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A sum of more than £500 was subscribed in the room, and by the time the committee met this was considerably augmented. The committee were perplexed as to the best mode of procedure, as, although several letters had been written, no reply had been received from Paris, and it was not even known in what spirit the offer would be received by our friends there. Another meeting was held a week afterwards, and the committee were on that occasion favoured with the presence of M. Fouret, a member of the firm of Messrs. Hachette and Co., who stated, that at the time of his leaving Paris, a day or two before, the food dis patched ten days previously had not then arrived: he advised that a fresh supply should be sent. But the committee, fearing there might be some misadventure that would mar the intention of the donors, thought it best to send the sum of £500 in money, to be distributed at the discretion of the Paris committee. Not till March 1st had Mr. Marston, the indefatigable secretary, information that the whole of the goods consigned on the 4th | February had reached their destination. The letter conveying the news entered into full particulars of the mode of distribution adopted, the class of recipients, and the good feeling engendered by the efforts made on their behalf. To quote the words of the writers :-* "Permettez nous d'abord, Messieurs, de vous dire combien nous avons été personnellement touchés de la cordiale sympathie dont les éditeurs

M. Noblet, printer, secretary du Cercle de la Libraire, M. Piet de la Papeterie du Marais, M. Breton, and M. Fouret, of Messrs. Hachette's, who had been nominated by the council of administration to superintend the distribution.

et libraires Anglais ont donné des marques si éclatantes aux membres de leur corporation qui ont été si éprouvés pendant le siège de Paris, vous nous donnez aussi, comme le disait dernièrement l'un de vous un généreux témoinage de la solidarité professionnelle qui, en déhors des questions politiques unit les uns aux autres les divers membres d'une même famille commerciale." They | then proceed to say that if the givers had been present at the first distribution, they would have been gratified to see the satisfaction of those who came to receive their portions, and that which contributed to increase their happiness was the nature and tout Anglaise of the articles distributed. On receipt of this gratifying intelligence, the committee again met, and it was resolved to send a further supply of food to the amount of £500, and that no time should be lost in forwarding it.

It was at the same time determined that the subscription should be kept open till the end of ¦ this month, so that those who wish to do so, may add their names to the list :