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 THIRTY-SECOND 
 ANNUAL REPORT 
 
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 NEWFOUNDLAND 
 
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 JUNE 30, 1873. 
 
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 OFFICERS. 
 
 TATUoy : 
 HIS EXCELLENCY THE OOVEllNOR. 
 
 PKESIDENT : 
 
 THE RKJHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF NEW- 
 FOUNDLAND. 
 
 VICK- PRESIDENTS : 
 
 THE REV. RURAL DEANS. 
 
 TREASURER : 
 
 W. H. MARE, Esq. 
 
 SECRETARY : 
 
 REV. O. M. JOHNSON. 
 
 COMMITTEE : 
 
 Rural Deanery of A colon : 
 
 J. C. Withers, Eaq. 
 
 W. V. Whiteway, Esq., Q.C. 
 
 Edwin Duder, Esq. 
 
 Rural Deanery of Conception 
 
 Bay : 
 
 Hon. F. B. T. Carter, Q.C. 
 C. Crowdyj Esq. 
 N, S. St ABB, Esq. 
 
 Rural Deanery ofForhuie 
 
 Bay : 
 
 H. LeMessurier, Esq. 
 Joseph Crowdy, Esq. 
 
 Rural Deanery of l^rlalty 
 Bay : 
 
 Hon. J. S. Clift. 
 
 Rural Deanery of BonavUta 
 Bay : 
 
 Thomas Clift, Esq. 
 A. O. Hayward, Esq. 
 
 Rural Deanei If of Notre 
 Dame Bay : 
 
 Hon. Judge Robinson. 
 G. J. Hayward, Esq. 
 Hon. A. W. Haevey. 
 
 Rural Deanery of Placentia Bay 
 (No Return.) 
 
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STANDINQ RULES 
 
 Foil THE 
 
 CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT 
 
 OF THE 
 
 NAME. 
 
 1 — The name of this Society shall be ** Thb 
 Newfoundland Ciiurcii Society." 
 
 OBJECTS. 
 
 2 — The ob ects of tins Society shall be, (1) to 
 contribute towards the maintenance of the Clergy 
 and Licensed Lay-Readers, (2) to assist in the 
 erection, enlargement or repairs of Churches, Par- 
 sonages, or School-rooms, and in the purchase of 
 land for Glebe or other Church purposes, (3) to 
 provide for sale a supply of Bibles, Prayer Books, 
 School Books, and other Religious Books and 
 Tracts, (4) to assist in creating and sustaining a 
 Special Fund for the endowment and support of the 
 Theological College in St. John's, and (6) to create 
 and maintain a separate Fund for assisting the 
 Widows and Children of deceased Clergymen of 
 this Diocese. 
 
 MEMBERS. 
 
 3 — The members of this Society shall be, (1) all 
 persons who shall have paid to their Clergyman or 
 the Treasurer the two preceding years the annual 
 sum of ten shillings for the objects of the Society ; 
 and (2) all Clergymen who shall have officiated in 
 
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Newfoundland or Labrador tho two preceding years 
 with tho Bishop's license. 
 
 4 — All members shall have power to vote at tho 
 annual and other general meetings, 
 
 OFFICEUS. 
 
 5 — The officers of this Society shall be, (1) tho 
 Lord Bishop of tho Diocese, President ; (2) tho 
 Venerable the Archdeacon and tho Rural Deans, 
 Vice-Presidents ; (3) a Treasurer ; and (4) a Se- 
 cretary ; the last two to be chosen by the members 
 of the Society at the annual general meeting ; but 
 in case of resignation of oflice, or removal of either 
 Secretary or Treasurer, during the interval between 
 two annual meetings, the Committee shall appoint 
 a person to act in cither case, until the next annu- 
 al meeting. 
 
 MANAGERS. 
 
 6 — The Committee of Management shall consist 
 of the officers of the Society, and certain lay- 
 members, elected as representatives in each of the 
 Deaneries — viz., four elected by members of the 
 Society resident in the Deanery of Avalon ; three 
 by members resident in the Deanery of Conception 
 Bay ; two by members resident in the Deanery of 
 Trinity Bay ; two by members resident in the 
 Deanery of Bonavista Bay ; three by members 
 resident in the Deanery of Notre-Dame Bay ; two 
 by members resident in the Deanery of Placentia 
 Bay ; and two by members resident in the Deane- 
 ry of Fortune Bay. 
 
 7 — The election of representatives shall be as 
 follows : — On some day in Easter Week, in the 
 
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 year ISoO, uiid in ovory bucccetliug fourth year, a 
 meeting of tlio nicmbcr.-j rosidcnt in each mission, 
 ahull be convened by the Clergyman in charge at 
 some convenient hour and i*laco, of which notice 
 sliiill be given (with the Bishop's consent) in each 
 Church in the njission on some Sunday in the pre- 
 vious month ; at which meeting the Clergyman, 
 or, in his absence, some other person then to bo 
 chosen by the mcmhorM, shall preside, and tho 
 members present shall vote seriatim lor the pre- 
 scribed number of representatives 
 
 8 — When the voting, wliich may bo continued, 
 if necessary, six hours, but not longer, is complet- 
 ed, the Presiding Ollicer in each Mission shall 
 report tho result to tho Rural Dean, and tho 
 persons who have obtained a majority of votes in 
 the Deanery, shall be elected representatives; 
 provided that every person to be a member of the 
 Committee must be a Communicant of the Church 
 of England. 
 
 — The Rural Doaii shall report the result of 
 the election in his Denncry to the Secretary in 
 St. John's, the first convenient opportunity. 
 
 10 — The now representatives shall be con- 
 vened by the Secretary at the IMichaelnias quar- 
 terly meeting ; until which time the former 
 representatives shall continue in oliicc. 
 
 11 — As often ar, it shall become necessary, 
 from the death, absence from the Colony, resig- 
 nation, disqualificalion, or refusal to serve, of 
 any of the represcnatives, to a{)point another or 
 others in their place, a special meeting of tho 
 
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 members, in the Deanery where the vacancy has 
 riTisen, shall (as soon as the Rural Dean, or, in 
 his absence, the Clergyman next senior in stand- 
 ing in the Diocese, may in his discretion appoint) 
 be convened in like manner as the Easter meet- 
 ing, when the required representative or repre- 
 sentatives shall in like manner be elected. 
 
 12 — The President or a Vice-President, and six 
 other members of the Committee shall be com- 
 petent to manage the business at every meeting 
 duly convened. 
 
 13 — All Clergymen of the Diocese holding the 
 Bishop's license, shall be ex officio honorary mem- 
 bers of the Committee, with the right of speaking, 
 but not, with the exception of the officers, of 
 voting at its meetings. 
 
 TRUSTEE. 
 
 14 — The Lord Bishop of the Diocese shall be 
 the Trustee of this Society, and shall have power 
 to let or to take houses or lands and to receive all 
 rents and interest of monies as the same shall fall 
 due, and shall pay the same to the Treasurer for 
 the time being, taking his receipt, and handing it 
 over to the Committee. 
 
 GENERAL MEETINGS. 
 
 15 — An Annual General Meeting of the mem- 
 bers and friends of the Society shall be holden in 
 St. John's on the second Thursday after Trinity 
 Sunday, or as soon after as the Bishop may ap- 
 point. The Secretary shall give notice to each 
 of the Clergymen in St. John's, who shall publish 
 it [with the Bishop's consent] in his Church on 
 on the previous Sunday. 
 
 
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 16— At the Annual General Meeting a report 
 on the state of the Society, with the Treasurer's 
 accounts, duly audited, shall be submitted by the 
 Committee, to be printed, or otherwise, as shall 
 be then and there determined by the members. 
 
 17 — A special general meeting may be conven- 
 ed at any time fl] by the Presinent ; [2] by a 
 Vice-President and six members of the Committee, 
 or [3] by any twelve members of the Society 
 whose payments are not in arrear ; provided 
 notice of such meeting be duly given as in the case 
 of annual general meetings. 
 
 18 — The Chairman shall not vote at any general 
 meeting, except in the case of an equality of 
 votes. 
 
 COLLECTIONS. 
 
 19 — It is expected that a collection for the 
 various objects of the Society will be made every 
 year by every Clergyman in the Diocese, from 
 every head of a family and every adult member of 
 the Church in his Mission, assisted if need be by 
 his Churchwardens and other respectable members 
 of his congregation. 
 
 20 — Every Clergyman shall transmit to tho 
 Secretary a list of the contributors to the objects 
 of the Society in his Mission, with the amount of 
 their several payments, and to the Treasurer one- 
 fourth at least of his whole collections, on or be- 
 fore the last day in every year, or as soon after as 
 practicable. 
 
 N. B — This Rule does not apply to the Clergy 
 of St. John's, who shall send in the whole of their 
 collections to the Treasurer. 
 
21 — All Clergymen wlio htive colleuled an fiir 
 as possible from every licul of !i funily, and from 
 every adult Member of the Churcli in tlicir jMissi- 
 ons, towards the objects of the Society, for the 
 two years immediately preccdin;^, and who have 
 remitted to the Treasurer one-fourth of the whole 
 collections, shall be entitled to assistance from the 
 funds of the Society towards any of its objects in 
 their own Mission ; provided that no Clergyman 
 shall make a collection for his own maintenance 
 separate from or independent of the general collec- 
 tions ; and that pew-rents and assessments bo not 
 considered as part of the said collection or collec- 
 
 tions. 
 
 CRANT.S. 
 
 22 — It shall be the duty of the Committee to 
 determine from time to time on the a])})ropriatioii 
 of the Funds, by making grants towards the ob- 
 jects of the Society under the recommendation and 
 sanction of the President. 
 
 23 — No Clergyman declining or neglecting to 
 collect for the Society, or to transmit a list of the 
 contributors, and their payments, and a fourth 
 part of his collection (as directed in Rule 20) shall 
 be entitled to receive any grants from the Society 
 for himself, or for any of the objects of the Society, 
 in his Mission ; provided that where a collection 
 has been duly made, and the list, with the fourth 
 part of the collections, transmitted for the two 
 previous years by his predecessor, any Clergy- 
 man newly in charge may, before sending his 
 annual collections, ask and receive for any of the 
 
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 objects of tho Society, excepting only his own 
 maintenance. 
 
 21 — It shall be competent to the Coinmiltee to 
 make grants in the usual manner to any Mir^sion 
 in connection with the Society, Avhich supports its 
 own Clergyman ; and any such Mission shall bo 
 held to be in connection with the Society whoso 
 Clergyman subscribes ten shillings, and makes a 
 collection in his Mission, annually, towards the 
 general funds of the Society. 
 
 25 — If a Clergyman leave his Mission before 
 the time for sending in his annual collection, tho 
 Committee shnll have power, on the recommend- 
 datioti of the President, to grant him a sum which 
 shall appear equitable. 
 
 DUTIES OF OFFICERS. 
 
 26 — In the absence of the President, the Arch- 
 deacon, or in his absence the senior Vice President, 
 shall take the chair at all meetings of the Com- 
 mittee or members, and shall have a casting vote. 
 
 27 — The Treasurer shall receive all monies for- 
 warded to him for the objects of the Society, and 
 shall pay or disburse the same as determined by 
 the Committee, and shall furnish to the President 
 and Committee a statement of accounts up tc the 
 day appointed for auditing the same. 
 
 28 — No money shall be paid or disbursed by 
 the Treasurer except on a written order, specify- 
 ing the amount to be paid, and its object, which 
 order must be signed by the Chairman of the 
 Committee at which the grant was made, or in his 
 
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 iibscnue, by the senior OiUoer of the Suciety iii St. 
 John's. 
 
 29 — The Coiiimittee shall meet for the de- 
 spatch ot business in St. John's, on the first 
 Thursihiy ufter every quarter day, at 2 o'clock, p.m. 
 
 3U — A special meeting of the Committee may 
 be convened at any time, either (1) by the Presi- 
 dent, or (2) by two Vice-Presidents, or (3) by any 
 five menjbers of the Committee ; provided due 
 notice of such meeting, with its objects, be given 
 the day before to all the other members of the 
 Committee in St. John's. 
 
 31 — At a special meeting to be holden seven 
 days before the annual meeting, the Committee 
 shall appoint two of their number to examine the 
 Treasurer s accounts up to that season, which 
 accounts examined, approved and signed by the 
 Auditors as correct, shall be submitted to the 
 Committee, to be by them incorporated in, or ap- 
 pended to the next yearly Report, and so present- 
 ed to the members at the next annual general 
 meeting. 
 
 32 — The Committee shall fix the salary of the 
 Secretary, and shall provide for all the contingent 
 expenses of the Committee and the Society. 
 
 DUTIES OF THE SECRETARY. 
 
 33 — The Secretary shall summon and attend all 
 meetings of the Committee and Members, and 
 shall arrange the business, and record minutes of 
 the same to be signed by the Chairman. He shall 
 prepare the annual report, and superintend the 
 printing of the same ; shall conduct the corres- 
 
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 ponilence with the Clcr«/y and others on behalf of 
 the Committee ; and shall ..e responsible for the 
 safe custody of all books, receipts and pipers be- 
 longing to the Society. 
 
 PRAYERS. 
 
 34 — All meetings of the Society, or of the 
 Committee, shall be opened and closed with the 
 prayers used at the meetings of the Society for the 
 Propagation of the Gospel, or others provided for 
 the purpose by the Bishop of the Dioccso. 
 
 ALTERATION OF RULES. 
 
 35 — These rules may be altered, repealed or 
 added to by the members assembled at any gene- 
 ral meeting ; provided the proposed alteration has 
 been stated in writing by any person intending to 
 propose it, to the Secretary, at least a month be- 
 fore, for the information of the President and Com- 
 mittee, and that assent has been given to it by 
 the President and a majority of the whole Com- 
 mittee convened for its consideration : and provid- 
 ed also, that it shall be competent to the President 
 to propose any alteration to a general meeting, 
 notwithstanding such alteration may not have re- 
 ceived the assent of the Committee. 
 
 NEW DEANERIES. 
 
 3G — New Deaneries created by the Lord Bishop 
 of the Diocese shall be allowed to elect Represent- 
 atives; provided that in every Deanery there 
 shall be at least two resident Clergymen, and ten 
 Churches and congregations. 
 
 SECURITIES. 
 
 37 — At each annual meeting there shall be ap- 
 pointed three members of this Society, who shall 
 
 
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 be rcquestcil to exiimine all securities belonging 
 to the general funds of the Society, or belonging 
 or appertaining to the Clergy Widows and Or- 
 phans' Fund, or to any other fund over which the 
 Society has or shall have control, and to report in 
 writing to the President, or, in his absence, to the 
 senior Vice-President, in St. John's, their opinion 
 upon the sufficiency or insufficiency of the same ; 
 and if necessary a special meeting of the Commit- 
 tee shall be convened to consider such report, and 
 to take such action upon it as shall be deemed re- 
 quisite. 
 
 38 — All title deeds, mortgages and other secu- 
 rities belonging to the Society, or over which it 
 has control, shall be deposited and preserved in a 
 suitable muniment box to be provided by the 
 President for the time being, at the expense of the 
 Society, and to be always kept in his charge for 
 the use of the Society. 
 
 Note. — While it is expected thnt every Clergy- 
 man in the Colony will make a yearly collection 
 for the promotion of the objects of the Church 
 Society, and impress upon every individual under 
 his Pastoral charge the obligations by which he 
 is bound to contribute thereto, year by year, — the 
 system of the Church Society does not require any 
 Clergyman to withhold the ordinances of the 
 Church in any case of refusal or neglect to pay 
 towards his support. 
 
 EDWARD NEWFOUNDLAND, 
 
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 NEW BUILDINGS. 
 
 1 — No grant shall be made towards tho erection 
 of any Church, School, or Parsonage, or towards 
 the purchase of any Land in any Mission or Set- 
 tlement, until the Laud has been secured in trust 
 for ever for the Members of the Church of Eng- 
 land resident in the said settlement. 
 
 2 — No grant shall bo made towards the erec- 
 tion of any Church, School, or Parsonage, until a 
 plan with an estimate of the cost, and the means 
 of meeting the cost, have been submitted to the 
 Committee. 
 
 3 — No grant to any Church shall exceed onc- 
 third, and no grant to any School or Parsonnge 
 shall exceed one-fourth of the estimated and proba- 
 ble cost ; except under special circumstances, 
 approved by the Committee. 
 
 4— The first moiety of any grant towards the 
 erection of any Church, School or Parsonage, shall 
 not be payable until the building is \nt least 
 boarded all round and covered in ; and the second 
 moiety shall not be payable until the building 
 
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 is finished am] ready [uv occupation and use. 
 
 N.B. — All the above rules shall apply in re- 
 spect of the enlargement of any Church, School, or 
 Parsonage IIouso. 
 
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 5 — No grant shall be made towiirdr^ the repair 
 of any Church, School, or Parsonage House, unhl 
 an estimate of the cost, and the means of meeting 
 the cost have been submitted to the Committee. 
 
 G — No grant shall be made until after an inter- 
 val of seven years from the last grant for a like 
 purpose; and no grant towards the repair, in- 
 cluding painting of any Church, shall exceed one- 
 half, or of any School or Parsonage, one-third of 
 the probable and estimated cost, except under 
 special circumstances, approved by the Committee. 
 
 7 — No grant towards the repair of any Church, 
 School, or Parsonage House shall be payable until 
 the work is fully completed, and the cost ascer- 
 tained, and the whole amount, with the Society's 
 grant, provided for. 
 
 8 — All votes passed by the Committee shall 
 lapse to the general purposes of the Church So- 
 ciety, if not expended and applied for within three 
 years from the time the vote was made. 
 
 CLERGY, WIDOWS a::d ORPHANS FUND. 
 
 Clergymen unable to make their yearly collec- 
 tion in their mission for the Clergy Widows and 
 Orphans' Fund, as required by the seventh stand- 
 ing rule, through absence with the Bishop's 
 leave, shall be required in every case to pay in 
 lieu thereof a sum not less than one pound (=£1) 
 currency, or more at the discretion of the Com- 
 mittee. 
 
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 PROCEEDINGS 
 
 At the thirty-second Anniversary of tlie New- 
 foundland Criuiicii .^:ociETi', holdea at St. John's, 
 in the Cathednil Sunday-School Buildin"* on 
 Monday, June 30, 1873. "' 
 
 The Chair was taken at 8 o'clock, p.m., by the 
 Right Rev. the Lord Bishop, assisted by the Ri^ht 
 Rev. the Lord Bishop Coadjutor. *^ 
 
 After prayer, the business of the evening coni- 
 mencod with reading the Report, and submittin"- 
 the Treasurer's accounts, after which tho follow^ 
 ing Resolutions were proposed, seconded, and 
 carried unanimously : — 
 
 Moved by Rev. G. S. Chamberlain, seconded 
 by Rev. W. Kirby : — 
 
 l-TJiat t]io Repeat now read bo JuL^i.ted, ami printed with 
 tho Ireasurer's acooinita. 
 
 Moved by Rev. Edward Collev, seconded bv 
 Mr. Camp :— ^ 
 
 2— That devout tlianks bo liumbly offored to Ahui<ditv God 
 for tho many tokens of Ili.s favour vouchsafed during the Dast 
 year. o ^ ^ \. "-^ ^ 
 
 Moved by Rev. J. M. Noel, seconded by P 
 Emerson, Esq. : — 
 
 «.fn'^T''**^'i'''r''''i"-'''?^^'''^"' "''^^ greatest satisfaction tho 
 
 !Ln?M'/'?,"^*?;M^""'-^-^"' *^'"^ ^^'^'^'-'^^ ^'f Newfoundhuid, 
 assured that tlio deliberations of tho Synod will ever be directed 
 to pi-ouK^to tlie well-being and advancement of tlio Church in 
 tins Colony. 
 
 Moved by Hon. Judge ProBiNSON, seconded by 
 Rev. W. SxMiTii, and supported by Rev. F. R 
 Murray :— - 
 
 u,l~J^t, *^'?,*^'^"^V'f,,<^!"3 meeting, on behalf of the mem- 
 beis of the CJiurch in this Diocese, be lieartily given to the 
 
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 lli.,'lit I'l'vcrciid tilt) Lord iSi.sliop ('oailjutnr, for liis sti'oniion.H 
 ami sucwsHful ovortiona to [.rocmc n'uX in l'Jii;^laiHl towards tlio 
 onini)lctioii of ilio fund nt'ccH.-m'y for Llu! (;udo\vinent (»f tluj 
 BiHliopric, and to tluwo friiinl.s in Tjiiidand aIio have uhowii 
 tlieir Hyiiipathy )iy their liberal coatrihutions. 
 
 Moved by Rev. R. T. Doijie, seconded by Rev. 
 John Lockward : — 
 
 5 — Tlifit tlio tliniiK-M o." tliis in !Oiin.cj urodni", and aro hcroby 
 rospcctfidly oUbrod, to tjiu iii^dit llov. llic Lonl I'ImIio]) of tho 
 DiocoHo, a.'} President of thisS'ooioty : also to tlio Oiiicors and 
 Coniniittco for their .servioj.'i diiviiii; tho ]>ast yoar ;■— tliat W. 
 II. TMaiik, E3(|. bo ap]iuinted Trcasurur, and tho llov. Ckoikik 
 M. JoHNso:<', Secretary, for tlio cMisning year ; and that E. L. 
 Jahvir, p. I]ut( iriys, and (r, T. Ili:.vD!.i.f-, E.s()r.s., bo ap- 
 pointed to discharge tlio dntios reqnirod by tho o7th standing 
 rulo. 
 
 Moved by W. V. Wiiiteway, Esq., Q. C, se- 
 conded by Rev. R. M. Johnson, and supported 
 by Rev. George Hutchinson : — 
 
 — That tho thanks of this mooting bo cordially given to tho 
 Right Rov. tho Lord Eishop for his kindness in presiding on this 
 occasion. 
 
 The following resolution, proposed by the Coad- 
 jutor Bishop, was also put, towards the close of the 
 evening, and carried by acclamatioa : — 
 
 7 — That thid inoetiug records its hoai'ty welcome to the Rev. 
 F. R. MuuuAY, JosKi'ii Curling, Esq., and tho rest of the 
 gentlemen who havo accompauiod them to Newfoundland, for 
 the woi'k of the Church in this Dioceso. 
 
 The meeting was dismissed by the Bishop with 
 his Benediction after the Doxology had been sung. 
 
lriiSil?^BSi:!^'*:lii5?'^^ 
 
 Tin: Committoo of tho Nicwi'oundlan;) Ciiuiujii 
 SociHTY api^roach tlio duty of propMrin;,^ their Re- 
 port for tho thirty-sucoii'l Aiumul Mt'uliiig, with 
 tho expression of gratification at tli(; [)re;i(;nco of so 
 many of tho Cler^^y, suinnionod to attun-l tho tenth 
 general Visitation of the Lord liishop in St. John's; 
 and to inaugurate the Synod of tiie Church in this 
 
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 loceso. 
 
 Your Connnitteo trust that much of tho 
 
 henefit that, under God, may be expecteil, will re- 
 sult from both these occasions, .specially that the 
 deliberations of Bishop, Clergy, and Laity in Synod 
 assembled, may contribute towards the completion 
 of the work so well begun already, and that Iho 
 issue may bo the establishment of the Church in 
 this Colony, under the constitutions of tho Synod, 
 on a basis that may endure, secure and safe, in all 
 succeeding generations. That so very large a pro- 
 portion of the Clergy has attended the meeting of 
 the Synod augura well for the realization of thoso 
 hopes ; and your Committee leel assured that tho 
 laity, as represented by their delegates, will not 
 have been found wanting in tho exercise of that 
 watchful consideration nece.ssary for passing such 
 rules as may secure the object for which the Synod 
 has been formed. Your Committee respectfully 
 ofler their hearty congratulations to the Bishop 
 upon the fact that every thing has so far proceed- 
 ed satisfactorily, and on the circumstance that his 
 Lordship's diocese, by the establishment of a Synod 
 therein, has at length completed the number of 
 such Church institutions in the Provinces of British 
 North America, and that the final organization 
 
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 of our Syiio'l has llio prospiu-.t, iin.lur God's good 
 Pri)viilciic»}, oi being h») \V(ill ;u;(',t)iii[>li^lie(l. 
 
 Only tt'ii months having olapso*! sinco tlio 
 last Annual Mooting, it may bo, perliaps, ex- 
 pected that tliero is loss than the usual amount 
 of information to communicate. With respect to 
 finances, it may, nevertholess, bo said that a full 
 year's business has to bo reported on, inasmuch as 
 between the months of June and October little is 
 usually received to add to, or voted to diminish 
 the balance accounted for at the previous anniver- 
 sary. Your Committee adopt their usual plan of 
 placing one against the other, in tabular form, 
 under different heads, the contributions of the 
 past two years. These have been as follows : — 
 
 1871. 1872. 
 
 Catlictlnil 
 
 Si. Tlioiiiiis 
 
 St. iMnry'-s 
 
 Out-luirlioiH 
 
 Sealers 
 
 Cathetlrftl offertories 
 Bunk interest 
 
 ^172 3 £53;') 14 2 
 
 148 7 10 
 48 10 G 
 
 284 4 
 
 43 18 9 
 
 12 4 1 
 
 9 13 4 
 
 103 9 
 52 9 
 249 9 1 
 (not yet received) 
 
 23 2 4 
 
 13 12 9 
 
 £1018 17 11 1037 IG 4 
 
 In the course of the year to which the foregoing 
 statement refers, the undermentioned payments 
 have been made, under the sanction of votes pass- 
 ed at different times : — 
 
 Towards maintenance of Clergy £598 14 
 
 For services of Lay Readers 15 10 
 
 Towards erection and enlargement of Cburclies 55 
 
 For Parsonages 113 16 8 
 
 For miscellaneous objocts Ill 17 10 
 
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 £S9i 18 G 
 
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 Yoiir OoiiimiUco havu to obseivo upon llio nliovo 
 stiiteinentH, thiit whoioiisi tho sums received from 
 tho threo oongrog)iti'»ns in St John's h.ivc bci'ii 
 incrcaseil, nlu. 'st entirely, by the enlarged contri- 
 bution3 of tho Cathedral and St Thomas', from 
 X*0G9 Is 5(/. to .1751 125. 2d., the out-harbor 
 amount has fallen back from X*284 Oi id. to 
 £241) 95. "id. This circumstance arises not from 
 lessened amounts where collections have boon 
 made, but from tho absence, temporary or other- 
 wise, of the Clergy of tho Missions of Portugal 
 Cove, Channel, 'i ilt Cove, Bay of Islands, and 
 Ferryland, — from none of which localities has any 
 money been received. Next year, it is hoped, 
 will find all these lists in their places in the Church 
 Society's Report for at least their usual amounts. 
 During the past year New Harbor and White Bay 
 have returned to co-operation with tho Church So- 
 ciety, small remittances having been made from 
 each. 
 
 From tho facts above recorded, it arises that the 
 balance in the Treasurer's hands has been altered 
 from je496 45. lOd. to £639 25. Sd. in the way 
 of increase. The usual Sealers' collection has been 
 made this year by tho Secretary ; but, owing to 
 the unsettled condition of tho accounts in some of 
 the Merchants' offices, in connection with the Seal 
 fishery, the money has not yet been received. It 
 is believed tho amount will be larger than last 
 year, but whatever it may be it must unavoidably 
 remain to be reported on hereafter. Only that the 
 later period of last year's meeting gave more time, 
 the same difficulty would then likewise have 
 occurred. Should the names of those who have 
 
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 frivon bo roccivcd in time, tliey will be pvinlcd in 
 Ijjo appendix. 
 
 CLERGY Vv'IDOWS' and ORPHANS' FUND. 
 
 Your Committee have to fmnounce, with regret, 
 that by the death, in Lon<lon, towards the end of 
 March, of the Rev. W. J. Milner, late Missionary 
 at Greenspond, the name of another widow has 
 been added to the Pension-list, increasing the 
 yearly amount, for which the fund is liable, to 
 exactly £300 currency. In the course of the past 
 year the floating balance to the credit of this fund 
 has been invested in the purchase of additional 
 water stock to the value of jG200, and ot Govern- 
 ment debenture notes representing the value of 
 j£134 currency. There remains in the Commercial 
 Bank to the credit of this fund, after the above 
 investments, a sum barely sufficient to pay the 
 pensions due for the half year which to-day expires. 
 More than £30 currency has been expended in 
 paying off the claims of three Clergymen who have 
 left the Diocese. Your Committee draw attention 
 to the fact that the capital of this fund, which was 
 last year £3,828 125. 6i., has only increased to 
 the amount of j£4,031 Os. Id., and would par- 
 ticularly press this fact on the notice of all the 
 members of the Church, and specially upon the 
 Clergy who are assembled in such large numbers, 
 with reference to whom the opportunity is taken to 
 urge the very great importance of using their 
 utmost endeavours to increase the annual collecti- 
 ons, which are in many cases miserably small, so 
 as to secure the permanence of this fund in which 
 they are themselves so deeply interested. 
 
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 BOOK DEPOSITORY. 
 
 Little need be said upon this very useful insti- 
 tution, the value of which h;i3 come, under the 
 good mfinagement of its present keeper, to be fully 
 recognised both by laity and clergy. The sales, 
 during the year to which this Report refers, have 
 been altogether £457 Ss. This is a smaller 
 amount than for the previous year, when, no doubt, 
 the presence of so many of the Clergy contributed 
 to increase the demand for books. The best en- 
 deavours are used to maintain the Depository in 
 the fullest state of efficiency, and to make the 
 supply of all kinds of books as far as possible equal 
 to the demands that arise from tini' to time. 
 
 BISHOPRIC ENDOWMENT FUND. 
 
 No public statement of the progress of this fund 
 has been made since November last, when the first 
 annual Report of the Committee was printed. The 
 following is the summary of contributions received 
 to the date of October^ 1872, as then published : 
 
 Newfoundland £1,76G G 
 
 England 773 5 G 
 
 Bermuda 4 19 i 
 
 New- York 18 
 
 £2,r>Cr2 10 10 
 
 An analysis of the sources whence arises the sum 
 of £1,766 Qs. Od.i placed to the credit of New- 
 foundland, shews that it has been contributed by the 
 congregations of the three Churches in St. John's, 
 and by 21 of the out-harbor missions. It also 
 further appears that £1,354 175. has been given 
 from the Cathedral by the Bishop of the Diocese, 
 
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 the Coadjutor Bishop, and by two Clergymen and 
 15 of the laity, and as the result of a congregational 
 collection; il, 140 of this sum being the contri- 
 bution of the Bishops and three other gentlemen. 
 To the St. Thomas' collection the two Clergy and 
 eleven others have given £121, to which may be 
 added £11 6s. 2(/., collected in the Church; while 
 from St. Mary's by its Clergyman, and by a col- 
 lection, and from 19 of that congregation, has 
 been sent the amount of j£35 17s. lOd. as their 
 first year's offering. Nor from the out-harbors are 
 the returns, as far as printed, more satisfactory 
 than this meagre contribution from the wealth and 
 numbers of the congregations in St. John's. From 
 21 only of 39 out-harbor Missions, in charge of as 
 many Clergymen, had any remittances been re- 
 ceived to the tim3 above-mentioned. In the 
 St. John's out-harbors, Fogo, Herring Neck, 
 and Harbor Buffett alone have subscriptions from 
 any number of persons been forwarded, and from 
 ten Missions the name only of the Clergyman, or 
 the amount of a collection, or a single individual 
 offering, is all that shews a knowledge of the need, or 
 of the appeal for contributions to this great object. 
 How slenderly the call has been responded to is 
 shewn from the circumstance, that in addition to 
 the Bishop and the Coadjutor Bishop, and 17 of 
 the Clergy, 142 persons only, from all the congre- 
 gations of the diocese, have given what has yet 
 been received. If so few could do so much, who 
 shall say that to an appeal more generally and 
 diligently urged a due response would not have 
 ere now been made ? It is somewhat more satis- 
 factory to state that to the present time the sum 
 
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 of £2,562 10s. lU^., whicli iippoiirs above, has 
 been increasoil to 4:3,130 by alditioiuil piiyirioiits 
 and Bank interest. 
 
 The Coadjutor Bishop, on his return from his 
 voyage of Visitation of the Northern portions jf 
 the Labrador coast, and of the Missions of White 
 Bay, Twillingate, and Fogo, and of the two Mis- 
 sions of Placentia Bay, in the Church Ship Lav- 
 rocky went to England, at the request of the 
 Bishop and of the Committee of the Bishopric 
 Endowment Fund, to endeavour to raise a sum of 
 £2,000 sterling, in order to complete the sum of 
 jC10,000. In this purpose your Committee has 
 the pleasure of announcing that he has been suc- 
 cessful. The Bishop reports that ho has every- 
 where been most kindly received, and the promises 
 and actual payments to this fund, resulting from 
 his appeal, now amount to about i;J2,200 sterling, 
 with a prospect of some further additions. The 
 Coadjutor Bishop was accompanied on his return to 
 Newfoundland by the Rev. Frederick Murray, and 
 Messrs. Curling, Norfolk, and Moor, who have 
 all come with the purpose of devoting themselves to 
 the work of the Church in this Colony; and another 
 lay gentleman, with the same object in view, has 
 since arrived. Your Committee are assured that 
 the Meeting will join with them in the expression 
 of thankfulness to the Coadjutor Bishop for these 
 results from his protracted stay in England, and in 
 acknowledgment of the great labour gone through 
 in accomplishing the object of his visit. 
 
 It is the purpose of the Bishop, as soon as re- 
 leased from the duty of presiding at the Synod, 
 
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 to take his (I'^p.'uUirc on a Visifatioii voynge \\\ tlic 
 Lavrocky proceeding first to Bay of Islands and 
 Bonne ]5ay, and thence to the various Missions 
 on the Eastern coast. It is understood that he 
 will bo accompMnicd by the Rev. G. M. Johnson 
 and Rev. E. Boxwood, by Mr. Curling who 
 takes charge of tlie navigation of the Church Ship, 
 and by one of the students of the Theological 
 ColUge. Tour Committee heartily wish that the 
 voyage may be safe and prosperous. 
 
 Three Deacons have been advanced to the 
 Priesthood since the last annual meeting — viz., 
 the Clergymen of Battle Harbor, Belloram and St. 
 George's Bay. 'Mr. Cornelius Ellingiiam, of the 
 Theological College, who has since been employed 
 at Portugal Cove, was ordiiined Deacon at Christ- 
 mas. The number of the Clergy has also 
 been increased by the addition to their ranks of 
 the ReVo John Goddkn, late of the diocese of 
 Montreal. Mr. Godden, who is a native of this 
 colony, has been appointed to the charge of a nesv 
 Mission, comprising the South side of Harbor 
 Grace and Bryant's Cove. He has entered very 
 energetically on his work, and his presence at his 
 station is already beneficially felt by the people 
 among whom he is placed, and will no doubt be 
 a relief to the Clergy of the over populous Missi- 
 ons on either side of the new district. Besides 
 this alteration in the previously existing Missions 
 of the diocese, the out-harbours of St John's have 
 been also divided at the suggestion of the Rev. 
 R. M. Johnson, supported by the petition of the 
 people of Petty Harbor for a resident Clergyman, 
 
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 hikI their protnise to iiiniiitaiii liiiu, with the hol[j 
 of a small proportion of the grant of the hiociety 
 for tho Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign 
 Part.s, To this now Mis:sion, eomprisiig Petty 
 Harbor and Bay of IJiills, the Kov. R, Dobii-: haa 
 been appointed, and tlio Rev. R. M. Johnson h;i.s 
 taken charge of Pouch Covo and Torbay, with 
 residence at the former place, on a similar under- 
 standing. 
 
 A Parsonage has been already built at Petty 
 Harbor, and another is in progress of erection at 
 Pouch Gove, towards each of which the Committee 
 has had much pleasure in making grants. 
 
 Last year at the annual meeting your Commit- 
 tee had to regret the absence of the Bishop in 
 Bermuda, and of the Coadjutor Bishop on a Visi- 
 tation voyage, in Placentia Bay. On the present 
 occasion they have the advantage of tho presence 
 ot the two Bishops and of a large number of the 
 Clergy, and of the delegates of the Synod of the 
 Diocese. The Governor, they are sorry to say, is 
 unavoidably absent. With this exception they 
 have every reason to congratulate themselves on 
 the interesting character of the meeting, and every 
 cause to give devout thanks to Almighty God for 
 the many tokens of his favour, of which they 
 have been enabled to speak, in which pleasing 
 Christian duty, as the fittest conclusion of their 
 Report, they invite all present humbly and heattily 
 to unite. 
 
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 Tlid Newfoundland Church Society 
 
 Kuv. H. Mntlior to Sept. 30, 1872 
 
 " G. M. Joljiisou to JuiiL' 30, 1873 
 
 •' T. M. Wood *' *' 
 
 " E. Boiwood " " 
 
 " J. F. Pholi),i " " 
 
 " W. Pilot to Mardi 31, " 
 
 " II. M. Skiimcr " " 
 
 " J. M. J^oel 
 
 '• R. Temple 
 
 '* J, Lockward 
 
 Towards erection of Now Church, Bird Ishuid Cove, 
 
 first moiety 
 
 onlarj^einent of Church, Coley's Point. . . . 
 pftinting '* " .... 
 
 New Parsonage at Petty Harbrn" 
 
 improvement of Parsonage, Upjicr l.<l;tud 
 
 Cove 
 
 " " St Goor-(j'.i ISuy 
 
 '< " Bay-dc-Verds.. 
 
 repair of *' Heniiitayo Cova 
 
 " " Bay Roberts ... 
 
 painting " Heart's Content 
 
 erection of Sunday School, T\villin^;ato, 
 
 2nd moiety 
 
 Lay Reader at Spaniard's Bay 
 
 Bryant's Cove 
 
 Petty Harbor 
 
 Pushthrough 
 
 J. Kingwell, Mission and Boat expenyos .... 
 E. Collcy 
 
 R. M. Johnson, towarda horse keep 
 
 R. M. Johnson, rent, &c 
 
 C. R. West " 
 
 Secretary's salary to midsummer, 1873 
 
 Incidentals per Secretary 
 
 Printing 31st Annual Report 
 
 Balance in the Commercial Bank 
 
 
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 £1,534 1 2 
 
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 in account with W. If. IMare, Treasurtr. 
 
 Cr. 
 
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 Btlanco from last account £49G 4 10 
 
 R.jv. G. M. Johnson, CatlKv.lral 535 14 2 
 
 " A. C. Wood, St. Tiiomua' " 103 9 
 
 " E. IJotwood, St. Mary's 52 9 10 
 
 " A. T3aylv, IJonaviata 3 4 7 
 
 " (}. Bisli.'.p, Battlo Harbor, Labrador 13 19 7 
 
 " T. Hnone, T\villinL,'ato 13 1 
 
 •' (I. S. Chainborlain, J!ay-do-Vord3 13 5 
 
 •' E. Colluy, lii."rn\itni,'ii Cuvo 42 10 7 
 
 " ]{. Floft, Si)utli .Slu.r.! 5 17 6 
 
 " (I. Oardner,Heart'3 ('ontent, own subscription 10 
 
 " G. Gardnor, Heart's (..'onttiut, collection .... 1 17 6 
 
 " G. Hutchins(wi, T<.])fv'iil 1 17 6 
 
 " R. I\I. Johnson, St. Jehu's outharbors 15 2 3 
 
 " J. Kinc'well. Harbor liufFott 25 7 3 
 
 " W. Kirbv, Kin-'s Cove 9 6 
 
 " W. Nettun, Cataliiia 6 2 9 
 
 " T. G. Netton, Roso Hlanche 7 10 
 
 " J. ^^. Noel, I'l.por Island Cove 17 4 
 
 " H. Petley, New Harbor 1 19 
 
 " W. Pih)t, Quid! Yidi 2 6 
 
 " W. Shears, ]iay Roberts 20 
 
 " H. M. Skinner, Salvii^'e 11 1 5 
 
 " 13. Smith, Trinity . . .' 9 13 7 
 
 '• W. Smith, Exploits 6 8 6 
 
 " R. Temple, own Eubscriiitiou (2 years) .... 10 
 
 " R. Tein])lo, collection White Ray (2 years) 14 6 
 
 " A. C. Warren, collection St. George's Bay . . 12 8 3 
 
 " A. Winaor, collection Herring Neck 8 15 
 
 Offortory at Cathedral, St. IM.itthew's Day 2 6 5 
 
 " *' St. I\iichad'sDay 2 18 3 
 
 " " All Saints Day 1 14 6 
 
 " " Ascension Day 3 19 1 
 
 " *• Trinity Sunday 2 1 3 
 
 ** " St. John Baptist '3 Day.... 7 13 7 
 
 •* " St. Petir's Day 2 9 3 
 
 Interest from Commercial Bank to July 1, 1873 ... 13 12 9 
 
 £1,534 1 2 
 
 E. it O. E. 
 
 St. John's, Newfoundland. June 30, 1873. 
 Per W. H. IVIARE, 7'>T(/stoer, 
 J. \V. GREENWAY. 
 
 Audited and found correct, 
 
 June :)0, 187a. 
 
 A. w. H.\pYr;v. / , ,., 
 
 NICHS. S. STARH. \ •'''"'''"'*• 
 
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 Balfinco from last accmint 
 
 Right Ilov. tho Lord JJisliup 
 
 Right Ilov. tho Lord Hishoi) Coadjutor & Mrs 
 
 Rov. (i. M. Johnson .... 
 
 Collection in tho Cathodr.'il 
 
 Collection froin tho Cathodral congrogation 
 
 Rev. T. M. Wood 
 
 Rov. A. C. Wood 
 
 Collection in St. Thomas' . . .... 
 
 Rov. John Robinson, York, England .... 
 
 Rov. E. Cotwood, collection in St. Mivry'a 
 
 Mrs. James llarvoy 
 
 Ruv. A. Bayly 
 
 Collection at IJonavista .... 
 
 Rev. J. Bishop 
 
 Collection at Belloram .... 
 
 Rov. G. Bishop .... .... 
 
 Collection at Battlo Harbor .... 
 
 Rov. M. Blackmore .... .... 
 
 Rev. T. Boone 
 
 Collection at Twillingiilo .... 
 
 Rev. G. Chamberlain .... 
 
 Collection at Bay do Vcrds .... 
 
 Chamberlain, Mrs .... 
 
 Offertory, Bay do Vords, Ascension Day, 1872 
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 Colley, Rev. E. 
 
 Collection at Hermitage Covo 
 
 Cragg, Rev. J. G. .... 
 
 Collection at Greensjiond .... .... 
 
 Cunningham, Rev. J. .... 
 
 Collection at Burgoo .... ...... 
 
 Darrell, Rov. J. . . .... .... 
 
 Dobie, Rev. R. . . .... 
 
 Collection at Petty Harbor .... .... 
 
 Gabriel, Rev. A .... .... 
 
 Collection at Lamaline .... .... 
 
 Gardner, Rev. G. .... 
 
 Collection at Heart's Content 
 
 Goode, Rev. T. A 
 
 Collection at Channel 
 Harvey, Rev. J. C. .... 
 Collection at Port do Grave 
 ^oylcs, Rev. W. J 
 
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 (Jolloctiou at Carboncar .... .... 
 
 .lolin.son, llcv. 11. ]M .... 
 
 CoUoction at Poucli Covo .... 
 
 .J ones, llov. JJ. .... .... 
 
 Colloction at Harbor Oraco .... 
 
 Kinywull, Rev. J .... 
 
 Collection at Harbor IJufl'ett .... 
 CoUett, llichanl .... .... 
 
 Kivby, Rev. W .... 
 
 Collection at King's Covo 
 
 Lockward, Rev. J 
 
 Collection at Tilt Covo 
 
 IVIeolc, Rev. C 
 
 Collection at Ft»yo .... .... 
 
 Milncr, Rev. W. J 
 
 Moroton, Rov. Julian .... .... 
 
 Moreton, Rov. Julian (donation) .... 
 
 Netten, Rev. T . G. 
 
 Collection at Rose Blanclio 
 
 Noel, Rov. J. M. 
 
 Collection at Upper Island Covo .... 
 
 Potloy, Rev. H .... .... 
 
 Potloy, Rov. H., in lieu of collection 1871, 
 Collection at Now Harbor .... 
 
 Phelpa, Rev. J. F. .... 
 
 Plielps, Rov. J. F. , in lion of collection, 
 
 Pilot, Rov. W 
 
 Collection at Quidi Vidi 
 
 Rozior, Rov. AV 
 
 Collection at Burin .... 
 
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 Auditod and ft>iuid correct, 
 
 HARVEY, I . J., 
 
 A. W. HARVEY, 
 
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 Dr, 77te Church Society in account icith the 
 
 1873. 
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 Cainiuission on £457 8?. at V!\ per cout. . 80 5 
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 £457 8 
 
 St. Jolin's, Newfoundland, Juno 30, 1873. 
 
 GEORGE M. JOHNSON, 
 
 Hecretartj. 
 
 S. P. C. K. Deiyut Sah-Committee. C: 
 
 1872. 
 
 August 30— Balance due Union Bank £21 1 2 
 
 Nov. 5— Bill of Excluuiyo favourof iS.P.C.K., ) ^^^ q 5 
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 1873. 
 
 Jan. 30 — Insurance of Stock from fire 2 5 
 
 Murclio— Bill of Exchan','o favour S. P.O. K., £122 > ^^^ ^ ^ 
 
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 St. John's, Newfoundland, Juno 30, 1873. 
 GEORGE M. JOHNSON, 
 
 
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 'i'iic i■.llh.\vil|^' ( 'u'l'-y iijc.n hva enlitlu.l to tliu l»(.'iiifit of IIm 
 
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 " J. Uinhoji, 
 '• (J. J?.is]i(.i., 
 
 i\l. Bi;ic!vai(.'i'L;, 
 '• T. Booiiy, 
 " U.S. Chaniburiuiii, 
 " E. Collov, 
 " J. G. Cr'fig-, 
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 H. Petloy, 
 J. F. J'iielps, 
 
 
 
 
 N.B. — Clcri^ymeu .sub.<icribi!ig to the nbovo Fund arc rofj nest- 
 ed to be i)iinctiial in forwarding tlioir own ];avnionL 
 
 in C(ni- 
 
 formity witli rules 4 and 5, and niakini^ colloctiona throiiylioiu 
 their IMission.'Sjand forwarding them to the Troa;nircr, as required 
 by rule 7. 
 
 It is ro(iuested that subscriptiona and collect iona may be re- 
 mitted toj^ether as (julered by the latter cl;iu.ie of mlo 7. 
 
 Subscriptions paid after Jan. 31, in each year, will come under 
 a line of 10 j>er einit. See rule 5. 
 
 (Jlergymen unable to make their annual collections fur tlio 
 Olejrgy Widows' and ()rj'HA.\^i' FrxD tiirouuh ., enco wiih 
 the Bishop's leave, shall pay in lieu thereof a sum of ii(;t h-sj 
 than £1 currency, or more, at the discretion of the Committee. 
 
 It is particularly requested that all subscription lists aiid re- 
 mittances to the Church Society may be made uji and .sor.t in, 
 as far as }>! acticable, not later than some time in the month cf 
 March in each year. 
 
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 1 — The Nk^vfoundland Church Society's Spc- 
 ci.il Jnmd, for assisting llio Widows and Orphans 
 of deceased Clergymen of tho Dioceso of New- 
 foundland, Khali consist of all monies paid to the 
 Treasurer of the Society for that object. 
 
 2— Tho Committee of the Church Society shall 
 have the management of the Fund, 
 
 3 — Every Hundred Pounds of available surplus 
 .shall be invested by tho Committee as opportuni- 
 iico occur. Smaller sums shall be deposited every 
 quarter in tho Savings' Bank. 
 
 4— All Clergymen in the Diocese holding the 
 Bishop's license mny secure the benefit of this 
 Fund by contributing within six months from the 
 time of obtiiining their License from the Bishop, 
 ns follows : — (1) Unmarried Clergymen and Wi- 
 dowers without a chihl, one pound {£!) per an- 
 num ; (2) Married Clergymen (and such as shall 
 ;Jterwards become married,) and Widowers with 
 a child, two pounds (C2) per annum, 
 
 5 — Annual subscriptions shall bo payable in 
 advance on the 1st day of January in each year : 
 pL'ovided that Clergymen on entry shall for that 
 year pay only a rateable proportion of the annual 
 subscription up to the Tst day of January follow- 
 
 ing 
 
 Thirty dnys grace shall be allowed, but 
 
8S 
 
 every Clergyman uoglecting to in;iko }>ayiiic]it 
 within that time, shall forlcit his claim u[)an ihu 
 Fund, to bo recovered only upon pnyuient of ar- 
 rears, with ten percent thereon, before the Ibllow- 
 ing 1st day of January. 
 
 C — Any Clergyman negh:!cting to subscribe ac- 
 cording to Rule 4, or to pay his annual subscrip- 
 tion within the time limited by Rule 5, may, if the 
 Committee see fit to admit or re-admit him, secure 
 the benefit of the Fund by the payment of two 
 pounds ten shillings (:C2 IO5.), if married or a 
 widower with a child ; and one pound ten slullimrs 
 (X'l 10s.) if unmarried or a widower without a 
 child, from the day on which the last annual sub- 
 scription to be paid was due, or from the date of 
 his being licensed by the Bishop, and from the 
 date of such admission or re-admission, lie shall 
 come under the operation of Rule 4. 
 
 7 — Every Clergyman securing the bcncnt of 
 this Fund will be ref[uired to make a ycraly col- 
 lection for the same in his Mission, and in forward 
 the amount, with his own annual subscription, to 
 the Treasurer. 
 
 8 — The AVidow of every Clergyman who shall 
 have paid his annual subscription, and forwarded 
 an annual collection, till his death, or till incapa- 
 citated by mental or bodily infirmiiy, shall be enti- 
 tled to receive a yearly pension of thirty pounds 
 (c£oO) currency, during wiilowhood. 
 
 9 — If the Fund shoi.ld at any time permit, (he 
 Committee nniy increase the amount of pension to 
 any sum not exceeding X'oO ; such an addition, 
 however, being snbjtcl tu be v/illnlrawn wlndly or 
 
 ^ 
 
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 no 
 
 ill part, .should the stai(> of llic Fund not warrant 
 it-5 continiianco. 
 
 10 — If Iho Willow ,lio or marry again, the pen- 
 sion sliall I)'^ p;ii;l to Trustees for the bonofit of 
 FwoM eliiltlrcn nf tho d (•ceased husband as may bo, 
 if l)oy^;, under sixteen, if girl-, under eighteen, 
 years of .'igo. 
 
 11. — Tiio Trustees named by a deceased Clergy- 
 man, in tlio event of the death or marriage of hi.s 
 Widow, rdiali !jo recognized by the Committee in 
 paying tiio peudon for the benefit of the child or 
 children ; but if tr.o Trustees so named are unwil- 
 ling or unable to act, tho Bishop of tlie Diocese 
 shall act a.s Trustee in tho application of the, pen- 
 sion. 
 
 ]2 — If tiu-) wife die before her husband, his 
 cliihl or children shall receive the pension, so long 
 as there is a claimant under Rule 10. 
 
 in — Tho pensions sh.all bo paid half-yearly by 
 tlio IJisliop's order on tho Treasurer, on the first 
 of January and first of July. The first payment 
 to be calculated for tlio interval from the husband's 
 deafli to the day of payment. 
 
 14 — If a Clergyman having joined tho Fund 
 after the 21th June, 1SG3, removes from the Dio- 
 cese after having served less than fourteen ycar.s, 
 his connection with the Fund shall cease, and he 
 shall be entitled to receive back half tho amount 
 of the annual subscriptions ho has paid. If he 
 removes after having served fourteen years and 
 les^ than twenty-one years, ho shall bo allowed to 
 remain in connection with tho Fund by paying an 
 annual subscription of jrix pounds, or nine pounds 
 
f"' 
 
 if I'osidin^^ williiii the (rupit-s ; or lu; may vt(ei\'! 
 back half lii.s annuul e;ub.scriplioi!.:S upon wluoli liis 
 conneclion with the FuriH shall ccano. If ho re- 
 moves aficr liaving served iwcnty-one years, lie 
 shall bo allowcil to remain in coimcction with the 
 Fuml by paying an annual sub^ieription of five 
 pounds, or seven pounds ten .shiHin;.j>3 if residing- 
 within the tropics ; or ho may receive back three- 
 fourths of his annual subscripiions, upon which his 
 connection wilh the Fund shall cease. All Clergy- 
 men in connection with the Fund previous to tlio 
 24th June, 18G3, to be governed by Iho original 
 Rule 14 thereof. 
 
 15 — A yearly statement of the Treasurer's ac- 
 count!^ with this Fund shall be i)ublished, with the 
 Society's Report. 
 
 16 — None of the above Rules shall be altered 
 or repealed, except at a General Meeting of tlie 
 Church Society, and after a full year's notice Lo 
 the members of the proposed change. 
 
 The following is the original ilulo 14, govern- 
 ing Clergymen in connection with the Fund be- 
 fore June '24, 18G3 :— 
 
 " 14 — If a Clergyman removes, with tlio 
 Bishop's consent, from the Diocese, after ofliciat- 
 ing in it not less than seven years, he shall be 
 allowed his claim upon the Fund, on the payment 
 of an annual subscription of three pounds (.€3) ; 
 or, if he desire it, may receive back half the 
 amount he has paid, which re-payment shall release 
 the Fund from all his claims upon it." 
 
 EDWARD NEWFOrNDLAND, 
 
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 licnnutt, C. F. 
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 Herry, Ju!m 
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 Brown, Thomas 
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 Canes, John and L. 
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 Burton, Edward 3-4 
 
 Burton, Nelson J -2 
 
 Pnrton, George 1-2 
 
 OBendel, Thomas 1-2 
 
 Bendel, John 3-4 
 
 OClayson, Henry 1-2 
 
 OCoUett, George 1-2 
 
 Collett, Thomas 1-2 
 
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 I>icks, llcmy 
 
 
 
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 1-2 
 
 Hiinn, Isuac 
 
 
 
 ]-2 
 
 JInun, lloliort 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 HoUutt, Thomas 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Kii'by, 8:imuel 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Kirby, Jo! in 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 ]\Iarshal, (iuovgo 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Sliavo, \Vm. 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 tSliavo, JoHcpli 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Tulle, llichavd 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 U[)s!ial, Gcurge 
 
 
 
 ;;4 
 
 U[)shal, Heavy 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Ui)slia], PcLur 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Tulle, George 
 
 
 
 1-2 
 
 Burton, Mv)i. E. 
 
 
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 5 
 
 Collutt, UiH. T. E 
 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 Collutt, llicliard 
 
 
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 5 
 
 Chainl)ers, Avcliib 
 
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 Gregory, Wui. 
 
 
 
 
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 Talk, Wm. 
 
 
 
 
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 Tulk, Charles 
 
 
 
 
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 JIussix Hariwu 
 
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 Fish. 
 
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 Wakcly, i.'Ui 
 ]Mr.i. 
 
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 Si'LNH uii's Cove 
 
 [joiitchor, Georgia 
 lY'acIi, .lohu 
 Wiirehaui, .J<jhii 
 Slade, John 
 Coilin, S;iinucl 
 Collin, Sainnel, jMra. 
 Gotlin, E. A. 
 Cuiliri, Adelaide 
 
 Fish, (|tl.-i, 
 1 
 
 3-4 
 1-2 
 1 
 £1 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Aendt.d's Covk 
 
 Chick, IMark 
 
 Anibi 
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 iC«ny, 
 
 l^ny, 
 
 JloUett, Manuel 
 
 I Peach, Henry 
 
 'Ijoutchcr, Jonathan 
 
 John 
 Jotl 
 
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 Fi.sh, qtls. 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1 
 
 3-1 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 £0 12 
 
 Bontchor, Wm. 
 Buutcher, Thomas 
 Brown, James 
 Brown, Sto[)hcn 
 Boutcher, John 
 Gilbert, John 
 Rodwaj', James 
 Wareham, Samuel 
 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 12 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 Woody Island 
 
 Allen, James 
 Allen, Jesf-o 
 l>arratt, Bobert 
 Barratt, James 
 l)arratt, Jouafj 
 Barratt, Samuel 
 liussoy, Wm. 
 Pearce, Joseph 
 
 Stacv 
 
 Philii 
 
 Williams, John 
 
 Fish, (|tls. 
 3-4 
 1-2 
 1 
 
 3-4 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 Tack's Buacii. 
 
 JIaystaok. 
 
 iBrov.n, lleni'y 
 
 Allen, James 
 Drake, Thomas 
 Gilljert, Samuel 
 Gilberl, Tliomas 
 
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 Bolt, Sanuiel 
 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 Bolt, Robert 
 Haines, Stephen 
 
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 Fish, qtls. 
 1 
 
 3-4 
 3-4 
 3-4 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
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 Murray, Tliuuias 
 
 1-2 
 
 Best, Wni. 
 
 
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 Monks, ^Villiam 
 
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 Best, Josepli 
 
 
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 Best, Charles 
 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 
 
 Barratt, Bcniamin 
 
 £10 
 
 Hest, James 
 
 
 12 
 
 
 
 
 
 Barratt, John 
 
 5 
 
 Beat, Samuel 
 
 
 6 
 
 
 
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 Barratt, Anastatia 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Haiiica, Jano 
 
 5 
 
 Buii.M' 
 
 Island. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Racoed Islands. 
 
 Adams, J(jhn 
 Greene, Benjamin 
 Greene, Jonas 
 Warren, .Iost|)h 
 Warren, John 
 Adams, Samuel 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1 
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 Fish, qtls. 
 
 Dear, Henry 1-2 
 
 Pardy, Philip 1-2 
 
 Pardy, Jcoepli 1-2 
 
 Galloavs' Hakbok. 
 
 £0 
 
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 Bryant, John 
 Chambers, Jamea 
 Foot, Benjamin 
 Fo<)t, James 
 Foot, Thomas 
 Trowbridge, Benjamin 
 
 laLE Yalen. 
 
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 Brown, Henry 
 Charke, Josepli 
 "ing, Charles 
 Peevy, John 
 
 Fish, qtla. 
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 3-4 
 1-2 
 3-4 
 
 Little Harbor. 
 
 Denty, Thomas 
 
 Baine Harbor 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 1 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 Greene, William 1-2 
 
 Greene, John 1-2 
 
 Hamilton, Bobert 1-2 
 
 Lockyer, Joseph 1 
 
 Loekyer, John, (of Jose])h) 3-4 
 Lockyei', John, (of Wm.) 1 
 Loekyer, James 1-2 
 
 Lockyer, John 1-2 
 
 Trowbridge, John 1-2 
 
 Ti'owbridge, George 1-2 
 
 Brown, l^mothy, Sen. £0 10 
 Billirt^s, David 10 
 
 Dowdi.ig, Esiivi 15 (• 
 
 LoMess uier, H. W. 3 
 
 Arnold, Joseph 
 Brown, Henry 
 
 Chvvkc, Thomas 
 Matterface, Charles 
 Rodway, Richard 
 Robinson, John 
 Smith, Jo.seph 
 Smith, John 
 Smith, Philip] 
 Smith, Thomas 
 Smith, William 
 Slade, John 
 Slade, Thomas 
 Shave, Samuel 
 Vater, George 
 
 Merasheen. 
 
 Best, John 
 
 Best, George, Tun. 
 
 Best, George, Sen. 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 £1 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 1-2 
 1 
 
 ]-2 
 1-2 
 1 
 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 3-4 
 1 
 
 3-4 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 Flat Island Cove. 
 
 Fish, qtls. 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 1-2 
 
 Keppcn, llenben 
 Senyer, Joseph 
 
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 Bailuy, W., (of Nelson) 
 Bailey, .loseph, Sr. 
 Bailey, John 
 Bailey, William 
 Bailey, Joseph, Jim. 
 Brown, Charlea 
 Brown, James 
 Chick, Williani 
 Chick, Samuel 
 Chick, Tliomas 
 Clarke, llicliard 
 Fowler, Thomaa 
 Fowler, John 
 King, Robert 
 Kint,', Tliomas 
 Travis, John 
 Travis, James 
 Monks, James 
 Williams, Thomas 
 "'uuis mider 5s. 
 
 Great Placentia. 
 i>radshaw, John £0 IQ 
 
 £0 
 
 
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 Woodford, Thomas 
 Woodford, Timothy 
 Woodford, John 
 Woodford, Wm. 
 Way, John 
 Wayam, Wm. 
 Watkins, Wm. 
 Walsh, Philip 
 Warren, Elias, Jun. 
 Warren, Eliat Sen. 
 Castle, Eli 
 Hussey, John 
 Hussey, Alfred 
 Torraville, Jeremiah 
 Hans, John 
 White, Joseph 
 
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 Bhuidford, Joseph 
 Fish, fjtls. Woodford, Elias 
 
 1 Woodford, Thoman 
 1-2 Miles, Isaac 
 1 Walsh, James 
 3-4 Loveless, Fred 
 3-4 Farthing, J(jseph 
 3.4 Fartln'ng, Charles 
 3-4 FartliinLj, George 
 3.4 Farthing, Isaac 
 3.4 Careley, James 
 1-2 Florence, George 
 1.2 Mnssell, Charles 
 3.4 Philpott, Charles 
 ].2 Blake, Thomas 
 1.2 Careley, Joseph 
 1 Torraville, Thomas 
 3.4 Philpott, Jolm 
 1.2 Philpott, Richard 
 3.4 Philpott, Alfred 
 1.2 Collins, Henry 
 1.2 Careley, Joseph 
 £0 3 ^^i^^S' Henry 
 Miles, Samuel 
 ariles, Wm. 
 Miles, Francis 
 Miles, Philip 
 S(iuires, John 
 Rose, Thomas 
 Richards, \VilHam 
 Richmond, Wm. 
 Rose, Wm. 
 Liscombe, Thomas 
 Liscombe, Levi 
 Dally, Henry 
 Dally, Thomas 
 Lewis, Wm. 
 Culler, Thomas 
 
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 Small, Wm. 
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 O.Oxford, James 
 OBlandford, Daniel 
 0|Chatreo, George 
 0' Chaffee, John 
 0|Elliott, Edmond 
 0|Elliott, Thomas 
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 Deani, .Tuhii, Si^i. 
 Doaiio, .John, .lu.i. 
 Do.uis, Kdwiu 
 Poiti-r, l[uiii'y 
 Oko, Thomas 
 WiiUoi), Roborfe 
 Walton, ITe-ivy 
 
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 Foster. Gcorgo 
 War, Daiiior 
 Stoel, Cli;u-]o,s 
 Pockford, Sininn 
 Pockford, Charles 
 I'cekrord, lioury 
 HayncM, Tlionia-! 
 Sanndoi'H, Eduai'd 
 Sim.s, Sinioii Putei- 
 Wallnirn, .Androw 
 Hawkiijf), Jolui 
 SkeuuDci, Flonry 
 Tori'aville, JNIra. 
 Torravillo, Thomas 
 Torravillo, Den jam in 
 Torravillo, John 
 Oft, David 
 Oft, John 
 Brown, Janios 
 Morgan, Charles 
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 0|Carpentor, Joliu 
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 Brown, John, Sen. 10 
 
 Brown, Thomas, Sen. 1.5 
 
 Brown, Honry 7 
 
 Brown, William 5 
 
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 O'Moss, John 
 0:Mai'shall, Caleb 
 
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 (li-eening, Josopli 
 Iluiub}', Henry 
 Moss, William 
 AFoas, JoHepli 
 M()3», John 
 Moss, Thomas 
 Moss, Ahrahani 
 Taylor, Jacob 
 Taylor, Abraham 
 Taylor, Jolm 
 Taylor, Israel 
 
 Indian Arm. 
 
 Greening, William, Jun. 
 Brown, Joseph 
 
 Seal Cove. 
 
 Gould, Charles 
 Broom field, Henry 
 Prince, John, Sen. 
 Prince, John, Jun. 
 Prince, Geortje 
 Prince, Robert 
 Prince, William 
 Prince, James 
 Prince, Samnel 
 Prince, Samnel 
 
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 Avery, James 5 
 
 Russell, Robert 1 
 
 Skiffington, Adam & Wm 10 
 
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 Fitzgerald, William 
 
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 Fitzgerald, Thomas 
 
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 Gould, Robert 
 
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 Quinton, John & Joliffo 
 
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 Rose, John 
 2j Williams, Thomas 
 0,Sorsolcil, P. H. 
 O,0ruchy, P. H. ^ 
 0|Cunningham, Wm. 
 OiCunningham, Jolni 
 ^ Payne, Charles 
 
 Hideout, Thomas, Sen. 
 
 Hideout, Dinah 
 
 Garcin, Prosper 
 -Newman, Jos. 
 'iChoir, Hezekiah 
 
 iParsons, John 
 
 I Wills, William 
 
 jRideout, Thomas, Jun. 
 llClark, Robert 
 0,Chislett, Charles 
 OiLe Moine, George 
 OGalliott, W^m. 
 Oj Hatcher, Charles, Sen. 
 0;Dolliman, Jos. 
 OBuffett. Thomas 
 
 
 
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 Major, Adnlphus 
 Ro.sn, JdJin 
 lingers, Robert 
 Sticklaiid, John 
 Hare, Roljort 
 Hat el I er, Jolin 
 Hatcher, Charles, Juii. 
 Harding, Abraham 
 Cox, Frodeiiok 
 Jeffrey, JlcDvy 
 Robinson, (Jeorge 
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 Bauilield, William 
 Beiioit, JMagaiuii'O 
 Chinn, John 
 Chafl'cy, Jeremiah 
 Dennis, Rhilip. Sen. 
 Fillatre, Samuel 
 l-'illatre, Tvamund 
 Fillidro, Fraiik 
 viale, Cliarle.s 
 Harvey, Thonris 
 Hinds, Henry 
 Henliii, Edward 
 Hcndin, Mose.s 
 lieiilin, Simon 
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