YEAR 1874.

(The Subscribers each know his or her number in this List.)

£ s. d.

1. Annual, £4 0 0 (1871, ’72, ’73, ’74) 16 0 0

2. Annual, £20 0 0 (1871, ’72, ’73, ’74) 80 0 0

3. Gift 5 0 0

4. Gifts (1871), £30 0 0; (1873), £20 0 0 50 0 0

5. Gift (1872) 20 0 0

6. Annual, £1 1 0 (1872, ’73, ’74) 3 3 0

7. Gift (1872) 10 0 0

8. Annual, £20 0 0 (1872, ’73, ’74) 60 0 0

9. Gift (1872) 25 0 0

10. Annual, £5 0 0 (1872, ’73) 10 0 0

11. Annual, £1 1 0 (1873, ’74) 2 2 0

12. Gift (1873) 4 0 0

13. Annual, £3 0 0 (1873, ’74) 6 0 0

14. Gift (1873) 13 10 0

15. Gift (1873) 5 0 0

16. Gift (1874) 25 0 0

17. ,, ,, 1 0 0

18. ,, ,, 10 0 0

19. ,, ,, 5 0 0

20. ,, ,, 2 0 0

21. ,, ,, 10 10 0

22. ,, ,, 1 1 0

23. ,, ,, 5 0 0

24. ,, ,, 1 1 0

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£370 7 0

One or two more subscriptions have come in since this list was drawn

up; these will be acknowledged in the January number, and the subjoined

letter from Mr. Cowper-Temple gives the state of the Fund in general

terms.

Broadlands, Romsey,

December 9, 1874.

Dear Ruskin,

The St. George’s Fund, of which Sir Thomas Acland and I are

Trustees, consists at present of £7,000 [68] Consolidated Stock,

and of £923 standing to the credit of our joint account at the

Union Bank of London, Chancery Lane Branch. Contributions to this

fund are received by the Bank and placed to the credit of our joint

account.

Yours faithfully,

W. Cowper-Temple.

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