A box of articles collected by Mrs. Thomas Allen, Birmingham, containing two packets of books from Mr. Groom; some tracts, workbags, &c. from Mrs. Glover and Miss Mansfield, Spring Hill; books, rug-worsted, and patterns, from Mrs. S. Cocks, Camp Hill; a small round stand, from Ann Husband; pin-cushions, from Mrs. Rogers, Bull-street; canvass, from Mrs. Johnson, Deritend; cotton-balls, from Mrs. Warner; patchwork, from Mrs. White; a blue bag, from Miss R. Simmons; a number of small books, from a "Well-wishing Friend to Ireland;" and numerous little rewards, from Mr. Thomas Allen and family; and from Rev. J. Smith and Sons, Astwood, 1000 needles. Since the above articles were kindly forwarded to me, Mr. Allen has received a parcel from Mr. West, containing some useful books, from "Dorcas," for the Library at Ballina; a parcel of books from Mrs. Hawkins, Stroud; and a number of pin-cushions, balls of rug-worsted, and a few workbags, and boxes of little fancy articles. N. B. I regret to say, that in the last acknowledgment of articles from Birmingham, I omitted to mention some poetical cards, kindly sent by Mr. F. Deakin. The pair of six-inch globes, kindly offered by Mr. Mogridge, and the patchwork by Mrs. White, will be very acceptable; and if sent to Rev. J. West, 26, Little James's street, Dublin, will be forwarded by him to Ballina as soon as he has an opportunity of sending them. Wishing you every blessing, both of a spiritual and temporal nature, I remain, my dear Sir, Yours very respectfully, A. CAVE. CONTRIBUTIONS. By Rev. J. Dyer: £ s. d. Haworth, first Church, by Rev. Jas. Flood 3 0 0 Friend in Somersetshire 1 0 0 By the Secretary: "A Friend to Missions," by the General Post 5 0 0 "A small per centage, upon last year's profits," do. 5 0 0 By the Treasurer: E. D., by W. Cozens, Esq. 10 0 0 For the Rye School, by Mrs. Crosskey, Treasurer 5 0 0 Collected by the Rev. S. Davis, for the Society: