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fairly early, since the Company wrote to the foreign office
on 11th Iiovenber inforaing them that funds bad been
provided to naintrin the Uganda occupation till, the and of
1892,
i1
The trustees. of . the G. H. ß* fund finally
transferred £169000 to the Company on 29th February 1892,
followed by two emaller amounts of £37 in May 1892 and
£198 in November 1893.
(2)
Contributions came in fairly
cubntantial nmounte from C. H. S. cup °ortern, - the Gontooce
do Nonillon (who had contributed to the private Gordon
relief expedition) gave a large nun, while other names an
the list for amounts of between £10 and £100 were T. F. Buxton,
U. fl. Stanley,, Be Noyrmer of the )ianchonter Geographical
Society and Mountjoy Jepheon,
(3)
It seers to have been
collected by personal contact and private circularicing and
as a result of the appeal at the 0leantra' meeting of 30th
October. Even in, the cane of Bishop Tuocor'a ete or Lunde
over one third of the total cum was provided by one Uawcuatle
clergyman.
(4)
(1) Parliunentary aper., Vol LX11
iC
Co, to F. O. 11th N+ovombor 1891.
The ror Inder of the X0,000 was found by
684,7$ Uganda 1893.4,
(2) G/Y A7/, It coo lottern from the Company to futobinnon,, 19th
4anuary 1891,4th February 1892.
(3) tbid, list of contributoro,
i aunt joy Jophoon was a comber of the Emin Pasha expodition,,
-proviouni r in the army, and a friend of the Comteouo do
t1oaillev*
(4) xbidt `ox to Hutchinson, 12th January 1892.