Collected by Mrs. Sutlow for the Education of Negro Children 1 3 0 _Byram Street, Rev. S. Saunders._ Mr. John Hodgkinson 0 14 10 Mrs. Allcot 1 1 10 Misses Haughtons 12 14 6 Miss Cribbin 2 16 0 Miss M. Smallshaw 9 5 0 Mrs. Hindle 3 6 6 Miss Julia Hope 0 17 0 Miss M. L. Hope 0 13 6 Miss Walthew 2 13 6 Mrs. Lewis 0 16 0 Mr. Lewis 0 7 6 A Friend 0 1 0 Miss Pritchard 12 8 0 Miss Lyon 4 10 0 Miss Edwards 3 5 0 Mr. Whitehead 0 16 0 Mr. Evans and the Miss Baynes's 4 10 6 Mr. Cowper 1 0 0 Mrs. Burkett 11 0 0 Miss Saunders and Mr. W. Saunders 10 0 0 Mr. Morrison 2 6 0 Miss Emily and Mr. W. Jones 2 17 0 Mrs. John Foster 1 0 0 Miss Harsnett 1 3 0 Mrs. Jackson 2 0 0 Miss Helena Meyer 3 6 0 Miss King 1 14 0 Miss Dugard 0 12 6 Miss F. Glover 1 2 6 Mr. Edward Cowper 9 0 0 Miss M'Cullock 1 14 6 Mr. Danson 0 17 6 Mr. Joseph King 0 7 6 ----------- 110 2 8 Mr. Underhill, jun., Edge Hill 4 4 4 ----------- 114 7 0 TO CORRESPONDENTS. A very valuable package of Elementary School Books for Jamaica has been received, and forwarded to that island. The Committee feel greatly indebted to those kind 'Friends' at Birmingham by whom they were presented. Similar acknowledgments are respectfully offered to the Rev. Thomas Gisborne, of Yoxall Lodge, Staffordshire, and the worthy gentlemen associated with him, whose seasonable liberality has placed at the disposal of the Committee, 3000 copies of 'Selections from the Old Testament,' drawn up expressly for the emancipated negroes. The whole have been forwarded to various parts of the island.