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 X. IJ. .McArth 11. 
 OeorKc .•<. Ilnliart. 
 f J(■llr^■e (fillies. 
 William (i. ("rail,'. 
 
 I'UKHHYTKKY OK PKTKKHOHdi 
 ♦.fameH Camerim, .M.A. 
 *K. K. Tornuice, M.A. 
 ♦K. .1. Heattie. 
 ♦.rainen Cleliiiul. 
 *Alexaiiiler Hell. 
 
 CM. 
 
 Oeort,',- KiliiiiH.in. 
 *W'. (Jirvaii. 
 •.liwiMih Heniler.^on. 
 
 W. K, .loliimtiin. 
 
 T. Atkinson. 
 •A. KruHcr, 
 •I. Aliraliaiii. 
 J. Little. 
 
 in. I'KK.SISYTKKY OK WHITIiY. 
 
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 •f"lin ^r(•r)nnal.|. 
 Aniln-w Jiuehan. 
 *.J. S. .Steele. 
 A. lleilli. 
 
ACTS AND l'R0fEF.I)INf)8 OF THE EKillTJI GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 MIMSTKHH. 
 •Alex. l;„sH, M.A. 
 *1). McDi.nal.l. 
 .livincK Hiistie. 
 *S. Ac'liciim. 
 
 IV. I'KKHBYTKUy OF IJNDSAY. 
 
 Kr.DEKH. 
 
 •Idlin Matthie. 
 Jaiiie" Liatk. 
 I)oniilil (ir.iiit. 
 Jiilin Micliael. 
 
 V. I'KK.SIJYTKRY OF TOKONTo 
 
 *Win. 
 *\.i lii 
 *\. .'li. 
 *II. M 
 *.laiii(" 
 
 • I'. Ml 
 
 • 1. M. 
 
 • 1!. \'v 
 *r. A. 
 
 *\Vin. 
 ♦.laiiiHi 
 ♦.lalrif^ 
 •»U. J. 
 
 l!(i(l, T).I). 
 iiii Ca>eii, I). I). 
 .11 .Mcljai'iii. 
 . I'iirsiiTis. 
 
 < Caiiiiicliacl, M.A. 
 •!•■. .McUmmI. 
 
 < 'anit'i'un, 
 tlii,'r<'\v, M.A. 
 Taiiiitr. 
 (;ret,r..l).I). 
 
 < Caniiictiael (Kin(^. ) 
 s r.. Fiaser, .M.D. 
 
 Macilniiiiell, n.I). 
 
 *ii<iii. .rniiii ^^cMllrric^l. 
 
 W. Arcli.T. 
 
 W. II. .McMiiriicli. 
 
 JaiiipH .Mcl.timan, l^.C. 
 
 Will. Miirtiiiier ('lark. 
 
 S. ('. Uiinoan-Clark. 
 *(;. K. Dall.y. 
 
 Will. lit'iiiiio. 
 
 .(..Iin .Miliu'. 
 ♦.laiiifs Stirling'. 
 
 Hull. Ale.x. .MorriB. 
 ♦Alex, (inriliiii. 
 
 iV'tir ('rami. 
 
 VI. I'KKSBYTKUV OF I'.AItlUK. 
 
 ♦William Fra^cr, 1). I). 
 
 ♦IJiiliert MiMidii'. 
 
 * Alexander .\lol loiialil, 1!.A. 
 ♦.loliii lii'ipcr. 
 
 ♦.I. 1!. S. Hiirii..tt. 
 
 ♦ David .laiiie.f. 
 
 Till ■man .Slinrtreed. 
 ♦.\. Itaniicriiian. 
 iMiiuan .Mathisiiii. 
 
 ■ f. .1. Ill'ilWll, jilll. 
 
 HukIi 'I'nunian. 
 • I. Allan. 
 
 VII.- PUK.snYTF.RV OF OWKN .SOINI). 
 
 * I )iincan Murri.^iiii. M..\. 
 ♦Anil. .McDianiiid. 
 .\1hx. F. .McKi'iizio. 
 ♦Alex. II. Scott, .M.A. 
 
 ♦Itdliert Murray. 
 •Iiihii Harkiiess. 
 .Jotiii ( 'reasiir, (^.C 
 Andrew MHiill. 
 
 VIII. I'UK.SBYrKKY OF SAlMiFKX. 
 
 .lohn McMillan. 
 
 .1. .M. Aiill. 
 
 .lolui Caiiiplii'll. B.A. 
 ♦Donald M(I,.'.m1, B.A. 
 ♦.iolin ChiHlioliii, B..V. 
 
 ♦ Peter MoOregor. 
 .Tames Soitt. 
 Thiiiiia.< lierrie. 
 Dmican MiMillan. 
 ■Ii.hn McBeath. 
 
 IX.-PRKSBYTKRY OF (U'KLPH, 
 
 ♦.lames Middleniiss. 
 ♦.lames I!. Miillan. 
 
 Alexander McKay, r>.D. 
 ♦.Fames A. R. Dioksiin. 
 ♦Robert Torrance, 
 ♦.lames ('. Smith, B.I). 
 
 Alexander Burnett. 
 ♦Peter Rennie. 
 ♦ Peter Diinhar. 
 
 A. I). Fordyoe. 
 ♦flharlex Davidson, 
 ♦.lolin Molfat. 
 
 SYNOD OF HAMILTON AND LONDON. 
 
 I.- PRKSBYTERY OF HAMILTON. 
 
 
 MINISTKHS. 
 
 .T. 
 
 I.. Iloltertson, M. ■ 
 
 ('. 
 
 D. .McDonald. 
 
 .1. 
 
 .McMechan. 
 
 R. 
 
 .1. I.,".idl.",v.-. 
 
 n. 
 
 ('. Meliitvre. 
 
 ♦.r. 
 
 I-ainL'. M.A. 
 
 *(; 
 
 liriice, B.A. 
 
 *AI 
 
 ex. (Jrant, B.A. 
 
 ♦R. 
 
 Tliompsoii, BL.D 
 
 •.T, 
 
 H, Rrttcliff, 
 
 Kl.nEltS. 
 
 t;. Rutherford. 
 
 .?. Waldie. 
 . A. I. Mackenzie. 
 ♦ .Inrnp^ Hiit:('lii>^on. 
 
 ilanie.s Oslntme. 
 ♦I{. .McNeill. 
 
 R. .Mc'.^ieen. 
 ♦P.t'hisholm. 
 ♦W. M. Livingstone 
 
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THE PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCIl IV CANADA. 
 
 II.-PRKSBYTKRY OF PARIS. 
 
 MINIKTERH. 
 
 •William Cnchrivne, D.I). 
 
 W. T. Mc.Miillen. 
 *W. .M, .Martin. 
 
 1). D. Mcl,p<»l. 
 
 .Iiihii McEweii. 
 
 W. A. McKay. 
 
 RLORRS. 
 
 KerKUs Anderson. 
 
 Thiinias Niohol. 
 
 .lames liutlicrfdnL 
 ♦.Sell) ( 'liarltciM. 
 ♦linlii'it TiirnliiiU. 
 *.\luriliicli .McKenzie. 
 
 III.-PRKHBYTERY OF LOXDON. 
 
 ♦Alexander Urquhart. 
 *Alexancl(;r HenderKim. 
 *il. A. Ahirr.iy. 
 *K. McDonald. 
 
 dolin .1. A. Proudfoot, D.D. 
 *NVil McKinnon. 
 ^John .Milloy. 
 
 Donald McKenzie. 
 Thomas (iordon. 
 Adam Murray. 
 William Stevely, 
 W. Kli'minK. 
 A. MuUdiiiiore. 
 Dr. Kemp. 
 
 IV.-P1!ESBYTERY OF CHATHAM. 
 
 *(i. a. McRobbie. 
 *.1. P. Scott. 
 ♦J. R. Patti.sby. 
 *William King. 
 Fred. Snath. 
 
 D. Mcf/achern. 
 *J. McAlmoii. 
 •lohn Thoinpnon, 
 John Wells. 
 
 ♦Thomas Trotter. 
 *Alex. Partlett. 
 ♦K. B. Stewart. 
 *D. C. Mc.Martin. 
 ThoH. H. Taylor. 
 
 V. PI5ESBYTERY OF SARNIA. 
 
 ♦Daniel McKenzie. 
 D. H. Itohertson. 
 D(mald McMillan. 
 Peter McDianuid. 
 
 VT.-PRESBYTERY OF STRATFORD. 
 
 ♦Archibald .Stewart. 
 *.Iohn McAlpine. 
 ♦John Kay. 
 ♦Robert .Scott. 
 ♦Robert Hamilton. 
 
 ♦.(ames Hamilton. 
 
 John W. Chalmers. 
 ♦('has. Bainl. 
 
 Thus. .Mcl'hcrson. 
 
 (ieorge Manser. 
 
 VII.-PRESBYTERY OF HURON. 
 
 ♦Matthew Barr. 
 
 Robert Ure, D.D. 
 
 A. D. McDonald. 
 ♦Colin Fletcher, M.A. 
 ♦.Joseph McCoy, M.A. 
 
 ♦.I. .McCtndy. 
 
 (J. R. Miller. 
 
 M. Y. Mel -can. 
 
 John Keith. 
 ♦John McRobbie. 
 
 VIII.-PRESBYTERY OF BRUCE. 
 
 .Tohn Straith. 
 ♦ William main. 
 ♦tJohn Eadie. 
 ♦tlohn Ferguson, B.D. 
 
 ♦.Tames (i. Forbes. 
 ♦.Matthew Lindsay. 
 
 tIameK Rowaiid. 
 ♦James Douglass. 
 
 IX.-PREvSBYTERY OF MAITUAND. 
 
 ♦Hobert Leask. 
 ♦Hector McQuarrie. 
 ♦John L. Murray, M.A. 
 ♦ Donald B. Mcl.'ae. 
 ♦Adam F. McC^iieen. 
 Alexander .McNaughton. 
 
 ♦Rober' Ifarrison. 
 Thomas .Strachan. 
 Robert W. Wilson. 
 John Dic'kscm. 
 Roderick Campbell. 
 Finlay McLennan. 
 
 ♦James Robertson. 
 ♦ W. R. Ross. 
 
 Prof. T. Hart. 
 
 A. H. Cameron. 
 
 A. Matheson. 
 
 A. Smith. 
 
 J. McKay. 
 
 A. Campbell, B. A. 
 
 Jan. DoULda?. 
 
 X. -PRESBYTERY OF MANITOBA. 
 
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 ♦Prof. Bryce. 
 ♦James Croil. 
 ♦J. Sutlierland. 
 
 ♦Judge .Stevens. 
 J. Charlton. 
 N. Agnew, M.I). 
 John McLennan. 
 fJeo. Robertsoti. 
 
8 
 
 ACTS AND PR0CKED,N-..8 OP THK KHiHT.I GKNERAL ASSEMBLY OF 
 
 AUDKESS OF KETIKIW; MODKRATOH. 
 
 Principal Mc Vicar, the retiring Moderator, a.ldresaed the Assembly, acknowled^in, 
 r ;r:Lrri r "'? IV''\ ''^'"' ''' ''* ^■^•^•'■"^ ^" '^^'^ •^I"^-a';,.rshi„. and-th 
 
 c « wit" tl i "' r ':; ,'" "" ■ ' "'" ''•"•'""«" "' *'-' J"''- "f t''« Chair, and 
 clos,„,, wUh the .utnnut.on that the tnno had arrived f„r the election of a new Moder;»tor. 
 
 KLECTION OK MODEUATOR 
 
 of ht. Jolin— made no nomination. ' "ameiy, tnat 
 
 1>K. COCIlKiNE ELECTED 
 
 Aggetnl Iv NT \. , ^ '"'""•'" ^'"'* D"^- t-'>chrane be chosen Moderator of this 
 
 AN.SWEKS TO LOYAL ADDRKS.SK^ 
 
 laid before Uer Majesty, w^r^'.;,"s.d to :'ei" ''" ' ''"^ *^"""' '"'^ "^^^^ ^"'^ 
 also laid on the table a despa^Vf o, L Lt C TV '"^ *''''"""''^- '^'•- *^'=V'"'*'' 
 General, acknowledging r;efrAdt::oMT'\ "n^^ " "" ''''^""°^- 
 I^rne, and stating That the AddrL io d be . Jf , r H^ Ex lie? ' H-^^""'^ '' 
 
 to the capital fr.,m the North- West Territ.,ry. Excellency on h.s return 
 
 THANKS T<l KETIRINo MODERATOR. 
 
 Ft was moved by Mr. R. Torrance, seconded by Mr (Jeon-e Rr.ir.. ..n.1 
 mously. That the thanks of this General \ssenihlv 1,. i .! "*"'"'-"' ""'■*"'■ 
 
 the efficient n.anner in which he Zt^ZZ^^^Zi: ^ ^: T7 ''"'T" '"' 
 andf..e..eandappropr.ate sermon wUhk^chl^^ 
 
 REPORT OF BU,SINK.S.S <;OMMITTEE. 
 
 The Committee to prepare l)ii3iness for the Firsf So,l.>r„.,* t n » 
 in a Report, which was reld by Mr. R Tor ance th^^ S^^^^^ 
 
 Report was received, and, in accordance Jl^U "rcomLndat .ms X foi;"""'"*^^'- '"" 
 ments were made, namely :- «i-o">'nenuations, the folJowmg appoint 
 
 I. That the hours of meeting of the present session of the \BsemhIv hn f 
 oclocK in the morning till half-nast tw..lv„ fr,... i u \ . Absomhiy be from ten 
 
 -' «'•■ - " -■.- .«™ri::.;:':;::,;: "uric::: ' : :'r=;"'..":r 
 
HBLY OF 
 
 >ly, ackni)wledgin<< 
 ratiirsliip, and tlie 
 i>f the Chair, and 
 a new Moderator. 
 
 vere road. These 
 fdnoy, Mirauiichi, 
 iiy, Hiirrie, Owen 
 Maitland, Sarnia, 
 >wii, by the Pres- 
 rk and Renfrew ; 
 ictoria and Rich- 
 iind ; in favour of 
 ron ; in favour of 
 ry— namely, that 
 
 neth McLennan, 
 lodorator of this 
 ranu was elected 
 'or and seconder 
 lonour conferred 
 y accorded. 
 
 from the Earl of 
 istance that the 
 11 had been duly 
 • Dr. Mc Vicar 
 f the Governor- 
 tho Manjuis of 
 sy on his return 
 
 I carried unani- 
 ; Moderator for 
 ii-ing the year, 
 present session 
 
 Jembly handed 
 iiniittee. The 
 jwing ai)j)oint 
 
 y *".' from ten 
 noon till half- 
 agreed, St the 
 
 THE l'KK.SBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. 9 
 
 'n^t areTovt* ^m" "l^" '^ ^"''"'"'V''"^' ^^ '"■"-"'"' '"orninK. when the Assembly shall 
 '..ret at el ven o clock, and occupy the first hour of the Sederunt in devotional exercises. 
 
 and Overt !!"'' ^' n v'"'' ^^'l''"'""" ""^ ^^'^"^ ''" '"*""'"'" "^ "^ ^'.-nunittee on Rills 
 W M raf rMT''''- f ?'""'• '■ ^- "■"«'^««' ^^- ^^'^''>-''. ^V. AnnstronK. M. 
 
 J.h 111"'^ G^ Murray, David Morrice, Charles Dav.dson, Seth Charlton, 
 
 U ' •• .;IJ.?' T't *^",^^r'-''/'''>-- The Connnittee w-.e instructed to mee^ 
 to .. ,w at nine o clock, and thereafter on their own adjournments. 
 
 ^ssemilv'^ani"'" ^"""1"'' ^" ' ^;'»"""«« •>» t'>« Credentials of Con.nissioners to this 
 ;lmeTv i; m" "'T ''"•^:^"^'^* -•"'-'> ^^ '- -de in the Asson.bly's Roll, 
 Ind Geor~ n^^'""'" "'^"^'' ''"""• '• ^^ '^^ ^'^'^'"»' *^"-«« «--' J"<i«e Stevens,' 
 
 of th^s^v!™! TvV"?T'"'.'"'^"r'""''''''" '''''' '^"-' ^'^'^"^'^'"f 'h'-' ««"-al Assembly 
 of the several District Synods, and of the Presbytery of Manitoba, namely - 
 
 WatL'^ndl m;:!;!:^^^ ""''''''' ^--^^^y-^--^- a- McLean Sinclair, James 
 Gorc;;n;^:.d D:^?;:^.!'"' '^'"' '" "'- ^^'■"-'^ ^-vmces-Dr. Weir, Mr. D. M. 
 TholJttS:^ 'aw. tt::r "^' ^-^^ Ottawa-Mess..s. J. S. Carruthers. 
 H. iLXL^rlueu!''" ''""' "' """""^^ '^"•^ Kingston-Messrs. R. Hamilton, J. 
 Clew'ldwliir ''"''' " ''^'"""" ^"' ^""'^--^^— • ^- C- ^-i'H, J. 
 Whit'e, anV 5^ !^ R^i:' ''' '^'''''''''' " ^^-^^'^''-Messrs. James Midd.emiss, Joseph 
 
 Or</e,-«/, That the names standing first on the lists of the foregoing Committees for 
 the revising of Records be the Conveners of the respective Committees. 
 
 V. That the following be a Committee to examine applications from Presbyteries for 
 Zlv° TT ."' "ther Churches into this Church, and to report on'the same, 
 
 nan,ely:--Dr. Gregg, Co.um^r; Dr. Mc Vicar, Dr. McKnight, Dr. Grant, Dr. Weir Dr 
 
 n Jii: ElSr • ''~ "■ '' "^^"' ' ""-'-' «-• ' ^^«^^-^^'«- Murdoch 
 
 The Assembly then adjourned, to meet again at eleven o'clock, of which public inti- 
 mation was made, and this Sederunt was closed with the Renediction. 
 
 SECOND SEDERUNT. 
 
 At theCiti, of St John, and withiu ^7. Andn.r. Church there, Thursday, th. 
 Meenfh day of June, in the year one thoma^l evjht hundred and eujht„-ttvo 
 at eleven o clock in the forenoon : ■> . > 
 
 The General^ Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met according to 
 api-oument, ana was constituted ^,.th praise and prayer, Principal McKnight, at the 
 Moderator s reijuest, offering prayer. , oi. mt; 
 
 The Minutes of the First Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
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10 
 
 ACTS AND I'KOCEEDINCiS OF THE EKiHTII (iENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 SI'KrlAI, DKVOTIII.NAL NKKVKES. 
 
 As agreed upon last night, tlie Asseiuljly un(,'agi!d in special devotional services, prayer 
 being offered in succession by Dr. Jardine, Mr. H. Hamilton, Mr. J. C. Smith, with 
 the singing of I'snlirLs and Hymns, and the reading of the Scriptures, in the intervals. 
 
 OH. lURTl.KV INVITEt) TO I'LATKOKM. 
 
 The Moderator, before proceeding to call for the report of the Committee on Bills 
 and Overtures, intimated that (he Uev. Dr. Hartley, Delerate from tlie (ieiieral Synod (.f 
 the Hef( prilled Church in the Cnited States, was in the house, and moved that he be invited 
 to a seat on the platform. The Assembly accepted cordially the Moderator'h proposal, 
 and Dr. Hartley took his seat on the jilatform. The Moderator also informed the Assembly 
 that tiie Rev. NFr. McCord, of the United I'reshyterian Church of North America, was 
 present. Air. McCord was invited to a seat on tlie platform, 
 
 KEI'OHT ox lirslNKS.S. 
 
 Mr. H. Torrance, from the Committee on Hills and Overtures, handed in and read a 
 Report, recommending the order in which the various matters of business should bo taken 
 up, and sugge-Hting the apiiointment of certain Committees. The Report was received, and 
 the Assembly proceeded to the consideration of its several clauses, and adopted hrst the 
 reeommendati(m as to taking up this forenoon the applications from Presbyteries for leave 
 to receive Ministers of other Cliurciies into tiiis Church. It was further agreed, in terms 
 of th.! Report, to appoint the following Committees, namely :— 
 
 I. .\ Committee on Applications from Presbyteries with reference to students and 
 others, as f(dlows : —Messrs. Allan Simpson, Cuhvcikt ; John Crombie, .Joseph White, 
 \i. Pettigrew, Dr. Th<irburn, Messrs. Hossack, Charlton, \V. P. Archibald, Dr. Weir. 
 
 II. A Committee on Returns to Remits sent down to the several Presbyteries, con- 
 sisting of :— Messrs. (ieorge Bruce, Coivemr; John Munro, J. M. Cameron, Wm. Arm- 
 strong, L. W Johnston, W. D. McLaren. 
 
 III. A Committee on .Vpiilications from Presbyteries on behalf of Ministers for leave 
 to retire from the active duties of the ministry, as tollows :— Messrs. A. J. Mowatt, Jas. 
 Watson, Dr. Isaac Murray, .lame.s Cleland, J. R. Battisby, T. Atkinson, J. M. Suther- 
 land, W. Crockett, John Hardie, Charles Davidson, and Jas. Croil. 
 
 IV. That the following be a Juilicial Committee to consider and report on all cases 
 of a judicial nature which may bo referred to the same, as follows :— Messrs. John Laing, 
 <'onwner; A. McL. Sinclair, Dr. McKnight, G. W. Underwood, K. McLennan, Dr. 
 Jardine, Robert Bell, W. Armstrong, J. Middlemiss, J. Thompson (Sarnia), Hon. J. 
 .Mc.Murrich, John Sutherland, Colonel Gray. 
 
 V. That the fcdlowing be a Committee to draft an Address to Her Majesty the 
 Queen, and also to the Governor-General of this Dominion :— The Moderator, Dr. Roid, 
 .Mr. D. AL (;,,rdon, Colonel J. H. Gray, 
 
 VI. That the Moderat<ir, Dr. Macrae, and Mr. Burgess be a Committee to arrange 
 for the conducting of Divine Service in this church im the ensuing Lord's Day. 
 
 STANIlINl) COMMITTEE.S— <ALI, FOR REPORTS. 
 
 It was also agreed, on the recommendation of the Committee on Bills, to call in the 
 afternoon for the Report of the Committee appointed at last Assembly to consider Report 
 on the method of appointing Standing Committees. 
 
 On the further rocomiiieiidation of the Connnittee, the Assembly agreed to proceed 
 in the afternoon with the business left unfinished from the Morning Sederunt, and to call 
 for the Report of the Committee on Statistics. For the Evening Sederunt, it was agroed 
 to call for the Report of the Committee on the State of Religion, and for that. also, oi the 
 
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BLV OP 
 
 \\ services, prayer 
 . C. Smith, with 
 I thf intervals. 
 
 (immittee "ii Bills 
 (Jeiieral Synod of 
 that he be invited 
 lerator'h proposal, 
 iiiL'd tlio Assembly 
 rth America, was 
 
 ried in and read a 
 IS ifhoidd be taken 
 was received, and 
 I adopted first the 
 ibyteries for leave 
 [• agreed, in terms 
 
 to students and 
 B, Joseph White, 
 lid. Dr. VV'eir, 
 Presbyteries, con- 
 leron, \\m. Arm- 
 
 linisters for leave 
 . J. Mowatt, Jas. 
 m, J. M. Suther- 
 
 TIIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. 
 
 11 
 
 Ooramitteo on Sabbath Schools. Further, that the Homo Mission Report bo Ukon up to- 
 morrow evening, and that the Reports on College bo submitte.l to-morrow afternoon. 
 
 The Assembly also agreed that the I{«ports of all Standing Committees thai are 
 printed be distributed among the members as soon as possible, and that when preseute.I 
 by respective Conveners, said Reports shall bo held as read. 
 
 COMMISSIONS, KEl'OKT ON, 
 
 Dr. Macrae, from the Committee on the Commissions of Members of Acsembly, and 
 in regard to the alterations re<|uiii ' to be made in the Assembly ]^,ll, handed in and 
 read a Report recmimending certain changes. The Assembly received the Rei)ort, and 
 ordere.l m accordance therewith -.-Finthj, That the name of .Judge Stevens, returned as 
 rei.resenting three Presbyteries, be removed from the rolls of the Presbyteries of St. John 
 and Peterborough, and retained on that of Manitoba. Sn-onUh,, That the name of Mr. 
 E. McNab, of the Presbytery of Halifax, for whom Mr. T. Duncan was proposed as 
 alternative, stand on the roll of sai.l Presbytery as at first appointe.l. Thinlly, That the 
 name of D. McDonald be substituted f.u-th.atof E, Cckburn.on the rolI..f the Presbyteiy 
 ..f Lindsay. Fnnrtlihj, That the name of J. Charlton remain on the roll of the Presbytery 
 of Maiiit.iba, and bo removed from that of the Presbytery of Hamilt,.n. f'l/fhh/, That on 
 tlie roll of the Presbytery of Truro, the names of Edward (Jrant an<l D. Mc(Jillivray, 
 Ministers, be substituted for those of Edwin Smith and J. A. Logan. Sixthly, That the 
 n.ame ..f James Hossack be substituted for that of J. G. Ross on the roll of the Presbytery 
 of Quebec. 
 
 NEWS ROOM— THOMA.S M. KKHUIIS, Rsg. 
 
 There was presented and read a letter addressed to the Moderator from Thcma* M. 
 Deldois, Es<i., proprietor ..f the News Room, No. :!.-> Princess .Street, tendering to the 
 Members of the Assembly the free use of said Room during tlieir stay in the city. The 
 Clerk was instructed to acknowledge the courtesy of Mr. Deblois. 
 
 Tlie Assembly adjourned, to meet again at half-past two ..clock, of which public 
 intimation was given, and the Sederunt was closed with the Benediction. 
 
 •eport on all cases 
 
 issrs. .Tohn Laing, 
 
 McLennan, Dr. 
 
 (Sarnia), Hon. J. 
 
 Her Majesty the 
 lerator, Dr. Reid, 
 
 mittee to arrange 
 s Day. 
 
 ills, to call in the 
 r> consider Report 
 
 agreed to proceed 
 erunt, and to call 
 int. it was awreed 
 ■ that, also, of the 
 
 THIRD SEDERUNT, 
 
 On. the same (lay, and ,it thi mme place, at h<df-pa.tt two o'clock in the afternoon :— 
 
 The General Assembly met and was c.mstituted with devotional exercises, Mr. 
 Kenneth McLennan, at the request of the Moderator, offering prayer. 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 Ari'LK ATIONS FOR REC'KPTION OK MINISTEK.S. 
 
 As agreed upon in tht. morning, the Assembly proceeded to take up the applications 
 of Presbyteries for leave to receive Ministers of other Churches as Ministers of this 
 Church. Applicati<ms, with relative paj.ers, were submitted and read as follows :— From 
 the Presbytery of Quebec, on behalf of Mr. Thomas Charbonnel, a Minister of the 
 Methodist Church. 
 
 From the Presbytery of Montreal, on beha'; of Mr. B. L. Quinn, an ex-priest of the 
 Church of R.>me ; it being noted by the Commutee <m Ijuis and Overtures, that in this 
 case the re<iuirements of the Reception Act hiul not been complied with 
 
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12 
 
 ACTS AM) I'KOCKKDINCS OF THK KKiHTII (iKNEHAI, AMSKMBI.Y OK 
 
 From tlio Prusbytury of Ottawa, nii l.olmlf of Mr. Joseph Vessot, Aio Presbytery 
 havinir appoiiitiMl .Mr. \V. .Vniistrcii..,' to support the application before the Assembly. 
 The same note as in the cane preceding was, by the (Joinmittee on HiU.s, anne.ved to this - 
 that the re(|iiir.;ment8 of the Reception .\ct had not been complied with. 
 
 From the Presbytery of Ottawa, on behalf of -Mr. F. A. Vernon, Mr. VV. Armstrong 
 and Dr. Moore beini,' appointed to supjHirt the a|iplication betore the A.sseiiibly. 
 
 From the same Presbytery, for leave to ordain Mr. P. .S. Vanier as a Minister or 
 Missionary of the Church ; Ur. Moore and Mr. \V. Arn-strong, as in the case last men- 
 tioned, being ajjpointed to sujjport the ai)plication. 
 
 From the IVesbyteiy of Kingston, cm l)ehalf of .Mr. (Jodfrey Shore, a Mini.'^terof the 
 Methodist Church, Eastern Conference, and requesting that Mr. Shore be exempted from 
 the rule reipiiring personal attendance at tlie Assembly. 
 
 From the I'resbytery of Peterborough, on behalf of Mr. Peter Fleming, whoso case 
 was before the Assembly last year, with a view to his reception at this Assembly. 
 
 From the Presbytery of Toronto, on behalf of Mr. \V. Henry Jamieson, M..\., of the 
 Methodist Church, it being note.l in this case, as in cases preceding, that the reciuire- 
 iiients of the Reception Act had not been comi)lied with. 
 
 From the same Presbytery, on behalf of .Mr. G. A. McLaughlin ; also ,.n behalf of 
 Mr. Daniel IJluo, in connection witli which application it was stated that it came at so late 
 a period that there was not time to send the usual circular letters. 
 
 From the Presbytery of London, on behalf of Mr, (Jeorge Crombie, formerly in con- 
 nection with the China Iidand Mission. 
 
 From the same Presbytery, on behalf of Mr. Thomas McAdam, a Minister of the 
 Free (Jhurch of Scotland. Dr. Proudfoot and Mr. McKinnon bei.r appointed to support 
 the application before the Assembly. 
 
 1)K. KI.LIOTT I.VVITKI) TO PLATFORM. 
 
 At this stage of the proceedings, Mr. .J. Croil intimated that Dr. C. Elliott was in the 
 house, and moved that he be invited to a seat on the platform. The motion was adopted, 
 and Dr. Elliott was invited to the platform, and welcomed by the Moderator. 
 
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 API'LIIJATIONS— co/i^)! lied. 
 
 The ne.\t application from Presbyteries for leave to receive Ministers of other 
 Churches was from the Presbytery of London, on l)ehalf of Dr. Charles Elliott, formerly 
 Professor of Divinity in the Theological College of the North- West, of the Presbyterian 
 Church in the United States. It was moved by Principal Caven, and duly seconded. 
 That this application be granted at once, without remitting it to the Committee on the 
 Reception of Ministers. The motion was unanim..usly adopted, and the Moderator 
 announced that the Presbytery of London liad now leave, as requested, to admit Dr. 
 Elliott as a Mini.ster of this Church. 
 
 A fin;;' application was received from the Presbytery of London on behalf of Mr. J. 
 G. Henders.)n, Probationer of tlio Presbyterian Church of the United States (South). 
 
 The Assembly ordered that the several applications foregoing be remitted for con- 
 sideration to the Committee for the Reception of Ministers, appointed at the First 
 Sederunt of this Session of Assembly. 
 
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 .MK. DOIDIKT ADDEIl TO UElKPTIOX COMMITTEE. 
 
 «u motion of Dr. Macvicar, duly seconded, it was agreed that Mr. Charles Doudiet 
 be added to the Conimittee for the Reception of Jlinisters. 
 
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THE PUESBYTERIAN C'llUUCH IX CANADA. 
 
 13 
 
 STUDENTS, APPHt'ATIONS KOB. 
 
 The Asembly tnok up applications from Presbyteries on belialf of certain students, as 
 to the expediency of their licensure without noin!< throui,'h the full Theulo(,'ical curriculum, 
 and for others, to i,Mve them !i position in the course of study. These api.Iications were 
 froni the Presbytery .)f Sydney, on behalf of Mr. Hector .Mct^uarrie. From the Presbytery 
 .if Kin^jston, on behalf of Mr. John Robert.son, in the sec.md year of th.^ Theolo^-ical 
 Course, Mr. Wilson to support the same before the Assembly. From the I'resbytery of 
 (,>uebec. in favour (jf Mr. .Inhn Pritchard, for license, Drs. Weir and Mathews beinif 
 a|.pointeil to support the applicati..ii before the As-semldy. From the Presbytery of Paris, 
 transmitting a petition of Dr. William Clark, of [^aris, to be received as a student of 
 Theoloso-, under the direction of .said Presbytery, with a view to his enterini,' upon the 
 work of the (Sosiiel .Ministry. Fn>m the Presbvtery of Hamilton, on behalf of "Mr. J. H. 
 Simpson. 
 
 Tiie .\s8end)ly agreed t.i remit the applications aforesaid, with all relative papers, 
 to the Conunittee on this subject apiiointed at tlie .Morning Sederinit to-day. 
 
 ."ITANDINO CO-M-VIITTEES— METHOD OK Ari'OI.VnN(f. 
 
 Mr. P. McF'. McLeod, from the Committee appointed last year to consider and report 
 on the nio.st approved method of nominating the Standing Committees of the Church, 
 presented and read a Report with certain recommendations. (»n motion, tlie Report was 
 received, and it was agreed to consider tiie several clauses s,ri<itini. The first clause was 
 read and adopted. The second clause was read. It was then moved by Mr. McLeod, 
 seconded by Professor McLaren, and agreed to. That without expressing any opinion on 
 the merits of the second or any of the remaining clauses, they bo sent down for the con- 
 sideration of the Presbyteries during the year. The several clauses of the I{«p„rt wore 
 then read one by one, and a vote taken on each as to the expediency of remitting the 
 same, as proiiosed ; and it was agreed to remit the recommen<lations severally as contained 
 in the Report. It was then moved by Dr. Caven, seconded by Dr. Thomson, and agreed 
 to as follows :— Send down tlie Rei.ort ximplindr to the Presbyteries, with instructions to 
 report to the next Oenoral Assembly their judgment upon it, as also up<,n the whole 
 subject to whicli it refers. 
 
 The recommendations of the Report are in terms following : 
 
 1. That the Committee to nominate Stjuiding C(.mmittees be composed of eighteen 
 members, two Ministers and two Elders fn.m each .Synod, and one Minister and one 
 E;der from the Presbytery of Manitoba. 
 
 2. That all the Standing Committees be elected for three' years, .me-third retiring 
 each year, but being eligible for re-election. In order to beg- i the plan e.iuitiibly, each 
 Committee shall decide by ballot as to who shall retire at the end of the first and second 
 years. 
 
 3. That the Honxe Mission Committee (Western Section) shall consist of thirty 
 members, and the Home Mi.ssions and Supplemental Committees of the Eastern Section 
 of fifteen members, each Presbytery having at least one representative. 
 
 4. That the following Connnittees shall c.msist of not more than twenty-four mem 
 bers .--Foreign Mission Committee for Western Section ; the Boards of Management of 
 Halifax, Montreal, and Knox College. 
 
 5. That the following Committees shall consist of not more than fifteen members •— 
 Foreign Missions, Eastern Section ; State of Religion ; Manitoba College ; Widows' and 
 Orphans' Fund, Western Section ; Sabbath Schools ; Sabbath Observance ; Aged and In- 
 hrm Mini-ter,' Fund, Western Section and Eastern Section; Temperance; College 
 Senates. " 
 
 a. That the Boards of Examiners shall consist of not more than twelve niembera 
 
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 ACTS AM) HKOCKKDINdS OK TIIK KKillTII (iKNKKAL ASMRMBLY OK 
 
 7. That the following Committoeg ahall cngist ,.f not m,.re fhiin six mumhurs- 
 Financu ; StatiHtic. ; Protection of Church Property ; Record ; Distribution of Pro- 
 nationorg. 
 
 KKSTiiliATIo.v OK MINISTKHS. 
 
 Tlieru was taken u], h.kI road an extract niinuto ..f i-roceedinsH of the Presbytery of 
 Par.H, trai>Himttin« a petition of Mr. Andrew Hudson, praying to be rej.oned in the 
 nnnmtry of thu (ionprl, fioiu which iie had been dei.osed a.,ine years ago. Tlie petition 
 and relative papers w.ne read. The Minute of Presbytery bore that Dr. Cochrane and 
 Mr. W. r. McMuilen had been appointed to .support the petition bcf.^re tlie (Jeneral 
 Assembly, 
 
 Th re was read, also, a [.etition transmitted by the Presbytery of Kingston, from Mr. 
 Arch.... Id L.-eH, fonnerly a minister of this (Jhurch, but, several years a!,'o, dej-osed from 
 the otHce of the ministry, praying to be reponed without beiuK re,|uired to proceed in the 
 n>atter of his restoration in the manner indicated by the last (ieneral Assembly. 
 
 The Assembly ordered that these petitions, with all relative documents, be remitted 
 to the L'omnuttee on the Recej.tion of Ministers, appointed at the First Sederunt of this 
 Session. 
 
 I'UK.MHINi; IlKKOKK TUK A.S.SK.MDI.Y. 
 
 The Assembly called for tlie Report of tlie Committee a|.pointed in tlie morning to 
 make arrangements for conductiiiir Divine service in this cluirch nn next Lords Day. The 
 Repoit was given in and was adopted, nHommending that Mr. U. M. Parsons preach in 
 the inorniug at eleven o'clock, and Mr. Charles Doudiet at seven o'clock in the evening. 
 
 The Assembly a.ljounicd, to meet again at half-past seven o'clock, whicli was publicly 
 intimated, and this Sederunt was close.i with the Benediction. 
 
 FOURTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 Oh the .■<,ui»' diui, and nt thr mmr jilai-r, at half-iiaxt wri)i n\-t,„'l; in the evening:— 
 
 The Assembly mot and was constituted with devotional exercises, Mr. H. M. Parsons, 
 at the recjuest of the Moderator, oH'ering prayer. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 STANDINU <'OMMITTKK.S— COMMriTKK TO XOMLNATK. 
 
 The Moderator hero appointed the Committee to nominate members to compo.so the 
 Hoards and Stan.ling Committees of tlie Church, as foll,)W8 :— .Messrs. L. (J. McNeill, Neil 
 McKay, A. .McL. Sinclair, R. Campbell, P. McFarlane McLmd, .J. 15. MuUaii, .1. R.'lJat- 
 tisby, Dr. Thomson, James Robertson, and R. H. Warden, Convener, Ministers; ,J. K. 
 Munnis, V. B. Stewart, Josoiih Henderson, .Judge Stevens and James Croil, Elders. 
 
 .STATK OK ItKLUilO.V. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report ,.f the Committee , n the State of Religion. In 
 the absence ..f the Convener, Dr. James, of Hamilton, the Report was submitted'and read 
 by Mr. Thomas Duncan, of Halifax, (^n motion .jf Principal McVicar, seconded by Mr. 
 E. F. Torrance, the (ieneral Assembly resolved as follows ;— That the Report i)o received 
 and adopted. In doing g,,, the Cieneral Assembly records its thanksgiving U, Almighty 
 (iod for the tokens <,f His presence vouchsafed to the Church during the past year, luore 
 especially in such seasons of refreshing as have been grante.l to s.j many of the con'c'rega" 
 
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-V OK 
 
 lix iiiomburs : — 
 ihution of Pro. 
 
 10 I'rosbytery of 
 rupoiiuil in tliii 
 >. TIiu petition 
 r. Cochrane ami 
 >ru tliu tienorul 
 
 ^ston, from Mr. 
 I, ilei>()8i!il from 
 jiroeeed in the 
 iiil)ly. 
 
 Its, be remitted 
 iederunt of this 
 
 the inornitig to 
 ird's Day. Tlie 
 rsons preach in 
 tlio evening. 
 lIi HiiH publicly 
 
 THE PBKSllYTRniAN CIICKCII IS CANADA. 
 
 15 
 
 the evmiitig : — 
 i. M. Parson.^, 
 
 to conipo.se the 
 McNeill, Neil 
 an, J. R. JJat 
 niaters ; J. K. 
 I, Polders. 
 
 Religion. In 
 litted and read 
 ;onded by Mr. 
 'it be received 
 •i to Almighty 
 ist year, more 
 the congrega- 
 
 tions ; for the very marked increase in the grace of liberality towards both the support of 
 the ministry at homo, and the propagation of the (Sospel in foreign and heathen lands, 
 and for the continued, and in many cases, the increasing interest shown by the people in 
 the ordinances of His lumse. While, at the same time, in the prevalence of lukewarm- 
 ness and worldly conformity, in the hesitancy with which the KeiM>rt 8|.eaks of family 
 trammg, the want of proper zeal among young people, and en>ecially young men, and lii 
 the existence of practical evils which hinder the growth of true piety, notwithsUnding the 
 efforts made to meet and overcome them, the (;eneral Assembly tinds great cause for 
 humiliation before God. The (Jeneral Assembly adopta the recommendations of the Com- 
 nuttee, and remits it to Synods, Presbyteries, and Sessions to take order that those be 
 faithfully carried out, so that a more abundant blessing may bo granted us in times of 
 refreshing from the presence of the I^ord. 
 
 HAIIIIATU .SCHOOL.S— KEl'ORT ON. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Committee on Sabbath Schools. The 
 Report, in printed form, was submitte.l by Mr. Allan Simpson, of Halifax, one of the 
 joint c.nveners of the Committee. On motion of Mr. Simi)son, seconded by Mr. \V. Arm- 
 strong, the Report was received. After a free expression of opinion by several members 
 of the Court on certain features of the Report, ami the hour of adjournment bein.^ at 
 hand, It was moved by Mr. Croil,,luly seconded and agreed, -That the Assembly contmue 
 in session till this Report is disposed of. After a further expression of opinion, and no 
 resolution arriveil at, the Assembly agreed to adjourn. 
 
 DK. HARTLEY TO llK KKAKI). 
 
 Before closing, it was agreed to hear Dr. Hartley, the Delegate from the Reformed 
 Church in .\niorica, at twelve o'clock to-morrow. 
 
 The Assembly then a.ljourned, to meet again at ten o'clock to-morrow, and the 
 Sederunt was closed with devotional exercises, prayer being offered by Mr. K. F. Torrance, 
 of Peterborough, and the Moderator pronouncing the Benediction. 
 
 FIFTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 At th,- City of St. John, „wl within St. Andrew's Church there, Frida;/, the ,,x. 
 teentli day of June, one thoiimnd ei;,ht hundred and eighty-two, altenocUx-.k 
 in the forenoon: — 
 
 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met, and was constituted 
 with d.-votmiwl exercises, prayer being offered, at the Moderator's request, by Judge 
 Stevens. ~l ^ j o 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 (JOM.MITTEE ON BILLS, ETC.— REPORT OF. 
 
 Mr. Robert Torrance gave in and read a Report from the Committee on Bills and 
 Overtures, recommending the order in which the various matters to come before the 
 Assembly should be proceeded witli. On motion of Mr. Torrance, duly seconded, the 
 Report was received and adopted. 
 
 SIMMARY OF CHANOE.S. 
 
 There was laid on the table, and held as read, a p.^mmary statement of the changes 
 winch had taken place in the rolls of the several Synods, and of the Presbytery of 
 
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 ACTH AND PROfKKniSdH OP THE KIOHTII (iKNRRAt- ASdEMBLV Of 
 
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 NfanitnLa ,l„rinK Ihu yc.ir The ABs.-rnl.Iy nct-ivvil Mi.l Humnmo'. and orclorcd tho wmo 
 t« l.« iiuorted ill till. ApiKiKlix to the Mii.utt,*. It wm ordoml, al«.., that ihort ..hituary 
 notices of ducoMed ininiBtcrii \m inKtirtud in tlm Appendix. 
 
 KKKEHKNCK ANKNT All'KAI. (iK DH. lUlK I.AV. 
 
 Thurc W.W tdkc-n up a Reforenco from the Synod of Toronto and KiriKiton in r.^Kard 
 
 t(. an app,,al by Dr. Uarchiy from action of tho IVrnhytcrv of Toronto rf» tiriK a 
 
 churn for inoiii.y alh'tjod to l,o du« to hiii. from th.i congrogation of St. Andrew. 
 Cliuroh, Toronto. K,xtnict Minute, of tho said Synod weru roml, ruforrinK tho whole 
 laHo to thi- AsHfmi.ly, and [.raying tho AN8i.n.l.ly to ai.point a CommiHHio,, with AMombly 
 powers to dual with thu said Appeal, and to ,i,Hp„H,. finally of the .samo. I'rofusaor 
 McUrcn and Mr. Andrt.w Wilson, apiM,int...l to s.ipr.ort tin, Ituf.-rfnc-o, were huanl. 
 [t was moved l,y Principal Cavcn, duly seconded, and agreed to,-That in accord- 
 ance with tho ro.,uost in this Il«.ferenco from the Hynod of Tor<.nto and Kingst.in, 
 respecting certain claims of tho Rev. Dr. Harclay against the congregation of St. Andrews, 
 Toronto, the (Jeneral Assemldy appoints ,i small Commission to investigate tho case, with 
 power linally to is.uo |t. Tho Moderator stated that tho Commissic.n would ho issued at 
 a later period. 
 
 HKtRITION <(>.MMITTKK— LKAVK To HKTIIIK. 
 
 Dr. McVicar asked and ..btained leave for tho Conimitteo on the Reception of 
 Ministers to rotiiv during the remainder of this Sederunt, for the transaction of business. 
 
 AI'I'KAI, — HKV. A. IIKLL A.Mi KIKK SK.SSION. 
 
 There was taken up an Appeal of Mr. Alexander I>ell, minister of St. Andrew's 
 Church, Peterborough, on bohalf of himself and tho Session of said church, against action 
 of the Synod of Toronto and Kingston, in tho matter of ajipeal by Mr. Hell and said 
 Sossicm from a decision of the Presbytery of Peterborough, in the r..,o „f an appeal to 
 siii.l Presbytery by Mr. Daniel Pentland, from action of the Session of tho church afore- 
 said in refusing him a certiticato of Church membership. Extract Minutes of the Synod 
 of T..ronto and Kingston in the case, and other papers in regard to the same, wore read. 
 The Assembly ordered that all the papers in the case be referred to the .Judicial Committee 
 appointed at the Second Sederunt, and that tlie appellants and all parties concerned bo 
 instructed to appear for their interests before said Committee. 
 
 APPEAI, — PKB.SBTTKRV OK P. K. I. 
 
 There was taken up next an Appeal of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island from 
 action of tho Synod (jf the Maritime Provinces, in tho matter of the Rev. S G Lawson 
 Tho papers in the case were read. The Assembly or.lercd that the papers and parties in 
 this oaso also bo referred to the Judicial Committee. 
 
 KKSOLUTION -PRESBYTERY OF (JUELPH— ANENT RECEPTION OP MINISTER.S. 
 
 There was taken up and read a resolution of the Presbytery of Guelph in reference to 
 the care to be exercised by the Committee for incjuiring into and rop.,rting on the applica 
 tions of ministers of other Churches for reception as ministers of this Church. It was 
 agreed to hand tho resolution to the said CommHtee. 
 
 STATIKTICN. 
 
 The Assembly called for the lleport f.f the Commiiteo on Statistics The Roporfc 
 was presr>nted in printed fern-, by Mr. R. Toriunce, the Convener, who entered into 
 explanations at length of various features presented in the Rep<.rt, shewing especiall the 
 satisfactory financial condition of the Church during the p;st year. On motion of Mr 
 
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V or 
 
 (loroU tlio Mtmo 
 ■hort iihituary 
 
 <»tiin ill rr^anl 
 o rcdpt'ctiMi,' a 
 
 St. Aiulruw't 
 'iiiK thu whole 
 with AuRfliibly 
 iiu, I'liift'Hsor 
 t, wore heard, 
 iftt in accord- 
 Aul KitiKHtiiii, 
 
 St. .Viulrow's, 
 the caHC, with 
 (1 lie isMUod at 
 
 Recoptiiin of 
 n of businena. 
 
 St. Andrew's 
 iiyaiiiHt action 
 ik'll am) Hnid 
 an appeal tn 
 church aforo- 
 of tlio Synod 
 le, wore read, 
 al Committee 
 concerned be 
 
 I Island from 
 . G. Lawson. 
 tid parties in 
 
 R.S. 
 
 reference to 
 I the applica- 
 rch. It was 
 
 The Roport 
 sntered into 
 ipeciall^ the 
 
 ititin of Mr. 
 
 THE PRKHIIYTKUIAN rilURfll IN CANAIH. 
 
 17 
 
 F{. U. Uiirden, ioconde<i by Dr Caven, the Asiiuiul>ly adopted the follnwiiiK riioiuiion :— 
 That the Report of the Committee on 8tatistic« be adupted ; that it be printed in the 
 Appendix to the Minutes ; that the thankn i>f the Assembly be xivon to the ('ommittee, 
 and especially to the Convener ; that the imiial allowance be made to the C(mvi«ner in 
 recognition of h's services ; further, that the (Jeneral Assembly has heiiid the Report of 
 the Committee on the Statistics of the Church with much K^atitude to (iod for the 
 evidence which it affords of increasing liberality on the part of our people, both in the 
 support of ordinance* anion« themselves, and on !>elialf of the Missions of the Church. 
 
 DK. IIAKTLRY HK.^KIi. 
 
 Tliehourof twelve o'clock liavini; arrived, .U which time it was awieed last niijht to 
 hoar the Rev. Dr. F£iirtley, lepresentinj? the (Jeneral Synod ,,f the Reformed Church in 
 America, there was reail from the uMo a Commission under the hand of the Stated Clerk 
 of said Synod, appointinn Rev. Isaac S. Hartley, D. D., DeleKate /Vim.iniM, and Rev. 
 •John A. Todd, Struwlm to this Assembly. Dr. Hartley wivs introduced by the Mo,lerator, 
 and addressed the Assembly at leiiu-tli, conveyini,' the Christian salutations of the Church 
 represented by him, and giving much interestin.; information concerning her conditi<m, 
 and her mission operations at home and in heathen lands. 
 
 The Moileiator responded to the address of Dr. Hartley in appropriate terms. 
 
 MK. I.AINQ HKLIRVKI) FIloM ItKi.'KITION I'OMMJTTKK. 
 
 Tho Assembly, on apjilication in that behalf, relieved Mr. .John LainK from serving 
 as a member of the Committee on the Reception of Ministers, and appointed Mr. D. J. 
 .Macdoiiiudl on said Committee in Mr. Laing's stead. 
 
 The Assembly adjourned, to meet again at half-past two o'clock, of which public 
 intimation was made, and this Sederunt was closed with tho Renediction. 
 
 SIXTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 Oh the iiatne day, mid at the nam- place, at half-pant twi, „',/,„A ;— 
 
 The General Assembly met, pursuant to adjournment, and was c.mstituted with 
 <levotional exercises, prayer being offered, at the Moderator's reciuest, by Mr. J. H. Logan. 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 rOMMI.SSIO.V — DR. BAKtXAv'.S C'A.Sl!. 
 
 The Moderator now appointed the Commission, agree.l upon in the m.nning, to con- 
 sider and issue the appeal of Dr. Barclay, of Toronto, as follows :— The Rev. Dr. Cook 
 Conveiier; Dr. Bain, Dr. George Bell, John Bell, Esq., Q.C, Donald B, McLennan, Es.,.,' 
 Q.C., Dr. McDonald, of Hamilton, Charles Davidson, Esq. 
 
 COLLE(!E.S — REPOhT.S. 
 
 The Assembly called for tho Reports of the several Colleges of the Church. 
 
 Hamkajc.— Tho Rei)ort on the Presbyteri.an College at Halifax was presento<l iii 
 printed form by Principal McKnight, who, at the same time, explained several i.oints of 
 interest connected with the College. It was then moved by Dr. McGregor, seconded by 
 Mr. George Christie, and unanimously agreed to in terms following :~The General 
 Assembly in receiviiiL' the Rt-nort. of tl... B""rd ■•' *'— Pr.-i— »c-:-r. r-v--- u ••- 
 would record gratihcation at its 8tea<ly advancement and growing usefulness Tha 
 
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 AOtn AND PKOCREbtNllR OF TIIR RIUHTII OBKRRAL AIDRMMLT OF 
 
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 (!on<^r«l Aiwoinhly wnnlil utrnnuly luccpmiiiunil tlm miiiiiitt!rii and jjeople of tho Mftritimo 
 I'rovintuii to t)iiciiurHi<i.' tlii> Uniinl )>y hnarty conp«iriiti>>ii to coin|)I«t« thu uiKluwinunt. 
 Tliu AMotiiltly iioticu that thoiiKli a Inrgur mitii Una huuii contrihutot by thu cmiKruKation* 
 tlian ill tliii pant your, yi't, in c>iiiiii>i|iionc(i of having to providt' for a third profowor, there 
 ha* Imjoii h hiru'o litilicit on tliu yt-ar, and tni^^t* tliat tlio lloard'a appeal for n eollectioii 
 from every Chinch and MiMioii Htation in tho Maritiinc Provincei, will meet with A 
 udAniiiKuu and hearty ri'Hponsi', ito that fnturo di'ticicnciiiii may be avoidod. Tlie 
 A«a«inbl)r woiihl coiniiii'iid thu Colloi,'t( to thu prayom and »up|iort of thu pooplo in tho 
 
 Mariti f'rovir '''■*. ao that, by thu F'lvino blunging on it anil kindred Heminarieii, a full 
 
 •Upply of laboiin m iriay bu provided to moot tho wants of that portion of tho Church. 
 
 MoRRiN. — Tfie Itejiort of the Ouvcmors of Morrin Cullego, Queboc, was prononted 
 and nad by Dr. Weir. ' »n motion of Mr. J. I^inu', dnlv necomlod, tho Heport was 
 received. The AMombly then iippointed Dr. MathewH and v(r. F. M. Dewoy, (iovornors 
 of M'Trin Co!lf_'e. 
 
 MoNTKKAi,, Tho Uep(irt of the Hi.ard of Manaijement and of tho Senate of tho 
 Prcubyteriun ('..; -e, Montreal, was, in tlio absence of the Chairman of the Hoard, pre- 
 sented in printed t rm by Mr. H. H. Wardoii, who at thu sami? time directed attention to 
 iinportKnt points contained thorein. In accordance with tho tirot rocommendation of tho 
 Report, and on tho motion of Principal McVicar, socondod by Dr. Cireffn, tho Assembly 
 rusolvod as follows : — That Mr. John Scrinii,'or, M.A. , be appointed I'rofesHor of KxeK"tic» 
 in tho rresbytfrian Collei,'e, Moiificnl, at a s.ilary of two thniiHand live huiiiliod dollaru 
 pur annum, ami tli t in thu event (<l his acceptance of this apjinintment, tho Prosbytery of 
 Montreal bo instnu'ted to dissolve tint coiinoction between him and his tongiogatioi and 
 to induct him as I'l-ofessor. The second recommendation of the Uo])< it was to tho effect 
 that the Assemlily do iinw appoint a Dean of Residence for thuCoUu'.,. li ;,iontrual. After 
 a free oxprosiinn "f opinion on this recoiiimondation, it was moved by Mr. John L-iing, 
 secondud by Dr. Cavon, and resolved as follows :— That whilo approving of the proposal to 
 secure the services of a suitalile man to take the supcn-ision of the students in residence, to 
 tako chari;o of the library, .iiul conduct the classes in tho literary department of tho College, 
 the Assembly dooms it not oxpodient that such officer should bo appointed directly by 
 the AsseniVdy, but in thu event of tho iip[pointmort to such duties by tho Hoard of a 
 minister on tho roll of a Prosbytory of this Church, tho Presbytery of Montreal bo 
 authorized to ]>laco his name mi tho roll of that Presbytery. 
 
 Qitkkn'h CoLLEiiK AM) Tni VEusiTv. — The Report of the Trustees of Queen's College 
 and University w.w submitted in printed form, by Principal (trant, who addressed the 
 house at length as t(j tho present condition of tho CoUogo, and its prospects for the futuru. 
 On motion of Mr. R. Campbell, of Renfrew, seconded by Mr. M. W. McLean, thu General 
 Assembly resolved as follows :— Rocoivo the Report ; express satisfaction with the 
 evidences of growth as shewn in the increased attendance in all the Faculties ; congratu- 
 late the Board on tho result of the recent application for legislation, and rejoice in the 
 prospect of increased equipment secured by tho liberality of the Graduates and other 
 friends of the College. 
 
 Tho hour of adjournment being at hand, no new business was taken un, and the 
 Assembly, before the close, agreed that tho first order of the day for to-morrow morning 
 should be tho hearing of the remaining Reports on Colleges. 
 
 INVITATION FROM Y. M, C. A. 
 
 There was read a communication to the Moderator from tho St. John Young Men's 
 Christian Asscjciation, inviting tho membor .1 ho Assembly to avail themselves of all the 
 privileges of tho As^ociatiim during their stay iii th-j ciiv. 
 
 The Assembly then adjourned, to m' I ."., \. .!f-pa.<<t sev... u clock, which was 
 publicly intimatod, and the Sederunt was ^:^iji with ihe Benediction, 
 
 [418] 
 
 On 
 
 Tho Ass 
 
 at thu roi|Ue 
 
 Tho Mil 
 
 The A so 
 Moderator h 
 time was oc 
 Dr. Cochran 
 submitted tl 
 prominence i 
 ing ospociall 
 Missions lasl 
 hundred dol 
 
 Tho Re 
 printed form 
 in this dopar 
 
 On mot 
 received. 
 
 At the 
 relation to i 
 stating that i 
 hundred and 
 he anticipate 
 twenty six d 
 
 The Rul 
 
 North-West, 
 Assembly, wi 
 adopted, witi 
 year " in nur 
 
 litUea foff the 
 
 1. His d 
 
 aupplementec 
 stations and I 
 gations for tl; 
 Committee ; 
 our Church i: 
 
 2. In thi 
 of Manitoba, 
 mit to tho m( 
 statement of 
 tields ossignet 
 gregations of 
 
 
\r 
 
 lit) Wftritimo 
 uridiiwinuiit. 
 itiKruKatiiint 
 fuMnr, tbertt 
 ' n ciillectiun 
 muet with » 
 liilod. T\m 
 ui)i)li) in thu 
 mrioB, n full 
 Church. 
 M pruDonted 
 Krport WM 
 ', (iovornor* 
 
 'imtc iif tho 
 Hoartl, pre- 
 fttti-ntion to 
 ntiiiii of the 
 10 Ansombly 
 if Kxt*K''tic8 
 'rod drillan 
 rodhytcry of 
 jgntioi and 
 to thu offect 
 roal. After 
 John Liiing, 
 i proposal to 
 esidenco, to 
 tho Colk'Ke, 
 (liruutly by 
 Hoard of ft 
 ■lontreal bo 
 
 en's Ccjllege 
 dressed the 
 rtho futuru. 
 tho General 
 1 with tho 
 ; ct)ngratu- 
 joice in the 
 I and other 
 
 iin, and the 
 iw morning 
 
 ouni; Men's 
 68 of all the 
 
 , which was 
 
 
 THE PltKHRVTRHlAX CIIUHCil IX CANADA. 
 
 SEVENTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 It 
 
 On thr .viiiif day, uiul ill th$ mtne }il tie, nt half-fhul Mvtn o clock in ih* *t*nii\ij :— 
 
 The AdHi'iiiMy iiifi ml wasconititutt'd with ■. •'.•■ ' '\.\\ oxorcisus, Professor McLaren, 
 lit tho roi|uo»t of thu M u>rator, otroring prayu. 
 
 Tho Minute* of tl • last Sedi runf wore rend and sustained. 
 
 HOMB MISSION)* REPORTS. 
 
 Tho AsHoinbly I Ipd for tho I; .rtsof the Committees on Hoh.v Missions. The 
 Moderator here left thu chair, which was taken by Principal McVicar, and after a short 
 time was occupied by Dr. Macrae, who presided during the romaiiidor of the Sederunt. 
 Dr. Cochrane, the Chairman of ho Home Mibsioii Ooiun it''i\ Western Auction, then 
 submitted their Hi'iiort in printed form, and addressed tho .Vssenil^y at length, giving 
 ]irotiiinence to many important and interostinn features presented thorem, and mention- 
 ing ospociftlly that tho Fund was now out of dobt, ami that tho ci>iitributiiins for Home 
 Missions hist year for the WesttTu Suction had amountod to foi > throo thousand seven 
 hundred dollars (?i;t,7lH)). 
 
 Thu Uuport of tho Home Mission Committoo, Eastorn Suction, w.-ui submitted i« 
 printed form by Dr. McGregor, who dwelt at some length on special aspects of their work 
 in this department in tho Maritime I'rovinces, 
 
 On motion of Dr. Cochrane, seconded by Mr. A. J. Miiwatt, the Reports wore 
 received. 
 
 At the re<)uest of tho Assembly, Mr. .laiuus Robertson addressed tho House ii 
 relation to the Church and .Mannu Ruildiiig Fund for Manitoba and the North-West, 
 stating that tlu! subscriiition.s to said Fund now amounted t' sixty-three thousand seven 
 hundred and twunty-si.x dollars '$(i;t,72ti), and that, with proii les which ho had received 
 ho anticipated that tho Fund would soon amount to sixty-six thousand six hundred and 
 twenty six dollars (*6(j,G26). 
 
 RIT.E.S rOH SI'PRRINTENDENT OF MIS-SIONS 
 
 Tho Rules for the guidance of tho Superintendent of Missis h in Manitoba and tho 
 North-West, recommended by tho Committee (Western Soctioni, 'ir tho adoption of tho 
 Assembly, were read. On motion of Dr. Cochrane, duly secondii, the said rules were 
 adoi)tod, with tho ainendinent of substituting the words "his time for the wonU "each 
 year " in number eight (No. 8) of said rules. The rules as adopted are as f(jllows : — 
 
 Buleafoi- the Guidance oj the Superintendent of Mitsii/ni in Manitoba awl the North-Weit. 
 
 1. His duties shall include the oversight and visitation of all the lission stations and 
 supplemented congregations within the aforesaid territory ; tho ■ ganization of new 
 stations and the adjusting of the amounts to bo paid by the different -'ations and congre- 
 
 gations for the support of ordinances, and the amounts to bo asked froi 
 Committee ; and in general the Buper\-ision and furtherance of tho ent 
 our Church in Manitoba and tho North- West. 
 
 2. In the prosecution of his work ho shall consult with and report 
 ' ■ Manitoba, or such othei Proi»byteiioB as may hereaicer be erected, 
 luit to tho meetings of the Home Mission Committee, in March and < 
 btatement of tho progress of the work, including tho adaptability of the M ^sionaries to the 
 tields assigned to them, and tho fulfilment on the part of stations and su plemented con- 
 CTOgations of tho engagements entered into for tlio support of the Missiouarios. 
 
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 he Home Mission 
 ) mission work of 
 
 i tho Presbytery 
 ■J shall also sub- 
 ■)ber, a detailed 
 
 «.^ 
 
1 #jf.^ 
 
 20 
 
 ACTS AND l'IlOCEEDIN<;S OF THK EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 3. He shall transmit to the Homo Mission Committee an annual report for presenta- 
 tion to the Assembly, containing complete statistics of tlie membership, families and 
 adherents in each mission station and sui)i)lemented conf^regation ; also, the additions 
 made duriiii,' tiiu year, and the extent of the new territory occupied during the same 
 period, with any other niforuiation and reconnnendations that may be deemed imjiortant 
 for the Committee and the (lenoral Assembly to know. 
 
 4. All Home Mission ^'rants shall be paid by the Superintendent of Missiims to the 
 8tati(m8 and .iiipplementod congregations ; and he shall be empowered, should he see cause, 
 to withhoM payments of said grants in cases where the stations and supplemented con- 
 gregations have not fultillcd their monetary engagements, or where statistics have not 
 liecn regularly furnished. 
 
 5. Payments shall be made to the stations and congregations ipiarterly. 
 
 C. No draft shall in any case be drawn by the Superintendent of Missions until he 
 has sent to the Convener of the Home Mission Committee a detailed (juarterly statement 
 of the amounts duo to each station and congregation, and until he has received his sanction 
 to draw for such amounts on the Treasurer of the Church. 
 
 7. In the meantime the Missionary of I'rinco All)ert shall receive his payments 
 directly through the Convener of the Home .Mission C(jnniiitteo. 
 
 8. The Superintendent of Missions shall spend a portion of his time, as directed by 
 the Homo Mission Connuittee, in the other Provinces, with a view to i-nlist tho sympathies 
 and evoke the liberality of the Church in tho mission work in Manitoba and the North- 
 West. 
 
 !». The Superintendent shall report his travelling expenses every six months to the 
 Presbytery, to be passed by it before being paid by the Houjo .Mi-fsion Committee. 
 
 UKCiUI.ATlO.N.S— CHlKUn A.M) MA.VSK HIII.IllMi FIND. 
 
 The Assembly next proceeded to the consideration sinutim of regulations for the 
 management of the Church and Manse Building Fund, recommeniled by the Committee. 
 Tlie regulati<ins were read, one by one, and, with some amendments, were severally 
 adopted. They were then, on motion made and duly seconded, adopted as a whole, as 
 amended, and are as follows : — 
 
 T{e(jiil(itlon.i fur ('hun-li and Manse Building Fund. 
 
 1. The Fund shall be called the Church and Manse Building Fund of the Presby- 
 terian Church in Canada for Manitoba and the North-Weat. 
 
 2. The amount to be aimed at in the first place shall be one hundred thousand 
 dollars (§100,1100) ; the Fund shall be raised by subscriptions and bequests, and the 
 canvass outside tho limits of .Manitolia and tho Norlh-West for subscriptions should not 
 extend beyond two years, and the amounts should be payable within three years, at most, 
 from the date of subscription. 
 
 .3. The money constituting the Fund shall be, at the discretion of the Board, either 
 invested, and tho revenue accruing therefrom be given in the form of grants to congrega- 
 tions engaged in the erection of churches and manses, or shall be lent to such congregation 
 for a limited number of years, either with or without interest. 
 
 4. The management of the Fund shall be intrusted to a Board of nine members, six 
 of these to lie ajipoiiited annually by tho A.ssendily ; tho other members of the Board to 
 be the Superintendent of Missions for Manitoba and tho North-West, tlie Convener of 
 the Home Alission Committee, Western Section, and one member api)ointed by the Home 
 Mission Committee. The ordinary place of meeting of the Board shall be Winnipeg. 
 The Board shall have power to till any vacancies made by death or resignation, until the 
 next Ceneral Assend)ly thereafter. 
 
 5. All applications for aid shall lie made to this Board through the Presbytery of tho 
 
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«HLY OF 
 
 report for preaenta- 
 ^liil), fiiniilies and 
 also, tliu additions 
 d during the same 
 I duumod iniiiortant 
 
 of ^[issi<>ns to tlio 
 hoiild hu see cause, 
 sujiploniented con- 
 statistics have not 
 
 tt-rly. 
 
 Missions until he 
 [uarterly statement 
 coived his sanction 
 
 iive his payments 
 
 lilt', as directed by 
 list the syinpatliies 
 ba and the North- 
 
 lix months to the 
 ,'oi;imittee. 
 
 egulations for the 
 ly the Committee. 
 ts, wore severally 
 ited as a whole, as 
 
 nd of the Presby- 
 
 lundred thousand 
 jequests, and the 
 iptions should not 
 •ee years, at most, 
 
 the ISoard, either 
 rants to congrega- 
 luoh congregation 
 
 line members, six 
 s of the Board to 
 ;, tjie Convener of 
 ited bj- the Home 
 all be Winnipeg, 
 ^nation, until the 
 
 Presbytery of the 
 
 TIIK PUESBYTEKIAS CHURCH IN CANADA. 
 
 21 
 
 bounds, and before being considered by the Board must !>t '.ecommonded by the Presby- 
 toiy, l)ut the Board is to be sole judge as to the merits of the application, and the amount 
 of aid to be granted. 
 
 <i. The assistance where made in the form of a grant, shall not, except in special 
 circumstances, exceed one-lifth of the total cost of the building ; and when made in the 
 form of a loan shall not exceed fifty per cent, of the cost. The nuniey shall be payable 
 only when the building can bo used for service, in the case of grants. In the case of 
 loans, it may be advanced from time to time. No grant to be made or loan ell'ected 
 until the Hoard is satistied that a valid title to the property, or a bond to that etfect, has 
 been secured by the congregation, and that the deed be in the form ajiproved by the 
 General Assembly. 
 
 7. It shall be competent for tiie Board, with the ajiproval of the <Jeneral .\M8embly, 
 to make changes in these regulations, but such shall not extend to the alienation of the 
 cai)ital intrusted to the Board. 
 
 8. The Board shall report its transactions annually through the Home Mission 
 Committee to the General Assembly. 
 
 Rev. J. Robertson was reiiuested to act a.s interim Treasurer of the Fund till the 
 Board is duly constituted. 
 
 BK(il'KST OF THE LATE JOSEPH MArKAV, KM). 
 
 On the recommendation of the Committee in reference to the bpi(uestof the late 
 Joseph Mackay, Esq., of Montreal, the Assembly adopted the following resolution: — 
 That with regard to the liberal liequest of the late Mr. Joseph Mivckay for the Home 
 .Mission work of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, amounting to ten thousand dollars 
 (.*10,000), it is ordered that the interest of the money, and so much of the capital as may 
 be nece8.sary together with the interest to make two thousand dollars (.«2,000) may be 
 spent annually until the amount is exhausted, in assisting to carry on the Home Mission 
 work of the Church. 
 
 nniTisH coi.i'MitiA. 
 
 The Committee submitted the following -Minute in regard to the relations (.f the 
 Rev. Mr. Jamieson to this Church, and as to the changes in these which it may be 
 exi)edient to make, as well as in regard to the whole subject.of the arrangements which it 
 may be desirable and dutiful to make respecting the work of the Church in Britisii 
 Columbia. 
 
 "At the last meeting of the Committee, the Convener having laid on the table and 
 read communications from Rev. R. Jaiuieson, of New Westminster, and the Rev. Dr. 
 tiray, Convener of the Colonial Cimimittee of the Church of Scotland, in regard to the 
 liiitish Colmubia field, a sub-committee was appointed to take the correspondence into 
 consideration, and report. The following is their Report and recommendations, which 
 were adopted : — 
 
 The letters submitted to your sub-committee froiu Mr. Jamieson and Dr. Gray set 
 forth the following facts : — 
 
 1. Mr. Jamieson intimates his desire to be disjoined from the Presbytery in connec- 
 tion with the Church of Scotland in British Columbia, and to bo connected with the 
 Presbyterian Church in Canada; and further expresses his willingness to have a reduction 
 of two hundred or three hundred dollars ($200 or §300) made in the grant. 
 
 2. The congregation of Nanaimo has expressed its desire to have a minister sent from 
 the Presbyterian Church in Canada, and correspondence has taken place with the Coloin'al 
 Ciimmitteo of the Church of Scotland regarding the giving of aid in the event of a minister 
 being appointed. 
 
 a. The Colonial Committee makes no objection to this Church respondijig to the 
 
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22 
 
 ACTS AXU PROCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 II 
 
 I 
 
 
 application from Nanaimo ; Ymt tlio state of the Committee's funds is such that no 
 guarantee of iiecuniary aid can ho given. 
 
 4. Mr. Janiieson represents thattlie First Congregation in Victoria would readily con- 
 nect itself with the Presbyterian Church in Canada in the event of a Presbytery being 
 formed." 
 
 On the reconnnencliitiiiii of the Cominittee, annexed to the foregoing Minute, the 
 General Assembly adopted the following resolutions : — 
 
 1. That a Deputy be iippdinted to visit British Cdlunibia to confer with the Presbytery 
 there, and make imiuiry in order to ascertain the condition and prospects of the Church in 
 the whole field. 
 
 2. That in regard to the application of Mr. Janiieson to be cnnnected with a 
 Pres))ytery in this Church, and in regard to the proposed reduction of the grant made for 
 liis siipjiort, action be deferred in the meantime. 
 
 :i That in view nf what the Church of Hcotland has done and is doing for British 
 Coluniliia, and in the hojio of securing the hearty supi)ort of that Church in any action 
 that may hereafter bo taken in the interests of Presbyterianism, the Colonial Conunittee 
 be informed without delay of the proiMised action of this Church. 
 
 RESOI.UTKiN ni-il'OSIXfl OK UKl'OKT. 
 
 The following resolution for dispo.sing of the whole Report, as amended, moved by 
 Mr. R. Torrance, and seconded by Principal Grant, was unanimously adopted :— The 
 General Assembly adopt the Report as a whole ; express their gratitude to the Great 
 Head of the Church for the continued increase of prosperity which He has been pleased 
 to grunt in our Homo Mission field, Western Section, during the past year, as appears 
 from the Report which has just been submitted ; that the thanks of the Assembly be given 
 to the C(mimittoe and especially to the Convener, for the time and care they have 
 expended on the field of duty which has been under their special care ; that the recommen- 
 dations of the Rejiort with icgard to British Columbia, and the Rules for the guidance of 
 the Superintendent of Missions in Manitoba and the North-West, an>] ih • Regulations for 
 Church and Manse Building Fund, bo adopted ; that the suggestion as to the"^ disposition 
 of the money be(pieathed by the late Mr. Joseph JIackay bb ay.oroved ; and that the 
 Jfoderator, Dr. Cochrane, be appointed a Deputy to visit British C..lumbia, confer with 
 the Presbytery there, and make incpiiry in order to ascertain the condition and prospects 
 of thoCliurch in that district ; and further, that the Assembly thank Mr. Robertson for 
 his energetic efforts in connection with the Church and Manse Building Fund, and tliose 
 subscribers whose pr..mpt and generous cont>ibutions have made these eltbrts'so Lirirely 
 successful. 
 
 DI.SPO.'^.tL OF REPORT— EASTI'.KK SKCTION. 
 
 The General Assembly adopted unanimously the following resolution, moved by Dr. 
 McGreg.>r, seconded by Mr. A. J. Mowatt, for the disposal of the Report on Homo 
 Missicui in the Eastern Section of the Church: -The General Assembly ,ipi,r.,ves the 
 reports and reconnnendations of the Committees (ui Home Missions and Supplemuntin./ 
 in the Maritime Provinces, and while expressing satisfaction at tlio work done during the 
 year past, and at the improved financial condition of both Conunittees, tru.sts that every 
 effort will be made to remove the debt on the Supplementing Fund within the current 
 year. The General Assembly desires to record grateful acknowledgment of the valuable 
 services of the Rev. Dr. Waters, now of Newark, and of the Rev. C. B. Pitljlado, now of 
 Winnipeg, the joint Conveners of the Committee for several years. 
 
 The Assembly adjourned, to meet again at ten o'clock to-morrow morning, of which 
 public intimation was given, and the Sederunt was closed with the Benediction 
 
 [422] 
 
EMBLY OF 
 
 nds is such that no 
 
 ia would readily con- 
 a Presbytery being 
 
 regoing Minute, the 
 
 with tlie I'resbytery 
 ^cts of the Churcli in 
 
 f cMiini'cted with a 
 the 1,'rant made for 
 
 ia doing for British 
 liurch in any action 
 Colonial Committee 
 
 imended, moved by 
 sly adoiited : — The 
 itiulo to the Great 
 le has been pleased 
 aat year, as appears 
 I Assemljly be given 
 lid care they have 
 tliat the reu<ininien- 
 for the guidance of 
 '.;! ! Regulations for 
 1 to the disposition 
 ved ; and that the 
 nnbia, confer with 
 tion and prosi)ecta 
 Mr. ItoliertHon for 
 ig Fund, and tliose 
 3 efforts so largely 
 
 ion, moved by Dr. 
 
 Report on Homo 
 nbly ,ipj)roves the 
 nd Supplementing 
 rk dune during the 
 
 trusts that every 
 vithin the current 
 2nt of the valuable 
 . Pitblado, now of 
 
 norning, of which 
 
 udiction. 
 
 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. 
 
 EIGHTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 23 
 
 At St. John, ami within St. Andrew's Church there, Saturdiiy, the aeventeenth day of 
 June, one thovsatideiyht hundred and eiyhty-une, ni t^i o'clock in tlieforeiioon: — 
 
 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met, and was consti- 
 tuted with devotional exercises, Mr. .1. R. S. Burnett, at the request of the Moderator, 
 leading in prayer. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 REPOKT ON BILLS AMI OVKKTURES. 
 
 ^Ir. R. Torrance, from the C(jnnuittee on Bills and Overtures, read a Report recom- 
 mending the order in which the various matters to come before the Assembly should be 
 taken up. The Report was received, and its recommendations were adopted. 
 
 MINISTERS RETIlUNCi — Ari'LU'ATlONS FOR. 
 
 There were taken up applications from Presbyteries on behalf of ministers desiring to 
 retire from the active duties of the ministry. These apiilications are as follows : — 
 By the Presbytery of Victoria and Richmond, on behalf of Rev. \V. G. Forbes. 
 
 " " Frederick Home. 
 
 " '" A. P. Millar. 
 
 ■' " D. McNaught.oi. 
 
 " "A. Mann, D.l). 
 
 " \V. C. Windell. 
 
 "J. Gray, M.A. 
 •' " .1. Porteous. 
 
 " D. B. Whimster. 
 
 " R. Renwick. 
 
 " Jolin .Scott. 
 
 " M. Stewart, MA. 
 
 " R. Sedgwick D.D. 
 
 •' W. McCullagh. 
 
 " .T.is. Bennett, D.D. 
 " •' S. Bernard. 
 
 •' C. G. (ilass. 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Pictou, 
 
 Ottawa, 
 
 Lanark and Renfrew, 
 
 Peterborough, 
 
 Barrio, 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 London, 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 Bruce, 
 
 Victoria and Richmond, 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 St. John, 
 
 Halif.ax, " 
 
 " Wallace, 
 
 The Assembly ordered tlieso .applications to be remitted to the Committee on thia 
 suliject, appointed at the Second Sederunt of this Session. 
 
 COLLEGE REPORTS. 
 
 Knox Colleoe. — The Assembly called for the Report of the Board of Man.agonient of 
 Knox College. The Report was submitted by i'rincipal Caven, who .addressed the House 
 at length in the interests of the College, directing attention especially to the financial 
 condition of the institution, and urging upon the Assembly the dutifulness of ministers 
 and congregations throughout the Church having conscientious regard to the Assembly's 
 action last year establishing a Common Fund for Colleges. 
 
 It was moved by Principal Caven, seconded by Mr. John Laing, as fcdlows: — Receive 
 the Report ; express approval of the purpose of the Board of Management to take atejis, 
 without delay, for largely increasing the Endowment Fund, and enjoin the constituency 
 of the Colleges placed upon the common fund, unitedly and heartily to contribute to that 
 Fund, according to tiie eatimaies sanclioneii oy the Goneial Assembly, no that the revonue 
 
 [42.')] 
 
24 
 
 ACTS AND l'ROCEEDI.V(;S OK TIIK KIOHTII (iENERAL ASSEMRLY OF 
 
 for th«(.lof,'ical oaucation may I.e male c.,|ual to tho necessarj- expenditure in each of the 
 Collu^'es. The Cenural AHsen.bly, niorecvfr, having in view tlie widely-extended field 
 which tlie Chiircli is huin^ called at .,nce to occupy, would earnestly itmind minist.rs and 
 Presbyteries of tho duty of encourasjin.t;, in all proper ways, such younu men as may have 
 their attention suitably turned towards the ministerial ollice. The motion was carried 
 unanimously, and the Assembly resolved in terms thereof. 
 
 MxMToMA C<)M,k<;k.~ The Assembly called for the Report of the Board of Manage- 
 ment of Manitoba C.dle-e. Professor Bryco stated that the Report, which he understood 
 had been mailed at Winnipeg ten days a^o, had not yet arrived. In the absence of the 
 F{eport, Prof..ss„.- P.ryce -ave an account of his mission to Sc(,tland, whence he had just 
 r<..turned, in the interests of the (;.,llet,'e, -oin- into detail at len-th (,f his ..perations in 
 the old country, stating the various subscriptions which he had received for the supjiort of 
 the C(,lk-e, and the expense attending; the earryin-; out of the Assembly's instructions in 
 this matter. On in,.tion .,f Principal (irant. seconded by Mr. J. Laing, the Assembly 
 unaninpmsly lesolve.l as f.,llnws :-Receive the Report ; thank Professor Bryce for his 
 services in connection ttith his mission to Scotland, and remit the P.eport, with all docu- 
 ments relative to Manit<,ba Clk-e, to the following Committee, with instructions to 
 report to tlie tieneral Assembly on the whole matter at the earliest possible diet. The 
 C.>mmittee was appointed by the Moderator as follows :- Principal (irant, i'.mrcwr; 
 Messrs. R. H. Warden, Prof. Bryce, J. Laing, D. J. Macdonnell, H. M. Parsons,' 
 Dr. McRae, D. M. C,„r,h>n, dames Robertson, L. G. McNeill, Ministers ; Messrs. 
 Sutherland, A. Bartlett. James Hutchison, C. Davidson, Dr. Thorburn, Elders. 
 
 lio/,1, (Al.l.KI). 
 
 The Roll of tho Assembly, as agreed upon in tho morning by the adoption of the 
 Report of the Committee on Bills ami Overtures, was again called, and the attendance of 
 members marked. 
 
 OK.VKiiAI. AS>KMM1,V - NKXr. 
 
 The Assembly proceeded to tix the time and place for the next (ieneral Assembly 
 It was moved by Mr. .1. A. Murray, and seconded, that the next General Assembly meet 
 111 the City of London, aiul within St, Atidiews Church there. It was moved in amend- 
 ment by l'rofe.ssMr ( iregg, and seconded, that the next General Assembly meet in the City 
 of Toronto. A \ote was taken, when it was decided by a majority that the next General 
 Assembly do meet in the City of London. 1 1 was further agreed that tlie time of meetin- 
 should be the secmd Uednesday of June, one thou.sand eight hundred and eighty-three' 
 at half-past seven o'clock in tho evening. ' 
 
 RKPOHT FKO.M (U.M\UTTKE ().\ BIIJ.S— Sll'IT.KMKNTAHV. 
 
 Mr. R. Torrance gave in a Report, supplementary from Uie Committee on Bills and 
 Overtures, recommending that the Reports on the Foreign Mi.s.si„„s „f the Church be 
 g. en in on Mon.lay evening. The Report was received, its recommendations adopted 
 and the Assembly ordered accordingly. 'uopiea. 
 
 The Assembly adjourned, to meet again at the hour of ten o'clock on the morning? of 
 
 [424] 
 
nLY OK 
 
 turu in each of the 
 lely-exlended tiold 
 iiiiul ministers and 
 : niun as may liavo 
 lotion was carried 
 
 Hoard of MannLjL'- 
 icli lit! understood 
 he absence of the 
 lence he had just 
 his operations in 
 fur the support of 
 y's instructions in 
 111,', the Assembly 
 3or IJryce for his 
 irt, with all docu- 
 h instructions to 
 >ssilile diet. The 
 (Jrant, foiirc/ic;'; 
 H. M. Parsons, 
 nisters ; Messrs. 
 Elders. 
 
 : adoption of the 
 he attendance of 
 
 eneral Assembly. 
 1 Assembly meet 
 iioved in amend- 
 UK'ot in the City 
 the next General 
 ! time of meetiii},' 
 nd eij,'hty-three, 
 
 tee on Bills and 
 f the Church be 
 lations adopted, 
 
 1 the morning of 
 s closed with the 
 
 TIIK PKESnVTEIUAX CIIL'ltCII IN C.WADA. 
 
 NINTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 2» 
 
 Af ilie City iif St. Joint, and irithin St. Aiulreir'.i ('hutvh there, Mnndau, the nine- 
 teenth ilay of June, one thon.iand eiylit hundred tuul eight ij-tiro, at ten o'eloek 
 in the forenoon : — 
 
 The General AHsembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met, jjursuant to 
 adjournment, and was constituted with devotional exercises, jirayer being ofl'ered, at the 
 Moderator's request, by Mr. J. S. Carruthers. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 REPORT— CO.MMITTEK ON HILLS, ETC, 
 
 Mr. R. Torrance, from the C .nmittce on Bills and Overtures, read a He[)ort, with 
 recommendations as to the order in which the business of this day should be proceeded 
 with, and other recommendations of a special kind. The recommendations, other than as 
 to order of proceeding, are as follows :— That in regard to tlie applications as to bounds 
 nf Presbyteries, they recommend that the apolication of the Presbytei-y of Sarnia, respect- 
 iu',' the transference of the congregati(m of Strathroy, bo referred to the Synod of Hamilton 
 and London ; and that the applicatiims of the Presbyteries of Sarnia and Chatham be 
 ^'ranted, and the Station of Sombra be transferred to the Presbytery of Sarnia. The 
 Committee further recommended that Connnittees of Assembly give notice to the Clerk 
 of Committee on Bills and Overtures when they are jirejiared to report, so that a place may 
 be assigned to each report on the docket. t)n motion of Mr. Torrance, duly secomled, 
 the Report was received and its recommendations were adopted. 
 
 COLLEliE.s. 
 
 MoRlux. — There was taken up and read an Overture from the Presbytery of Quebec 
 in relation to Morrin College, setting forth the facts respecting the founding of said insti- 
 tution by the late Dr. Joseph Morrin, at the expense of about fifty thousand dollars 
 ($50,000) ; that tlie College i>08sesse3 the Faculties both of Arts and Theology ; that the 
 College, Ijy the will of the founder, was placed exclusively under the care of Presbyterians ; 
 that at the time of the Union of the Churches in 1875, Morrin College was, with others, 
 declared to hold the same relations to the I'nited Church as it held previously with the 
 Presbyterian Church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland ; that the Arts 
 department affords to students the highest classical and lit ,rary equipment ; and that the 
 Theological department has been so conducted as to secure the approval of the General 
 Assembly ; and praying for pecuniary aid from the College Fund, or to have assigned to it 
 a territory from which it might obtain a revenue. 
 
 Dr. Mathews, Mr. .■i']neas McMaster, and Dr. Weir, appointed by the Presbytery to 
 support the (Overture before the Asssembly, were heard. 
 
 On motion of Mr. J. Croil, seconded by Mr. J. C. Smith, the Overture was received. 
 
 It was then moved by Mr. J. Cannichael, of IMarkham, seconded by Mr. A. C. Tanner,— 
 Tliat the territory constituting the Presbytery of Quebec be set apart for the financial 
 assistance of Morrin College. It was moved by Mr. James McCaul, in amendment, 
 seconded by Mr. (Joorge CouU,— That Morrin Cidlege be paid from the General Fund such 
 sum annually as the General Assembly may think fit to assign to it. It was moved in 
 amendment to the amendment by Dr. Macrae, secmdcd by Mr. J. C. Smith,— That as 
 regards the support of Collegiate Education, the congregations composing the Presbytery of 
 Quebec be left free during this year to contribute either directly on behalf of Morrin College 
 or into the common College Fund, and that the Preabytery report the result to the next 
 
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 ACTS AND I'HOCEEDINOS OF THE EKillTII GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 Asgembly. It was ruled, before taking the vote, that the amendment of Dr. Macrae was, as 
 
 ^ell as that of Mr. McCaul, an amendment to the main motion, and that the sense -f the 
 
 tlouso should first be taken upon the amendment submitted by Mr. McCaul. A vote 
 
 being taken, Mr. McCaurs amendment w.is carried by a majority, and thus became the 
 
 mam m.-tion. A vote was then taken upon the amendment of Dr. Macrae, when it was 
 
 lost. It was then moved in amendment by Professor McLaren, seconded by Mr. A Wil- 
 
 8on,-That the General Assembly having received the Overture of the Presbytery of Quebec 
 
 anent the hnancai support of Morrin College, Quebec, recognizing the importance of the 
 
 ^^•.>rk accomph.shed by that institution, appoint a Committee to confer with the authorities 
 
 of Mornn College and the Presbytery of Quebec in reference to the relations of that 
 
 institution to the (ieneral Assembly, to consider what action should be taken in reference 
 
 to the prayer of the Overture, and to report to ne.vt Assembly. A vote being taken, the 
 
 amendment was carrie.l by a majority. It was moved, in further amendment, by Principal 
 
 t.iv.m, seconded by Principal «rant,-That the (Jen.Tal Assembly, without assuming' 
 
 responsibility for the support of a Theological department in Morrin College, yet reco,<niz! 
 
 ing the valuable service rendered by .said College in training candidates for the minlsti-y 
 
 of this Cnuroh, allow the Presbytery .,f Quebec, as its congregati.,n8 may see fit, to bestow 
 
 their contnbutums on behalf of Morrin College. A vote being taken as between the 
 
 amendment of Professor McLaren, now standing as the main moti-m, and the amendment 
 
 of Inncipal Caven, the latter was carried by a majority, and became the judgment of the 
 
 House. 
 
 The Assembly then adjourned, to meet again at half-past two o'clock, of which i.ublic 
 intimation was given, and the Sederunt was closed with the Benediction. 
 
 TENTH SEDEPvUNT. 
 
 On the .^<imr ihnj, and at the. same plaee, at half-past t,m neloeh in the afternoon:— 
 The (ieneral Assembly met pursuant to adjournment, and was constituted with devo- 
 tional exercises, prayer being oflered, at the re(iue3t of the .Moderator, by Mr. Jamea 
 Robertson, of Winnipeg. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 HBCEPTION OF MINISTERS — REPORT ON. 
 
 Dr. Gregg, Convener of the Committee appointed at the First Sederunt to consider 
 app ications from Presbyteries for leave to receive ministers of other Churches as ministers 
 of this Church, presented and read a Report. The Assembly received the Report, and 
 considered its paragraphs seriatim, and in accrdance with its recommendations a.'reed to 
 grant leave to the several Presbyteries named below t.j receive into this Church the min- 
 isters whose names are annexed to said Presbyteries respectively, as follows :— 
 To the Presbytery of Paris, to receive Jlr. Andrew Hudson 
 
 T"r"nto " " Wm. Henry Jamieson. 
 
 " Daniel Blue. 
 " G. A. McLachlin. 
 " " London " " Thomas McAdam. 
 
 roterborough " " Peter Fleming. 
 " " Kingston " " Godfrey Shore. 
 
 LunJon, as a Licentiate, Mr. J. G. Henderson. 
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LY OP 
 
 r. Macrae was, as 
 
 ; the sense <if the 
 leCaul. A vote 
 thus bucaine the 
 rao, when it was 
 . by Mr. A. Wil- 
 jytery of Quebec 
 iiimitance of the 
 h thu authorities 
 relations of that 
 ken in reference 
 being taken, the 
 mt, by Principal 
 ithout assuming 
 ge, yet recogniz- 
 for tlio ministry 
 leo fit, to bestow 
 as between the 
 the amendment 
 judgment of the 
 
 of which public 
 
 THE PRERBYTEIUAN CHl'RCH IN CANADA. 
 
 27 
 
 In: nfii:r}U)i>n : — 
 
 uted with devo- 
 , by Mr. James 
 
 mt to consider 
 Ilea as ministers 
 10 Report, and 
 ^tions agreed to 
 hurch the niin- 
 
 SPECIAL CASEH. 
 
 The Committee, on the application of the Presbyter> of Ottawa, on behalf of Messrs. 
 Joseph Vossot ami .1. .\. Vernon, rooommemled that it was inexpedient to receive them 
 as ministers, although recognizing their services in connection with the Hoard of French 
 Evangelization, and not desiring to interfere with their present position. It was moved 
 by Dr. Gregg, and seconded. That the recommendation be adopted. It wivs moved in 
 amendment by Mr. Joseph White, and seconded. That leave be granted to the Presbytery 
 of Ottawa to receive Me.ssrs. Vessot and Vernon as ministers of this Ciiurch. It was 
 moved in amendment to the amendment, by Dr. Caven, seconded by Mr. .\. Wilson, as 
 follows : — Receive Messrs. Vessot and Vernon as catochists ; but it sliall not be competent 
 to them while occupying the i)osition of catechists a> administer the Sacniments under the 
 authority of this Church. A vote was taken, when the amendment (jf Dr. Caven was 
 carried against that of Mr. White. A second vote was taken as between the amendment 
 of Dr. Caven and the recommendation of the Committee, when Dr. Caven's amendment 
 was lost, and the recommendation of the Committee, as stated above, was carried, and 
 became the judgment of the House. 
 
 MU. 1'. .S. VEKMEK. 
 
 On the application on behalf of Mr. P. S. Vernier, transmitted by the Presljytery of 
 Ottawa, tlio Committee recommended that Mr. Vernier be placed under the oversight of 
 the Presbytery of Ottawa, with instructions to the Presbytery to supervise his education, 
 by e.xamination and otherwise, and to report to the next Assembly. The Assembly 
 adopted tlie recommendation as to Mr. Vernier, and ordered accordingly. 
 
 .MR. OEOROE CROMBIE. 
 
 The General Assembly, in amendment of the recommendation of the Committee, 
 decided that the application of the Presbytery of London, on behalf of Mr. Geo. Crombie, 
 bo not granted i!i the meantime, but that they have leave to employ Mr. Crombie as a 
 catechist. 
 
 .MR. I!. L. yuiNN. 
 
 The Committee, <m the application of the Presbytery of Montreal, on behalf of Mr. 
 B. L. Quinn, reported that it being found that Mr. Quinn liad not appeared in persim, and 
 that the Committee had n<it sutlicient information regarding his ([ualihcations, character 
 and position, di ' not, therefore, recommend the ajiplication for the adoptifm of the 
 .\3sembly. The Report of the Committee was adopted, and the Assembly decided in 
 accordance therewith not to grant the application of the Presbytery. 
 
 On motion made and seconded, the Rejiort, as far as proceeded with, was adopted as 
 a whole. 
 
 REFERRF.D. 
 
 The Assembly .ngreod to defer, in the meantime, consideration of the applications on 
 behalf <^f Messrs. Lees and Charbonnel, reported on by the Committee. 
 
 MANITOBA COLLEGE — OTERTURf; ON. 
 
 There was taken up and read an Overture from the Presbytery of Manitoba, setting 
 forth in substance that Manitoba C(jllege was established for the purpose of advancing 
 the work of the Church in the North-West ; that the erection of the College into a Theo- 
 logical Seminary would secure the end of directing the minds of young men being educated 
 in the North-West to the ministry of the Church, and the f .ivices of such young men for 
 missionary work, at comparatively little cost, in the mission field, during the time of vaca- 
 tion, and praying the Assembly to appoint a Principal and a Professor of Divinity for the 
 College of Manitoba. 
 
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 ACTH ANI. PUOCEEDINOS OF TIIK KKillTlI ..KNKK.U, AHSKMnr.V OK 
 
 !1 
 
 ; 
 
 port^t oZ .. r'f "'., 7"- '^'T" '■'■"" '""• •'°''" «"'""-'-'l. «I'I".i"tcd to .up- 
 T^i ;■';''''',?"*''• '""'''''I ''^' "■""■■'•"' '^'^'^ '•-•■ '-> «S-cd toasfollowa:- 
 
 w^^I t t :7:'"''"^''"''^' '^•- «-'-' A-.n..lv, ■..,...■..,, .1,, „„t .loubt that it 
 
 • -"'itjlM, .H uoll as tl.u liimncml obligationB (,f tl.o Church ir, ro,„oct ..f Th..nln,n..al 
 .cbytuy of M.mitnh. ,M respect tn th. cinc.tion of students f„r tho nunintry. 
 
 '•|.".SIN.. .■OLI,K(iKS-<>VK,<TlKK, I'liKMiV PKliV ,,K MARKIE. 
 
 in J!Z^"S TT7 ?"'' "";' '"''•^■'"""•" f'""" ""• f-l.yt..,^of fiarric. «cttin. forth 
 
 V^JZlul U '^^' r'\' "" *"'"' "' "'^''"'"''' ""'^ "^'""'"^ "f KnoxCollo^c, and the 
 c ona. (,o k,,., M„„treal, was referred for consideration to the Hoards of Mana.-e- 
 
 Z^.::::^? irrT'^r'''"''' •'"-• •"-'^"■^ " ^''•''•^'"-' that it appeared that-at 
 
 f- H "■; ' " "' '";"-"'"' '■■"' ^•'"^' "'" «'"-' ^^i-i- Con 'nlitteo reported 
 
 K . . 1 M '■'""-'^,^'V;';'l"--'' ''"t that no reports had been received fron. the Boards 
 
 o re , m ! T "^"""^'T""^' Prayi„,that the Boards of these Colleges be enjoined 
 
 to repo.t w.thou delay on the aatfer referred to then.. Messrs. It. Moodie and I) 
 
 tt t' ■'"' ""' ""'""•• ''^ '^"^'^ ^'"'"''l"''' Caven an.l Principal McVicar. 
 
 '. . e '""' •" 'T'r '"' ''"'" -'-id-ed. and that however it n.i.ht 1, ve happened 
 
 o n.on that the change proposed ,n the time of opening and closing, the Coiie-'oB was not 
 exped.ent or „. the .nterests of the said Colleges. After reasonin,: it was o, d by M 
 W Arn.stro„g, soconded by Mr. George Bruce, „l agreed to, -That the , • re .' h 
 U var,ous rephes thereto fn„n the Hon.e Mission Con.n.ittee, and the Boar If Kx 
 
 LOVAI. ADIlIiE.SM;s~.MU. |). m. r;ORIiOX. 
 
 ^^'- ^- ^l- ^■'''•'1"» f«ked to be relieved fron. - o„ the Co„„„ittee to draft Loyal 
 
 Addre.sc. I ho Asse„,bly granted Mr. Gordons ,v, and appointed Mr. McW M. 
 
 Lean of Bellevdle, Con^^„er of said Con.mittee in his .stead, and added to the Connnittee 
 a^o^the names of Mr. George Bruce, of St. Catharines, and Mr. Jan.es Can.eron! 1^ 
 
 gl-KKN'.S COLLKGK- TIIK()I,0(iIi Al. MKI'A HTM INT, 
 
 fort1,'^l'r'',T"'''!I!"'''"'^r'^ an Overture fron. the Presbytery of Stratford, settin. 
 forth n substance that U .s of importance that the Church have control of the education 
 
 OulC CM '"'""'• ''':;' ""' "" •''''•'"'"'-""' -"' ™-Hi ..f Theological Professors n 
 Queen College ,s m the power of a self-constituted I?oard, and that these Professors are 
 no under he control of the Church ; that the General Assend.y had instituted :ZZ 
 tund fo. the support of the Colleges of Toronto, Kingston, and Montreal, and that as 
 many persons object to supporting Professors over whom the Church does not exercise 
 eontro, the College Fund is liable to suffer, and praying the Assen.bly to take such acUon 
 
 church. The Minute of Presbytery- transmitting the Overture bore that Messrs. McAlnin 
 
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LV OK 
 
 Ii|M)iiited to siip- 
 3aitiiiiiiig, it wiig 
 to BR follows : — 
 tho Nortli-Wt'st, 
 >iirce8, liiboiirtTs 
 lot doubt that it 
 al School ill tho 
 f our Church in 
 t of Tht'(i|(ii;ii'al 
 .dy given to tho 
 nistry. 
 
 I'll!, scttiiiK forth 
 rl880, an Ovor- 
 r'olleii,'t', and the 
 mis of Matiiiyt'- 
 ppcared tliat at 
 iiuitteo reported 
 rom tliu IJoardH 
 1,'i's bti enjoint'd 
 Moodii) and I), 
 n beimlf of the 
 icipal McVicar, 
 li.ivu happened 
 Hoards wore of 
 dleges, was not 
 ! moved by Mr. 
 th-erturo, with 
 Soards of Knox 
 if a Committee, 
 sideration, and 
 
 J to draft Loyal 
 Mr. JIcW. Mo- 
 
 tlie Conniiittoe 
 ;» CameroJi, of 
 
 ratford, setting 
 the education 
 I f'rofessors in 
 Professors are 
 Jted a common 
 I, and that, as 
 S8 not exercise 
 ike sucli action 
 •elations to the 
 Bssrs. McAlnin 
 
 THE rriKSBYTKIUAN rHUK( II IS f'AVADA. 
 
 29 
 
 and Kay, with Mr. Hamilton as .Mr. Kay's alternate, were appointed to support th« 
 Overture before the .Assenddy. 
 
 Mr. McAlpin was heard in support of the Overture. 
 
 Tlie hour of adjournment havin;,' arrived, the Assembly adjourned, to meet a^ain at 
 half-past seven o'clock, of which due notice was publicly given, and this Sederunt was 
 closed with tho lienudicti(m. 
 
 ELEVENTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 Oil, ilw name day, ami tit the mmf place, at lialf-paKt nenn o'clock in the rrenini/ : — 
 
 Tho Oeneral Assembly met, according to adjouriunent, and was constituted with 
 devotional exercises, prayer being offered, at the Moderator's reipiost, by Mr. Duncan 
 Morrison. 
 
 FOKEHJN .MI.S.SIONS. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Uejiorts of tlio Counnittees on the Foreign Missions of 
 the Church. The Report for the Western Section was presented m printed form by the 
 Convener, Professor Mcl/iren, who, at the saiue time, called attention to points of 
 interest in the several Missions in tho North-West Territory, China and India, under tho 
 direction of the Committee. 
 
 Tho Report for tho Eastern Section of the Cliurch was presented in printed form by 
 Mr. P. M. Morrison, of Dartmouth, who adilressed the .^ssemlily at some length, directing 
 attention to many features (jf interest in tiie Mission of that section of tho Church, in the 
 New Hebrides and Trinidad. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Morrison, seconded liy Principal Caven, the Reports were 
 received, and thanks tendered to tho Committee, and especially to the Conveners, for 
 their diligence in the important trusts couunitted to them in connection with tliese 
 Missions. 
 
 It was moved by Professor Gregg, seconded by Mr. Kenneth McLennan, and agreed to : 
 —That the Report of the Foreign Missions Connnitteo, Western Section, be adopted, and 
 that the Assembly express satisfaction with tho measure of success which has attended the 
 labours of the Missionaries of tho Church in their various fields of operation, and with 
 the state of tho funds, and the increase of liberality on the part of the Church on behalf 
 of Foreign Missions. 
 
 TKISTEES FOU I'llorKKTV AT I'UINCK ALBERT. 
 
 ThefoUowing preamble and resolution, moved by Professor McLaren, seconded by Mr. 
 Croil, was nnnniniously a<lopted :— Whereas no patents for the lands the proiierty of the 
 Foreign Mission Connnittee— have been issued to the Trustees mentioned in the resolution 
 of the Assembly adopted at Ottawa in 187'.>, as set out on page 30 of tlio Minutes of said 
 Assembly ; and whereas it is desirable to suh"'tuto the names of other Trustees instead 
 of some thereof ; the Assemldy do hereby ap^,. t Professor George Bryce, of Winnipeg, 
 Manitoba, Professor William McLaren, of Toronto, Rev. James Robertson, of Wiimipeg, 
 Rev. Hugh McKellar, of High lilutf, Manitoba, and the Hon. Alexander Morris, of 
 Toronto, to be Trustees in lieu of the Trustees named in said resolution, to whom and 
 their successors in othce the lands referred to may be convoyed, and with the same powers 
 and under the same trusts as defined by the same. 
 
 EASTERN SECTION. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. George Christie, seconded by Mr. R. Hamilton, and agreed to 
 lis follows : — 
 
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 ACTS AND PROOKBI)IN(iH OF TIIK KKIIITH CIENKRAL AMEMBLV OF 
 
 1. Tho C.iicrnl A»Honibly rucuKiiizos with gnilitudo tu God the e»id«ncei of 
 vitality and iirugruiMi in tho Saw Hubridos and rinidad Missioiii, aa wt forth in tho 
 Report received, and now adopted, and would commend tho Miwionariei to the affeo- 
 tic>nnt»i sympathy und prayers of tho wliole Church. 
 
 2. The (Jenerii! AhHemlily w<mld express satisfaction at the intelli({onco that the Rev. 
 Mr. McKen/ie, with his family, has sailed for (ireat Uritain on his long way to tho mission 
 tield, so restnrtd in health as to alford the jirospect of being able in ufew months to resume 
 his Work in Efate 
 
 3. Tlie (ieneral AHst-nibly has heard with approval of the measures and success of 
 Mr. Mort<.n in the Held info which he has recently entered, and trusts that the re.iuosts 
 made f-.r donations to pay for the new mission buildings at Tunapuna -the Central Station 
 —may be generously responded to at an early day by the friends of missions throughout 
 the whole Church. 
 
 .IIDICIAI, <:0M.MITTKK - I.KAVE TO IlKTIRE. 
 
 Leave was asked and granted on behalf of the Judicial Committee to retire for 
 business during the remainder of this Sederunt. 
 
 HIS8IONARIES TO UK ON I'RE.SItVTKKY ROLLS. 
 
 It waa moved by Mr. ('roil, seconded by Dr. MoVicar, and agreed to:_That the 
 names of the ministers of this Church who ave engaged in Foreign Mission work, and 
 whose names aro not now on tho rolls of tho Presbyteries of tho Church, be placed on 
 the rolls of tlie Presbyteries witlun which they resided at the time of their several 
 appointments. 
 
 .SAUIIATII KcnooLH. 
 
 The Assembly took again the Ilep.Tt on Sabbath Schools, under consideration at the 
 Fourth Sederunt, but not then disposed of. After roasoi i-ig, it was moved by Mr H M 
 Parsons, seconded by Mr. J. M. Cameron ;-That the Report on Sabbath Schools be laid 
 on tlio table. It was moved in amendment by Dr. JMcKao, seconded by Mr. James 
 McCaul ;-That tho Report bo referred to a Committee, c -nsisting of the members of the 
 Sabbath Scliool Committee who are members of this Assembly, to bring in a deliverance 
 bn tho same. Votes were taken, when tlie motion of Dr. Macrae «as carried, and became 
 the judgment of tlie House. The members of the Committee as above indicated, are as 
 follows :— Messrs. A. Simpson, J. .M. Cameron, J. Carmichael (Markham), J. B. Mullan, 
 H. M. Parsons, Neil McKay, A. Bartlett, J. Croil. 
 
 The hour of. ten o'clock having arrived, the Assembly adjourned, to meet agaii. at ten 
 o'clock to-morrow morning, which was ,.uu!icly intimated, and the Sederunt was closed 
 with the Benediction. 
 
 TWELFTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 i 
 
 At the City of St. John, and within St. Andr«w's Omrch there, Tuesday, th, 
 twentieth day of June, one thounaad eujlit hundr'.d and eightytivo, at ten 
 o'clock in the forenoon : — 
 
 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met, pursuant to 
 adjournment, and was constituted with devotional exercises, prayer being offered, at the 
 request of the Moderator, by Dr. J. B. Fraser. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 REPORT — COMMITTEE ON BILLS AND OVERTURES. 
 
 Mr. R. Torrance, from the Committee on Bills and Overtures, read a Report recom- 
 mendiug the order of business fur the d;'.y, and specially tl-.at in connection Tvitli tht: 
 
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iBLY or 
 
 the eviduncei of 
 » iut forth in tho 
 Eu-ies tu tha alive- 
 
 mco that thu Il«v. 
 way to tho niiaaiun 
 munthi tu roiume 
 
 'uH niij Bucceu uf 
 that tho rci)iioiitt 
 lio Coiitnil (Station 
 iaiuiiB tliroughout 
 
 ttco to retire for 
 
 >d to:— That the 
 lissioii work, and 
 rch, he placed on 
 (if their several 
 
 isidoration at the 
 ■ed by Mr. H. M. 
 Ii Schools be laid 
 d by Mr. James 
 a inombers of the 
 ! in a deliverance 
 ried, and became 
 indicated, arc us 
 i), J. ii. Mullan, 
 
 ueet agaiu at ten 
 urunt was closed 
 
 THE PniSHVTERrAN CHURCH IV CAN 
 
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 re, Tuciday, the 
 ghty-two, at ten 
 
 >et, pursuant to 
 g oflfered, at the 
 
 I Report reeoni- 
 ection -n-ith the 
 
 Heport of the Sabbath Observance Committee tho inonuifial ot • I'rosbytary of ur > 
 
 be taken up, and that tho said memorial bo referred to tho ('i.mi! « to >o spjii in' I on 
 
 Sabbath Observance. On motion of Mr. Torrance, duly hih Jod, thu Re ; itm 
 received, and its recommendations were adopted. 
 
 NOTIIE or RECO.NSIDBKATION — UK. MATHgv, ,. 
 
 Dr. Mathews, of Quotiec, hero jfavo notice that when opportunity was olfere<t, a;id a 
 place assigned him for the purpose, he would move the reconsideration of the action 
 tiike!i List night in regard to placing the names of Foreign Missionaries on the rolls of 
 tho i'resbyteries. 
 
 rOMMITTEE ON COI.LRME 8EN8IONM. 
 
 The Moderator hero appointed the Committee agreed upon yesterday afternoon to 
 consider a;id report on the Overture from the Presbytery of Barrio in relation to the 
 lieriod of opening and closing tho Theological Colloges of Knox and Montreal, and tho 
 replies thereto by the Boards of said Colloges, and by the Home Mission C.jmmittoe, at 
 foUows :— Mr. W. Armstrong, Ctmiriier ; Messrs. J. Laing, U. Campbell (Uonfrew), 
 Andrew Wilson, Dr. J. M. King, R. H. Warden, Principal Caven, Professor Scrimger, 
 W. B. McMurrioh, John Stirling. 
 
 RrPORT — JUDIriAL COMMITTEE. 
 
 Mr. .1. Laing, Chairman of tho Judicial Committoo, brought up and rend from said 
 Committee a first Report, containing the finding of tho Committee on tho appeal of tho 
 Presbytery of Prince Edward Island from action of tho Synod of tho Maritime Provinces, 
 in the case of tho Rev. S. (i. Lawson. The Re))ort was in terms following : — 
 
 In the appeal of tho Presbytery of Prince Edward Island against a decision of the 
 Synod of the Maritime Provinces, the Committee beg leave to report as their decision tho 
 following : — The General Assembly sustain tho apfieal ; express strongly their sense of 
 tho injury done to religion by tho conduct and spirit t>l Mr. Lawson, and resolve that he 
 be rebuked at the bar of tho Assembly by tho Moderator. 
 
 The Assembly being deeply concerned that tho ministry bo not dishonoured, would 
 solemidy warn Mr. Lawson that any repetition of tho offence proved would necessarily 
 incur censure still graver. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. J. Laing, seconded by Mr. .'Eneas McMaster, That the Report 
 bo received and adopted. It was moved in amendment by Mr. J. \. Murray, seconded by 
 Mr. J. C. Smith, That tho whole case be referred to a Commission of Assembly for tinal 
 deliverance. Votes being taken, the amendment was lost, and tho motion was carried by 
 a large majority, and tho Asseudjly decerned and ordered in terms of tho recommemlations 
 of the Report. 
 
 Dis.SENT. — Mr. J. C. Smith craved that his dissent from this decision of the Assembly 
 be marked in th<3 Minutes, for reasons to be afterwards given in. 
 
 PAPER FROM MR. LAWSON. 
 
 Mr. Lawson here handed in a statement, expressing his submiftsion to the decision of 
 the Assembly, and requesting that it be engrossed in tho Minutes. Tho Assembly granted 
 Mr. Lawson's recjuest, and ordered accordingly. The statement is ao follows : — " Whilst 
 tirmly believing that if I had a new trial, where all matters could be considered — matters 
 which were not before the Commission — my sentence would not have been so severe ; yet I 
 bow with all submission to the decision of this venerable Court. (Signed) S. G. Lawson." 
 
 REBUKE. 
 
 In accordance with the decision foregoing, Mr. S. G. Lawson was called to the bar, 
 
 and w;is S'-.lemnly rebuked i y the Moderator. 
 
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 ACTH AMI I'ltuCKKIilM.M iiK IIIK KK.Hril i.KNKIIAI. \S8RM)ti ^ 
 
 yi;KKN M lOI.LKOK. 
 
 Tim AMoiiiblv tiiiik up iiKuiii thu Ovi-rtiiru from tho I'rosliyliry of Siriitl i<l, . . tlio 
 ai>|)ointin<jiit of I'rofunHoi-H of Uiviiiity in l^uouiia (.'ollugo, Kiii«»ton— buforo tho AnHuinbly 
 ytjHtonliiy aftt'irioon. Mr. Kiiy, the other rtiiironuntivtivu of tin- I'ri'Hbytcry. wan lifiird 
 ill mipport of till! UviTtiiru. Mr. K. llitiiiiltoii, iippoiiitiMl liy tlio IVesbytury altoriiati' to 
 Mr. Kay, bein^ culled, laid thitt tiu hail beuii appoiiitud without his coiiMint, and that 
 ho hail op|)oHi'il till' HviTtiiro in tho l'ri>»bytury. No motion buinir »nbmittpd for tliw 
 rucu[>tion of miiil Ovi'iture, thu AsHftiibly oiocuudiHl to tho iioxt order of biwinosH. 
 
 OVKBTUKK AS To LATIN TllKiH. 
 
 'I'luri' wan lakoii up and road an Ovorturo from I'rincipaln Cavon, MoKni(,'ht, fJrant, 
 McVicar, and olhiMH, HottiiiH forth that tho (icnoral AHsombly had hooii lit to sulmtitutu 
 u liobrow critical oxurciHu for thu Latin TlioHin in tho ciirriciilinii of Thoolo^jcal HtudiuR ; 
 that, iiH it is proper that thu Hubjucta of oxaiiiinatioii for LicoiiHu xhould uorruHpond as 
 closely a» (loHsible to thosu umbracud in tho curriculum proscribod by thu Church ; and as 
 thu production of a Latin Thusis, in tho circumstaiicoH in which it must oftun be prepared 
 iiy caiidiilatoM for Liconso, cannot bo royardod as of ureat valiio in promotini; thiur know- 
 lodi'' '' the Latin lonj^uo, while it ix Hometiiiie.t attended with uuuli incons-eiiionce ; the 
 del Assembly is rospoctfiilly ovortured to re'uove the l.,iiin Thesis from tho list of 
 
 Hubjecis appointed as trials for License. Tho Overture wa.s Hupported by Dr. Cavon. Tho 
 (ionoral .Vssoiiibly recoived tho Overture, and decerned in terms of tho prayer thureof. 
 
 I'KAYKU KOII COl.LKOKS. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. H. M. Parsons, seconded by Dr. Mathows, — That this Assembly 
 rocomiiiend to the Cniversitiusand eon),'rej.!ations of this Church to observe on a week-day, 
 to be appointed by tho Moderator, siiecial religious services on liehalf of our Colleges. It 
 was moved in amendment by .Mr. ,J. Feriiusoii, and duly seconded, — That the motion lie so 
 amended that a Sabliath, to bo appointed by the Moderator, should be set ai>art as a day 
 of prayer for Colleges. Votes being taken, tho amendment of Mr. Ferguson was carried, 
 and the Assembly decided accordingly. 
 
 fOLI.KOK FfNK— KKI'OKT ON. 
 
 Mr. II. II. Warden, joint troasur'jr of the Common Fund for Colleges, handed in and 
 read a Uei>ort, stating that while the contributions to this fund fell short of tho amount 
 asked for by tho .\s8embly of last year, yot the whole sum ciJiitributed was greater than in 
 the previous year. On motion of Principal McVicar, seconded by Mr. U. Torrance, tho 
 Assembly resolved as fidlows :- -That tho Report be received and adopted ; that tho 
 Assembly record their thankfulnea.s for tho improvement that hiia taken i)laco in the con- 
 trilmtioim to the College l'"und.s ; that tiie tliaiiks of the Assembly be given to Dr. Ileid 
 and Mr. Warden for their diligence in the matter intrusted to thorn, and that Mr. Warden 
 be ro-aiipointed to tho position he has so successfully tilled during the [last year. 
 
 MANITOBA COI.LKliK. 
 
 Professor Bryce presented and read the Report of tho Board of Management and 
 Senate of Manitoba (college. On motion of Professor Bryce, duly seconded, tho Rojiort 
 was received and referred to the Connnittee on tho affairs of the College apixiinted on 
 Saturday la.st, at the Eighth Sederunt. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 There was taken up and read an Ovorturo from the Presbytery of Lunenburg and 
 Yarmouth, transmitted by the Synod of the Maritime Provinces, sotting forth in substance 
 that siaiistical and huaiicial retiinis were chielly useful for purposes of comparison ; that 
 
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THE HBK8IIYTK' IAN rliriKII IS (ANAUA. 
 
 35 
 
 I, . =. the 
 
 re Iho AitHoinltly 
 tiTy, wad lu'iiril 
 ory iiltcrniktr ti> 
 >imoiit, aiul that 
 limittt'il fur thit 
 
 llHinUHH. 
 
 Knii^ht, (irant, 
 
 tit t" miliHtitiitu 
 
 Inijicul HtUllil'R ; 
 
 1 corroHpoiul an 
 'liiirch ; and uh 
 :un be pri'iiarud 
 ill,' their l\iii)W- 
 nvt.'iiieiiot' ; thu 
 From the liHt of 
 )r. Cavmi. Tho 
 yur tliuruof. 
 
 t this Assembly 
 on a week-day, 
 ir (Ji>lU'ges. It 
 If iiiiitiun tie si> 
 ai)art as a day 
 III) was carriud, 
 
 lianded in and 
 1 if the amount 
 ^'reater tlian in 
 Torrance, tho 
 ited ; that the 
 aco in the con- 
 en to Dr. Keid 
 at Mr. Warden 
 year. 
 
 ma^einent and 
 ed, the Report 
 ) appointed on 
 
 junenburg and 
 h in Hubstance 
 tl 
 
 I pan 
 
 lat 
 
 their value for tht'iwt purposes would I"' iiuTfas.'d l>y 'iann« the i|Uestionii remain from 
 year to y»'ar wilhout ehani^e, and prayins< the Assembly to frame, for the use of the Com- 
 luitteo on Htatisties, a Schedule that may make these returns valuable for piirpos«.s of 
 • '•mparison and history. Mr. I). Stiles F'raser, appointeil by the I'resbytery to support tiio 
 '•verturt^ wiw heard. It wa» moved by Mr. Torrance, and duly seconded. That the Over- 
 ture bo nieii.id and renutted for favourable consideration to the t'oniniittee to bo 
 appointed on the Statisticr. of ''hurch. It was moved in .uiieinlmeiit by Mr. Mcli. 
 
 Sinclair, and seconded, That tbi Overture be received, ftn<l referred to a Special (Com- 
 mittee t<i be ap|iointei| by the Assembly. Votes bein^ taken, the amendment was lost, 
 and the motion of Mr. Torrame lulupted, and tin Assembly decided in accordaiue there- 
 with. 
 
 sl'MI.KMKNTIVIi SCIIE.MK I ul.l'M.N KOK. 
 
 At th. re<|Uest of Mr. Sedgwick, the Assembly agreed to instruct tho Comnittteo un 
 .Statistics to insert a column in the Financial Returns for the Supplementing Scheme of 
 the Synod of the Maritime Provinces. 
 
 The Assttmbly then atljourned, to meet a^ain at hiilf-past two o'clock, of which public 
 uitimation was made, and the Sederunt waa closed h th the lienediction. 
 
 THirtTEKNTH SKDERIINT. 
 
 <hi thf Kiunf (lay, attd at thf Minr place, at hilf-pniil tiro n'rlork in the aftrrnoon', — 
 
 The Assembly met, and was constituted with devotional exercises, prayer being offered, 
 iit the re<)ue8t of the Moderator, by Mr. Neil McKay, of Summorside, I'rince Edward 
 Island. 
 
 The Minutes of the liist Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 HEFOKT ON RKCORDS. 
 
 The .\8Bembly called for the Reports of the Committees appointed at the First 
 Sederunt to revise the Record of tho (lenerai Assembly, and the Records of tho several 
 Synods. Repcrts were given in by the Coi.niittees - On the Record of th< (foneral 
 Assembly, and on the Records, severally, of the Synod of the Maritime Provinces, of the 
 Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, of the Synod of Toronto and Kingston, and of the Synod 
 of Hamilton and London, certifying that those records, severally, were carefully and 
 correctly kept. The Assembly received tho Reports, and ordere<l the several Records to 
 lie attested in terms of said Reports. 
 
 DK. COOHKANK A<'<'KFTf< AITOINTMENT TO IIRITISII COLUMBIA. 
 
 Dr. Cochrane hero laid on the table a telegram from the Session of Zion Church, in 
 relation to his appointment, cjii the evening of Friday last, aa a Deputy to British (.'olumbia, 
 saying, in substance, that they approved his acceptance, if agreeable to himself. Dr. 
 Cochrane signitied his acceptance of the appointment. 
 
 REI>ORT — RECEPTION OF MINI.STEK.S. 
 
 The Assembly took up again the Report of tho Committee on the Roceptifm of Minis- 
 ters. The Report on the application of Mr. Archibald Lees to bo roponed in the ministry, 
 consideration of which was deferred yesterday morning, was again read, recommending 
 that the Assembly empower the Presbytery of Kingston to in<|uire into the circumstances 
 of tho case, as now existing, and repone him in the ministry if they deem it expedient and 
 right. Dr. Oregg moved that the recommendation of the Gummittcc be adopted. It was 
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 :»4 
 
 ACTM AND PKOCKEDI.NdM OF TIIK KKJHTH IJKNEKAI. ASSKMliLY OF 
 
 moved in amuuduieiit by Dr. Ciivun, aocondod by Mr. A. Wilson, -That the General 
 Assonibly regrets that it does not »uu its way to modify the tinding of hist year in tliis case. 
 Votes were taken, wlien the amendnient of Dr. Oavcn was carried, and the Assembly 
 decided in tenii.s thereof. 
 
 Mk. CilAKiioNNKL. The close of the Report referring to Mr. Thomas Charbonnel 
 was re.id, recitin'4 esiiecially the i)eculiarity of his family relations as a bar to his reception. 
 Dr. (Jre'^'f? moved, seconded by Mr. A. Wilson, That the application of Mr. Charbonnel be 
 not entertained by the As,seml)ly. A motion in amendment was submitted by Dr. Jardine, 
 in terms following :— That consideriii!,' the circumstances in which Mr. Ciiarbonnel con- 
 tracted marriage with his deceased wife's sister, and the fact that his other (inalitieations 
 are of ho hi%'h and valuable a character, the (General Assembly does m^t consider his 
 marriage relations suthcient to b.ir his reception as a minister of tlie Uhurch, and instruct 
 the I'lesliytery of Montreal to receive him. 
 
 Mr. Thomas Sedgwick raised a point of order, as to the competency of this motion. 
 The Moderator ruled that the motion was incompetent, and could not bo ontertuinetl by 
 the Assembly. Mr. .Eneas McMasfor ajiitcaled to the House from the ruling of the Chair. 
 A vote being taken, the ruling of the (.'hair was sustained. 
 
 Dr. McKnight tlien moved in amendment of the motion of Dr. (.iregg, -That the case 
 of Mr. Cluubonnel be held in abeyance in the meantime ; and that a Committee be 
 appointed to investigate the scriptural ground on which the prohibition of marriage with a 
 deceased wife's sister is based, and report their conclusion, with reasons for it, to next 
 Assembly. This motion, as well as that of Dr. .lardine, was ruled out of order. 
 
 It was moved in amendment by Mr. Laing, and seconded. That the Keimrt in the case 
 of Mr. Charbonnel be reconnnitted. This amendment was lost by a vote of 47 to 08. Dr. 
 McKnight then moved in amendment, set mded by Dr. Orant, That the motion of Dr. 
 (iregg be amended by adding the words " in the meantime." This amendment was lost, 
 the numbers being .51 to 74. -Mr. J. Laing then moved in amendment, seconded by Mr. 
 D. J. Macdonnell, That the portion of the report relating to Mr. Charbonnel be laid on 
 the table. This motion, on a vote being taken, was carried by a majority, and became 
 the judgment of the House, and the Assembly ordered accordingly. 
 
 STUOKNT.S — A I'l'LK.'ATlONS FOK. 
 
 Mr. A. Simpson brought up and read a Report from the Committee appointed at the 
 Second Sederunt to consider applications from Presbyteries on behalf of certain students, 
 with a view to their licensure, or, in some cases, to the assigning to them a position in 
 the course of study with a view to their attaining full standing as ministers of the 
 Church. The Report was received, and its several clauses were considered seriatim; and 
 in accordance with its recommendations the Assembly agreed to grant leave to the 
 several Presbyteries in the cases of the several students, as follows : 
 
 1. To the Presbytery of Sydney, to take Mr. Hector Mc'juarrie on trials for license, 
 
 2. To the Presbytery of Kingston, to admit Mr. John Robertson as a student of the 
 second year, and, after he has attended the theological classes one year, to take him on 
 trials for license. 
 
 3. To the Presbytery of Quebec, to take Mr. .lohn Pritchard, B.A., on trials for 
 license, although he has completed only t«o sessions of his divinity course. 
 
 4. To the Presbytery of Paris, to take William Clark, M.D., under their care, with a 
 view to the completion of his theological studies. 
 
 5. To the Presbytery of Hamilton, to allow Mr. J. H. Simpson to enter at once on his 
 theological studies, although he has not taken the usual literary curriculum. 
 
 !i. To the Presbytery of Pnnci. Edward Island, to admit Mr. John Ferry aa a student 
 the second year. 
 The Report, with an amendment noted, was then adojjted as a whole. 
 
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 Principal 
 .icceptance of 
 ,ip|)ointed by 
 
 The Asse 
 down for the 
 lleport was pt 
 
 Your Con 
 
 1. Thatt 
 Schemes : Ag 
 
 ■-'. The I 
 number of ^e^^ 
 
 ;{. That ] 
 sent in by twt 
 Thrc disapjin 
 
 4. That I 
 live Presbyter 
 Thri'f make n 
 second, 
 
 r>. {at Thi 
 liave been rec 
 terms of the < 
 the schemes i 
 {<-) Thsit fifUjit 
 favour of thi' 
 mdetinite as t 
 the .Suppleme 
 tlie principle < 
 on the subjeci 
 wish it sent d 
 ing Scheme, , 
 I'ictou, Halifi 
 Ohatluvm and 
 '/irc give scf 
 Bruce. 
 
 Y^our Cor 
 and Sustenatii 
 m a position t 
 
 .\11 which 
 
 The Repi 
 It was m( 
 That in view i 
 Remit aiient J 
 present in opei 
 of the Church. 
 McLeod, as fo 
 !^*>niit; -and th 
 he intrusted ti 
 to next Assem 
 
 #P' 
 
>V OF 
 
 lat the General 
 year in tliis case, 
 il the Aasonibly 
 
 lima Charbonnel 
 tu his recoptiiin. 
 •. Charbonnel be 
 by Dr. Jiirdine, 
 Uliarboimel eon- 
 ler ((ualiticaticms 
 V)t consider his 
 ch, and instruct 
 
 / i)f this motion. 
 ; entertained by 
 int; of the Cliair. 
 
 , "That tile case 
 IV Coni'nittee be 
 ' marriage with a 
 IS for it, to next 
 (jrder. 
 
 e])ort in the case 
 i( 47 to 08. Dr. 
 i motion of Dr. 
 idment was lost, 
 leconded by Mr. 
 onnel be laid on 
 ■ity, and became 
 
 ippointod at the 
 ;ertain students, 
 em a position in 
 ninisters of the 
 id .teriativi ; and 
 nt leave to the 
 
 ;rials for license, 
 a student of the 
 , tu take him on 
 
 \., on trials for 
 
 0. 
 
 ;hoir care, with a 
 
 er at once on his 
 
 im. 
 
 jrrv as a student 
 
 THK PUKanVTKRIAN CHUUCll IN CANADA. 
 
 35 
 
 RKV. .1. SCttlMOBK, M.A. , ACCEI'TS PROFKHSOIWHIP. 
 
 Princiiial McVicar here informed the Assembly that Mr. Scrimger had si^niiied his 
 acceptance of the Professorship in the Presbyterian Colle^^e, Montreal, to which he waa 
 ,ip|)ointed by the Assembly on Friday last. 
 
 HKTURN.S TO KB.MITS. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Committee on the Returns to Remits sent 
 down for the consideration of Presbyteries by the (Seneral Assembly of last year. The 
 lleport was presented and read by Mr. (Jeorjie IJruce, the Convenor, and is as follows: — 
 
 Your Committee be^; leave respectfully to submit the fcdlowinjj; Report ; 
 
 1. That there are replies to four Remits, namely : — On Sustentation and Supplement 
 Schemes : Ai,'ed and Intirm Ministers' Fund ; Standini,' (Jrders ; Temperance. 
 
 -. The Return on Temperance is from Montreal alone. It speaks of the small 
 number of replies from sessions, but of the hopeful view of the work so far as reported. 
 
 .'i. That Returns to the Remit on the Aged and Intirm Ministers' Fund have been 
 <i!iit in by twenty-two Presbyteries. Fifb'fji of those approve of the proposed chanses. 
 Thrc- disapijrove. B'our aiiprove, with sujjijestions. 
 
 4. That rotunis to the remit on Standing Orders have been received from twenty 
 live Presbyteries. Fimrtien of these approve of the proposed changes. Oiu: disapproves. 
 Thri'f make aioditications. .Sciv/t accept the first recommendation, and disappnjve the 
 second. 
 
 5. (a) That returns anent the Remit on the Sustentation and Supplement Schemes 
 have been received from thirty-four Presbyteries. ('<) That the Remit as sent down in 
 terms of the decision of last Assembly calls for a statement of the preference for one of 
 the schemes sent down, and for remarks or suggestions in regard to which of them. 
 (i-) 'VhaX fifUjtn Presbyteries rejiort in favour of the Supplementary Scheme ; eleeen in 
 favour of the Sustentation Fund ; and that liijh) send reports extremely varied, and 
 indefinite as to preference for either of the schemes, {d) That thre>' of those preferring 
 the Supplementing Scheme in the circumstances of the Church, yet express approval of 
 the principle of a Sustentation Fund, (e) One Presbytery decided to make no deliverance 
 on the subject. (/) Three Presbyteries prefer the present system. (</) Four Presbyteries 
 wish it sent d(jwn to Sessicms. (h) Among the Presbyteries favourable to a Supplement- 
 ing Scheme, nine present schemes of their own, or offer important laoditications, \\z. : 
 Pictou, Halifax, Lunenburg and Yarmouth, St. John, Miramichi, Brockville, Kingston, 
 Chatliam and Ottawa. Among the Presbyteries favourable to the Sustenation prmciple, 
 tkrvf give schemes of their own, or important suggestions, viz. : Glengarry, Saugeen, 
 Uruce. 
 
 Y^our Committee respectfully submit that the result of their analysis on Supplement 
 and Sustenation shows that the Church is very much divided in opinion, and that it is not 
 111 a position to adopt either of the schemes sent down. 
 
 .VU which is respectfully submitted in the name of the Committee. 
 
 (Signed) G. Bruck, Omiwier. 
 
 The Report was received. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. W. Armstrong, seconded by Mr. Joseph White, as follows: — 
 Tliat in view of the evident lack of unanimity in the deliverances of Presbyteries on the 
 Remit anent Sustenation and Sui)i)lement Schemes, no change be made in the scheme at 
 present in operation, but tlie .Assembly commend it to the increased sup])ort and liberality 
 of the Church. It was moved in amendment by Mr. E. D. .Millar, seconded by Mr. P. McF. 
 McLeod, as follows : — In view of the diversity of opinion manifested by the returns to the 
 Hcmiti and the lame iinioiint of material forwarded by Preahyti-rieB. that the whole matter 
 be intrusted to a special committee, with directions to draft a now scheme, to be reiwrteil 
 to next Assembly. 
 
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 36 
 
 ACTS AM) I'liOCEKDI.VOS OK THE EIGHTH OENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 
 
 While these iiidtions were under consideration the liDur uf adjuurnnient arrived, and 
 the Assembly a(ljo\iriied, tn meet again at liiilf-[past 8e\'en o'clnck, of whicli ymblic intima- 
 tion was iiiiide, and tliu Sederunt was closed with the lienedictinn. 
 
 KOUKTKKNTII SEDERUNT. 
 
 Oil ihr 
 
 ilmi, (lull iif flic mime f)lita\, iit liiilfjui.tt .•ni'in o'clorl; in the evening: — 
 
 The General Assembly met, and was constituted with devotional exercises, Mr. J. A. 
 Murray, of London, at the Moderator's reijuest, leading; in prayer. 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were road and sustained 
 
 KKASONS OK DISSKNT — MK. .1. I'. SMITH. 
 
 The reasons of dissent of Mr, J. C. Smith, of (iueli)h, from the action of the Assembly 
 in the matter of the Afnieal of the Presbjiery of Trince Edward Island from a decision of 
 the Synod of the Maritime Provinces in the case of the Rev. S. (J. Lawson, were here 
 handed in and read. The reasons of dissent were received and ordered to be engrossed 
 in the Minutes, and are as follows : — 
 
 liiasdus of iJis.rint in Lawson Cane. 
 
 1. Because the facts of the cas.e, so far as brought out on the floor of the Assembly, 
 do not, in my opinion, warrant the decision come to. 
 
 2. Because in a matter involving conseijuences of such gravity both to individuals and 
 to the cause of religion generally, every legitimate means ought to have been resorted to 
 prior to the recording of any tinal judgment. 
 
 3. Because the [larty placed under the censure of the General Assembly signified his 
 willingness to submit to the sentence of tlie Supremo Court in the faee of a iniften conric- 
 tioii oil Ills pint, and read in open Coiirf, to the etl'oct that he solemidy believed that a 
 commission, if appointed to examine further into the merits of the case, would, in all 
 pr'ibability, see its way to a finding of less severity, and iu more obvious harmony with 
 the interests of justice. 
 
 On motion of Mr. Middlemi.ss, seconded by Dr. Thomson, the Assembly agreed to 
 appoint a Committee to answer the reasons of dissent given in by Mr. Smith. The Com- 
 mittee was appointed as folhjws :— Mr. Middlemiss, Dr. Caven, Prof. McLaren, Dr. 
 Thomson, Mr. .E. JIcMaster. 
 
 RKCORK — I'HE.SBVTERY OF MANITOB.\. 
 
 The Committee apiiointed to revise the Minutes of the Presbytery of Manitoba gave 
 in a Report, which was read, stating that said Minutes were carefully and correctly kept, 
 but noting a peculi'.rity in the practice of the Presbytery in the rece[)tion of Ministers. 
 .\fter exjilanations fmm the Clerk of the Presbytery, the Assembly received the Report, 
 and ordered said Minates to be attested as kept in a careful and correct manner. 
 
 FRENCH EVANGELIZATION. 
 
 The Assembly called for tlio Report of the French Evangelization Board. Dr. 
 McVicar, the Chairman of the Hoard, presented the Report in printed form, and then 
 moved that the Report be received and adopted. The motion was seconded by Mr. 
 UaJviii E. Amaron. On tJie invitation of the Assembly, additional addregses in the 
 interest of the French Evangelization Scheme were delivered by the following ministers, 
 
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SSEMHLY OF 
 
 iiuruineiit arrived, and 
 f whiuli {lublic intiiiia- 
 
 'clod; in the eveidru/ : — 
 al exerciaes, Mr. J. A. 
 
 iction of the Assembly 
 and from a decision of 
 (1. Lawgiin, were liere 
 (lered to be en^'rossed 
 
 Hoor of the Assembly, 
 
 iiith to individuals and 
 have been resorted to 
 
 Assembly si<^nified his 
 (CI iif II ii-riitiii cuiii'ic- 
 Miiiily believed that a 
 he case, would, in all 
 )bvious harmony with 
 
 e Assembly agreed to 
 
 fr. Smith. The Com- 
 
 I'rof. McLaren, Dr. 
 
 tcry of Manitolia gave 
 ly and correctly kejit, 
 eception of Ministers, 
 received the Report, 
 rect manner. 
 
 elization Board. Dr. 
 inted form, and then 
 was seconded by Mr. 
 lual addresses ni the 
 le following ministers, 
 
 THE PRESBYTERIAX rilURCH IN CANADA. 01 
 
 namely : — Messrs. C. A. Doudiet, A. B. Cruchet, Prof. D. Coussirat, A. C. Tanner, and 
 C. Chiniiiuy. The motion for the reception and adoptir)n of the Report was then carried. 
 The hour of adjournment having arrived, the Assembly adjourned, to meet again at 
 ten o'clock to-morrow morning, of which notice was publicly given, and this Sederunt was 
 closed with the Benediction. 
 
 FIFTEENTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 At flw Citij i>f St. John, a)id irHhin St. Aiulrein's Churflt theiv, Wi'ihie^ilay, thf 
 tu'i-ntij-Jir^t dai) of Jiiiii^, imi' tlioasand eiijhl huiidrnd ami eiijhtij-tu:i> yi am, al 
 ten o'clock in the fuirnoon : — 
 
 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met, and was consti- 
 tuted with devotional exercises, prayer being otf'ored, at the Moderator's recjuest, by 
 .Mr, Colin Fletcher. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 UKPORT OF COMMITTKE ON BII.I.S, KTI'. 
 
 Mr. D. Stiles Fraser, from the Connnittee on Bills and Overture.s, presented and 
 n-.id a Report recommending the order <if business for the daj'. On motion of Mr. 
 Fraser, the Rei)ort was received and adopted. 
 
 ACEO ANIi INFIRM .MtNISTElw' FUNII. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Reports of the Committees on the Agod nnd Infirm 
 Ministers' Funds for the Western and Eastern Section of the Church. The Rt!port for the 
 'A'estern Section of the Church was sul)mitted in printed form by Mr. James Middlemiss, 
 the Convener of the Committee. It was moved by Mr. J. Laing, seconded by Mr. M. VV. 
 McLean, and unanimously agreed to, as follows ; — Receive the Report, and temler the 
 thanks of the Assembly to the Convener and other members of the Committee for the 
 care witli which the Fund has been administered. Further, record satisfaction with the 
 improved position of the Fund as reported, and approval of the purjjose expressed to make 
 no reduction in the annuity, and to aim at an increase thereof ; and inasmuch as this 
 .Vssenil)ly lias granted leave to several ministers, who are no longer able to serve the Church 
 iiitively, to retire, earnestly commend tlie Fund to the ministers and membersliip of the 
 Church, and instruct all Sessions to consider what they can do towards increasing the 
 income of the Fund, and to send contributions to it ; and further, instruct Presbyteries to 
 see that this instruction of the Assembly is attended to. 
 
 KASTKRN SUCTION. 
 
 The Report for the Eastern Section was submitted and read by Mr. McL. Sinclair, 
 the Convener of the Committee. It was moved by Dr. Jardine, seconded by Mr. Allan 
 Simi)Son, and agreed to, — That the Report, including the Regulations for the Management 
 "f the Fund in the Eastern Section, be received and adopted, and the thanks of the 
 .\ssembly given to the Committee, especially to the Convener, for their eliicient manage- 
 ment of the Fund. 
 
 [The regulations referred to in the foregoing resolution will be found in the Appendix.] 
 
 AOED AND INFIRM .MINI.STER.s' FUND — PROPOSED CHANOBS. 
 
 Tile Asseuibly entered upon the consideration of the proposed changes iu the Regula- 
 tions for the Management of the Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund for the Western 
 
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 i\ 
 
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 .38 
 
 ACTS AND I'ROCKEDINdS OF TIIK KKillTH OKNERAL AKHEMBLY OF 
 
 ''y^^':>^ 
 
 I 
 
 Section— sent down last yt'ar for the considenition of I'rosbyterieH. The Ketiinis to the 
 lU-niit on this Bnl)ject were rem!, setting forth tluit fi/tivn Presbyteries approved of the 
 pioposed clianges ; that three Presbyteries disapproved, and that f<mr approved with 
 sug^roBtions. There were read also Overtures from the Presbyteries of Huron and Paris 
 in reference to tlie chanLjes i)roi)osed, and making Huwestions as to the alterations which it 
 might be exjiedient to adopt. 
 
 Mr. Colin Fletcher was lu'ard in su|)i)ort of tlie Overture from the Presbytery of 
 Huron, instead of Afr. Joseph McCoy, ajjpointed by tlie Presbytery, but who, under 
 medical advice, refrained from addrossini,' the Assembly. It was moved by Dr. Keid, 
 seconded by Dr. Thomson, and agieed to.— That the changes proposed to be made in said 
 Regulations be now adopte(', in accordance with the Returns to the Remit sent up by the 
 Presbyteries reporting on the matter ; and that the Overtures from the Presbyteries of 
 Huron and Paris on this subject, together with the Returns to the Remit from other Pres- 
 byteries, be Kent down to the Coiiiniitteo to be appointed for the administraticm of the 
 Aged and Intirm .Ministers' Fund i Western Section), to consider the same during the year, 
 and report to next Assembly. 
 
 KKl'OKT — NOMINATION COM.MITTKF,. 
 
 The Assembly, iis agreed upon by the ad.iption of the Report of the Committee on 
 Bills and Overtures, in the morning, called for the [{oport of the Committee appointed at 
 the Fourth Sederunt to nominate mendiers of the Hoards and Standing Committees of the 
 Church. The Report was submitted by ^^r. R. H. Wardau, the Convener of the Com- 
 mittee. On motion of Mr. Warden, duly .seconded, the Report was received, and it was 
 agreed to consider its several clauses ^erintim. Consideration of the Report was proceeded 
 with until reaching the clause respecting the Senates of Knox and ^[ontreal Colleges, 
 when, on motion of Prof. McLaren, seconded by I'rinciiial McVicar, the following resolu- 
 tion relative to the composition of said Senatus of said Sen.ites, was unanimously adopted : 
 —That By-Law No. 8, regulating the number of members in the Senate of the Presby- 
 terian College, Montreal, be amended so as to read as follows : " Tlie Principal, Professors, 
 and Lecturers of the College, together with not less than twelve members of the Church, 
 shall be annually appointed by the (ieneral Assembly as a "College Senate," to whom 
 shall be intrusted the reception, academical superintendence, and discipline of the 
 students, and of all other persons within the said College. The Senate shall take a general 
 inspection of all internal arrangements of the College, and of the studies of the students, 
 and shall place said students in that year of the curriculum to which they may be certified 
 by the Presbyteries, -ir by f.ich other body as the Assembly may detennine, and shall have 
 charge of the Library and Museum." The Senates were then appointed in accordance 
 with the By-law thus amended. 
 
 The consideration of the Report was proceeded with till the Conmiittee for the Dis- 
 tribution of Probationers was reached, when it was agreed to postpone the appointment of 
 this Committee until the Report on Distribution for lust year shall liave been submitted. 
 The remaining part of the Re))ort was then considered, and the several Pxwrds and Com- 
 mittees, as written below, were appointed. The Report, with amendments, was then, on 
 motion of Dr. Caven, duly seconded, adopted as a whole, as f<dlows :— 
 
 I . — K N O X C O L L E (! E . 
 
 (1) BOARD OF MANA(!EMENT. 
 
 Mr. W. M. Clark, Chmrmmi ; Principal Caven, Prof. McLaren, Prof. Gregg, Dr. 
 Proudfoot, Dr. Reid, Dr. J. M. King, Messrs. W. D. Bailantyne, E. F. Torrance, James 
 Little (Bowmanville), J. Hastie, H. M. Parsons, .T, Smith, P. McF. McLeod. Peter Nicol, 
 J. Ctirmichael (King), J. Leipor, J. A. R. Dickson, D. H. Fletcher, \V. T. McMuUen, J. 
 
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L AK8EMHLY OF 
 
 i'TivH. Tlio Itetunis to the 
 csbyteries ai)])roved of the 
 
 that fimr approved with 
 ^turicB of Huron and Paris 
 
 to the alturations which it 
 
 e from the J'rcgbytery of 
 
 BHoytery, but who, under 
 
 w,i8 moved l)y Dr. Uuid, 
 
 roposcd to l)e made in said 
 
 the Remit sent up by the 
 
 from tlio Presbyteries of 
 
 he Remit from other Pres- 
 
 r tlie administration of the 
 
 ■ the same durini^ the year. 
 
 port of the Conimittee on 
 le Committee appointed at 
 tandini,' Committees of the 
 he ("onvoner of the Com- 
 t was received, and it was 
 F tlio Report was proceeded 
 X and Montreal Colleges, 
 icar, the following resolu- 
 was unanimousl}' adopted : 
 the Senate of the Prosby- 
 ' The Princiiial, Professors, 
 e members of the Cliurch, 
 College Senate," to whom 
 3e, and discipline of the 
 Senate shall take a general 
 he studios of tlio students, 
 •hich they may be certified 
 ,' determine, and shall have 
 1 appointed in accordance 
 
 ;he Committee for the Dis- 
 )stpone the appointment of 
 ihall have been submitted. 
 ^ several Hoards and Com- 
 iimendnients. was then, on 
 lows : — 
 
 rcLiiren, Prof. Gregg, Dr. 
 lie, E. F. Torrance, James 
 fcF, McLeod. Peter Nieol, 
 Cher, \V. T. McMullen, J. 
 
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 .\ Murray, J. R. Battisby, J. Thompson (Sarnia), Colin Fletcher, U. McQuarrie, David 
 Wardrope, and Messrs. T. W. Taylor, W. Alexander, K. Ur.iuhart, Andrew JetTrey, J. B- 
 Fairbairn, R. M. Wansner, Donald Mackay, Colin McDou-all, and Joseph Henderson. 
 
 (2) SENATE. 
 
 Principal Caven, ChainMin: the Professors and Lecturers of the College, Dr. IU;id, 
 l)r King Messrs. H. M. Parsons, D. J. Matdoinvll, S. Lyl'S •'■ I^"»i,'. P- ^'^F. McLeod, 
 .1. M. Cameron, J. Carmichael (King), and Messrs. T. Kirkland, A. MacMurchy, W. Af. 
 Clark. 
 
 (i) BOARD llF EXAMI.NElLS. 
 
 Mr. J. Laing, €7wtirmn.i ; the Senate, Dr. Wardro),e, Messrs. (i. Bruce, E. D. Mo- 
 I.aren, F. R. Boattie, W. McWilliam, P. Wright, R. Torrance, O. M. Milligan, J. CJray 
 ( irillia). 
 
 II.— PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, MONTREAL. 
 
 (1) HOARO OF MANAtlEMBNT. 
 
 Mr D. Morrice, Chairmm: Principal McVicar, Prof. Campbell, Prof. Coussirat, L'rol. 
 Scrimger, Principal Dawson, Messrs. Colborno Heine, R. H. Warden, J. \^^^^^'''^' «• 
 Campbell (Montreal), A. B. McKay, W. M. .McKibbin, J. A. F. McBa.n, V. R Cruik- 
 shank D. L. McCrao, J. McCaul, John Fraser, F. W. Farries. Chas. Mckillop, .1. Heck, 
 I .F Ciisey. W. J. Doy, Justice Torrance, Messrs. J. Croil, G. S. Sponce, A. S. Ewing, 
 Warden King, W. Yuile, A. C. Hutchison, W. Darling, jun., J. NFurray Smith, E. Mc- 
 K.iy, John Stirling, M. Thomson, A. McPhcrson. 
 
 (2) SENATE. 
 
 Princiml McVicar, Cliairmin ; the Professors and Lecturers of the College, Dr. Jen- 
 kins Dr. Mathews, Messrs. C. E. Amaron, J. S. Black, G. Burnlield, D. Paterson, Justice 
 Torrance, Principal Dawson, Prof. Murray, D. Ross (Lachine), J. B. ^[alr, J. Cameron 
 
 (.Millbrook). 
 
 UI.— PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE, HALIFAX. 
 
 (1) BOARD OF MANAOEMENT. 
 
 Dr Burns, Chairman; Dr. McGregor, Secretary; Principal McKnight, Prof. Pollok, 
 Prof Currie, Principal Ross, Prof. Forrest, Dr. McCulloch, Dr. Macrae, Messrs. S. Houston, 
 A McL. Sinclair, John McMillan, L. G. McNeill, K. McLennan, Thos. Sedgwick, E. 
 Scott, R. Laing, James McLean, A. J. Mowatt, and Messrs. J. K. Blair, R. Murray, 
 •fames G. Forbes, Dr. Walker, and D. C. Eraser. 
 
 (2) SENATE. 
 
 Principal McKnight, OlMirrmm ; the Professors, PrincipaliRoss, Prof. Forrest, Dr. 
 Burns, Dr. Mivcrae, Messrs. L. G. McNeill, P. M. Morrison, A. Simpson, D. B. Blair, and 
 R. Murray. 
 
 (3) BOARD OF E.\A.MINBR.s. 
 
 Mr. R. Laing, Chnirnum; Principal Ross, Prof. Forrest, Prof. Lyall, Prof. McDonald, 
 Messrs. P. M. Morrison, A Simpson, H. H. McPherson. 
 
 IV.— QUEEN'S COLLEGE. KINGSTON. 
 
 RrRSARV AND Sf'HOLAR.SHIP COMMITTEE. 
 
 Dr. Smith, ConveMr ; Prof. Williamson, Prof. Ferguson, Messrs. H. Gracey, F. Mc- 
 Cuaig J Itees (Perthi, and Messrs. G. JI. .Macaoimeii and ^vfacalister. 
 
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 v.— MANITOBA COLLEGE. 
 
 Hon. A. (!. B, Hanmvtyno, Vhilnwin; I'n.f. Hryce, Prof Hart. Messrs. D. M. Gor- 
 don, A. Holl, .limios RolMTtHon, C. \i. ritblado, T. McGuire, A. .Matheson, Hon. <J. Mc- 
 Mickuii, Hon. D. A. .Smith, Mu.ssrs. D. McArthur, John Hutherland, A. W Rogg ,uid I) 
 H. McMillan. 
 
 VI.- Home missions. 
 
 (1) WKSTEKN SKITION. 
 
 Dr. Cochrimo, Coiirma': Dr. Kin^', Dr. Smith, Messrs. K. H. Wunlun, J. U. McLo.kI 
 W. A. Liing, F. W. Parries, H. Campboil (Renfrew), G. Burntield, J. Cleland, J. A. 
 Ciirmichaul (Columbus), E. Cockburn, R. Moodie, J. Soniervillo, J. (•ampl>ell (Harriaton), 
 A. Stewart (Clinton), R. Torrance, (i. Hruco, J. Rennie, Hector Currio, W. Walker, \i. 
 Hamilton, Duncan Cameron, A, Tolniie, James Robertson, J, Luini,', D. J. Macdonnell, 
 and Messrs. Daniel McKenzie, T. McCrae, and T. W. Tayl.n'. 
 
 (2) EAsTKlt.N .SEl TIO.S. 
 
 Mr. John .McMillan, r„n>rner; Messrs. J. C. Burgess, R. Laini;, S. Houston, S. C. 
 (Junn, P. M. Morrison, A. H. Dickie, E. Grant, ,1. S. Carruthers, J. F. Forbes, J. 
 Layton, VV. S. Whittier, M. (J. Henry, and .Messrs. James Barnes and J, K. Munnis.' 
 
 VII.— SI PPLEMEXTS. 
 
 Mr. T. Sed,^'\vick, ''„„,•,,„,•,• Dr. Mc(Jreg(n-, Messrs. James Sinclair, (J. L. (Jordon 
 ■Tames McLean, W. (irant, E. A. McCurdy, E. Scott, J. H. Chase, Joseph Hogg, J c' 
 Herdman, E. D. Millar, E.hvin Sn>ith. .and Messrs. .1. F. lilanchard an.l (J. W. Un-ler- 
 wood. 
 
 VIII. -DISTRl 151 TI(»N OK PROBATIONERS. 
 
 Mr. R. Torrance, <'o,n-eH,r: Dr. Wardropo, Messrs. J. Davidson. J. C. Smith, J. B. 
 Mullan, and Mr. A. Dingwall Fordyce. 
 
 L\.— FOREIGN MISSIONS. 
 
 (1) WESTERN SEiTIoy. 
 
 Pr,>f. :\rcLaren, Concnm- ; Principal Grant, Dr. Moore, Dr. Smith, Dr. Jardine, Dr 
 J. B. Fraser, Messrs. T. Lowry, R. Campbell (Montreal). W. A. McKay. John Smith J 
 S. Burnet, D. J. McLean. M. W. ^McLean. R. .1. Beattie. D. D. McLeod A H Scott 
 J S^ Black, .). R. Battisby. A. D. McDonald, J. Ferguson (Chesley). J. Robertson, and 
 Dr. McDonald, Messrs. W. B. McMurrich, C. Davids.m. J. Y. Reid. Thos. Gordon, an.l 
 F. P.. Stewart. 
 
 (2) EASTEKV SKCTIO.N. 
 
 Mr. Alexander McLean, <'„nve„n-: Dr. McGregor, Dr. McCulloch. Dr. Rurn.s, Messrs 
 A. McL. Sinclair, E. A. McCurdy, E. Scott, H. B. McKay, D. B. Blair. W. Donald, Peter 
 Goo.lfellow, P. ^L Morrison, K. McLennan, Dr. George Murray, Messrs. John Millar and 
 D C. Eraser 
 
 :jf. -FRENCH EVANGELIZATION. 
 
 Principal McVicar, Cl„nnmn ; Mr. R. H. Warden, S,uretnry-T,r,uarer ; Prof. 
 Canipbell, I'rof. Weir. Prof. Coussirat, Prof. Scrimger, Messrs. G. E. Amaron Joseph 
 Hogg, T. Gumming, A. B. McKay, J. Fleck, J. McCaul, R. Campbell (M.mtreal), C \ 
 Doudiet, J. S. Black, T. G. Thompson, C. A. Tanner, J. Nichols, A. A. Scott, W. Ann- 
 strong, A. McGillivray, C. Heine, A. B. Cruchet, Messrs. D. Morrice, W. D. McLaren. 
 James Croil, James Court, D. Yuile, G. Hay, and L. VV. Johnston. 
 
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THB PHESBYTRRIAN CHURCH IV CANADA. 
 
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 Smith. J. B, 
 
 XI. -STATE OF RELKJION. 
 
 Dr. Jamos, Convftm- ; Messrs. W. M. R.»ger, R. D. Fraser, D. D. McLood, D. 
 Morrison, C. A. Doudiet, .1. Forf^uson (Vaukieek Hilll, John Hennet (Almonto), Thomas 
 McGuire, Neil McKay, .1. B. Loyan, T. C. Jack, and Messrs. Josej'h Henderson, F. B. 
 Stewart, C. E. Hamilton. 
 
 XII.— SABBATH SCHOOLS. 
 
 Mr. A. Simi)Son, Ci>nvniiT: Dr. Macrae, Dr. Burns, Messrs. (J. Bruce, W. S. Whittier, 
 W. R. Ross, H. H. McPherson, N. McKay, John McEwen, Mun^o Fraser, J. Carmichaol 
 (Markham), J. M. Cameron, J. B. Mullan, J. McCaul, J. B. Edmondson, and Messrs. 
 Murdoch Lindsay, David Fothoringham, James Croil, John Milne (Ai^incourt), T. W. 
 Nesbit, S. VVaddell. 
 
 Xin. SABBATH OBSERVANCE. 
 
 Dr. McCulloch and Mr. W. T. McMuUen, Joint 'VnR-e/icr.s ; Dr. Jardine, Messrs. A. 
 Oilray, Andrew Wilson, A. D. McDonald, Peter Wright, D. M. (Jordon, R. J. Laidlaw, 
 M. Mc(Jillivray, f>. O. McRobbie, and Dr. Christie, Messrs. R. Laird, A. Beith, 
 and R. Murraj. 
 
 XIV.— PRESBYTERIAN RECORD. 
 
 Mr. D. Ross (Lachine), ConveiiKr ; I'rof. Scrinigor, Dr. McGregor, Messrs. W. 
 Forhmg, J. D. MoOillivmy, J. Fleck, and the Editors. 
 
 XV.— WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' Fl'ND. 
 
 (1) t..\TE CANADA rRK.SBYTKKl AN CHUWH. 
 
 Messrs. W. Alexander and T. W. Taylor, Julnf i^.inviirr^; Dr. Reid, Messrs. G. M. 
 Milligan, D. H. Fletcher, W. McWilliam, and Messrs. James Brown, J. L. Blaikie, 
 .1. Osborne. 
 
 (•2) LATE PRKSBYTEHIAN CHURCH, LOWER l"ROVIN(,F,.S. 
 
 Mr. D. B. Blair, Coiunifr : Dr. Patterson, Dr. McLeod, Dr. McCulloch, Dr. Bennett, 
 Messrs. W. Maxwell, T. Sedgwick, A. L. Wylie, K. McKenzie, E. A. McCurdy, James 
 McLean, and Messrs. J. b. McGregor, Dr. George Murray, Howard Primrose. 
 
 (;?) LATE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MARITIME PROVINCES, IN CONNECTION WITH THE CHURCH 
 
 OF SCoTLANIt- 
 
 Mr. J. J. Bremner, Cunwwr ; Dr. Pollok, Messrs. Alex. McLean, R. Laing, J. M. 
 Sutherland, and Messrs. Geo. McLean, J. R. Nicholson, J. S. McDonald, G. Mitchell. 
 
 XVI. -AGED AND INFIRM MINISTERS' FUND. 
 
 (1) WE.STERN SECTION. 
 
 Mr. J. Middlemiss, Convener; Dr. Reid, Messrs. R. Leaak, H. McQuarrie, D. 
 Mitchell, Wm. King, Alex. Fraser, J. C. Smith, F. McCuaig, and Messrs. J. K. McDon- 
 ald, A. D. Ferrier, Hon. A. Vidal, John Charlton, A. McAlistor, Wm. Gordon. 
 
 {2) EASTERN SECTION. 
 
 Dr. A. McLean Sinclair, Convener; Principal McKnight, Dr. Patterson, Messrs. 
 H. B. McKay, Jq\ Hogg, P. Goodfellow, E. Bayne, T. G. Johnstone, R. Curaming, 
 D. McMillan. J, D, McGillivray, J. H. Chase, and Messrs. G. W. Underwood, J. D. 
 M.;Gregor, Janips G. Forbes. 
 
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 A(TS AND PKOCEKDINfiS OF TlIK EKillTH <.KNBIIAL ARNRMI f OF 
 
 XVII.— FINANCE. 
 
 ill TOHONTO SK< TION. 
 
 H.in. .1. McMurrich. (V-jkv/,, , ; Dr. iiuid, Mpssre. .1. I,. Klaikie. W. Alexander 
 A. .Iiirdiuf, and .J. Michie. 
 
 (2) MONTUKAL SEITION. 
 
 Mr. I{. ri. Wanlon, ('onrfinr ; MogBrs. D. Morrico, .1. Ktirlinj;, W. Viiild, \V. I). 
 McLuri'n, and ,1. Murray Smith. 
 
 lii) IIAHFA.K HKt'TION. 
 
 Mr. .T, S. McLuan, Comvner; Hon. J. H. McDonald, MosHrs. .1. ,t, I'.r.niinor, J. W. 
 Carmichael, James Forrest, and Isaac S. Murray. 
 
 XVIII. -STATISTICS. 
 
 Mr. R. Torrance, f'owener: Mussrs. S. Houston, \V, 1'. Archibald, D. S. Fraser. 
 ■'. Wellwood, J. K. Smith, and I^Iessrs. S. R. Geiniiudl and \V»n. Robb. 
 
 XIX. -PROTECTION OF CHHRCH PROPERTY. 
 
 Mr. J. McLennan, y.C, Coni-ciur ; Dr. Bell, Dr. Roid, Dr. I'ollok, Sir \V. Yount;, 
 Messrs. O. M. Macdonnell, J. L. Morris, S. Rlanchard, R. Sedgwick. 
 
 XX.-TEMPERANCE. 
 
 Mr. .1. McCaul, Convener; Messrs. (J. (-'hristie, D. Fraser, J. M. McAlister .V. F. 
 Can', J. H. Rjitclifl'e, .1. Straith, K. McDonald, .1. M. Cameron, H. McKellar, Hon. A. 
 Vidal, and Messrs. Walter Paul, T. Yellowlees, (J. VV. Ross, C. M. Copeland, and 
 .1. Fannihar. 
 
 The hour of adjournment having arrived, the Assembly adjourned, to meet again at 
 half-past two o'clock in the afternoon, of wliich intimation was publicly given, and the 
 Sederunt was closed with the Bfmdiction. 
 
 SIXTEENTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 I hi the .■<nme (hvj, utul at the Mim< plaee, nt h(il/-/i(Uit tii'n o'clock in the aftermxm :~ 
 
 The (ieneral As.sembly met, pursuant to adjournment, and was constituted with 
 devotional exercises, Dr. McGregor, at the request of the Moderator, offering prayer. 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 CHI'RCH AND .MANSE BUILDINIi Fl'ND. 
 
 The Assembly now pr<iceoded to appoint the Hoard for the Manatjement of the 
 Church and Manse Building Fund for Manitoba and the North- West, agreed upon at a 
 former Sederunt, when it was moved by Mr. James Robertson, seconded by Mr. .lohn 
 Sutherland, and agreed to as follows :— That Messi-a. C. Ik Pitblado, A. Bell (Portage la 
 Prairie), Duncan McArthur, John F. Bain, G. D. McVicar, and D. M. Gordon, together 
 with Dr. Cochrane, James Robertson, and the person that may be appointed by the 
 General Assembly's Home Mission Committee, be and are hereby appointed a Board to 
 administer the Church and Manse Building Fund for Manitoba and the North- West ; 
 and further, that the Board thus constituted be, and hereby is empowered to ixitition the 
 Domuuon Parliament for incorporation. 
 
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TriF. FilKSHVTEUIAN nillUIl IN ( ANAD*. 
 
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 W. Alexandnr 
 
 I. SMv. W. I). 
 
 I?n!iniuir, J. W. 
 
 Sir \V. Yoimt;, 
 
 he afternotrn ;- 
 
 THBdUKiliAL KKlIt'ATION. 
 
 Till' ABHt-tnlily chIIoiI for the Refiort of tlui Cominiftee, appointed at tho Niiiet4'(!nth 
 Sederunt .if the «li'iuTal Assembly hiHt year, on Tlic'<ilo«iciil Ediicixtion and the Kxanuna- 
 tionsof Students, to whom waB referred several Overtures, with instructions to consider 
 the various matters presented in said Overtures, and to report to this Assembly. The 
 Report was handed in an.l read by Mr. William Armstrong, in terms following :— That 
 t'^ey have carefully conslden-d the various matters presented in the Overtures ; that the 
 I vertures ai,Tee in urj^in;^' uniformity an<l thoroui,dineHs in tho exanriiation of candidates 
 i .r the ministry ; that your Committee cordially aiiprove of this object, and with a view 
 to its attainment, bet; to submit tho following recoinmeiulations : - 
 
 1. That tho Assemlily apn- ' » a Hiard of Kxaminers whose duty it shall tie to examine 
 students {a\ at their entrance upon the study of Theology, and (/iiat tho completitm of the 
 Theolotrical coui-se. 
 
 2. Tliat every student for the ministry who is not a fjtraduato in Arts of an a|>|)roved 
 I'niversity, shall, iiiion enterini,' tho Theological classes of any of our Colleges, be re.piired 
 to present to tho Faculty thereof a certificate from tho Assembly's Roard of Examiners 
 that he has passed a satisfactory examination in the literary subjects prescribed ))y the 
 (ioneral As.Hembly. 
 
 n. That every candidate appearing before a Presbytery to bo taken <m trials for 
 license, shall, in addition to the usual certiticato of having completed his Theological 
 curricuhii , beroip.ired to produce to the Presbytery a certiticato from tho Assembly's 
 ISnard of Examiners, that he has [liiss d a satisfactory examination in his Theological 
 studies. 
 
 4. That the examination shall be in writing, the papers being prepared and examined 
 l,y the Assembly's Board, and the examinations conducted by Committees appointed by 
 the Hoard for that purpose 
 
 .-). That these examinations shall V>e held at the College centres, and in the month of 
 
 May I if each year. 
 
 (Signed! Wm. Akmstkono, Convener. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. Neil McKay, sec.mded by ^[r. .1. C. Smith,-That inasmucli as 
 there are Examining Boards in connection witli our several Colleges, whoso duty it is to 
 attend to this matter, and as it is the recognized duty of Presbyteries to satisfy themselvos 
 as to tho attainments of every student, presenting himself as a candidate for license, it is 
 inexpedient to appoint an additional Examining B<iard. It was moved in amendment by 
 Mr. McL. Sinclair, seconded by Dr. Mathews,— That the Report be received and sent 
 down to the Prosbytories f.ir consideration, and to report to next (Jenoral Assembly. 
 Votes were taken, when the amendment of Mr. McL. Sinclair was carried by a majority 
 over the moti.m of Mr. McKay, and became the judgment of the Honse, and the Assembly 
 ordered accordingly. 
 
 REPORTS — WIUOw-.s' AND OEPHANh' FIENDS. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Reports of the Committees on the Funds for the Widows 
 and Orphans of deceased ministers. The Report of the Committee on tho Fund for the 
 Widows and Orphans .if deceased ministers of the Presbyterian Church of Canada in con- 
 nection with the Church of Scotland, was handed in and read for the Committee by Dr. 
 Reid. On motion of Mr. J. Croil, seconded by Mr. J. C. Smith, the Report was received 
 
 and adopted. 
 
 The Report of the Committee for the Fund f.n- the Widows and Orphans of ministers 
 belongin« to the late Canada Presbyterian Church was next taken up, and, for the Com- 
 mittee, was read by Dr. Reid. On moti.m, the Report was received and adopted. 
 
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 AfT8 AND IMIOCKEDINHS OF TIIK KIGHTII (IKNKRAI, AH8BM11LV OF 
 
 Mri. Stnfith, Mitnoriiil fitr. 
 
 There wan taken ii|> in (•"imnctinii with this last Roix.rt, a moniorial from the I'rosby- 
 tory r.f CMoljih in r.'hitidii to Mrs. Smyth, r.'liot of th.- late Huv. David Smyth, ..f 
 KraiiioHii, imiyini,' that the (iiMicral A»si-inbly i^raiit authority to this Hiiard in chan{0 nf 
 the \Vi(h,wH' and Drpltaiis' Fund to phicu her name amoni{ those ruouivin!{ annuities from 
 said Kiind. The Miiiutc-» of I'rf«li >ry horo tha» Mr. Dickson .ind Mr J. (.'. Smith wore 
 ai.|>r)intud to support the mfriir)rial lii-fori; tlic A.Hsoiuhly. Mr. Smith was hoard. It was 
 then moved by Mr. ,1, Me.Mpin, Reconderl hy Mr. I{. Hamilton, and uiumiinously aRreed to 
 as f(dh)WB :- Having lieard tlio memori.al of tlio IVeshytery of (iuelph on hehalf of the 
 widow of thohite Hev. I). Smyth, considoriiiy that the application has hei'n made within 
 the projier period, and eoiiHidi^rin-^ that the application h attended with tlie oll'er of a sum 
 to he |>aid into the capital of the Fund, the Assembly ai,'rees to s^rant the prayer of the 
 memorial that Mrs, Smyth he made a honetiuiary upon the Fund upon condition of the 
 payment into it of the sum of live hundred dollars (850()). 
 
 Wlliow.-i' Kl Nl) .SV.NKI) OK MMUTIMK I'KOMMK.S IN CU.W KI'TION WITH THK CHI^RiH 
 
 IlK M'ori,\NI). 
 
 The UejMtrt of the Trustees of the Fund for the Willows ami Orphans of ministers of 
 the lato Synod of the Maritime I'rovinces in coiinectiou with the Church of Scotland, was 
 road for the Trustees by Mr. Thomas Sed','wick. On motion made and seconded, the 
 lleport was received and a>lopted. 
 
 WinOWs' Kl.'NI)— r.ATK I'KKSIIVTKRIAV rHl'MH, I,(»W KR I'llOVINCK.S, 
 
 Mr. Thomas Sedi,'wick ivnd also the Uep<.rt of the Committee on the Fund f.ir the 
 Widows and < (rplians of ministers of the lato I'resbytorian Church of the Lower Provinces, 
 The Hop. lit, on motion mmle and duly seconded, was received and adopted. 
 
 AMALOAMATION OF FUNDS— RKl'OUT O.N. 
 
 Mr. Sed!,'wick sulimitted furth(!r, and read a lenf,'thenod Report on the measures taken 
 iimler the instructions of former (ieneral Assemblies in ro!,'ard to the amal^'amation of the 
 two Funds for Widows and Orphans in the Maritime Provinces, and submitted a set of 
 reKiilatious proposed to bo adoptetl for ellocting such amalgamation. (These rcKulations 
 will be found in Ai)pendix.) 
 
 It was then moved by Mr. Sedi^wick, seconded by Mr. D. J. Macilonuell, and a^re.^d 
 to, as follows : The (ieneral Assembly receive an.l adopt the Reports of the Committees 
 in the Maritime Provinces on the Funds under their charge ; receive also thi. Report of the 
 Joint Committee on Amalgamation, apimivo generally of the steps taken for that object, 
 including the submitted regulations, r.d ajipoint the two Committees and authorize them 
 to tinish the business connected with each Fund, and to act unitedly, taking all necessary 
 8tei)s, by legislation or . therwiso, to unite the Funds on the terms and under the regula- 
 tions proposed for the future management of the united Fund ; and that the following be the 
 members of the Hoard, to bo incorporated in any Act of incorporation that inay be obtained, 
 and be the iJommittee for the subseiiuent management of the Funds so united : Dr. 
 Pollok.Dr. G. I'atorson, Messrs. D. B. Hlair, Alex. McLean, .lames McLean, T. Sedgwick, 
 E. A. McCurdy, R. Laing, J. J. Bremner, (J. Mitchell, H. Primrose, Dr. (J. W. Murray.' 
 
 KEFEHKNCE — HRKSBVTERY OF CHATHAM. 
 
 There was taken up and read a Reference from the Presbytery of Chatham, trans- 
 mitted by the Synod of Hamilton and London, relating to the positicjn of Mr. Chini.iuy 
 in the congregation of St. Anne, Illinois, and requesting the General Assembly to define 
 the relation sustained by Mr. Chiniijiiy to the said consrreiration and to the Prr-shyter- 
 The Reference was supported by Mr. Battisby, instead of Mr. Gray (Windsor) appointed 
 
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TIIK r'BKHnVTKKIAS CliritCII IS fANAfiA. 
 
 45 
 
 l.y ll.t. l'r..Hl.> tery t,. api'^'ivr mi thuir behulf. < >.. in..ti.m ni l>r..f. (Jri^. »«cnndo(l by Mr. 
 J. (J. Sniitli, thu A.Hoiul.ly lusolvud an foll.-w. ;-lWuivo th« I{.'fir..iK-.s aiul inform the 
 I'n.Hhytory thi.t Mr. C'h.ni.|"y '« a ini«»ioimry within their l...tit..lH, Huhji.a t.. their 
 ciiutri'l, 
 
 TKMI'llKAI.lllK-*. 
 
 There wuh lalt.n up un.l rea.l a Re»..luti.... u.lnpte.l l.y the Syno.l ,,f T,.ront.. and 
 KihKBton, met at l'eterlK,r.mi<h ..n the third day ..f May la»t, in reiati.m to the ohh«atU)ii 
 laid ..n the membern „f the Temi".ralitie M.,ard of tlie late Church of Scotlan.l in I'anada, 
 by the decision of the Judicial (!omimtlee of the Privy C.amcil, of the tenor following :- 
 Thrt the Hynod Imvint! heard that the members of the Temporalitie» Hoard, in dischariie 
 of theirduty, have become involved in heavy costs, and mude personally responsible for the 
 same, in connection witli the recent litiKation in theCourts of Catm''.aand before the Judicial 
 Committee of tlio i'rivy Council in '. ;land, with le^aid to the ownersliip of the 'IVmpora- 
 litieH Fund, sympathizes with these ^{entlenvcn in the position in which they uie placed, 
 and resolve to brill^' the matter under tlie notice of the (Jeneral Assembly, with the view of 
 havin« it comineiide.l t.. any members ..f the Church who may feel disposed to contribute 
 to a fund for the extinction of tiie obliuatioiis in (piestion. It was moved by IVincipal 
 Caveu, sseconded by Mr. Johnstone, ami unanimously agreed t.., as follows : Entertain 
 cordially the Remit from the Synod of Toronto and Kingston, commend to the members 
 of this Church the (hity of .coming liberally to the assistance of the brethren made person- 
 ally liable in this case, and api^oint the following a Committee, with power to take the 
 steps which they may deem expedient towards giving etfect to this resolution, and to report 
 to next Assembly. 
 
 The Modenitor said that the Committee would bo appointed at a later period. 
 
 MAMTOIIA f01,l,K(iK— RKroKT ON. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Committee to whom was referred the 
 IU;port of the Hoard of Management of Manitoba C.dlege, and < tvertures and oilier papers 
 relating to the same. The Report was handed in and read by Princii.al (irant. On 
 motion" the Report was received, and it vas agreed to consider its several clauses .vrmtim. 
 The several clauses were read one by one, and were adopted, and the Report was then 
 adopted as a whole, and is as follows :- 
 
 The Committee on the Atfairs of Manitoba College recommend as follows : 
 
 1. That the grant of £150 given last year by the Colonial Committee of the Free 
 Church of Scotland bo credited to the ordinary fund of Manitoba College. 
 
 2. That the G noral Assembly return thanks to the Colonial Committee of the Church 
 of Scotland for its grant in aid of Manitoba College ; 
 
 To the Colonial Committee of the Free Church of Scotland for its grant of 1160 in 
 
 aid of Manitoba College ; . , ,nn • 
 
 To the Colonial Committee of the Irish Presbyterian Church for its grant of A'lOO in 
 
 aid of Manitoba College ; and , , . . , , 
 
 To the Foreign Mission Committee of the United Presbyterian Church of Scotlan.l 
 
 for its donation of £250 towards the endowment oi' Manitoba C<.llego. 
 
 (The following statement to be annexed to each of the tenders of thanks above 
 
 mentioned :) . . 
 
 And as the rapid extension of the Church's work in the new Provinces and remU.nes 
 of the North-West, owing in part to emigration fn.m the Old World, is taxing the resources 
 of the Presbyterian Church in Canada to the utmost, the fieneral Assembly would respect- 
 fully appeal" to the above-mentioned Churches to continue, and, if possible, to increase 
 their grants or donations from time to time, as the resources at their command may 
 
 oeniiit. • u n 11 
 
 3. With reference to the Report from the Board of Management of Manitoba College, 
 
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I*i 
 
 Arrw ASH ni(inKKDINli» <>V TIIK KIIJIITII ORSKRAL AA8RMill.V 0|r 
 
 * f; 
 
 thu Cnmmittue nulo that th« momsy recetvud for mIu of tho <M College biiililinjji mul tniulit 
 iH ri'il iickn.iwl.'d.^c.l, mul tlmt tliu TrcHminirH Kiiport i» imt iiiiclii): I, Tin- Coinniitt..' 
 WMiilil icoM.nin.iKl thul llir a.cniiiitii of thu lluilililiK KunJ, tli.^ Kiiil..win.'iit l-'iiihl, uikI thr 
 Fund for Ordinary Uovuniu', lu' in fiitiiro ki'pt dUtinct. 
 
 4. Tho ('.iiaiiuttou fiirthi'i lofoiiimciid (.n Tlml tho Kndowtnunt iit |.rim,!iit in tli.. 
 hfind* of thf Auont of tlic Cliiiirh hi' tiaiimiiittml um noon um |iriii.taikliki to tho Tiowmr.T 
 of MiiMitoliji Colltv'o, iiiKl lliut tho Hoiird of .MiiiiiiKiMiiont invostl it. idong with inch other 
 minis iiM hiiv." Iicon or nmy htTuiiftur l>u rucLivtul. (/.| Thiif thu rfupoiiHihility of proviilinij 
 for tho Hniinuiiil support of Miinitobn CoUuku he honcuforth pliuvd in thu him.lH of tl„. 
 Hoard of M.iniiidMi.unt, ami rnp, rtud ,.n anmmlly to thu (iunural AHmnil.ly ; and that, in 
 ad.litioi, to Hiippoit from h.cal Mourcus, thu ll,,unl l.u aiithori/.ud to a|.pual to thu wholu 
 Chiiruh for a lolluclion, on a day to bu ajipointod by thu AuBurnbly, and aUo authorizod to 
 appeal to tliu Honiu CharcliuH in (Jrcat Uritain and Iruland, it l.uiiiij imdir»tood that pay- 
 inont of thu inturost upon tho duht v;roatu.l in coniiuotion witli thu uorkiii;,' of thu C'ollu^ju 
 in pruvioiiH yuara bu a tirHt uh.ir-^u ujmmi thu fiiiulH »o colluctud. 
 
 It will bu suun tliat, nucordinj,' to one of the foruKoin^- rucomiii..ndatioim, thu Iloniu 
 Mmmon Fund Ka.st and Wont-U to bo roliovod of thu annual luin hithurto paid toward*. 
 Ihu iiiaintoiiaiiuu of tho ("olluijo. This rocoiumundation in iiiadu in thu contidiMicu that thu 
 rusponsu from thu coni,'ru^{ation» of thu wholu Chnnh will nioru than taku thu plauu of that 
 amount ; but thi.s conhduliuu .an bu rualizud only by uvury SuHsion bringing tho clHims of 
 thu Collegu buforu thu uongrugati.m, and Hucuring a contribution, liowovur Hiiiall. 
 
 In conclusion, thu Comniittuo would oxpruss its sunso of tho great iiii|>ortance of 
 Manitol)a Collugu to tliu Churuh in thu North-Wust, and its gratiticatioii at being able to 
 anticipatu an iiicreasud muasuru of jiublio conlidenco and supjuirt for thu College in con 
 nection with thu addition of ostoomed brothron to the Board of Managoinunt. 
 
 (Signed) (i. .M. (iKANT, ''.«/o', ,ui, 
 
 HOMK MIMHION FIND — KRMKVKIl. 
 
 On motion of Mr. .1. Laing, seconded by \,r. J. C. .Smith, thu Assembly adopted tho 
 following resolution :-That tho Home Mission Committee of the Western S, tion, and 
 that also of tho Eastorn Section, l)o relioved of thu grants of «l,00l) and »'2bO respectively 
 hitherto paid from their funds for thu support of Manitoba Coiloge. 
 
 HTANU'.NO OKDKKH— l-KOl'OHKD OHANOKM. 
 
 The Assembly took up the Returns to Remits, when those on thu changes propose.! 
 to bo made on tho Standing Orders were read, sfiting that ReturnH liad been received 
 from twenty-tivu Fresbyturius ; that fourteen of theso approved of the proposed changes ; 
 one disapprovud : three made moditicationa ; and seven accept tho tirst recommendation, 
 and disapprove tho second. On motion made and seconded, the Assembly ordered that 
 tho whole subject bo laid on the table. 
 
 msTKIBUTION COMMnTBE — KKPOKT. 
 
 The Assembly called for tho Report of tho Coinniittou for the Distribution of P.o- 
 l>ationors. Thu Keixirt was submitted in printi'd form by .Mr. J. C. Smith. 
 
 Before tliis Report was disposud of, tho liour of adjounimunt arrived, and the Assem- 
 bly adjourned, to meet auain at half-past seven o'clock, of which intimation was made, and 
 tho Sederunt was closed with thu Honodicti iii. 
 
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TIIK PRKHHYTKIItAN CIHKrU IN CANADA. 
 
 47 
 
 S K V K N T K K N T H S K |) K R U N T . 
 
 (hi thf Mnir day, <nvl lU the luimr filit-r, ul hnlf-ptml nfivn n'l-lm'k m Ihi- rvniiui :■ 
 
 The AMuiiilily iiie«, «iul wan Lnimtitiitiul with tU-Mitiotml uxurcise*, Dr. McVioar 
 .K'lupyiiiK tlio chair and utrfiiii;; (iiayi-r. Thu >fi«UTat<ii' tliun took the chair. 
 Thu MiiiutuB of tho laat Huiltiruiit >ti-ru ruad and Niu-itii.inud. 
 
 Thu AHHumltly roHUiin 
 
 RKPOKT Ol' IJIHTHIIIITUIN coMMlTlKt:. 
 
 .'d connidiTatiou of tho Comiuittou for tho Umtnhution of I'ri'- 
 
 luiiiiuiidutiun 
 
 liiitionurH, inturru|)tud by the adjounimi'nt in tlio aftornoon. Thu lirat ruoi 
 
 ..(' tho Kuport wan ruivl. to tlio utfocl that PrunLytorifB ln> ciijoiuud, a« tlioy aro now in 
 
 :«truo 
 
 ttd, to fo 
 
 I tho nanu) of ovury one, as he w lifonHtd, to tho I'onmnttuo (or Appoint 
 
 Lie 
 
 ury 
 b« 
 
 licontiato b« rui|uircd to cunMidtr hinisolf at tlioir di»|"<«iial ; and 
 if ho rofuao, lot it ho onuctod that ho luiiHt tako \un pliico af»or I'rohationorit who»o nanioi 
 .iro on tho roll. It was moved hy Mr. K. H. Wur.l.n, and »ocondod, -That this roconi- 
 luon.lation bo nut adopttd. it wan nn.vod in aniondmtnt by Dr. Caviii, Hooondud by 
 Mr. MoAlpin, an follows :— In placo of tho roooiumondation, tho fiiUowini.; shall bo Hubsti- 
 tutoil; It is thoroforo onjoino.l tliat I'rosbytorios shall carofiilly obsorvo thu rulo of tho 
 (Miurch in ro^ard to forwarding tho names of Lietiitiates to tho Committoo of Distribution. 
 Votos woro taken, whuii tho motion of Mr. Wardun was carrioil, and tlio Assembly 
 ducidod that the ruconiinondatiun be not adopted. 
 
 Tho second rocoininondation was road, to tho ollbct that it bo an injunction, as it i» 
 now an instruction to Prosliytorios, that thoy promptly and faithfully report tho namos of 
 all bona fide, vacancies in tlioir bounds, ami that they cooperate with tho Coiiiniitteo in 
 their efforts duly to carry out tho regulations of the AsBoinbly on tho Distribution of 
 Probationers. It was moved by Mr. Croil, seconded by Mr. J. Sutherland,— That this 
 rocommondation tie not adopted. It was moved in aniondmont by Mr. J. O. Smith, and 
 seconded, -That the recommendation bo adopted. It was moved in further amendment 
 by Mr. R. H. Warden, and seconded,— That tho second ri 'omn-unr'ation of tho Ileport 
 bo not adopted, but that clause 5, sec. iv., of tho roi^ula'ions f. the a<lministration of the 
 scheme for the distribution of Probationers, adopts.' in 18<S, bo amondod to read .i 
 follows :— " Presbyteries are instructed to place on list of vacancies such of tlio cou- 
 
 •^'rogations prepared to call as in thoir judgment it .esi'tible to supply, in whole or in 
 part, through tho Conimitt e on the Distribution or Probationers." A vote was taken, 
 when the amendment of ^h\ Warden was carried, and became the i' Igmont of the 
 House. 
 
 >l)K . , DIHTRIBUTIOV TO HK <'()}<HIDEKKl». 
 
 It was moved by Dr. Caven, seconded by Mr. Ooorgo Hruce, and unanimously agreed 
 to as follows : The \>iHembly instructs the Home Mission Cominttoes of the. Eastern and 
 Westorn SecIloll^ the (Jhurch, as well -i tho Cominittoo on Distribution, to consider 
 this whole .lubjeu of tho Distribution of i'robationers, and to report to next Assembly, 
 with tlio view of enabling the Assembly to adoi-t u ^ohenie which may bo applicable to 
 tho entiru Church, or with such moditications as may be found suitable in the Eastern and 
 Western Sections respectively. 
 
 THANKH TO OOMMlrrBE. 
 
 On motion of Mr. R. H. Warden, seconded by Dr McVicar, it was agreed :— That 
 the cordial thanks of the General Assembly bo tender. '•■ ,lio Distribution Committee, and 
 esi>ecially its Convener, for their services in ii;t. important department of the Church's 
 work, and that the usual grant be made to the v .ivener in recognition of his service*. . 
 
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48 ACTS AND l-KOCEEDINGS OF THE EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 
 
 DISTRIBUTION <OMMITTEE APPOINTED. 
 
 On niotidii of Mr. Warden, duly Hoconded, the Distribution Committee recommended 
 by the Cnnitiuttvii on the Ndininiition nf Standing Cdimiiitteea, appointment of which was 
 dehiyed in tliu morning;, was now appointed as follows :--Mr. R. Torrance, Cimreiier ; 
 Dr. Wardrope, Messrs. .). Davidson, .). C. Smith, J. B. MuUan, and Mr. A. Dingwall 
 Fordyce. 
 
 •riDIClAl. rOM.MITTKE — APPEAL IILV . A BELL it i((. 
 
 Mr. .J. ljiun«. Chairman of the Judicial Committee, presented and read a Report 
 embodyin{,'a finding in the cjise of the Appeal of Mr. Alexander Bell, Minister of St. 
 Andrew's Church, Peterliorough, for liiinself and his Kirk Session, from a decision of the 
 Synod of Toronto and Kingitonin the matter of tlie refusal by the Session of St. Andrew's 
 Church, Peterborough, to grant a certilicate of Church membership to Mr. Daniel Pent- 
 land, formerly an Elder in said St. Andrew's Churcli. The ileport was in terms 
 following :- 
 
 Tn the case of the Appeal of Mr. A. P.ell and the Kirk Session of St. Andrew's Church, 
 Peterborough, against tiie decision of the Synod of Toronto and Kingston, the Judicial 
 Committee have to report that they have carefully considered the case, and recommend 
 that the following be the finding of the (ienoral Assembly : — 
 
 The General .\ssembly, without either sustaining or dismissing the Appeal, and in 
 view of all the circumstances of the c:vse, instruct the Session of St. Andrew's Church, 
 Peterborough, to give Mr. Pentland a certificate of his actmil standing in the Church at 
 the time of his first application, November 'iC, 1880. 
 
 From this decision Mr. Laing dissented. 
 
 The parties being recalled, the decisicm was read t<i them, and they all intimated 
 ac(iuie8cence. 
 
 Respectfully submitted by 
 
 June 21, 1882. (Signed) Juns hkitir., Convener. 
 
 Dr. .lardine, for the Committee, explained at length the grounds upon which they 
 based the decision to which they had come. It was then moved by Dr. Jardine, and 
 seccmded,— That the Assembly adopt the finding of the Committee. It was moved in 
 amendment by Mr. T. Sedgwick, seconded by Dr. Mc'Vicar,— That the Assembly sustain 
 the Appeal, and, in view of all tlie circumstances of the case, instruct the Session of St. 
 Andrew's Church, Peterborough, to give Mr. Pentland a certificate of his actual standing 
 in thi (!hurch at the time of his first application, November 2t), 1880. 
 
 The hour of adjournment having arrived, it was agreed to sit until this case is 
 disposed of. 
 
 After reasoning, votes were taken, when the finding in the Ileport of the Judicial 
 Committee was adopted by a large niaj(jrity, and the Assembly decerned, and ordered in 
 terms thereof. 
 
 DISSENT. 
 
 Mr. Thomas Sedgwick craved to have his ilissent from this decisitm marked in the 
 Minutes, for reasons then given in and read. Mr Sedgwick, at the re(iuest of members 
 of the House, while still maintaining his dissent, withdrew the reasons. 
 
 TEMPORALITIES — COMMITTEE ON. 
 
 The Moderator now named tie Committee .agreed upon at the afternoon Sederunt in 
 regard to the oliliijationa upon the members of the Tomporalilies Hoard of the late Pres- 
 byterian Church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland, as follows :— 
 
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THE PRK8BYTEKIAN OHORCII IN CAKADA. 
 
 49 
 
 a recommended 
 
 r. A. Dingwall 
 
 Principal Grant. Co,.«,ur; the Moderator, Principal Caven Dr. ^ardrope Dr. L^ , 
 Messrs R. J. Laidkw, J. A. Murray, li. Cnn,pbell ^Montreal), R. Campbell iKenfrew), 
 
 D.Fraser, Prof. Hart, ministers ; Hon. A. ^I"^"-. ^^'--[\f""^'^^ ^^^^^In ^ 
 Davidson, W. B. McMurrich, John Charlton, Jan>eB Cro.l, Alexander McPherson, with 
 
 power to add to their numbur. . , ,r * „;„„ „Vlnrk 
 
 The Assembly then adjourned, to meet again in th.s place at half-past nine o dock 
 to-morrow morning, of whi^h public intimation was given, and this Sederunt wa. closed 
 with tlio Benediction. 
 
 EIGHTEENTH SEDERUNT. 
 
 y all intimated 
 
 til this case is 
 
 4/ St. John, u,ul ,d«u« St. Andrew's Church th^re, Thursday, the te-.<!/-W 
 
 day of June, one thousand eight hundred ami ^hiy-two years, at h^xlf-past 
 
 nine o'clock in the forenoon :— 
 
 The General Assembly of the Prcsbytermn Church in Canada met, and '^'« jn»"- 
 
 tuted w.th devotional exercises, Mr. Jan.es Watson, at the Moderators request, offering 
 
 '"^The Minutes of the last Sederunt wore read, and, with a few amendments, were 
 sustained. 
 
 REPOKT— COMMITTEE ON BILL.S, ETC. 
 
 Mr C. Stiles Eraser, from the Connnittee on Bills and Overtures, handed in and 
 read a Report, recomn.end.ng the order in which the business was to come before the 
 ILmbly. The Report, on motion of Mr. Eraser, duly seconded, was received and 
 adopted. 
 
 ANSWERS TO REASON Of Ul.SSENT. 
 
 Mr. Middlemiss. from the Committee appointed to answer the Reasons of Dissent by 
 Mr J C. Smith against the decision of the Assembly in the case of the Appeal of the 
 Presbyte y o" Prince Edward Island from action of the Synod of the Mar.time Provinces. 
 llt'lZl of Mr. Lawson. handed in and read such answers. The Assembly received the 
 answers, and ordered them to be engrossed in the Minutes, as follows :- 
 
 1 It is to be presumed that, in the opinion of those who voted in fav-our of the 
 decision come to, the said decision was warranted by the facta as presented to the 
 
 Assembly. , „ , r i 
 
 2 The Assembly's Committee having been put in possession of all the necessary facts 
 „f thecase as between Mr. Lawson and the Presbytery against whose decision he appealed. 
 
 did not appear that there was any call to appoint a Commission, cspecui ly as they we e 
 fully convinced that it was in the interests of religion that the matter should be hnally 
 
 disposed of by this Assembly. 
 
 3 Mr Lawson-s statement of his conscientious c.mvictioiis, however solemnly made, 
 after Ui decision of the Assembly was arrived at, cannot be a reason why that decision 
 ;.lld not have been come to on the merits of the case as they were actually presented. 
 
 HD«TENTATION AND si:ri>LEMENT SCHEMES. 
 
 tentation and Supplement, consideration of wliicli «.» imi-rruptca i,y .n i 
 
 I 
 
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 !# 
 
 nn 
 
 ACTS AND PROCEEDINGS OF TUE EICiHTH OKNEKAL ASSEMBLY OF 
 
 the Thirteenth Sederunt. The motions tlien bcfoi'e the House were again read, and 
 changes, by permission, introduced into the amendment of Mr. E. D. Jlillar. The motion 
 and amendment are us follows : — 
 
 Moved by Mr. W. Armstrong, seconded by Mr. Joseph White,— In view of the 
 evident laok of unanimity in the deliverances of Tresbyterics on the Remit anent Susten- 
 tation and Supplement Schemes, that no change be maile in the scheme at present in 
 operation, but the Assembly commend it to the increased support and liberality of the 
 Church. 
 
 The amendment of Mr. E. D. Millar, as altered, is as follows : — 
 That all after the words " at present '' be struck out, and tlie following added : "but 
 that in view of tlie diversity of opinion manifested liy Keturns to the Remit, and the 
 large amount of material forwarded by the Presbyteries, the whole matter be intrusted to 
 a goncnil Committee, with directions to draft a new scheme, to be reported to next 
 Assembly." Votes being taken, the aniindment was lost. It was then moved in amend- 
 ment to Mr. Armstrong's motion by Principal Caven, seconded by Principal Grant, as 
 follows : — In view of the want of anything approaching unanimity in the returns of Pres- 
 byteries, the General Assembly deem it inexpedient at jiresent to express a preference 
 for the distinctive principle of either scheme : but in (jrder that the mind of the Church 
 may continue to bear upon thishighly important subject, appcjint a Committee still further 
 to consider the whole question of raising the standard of ministerial support, to report to 
 next General Assembly. A vote being taken as between the amendments of Dr. Caven 
 and the motion of Mr. Armstrong, the amendment was carried, and became tlie judgment 
 of the House. 
 
 SABUATH observan(;e. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Committee on Sabbath Observance. The 
 Repfirt was handed in and read, in the absence of the Convener, by Dr. Jardine. It was 
 then n)oved by Dr. .Tardine, seconded by Mr. A. Wilson, and agreed to as follows :— The 
 General Assembly liaving heard the Report of the Connnittee on Sabbath Obseri'ance, 
 desires to express gratitude to God for the successes which have attended the etibrts to pre- 
 serve the sacredness of the Sabbath ; enjoins ministers and office-bearers of the Church to 
 be diligent in tlieir respective localities in resisting unlawful inroads upon the Sabbath 
 rest ; and recommends the formation of local associations, composed of all Christian 
 Churches, for tlie purpose of cooperating in the endeavour to guard the sanctity and 
 secure the proper observance of the weekly day of rest. 
 
 MEMORIAL ON HABBATU OBSERVANCE. 
 
 There was taken up and read a memorial from the Presbyter}- of Truro on the subject 
 of Sabbath Observance. It was agreed tliat the memorial from Truro be remitted to the 
 Committee on Sabbath Observance appointed yesterday. 
 
 MINISTERS — LEAVE TO RETIRE. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Connnittee appointed at the Second 
 Sederunt, to consider the ajiplications of I'resbyteries for leave for ministers to retire from 
 the active duties of the ministry. The Report was handed in and read for the Committee 
 by Mr. A. J. Mowatt. The Report was received, and it was agreed to consider the several 
 recommendations thereof, Keriafim. The several clauses were considered, one by one, and 
 disposed of, and in accordance with the decision thus arrived at, the Assembly granted 
 the application of the Presbyteries mentioned below, on behalf of the ministers whose 
 r.anies .are annexed to e.'xh of s.aid Pri?Rbytr.vif>s r<-."ip!ifitivo!y, ponnitting such minist-ers to 
 retire from the active duties of the ministry, namely : — 
 
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THE PRK8BYTERIAN CHURCH IN CAVADA. 
 
 To the Presbytery of Lanark and Renfrew, on behalf of the Rev. Dr Mann 
 '• Wallace, 
 
 • < Montreal, 
 
 " Bruce, 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 61 
 
 
 Barrie, 
 
 St. J.jUu, 
 fi 
 
 Hamilton, 
 
 Peterboro', 
 
 Stratford, 
 
 London, 
 
 Victoria and Richmond, 
 
 (I 
 
 41 
 
 
 C. G. «1 
 
 Frederick Home. 
 
 John Scott. 
 
 R. Sedgwick, D.D. 
 
 S. Bernard. 
 
 John Gray, M.A. 
 
 J. Bennett, D.D. 
 
 \Vm. McCullagh. 
 
 John TorteonB. 
 
 W. C. Windell. 
 
 R. Renwick. 
 
 D. B. Whimster. 
 
 M. Stewart, M.A. 
 
 W. G. Forbes. 
 
 „• » „ " " A. r. Millai-. 
 
 Pictou, 
 
 The Assembly declined to ^rant the application of the Presbytery of Ottawa on 
 behalf of the Rev. D. McNaughton. 
 
 APPLICATIOS FOR MK. TORRANCE. 
 
 There was taken a memorial from the Presbytery of Guelph, on behalf of Mr. 
 Robert Trranco stating that he had resigned the charge of the First Presbyter.an Con- 
 gr gatlol Guelp'h, but "resided within the bounds, and l'-;-^' ^'^^'^ ''~^ :^:-''"- 
 on the roll of said Pre.bytery. Tl>e mem , rial was supported by Mr, Middle niss. 
 application was granted, and leave given to the Presbytery of Guelph as cra^ed. 
 
 APPLK.'ATION- OK DR. JENKINS. 
 
 There wa, taken up and read an appUcation from the I'-^bytery of Montreal, on 
 behalf of Dr. Jenkins, statin, that he had resigned the charge of St 1 aul s Church 
 M,!^ ea • that the congregati,.n had agreed to give hnu a ret.rmg aliowaace of two 
 ^ l^'dJul (8i,000; a^..r. and desired that his -"V'^'"^' ^^f tl X t 
 ■ >. '.-teryroU as Pastor Em^ntu, of the congregation, and praymg the A sonblj to 
 . , >.;' th arrangement. The Assombly, in accordance with act.ou .n other case , 
 g:anted Dr. J^nkm^ leave to retire, and to the Presbyt.^v to retauJ. is name on the.r roll. 
 
 PASTOR E-MERITL'S— ACTION ON. 
 
 It was moved by Mr. James Croil, seconded by Mr. M. W. ^'^Loan.-ThaUt is 
 desirable that the Assembly clearly define the position and powers f anj, of J ast<^ 
 fZhL It was moved in amendment by Dr. Caven, seconded by Dr. Grant a 
 
 belaid on the table. A vote was lan-tn ^ f«,.,.il and the amond- 
 
 nei/atived A further vote was taken as between the motion of Mr. Cioil and the amena 
 negat,vea_^ A tur ^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^^^ judgment of the 
 
 "^•^^°L^;?.7:l!:r; XJl rccordance therewith-that the subject be remittea 
 forToiisIderation to the Committee on the Aged and Intirm Ministers Fund. 
 
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 .'')2 ACTS AND HR0CEEDING8 OP THE EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OP 
 
 APPLICATION — PRP-SBYTEKY OF TORONTO FOR MESSRS. BURNS AND LOWRY. 
 
 There was taken up and road an application from the I'resbytei-y o{ Toronto, on 
 behalf of Mr. William Burns and Mr. Thoma.s Lowrj', ministers witliout charj;o, residing 
 within the bounds of said rrcsl)ytory, stating that Mr. lUinis was engaged in collecting 
 funds for Knor College, and that Mr. Lowry was acting as Secretary of the Foreign 
 Mission Com ittoe. Western Section, and asking leave to place the names of these minis- 
 ters on the roll of the Presbytery. The Assembly declined to grant the leave craved. 
 
 MARRIAGE WITH DEOEASEP WIFE .S .SISTER— OVKRTCKK. 
 
 There 
 
 was taken up and read an Overture from Dr. MoKnight, and otliers, on the 
 subject of marriage with a deceased wife's sister, in terms following ; — 
 
 Whereas by Act of Parliament passed during last Session, marriage with a deceased 
 wife's sister is no longer prohibited by the law of the land ; 
 
 Whereas in the Confession of Faith it is expressly declared that a man may not marry 
 .vny of liis wife's relations nearer in Idood tiian his own, and that such marriages cannot 
 be legitimized l)y any consent of parties or law of man ; 
 
 Whereas the law of the land and the law of the Church are thus at variance, and 
 difficulties may be expected to arise from collision between them : 
 
 Therefore the (leneral .\ssembly is respectfully overtured to take this matter into 
 consideration, anil appoint a Committee to investigate the scriptural authority on wluch 
 the marriages referred to are condemned, and report tlieir judgment, with reasons for it, 
 to next Assembly. 
 
 The Overture, on motion of Dr. Grant, dul}- seconded, was received. 
 
 It was moved by Dr. McKnight, seconded by Dr. Macrae,— That a Committee be 
 appointed in terms of the prayer of the Overture. It was moved in amendment by Mr. 
 Thomas Sedgwick, seccmded by Mr. Samuel Acheson,- That the Overture be laid on the 
 tiible till next year. Votes were taken, when the motiim of Dr. McKnight was carried, 
 and the Assembly decided accordingly. 
 
 Tlio hour of adjournment having come, it was agreed to continue in session till this 
 matter is finished. 
 
 The Committee, as provided for in the Overture, was then appointed, as follows :— 
 Principal Caven, Prof. Gregg, Conveiwr, Prof. Mowat, Prof. Scrimger, Prof. Weir, Prof. 
 Currie, Prof. Coussirat, Principal McVicar, Principal McKnight, Principal Grant, Mr. 
 J. Laing, D. B. Blair, E. Ross. 
 
 Dr. Grant was, by reijuest, relieved from serving on this Committee. 
 
 The Assembly adjourned, to meet again at half-past two o'clock, of which public 
 intimation was made, and this Sederunt was closed with the Benediction. 
 
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 The Assembly met, and was constituted with devotional exercises, Mr. John Crombie, 
 at the reciuest of the Moderator. (jfTeriug prayer. 
 
 The Minutes of the last Sederunt were read and sustained. 
 
 .SU.STKNTATION AND SUPPLE.MENTS— COM.MITrEK. 
 
 The Moderator now named the Committee, agreed upon in the morning on the 
 Schemes of Supplement and Sustentation, to draft a new Scheme, and report to next 
 
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 THE PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH IN CANADA. 
 
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 Assembly, as follows ;— Messrs. E. D. Millar, W. Armstrong, Dr. King, P. McF. McLeod, 
 J. Laiug (Conve)ier), D. M. Gordon, Uon. A. Morris, T. VV. Taylor. 
 
 APPLICATION — .MR. DONALD ROSS. 
 
 There was taken up and read a petition from Mr. Rosa, setting forth in substance, 
 that he had been appointed to the Mission in the North-Weat ; that ho w.is, on account of 
 ill-health, unable to proceed to his field, and m not now in a condition to preach, but 
 hoped that he might yet be able to resume work, and praying the Assembly to instruct the 
 i'resbytery of Glengarry to retain his name on its roll for two years. The .Assembly 
 received Mr. Rosa's petition, and granted the jirayer thereof. 
 
 TKMPEHANini. 
 
 Tlie Assembly called for the Report on Temperance. The Report was handed in, and 
 lidld as road. The Assembly proceeded to consider tha recommendations annexed to the 
 Report ncrlatim, when the following wore adopted : — 
 
 1. That the Assembly draw attention to the deliverance of last year on the Temper- 
 ance (luestion, with the roiiuest that it be made known to (jur people where this has not 
 been done. 
 
 2. That Presbyteries and Sessions bo reconuneiided to consider the best methods of 
 advancing the cause of tomporance within their bounds, especially to consider what form 
 of temperance organization would be most suitable as recognizing the authority of the 
 Session, and affording ucopo for the energies of the mombora of the Church. 
 
 3. That the attention of the Governments of the various Provinces in the Dominion 
 be called to the desirability of instructing the children in our Public Schools regarding the 
 ftt'ects of alcohol on the human system, and the influence of the drinking usages on society, 
 either by the use of Temperanco Manuals or by the introduction into the Reading Books 
 (if some leaaons sotting forth the results of scientific investigation, and tliu teachings of 
 history and experiance, on the subject, and t'lat the Clerk be instructed to send copies of 
 tliis resolution to the Ministers or Superintendents of Education in the various Provinces. 
 
 4. That we recommend the mombors of our Church to unite with other temperance 
 w<jrkers, organizing in our counties and townships branches of the Dominion Alliance, or 
 any other well-conducted association having for its object the Legislative Prohibition of 
 the Liquor Traffic. 
 
 There was taken ui), in connection with the Report, and read, an Overture from the 
 Synod of Toronto and Kingston, rciiuesting tho Assembly to instruct its Committee on 
 Temperance to correspond with other Churches, with tho view of united action in the sup- 
 pression of the evils of intemperance. The Overture was received, and referred to the 
 Committee on Temperance. 
 
 There was, further, submitted to the Assembly a Memorial from the Women's Tem- 
 perance Union. The Memorial was received, and referred to the Committee on Temperance. 
 
 SUBJECT OF CHURCH OOVERNMENJ— E.X:A.MINATI0N. 
 
 There was taken up and read an Overture from the Presbytery of Kingston, trans- 
 mitted by the Synod of Toronto and Kingaton, setting forth that it is of importance that 
 those who are to bo our future ministers should be acrjuainted with Church Government ; 
 that in the course of Theological education prescribed in tho Rook of Forms, no pl.ace is 
 given to this subject, nor ia it proscribed as one of the subjects for examination either for 
 Licensure or Ordination ; and praying that changes ho made in the Book of Forms of 
 Procedure in relation to tho cour.se of itudy so as to embrace this important subject. The 
 Ovcrtisro. wa^, !-.t) (pi-.tir.n, roccivoA, ^n(\ it ■-v.-v; .igrood to dfin!.".re in rol.itiisn thereto that 
 Church Government is included in the general subject of Theology. 
 
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 ACT3 AN'D PHOCBEDINQS OP THE KIOUTH OBNKRAL A3SBUBLY OP 
 
 S*' 
 
 
 EAISINO MO?fEYS — OVERTURE. 
 
 There was takon up and read an Overture from the Presbytery of Paris, transmitted 
 by the Synod of Hamilton and London, in regard to modes of raising moneys for local and 
 general Church purpoaer, and tlie groat inoqualitiea in the amounts contributed, and stat- 
 ing that such inoiiualitios ar.j greatly owing to the want of proper methods in relation 
 thereto ; and praying the General Assembly to appoint a Committee to inquire, into thii 
 matter, and to recommend such mode or modes as may most effectually develop the 
 liberality of tlie jieople. The Overture was received, and referred to the several Synods of 
 
 the Church. 
 
 cHURon nriLDiNo fund— overture. 
 
 There was takon up and read an Overture from the Presbytery of St. John, setting 
 forth in substance that the work of tlie (Miurch was greatly retarded by the inability of 
 feeble congregations to build churches for themselves, and praying the General .\8sembly 
 to take the whole subject into consideration, and either to create a Board of Church 
 Erection, or by making aacli otlicr order as may bo deemed most suitable to further this 
 
 object. 
 
 On motion of Mr. .Fohnstone, seconded by Mr. J. Laing, it was agreed,— That the 
 Overture be received, and tl'.it a Committee of seven bo appointed by the Moderator, who 
 shall take the subject of the Overture into consideration, and devise a general scheme to 
 further church erection for weak c )ngregatioii3, and report the same to the next General 
 Assembly. The Committee was appointed as follows :— Dr. McVicar, Cunvener; Messrs. 
 D. R. Crockett, Thomas Sedgwick, L. G. McNeill, ministers ; L. W. Johnston, Robert 
 Murray, John McGill, elders. 
 
 .SABBATH S(^H0OLS. 
 
 Mr. Allan Simpson, from the Committee appointed to tivke into consideration the 
 Report c.u Sabbath Schools, road at the Fourth Sederunt, to revise said Report, and bring 
 in a Deliverance, presented and read a Report, containing recommendations f(jr the adop- 
 tion of the Assembly. It was moved by Mr. Simpson, andseconded,— That the Report on 
 Sabbath Schools as now presented be received and adopted, and printed in the Appendix to 
 the Assembly's Minutes. It was moved in amendment by Mr. R.)bert Murray, seconded 
 by Mr. Thomas Sedgwick,— That the Report as amended bo printed, but that if, be not 
 sent down, as proposed, to the Committee on Sabbath Schools. A vote was taken, when 
 the motion of Mr. Simpson was carried, and the As.sembly decided in terms thereof. 
 
 The recommendations annexed to the Report as adopted are as follows ;— 
 
 1. That the Paper of Mr. Hossie— which contains a Constitution for Sabbath Schools, 
 sui'gcsts the formation of a Board of Sabbath Schools, and outlines the duties of such a 
 BiTrd -be printed in the Appendix to the Minutes, and referred to the Committee, to be 
 
 reported on next year. 
 
 2. That the Sabli ;hool be fully recognized as a part of the Church, under the 
 control of the Session i ill its appointments. 
 
 3. That greater attention bo given to the study of the Shorter Catechism, both in the 
 Sabbath school and in the family. 
 
 4. That each Pn-sbytery devote at least one Sederunt in the year to the consideration 
 of Sabbath school work within its bounds, and that Superintendents and others interested 
 in such work be invited to be present. 
 
 i>. That the day to be appointed by the Moderator as a day of prayer for Colleges, be 
 ■also a d.iy of prayer for the youth of the Church generally. 
 
 "PRESBYTERIAN KECORn. " 
 
 The Report on the Prcxhijt.nan Recorii w.as submitted, and was read for the Com- 
 mittee by Dr. Reid. The Report gave the circulation at 3-4,iiOO, and said that a n^uch 
 
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 larger nunibc 
 that somewh 
 receipts, §9,3 
 received ; thi 
 support of th 
 
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 I'roperty. 1 
 occurred dur 
 
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 .Vssombly ag 
 largely incre; 
 
 In conni 
 
 lessening th( 
 of the Minut 
 were not ent 
 to be printet 
 
 The Asa 
 was i)re8entt 
 mittee had ii 
 music ; that 
 School and t 
 40,000 copiei 
 f 1,192. 03; t 
 lliero remaii 
 amount now 
 year, be dev 
 ministers co; 
 Ministers ; \ 
 
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 decerned an 
 
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 There ^ 
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 the service < 
 it was desin 
 
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 8 for local and 
 ted, and stat- 
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 [uir^ into this 
 ,' develop the 
 2ral Synods of 
 
 John, setting 
 he ituibility of 
 oral Assembly 
 ird of Church 
 to furtlior this 
 
 od,-That the 
 [odorator, who 
 2ral scheme to 
 I next General 
 iveiii-r; Jlessrs. 
 inston, Robert 
 
 iisideration the 
 port, and bring 
 IS fur the adop- 
 t the Report on 
 le Appenilix to 
 rray, seconded 
 that it bo not 
 as taken, when 
 s thereof. 
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 ibbath Schools, 
 uties of such a 
 jmmittee, to be 
 
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 le consideration 
 thei-s interested 
 
 for Colleges, be 
 
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 THB PRESBYTERIAN CHUROB IN CANADA. 
 
 55 
 
 larxer number would require to be issi sd to reach every family in the Church, and stated 
 that somewhat less money had bocii received and disbursed than in the year before — 
 receipt.4,S9,388.05 ; payments, ^,614.!)5 ; leaving a balance of $873.70. The Report wivs 
 received ; thanks were tendered to tlie Editors ; and the liuvnl was connueuded to the 
 support of the congregations of the Church. 
 
 CHUROU PKOPERTV — PROTECTION OF. 
 
 The Assembly cjilled for the Report of the Committee for the E'njtection ot Church 
 Property. It was stated by Dr. Reid, on behalf of the Conmiittee, that no case had 
 occurred during the year roiiuiring their attention, and that they had nothing to report. 
 
 riNANUB. 
 
 The Reports of the Committees on Finance, of the Eastern and Western Sections of 
 the Church respectively, were handed in and read. The Reports were received, and the 
 Assembly agreed to express gratitication at the improved condition of the (inaiices, and the 
 largely increased liberality of the members of tlie Church, presented in the Reports. 
 
 PRINTINO. 
 
 In connocti<in with the Report on Finance, motions were submitted with u view to 
 lessening the expenwe of printing, and especially in regard to the large number of copies 
 of the Minutes of the Assemljly hitherto issued. The seveiul proposals in this direction 
 were not entertained, and the Assembly ordered the usual number of copies of the Minutes 
 to be printed. 
 
 HVMNOLOUY. 
 
 The A-ssombly called for the Report of the Committee on a " Hymnal." Tlie Report 
 was ]ireBented and read by Dr. Gregg, joint Convener. The Report stated that the Com- 
 mittee had issued during the year a Sabbath School edition, and a larger sized edition with 
 music ; that they contemplated publishing an edition intermediate between die Sabbath 
 School and the larger sized copy, and also a Sabbath School edition witli music ; that about 
 •10,000 copies of all tli'j editions liad been sold ; that the royalty last year amounted to 
 f 1,102. 03 ; that the sums advanced from the .Assembly Fund had been returned, and that 
 there remained ia hand a balance of $300. Thu Report chjsed by recommending that the 
 amount now at the credi; of the Committee, and the amount w' ich may bo received next 
 year, be devoted to the Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund, in pro/'ortion to the number of 
 ministers connected with or having an interest in each of tlie Fui Is for Aged and Intimi 
 Ministers ; and that the Hymnal Committee be re-appointed. 
 
 The Report was received, its recomniendations were adopted, and the Assembly 
 ticcernetl and ordered in accordance therewith. 
 
 HYMNAL COMMITTEE. 
 
 The Hymnal Committee as re-appointed is as follows : — Dr. Jenkins and Dr. Gregg, 
 Joint Conretto-f ; Dr. James, Dr. Macrae, Professor Mcwat, Messrs. John Thomson (Ayr^, 
 D. J. Macdonnell, J. S. Black, Robert Murray, W. 13. McMurrich. 
 
 MUSIC FOE P.SALM.S. 
 
 There was taken uji and read an Overture from the Presbytery of Uuel[ih, setting 
 forth >■! substance that the Psalms of David have always occupied a prominent place in 
 the service of praise in the Presbyterian Churches of Great Britain and tlie Colonics ; that 
 it was desirable that the place held by them in the past should still be maintained ; repre- 
 
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 56 ACTS AND PROrEEDINOH OP THE KKIIl 1 H OENEIUL ASSEMBLV OP 
 
 Bcntiiig tlio necfSBity. in .uder to IIiIh, that niunic Buitabk' t.. the PsalniR should he pro- 
 vidoil, ui.d luayini,' that ininn^diuto provision bo mado for tliu publication of such music, 
 along with thut for tho hymns recently brought into use in this Church. The Overture 
 wiw supported by Mr. .1. H. Mullan, under appointment of the Presbytery of Guelph. It 
 was moved by Mr. George Bruce, and duly seconded,- That the Overture in rcRard to 
 music for tho Psalms be received, and remitted to the Committee on Hymnology for their 
 favourable consideration. It was moved in amendment by Mr. D. J. Macdonnoll, 
 seconded by Mr. W. Armstrong, -That a Committee be appointed to make a selection of 
 p<,rtion» of the I'salms and Paraphrases most suitable for Public Worship, with accom- 
 panying tunes. A vote being taken, tho motion of Mr. 13ruco was carried, and the 
 Assembly decided in accordance therewith. 
 
 LOYAL ADDREHSKS. 
 
 The Assembly railed for the Keport of tlie Committee appointed at the Second 
 Sederunt t.^ draft an address to the Queen, and also to the Governor-General of the 
 Dominion. The Report embodying such address was presented and read by Mr. M. W. 
 McLean. The Report was received and adopted, and it was oidercd that the addresses 
 be suitably engrossed and transmitted through the usual channels. 
 
 BKANTFOKU LADIEs' COLLEOE. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Board of Directors of the Brantford 
 Ladies' College. The Report was submitted and read, expressing gratification at the 
 prosperity of the institution, ai. . the increased patronage with which it was favoured ; 
 thanking the General Assembly for the support and sympathy bestowed during the past 
 year, and soliciting a continuance of their confidence and cooperation. On motion made 
 and duly seconded, the Assembly resolved as follows .-Receive the Report, an<l put on 
 record the satisfaction with which the Assembly has learned of the prosperity and increased 
 efliciency of the instituth.n ; also, resolve t<i commend the College to the c.mhdonce of 
 thos' members of the Church who may be desirous to find for their .laughters a school 
 where they may prosecute the higher branches of education under Christian mfluences ; 
 and further, nominate in terms of the Act of Incorporation, the following twelve gentle- 
 men, from whom the members of Ilie Board to be appointed for next year may be selected, 
 namely : Rev. W. Cochrane, D.D., and Messrs. W. Watt, Robt. Henry, W. Nichol, M.D., 
 T. McLean, C. B. Heyd. A. Robertson, W. (irant, R. K'..88oll, A. Spence, J. Sutherland, 
 
 A. Turner. . 
 
 In accordance with the rc-iuest of the Directors, the Assembly appointed visitors for 
 tho College, namely : Dr. McVicar, Dr. Gregg, and Mr. Peter Wright. 
 
 OTTAWA ladies' COLLEOE. 
 
 The Assembly called for the Report of the Board of Managers of the Ottawa Ladies' 
 College. The Report was submitted and read for the Board by Dr. Reid, stating the 
 amount of work done in the various departments of the institution ; expressing gratifica- 
 tion at the prosperity enjoyed ; tendering thanks to the ministers and others connected 
 with the Church for the interest taken in the College ; soliciting the continuance of their 
 confidence and aid : asking for the re-appohitment of the visitors of last year, and stating 
 that the Managers had secured the amendment to their Act of Incorporation, as proposed 
 in the General Assembly's Minute of the 16th June, 1879. 
 
 A copy of the amendment to the Act was annexed to the Report. 
 
 The Assembly received tho Report, expressed satisfaction with the prosperity of the^ 
 College, and, in compliance with the re(iue8t of the Board, re-appointod the visitors of 
 last year, namely : Principal Grant, and the Rev. J. Crombie, M.A. 
 
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,Y Of 
 
 i» should be pro- 
 it (if such music, 
 . Tliu Overture 
 y of Guelph. It 
 ;uro in regard to 
 nnology for their 
 J. Macdonnoll, 
 ike a selection of 
 liip, with accom- 
 carried, and the 
 
 !d at the Second 
 r-General of the 
 A by Mr. M. W. 
 Iiat the addresses 
 
 of the Brnntford 
 atitication at the 
 
 it was favoured ; 
 d during the past 
 
 On motion made 
 port, and put on 
 rity ai'd increased 
 the contidence of 
 laughters a school 
 •istian influences ; 
 ,ng twelve gentle- 
 r may be selected, 
 W. Nichol, M.D., 
 CO, J. Sutherland, 
 
 ointed visit(jrs for 
 
 ;he Ottawa Ladies' 
 Reid, stating the 
 [pressing gratitica- 
 , others connected 
 ntinuance of their 
 t year, and stating 
 •ation, as proposed 
 
 3 prosperity of the 
 itod the visitors ot 
 
 THK PKE81IYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. 
 
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 STATED COLLEOTIONH. 
 
 The Assembly resolved that in congregations where there are no Missionary Associa- 
 tions, collections for the Scho.uos of the Church bo taken up us follows :- 
 1. Fvynch Evangelization, on tiif third S„l.bath of .luly. 
 II. Home Missions, on the third Sabbath of August. 
 
 III CoUe.'o Fund, on tho third Sixbbath of September. 
 
 IV Agod"aml InHr.u MinistcrH' Fund, on tho third 8abl,ath of October. 
 V Widows' and Orphans' Fund, also on the third HM.bath of <»^tober. 
 
 VI.' Supplements (Maritime Provinces), on tho third Sabbath of Noven>ber. 
 VII. Assembly Fund, on the third Sabbath of Decend.er. 
 VIII. Manitoba College, on the second Sabbath of January, 188:i. 
 
 IX Foreign Missions, on tho first Sabbath of March, 1H83. ^^ ., , 
 
 (".ron such -ther days as may be most convenient for the «';"f "«'^';'";- /"f " 
 resolved, that aN congregations and Mission Stations be enjoined to contribute to the 
 Schemes of the Church. 
 
 MI.WIONARIES ON PKKHBVTKRV ROLLS— l.K. MATHKWS. 
 
 Dr Mathews here submitted the motion, of which be gave notice at the Twelfth 
 Sederunt, for tho reconsideration of tho action of the .Assembly in resolving to place tho 
 Rolls of the Presbytery to which they belonged previously to their going to their respec- 
 tive lids of labour. The motion was seconded, and being put to the House, was lost, 
 and the .Assembly declined to reconsider their action m the premises. 
 
 THANKS. 
 
 The subjoined resolution, m.,ved by Mr. J. A. Murray, seconded by Mr. K McLennan 
 was carried Unanimously by standing vote, as follows -.-That the cordial thanks of the 
 Aiseiublv are due and are hereby given— > t n 
 
 1 To the citizens of St. .John for their generous hospitality to tho members of the 
 
 ^""Tl ' To the Trustees of this church for the use of their comm.^dious oditice. 
 
 Ill To tlie Secretary and membors of the Young Men's Christian Associati.m for tho 
 otter to members oi Assembly of all the privileges of their Association, and to Thomas 
 Deblois, Esq., for his courtesy ni otlering the use of his Reading Room. 
 
 IV. To tho several Railroad and Steamboat Companies which have allowed the 
 Delegates to travel over their routes at reduced fares. 
 
 V To Dr Macrae and the members of the Accommodation Committee, for the 
 efficient manner in which they have discharged their very onerous duties. 
 
 VI. To the press generally for their reports of the Assembly s proceedings. 
 
 CLOSE. 
 
 The business being finished, tho Moderator addressed the Assembly, and ottered 
 praye Tl Assembly engaged in praise, singin, the one hundred and thirty-third Psalm_ 
 The Moderator then said: " In the name of tho Lord Jesus Christ the only King nd 
 Head of the Church, and by authority of this General Assembly, I now dissolve h.s 
 meetin., and appoint the next General Assemldy to lueet in tho City of London, Ontano 
 Td wirWn St. Andrew's Church there, on the second Wednesday of June, one ^thousand 
 eight hundred and eighty -three years, at half-past seven o clock in the ovonmg. 
 
 The Moderator then closed the Session with the Apostolic Benediction. 
 
 (Signed) WM. COCHRANE, D.D., 
 
 Moderator. 
 
 St. John, N.B., June 22, 1882. 
 
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 FOR i8Si-<^2, 
 \VM, COCHRANE, D. D.. ROBT. H. \VAKJ)1-N, 
 
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 REPORT OK THK IIO.MK NirSHION COMMriTKK OF 
 HKKSIJYTKUIAN cm'RCM IN OANAD.N. 
 
 (WKSTEBN SECTION. 18«1.'J.) 
 
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 The Cotuniittoe hfn to Ity before tiie Oenortl AiHembly iiii ciatlinu nftbawnrk ■eMmplithetl 
 dorinK the ytnrtrding Mkrcli :<lNt, 18H>. Tliuy sro ulixt to report, (hot notwitbitanJtoK tbo 
 r«p*dly flxtenditiK llxldi for MiKKiontr.yoperttioDi. committttd to their cart), demaadloK » Itrfioly 
 increBufil expenditure, tliry have by tbo Htrloti'flt economy, buon able to prcHent h mitiitfafliory 
 flDanoial itattimeiit. Tlic intt reiting detaila of proxri'^e ia almont every part of tliii MiMion 
 flelil, miiHt alHO be ^lalifying to every well wiHlior nf our /.ioD. 
 
 liiiriiiK Ibu yoar, niatiy granti lo itationa and iopplumenti'd coiigreKatiODH Imvo been mate- 
 rially reduci-d, witkoat, bow(ver, any injury to (iir work.—Hnd xdveral Hnpplenenttd eanvreua- 
 lionahftve (( tlieir own accord, bucomi! n^lf mpiwrtioi?. In tbe endoavonr to dovflopo the hber- 
 ality of onr people, t wnrda tbeir miinitera and mliHionnrieH, the CominiltC'i- have boeo cordially 
 inpfHiited by the «o\.tii1 I'resbytericg o( the C'bnrnh. The roduoed RiantH lor thi' priiieot year 
 in Mniiituba and the Nortbuoat, ludirate a willia)(ii>M on (lie part of tlio nuttlnrH in tbut dli< 
 tftiit prnvini'o, to n've for llie iiipport of ^l;n^■p^l\ ordinanoea, in proportion to tboir material 
 pr(iii|iprity, but while liie ComiDiltt'e are thua Npuedily redncJDK Ibe frantH fiiveo, to what may 
 Dow be c«llod ttiu older jtatiorK, — Di;w tlM» arc 10 tiipldly noonpied with the rush of pop'^'atloii 
 now Koin^ on, that withnui a mwh larger .-cv^nuu, thoy ciinool poiHibly keep pnee vniJi tbe 
 demand* mailo upon lliem, Nor ij it to be forgotten, tlint the ability to five for miHtiOD work, 
 biiH bom uiaterially diminii-lied by I'rcf'byterfan cmlKrution to the Northweat, which iH iliil go- 
 in^' on, Tboro ia thua greater nrcfHHity, that Ibott.; who have the mean*, elintjld give more: 
 liberally than I hey Imve ever yet done, that onr oa.iae mnv not suffer at tliis moHt important 
 and critical Ht»(?fl < f MiHsicnary enterprue in iliowi more distant and hopeful lielda committed to 
 our care. Tne meniorablo words of the late John Angoll Jam**, addrtsH d twenty- live year* ago 
 to the Amuiiean Churchea, are now rpeoially appropriate lo the Presbyterian Church in Canada ; 
 '•Your po'ioy muat be a borne policy. Von must outlivato the • ~te placPH cf your bomoatead. 
 On your Isiids liaug, in a gre»t muasure, the futaro iotereata of ■ globo. Henue the unapeak- 
 able importance of your oburchca conoeotrating, in a great measnre, tboir reliKiouB efforts upon 
 your country." 
 
 AccnrdiDK to our uhubI custom, a uoudenied sommary of the rf porta received from Protby-- 
 l*rit's,of their work during tbo yuar is presentod; while in the appendix to the report, there 
 will he found ooinp eta Htalislios of nil the Mission stations and iupplementud oungrogation*, be 
 longing to tbu wrsteru euction of the Churob. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Biviure du Loup, owintf to the tluotuating obaraotur of the popolation and the removal of 
 Preshyltirinna, lias been diHcontinned. Mai.sawippi and Uiobby are makioR fair progrebs, and 
 likely to pasa in a ibort t'-ne from tbo list of Mieaion Stations, with fair prospects of bo«omiog 
 au important Cetd in the uoar future. Two supplemented congregation* hays also become uelf 
 supporting. 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 The mii.s: n flalda in this Presbytery are six in number. Four of those, Aylwin and 
 Dtiert, Cantly and Portland, Bearbrook and Cambridge and Hull, bavo been during the wholo 
 year aurplied by ordained mifHionariea. These flolds covor wide seetions of th'j <(mntry, whose 
 population i.s largely lioman Catholic. The Protostaut families are comparatively few in num- 
 ber, and are widely aeparated from one another. In one of the fields, Ajiwin and Desert, whose 
 aroa is over fifty miles in length by ten or iwelve in breadth, the missionary holds services reg- 
 ularly at ro fewtr tlau nine different points, besides occasional services at other place*. In 
 another, Cantly acd I'ortlaud, there are six preacliing stations, and in another, liearbrook and 
 Cambridge, fonr. The labor involved in working those flolds is very great, and daring the year 
 this arduouK labor has been performed with a zeal, and earnestness, and spirit of solf-sacrifieo 
 Worthy of commendation, and with result* more or less manifest and encouraging, lu one of 
 the other fields, whicli are snpplied by a Student daring the Summer months, an ordained mis- 
 sionary is now laboring with great acceptance and marked encouragement. This field. Chelsea 
 and East Templeton, thongh posjessing a small grant from the Home Mission Fund, has been 
 able to mee*. all the expenses of supply without diawlng it. The other field, Plantagenet was 
 
 of Montreal Coliego, gave it fortnightly supply. Thwc are all IbefieldHof U20 Preibytory. 
 
AFPKNDIX. 
 
 m. 
 
 FiltbfuUud efficlMt work U btlog doo«.Hnd •ool. .re b.i..^ »'»«';' •"^J "Vu^i in '^hnnT.'n. 
 Hni whlldl ihne rpKioni (e«l. in oommon witb the wholo c.uiHry. the beDefitu uf in ahnndinl 
 
 B »t"nto IbuNoriUweU th.l h.K g.e.tly redue.-.l U.« popuUlu,u Kor tbii r.».on. ch.ortT, 
 lUiMd, bavS be«" abl. to do IXII. more tb.n bold Ibelr own, .ud ««ll r"""''" • ''•"'v "h^n*" 
 up!.'! 'h. U.mrMi..ion Fuodi ol lb.' Cburcb. Tbi. iu UDdt.lr.blo, but li mnrt b« doue. or 
 tbe tli'tdit tb<iDdoii«d. 
 
 The conHolid.t.on of the work In the Urge miieion field of tbin Preebjlery hM beea vlg'T. 
 
 ''tL^l^pTl'n^rSotJ'tioah.. become HaIf..u.U.r.,n« .■•'> '-iUer -.Mr.^^^^^^ 
 be»ii rctdacBd. Two mir.ion stations have become oon«reKal»on» ^nJ '"o '"'•"on iteiione heve 
 titf'u iiruauized ia necdiitotiH diH ncti. , ,, u - ■ 
 
 sSctor, work ha. U>^n .lone io all the Mission Dlitnot. and Htat.oni. S|)ec.al n,.n- 
 tion •bould be made however of WUberloroe and Uratt^n wheroour ordained m.....,nar, ba»doiie 
 «.Hlenl nervice and alei of MatUwa. where our eaui.« ban proipered Kreally aethe reeultof the 
 
 '■''''rSulXrZ\\lT^:no^^ other, hate be^n projo,».4 
 
 '"' "T\"arib^"r;'S.oaVnrire"aZio«. in .videuced from the foHowiu^ eomp.n.tiva.t.tc. 
 ment A Ultle over tliree year. .Ko the Presbytery wae formed and e mt rued -ii •«tUed cbarKe- 
 
 end throe vaoancie.. Now thoro aro 27 a.ttled charges and a v.canclt ,1 probably oefur. 
 
 thlH report r' a "be. the eye of the churohe., there will be 30 .etiled oharK... U i. »hu. uh^mn 
 that t«r.pirit.Hl want, of the upper Oitawa Dmtriot are being provided for in.uohawaya. 
 give* iiopeH that tlie whole field will .ooo be overtaken 
 
 nBOTKVILUC. 
 
 Althoagh this Presbytery b.B :> n'v . tlement. within it. bound., yet very con.idorabl. 
 nroMe.. ha. be.,n made during ti ■ year iu , .ling and devrloping miHsion .tation.. 
 '^iTrough the energy of Mr J <wh;, ;>l We.'- Winche.ter a strong station has been organi.ed 
 at ci °r VUla^e and a neat ohu .h ! "Ut Lut . ■ At and paid for. The sUtioo waa worked by a 
 C.tediiat la tVummer, and i. nc ■/ xiy. W- tU<: i>::-c ol Mr. Row.t who u .ssuted by a Htudont. 
 
 At North WUli.miburg and /'iti. i.«.'M '•■,: ring, the progress has been most graiifyiog. 
 Studtit.~ied thTeta.ionH conl ■, v. !• .o-ing both sanim.r and wintj.r. At Uie former 
 ,Uco a neat and comfortable chi.roh i opeued in March, and i. nearly p.id for ; a oommunion 
 ?i 1 has be^n formXand oVcolUmt work inHiein, done in tbe Sabbath Scliool. At the Springs 
 the work wa/uudertkken in April. 1881. by the Htodeot fro... N. \V.lh*niHbarg holdinK S.bbatl. 
 
 vJnrsmceH in a hall at the Springs and eJ'.ei vsrds In the Moti^ist Charch. u July a 
 me3 of P olbytery. during the holidays at fie Springs Hoarcbed the whol., v. lago and 
 v^oi^iiv f>r Presbvterian and neglected families, and got ihcw to subscribe over 91,000 toward. 
 iSnVtheniX. a church. The subscriptions now amount to 12000. and the charch is being 
 built. The station ha,s toe ntly been organiaed. „ . . .. i^. 
 
 At the VUlnge ol ChesterviUe, Mr. NeUon has condocled lerviceH on Sabbath fveninKB, tor 
 ovor aVear. A lew week. ago. in response to a petition from the people ChcHi.^rjille was or- 
 Llniz JiD a regular preaching station a. part ol Mr. Mm<^'» charge. The alove four station. 
 S"contigt^on. to the congregations of Messrs. Kowat and NeUon and will likely soon be arrangtHl 
 
 wfthtbcse congregation, and with that of Mr. McCrae, of Osnabn.ok, forming two new Helf..u». 
 
 '""'MeSuette'vived audi, this .ammer worked by a student and ic c.nneet.on with 
 North Augnita and Fairfield. 
 
 KlNOtTON. 
 
 This Presbytery ba. made great progre.. in tbe grouping of .taUons and in reduotog very 
 maleriallv the Urge amonntH received in former year, from the Home Misaion tnnd. The mi.. 
 .ion ti*ld under its care, is confessedly one of the most scattered and destitute la Uot»no. w>d 
 .Kt'cdiDKly difficult to work. The students ol gueens College, the Bev. Mr. Wishart. of ™»doc. 
 sua the convener ol the Preabytt^rys Home Mission Committee and other members of that 
 Prfsbvtery. have repeattUly aud at great personal inconvenience vuited tbe different station., 
 ana in thii way rendered effioient aid to tbe ohuruh. New churches art being erected in .everal 
 localities, and tbe work of exploration and consolidation carried on with gratifying energy and 
 euooeu. 
 
 PgTKBBOBO. 
 
 -^ . .. J ^ jj__ __-^___ -.J zt^tlr.ns in the liouaties fi! Victoris Eud Pfttfl^boro. nn- 
 
 dsr the Mre ol^tbrpeteriw^ t"res"bjWy. were supplfed with regular Bervioe«.by three Cataobiste 
 andtwooidainwlMiiiionai.... The RtT. R. 8t«v«ison continued to labor m HaUburton and 
 
ir, 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Minden, gWinR regular services to the two addition*! nations of Kinmonnt and Robertion'i S«t- 
 tl.'nipnt. TbiH proiiii-inK field lias sutTBr-d snverely finwoially mi olherwige from emigration. 
 Harvey, Cluindo-^ mid HiirleiKli and Cardiff, wora under the cure ot three Oateobista during 
 the HiimniPr inrmttis, and were r^Kiilarly vlMited duriu({ the winter bv the ttev. J, McLean an 
 oidiuiic<l .\lis:.i(iiiirv. Eixlit preaching Ptiiti na lire occupied in tlie (Jhandoa and liurleiKb and 
 < iirdill fi.-ld. A chirch huildint? is marly completed at the Sootch Huttlement, aud a hall has 
 tceii Heciired 111 Ap^lly,-Bta^lolls in the Uurl.iKli and Chandos field, -wliioh will tend to oivo 
 permanciiCH to, .in luiNNion work. In (Jarditl six Htationa were supplied during tbe summer and 
 IW'.diiniiR the winter month.-. On thy whole the interest manifested by the people has betn 
 enc<iiiiii(.'iuj!;. 
 
 MNUSAY. 
 
 In this Preshytery there is little imprnveroent or advance in our mis»ion work, rather the 
 reverpe. I lie Imulier heinf! nearly exhmuted in the Coliooonk di<triot, many of the settlers wbo 
 are able ai.t lp..viiii- for the north weit luii elrtswhere. More aid is thus ne«d"ed for such destitute 
 liel.lH, Uian formerly, if „iir church ia to maintain ordininoes to the scattered Rroiipj o( I'reshy- 
 tenan l.miliHB. I iihire to secure Biiitahle ordained Missionaries to work in certain fields baa 
 Hiso opernt^H ai,'Hinst us. The I'rejbytery is doing ull it possibly can with the men io thefiel 1 
 to ovcrtiike tlie Kreat apirituil deBtitution that abounds. 
 
 ToIlONTO. 
 
 IIAIIIIIE— INi l.rni.S'ri THE MISKOKA DISTRIlT. 
 
 Phis Presbytery bas the lar^'e^t Home Mission fi. Id in the church with the exception of the 
 Rreat xNort iwest, under the iMre ot the Manitoba Prbshytery. The followinR is the sub-tanco 
 .Ar.reh la" •' ' "'"""'* *"""'»'"'^'' through the Preabytory to the Committee, at its meeting in 
 
 "i"''' to report that durinp the six montliH just closiDR, the work has been carrinl on in 
 lli« siati.ois comprismg this Held lo a much greater extent than ever before durinR the winte 
 imii \.ar. 11|.. ,tilli<iulty of MTMiint,' laborers duriuR this period of the year has been felt, vet 
 alter a consuleiahle Kmount of conespondeoc . and some disappointment th'^ cervices of seven 
 misMouan h liave b^eu (.ecured, six of tlie-e beint; Cateohists aud one a Licentiate. The tields 
 oeciipieil and llie missionaries employed in thuii are ax follow?: 
 
 .NiMsuii>! Ac, Mr. U. K. .lohiistou : MaK'Miatawan Ac, Mr.L. C. Htuderson ; Emsdale Ac. Mr 
 '.,;"Vi. !'."„' ■^'» l-'J-daleAcMr. .S. Armstrong ; Ho.seau Ac, Mr. W, liobertson ; Baysville 
 ,u .Ml. ( 1,. HenniDg ; llniitsvi;l. , Port Sydney Ac . l(..v. W. H. Kennedy. In feveral of tbo 
 H ,1 ions wh. re no ►upply haa been giv. n by tlio Presbytery, services have b. en conducted roKular- 
 i.\ I'v tlie ,,eopl„ themselves. This though desirable under the circumstances is yet but a tern- 
 I oi.iry arningeinent, W e,e supply more easily attainable they wonld all de«ire to enjoy the »er. 
 vices ol the living preaolurf < j ."» nci 
 
 .Mis.ioiH.v n„ .liugs wore held during the months of .hiunary and February io fourteen of 
 . ' , I' ^ ".' ,*'",'■''; "'"' ""•■ '"''^•^Ption, I enjoyed the eempauy and valuable aBsistacce of the 
 .ni ...; "'""''''*■ ' "' '^'"K At mniiy of them the attendance was ^ood, at others very indiffer- 
 
 1^11,^,01 '.,1 ■';'■' ""■"""'' '""V'r '■"" •'"" "'^' •"'"f'*-"' '" """'y «««««• ^^^" fcu.ily occupied 
 
 . • H , n „ Vl' .1 " "m"^ °' "'.*; """"°' '^^ '""'"tutions throiub the local missionary 
 
 vea« 1 '!",'"•"« ^"'"'° I'und will he ,iuit«e,,ual toils noticed advance of previoua 
 
 .v.ars. . those lieKlso,.eupied l,y missionaries but whch I was unable to reaoh. iustructiona 
 
 ,o,'„ !. ,., '1'"''".".'""","""""'" ^■"' "''" '""'*■ ^° '"™« i»s""«'«8. n itably that of Kmsdale. the 
 amount tJiiig contributed was ,,„jte as large as could he expected "•""a.e. wie 
 
 ..,.. u ? .'"'"'' ' "".""""■'' '" P"0(iro»H, it must be expected ttiat change', and re-arranKements he 
 
 Les th i'uh f V" '""^■•."' '"■''"/" """" "'" "'^""^'''^ <^"'^^^'»^^' 01 the field. ?S'.„S! 
 
 orhdn^^I',"' ■''" "'■«""'•'''■'' """'"'"^ "' -ipis^ing and Powassan be placed under the eare of the 
 
 cire of t he StTi'';','t^ m'"' "*''' 'T^ '" t:«llend.r. Tho-e stations llave hitherto been under he 
 cars oi ine btuilentJ .Miesiunaiv As4oei,itum r>( iCnn» ('.^i!....,, ' 
 
APPENDIX. '• 
 
 in connection with Hontivill. be added to It. Shonld thU "aRR^'i^^ .^ »'),°P{«f • " ''" ^' °**"'' 
 
 -wy to continue the grant wbicb tbey have enjoynd during the past Bix monlb"- „..-__en. 
 
 III. That the arrangement of the HuntBvillo and Port Sydney Kr 'Up, -'"' '^« ""^"^^j- 
 
 t,one<l exception be c .nliSued. with the hope of secnnng »° °/.^«":^„ ™ f.^^jt^f^ Sylne, anli 
 Tbu (iroup to coDHi-t cf the follo»inK BtitioGB. viz: Hant-ville, Allanavill., lurt Hy''°ey ana 
 Hn nell. Tlie exoeplion i. that lU'hA Ohiirch ba dj.) -m.d from thi» group »"'' .''"«°°'« P"' 
 :,( KUolherVronp a/noted below. This ..THngernHnt will form a more compact hold tliau betore, 
 and fMUPfquently one which may be more advan'ageouKly wrought. ,,:„;,,„„ ii,.re for 
 
 n .-Some ot t.e memberH of the Port CarUu« station are anxions for » d v --lon «^re^or 
 th.. followinu rPBHODB viz : They are living on the PeninBula rtividmg Lake Joseph and BOHSoau. 
 i til "ome% or ° milln from Port Carling. They have to comech.etty by water to choroha^d 
 »re of.entimeK p.evonted by stormH from attendinii. On the Permsnla »re a "O"'.'"'- f' |*"'; 
 
 :;z::^i^z^^ 1^^::;^.. 'd^l'^^iguborhood. t.. fru^ ^^-jt:^ i^ ^! 
 
 antee umc e' t r;:rrant U.« Presbytery to comply with their w.Bhe. I would recommend 
 llmt they do bo, and that the grant now gWen to PortUarling and a«s.c.»ted s ations be contmued 
 
 L-roui) to be known as llaytuond &o. .u • « »^ t» i^o /^f tho ui-oatiw* ad. 
 
 The miiiDlvmu of the Htat'ons daring tbe winter months, is found to be of the greatcs, aa- 
 
 v.ntle t7.horenioyinr 1 " e Ber.ice.. Kroai Bcvrral of the Htations earn, st re„»est« have 
 
 om lorthe cTt nuXnof tbemieeionaries at preBenl in the field- during the next six monthH. 
 
 Tl^ M . o a"y asBooiat.on of Qaeeo's Collnge are. we a.e glad % .sav return.ug Mr r . L 
 
 '--''■^ ^^^'SX:^r'^'^ ;!:^'meei?„;" l"rbon,.Ut.e, aBl^^d for the appo.otmout 
 
 of a 4 perintendeut .;! mLous for Muskoka. Algon.a andMa..touliu. The Co,um.ttoa declm^d 
 
 iHUtiZo entertain the prop .sal. and inBtru«.e . the Presbytery to take suck a.ti n as it d.ema 
 
 rrior tueBn™oo cf the MuBkoka MiBsion field. The Committee made a graji of «IoO or 
 
 h.B imrDose for the ensuing eumm^r. U being intimated to the cotnmiitea that Mr. McAlpiue 
 
 o bt MarvB wal wiU ng to "abour for three m .uths during 'he present summer mBomn of the 
 
 \i^Bi..nrtTd's he wa requested to give his .ervices to the Mn.koka district, undr thed.rect.on 
 
 t ProBbvterv Br*.ebridge has now been put on the list of supplemented ongrfgntion-. 
 
 ; th ^grant cSiona[on ^^^^^^^^^^ Ar unkno:,. friend having m,de, .tier o«o(W per unnum 
 
 r ivA^ar- lo aid in suppmiog an ordained misaionary m the Nipifsin,-. M. skok* or Has.- 
 
 mg! districts, the oommitt^e agreed to apply the amount for at lea.t one ye«. to the Bupport of 
 
 an ordainid missionary lu the Northern part of Moshoka. 
 
 OWF.N SODNP. 
 
 been divided 
 
 During the year a new station was organized at \yoodford. . . . „. . „ 
 
 The luiian Pminaula which formerly consisted of two groups of itationi has 
 into three viz: tipper, Middle and Lower. ,.,...,,■ . .u . 
 
 In the upper field t^t Lion.i Head a new church hae been bn.lt. At the cloee of the preient 
 summ" r it will bo completed and entirely free from debt. It is of brick. The people are enthu- 
 .siBftic r.nd taking steps to '.all a minister. , j i ■ » • 
 
 lo the Lower field at Wiarton the oburoh has been completed, and mneh improvement in every 
 way has taken place. At one of the connected stations a chu.oh wonla have been built early thil 
 sprmt- had thrt lack of snow not prevented the people from getting out the timber. The Presby- 
 tery is much encouraged with all the fields within the boonds. 
 
 SAUGKEN. 
 
 The Misiion field here i« small and tbere is nothing epocial to report. During the y««r 
 one of the mission Bells baa been put uu tUo list oi Ta:anc!« aaa u roaviir v- •-•■;'>* ;•—»•••, 
 Hero as in other PresbytetieB, there is ao earnest demand lor eappiy dnnng tha winter, a* wall 
 aa the summer montbi. 
 
 ili' 
 
 I 
 
vi. 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
 BIMILMITON. 
 
 Tbe oonRroRatioa at Louth, which has been under the care of Mr. J. H. SimpBon. Cateohwt 
 c ,V""«"8 'n^'"'"-a>-'>nK rrog.t.gs The attendance has largely inorfaafd. the Biole OaBS and 
 Ha^bath Bcbool well attonded, and hope it. entertained that very goon a church may be creaDized 
 At the ccmmunion in Match bii per sous were received on profeBeiou of faith. The other miesion 
 licldB, and snpplem(utcd contregatioiiB in the Tresbyterv, call for no upecial remerk 
 
 PABIK. 
 
 Old St. AndrowH, East Oxford, which has been closed for several ycari, ban been opened 
 for wor6hiD«gain,and reRularly eupplied during both the Bummer and winter montba. It a 
 Kiaiion couH ho foand within reasonat^lc- diBiauce to unite with it, a good coDgregation might 
 very soon be gathered, and beoomo in n ehort time Belf supporting. 
 
 
 By the erection of Sarnia Presbytery during the year, the mission field of IhJB Presbytery 
 baH been considerably reduced, bpringfield, Lucan and Krafer church are not progressive. Tho 
 oonntry aiouod tliem having been sett ed a long time ago, and oiher denominations having 
 churches near them, there is little rppottunity for growth. The prosnecte here, as io olher 
 Iresbyttrifs, depend on tbe aliiily of the Commilttie to give continuous eopply all the year 
 round. Whit H gained now in summer is lost in tbe winter, when other denominations come 
 in and reap the fruit ol our previous labor. 
 
 (N- TE.-\Iauy large, imFortaiit and wealthy Preebj-tcries are not included in Jhe above 
 Hummary. This muHt not be con-idered, as indicating lack of interest or progress in the work 
 but tbe ratlur, that they are |.ros,.cuting old fields in country districts alieady reported, and en- 
 tabiitlilnB new ttations and ongre^atiouB in towns and cities which have alieadv boen referred 
 tj in the woijily and mouthly periodicals of our church W. C.) 
 
 SADLT SIE. MABIE. 
 
 TheJRev. William Gallagher has occupied this place and adjacent etatiouB for the last two 
 years. He :;ow returni, and his flace has bten eupplied for the summer by Mr. John (1 Hen- 
 
 dersou one of the gra-iuating class of Knox College, with the request that he will oonlinue in 
 the held lor at least one year.-his salarv to be at the rate of eight doUars per Sabbath and board 
 
 for iho summer, and in tt^e event of bis accfpting the arpointment for at Ifast one year, hii sal- 
 ary to be 8700 per annum from the date of bis entering upon tbe work, together with travellini? 
 erpecses to tbe tieid, «• •"« 
 
 During He past autumn, Messrs. Tolmie and Straith visited Sault Ste. Marie, by instruc 
 tious of the Presbytery of Bruce, to examine int . the afliirs of the cont.regation, and secure tbe 
 church properly. Their report as to the prospects of the pi ce are favorable, Mr. Gallagher io 
 his last ot.mmunijalion, received by the convener Bin-e the meeting of tbe committee gives the 
 following details: "Very denirablecliang-^B have taken place during the year. We have now 4 
 elders and a managing Board of '.i, Tt.o ordinance cf the Lord's Snpptr has bpen dispensed 
 twice, the number added to the communion roll 13, and tlie membership now 46 There are 
 about ;iO families in tbe whole Mi, some of tbem from 10 to IS miles distant from tbe village 
 who are laboring to n ake a home with very smal' means. However, things are much nore pros'. 
 perocH this J ear than tliey were laet year. Last harvest made an encouraging return to the 
 farmeis, and tho prospect of a railroad being made to the Sault. has animated manv with new 
 life and inspired them with the spirit of patience and perseverance. Last summer We organized 
 a babbath school in tbe village. Iliere are about 12 scholars, and three teaobers, one of whom 
 aote as superintendent and is now on elder. There is also a union Habbsth School in one 
 of the country sections. In the village, Bervico ia conducted every Sabbath at seven (7) p m 
 Ihe attendance is from 30 to 50. We hold services in three school rooms in tbe oonntry and in 
 one private house. The a tenaance is from :!0 to r,(i in the school rooms and about 24 attend 
 in tbe huufe ..f Mr. Carl whose residence is in Ihe mountain 10 miles from the village I am in 
 each school once every fortnight and in tbe private house once a month, hence 1 generally hav« 
 two se.vioes in Iho country and one in Ihe village every Sabbath. A young Methodist Minister 
 holds meetings in the same places in which I preaob. We go to each plac alternately His 
 labors ore enlirely devoted to the country, and another Methodist mimst vbo is superintsn- 
 dent of tbe whole District has charge of U\e village oongregation, 
 
 Three new families liave come into tbe viUage during the year and two mto the country and 
 only one has gone away from tbe field. Prospoots are now favorable. Harmony and uood' will 
 prevail in tbe church. We have rtason to thank Ood and take courage. «"«"'" 
 
 The financial account is satisfftotory, I hsvs already ressiYsd S2!.':.00 "'hiris ■•-'!ii»B .'sq.-. .-_•;■ 
 or more hs». on collected to pay general expenses and to nippFy books' <Sc.7forthe°slbbath 
 School. Noimng has been remitted for (be eehemei ol the church only my owa eontribatlons 
 
 J 
 
apsou, Cateobiit, 
 ) Biole c'aHB and 
 )ay bo organized, 
 be oiber miasion 
 a ark. 
 
 BR been opened 
 or montbe. I( a 
 ijregation migiit 
 
 ' tbi'B Presbytery 
 •ogresBive. Thti 
 linatioDii baviug 
 e, HH io other 
 )ply all the year 
 tuinatiouH come 
 
 led in :fae abovo 
 ese in tbe work, 
 sported, and en- 
 ly boen referred 
 
 3r the last two 
 •. John (i. Hen. 
 ill ooniinae in 
 )batb and board 
 le year, hii sal- 
 with travelling 
 
 •ie, by ingtruc 
 and eecure tbe 
 [r. Gallagher in 
 littee, gives the 
 i^e have now 4 
 been diaptnaed 
 16. 'i'bere are 
 am tbe village, 
 nob II ore proa- 
 s return to tbe 
 any with new 
 r we orgauized 
 one of whom 
 School in one 
 seven (7) p. m. 
 ooontry and in 
 lOut 24 attend 
 llagp. I am in 
 generally havp 
 ladUt Miniiter 
 ernately. Hia 
 is Buperinten- 
 
 e oountry; and 
 •nd good will 
 
 :vs:=rs \i:v.-") 
 
 t the Sabbatb 
 i oontribatiooB 
 
 APPENDIX. vji. 
 
 ,„.u.nntina at present to «39,0O. The congregation will probably contribute somathing ic a few 
 
 : ok. a. soon ..they .ee how money m.t.ors .tand at home I suppoBO the manager, aro 
 
 Mtmg on the old proverb, that cimrity begins at home. Then if tboy bnd tbom.elve« able to ex- 
 
 i«nJ their cliaritv to foreign place! they will do so. , . .., m -u-- /u»^, 
 
 Dur ng mv lato Missionary tour. I vinited McDonald Town.h.p Plummer Townih.p. Otter 
 
 Ian Dunn. Valley, lirucc Miue., Thossalon Township, Day Township, St. Joseph. I.land, and 
 
 ! e ToSp of T. bott. Two mooting, wore hcl 1 in Dunn b V.lley and two in Tbes.alon^one 
 
 n.aeh of the other places. The lumber bn.ine.s U largely oarrie<l on in tho neighborhood of 
 
 Hr ce M nes and Theesalon and .... 8t Joforli Island. The meeting on the whole were well 
 
 ttndcd"n Home nst.noes aH many as .» person, being prenent. The Pre.byter.an canBc m 
 
 .■llering Had Io.h by not having pormanenl MiBHionarie. in these field. Three men .hould 
 
 e "t^t at once. When I was about to take my departure from Tbe.salou. the people sa d K you 
 
 ,m back and preach to us and those in Day, we will support you ourselve, vv.tl-out any 
 
 , d rora the Home Mission Committee. In Thessalon village a new Method.H church U al^o«' 
 
 ompeTod Presbvterians assiHted in the building of it, upon condition that ihey shoo W have 
 
 n^ "of it when a Presbyterian Minister might bn present to preach. B it some of the PreB- 
 
 ans here are determined to hP-e a church of »»'«i^ <>'° «« «'^" " P^'^''' »'*f ' *^^ 
 
 6e<nre the service, of a Missionary. I was warmly roomved m every place, and felt f'^t the 
 
 raltode manifested by tbe people was a rich reward Jor «11 my toil, in '^^'j'"? »V!?, " and 
 
 new fields. I wasabfent from tho Sault 1!) days, travelled 300 inilod, preached U time, and 
 
 "iTdnc'ec other meetings, »rd baptized ten children and one adiUt. The .''o*"-^ ^5" t«*"' ; 
 
 ful, and the sleighing good. aMnogh some of the roads '«« '«■•? '^f'^;. ^^"A""?^ '," ^^ 
 
 Ste Marie feeling that my labonr had. not been in vain, ana thankful to the good Shepherd for 
 
 '" ' St^p^'ar^ Sng t't e'n byfbo'B.ucc Presbytery to have several of these fields .applied dur- 
 ing the present .nmmer. and if an ordained Missionary suitable for snch a di.tnot can \m found, 
 fur a term of years, he will be appointed by the committee. 
 
 rWUCE ABTHDB* UNBIKii. 
 
 The Rev. James Herald continues to occupy Priuno Arthur's Landing and Fort William with 
 ur,.at acceptance, and token, for good. During tho past winter, for reason, that were "i>«»«ctory 
 .?.lecoram*«eoandthe .tations themselves, Mr Herald ''«^«°°fi'^'>'l I'l'?,?;""" ^^^^^ 
 \rtlmf8 Landing, where ho preaches twice every Lord's day, and ucts as Superintendent of th.< 
 Sabbath School Dr. Smellie who has been a warm friend and ■"PP'-rter of o»rcan.e having 
 l,cen necessitated by his increasing practice »» be rehevad from this dnty. by .ome one who 
 could be present every SabVath. Mr. Hei aid has occupied this position for the past six month.. 
 
 In a recent Inter to the Co Jener he .ays ; , , , ., u„„„:„4..>.io„t »««•• 
 
 Tbe beneficial effects upon the School of the prepence regolarly of the Sapenntendent, aftei 
 a .hort time, began to show themselves. The attendance, when I became Snpenntendent, aver- 
 uiied about 15 There aro -ow 71 names on the roll, and wo have bad til present at one time. 
 l^e average attendance is about 58. Wo have 8 excellent teachers '>«"f,f '^''^^'''^^7° *°^ 
 Superintendent. The Library is a good one. Last summer a valuable add tion was made to it 
 U thrSuporTntendont and TJachers'of the Melvil-e church Sabbath School Fergus who gener- 
 ously made a gift to us of a number of excellent volumes very much above the ordinary oharw- 
 ter .ff Sabbath School books. The gift was all the more generous ^ ^ offer had been made 
 
 !. purchase them by tbe Teachers of another Sabbath School w.. *bv ^ «« secunahem. 1 
 :im b«ppy to be able to report so favorably in regard to the condition .. .jr S»bb»th School. 
 
 TheoMco bearer, of thecharch and myself were afrai-* at the beginning of he Winter tlm 
 . ur congregations would be diminished owing to people leaving tho ?•»?« "''«° *''e work en ti 
 line of railway .topped. I am happy to say onr fears h^ve been proved »" ^e grounf ess Our 
 nmgregation. are now larger than they were last winter or during the sutnmer. ^^I" ""''bat 
 I est and tbe one preceding it we had excellent morning congregations and >«, '»'« •''^"'"e °k^{ 
 days the church was crowded. One of the managers said after leaving church last Sabbath 
 evening, we had had tue largest congregation he had ever wen in the «lin«b. . „ . ■ „ 
 
 The managers now are feeling the necessity of bavins; a larger church and are .peaking 
 about it. It would certainly bs a matter of great iirportauco were th^re a fund m connection 
 with thecliureh from wliich assiatanoe to bui'd proper and becoming places of worship could bo 
 ^MVfn,to congregations forming in new and rising place, like this. Our ohoroh is now being 
 crc.wdcd. and consequently wo will bf unable to accomodate the Presbyterian familie. and Ihoie 
 who might wish to connect thenuolvo. with n. after tho opening cf navigation. Bufine.. proa- 
 Kcts here at presoot, are .uch as to lead the least sanguine to expect a very conaiderable addl- 
 t..,n to the copulation in sammer. Two companies ha/e been already formed for the bnilding 
 of docks and elevator, and are now bi,y at work. Two other companies of the same kml pro- 
 poee to begin work this summer. There is every reason for believing that the "Landing, i. to 
 inor.aieoonsiderably. Hence the ueccs.ity for increased cburoh aceommodation. 
 
 t u ^. - L t-..^..i.i„ .!./.!» rooara tn tlip uttAndancB nt our Wednesdav eveuinu 
 
 me. tiuK.. It has been good dnriug the winter. Xlie attendance last evening wa» 37. Ihe pros 
 pecti of our church tasre are indeed onconraging. Th« offlo« bearer, are zealou. aud deTot«.t 
 
 m- ! 
 
nil. 
 
 Al'PENDfX. 
 
 workurs, aud the pooplci an a whole, ixomplary in their aUondaiice .m tlic ordinanocs <,t worfibio 
 I bo more I know tliu peopl.^ and look at the prospects of thiB place, tbe more t am convinced 
 itmay b.«om,. an important iKwition in our church, and that a larger and mori commodiooR 
 place of worKliip i.s an ia;iu( diate n(>o<'K,^ity. ' «uuu.i/ub 
 
 liKPOliT ON TUE MISSION TO THE LUMUEHMEN. 
 
 Thu CommittWMm the Misal..,, to the Immbermcu, in preBontin« their annual «talomcnl. 
 
 z l'rV;',sLu:. 'z:r' """""'*' *" "'^' '^^""''"" ""^ "" '-^'-'- -' -- "--•>- ^^ 
 
 nrnvi';i!'.l"l^"li"'T' 7»'^''- »''"y l'"^'' l^^en able to iccare a wider distribution of the literaturo 
 provided for the Hhantymeu than during any previous winter; and, althoiiKh the work of nroacli. 
 n« the Gospel in the shanties was not carried on to the iiicrcHed extent which tbe ou.Soe 
 had c-^Tected, yet his department of the MisMon has als,, been maintained with vigor *-"'"'"'"** 
 IheKev.J. Gandierhad arranged to devote four months to the work of the Mission but 
 owinK to hiH own lUneas and to the prevalence of sickness in Ins congregation he 4as no aide to 
 spend more than two months in the shanties. Your committee deeply regret thaThe , stn t^ 
 unwell to furuHh a full statement of the work done by him. They trust tha one who La b.e^ 
 tomSreo'lh ' '° niiseionary to the lumbermen may soon be restomUo bis accus 
 
 Mr. Uandier briefly reports: " I visited ;15 shantic.-., U stopping places, 1 deootB and H9 
 famines and bsptised ', children. The places vieitei are on the Picka.iock the Con 'n«e the 
 Black lliver and the Ma-lawaska," He proposes t^ visit, during the present momh (May a 
 numlHT of slianty crews euRagcd in rafting their timber on the Coulonge and its tril utar L 
 The committee 8 adlyt.ke advantage of this proposal, and, tn consideration of this se vice Mr' 
 HZnZZL'''^^:x,r> " eubscriptiooB received by him from the Zntymon 
 
 Mr. Piinl K Langill, who, thougli not vet ordained, has U'en Hcrving with much accnptunce 
 and success ae be missionary of our church at Mattawa, was engaged dining part of the wink r 
 in the work of the Mission The following extract, from his rep.rt may convey some idea of the 
 extent and nature ol bis labours. Ho says :-^ r j j "j^ iui,» ui tut 
 
 ••! began work among tho shanties on the 22nd January and flnished on the 'ilird March 
 During that time I visited 11, lumber depots. 01 shanties, 7 stopping pUces, and -l-l famihes a^i 
 o .hese lying .n then gion of country between the l)esmo,nes Vnd Tirater Lake, on a e norU 
 side of the Ottawa, and betwten ItookiilTe and Lake Xipis.ing, on the south. To reao lithe a a 
 dislanceofl.OoOmiles had to bo travelled, UK) of wbiUi were by rail, the remaining cl bS 
 driving or on toot where the roads were unfit for a horse. ' 
 
 Tlie shanties, depots etc., visited are situated on the following rivers aud lakes, viz. --On 
 the Ottawa l).smoines.M.«na.ipp,.Oaidon, North, Mattawa, and LAmable-du-fond Rivers 
 and on Lakes Beai.elune Trout. Wolfe. Bircb, Mink. 0«tobon«ing. Timber. Kippewa. and Nog-' 
 baD.>ing. and on some tributary cret-kg. "-■Frown, nuu ho». 
 
 Tho literature Bont for distributicn wag altogeliier iimde.,uate to the .lemand. 1 would 
 guwjest that he quantity sent in fature he largely increased, and that about three-fourths of it 
 be Ironeh. Could those who have the allottiuf,- of the supply .see the eagernecs witl which the 
 nen (espfeiaUy the trench) road thege papers, and listen to them being read, they coald not 
 help making some elTort to increase the giipply. ^ °°^ 
 
 ™. Jn ,»'' "'f. "''""tfs- "iH' Ijutone golitary exception. I have felt encouraged at seeing the 
 marked attention with which the men hstened to the Word. la sptaking to them I a»oided 
 Chnrol.igm, but ende*yonre,i in every case lo hold up bcfor. tbcm ,Jesus Christ and Him cruc^ 
 lied I tried to make the most of my lime. Besides having a servi.v .very night, I bad an on 
 portunity on eeveral occasions of mealing the men at mnm and speaking ', them dnrhigXir 
 
 1 o^iT V?! .. s ' Tl ', T -""^ ^T'^' ' *-^'."'''"' ""^ '"«•' '"«' "'« »*" ^^«« acre.; be at any 
 
 our. My l„sl Sabbath .lay's work conginted of driving about .-(5 miles, visiting lour ahantiea 
 
 three d..p..tg. one family, and conducting four services attenJed by 112 people In all hJ 
 
 shanties, etc., visited, there were 2,2.".(i men. t'oopio. m an me 
 
 1 often fell sorry when asked, " Will von get roand ;o gee us auain '- In h,. „l i. ...i . 
 
 '.Td 'lotrr'irr^""^-: ?'*":! " "^"*''-"» ■' * "- »^"' '» «p-.^" -01 "aSs eSLx 
 
 will devote the whole winter to the work. "uisiiou wuo 
 
 Tho Key. G. T. Bayne. of Isganville. also took part in the work, his visits Leing ccnfined to 
 the InmbiTing districts adjacent to the bonnds of hie conjiregati- u Mr Bavne wat «n»«^»H i 
 the work abo-n two weeks .nd visited ten shanties, ehiertv on tne BonmS the I'KiW 
 K.lby,s Lake and th, ,r tributaries He had intended to devote more ttoMc ^ but wprcyont 
 
 ;i'y j!!!.,^!:':'"."!..'^.' "ir.-T'"- '^^t '^ *'' '"■^''"' "' "'" ''"■•"• "-^ reports uniform Zd 
 .................. ^.....„ „,, ._ mit.;.,;;;,, ,,3 j„g pgHul li.c mcu addrcsscd Bv lilm Thn 
 
 htera ure distributed was always received with hearty gratitude and road with interest 
 
 Ihc arraugemunl made by the committee with Mr. J3gync in regard to remunJratiou wai 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 ibaJ, H» ho woold be visiting m%\if memberB of his own cuugregatiou, hu ahonlil ainoply rfciyn 
 thoooniriiutioDB ot thB men, ackDowle1((msnt of their contributions appciring in the commit- 
 tfe's report. In the case of the missionary at M atawa the committee undonuko to c ntribnte 
 $100 towards hi« (alary, any contribulionB made through him by the sliantjmtn boiug devoted 
 
 to the SAmc purpoBO. ■, ., t, j . t? i 
 
 The Kev. P. B. Vernier, French missionary at L'Ango Oardien under the Board of bronou 
 
 EvBDgHJizati n, viBiied in oonneo<ion with his French w( rli, a numben f Hlanlies on tho Rlacche, 
 
 Litvrte utd Nati)n Bivers and delivered a quantitv of littr«tnro supplied by your committee. Ho 
 
 "I vitited four shantifg on the Blanche River. In one of tt».se I f und a «ery itto h- 
 
 visited fonrBhaotie< on the Lievrea, two in L'Ange Garden, f.nd one on the Nrtiion. In vifi ing 
 the BBattered familiaa of French in those districts I visited also sevtnty Eugli8li-f=p»flkinK fami- 
 lies Iha- Beldom or never atend public worship. I ihiiik that il an ordain, d ms ionarv ciuld 
 visit the shnnties two or three limes during the teanan to prtuoh aud distribute tracts and copieB 
 of the Scriptures, a (iroat work would be accomplished. I had no idea of the neefolness of audi a 
 mission before my experience of the ^a8t win '.or." 
 
 As in former seaons, tbe committtee hnvtf, durinn th« past wiot'-r, distribute 1 lirRi) quan- 
 litipB of English and French piiblicatiuna among thrt shanlymon througli tbe colporieurs of the 
 Ottawit Bible Socio y. The colpo.t urs invariably find ihat ilio c mblicati.i t arc gi»dly wel- 
 comed and highly prized by the mn. One of them, Mr. B >bert Stewart, reports ilint ho 
 (iiRtributtd them among 35 shanties on the M>iKn*»ippi ao"* Kipiewa, containing 1,241 mnn. 
 Another colporteur, Mr. Alexander Stewart, distributed his sui ply amimg 13 shsnt cs and 1 
 d.potb, coDtaining about 320 men, chi fly on tbe M»d»wa»k« a< d its iribu arios. -Mr. St-wrtrt 
 bears testimony to very excBllent work wrouglit by two Undents fiom Quten's Univiray in tin 
 township ofCarlow during the Bommtr of 1881, illustr«tit!g the way in which the work of this 
 Mission aids in developing the general work of Home Missions in some of tbe outlying di^tric s. 
 All tho migflontries and colporteurs report an incrfawng interef t in the Missiun in the part 
 (if the French ebantymon and a desire for larger qusnlities of French publications for distribu- 
 tion. The Hupply of French literature duriug the pa-t season has been about aa la'gc as during 
 any precoliug sea83n, and has bean furnished throuKli the kindoesi of Mr. Jame? Court, of Mon- 
 trtral. but the oomoiiltee trust that tbe increasing demand will be mot by an inc ea-inu supply. 
 Your committee have to express, as in former renorts, their ilinnks to the Beligiooa 'Iraot 
 8ov,.cly of London, and to the publishers of tlie " British Workman, ' who, in addi ion to tbe 
 wsistancB rendered by suppbinf; their publications at very low rales, have ma'erially aided the 
 work if the Mission by gratuitous grants l^t distribution. They are also indebted to the man- 
 agers and a.onts of many of the lumber tirms tor assistance in forwarding and distributing 
 parcels of publicatioDB. 
 
 Thi< Mission has been specially entrusted by the General Assembly to the eup'rvision and 
 support of tlio Synod ot Montreal end Ottawa, and althongh an ircreising number < f cocgreiia- 
 liiins contribute to the funds of tlie Misfion, yet tha great majority of the congrfgatiooR within 
 tho baands of tbe Synod still fail to render any assistance. The committee ate of opinion that 
 the work of the Mission should, at least during tbe winter, receive tho undivided ifforls of esvo- 
 rnl missionaries, and they would endosvor to sec.ire the services of such mf-n if the funds at tbe.ir 
 dispoeal were sufficient to warrant the engagement o! them. In the meantime they recommend 
 that, as heretofore, there be secured for tho Mission, during p«rt of the winter, the services of 
 some of those ordained ministers or mi'siooaries whose fields of luVor arc adjic at to the lumber- 
 ing districts. Tbey also recommend that, in future, increased supplies of French publications be 
 procured for distribution- 
 
 The very encouraging results that have hitherto attended tbe Mission and the increasing 
 interest in It manifested by the ehantymen, lead your committee to hope Ihat a more libeial 
 support will b» given to this work, and ihat the Oburch may thus extend her efforts nn behalf of 
 this numerous but neglected class of our fellow-countrymen. The Mission is tot oud whose re- 
 mits may be directly manifested in the statistics of the Chnrch. yet, none the less, it is an im- 
 portant branch ol our Home Mission work that may largely affect tbe work of the Church both 
 in our Englisli aud Ftooch Mission fields. 
 
 Bespeotfully submitted, 
 
 Daniel M. Oobuok, 
 
 Convener of Committee. 
 Uttawa, 8th May, 1882. 
 
 Note.— From the itatoment of the treasurer (Mr. Andrew Drnmrnoud), accompanying the 
 rc|iort. It appears that the resbipts of tbe Mission for tht^ year, comprising congregational and 
 individuai .^GutTibuti.-.cs, as ~cli as ;;ubscripiisi::; frcia ti;-.; ubaci-tncn, aniuuBi iv uti'tly "'VOO. 
 This sum is expended in the pnrohase of snitable publioalions for gratuitous distribution in the 
 "bant OS, and in remunoratiuc to lomc degree the clergymeo who engage in the toilsome work of 
 tbe Miijsion. 
 

 '^ APl'KNDIX. 
 
 ' tTMDKU MISSION FUND IN VOCT. WITH MB. ANDHKW DltlMMOND, TKEAS. 
 
 June 20 To Balanue, at per Hepoit, Jaw, 18HI i ri k, 
 
 JuiT 18 "Anonymous '.".'.'.■.'.'.'.'.'.■.■. 6 00 
 
 Oci V " Contribution from St AndnwR Uhurcli, Ottawa, !!!!..!! 50 00 
 
 Oct 7 " " Hauk Struct Cliurch gs 00 
 
 Jan 1882 " " Lanark por Uev J Wilson j so 
 
 ■'' " " Hon G Brygoo, rt ColoDRe 20 00 
 
 ; "f* ' 'I " Allan Gilmonr, Ksq, Ottawa 36 00 
 
 '*' 2 " " I'akenbam, por Uev D Mann 4 oo 
 
 *;•'• ■' " " St John'H Choroh, Cornwall 10 00 
 
 [•'' , •* " " Smltb'g Falls, pti liev J Cromblo 10 00 
 
 March h •■ .. St Jobn'H Cliiireh. Brookvillo boo 
 
 March I. " •• Orescent Street C'bnrcb, Montreo.'. fio CO 
 
 w . on " " IVRbyteiianObarob, Hampdr>, -.lae 2 50 
 
 ""■■o" '^ " " SrAoilrew'sCburoh, Almonte . .' k> .» 
 
 *'""! ; " " Hinnley St Oliorcb, Montroal, . .,. .j w 
 
 *P'I \\ " '■ I'rfHbytt'rian Churcb, Arnprior is ,)0 
 
 AP" \^ " " Liobtiold. Brvson Section <! 35 
 
 fP" '•;" " " St ADdrew'H Ohnrch, leaobbDig. a. r.,y 
 
 *>"■'' ■'" " " I'rcBbytirian '.'hnrcb.rfacnaband ffortoD.. 19 00 
 
 "*y ^ " '• St Paul'D Cimtoh, Montrr-vl 30 OO 
 
 M»' ^ " " Slianiy, pe\ }i<:v G T Bayiie 
 
 " ", Oaroott A .\U(i;,My'g Shanty, Kilby Lake..!!* ■) 00 
 
 .',' li " "epot a* Bafin . 2 76 
 
 „ * " Shanty near Brszo 16 00 
 
 „ , ■' Hp'ib Team 'Jbaniy . . IS 7.:. 
 
 MoLaohlan Broi Shan'', IJornci Luke 10 50 
 
 " H Jampbcll A Son'e KbtntT No 1 n oo 
 
 !l !.' " ^ " '^'^ .^00 
 
 '! Depo; . .,,.., 1 ,-,,] 
 
 " James King'* Shan»ie», I'onisd Lako ...... y 00 M 6i 
 
 !' [, IVt llev J Oandier 
 
 !' ' From Families ! 32 3(1 
 
 " From Shanties 69 45 
 
 t/Onlugne CongruRatio n 10 00 
 
 from Rev J (jaudier! 5 qo U6 66 
 
 on 7 Hy iieligious Tract Society Pnblioations » 18 67 ^^'^ '" 
 
 " Froigbl and Dnty on Society Publioations '.".'.'.'.'.'.' 7 86 
 
 " 7 '• "lititish Workman" Pnblioations 77^ ^" *^ 
 
 " Freii^bt and Duty on " '!!!!,'!!!!!!!!!! '968 
 
 ■ Freight on Parcel French Literature ^ *^ '* 
 
 " ■' Reports .-^ 
 
 Jan 6 •■ CarriiK'e paidou I'rtrcelsfor liialributiou . -,26 ^ ^" 
 
 " Packinc and forwarding Parcel* for Dietribnlion.*.'." •; 00 
 
 " Wrapping for •• .. !!!.'!!!! ' 70 
 
 " l'"*' J- ''«»dier. Services and KxpeuhOH IfiiToo 
 
 •*'»y '■^ '■ " " " among Raftsmen .'.".'.".'.".'.' 2565 
 
 " Mr. Paul r. LaugiU "77.^ '''^ ^ 
 
 •• lifluk Draft to Renfrew '....!..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 36 
 
 " 8 " Receipts Irom Hbantieg paid Kev. G. T. IJayne. ^'u i1 
 
 ■' A. S. Woodbnrn, Printing and Wrappers ' Z ?,\ 
 
 •• Balftoee on Ham! .*. ...!'.!!!!!!!!! !!"' sT'l^ 
 
 May 8tb, audited and fonnu correct, "f67fl~19 
 
 „ „ , .. JOHN B. EUM0ND80N, jAudUors. 
 
 NoTK.— Coulrihution received since oloaiuf^aoconuts 
 
 From Daly St. Uhnruh, Ottawa Jo 00 
 
 
I 
 
 AITHNDIX. 
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 3fi 
 
 
 
 
 100 26 
 
 
 54 5-i 
 
 
 8 25 
 
 
 87; 12 
 
 TbP Hev. James Bobertiou, appointed mvperiotondent of Mi.«ion. for Mimtob» and th* 
 North Wert •» U«t AB«embly. entered vigorouHly upon his dutiee IsBt AagnBt. Too Convener 
 K ^r^Mr Oeorg" Broee of St. Catharine., met with the Mamtoba Presbytery, on br 
 !^lLTot hlH entMiPg upon his work. The ..onvener also attended the meetiug of the Presby- 
 rrvrPotawCpralrie which wae in He«Bion for nearly tlu-ec days. At bjH mooting Mr. J. 
 A MacdZjd was licensed to preach the gospsi, and Mr. D. Stalker ordained a> ni'SRionary. 
 with OladrtoneM his present field. At this meeting alio the rules ior the guidance of the Mla- 
 rionsuSenS^nt wire agreed upon, which with .-light amendment*, are now recommeoded 
 tTr flKSn by the Assembly. A large amount of time was .pent in diRcusHiag the quee- 
 on ofa^earidueCnyof the miwionarie,, from their respective Holds ; amu,.n..ng .n all to 
 »1 7W 67 A soltlement of the entire indebtedne.. w-a finally reaohi4 " JoUowV The miasiou. 
 Mies ..verally agreU to throw ofl amounts aggregating »568 ; the .um of W21.67 was to be ool- 
 rudtn Maaitoba, leaving a balance of 8500 which your convener rocommended the oomu>.ttee 
 irpay ThiH recommendation wa. adopted by the committee at its meeting la.t October, and 
 
 ''"^^elfdri^ing mSgroi Presbytery, the convener and Mr. Bruce preached in Winni- 
 „.„ Kndonln PortaKe La Prairie. Emorson. Poplar Heights and other pomts as far west af 
 Sd^n The, w^re BUcceeTed d'uring the summer monrh. by Drs. Beid and Grant and many 
 "her brethren, whose presence and public labors were doubtles. of great value to our oauie lu 
 Manitoba. 
 
 *»POINTMENT« DDBINQ TH* Y«AB. 
 
 Mr A B Baird. M. A., who was appointed at the meeting iu March, 1881, was ordained by 
 
 tbe Presbrtery of Stratford in August, and at once proceeded to his field at Edmonton. No 
 
 Xial repbrt has yet been received of bis labors there ftnd the prosposts of our Mission but your 
 
 ommtteV have g(kxl reaion to believe, that matters are exceedingly promising, and that the 
 
 .pSment of Mr. Baird, *ill tend gie»ily to Uie permanent eitabli«hment of Pre.bytenanism 
 
 ** '' a1 1he'*l^'eeting"in October, tbe committee appointed Messrs. J. C.Tibb, J. Farquharwn. 
 »nd D McOanu41 to Manitoba, and sanctioned the appointment by the P'esbytery of the Uev 
 Mr Ferri*and Dr. Collins who were then laboring within tbe bound.. The Eev. Mr. Howat of 
 West Winchester, wai also appointed, but on accoant of severe domestic affliction, was unable 
 
 JO P«*'«^^^jj|| ^, ,jjg jub-committee in February, the Bev, John McKay, Rev. A, McFarlane, 
 (lev P S. LivingBtone, and Rev. Malcolm McGregor were appointed. Mr. McGregor, at a sub- 
 
 "■■"iVa'mUK'bfcSu'tri-n March. Bev. B. W. Fi.her. of Elora. Rev. John Ander- 
 .on u.a Mean.. J. A. Townsend. B. G. Sinclair, and J. H. Cameron .licenlijtea of the church, 
 were appointed, and. in addition, six student miisionaries to labor in Manitoba during tho sum- 
 
 '"*' The Oommittoe also agreed to place at the disposal of tbe Presbytery of Manitoba the turn 
 „l one thousand dollars (» 1000) dollars lor sopplying with ordinances, fielda in Manitoba and 
 the North-Weet to which aopropriations have not been made, and which, in the opinion of the 
 Presbvterv abonld be occupied with aa little delay ai poaeible; a statement of 
 Ibe manner in which this snm has been expended to be aubmiited to the Committee at lU 
 
 OfltAlior mft^itiiiff 
 
 The Rev. Mr. Fisher has, since the meeting of the Committee, withdrawn hii acceptance of 
 lli« appointmeat to Manitoba. 
 
 •679 19 
 
 dilors. 
 
 y 00 
 
 REPORT OF HOME MISSION WORK IN PRBSBYTBBY OF MANITOBA. 
 (By the Saperintendent.) 
 
 The past year ha« been unexampled in the advance made by our Home Million work in 
 Manitoba All the old flelds oooopied have increased in numberi. and their liberaUty has lu- 
 ereased vrith their improved oircnmitancei. In Weitem and South-Western Manitoba quite a 
 Isrue extent of new territory hai been added to the area formerly occupied by the Presbytery 
 sndowiog to the filling up of the old le'tlementi, new stations have been erected withm the old 
 lines The progreii made will appear iu the review of tbe different fields: 
 
 When called by the General Assembly to the important office of superintending the Mission 
 work in the North West. I considered that I ought to make myself acquainted as far as possible 
 wi.h that work on the ground. To aoeomplish this 1 undertook a tour of visitation of all the 
 aupplemented congregation! and mission stations throughout the Presbytery. By personal ob- 
 ..;_..:.,_ T —.,.,! J u. :_ . bsitsr sc::t'-0!: tc iadse of th<< ciroamitances of the people, their 
 irberality in lupporting gosp*! ordinances, and their prospects. With the miniiteri and mis- 
 lioDariei in aharge of tbi different field*, I arrangwi in advance lor mettingi at »U tba moit 
 
ii 
 
 xu. 
 
 APPKN'DIX. 
 
 1 
 •i 
 
 iniporuni lUtioni Tliei« mMtings, Kenerklly ipuklog, were well .tUnded. lod tbo ioterMii 
 
 (ht n at tlie olo^e o llie (.«rvlc.'« expl^iued Ibo method adopted by our oburoh in the DrowenSon 
 
 po8ii,le«ortli«mHiDt«nanoeof kompoI ordinaucea amouK thecDselv«H and were informed ihlt 
 unl9H8 a Ken.rona .pirt wh« abown in tbe preaenl ori... of oar work. beroould^TeiMOtanT 
 wirn„%°"'"'>"M'; "''* """^ "i" """"•' *-'"»'''»•« Wo«« Ali»aioo Comma eeVL?re,b.ri 
 iTl , ?"^ "f W^D«C«">onl I o..Q,ed one to be eUcted at onoe. aod put .ub.criptlon lUla n 
 their baud^ .0 that the district might bf oanva.aed without delay. In aome p.rtS of the fle d 
 «rr«D«em..ulR w.rc wmU by min>»l«ra for mia.ionary meetinga T heri waraUd to .tt nd** 
 and emluaced the oppo.tQnItv ofler.d of diaoua.i„K aa fnlly ai poaslb e tbe diffe?.n1 obaL of 
 uir mM.ion oper.t.ona. Thm visitation (with interruption in atlendioR tbe mee,in« of th. 
 
 l.rn:,'\'i'r°a"b, tZ''.'ri''',n'"''r"'' ^*"""'">' oo'«upledmy timl f'rom ^1^ gn'mnVof 
 A^KO^t till ah .ut the 12ll, of Dnormber. I travelled in all by biiany 2,(»eo miU-s oLohftd on 
 
 i.ita;":;r'wll''rt:r''°' '""".r*"' •"'°"'^° •■''*'•'"•'«'• t" 'importance' oPloS 
 vi.ilati,.., wi I, I trust, appear in the inoreaae iu the comribationa of the o-onle and in th« 
 Kr.al..r c ,i>(ide„oe wu.i which we onu determine tbe aid the aeveral conKreKafiona .?. entit Sd 
 to eoeive. When the misBiona' • ia directly interealeti in lb, KivingH of tbe con«?e«ation he 
 feelBlnmaelf hampered in urn < tbe people to do their dnty in monetary mZ?." No ,aoh 
 con. Joralion d. t.rn tbe atranner. IlavinR been connected with tbe miaa'on "ork in the North 
 ne,t for aeven or ei^ht y««ra, I IbouKbt I waa tolerably familiar with the °trt° of the diL.^t 
 field*, and fully appreciated tbe importance of the work. I (onTd I bad mucl, to lewn oon 
 cern n« every -. ttlem.nt. and never bay. I felt the m.Knitude an Hmp ,?tanro the work "i 
 ott;,t:mT.ri'.;eaaar ' """ "^^ "" -" " "> °"' «"•"" "> do^^rr clX'^n^d Vol 
 I was gUd to l»»rn that there were hat few aettlementt of any aii^a that bad not . mi..,„„ 
 ary of our ohuroh. In .ome dutriota the people depeuded wboirfor gospel ordrnaooe on 
 irthSl :^T::;J^r'''''' *-• >reihodiau''haye aaked aL rlZZ\,rZ:ZZ'', 
 The ijrop(,rtlon of Hit, p,,pulation that ia Presbyterian ia very larae Iu th« Nnrih w-..-.« 
 
 take a go.,d deal of puds in tbe v,g„r and auco«« of our miaaion operationa ' 
 
 I, „ .1 T " .""""P'®'' }'y "'o «''"cb i» oottrminoua with eeltlement. Manitoba ia now a«ttl<>H 
 from the heRinning of the feililo belt in the east to Fort Fllin« in m.. ^- . ?7 l!" 
 boundary line io the aouih to Shell H.yer in the nor L Here is in exUn „fT ,* ?"'* '""" "'' 
 n« 20(100,(100 of acroH, or double the acreage of that •portion of Ont.r o weat o? Toro^r''"!," 
 lyiOK between Lnkc Erie and tbe QeorKiiin Bay Witbin t ■«.» i „ it? h Toronto, and 
 
 Ian,, not occupied. Wherever aettleZr ffa^e' beYn'.tc ed m LXnir erhire btraent'-n^d 
 to.dav ordioancea are dispaoaed wherever a congregation can .^83 *""• """^ 
 
 lor oonvenience of reference in aftei reports I purpose to divide tbe couotr, int^ ..„.n a- 
 trict», noticing tbe congregation, or trisMon fields in each district separately ' " **" 
 
 BOUTBEBN MtNlTORl. 
 
 Lynn'l'Mo'tfa'lnVCmron'cUy"'''"*'""" "' ^'"«"°" "^ »'''' "'"'O" BUtion. of Wa.t 
 
 Emerson has s.eadily advanced during tbe year under thp f.iHiini .^..^,. . t .< ., 
 Guire. The town, howev.r. unlikealmost other every town in MlnUoha ,i n'^t P " h\? ^'^ *^V 
 rapid growth ia not to be looked for in the oongrngation Erne son ba^suff«r«H !.,?",''V,*"'°' I""* 
 too, from I he overflow of tbe li.d River ; and I fear the lo^alustnined «nH u ^ """ '"""v 
 feet pro luced, will postpone the time when this congregal o".h« rmfma .i'i;f f'P">"'^^KJ>t- 
 pastor «ud his people des.rve the sympathy ol the cbfrch "I' attaining. The 
 
 The West Lynne t-n.up of atationa baa developed a good deal durinir tl.« ».., .i, u ... 
 
 unmng energy of Mr. Scott. .Marais and Dufferin are woTedTn connrion w'^^'J'v^trL,'^^^ 
 
 Hh, ut 8 8m ThYAr""'"^*.'""'''"' *'*"' ^"'"■"«'' "*' "'•' '"' mentUneS pi Sa at 1 io.t of 
 Hiiiiut 91,8U(t. The Marais set'lement apoearat) Lie ahan." n..i h- «ti, i *"*"?•*'.»'"'"* oi 
 
 Soott being left alone to minis er to tne a'p'Xulanls of the plpVe °" ' ^•■'''-""'-oae. Mr. 
 
 .MorriH imd assoaiated atation.*; call for no annnUl n,.fino 'r.. . 1 • 
 ing been avoided l v the C P U paonle The e ui L T^",'"'" !" ""''"•'"■"•te in hay. 
 Morris and the land e.nl of ih' Red R ve at this point iaTo.»„'. "" "'i' °"'^'' '° »''« '^<"" »' 
 these di.advant.ges t:,e town i. .rowing "nd on ooCgatii?sharesTn"hArawt^^^^ 
 buiions of the congregati .n are about doahl« what they were last year Mr Hn! ^ .u* °°'""" 
 r not."'" '''"''- " '"^ «'^'"'- °' ""'- PointLTplut'Se eSy^attte'teat! 
 
 Dominion City and Green Ridge lie east of the Red River Ham \f, p r n . ^ 
 C-ollego,^ Kingsto,,. lahored with mu'.h Bucoea, laat summed" iLe IuI'HL ^j te"..°' S.«??«'« 
 
 BUpnit-u ihcso i-ja i ns .uiuug Ibo winter. The peoDle of nnmini^n'niZ» i! '••"■. •-t.-a go 
 
 fort.blechorch receiving very little ontaid. itid Dominioa Oity have eroottd a com- 
 
 1 
 
m 
 
 Dd tbp inttrMi 
 lobed ttrit.Bod 
 ;b« proM«nUoD 
 B •■ larggly m 
 MoTtoti tii»t 
 not «xpcot to; 
 Wburs tbare 
 riptlon li«ii la 
 rti of tbe fi«ld 
 {lad to att nd, 
 rent pbMfH of 
 oeetiog of the 
 ; bpgioniDg of 
 <, pr«acti«d on 
 loe of mob 
 }la aod in tbs 
 8 are t<DtitIed 
 DRregaiioD lie 
 en. No laob 
 io tbfl N<irtb> 
 f the diflereot 
 to learo o»d> 
 tbe work aa I 
 Jntry and for 
 
 lot a miixion- 
 LirdioaDoee on 
 le eaerameDtt 
 
 ortb Weatern 
 lost every dia- 
 obarob, and 
 
 ■ now aettled 
 and from tbe 
 ilry oomprii- 
 Toronto, aod 
 bere tg maob 
 »en lent, and 
 
 ito (mall dia 
 
 tions of Wait 
 
 a of Mr. Mo - 
 >vterian, and 
 I this aprin, , 
 epressiug •{• 
 kioiog, Tbe 
 
 tbrongb tbe 
 Weit Lynne, 
 I at a oost of 
 lationi, Mr. 
 
 Date in haT- 
 I tbe west of 
 rithstanding 
 The oontri- 
 I, tbnmini4- 
 kte Sabbath. 
 
 U of Qaeen'a 
 -••■•■' •-"-•" go 
 acted a com- 
 
 \PPKNI)IX. 
 
 TBI WIHMIFBO DIBTIICT. 
 
 xiii. 
 
 Springfield and SunnTnidfi eMt of Winnipeg about 13 mUes, are now vaoant, Mr. Matheaon 
 bavi' R been IraosUted to Little Britain. Mr. J. A. MoDonuld a Htndent of Knox College labored 
 in ibis ri-ld a part of laat • immwr with mJoh afoept*nce. Differences unhappily oxi«t between 
 lb« two itation^, pre»enting epiritu>il growth and soriously interfering with tbe liber«lit7 of the 
 people. The age ol the sett'emei.t and the wealth of the people ongbl to make ihe congregation 
 Bolf supporting, but until some Holuti>n of prrtacnt oomplioationi is f )nnd I look for Utile ad- 
 vancom, nt. 1 tri^J to in»ke pt'aoe when visiting the field, but wiihout •ucc.'hh. Th.r« w*« much 
 /»uliiiii(iing but no fault con'essing. But grace oin accomplish maoh and certainly there la 
 much for ii tt accomplish in that setloment. ., „ , ., o ■ „« 
 
 The Siabronk group ol Stat oni li the most eagerly we hwe in Iht Fertile Be t. Mr. foiion 
 labors in Ibis field with much mergy and tli^re is gr.tifyioK progr.^ss. The land liowpT*r in aoma 
 imrKof the aettlemoit is low. and llie field will reaob tlie point o' sell aupp rt but slowly. 
 
 Rat Portage and Keewatin -tatio is are simated about 180 miles easi of Winnipeg in 
 ih It tract if e uotry in dispute between the D miuion Oovernmeut and the I'ro»inCB of Ontario. 
 Tbe Uit Portage district i^ famed for ill splendid water pow. r. The whole volume .f ihe Winni- 
 ii"g Kiver is here at complete oommanl. Mr. John Mather manaRos a Ur-^e B*wniiU lor tlia 
 KeewBtiu Lumbering Compauv, at Keewatin, shout throe m lea vteA of lUt Portage proper. At 
 these two points Dr. Collins holds servioei. Tha pipuUti on at these places is not large; an4 tbe 
 1)8 pie are cmi ected principally wi h lumbering oper.tions or rail«ivy nons ruction. Oving ti) 
 Uie pi tir-squBneisandbeintv of the scenery oi tlieL'ke of ihe Wooda, R»*P..rtage will oo doubt 
 lirt an impof ant summr resort. Manuf ictunnwr ictereats will aUo c Ueot a number of peofla 
 there. Mr. M«thrat bis own expenne built a church at Ke< walin and th» congregation of 
 Kai Porlajie are taking stepi for the erection of one this fiimmtr. 
 
 Li'tle Bri ain and Selkirk constitute a supplemnnted charge, Bbint20 mil.s be'ow Wiunip«g, 
 on the Bed Kiver. Mr. .Vlntheson was snt l-d iiere during the year The congregation is g'owing 
 very slowly. Little Brit<in is one of tbe older s ttlem nts. Selkirk has sufferel several disap. 
 pjiutmentg in oonnsctbn with the railway that ha»e int-rfered se-iouaiy with its (jrowlh. 
 
 Thf Greenwood groap lies north west of Winnipeg about 25 mil-s. Mr, A. Campbell was tn 
 cbirge lasi year. He labored hard, but owing to his nit re iding in the field an I to other oauaea 
 more poieul still the proiire-s mide wai soircely aitisfaotory. Much of tlie :and in that '«>o»l"J' 
 is uiioonnpi-d and the stations are hence weak, Unf)rtun*iely however they are rendered it 11 
 weaker by int rnal diBsenBiona. The people have lon« betn quarrellihg over ohuroh i-ites At 
 Dufdas a lite is selected and sll areoootent. The c ntePt it ^et und c ded between East Oreen- 
 wood and Balmoral, The liber»lity of th'se stations is not -^aiisladory. The prooiise ib not 
 crusbinc I'Ut it is in exoepg of the perf nuance. It issemewliat di app intiUK t> find that the 
 fcttiltmenta for which the cLureh aid the most in early days are the mott illiberal lolav. Ex- 
 oettion must be madeiu the cai" ol High B uff which shows a truly li- eral spirit, and perbapa 
 in tint of Burnside, but the Ba"a)eijt ia \. 00 generally. 
 
 The Stonewall group is i!:>;re<Bing in numbris and liberality. Mr Lawreno a licentiate !■ 
 it ebarge, a-id is Vfrv i opular. Tbe pjo) l» wool i call him tut he does not see hii way clear to 
 ftocepiao.il. At Stonewallihey are makini? prejara'-ions tj erect a church this aumuier. In 
 tbe Rjckw od quarries a large number of men are employed io snmmer, and Mr. Maaliiier, tb« 
 owner ol these qnarrit B, is anxious to »ecnre as fr-quent service as Feasible f >r them. With the 
 present division ol the field, and tl.e rhysical barriers that exist, it is diffionit to give Rook- 
 wood the supply its importance calls for. The same is true of Stonewall where aleo man? men 
 arc employed qoarrying stone and burning lime. 
 
 Hr-udingiy ib one of tbe native settlements lying along the Atsinibolne. for yean things 
 have been stationary there. The railway now rnoDing throt gh tbe parish may quicken its life. 
 Mr. Mullina, who Is laloriog there, is doing good work. Connected with Headingly is Riviera 
 Sale, 12 miles further looth. Of late that settlement bai been developing more rapidly, Tha 
 Hall Breed Reserve on the north, Is, however, a lerions hindrance to growth. All reservea 
 as we Bee tbem are like a huge serpent coiling itself around the body of the country and 
 threatening to orosh out iti social, intellectual and religious life. They separate neighbors and 
 prevent social intBroonrio ; tbey hinder tbe making of roads, prevent schools being started and 
 make tbe maintenance of religious ordinances burdensome. People will yet ouiie the evil 
 genial that devised tbii bnge drag on tbe progress of tbe oonntry. 
 
 THI FOBTAOB LA PtUIBIE DI8TBICT. 
 
 Meadow Lea and Poplar Heights lie midway between Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, on 
 tbe old line of tbe C. P. B. A suicsssion of wet seaion", combined with the flalness of the land 
 in that locality, drove many of tbe settlers away from Meadow Lea. Their laud was bought by 
 non-residents and i ir oaose languished. Lately a change in the sessons and drainage li-»vu •.•^- 
 
 go farther weat. Mr, McArtbur labored wiib auoh ssoeptability in the field last year that th« 
 people patitiooed tka Praabytary for his letnrn. He is a atodent of Maoitoba Oollafc. 
 
XIV 
 
 \FFKNDIX. 
 
 n^ 
 
 HiRh Bluff llM »djM«nt to Maadow Ls« on tb« wut Mr. MeKtlUr it putor, Mtd a 
 more fslttitul sad i<ni<ie«afal paitor il'wii not rutide wUbin tb« boiiads ol the PrsHbyterj, tllgb 
 Bluff w«« ■oina %bat iruUblcH ime till Mr, MoKAJlir went tb»r<>, but all ii obtaged «iace. I mait 
 dirret ipncitl attention to tli*< verjr xicsptioDal libertlity of tbii group. They contribute for all 
 purpoasR •bout 922 pnr ramily. TUeIr onMibutioa to the Home MImIou Fund i« 159, or nearly 
 25 por onnt. o( uhnt ii reoeived (rum the liuol. Tbe rallwey ii ohiDKiog tbe •elilemeot eome- 
 wbat. Q lite <t uuiober ol tin' old fnoiiliee ere nelitoi; out eod miTioK wi'nt, Tbjir farme are 
 parcbBBvd in many inatanosH b. Kpeoulatori, who laaie tbam to new oomeri fur h year. Theee 
 hirdn of paiaaKu do not feel ili« iiitereit in obiircU work that reiidente do, and benoe a deprbga- 
 InK effect IH produced. Uut tbU will paaa HW><y, 1 fait. 
 
 Baruiide wai formerly ooanootvd witb Portage U Prairie The aotioo of tbe Hyadioa la in 
 dtffleotlDK tlip lioa of tbfi 0. P 11. to as to toiiob Portage la Prairie at onoe abaoKtd tbe proa- 
 peeiaoftbat Tillas!a. Tlie villaf(o immediately b»eame an ambitioua town, and every intareat 
 felt t>ie new iunpiraii ii. Tba oon;.rei(ation of P.irtaffa la I'rairie petitioned the Preaiiytery tor, 
 and ohlained, aeparittior ' T irnaiilti. Ihe ointfragatioD iijame frxin tbe outa^t eelfaaa- 
 
 tainirii;, promieiuK '' ' 91,000 la'Ary. Hii in )DtbN latiT tbii waa inoreaaed t;) 
 
 • 1,6IMJ. I>uiii)K t^ ,■) '- .:;{.egation built a chiirob at a coat of 98,000, Hudbttt a trifl- 
 
 ioK debt remai - .iu ihv b'li ',-,■ I ac, iorry to add that tht ooogreKation aiKiialuad iin ea- 
 trauoo on ita •.iwt oar. :( by Riving notbing t iwarda tbe Home Mlaaion Fund. For ycara it 
 drew nouriili u»nt fr.im tbe brea*t of tbe obnroh, and in a year of nneiaraplud proaperity furgot 
 bbr, B..tn'<iit' liaviog beeoua detached from PortaKa la Prairie, Onklnnd to tbe oortb, and 
 Buavar CioH, to tba watt, were ai ooiated with it. ^'r. D, MilUa wag planed in obarge of 
 thit group. Later on it wai deemed adviaabla to opena r.ation lu Watt Portage la Prairie. TbIa 
 part of tbe town Ih nearly distant a mile from tbe euNt end, and of coiirHe there it tbe aauat 
 jealuuiy between tbe "ondg." Mr. Dell the miuiNter of tbe Portage, and the letaion of tba 
 euDgreKatioa euc oratiitt Ihe erection of ■ " Mr, MoKte bavloK bean removed to tbe 
 
 Bouuiifiil Plaint, Mr. J. Anderaou hai '■ \,i upiMinlut li.' fiarn^i le and Wctt Portage la Prairie. 
 OiiKland lu a promi-ioK Htation. To reaob it from Burofide, in most diflioult in winter, uxoepi 
 bv drivioR about IH miles. Thia fact, and the opeoincr of a new fttution in West Portage la 
 Praiiid, led tb < fretbyterv to ertxst a new liela near Lake Manitoba. Vt fatbouino, a atation on 
 tliu Portage & North Weatcrn Ry., will l/e tbe centre of this group. Totogaii and tbe anr- 
 rounding c luntry oau tboa be better attended to. Mr. John McArtbur it to oocopy tbe fiuld 
 tliiginmmer. 
 
 Uladatonp.— Theprojestion of tbe line of railway between Portage U Prairie and Uladatone 
 ha" done tbo lattar place mncii good. Mr. D. Stalker labored iii tbis field daring Ihe aammer 
 witb Btioh acoaptancs that the paople ananimoiialy called bim to be paitor ; and he wai induoted 
 into tbe ob^rgeol the oougraKatiou iu April laH. Foi yeare tbe people of Paleatioe aufferei from 
 tbe overfltw of thi4 White Mjd Uiver. A drain cut by tbe Uowrnment Ian aiimmer promiaaa 
 relief. When I visited Palaiitiae eigbt -eara ago no aettlemiiDt in the onntry had a n>ure 
 promitiag futare. A incce-Hiou of wet yeairi oame and progreK^ waa arretted. There it a oharcb 
 at Uladalono, and during the time of my viait wi: enec^^eded, at a aocial, in clearing off a debt of 
 over 9300,011. For yeart Wood^ide, and Pine Creek fa«aooiated statioutj have been at a etand- 
 Htill. Blake and Iticbmond to the north weal of Qladatuiie, receive aervice from Mr. Stalker 
 and alfo Silver Creek. Fur ooBveDioDCo ,1 working, MoUregor wai detaobed from Bsautiful 
 Plaint ami at ached to PalcHtine. Tuo oban^'o it working well, lu two ycart . ' moet 1 bopo to 
 ■ae the Geld aelfiujtainiug. 
 
 RATIO riTY UB UINNBDOSi lilBTRIRT. 
 
 The Bi..atifal Plains group lies wext of tbe 'iladatone iiroup witb a good deal of low land b«- 
 tweeu. Tbe aoi! is lighter than farther east bnt <«.irm and fertile. When the land wat ! iit! '*k»a 
 lip homestead entiy cou'd only he made for 80 acri.'* ana the tettler could preempt only 80 Herat. 
 Thia aoc'JUDta for the deuHenesi of Ihe nettlemrut at c impared with other localitl(<i. Mr. J. 
 B. Stewart, a atudnnt o< Montreal College was inillionary in !>>it field lait year. Be labored witb 
 mnuh Zealand tin- people parted with him witb much geui, m< regret. The nettloment ia very 
 largely Presbyterian. A new village oas tprung up at tbe junction of Boggy and Utooy Oreekt 
 ealled Neepawa. Mr. J. J. Hamilton, one of the prapri ' rn, offert all tbe land we require for 
 eburoh purposes, free cf coat, and promiaef- ^ Kubsoriptuu of 9B00 betidei towarda the building 
 fund. The cffcr ht" been accepted and ate( will be taken without delay tc iroceed with bnilding. 
 Mr. D. McBae in ne jndj'r at and z< (he Ireabj! ,y hat every co^Jdence wat lately ap- 
 pointed <o take o>'b < ol the ueld. 
 
 Big Plain, Lying tonth of tbe Ooautifal Plaint field is Big PUin. Tbo name ind eg tba 
 nature of tbe country. The Plain is all settled and a large prop >rtion of the people are luembert 
 of our church. Mr.D. WoOregor laiiored here for tometime but the advance was not .«tisfactory. 
 Mr. McCaiinll it no • [p ' large and ii do' i wall. Tbe f. K pasiea thro' the aootbern 
 part of tbia UuH, and Oe Wiaton a station r ^h of tbe line jj >mitea to be important. Aohanga 
 bat latelybeen made, however, in the loe^tiou vt the sti^tion and which T fear irlU -t beoeflt 
 our cauie. At Fairview a oharcb wot bailt last anmmer bat the aervicaa iu all Ihe oil r atatlooa 
 are cooduoted 10 private houaej. Thif field r,^.-,. .vuarabould be salftaataiDir:£. 
 
 Bapid t>iiv, roUowiogine trail north w^-^i-Uiro' uie Hig Plain Hapld Uikf i» n? ii*' Tbe 
 
APPKNDIX. 
 
 »v. 
 
 Rh|ii<1 ('iljr (McKsostlii) ami thaiti IbrM otiuilli'' 
 40(1 i* very |)<ipaUr. i obiireh ii in eouri«! hi 
 rti fully or^^Di'.ad. I have urKtd tlRtm to oai 
 onuplbUd a moderoiiun Id a call will be aHkad 
 
 Minotdora. KiKbteou miUm (urtber np ih> 
 MiDiifiioia. Tb« pitoe ban bad a quitt hi foi 
 
 hiHD it plMaantly Hiluatcd on tb« iait bank oftbu I.iUlu Haakatehtiwaii. Hapid Citrwu for- 
 merly aMoeiated with Ctdarois. In ijrowing ln>p(>rtan«o, bow«ver, rendered It only joit to all 
 iDtt^rniti todvtieb It and Bbaikn Irom tliR re«t of tbe group. A new R'aUnn wan opened (aat o( 
 
 <t ocw n«ld. Mr. Til)b iiln clittrgenf tliiitiold 
 iuti »iul in a Hbort time tli« eongiugatioD will 
 Qioister nitbout daUy and organiiatlon onoe 
 
 ircam, at tbe fuot n( tbe Killing Moontain, ir 
 die ptat f»w yearH, bat Ibn pru»proti of a rail' 
 aiy oaoiwd a "boom" lait winter. Mr. Wtlwod i« in uharge and ii ver> muoU roiiprcttd. Mc< 
 TaVixb aod Holliig Birtr ruocive bin attention vritb Mmnednaa. Tbo Koliing Kivtr 'oantry ia 
 very roo«h, and bow at certain H«a»oB» appointment* can be kept i« ilifflcnlt for mi> to undor- 
 • land. Certainly tli« piatcr doei not uat the bread of idlonma. At Miunedoia au<l lloHing 
 Itifur tbcy we Koing tobuiM oburebon thia year. At MoTaviib a eoai(,^.rlab!u eburoh wa» built 
 lant nntDioer, at wboaa opening I aiaJHtod in Heptombor. Tiuh Ih a prcmperoaa field. 
 
 Cftdnrois lien betwe<in Uapiil City and Miuusdofii ou the west mde of tbo Iiitll« S» -.katchf- 
 Vina. Tbe aetlii'raonl Ih ilmost wholly Prfalivierix . Our work tlieic ia growing, bit Mr. 
 Hmith, the minuter in ebargc, vn-ltoj me UliOy that xsv.ml <»f the mixl n.;iivo he'pera in (Jliri.t 
 iriD Work are aolling out and guini? (arthor wost. Owing to IIj- reHignatijo of Mr. J. 8. Htew 
 Mr Nmith was put in chirge of thn 8trathi;Uir group after Rapid City wai delaoknd from Cad 
 (•i». Th( »i7.i^ of tliii Kield under bin elmrge made lii* work vory laUirlom, especially during tha 
 ilormy weather in MHrcli. 'I'bu amount contributed by thin field for the aapport of ordiuanof* la 
 not salinliclory. The Prfigbylery dea't gently with Ibf people when cropi failed, and now thay 
 xeem inclined to make tbe amoact contributed during time trying yaarn iba ataodard in rt'tiiri'' 
 tag prosperity. 
 
 riia River View group of atatiooa liea \«eiit of Cadnreia. Mr. J. 8. Stewart who labored 
 here and at Straithalair rcHignuJ aa miaMonary la*t tall owinj to tbe enntiuued illneaa of Mre. 
 St'wart. Tbe Huaton Settlement waa added to tbis gronp and Strailhclair detaebed and oonnrotrd 
 with Sboil Lake. Oar eaaeo made nome progreaa there tbia year bnt tbe people were auffering 
 from tbe lo*Rea of previoax neaiona. 
 
 Sbo'il Lake ia the eentre of a group emijraiMng Stralbelair, Menzie s and Finlay'a. It ia mad« 
 P ofa iiartof Mr. Hodnett'sf( "lerlcrga field and a part of Mr. Slowart'H. Last unmmer a noat 
 I jR I'harcb, oovered with sbingieii wan "fected at Stratliolair, liut the people unforiuoaiely quar. 
 mil 1 over the mode of ite erection »' tc. Mr. J. McKay has h^tn appointed to tbo lieldand 
 It 1^ to be hoped peace may be reitt< Tbe station is strong and prcmiHing. Shoal Laku is 
 
 (mull bnt I'tomiaing and tbe same is true of the other siationa of thia field. 
 
 Sooth Oak Jiiver lii's Houth of Shoal Lake and we.st of Rapid City about 18 milen. It is a 
 nii« field ami very promiHing. Settlers are poaring into the vaoaiit laoda in i iiat aetllemeot. Mr. 
 I< U. Smith a student of Kdo\ College labored in tblH field a p«rt of la^t anmmer very accept- 
 ^ \y. Tbe people bad ocoaaionsi supply daring the winter. Mr. Fisber in appointed by tbo Prea- 
 ><>t«ry to inpply tbib field for tbe future. Tbo people promixe $600 of hin salary. 
 
 BIRTLE Om PORT KIXICB OBOnP. 
 
 But two fieldH belong t" this group at prenent. Birtle ia a village on thd Bird's Tail Grek. 
 Dstween it and Shoal Lake tbeii^ in a good di al o{ pondy country and lir'.,ue eottleoncnt is ftparMi. 
 Sim of Birtle there is a fine track of land and a large amount of it wna entered forhomoHtoad- 
 iog iitnt fall. There is also a fine track of laud between r< rt EUioo and Shell Uiver uliiob Ih 
 Ii*iog lApidly poa«es8ed. This field with "be Shell Biver field was in obsrge o( Mr Hodnett. 
 '"be sir.« of bis pari»)i wonid oblige him to Mpeod aboat half of bin t'rme in biH conveyauon. The 
 ^lowth of vbe settleuentH is soch that several new atatioua win m laira to be opemd this sum- 
 nipr. "" n land «ouih of Fort Ellic on the West of the Aseini ne is being takiii up, and wutl 
 liki'h V flelit must be treet'd with FortEllics a^ iiK eentre. 
 
 ■II liivor oountry lies about 36 or 40 miles north of I oit FJlice. In this field r. A. 
 \IoLai. indent ol i^ii. . n'g College labored last season. Four stations oouHtitnte tt t ^;ionp. 
 
 The Uatd t» new it dMidedly Prosbyterian. Tts strength will be greatly iiiere<thed thin year. 
 
 iirjlndon district. 
 
 The Town of Brandon Hprang into exisleno<} last year. Building began in May °nd last fall 
 tbere were over 100 boasea in the place. Brandon is situated en tbe right bank o bo Assini- 
 I'jinc OB Seeti^ ii 28, Tp. 10, B«ng(> 19, weft. The town has a prom'- ■'• f it'i'e. Its litnation 
 "II the river, the good country si lud it, and the decision of the C. haiiWRv Company tr 
 
 locate diviaion workshops there will all oontributa to tbe importanci ilrand Mr. Ferries, 
 
 formerly a minister of ibe Cbiireh of Scotlsnd, wbo went west to that neigbb-M < j settle with 
 
 Mis family laak spring, waa askod t s'tend to tbe spiritaal wauta of the pao;;.! •.. Brandon and 
 vicicity, He has been oouti. iied tht: i siooe thattime.and b»< wc ' krd with airood deal of eneray. 
 i'tircongregatioti is growini< apidly i or want of a cboreb of tbi 'i 'wn tbepenple were obliged t" 
 i«axe tbii MetbodiKtlohar^h ln^t winter. 1 « isitod Brandon in Dtoembin-, and atups wore taken at 
 
XT1. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 ouo* !,'> balld. Tbc oougniiiiitiou wm (<> ouaupy the oharob on lli« JUt of M»jr. A modurtlion 
 iu a rail to rniniHtor wai MkrU nod RruoUxl by Prv^byterjr at ill May mcntlDfr The oongr«Katlon 
 promimt (nwaritu Uip iil^p'rt ol il« mitiixtf'r 1650; ind after a yioir vi'^ bi> Hf If rnntolnln. 
 Braudiiii ititiK mqiiirioK the rtuviriH of a minuter, tfae other ilatloDi at wbicli Mr. t'uriio* uMd 
 to pritaih arn itlierwiHe pruviiird fur. 
 
 Praeook'i group Ik quitH dhw yet, but (a«t iiiaaiiiinR itur>irtiaic«. It wa^ unli' la«t Niimm*r 
 that tli« land whh taken in thai <|tiartor. Tlio Influx o( liittlora thii H'KioD U very larKe. 
 
 (irand Vail y ii iitiiatcd < n iIih uoith «t tbo AMlnitioine, nfirly > ppooiie Dr^adon. Laat 
 ■ prinii the proxpecta <i( (irind ValUy Wiro itiinh that the Hyndioaiti »fl«iiid th" oanor of thu vil. 
 lag* |il"t turiitlUO (or tiix propuitv. Tlie ufTr-r wai rr(ui>eJ. Owinn l<> the hUh wit«ir in the 
 AiiiDltxiinv list tumrut r (>r*iiil Vallny wm floodud, and itM *ery axii'nnoi tiiieatonod. Tim high 
 waivr thin iprioK killed tlix |ilao«. There in a K"'>'' cnuutrv north and i?a«t of Urand Vall«y, 
 howfvur, and h^ncu thora will alwiiyn bo a Rood itition thare. I' lion aliout 8 foil.i ea't, 
 and MoTaviih to the noitb, ^rn nHinoiated with Grand Vnlluy. Lnut leiuiou Mr llyd«>, of Miint- 
 rtal DiilloRe, laboffd iu thiH Held. He wa^ not in robuit health, iind tho Hold h« found l«rg«. 
 
 The MiKord and Tiki r Hi Ii itroup'of StationH lie* nitgt ol Bran Ion aloug tho Sourii Ilivur. 
 T))iH IB a new Held. There iirubn'w on loitv and fifty I'l HhytxrUn (imitien on the right htnk 
 of theSunris, up ai far aa Ijingn Valley. The land ia ro >d, and a flue cla^Hiif ponole ooeupy it. 
 Mr. A. H Cameron wn nenl to viitit thii Held in January ; my viait wai made in AORniit. Mr. 
 J. 8. McKay, atudont (born there tbis Rnmmtr. The country eapt and aonth-eaat of the Brand- 
 on nil a will be juiried to Mi'tord and areociittad HtaiioDH for the connng lainiuir. 
 
 Eitnt of Mi lord, oD the vootb side of i>>e ANiinlhoinc, and north of tbn Ti.er Hi i<, la aitoat- 
 •d tho C.^preai Kivir Held. Mr. H. S. MuKxy, u atadeat of ihe M oitrual Cotli>i.''> Htiidant^' Mia- 
 aionaiy Society, labored very faiihluly thero laot aummor. The Prexbytrry was not able 
 to dive any niaiply dnrii^g tbr winter I' ielda liko Mil'ord aud the CyprHax xre if too much im- 
 portance to be profided wiih supply only half uf the vtitr. Uotb reqoire the preaoiioeof an 
 ordvined mini ler without dolnr. tidth thcNu tielda are new. 
 
 " le country K)uth and mmth-weat of Brandon, t >wardK the boundary tine, ia til being (aat 
 •ettli 1. AriaiiRt^moDta an. made to annd mlHiionariea thia lummor to every locality aa far aa 
 known. Any detailed akotob o( tboao Holdi would, however, more properly belong to tbo report 
 of next year. 
 
 •ODIB WBITKBN MANIIOIIA. 
 
 In thla district are found many important HoUls. The Uoyue ^ronpliuH about Hfty milai 
 loutb wcHt ot Winnipeg. Ihe proJHction > f the Maniioba Hou'li-Wrstoro II. U. la going to httip 
 our work tl erea gxAl deal. There will likely be a town of some impuriaooe on the Bo)n« and 
 maiketa will bo at the aettl»r- do> rs. Thin I trust wilt htiag about two resDlts— a division o{ the 
 Hold, nnd more libenl oontiibutii uh for the suppott uf ordinances, Mr. Ituas, who miuiaiern 
 to the people here. I ibora hard, but owing to the icattersd unaracler of the settlemfui hit labors 
 do not tell as bo wuuld like. Bis plnsinal toil istuo luvere. At Miami a neat log church mm 
 built lant season. Mr. Aodt-raon a student of Manitoba College ii to be sent to Mr. Kuiib' asslst- 
 •Doe for thia summer. 
 
 Fsrlhor south than the Boyne is the Nets.uville group of etitionii. NclRonville is about 60 
 miles west of Emer«on. To the east, south and west are statiou<i ansoniatet with Nelsonville. Thw 
 coontry h»re ix very fertile and tbo proapeots of tlie peopli bright. About four milea south of 
 Nelaouville is graded a branch of the U. P. liailroad. The Mauitoba South Western is expoctod to 
 go thro' the town. The moat of thr leading citizens are adherents of our aburon. For aomvtime 
 Mr. Cameron was miasionury at NtUonviUc was called to be paatur last fall, but declined 
 tbe call. Last •'Ummur, cbii Hy owing to bia energy the congregation erected a uoat church at a 
 ouHt of about 93000. T' eie is but little debt on the ediHue. Tbe building is what in known a»- 
 briokveucur. Mr. LiviuKStone ha-i been appointed lo NelKOuville. 
 
 Tbe Mountain City group calls for no detailed statement. Mr. Uortbwick watt eollod to this 
 eongregntion and settled laat fall. The people of Mountain City built a neat frame church Inst 
 ^inmmur. A uonaiderable sum wua iiiiB(!d by lubsoription, but owing lo the high price of mater- 
 ial a debt of about 91,200 rests on tbe building. Tbo congregation is increasing in atranKtli, bat 
 ■lowly. Much of the land ia not occupied, aud several ol the old Hottlers nro dispoaing of their 
 (arms aud re homestcading farther west. Culil tho present restless spirit subsides, solid aud 
 ondjring work cannut be looked for. Mr. Borthw'ck'i labors in tbe Pembina Mountain country 
 bave been abundant, and I would he glad to see Moaatain City and aHSociated stations loan be- 
 coming a (trung selt-snatiiniug congregation. 
 
 Tb( Arohibald group lies between tixo Pembina Mountains and tbe Pombiua Hiver. When I 
 passed over this fertile undulating prairie laat season I thought South-western Manitoba to bo 
 tbe garden of tbe Province In this field Mr. D. McUm labored till appointed by Presbytery iait 
 May to go to P'dmonioj. Mr. D. Anderson, a student of Manitoba College, was appointsd to 
 this Held Uat anmmer and rendered excellent sorvio*. Ooriog tbo winter tbe siipply waa ratbur 
 irruKuiar, but auob an the Freabytery could give. 
 
 Tbe Book Ijake field is about 2u miles from east to west, and IH or '20 from Bortfa to loutb. 
 Mr. J. Mitchell, uf Montrual College, ucoupiod that field last summer, and uDgagad Iu bis work 
 
 *' 
 
APPBNMX. 
 
 XTii. 
 
 .k „n.i, .nirit Til. MtM>k n| tit* flfU, bowov^f. •o-l (»IHng hMltb, op«r»l»a »g«ini.l l.lna. 
 I'JrlZon r .r.nu.ry. H. .nur- opon hU work witb •^M.^V'^P*^ ^ , ^^,„^ ^ „, 
 
 '""°'K"r'onUr''Thu"fi.M";u;dr(rom <vrwr,«b"t on the H.dK.r Vr... to . Hn. H or 
 
 ''ru::■t.d^Mt^«t•"'^lT:rtb"LTm^Hion.a^^ tbe'diVtrld. aod«»cared tbe-eHpeefod 
 t , i)« Kent H lilrt •iiiHUnos <or thr iummtr. 
 
 raiRCI iLBERT PIITBICT, 
 
 Priuoe Albert -Ai Mr. HlM.rljl.t will h. r.portliig dirwlly to th» CommUtee lh«« U no 
 1 ..r.V«f««nB/to lb ioonar«a»ilon, tare to gi»« k complete riow of the Held. I »m of 
 ;ri': nioS bow.°et th.twUhth8 number of (aualie. reported m belonging to the oongrog.. 
 tue °l' °/''°: ^"7'*f Vbe luoDlemont be materially reduced. The mo«t of the people at Prince 
 !',?• ;' .^«?. ..nd th?«*" tlier«We for the MOppcrt of a mh.liter reproeenle about If.O 
 ^'T' .""^ .^.i' Tbi. would Vive aboSttbM ba'bel. for ^h f.mil,. Pr.nce Albert .hould 
 .«a e to be tn"t.d I^lZ^it mi.'ion field There wa. a church built at Prino. Albert laat -um- 
 re."uUwTo her" Rebuilding at other point.. The Carrot Blfor region oall. l«udyfor a 
 r.;ion.rv and one i. to be .ent tbi« Hammer. Mr. Bn-veright appear, to l'»»« »"f >» ^"""l 
 1^ the u"m;«t in the large fl.ld under bin charge. I hope the matter of church bulldiug ha« not 
 
 '"""ElillfoSlon^wa. oc,api«d for the flr.t time last f*ll, Mr. B.ird appea,. t» be the right man 
 ,0 the r?Hht Place The oongr.gatlon ii reapon.ibU, from the oataet for the eame amount of 
 alar' a, Prince Albert, and thev hate grapphid with the flnan.ial problem with npirll Me... 
 > ifl.„ .i««i«a Inrlh-' erection of a church during the coming .ummer, and already 
 ;:;:; r..'rba'X^ ubBcril^d^^^^^ oo.t of the edl^ce. Two otbor point. Fort 
 
 Ckatcbewlu and Ue mon": are occupied by Sir. Ualrd. Edmontou prom.... to bo u c.ly of Home 
 S:l fncrint" fatTe. it .. the gitewa, of that famed Pe«oe H'Ter country. The conHtruc 
 i>„u of railway. In that direction will bring the place into piomluonoe. 
 
 OlilXBAL RDUMABT 
 
 This detailed elatencnt may be sommed up iu a few .ontencee. There arc, including «elf- 
 ,«,mo ting cougregationH. 15G point, at which minister, of our church conduct religion. i..r».c«. 
 ■S i. an incr«Be of 40 over kat year. Eight new field., ramely. Cypr.B. River. Milford. Tur. 
 ,1 MuutZ. Brandon Grand Valley. South Oak llivor. Peacock', and Edmonton wereowop.ed 
 a riStheywr and .everal now BtatiouH opened in territory formerly po.«e.,ed. One congre- 
 nation beoamo Holf-.upportfng. and the contributiouH of fourteen more liaye bo increased tliat 
 . V we entufed to ca 1 their own ministerH-in other words the .upplementod congregat.ouB now 
 n imber e^g teen while la.t year they were only four. Pour mmi.ter. were inducted, but, an Mr. 
 ZbeHon w.^^^^^^ translated from Spnugtield to L ttle Britain there wa« a net gam of only 
 Irer Could some simple and inexpeu.iTe mode of exchange bo devised so that our .upple- 
 mentod congro^aUonH would have an opportunity of heanng candulates I am convinced that 
 "ulomontB would bo mach expedited. The extent of the country, the madequalo railway facil- 
 , ila^d thrhigh price of al! accommodation preclude methods adopted Iu Ontarie. Notw.tl.. 
 st^^id.ng e la ge increase in the number of stations the expense for the year ha. Increased but 
 itle The greater liberality of older .tations o£fset8 the ouUay on account of n.w hold.. I is 
 to, much to Tpec that the eipeu.o of our work wUl not iooroase. bmldetern.n.d effort is 
 k.inrput forth to make .tatiou. .Applied, contribute according to their ability for the privilege. 
 tliey enjoy. 
 
 NBW cnOBCBII. 
 
 At Portage la Prairie. NelMnville, Mountain City, Miami, Fairview, Btr.t, olair Keewatin, 
 McTavisbTStoU^n and Prince Albert, churcho. were erected during he year and thirteen cen- 
 R egation. and sSSlona are already reported as engaged in church building tbi. year. It shoujd 
 b Sron" that the church at Totogan was erected by Mr Rober Campbel bte «^e"»«t°'' 
 f.f tbu Hudwn's Bay Co.. and that at Keewatin by Mr. John Mather, la o of Ottawa. Both gen- 
 ilemenhaVo property in these localilo., .nd their ooadact iho. that they have the spiritual 
 welfare of employee* at heart. 
 
 8TATIBTICS kSh PBOaRE.B. 
 
 wijp ..».i •.tu-ti^s. »n, .11 nnrnnuu lut v*»r bv .opplemoBted oougregationi and mis- 
 
 .ion .tatioM warfl5,086. Thi. i.'.Ughtly in ad'v.noo of all oonuibutions in the Fre.byier, oi 
 Manitoba for th. pr«iou. year both by ..ILsupporting and .npplemented oharges. Th. 
 
XVUl 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 ataiiatioal anil ttnanoial Btatement of tbe Praabytery for 1881 is leaa complete than that (or the 
 presoat year but I am tempted to proaant them aide by aide to abow the growth and growing 
 importanoe of onr worii in tbe Northweat. Last year IIC atationa were reported tbia year 
 150. The nnmber of familiea liiis riaan from 971 to I'J'id, while 11',I4 young people are 
 reported tliia year aa BgaiDBtSO.'! laet year. Tbe number of oommanioanta for tbia year ia 2(X>3 
 aa iijtainat 1153 (or 1H81, and no fewer tlian 510 of those are reported a? added durioK the year. 
 The attendance at Habbatb Hchoola roae fr m 908 to 148t> and with church accommodation tbia 
 number will rapidly increaee. The amount paid lait year on atipand aosount waa 9C14M aa againat 
 919,023 tbia year. Tbo total oontrihutiona for congregational parposea iaat year footed up 814, • 
 2GU, tbia year thay amount to .$30,884. For Home Miasioa 9326 wore given in 1881 and 922GO 
 in 1882. The other achemeH o( tbe church wore benefitted Iaat year to tbo amount of 9333 wbiie 
 tbfl aum reported tbia year ia 93855. Tbo total amount contribute! fur all purooaea io 1881 waa 
 915,021, fur 1882 it is 941,261). This record ia enciurafiing and ahonid auatain and atimalate 
 tbe friends of our Home Misaion work. Tbe compariaon between the two years ia more marked 
 beoanae of theinoompleto returns of 1881. Tbe apparent gain ia not all gain, but yet there is 
 a decided K<>in all along tbe line. Tbe pest year in Manitoba baa been one of uuez tmpled activ- 
 ity, and I rejoice that rhurch (cbomea shared in tbe general prosperity. 
 
 CHBCcn ilTEB AND BniLDINO FUND. 
 
 While viaiting tho different mission liolda Iaat summer I embraced tbe opportaolty of sa* 
 onring, wherever praetijable, the requisite landa for ooogregational purpoaea. Inaeveral villagea 
 and towna lota valued at about 912,IHX) were thna obt&ined free of coat. In consequence of this 
 tbe conthbutiona of the people and the anbscriptiona in aid of the building fund can be uied 
 exsluaively for the erection of cbnrchea and manses, 
 
 Tbe report made to the c )mmUtee auont the Church and Manse Building Fund rendera any 
 lengthened Hlatcmcnt hore nnneceaHary. 1 enclose a atatement up to date. Over 963,000 are 
 already subsoribod, 934,000 of which is by roaidenti of Wiuoipeg. Five other SBbacrihMrg in 
 Manitoba gavu 91700, making the total xmount from that Province nearly 936.060. A complete 
 canvass will exceed this amount. Uy re^identa in tbe other Provinces nearly 920,000 are already 
 subscribed, or promised. This amount 1 expect will be considerably inoreaaod before tbe meeting 
 of tbe Assemblv. To those of btr aona who s) readily and goonroualy came forward to atart this 
 fund tho chorch owes her bent thanks. Everywhere I foand our people ready to receive informa- 
 tion about tLo work in the North West and willing to reapond to all appeals m&de to them. From 
 miniatori) and people tbo rocoptinrs last winter were moat cordial, aud although collootiona in 
 lumu oasea did not como up to my exp( cations, yet it most be borne in mind that tbe most of 
 the congregations had closed the accounts of tbe year before I addressed them. Wherever I met 
 men w.'iohad virited the North West I found tbem fully iu accord with our uggroaaivc uoa- 
 surea, and eager to aeaiHt. 
 
 ITCDENTS' MI8BI0NABT BOCIETIRI. 
 
 The great service rendered by the atiideuts engaged in the field last summer, deserTeg 
 apecinl mention, but for their efforts many aettlomentu would have been without the Gospel. 
 Tho repreeentativoN of tho Students' Missionary Social ius of Montreal C'ollegea and Knox College 
 gave valuable aid in two large and deatitute lielde. The action of these Sooieties in tending mis- 
 aionurioH is tbe more commendable iu view of tbe large ex|;euae incurred. This year all the Socie- 
 ties have their missiouariea ij the field. 
 
 It mast be confessed, howevor, that onr prefent mode of carrying on our work is not satiafaa- 
 tory. To supply a Hold daring tho summer and abandon it in the winter or give very ocoaaional 
 supply is not the wny to nurse it into vigorous life. & few obecrvatioaa and suggeationi shall 
 oloae tbe report. 
 
 nSNEBAL OnSGRVATIONa. 
 
 let. Tbe inflow of aottlori thia year is unprecedented. Some no doubt will not atay in tbe 
 country but the great majoriiy will make their home permanently in tbe North Weat, In every 
 direction tbe line of aettlement ia extending In tht-ir eagerncas to aecnie ohoice locationa aet- 
 tlera are tiiuatting on land mocb in advancfi of tl o Qovernment anrveya. These freab fields call 
 for additional laborers. Tempomry proviaion at Uaat ia made for all tbe old fieldi, bat tbe now 
 territory ia deatitute of miaaionariea. 
 
 2nd. The experiment waa tried Iaat summer of engaging young men from our Eastern Col- 
 legea to labor during their vacation in oar Presbytery. The travelling ezpeuaea to and from 
 the Held interferrd seriously with ihe auooeaa of that mode of supply ; many fielda, however, 
 were provided with ordinsncea that would otherwise have neen des'.itute. in tbe abaence oi 
 any better method tbe aervioea of a larger uumler have been secured for tbia anmmer. 
 
 3rd. Wore Manitoba College fully equipped for a tboologioal course, or were one of the 
 Eastern Colleges tranaplaiited to the Prairie Provinee, great aaaiatance would be tiveo for the 
 prosecution o< tniafion work io «or rapidly ext«ading field, Large dictricta oould tbra b« plMod 
 
 mi 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 XIX. 
 
 7088110 tUOk- 
 
 n,ul«r ihe oharae of an ordained mmlstor. In winter he would render gucL supply ae waa prac- 
 ?^ab e andia .ummer one o( the atudenta eonld be sent to hi. aid. In "« «>/ »h" * yf»" '^^^ 
 !l,ource. of the field would ao develop, that a divUion oonld take place tnd two or more aet- 
 
 '"' 4lb''The mTrwe of the field the more I am oonvinced of the need of yonnR ""*» '°; .'^"^ 
 
 work Mod with large famliiea, and in the decline of their pby«oal powers are not the heat auited 
 
 Tor the North.weat. In new diit.iota there are no aoboolB. Houae accommodation ih •I'lBool* »° 
 
 ^rocare KhyaloaUoil incident .o the management of a large field ie a "evere tax on a man 
 
 ot waniDK energy »nd goon he begina to question the wisdom of having gone to the weal. But 
 
 ho cannot retraoa hi. step.. Tbe eipenae. of travel forbid his return to the«a«t with hia 
 
 L 1, He a oe?ta the fnevitable-bat I need not follow him aa, farther. The c.rcamBtaooea 
 
 Hie young man are different. Fuller animal life enables him to bear more '«;"8"'« '» "P'"' 
 
 ,u, anew field Home dutio? make no demand on his time and be m abfe to devote all h s en- 
 
 de. toor..niza"r Suchami..ionary iH better adapted tor pioneer work Could the ^'b«o^ 
 
 Btaffof the Presbytery of Manitoba be recruited each year b, a few devoted young men frf sh 
 
 rom cilleKe who would be willing to endure hardship for say two years at adv.mced post. I feel 
 
 raad d thartberhui^h would profit much by their labor, and that they would g« h" "P"'^ 
 
 nee that would be invaluaule in after life whether laboring m 'l** 'f «» 'L^^'*''- ^^^ °°' '° 
 
 ihe least reflecting oi the devotedneas or eftioienoy of our pre.ent staff. Far be it 'wm me to 
 
 lay ft Sepreciatiog word of men who are serving the ohnroh well. The views I here advance ate 
 
 ''''tXr'Xn^lV^^:^ a Church, in the North West, i- --uraging and full o. 
 pr.imse. Other donominaiiona are in a laudable spirit endeavoring to o'er ake the want, o 
 U Hr pwple, bat nf,ne with tho success of our own church. The energy manifested in the pa.t 
 LargiCnna a prestige of great value for furtber effort, but we are only on »1^« "'^«?h'>''l "' '^^ 
 country. For hundreds, if uot thousands, milos of fertile plains atrotching out to the "«* an* 
 north west .hail yet be the homsB of teeming millions. The rapid pace at which tho rail- 
 way i. crowing the continent will stimulate settlement. Thronging centre, of »rad«»J' ' "«• »° 
 tTuweit as rapidly as Winnipeg, Portage la Prairie, or Brandon dia. What shall bo the char- 
 K ero the pXple'r If in the firmative. plaatic period, they are leavenod w Ith the Bospel, we 
 an ook forward with hope. Of a country as well as tbo bunian subject the l»n««'^» <>' 8o;*Pi 
 ure i« true, "train up a child in the way in which he should go and when he is old he wll 
 not depart from it.- No Ghnrch ever bad a better opportunity of doing good work for hor 
 Lord than ours. The interest, of the country, the love of our fellow-men, the glory of God. 
 ■ill dem*nd that we should deal with this field in a large and hberal spirit. If we do so. Uod 
 .ball ble.B US and make us a bleesing. Tuoy that so« bouutifuUy shall reap also bountifully. 
 
 All of which i. respectfully submitted, 
 
 JAMES llOBERTSON. 
 
 From tho 22nd January until the 10th April Mr. Robertson viHited. under the direction of 
 the Home Mission Committee, many of the congregations in Ontario and Quebee preaching and 
 looturing in the interests of tbe fund. Large und intore.twl audiences I i.tened to him, and tbe 
 result it is to be hopt4, will be an increase in the funds during the coming year. 
 
 l'Ui;.C« A1.BKET MISSION. 
 
 The Rev. James Sieveright continues his labour, at this important point, and the neigh- 
 bor.ug stations. At the last meeiing of the Committee letters were road from Mr. Sieveright in 
 reward to the present position and requiremeni. of the field. It was agreed to mako a spe-.ial 
 Krant to Mr sfeveright of 8200 for the year ending 81st March 1882. It was furlbor agreed to 
 fond au ordained Missionary to Carrot Riv.r and such other .tat ions m tbe field "O' ""der Mr. 
 hifvorighfs care m can be worked along witb Carrot River, tlie salary not to exceed 9900 per 
 annum' and the Missionary to be selected by the Presbytery of Manitoba from bose appointed 
 to the PrMbylcry at this meeting. The action of the Commiitee in making this special grant 
 and in appointing another Mir denary to assist him m his widely soalWired field. wilbe.t be un- 
 derstood by a few quotation, from recent letters received from Mr. S'e'er ght. After giving a 
 rouph sketch of the field, from which it appear, that Carrot River is distant 40 mile, during tho 
 wiiifrandfiOdnriogthesummerfiom his central station UB adds: „ i.u . , 
 
 "The amount of service given is not nearly enough. Prince Albert twice every Sabbath, aiso 
 Bible class except one forenoon once a month, MoOraes, Fletis once a month, MoBeths and Ridge 
 once a fortnight. I have ouly missed one appointment on abbath by getting stuck in a ilotigh 
 in Goshen. Several times on week days I have lost my way, been out most of the night on the 
 prairie and relurDod without preaching. The walls of log churche. are np.buildin^^^^^ 
 oomplnte at Fielts, McBbIub »ui Sti6 lUago. xhoro is a siatiO:; a; tac "35'" -.y^rj-.-iT^- ■--"•■ "•*'"•? 
 Indmn and half bre«d, that has been ooanpied by F. Mission not supplied. The supply g>yen to 
 Carrot River is cnoo a month o- -vflck days when practicable. It ha. not been praet.cabe thw 
 iummer m there was no fw.v jnHV' :wo days journey, making t he whole distance 10<) milM 
 each way. 
 
XX. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 
 The tbree church meetings nt Flett's, Bidge aod iloBeth were begun in the expootation that 
 anotbur miesiuDBry would be teat to aaslHt, otherwise I feel that my phyaical itrenKth is utterly 
 icRd«c)uate to any euch task. As to support I stated in a previous letter, rnccc Albert, Mo- 
 Crae's and Mclietb's can raise 8'2U(). lar more if the indebtedobss on their cbaroh buildings were 
 met, leaving what oau he got from Bidge, Fletts, Carrot Biver, and South Branob (or support of 
 a missionary. 1 also stated that last year the crops failed, the wheat orop nearly all frozen. ThiK 
 year the harvest is by no means an average one. The whole stations before my arrival never 
 raised 9200. An advance has been ni idu of 9100 this year, in the face of heavy expenditures con- 
 sidering tbeoircum^tanossof our people htre with no ohuroh boildiugs. Prince Albert is different 
 from almost any plaoe in Manitoba, altogether different from any in Muskoka. The prepoader- 
 ating element is still half-breed Indians. The white settlers have come here within the past 
 two or three years, and like all other new beginners have no large stock of worldly goods. The 
 committee may not think the people here have doue enough. Had tuey fall ooguizauce of all 
 the oircumetances, 1 am sure they would be the first to admit that they have all more even that 
 could be reasonably expeoted. The new Managing Committee intend making a thorough can- 
 vass of the whole held. I have no doubt tho reHult wilt shew some increase in contributions 
 The fact that it ih the head-quarters of the Episcopal Churoh for N. W. T., requires all the more 
 Htremioui efforts to liold their own. I may also state that the 9300 given by the people for the 
 support of Miss Baker is regarded bv them as a contribution to the church, as previous to her 
 arrival it was part of the salary of the foreign missionary, who took part in tcaobing as well as 
 preaching. This arrangement terminates next July. The school will then he a public one, 
 without any aid from foreign misi>ion8. 
 
 As regards sctppcrt Mr. Seievuright adds :— '^1,200 will not, wtih their present prices, sup- 
 port a married miHt<ionary, especially with no manse. The railway in still 400 miles distant, 
 not near enough to allcct the cost of living. Appeaded is ahst of the present price of a few 
 xtapU articles : Beef, 1.4 to 10 cents ;tlour, 57 to 913 per 100 : pork, 20 to 2,3 cents ; butter, 50 
 cents; rggs, TiU eeul.s ; sugar, 2o cents; rice, 25 cents ; salt, lo cents Groceries are two or tbree 
 time? the price they are in Ontario ; scarcely au article can be bonght lees than 100 to 300 per 
 cent, above eastern prices. 1 have paid 91 a bushel for nearly all the grain f<jr my horse. There 
 is no doubt that the excessive pri^e of thin(;8 will pass away in tho course of a few veurs. It it 
 the pressiy we have to deal wiih, not the futnrc. 1 am tiure that a cnreful examination of the 
 liKt given, which eould be enlarged to any extent, will show that at present 91,000 in an in- 
 b-nlhcient salary. 
 
 Since Mi. .Sieverigbl's appointment there has been erected a ohuroh building ak I'rince 
 Allert, probably the best in the N. W. T.. with an attendance twict as large as formerly and 
 an oigauizatiou for raising the tiiiances. Three other chnrobea are iu vario.ii stages of oom- 
 pletion, as well as a building at Carrot Biver, intecdod for church and 8chool purposes. 
 
 In a still more recent communication Mr. Sieveiight ^ay^ : "Nearly the whole population 
 of Carrot Biver is Presbyterian.'' 
 
 At the Ridge the site of one of our churches' town lots are to be HOrveyed, a grlHt mill, Ac, 
 erected this summer. Priece Albert itself Ih now fast reaching a stflKe when the services of a 
 minister will be iieeiled. When the tbree ohutches which I inti'od to set vigorously tD work to 
 complete are linished, more will be needed. There is to be a large emigration tbiHHpring.. There 
 h«s been "a boom '' iu the sale of mission r.ts, 1 10 out of mO sold with building conditions at- 
 tached. Out of 9'2,308 the who'e cost of tin Prince Albert clmrcb, only between 9000 and 9700 
 have now to be raited. It was re-opened a few Sabbaths ago, when the seats, reading desk, were 
 put in, collections 9o2.20, No station cccupied can he abauduned witboot detriment to our 
 cause, and there are others that should be ounipied teat arc neglected, Tho church cast hsu 
 not jet the remote idea of the vast work to be doue here.' 
 
 As the Home Mission Committee have now begun operations at Carrot liiver, it may not be 
 oat of place to give a brief account of a recent visit made by Mr. Sieveright to that li«ld. 
 Though not la Priuuii Albert district ecclesiastically, it is supposed to be within she lounda. The 
 Houii Saskatchewan -ulervcnes. There was no feriy latt summer within several days' joutuey. 
 NeithiT man uor hor.ic are experts in swimmiut;. Fur months this prouiiifiug louahty was left 
 ileprivt d of the lustitulioas of leligion. The hard frost bridging river and lake, making marshes 
 lirm as grauiie, made the journey poisible in one day. The equipmeut was tf tie most primi- 
 tive kind. It sled not much' larger than a land sled ; i\ Lug of oais, which lerved also as a seat ; 
 tiuutliur bag with piovitione, Ciuup kettle, axe, a ceil of rope, buffalo roles and a horse iuuitid to 
 north-west travel. The sun .^hone bright and (air on the landscape, whitened with snow, as the 
 hoiue; , stores and mills, of Prince Albert disappuarod from view. The first part of the trail for 
 hfteeo miieF" leads < ver a monotonous euicession uf hill, hollow and slough till the Soulb Branch 
 IS reached. .Ml the best claims have bean takon up— the breaking on them a precursor of build- 
 !□£. At the ci'jssins of the river tbereis a Oree liesetve with ita uiud-i)!a*tered Loqs£.'-. .isd on 
 Episcopal Missiou with its church aud school. The reserve systen destroys all habits of patieut 
 industry. There can be no reason why obnstianized Indians should not have the full rights of 
 citizunsbip. On the other ssde of the ijouth Saskatohemau the read leads over densely wooded 
 Liills—Bweeps luite after mile over a dreary aameness of hill, meadow and marsh. Ab ul noon 
 a bait II wade at tlic iidgii ul a. hlafl, a lire kindled atid a meal prepared, All ia Htleui atuund ts 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 XXI. 
 
 )le population 
 
 the iir On the bazy horizon 'uo steep iicclivitieB of bills, lakes and islands, like belta of limber 
 maulled in dazzlinR iheele of ,now. make a picture of wild beauty. No HiKoe of man a handi- 
 w„rk are visible, save the thin poles of a huutiDR lodge wbidh iias lerved as a sommer abode of 
 M,me son of the -^ildernes.s. Along tlie trril, the footprints of wolves, timber praine and grey 
 IvDx fox, mink and other wild animaU werouisible. Every wiM beast m the north-wo.t flees on 
 1118 aniroacL of man. A few prairie ohiokene, with an expert rillemau could easily have secnreu 
 lur an evening meal, were the only liviig things seen for tweutyfive milen. Abont two mile« 
 lr..m the camping ground the sleigh I'lides smoothly over the pollehed surface of afave mile lake; 
 liun a short portage sacceedc, then a one-mile lake ; then the trail follows the tortaous courso o 
 !'<< -Wee Nab Creek. After leaving the creek the roal strikes northward through a region o 
 Bi.lendid agrioultutal land. The hoarse shriek of the locomotive will ere long be hoard in that 
 "1 clicerleba wild, and its stillness, broken now only by the moan of the wind, ihronged with humun 
 
 lite Two towofhipK and the od 1-nambered sections in this prolific wildernesi, teemiug witli 
 wjudrou) fertility, have been secured for a colony from Sootland. Ten miles from Peo•^\oe. 
 Nih Creek the scattered houses of Carrol Biver sellloment gleam in the light of the full moon 
 "smce mv last visit the population hai doubled. From Ontario, Lancaibire, and oven New 
 Zuiiland, men have come to push their fortunes in this remote spot. Seventy hve claims have 
 been taken up, chiefly by bachelors. There are twelve resident famihes. The dwellings are 
 rattered over an area of seven miles. Timber is to bo taken out this winter for the erection of 
 n'biuldings for church and Hohool purposes. Tbirty-livo oonstituted the aodienco that on a week 
 .V. Ding assembled to listen to the preaching of the Word. There is .something wrong about 
 uur Homo Mission work when so promising a oommunity, inoreajiug and likely to increase rap- 
 iJlv in nomber, is left without Habbath serviaes. In the three years of its history no sermon has 
 Bv.r been preaohed on the Lord's dav, and during that pejiod it has been visited only three 
 Iimu3 by any preacher. The people ara nearly nil Presbyterian. Cliamplain declared the 
 laving ol a soul is worth more than the conquest of an empire." It is a poor record for any 
 Church tu leave even one hundred souls in the wilderness exposed to the worst of all faminos— 
 tliat of hearing the word of the Lord. Talk of InJia and China! There is need a» tirgent for 
 . vangelistic work in the Far West. "Uarbiuism is the lirst danger" of any oommunity deprived 
 ol the Dublic ordinances of religion. One day, and that at uo far distant date, the balance of 
 i.uwer in the Dominion of Canada will be in the weet. Shall it be won »or Ctirut. or abandoned 
 t.Miitidelity. drunkenness, formality and worldliness? Providence has assigned to the I rosby. 
 tiii»n Church the weightiest responsibility in solving that important cinettion. 
 
 A band of Cree Indians from the South Branch, to whom Hev, John McKay used to give 
 „Ma»ional service pitch their frail dwellings for the winter at S'.oney Creek (twelve miles rooi 
 Carrol Kiver), for the purpose of fishing and hunting. In the Fishing Lake, in the biroli Uills. 
 ihore is an abundant supply of jack fish and gold eyes. The return journey was completed iii 
 uue day. unmarked by any incident. The niglitfall closing ou the dreary track, about eight 
 mile- from Prince Albert, in a violent storm, the north wind whisthng and howling throngh the 
 tree, like a gale through the ligging of a ship, driving the snow in every open expsnie m blind- 
 ilritie, made the aheltei of a house welcome. 
 
 BBITIHH COLIMBU. 
 
 The following is the subsUnce ot Rev. Mr. .lamieson's report : .,,... .• 
 
 All the usual services have been continued throughout the past year without inturnil)ti(.n. 
 ■1 Im' Sitbbath services have been, on the whole, well attended. There wa^ .|Uite an inere.-isc of w- 
 . ,-i..nal attendere, -nearly all strangers and non-residents. The Sabbath School was attended by 
 •.Ochil.lreu and 6 teachers. The "International Lessons" have been foflowed, the intr.Hlmtory 
 ?iid .shorter catechisms Uught, and a Wfekly Sabbath School paner given out. The prayer meet- 
 111 has been well Attended every Thursday evening, besi.b « the elders some of the memljers always 
 t ii« part in the exercises. Numerically, the congregation has continued alKjiit the same as t he 
 \'xr 1880 There have been six names added to the communion roll, wluch novy contains the 
 iiaines of .38 memberB, resident in the bounds. The communion is ,)bs-«rye<l -luarterly, I believe I 
 ii.av.outhe whole, report cncouraginK eviden.es of iucreasin:< spintjial life in the cungregatio!), 
 while there is much to lament, there is also not a little to lead us to "thank «.<m1 and Uke cmr- 
 ..-•, " in the consAtent walk and conversation of, comparatively so many of our pcple. I con 
 .hut services at the Penit-ntiary every Sabbath ami We Inesday. Along with part of salary 
 
 ^IIHIT.-.. The total wOKregational receipts were 91 ,V^i>. i it , all of wmcn was raiseu oy uie ordi- 
 nary Sabbath collections and the Ladies' Missionary ABSociaUonsubsonyUon »«*»• ^e have no 
 piw rents, the envelope nysUim in i«il.iy wioptiii. iVcrc ij :vKr!.^u iv :.yaij lar '-'jo^v^s-.vr.t utrrv 
 woul.l Iw i great improvement in our financi»l affairs. We do not . bowever. resort to any of the 
 
 .^ual " mean and (|uestionable methods of raising money,' an Ur. .John Hall describes theiii. We 
 i;>ke no coDiHB ol the " Kecord," and take care that every one is supnhed with a copy. Althou-h 
 na directly , ounecteil with my own work, the Presbytery will please allow we to report on soma 
 
 <ervicea m other districts where wt. h»vt no miuisWr, m which I h»ve been much interested, 
 
xxii. . APPENDIX. 
 
 nml towvdH which I have ^iven what little encouraRenient and aiwifltance I coulil. At Clinton, 
 al)OUt 2'iO mik'B iii) country, and Ibkh than 30 milei from the Pacific Itailway, services have bees 
 conduct«<I every Sabbath evening by MegRrs. FoBter, SueB, and J. F. Smith, who altematelv con- 
 duct the devotional exercises and road a nerinon. The average attendance is M. A Sabbath 
 8chcK)l is taught by Mrs. McLennan and MesBrs. Smith and Bell, There are Ifi pupils, including 
 rne Chinaman. The introductory and shorter cate<ibism are tauffht. There are 5 Bubscrlbera U> 
 the "Canadian Record. It is very cheering to know that we have Kuch zealous and useful mem- 
 bers of our church in that central and important locality, they are worthy of every encouragement 
 and assistance. At Nicola Valley they have not yet commenced a service, but a Sabbath Hi;hool 
 lias been organized by Mr- John Clapperton, and it in to bo hope<l that our handsome church in 
 the Valley will soon be occupied again by a minister of our cliuich. 
 
 A Christian gentleman from Ontario, is doing a good work, quietly, by couducting a Sabbath 
 School and service, weekly, near Nanaimo, attended by alwut HO. The laudable si)irit in which he 
 is working may be j.idged from this sentence in a recent let'er from him : " The little that I do 
 is BO little that I look for or expect no reward here, (rod grant thnt I may be the means of bring- 
 ing one soul to my Redeemer, and I shall have a reward indeed." He does not wish hii name 
 mentioned. 
 
 As the supplement given to New Westminster for many years (Sl,200) has been much larger 
 than to any other supplemented congregation in the church, it is only fair to show what the people 
 are doing themselves , as compared with churches in the other provinces The following is a com- 
 parison of oontriln tions over the whole church last year (aeo Minutes p. clvii.) with tjiose from 
 New Westminister for 1881 : 
 
 I. -STIPEND. 
 
 Per Com. 
 
 Whole Church $ 7 M $ ■« « 
 
 New Westminster iJ7 Ofi 22 00 
 
 II, -SCHEMES. 
 
 Whole Church 2 62 161 
 
 New Westminster .'i 3,'JJ 4 36 
 
 III. -CONGREGATIONAL OBJECTS. 
 
 Whole Church l.'i 23 8 70 
 
 New Westminster 34 00 2B 27 
 
 (U0TB.--A large amount of correspondence between yout convener, the Rev. Mr. .Tamieson> 
 and Rev. Dr. Gray, of E<linbuigh, has been carried on diiring the {>a«t year regarding the condit- 
 ion of I'resbyterianism in British Columbia, nie letters were submitted and considered at the last 
 meeting of the Committee and certain action taken, which will be found in the recommeudations 
 at the --lose of this reixjrt. Witliin the past few weeks other documents and letters from Mr- 
 .Taniieson and the Ist Church of Victoria, have also been received by the Convener, and will be 
 laid before the Ass'.mbly.) 
 
 ANNUAL REPORT OF TFIK KNOX COLLKCE 8TUDENTS' 
 MIHSIONARY SOCIETY FOR 1881-S2. 
 
 This Bociety, which was oetablisbed about forty years ago for the purpooo of evangelizing 
 the Frencb-Uanadiau Bomsu CatboUos, ba< lung siDce abandoned its original pur|K)ae, and now 
 dtvo'es itself to the Iwo-fold objrct of sending the ttospel to the moro recently soltlod partb of 
 the country and to other places not otherwise provided Icr by the Church, and also of oreatiog 
 and fostering a mlHsionary spirit among its members. Tbo Sooiety is composed of all who are 
 purnning their studies )n Toronto with a viev to entering tue ministry of the Preabytorian 
 Church. 
 
 To tcoomplifh its objfot, monthly moetiugs arc hold during the session fur the purpose of 
 receiving reports if misBionariea, deliberatiog on the best means of carrying tyi the work of the 
 Society and brnring addreases from Ministers and otbori who nro interested in miss'on work. 
 
 Daring the summer months, studen* miasionarios are sent oat to ths various fields where 
 they priisoh the got'pel aud eatallish atatioua in the most promisiug lituutlous. When thaao 
 tluIdH bee mes'rung enough iio tnka tUtir places among the regular uilasion stations of the 
 CI urob, they past from under ihu cire of the Sooiety, which then turns its attention to new 
 field". 
 
 Toe ozpensRB ol the Society are met largely by 'outributiona from the vanoaa fields, but «s 
 |ltA vB^rl/ is MitjbHu rif a ni.jnn^r bin()^ tbfi Bf'^cietv lis^ to do*i9Gd f 'f ni'A D*^on i-tin coEitfibutionH 
 offrieuds out ide the fields. In the past, the expenditure has huan kept within lb* iDoom« and 
 the Society trusts that, through the liearty eo-operati'^n of its members and the liberality of its 
 friends, this rtste ol affairs shall ccntinoe in the future. 
 
 The folloviinfj partioDlarK regarding the work done during tbo year which has jast cloied 
 are worthy of ootio« : — 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 XXUI. 
 
 PAKRY SOUND AND MU8K0KA. 
 
 Tboie large districtB lying to the east of OeorgUn Bay, were taken up by the Society oIotto 
 vosrs ogo, when a misBionary wai Hont to Parry Bound, Sinee that time the work hai Rradnallv 
 proKreHicd until the whole of that pari of the country h"» been viiitod by oar raiMionaries and 
 now (here are ten misBlonarieo labjring there, five of whom are Bupported by the Studenlii' 
 Society. 
 
 MIPIBSINO. 
 
 At proHent, for variouB reasons, the work of the Society in the NipisBing Btation of this field 
 iH not very encouraging. The future proBpeots of the field, however, are aomewhat brigbt<>r ai 
 Callandar, which is expected ta bo an important station on the Canada Pacific Kailway, is located 
 in it and Po«aB«an, the principal station of the group, Is very pPoraisinK. Service war held 
 f ntniglitly at Nipissinn, Powassao and Soith East Bay. and occasionally in Nipissing Town-Mp. 
 This ileld was visited during the Bummer by Re». Messrs. Findlay, Moodie and Leiper, who dis- 
 neiiHod ordinances at Nipi'sing and Powassan, six names being added to the oororoanion roll at 
 the latter place. There is likely to be an ordained missionary stationed at Callandar before long, 
 aa a gnbsoription of five hnndred dollars for three years has been made for that parpose. 
 
 COUHANOA. 
 
 Kortniglitly Sabbath Services were supplied to Mecunoma and Comoanda, two stations on 
 the NMpisBiQg Road, about eight miles apaH. The work in the Mecunoma station was some 
 wlml unsatisfactory, but ai the diQioalti»ii eve bean overcome, it is hoped that all will unite in 
 iTomoting what ought to be a common cause. ,. » i ■ 
 
 At Commanda the work waa more encouraging and o msl lerable interest was maniMteU in 
 
 ^Th'e sacrament of the Lord's Sapper was dispenBed to about thirty oommnnioantB. Ser- 
 vice was also held fortnightly at Commands Lake and MeVittie'e, a new stetlon, which promises 
 to Jo well. 
 
 STRONQ. 
 
 Service was held once a fortnight at Strong, Stony Lake, Eaele Lake, and ttibbon's. a new 
 station with a good attendance at each. Union Sabbath Schools were condnot*d at the fl'st 
 throe Ht'ations. Preparations are being made for the erection of frams ohorohes at Strong and 
 
 ' ""the material progress of this field is v»ry marked and the InUroft token in the work Is, on 
 the whole, enoooragiDg. Ordinances were diapenaed by the Rev. Mesers. Findlay, Moodie, and 
 Leiper. There are fifty communicants in (he varioos stations. 
 
 SATKINB AMD SMBDALK. 
 
 This field which embraces part* of three townships, eonlaina five stations, at eaoh of which 
 lortniehtly Bervico was held and Sabbath School work carried on. The sacraments were •i- 
 ministered at three of these stations by the Rev. Mr. Findlay. This field has fifty ono members 
 m full communion. The debt on the church at Emadale has b«en wiped oti by the timely aHSist. 
 unco of friends in various par's of Ontario. A caieohist has carried on the work during the 
 
 winter. 
 
 nivsviLUB. 
 
 Tliia field, which was given over to the S^ liety by the Barrie Presbytery three years aio, 
 wiig divided Ust summer, the Society of Qaton's CoUogo taking charge of Ufflngton while onr 
 .Socie'v retained Bsysville, Robertson's and Hamilton's. Weekly sertica was held at Baysville 
 and fortnightly service at the two remaining places. Union Sabbath Soliools are eatabUshed at 
 Baysville and RobertBon'3. . u . .• i 
 
 The attendance upon the means of grace was encouraging, and substantial progress was 
 made. The saoraments of Baptism and the Loid'* Sapper were dispensed by the R»v. Mr. Find- 
 lay. A oateohist has been laboring here since the student left. 
 
 ALQOMA DISTRICT. 
 
 MiKITODUN. 
 
 The Society bocan iti work op this island to 1872 with one mUBionary. Sinee thtJ time, 
 thu work has pr'jgrossed rapidly ■:.pd»r tue fosloriuK uartsuf iiia iwy. Uunh Siuiiij, •uOi<i o6iI- 
 dtiyini? efforta have dona much to aJvanoe the cause of Christ on the island antil now the ner- 
 vioea of four missionaries are required, t;ro of whom are supported by the Society. Ohurohea 
 have Ijeea ereated at ManitcwMina, Ooro Bay and a Union Chnrob at Basslngthwaite a 
 
 ^t:ttl8UieDt. 
 
XXIT. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 TaF MIOHA«L 8 V.k\- FIEI.n 
 
 which oooapicg the eeniro oJ the iiilwid. cousIhIb o( otght aUtioBB, ij iix ol whioh (orlniRhtly 
 ■erviep^ wpro hold nnd ocoaHiODil services io th« remaining two. The aRgrflgatn averafte atlond. 
 »nw M Ibene iitatioun was about three hundred and twenty, and the nnnaher of oommuuic»nti in 
 the a«ld is eiKhty-Boveu. The hic aments were dispensed at only one of these stations. 
 
 Tiinlier has been taken out for a ohurch at Providonoc Bay Imt througli lack of funds no 
 further progress has boon made, 
 
 THE LITTLE CrBBEKT FIELD 
 
 occnpiec the uorlhern part of the i'Und and ombraces fiTe stations whicli enjoyed servlae 
 oforr twA weeks. In parts of this field the work is encouraging, but its future prospects are 
 not Wt» promising. The number of luom'uera Id fall eommunion is seventeen. The sacraments 
 wrre not admioiBlered during the sumraer. IJuion Sabbath Sohooln were held at four of the 
 elationa and a weekly prayer meeting at Little Current. 
 
 •T. .TORRrH'R ISLiND. 
 
 Hitnnted near the head of Lake Ilnron, is twenty-two miles long by twelve wi.le and contains a 
 population of about a.Ois). The island embraces four stations at whieli fortniglitiy services were 
 held. The .Societ.v id Muirered a loss hero in the removal of several very liberal aupporlers, 
 Tht! fftcraraents wen adminittercd by the Rev. Mr. ,Stiaith, of Paisley. 
 
 BRUCE MIMES. 
 
 This is a very promising tield situated on the north shore of Lake Huron, ah«nt forty 
 miloa south east ol naiilt Ste Mario. Ouring the past summer it iuelndcJ eight stations, at 
 four of which services were held fortnightly and ocoBsioaal services at the remaining four. 
 The work here was very enooaraji'-ng both in the interest manifested in it ami the liberality 
 displayed in soppixtiog it— our mi^sioasry recB-.ving the wh.^ln amount of his expenses from 
 the field. An ordained missionary has beeL laboring in part- if this field .luring the winter 
 and there seems to he plenty of work for two additional men. 
 
 WAUIliUSIIENE. 
 
 This field consists of three stations, V auhaushene. Port Severn and St ngeon B»y. Service 
 wm held foituightly at the former plaf J and weekly at the two laitor places. Prayer meet- 
 ings, Bible classes, and Sabbath Suhools were well attended to. The field has become self sus- 
 taining and, at the request ol the people, supply was grantad to them fortnightly during the 
 session. The Presbytery of Barric has sigoiflei its intei.tioii to take charge of it in futurs, 
 conseii neatly, it passes from under the oaie of the Society. 
 
 ESSEX CENTRE. 
 
 as Its name signifles, is situated about the centre of the County of Essex tnd containa popula- 
 tion ol about l,a(tO. Herviae was heU evfcry Sabbath afternoan in the Canada Methodist Oharah 
 which was kindly placed at the disposal ol our misnionary. 
 
 The average attendance oa Sabbath sorTlcs was sixty-five, and at the Bible class, Iwonty-Cve 
 Every alioroat') Sabbath, service was held at (iisto, about five miles eouth-we«t of Kssex 
 Centre, and aho at Braibard, eight miles north-east. The work here was of such a character as 
 1(1 tiDCoiirago the booiety to ptoseenle it with vigor in the future. 
 
 MANITOBA. 
 
 TtJBTLB MOUNTAIN Pltl.I). 
 
 This field is about mO miles west of the Red Rivet, near the United States' l)outtdary line, 
 and extends over sixiy miles from east f) west, and six miles from north to south. It oontftins 
 iieveo *s»t!ou», at six of whiih service was held e'cry alternate Sabbath, and at the other onr 
 oooa»K>Dally. Tho number of Pr»sb,'terian families ie this district is tweuty-nine, and iho oom 
 her ol young men with claims is suventy-seven. This field is being rapidly settled and soon 
 there will b« several s«ll.HU«t»ining congregations. An ordained missionary has been placed 
 over a part of it since our misiionary left. 
 
 I>aring the ChnstiiiBs vaoation, « tuiaaioaary »s» sent for four wt«k« to the lambarmen 
 working in me vio'nity of Gravoohursi. The wuik w«b Voiy tnaouragiag as sss b:c= s=t= 
 good attantiou to the tidings of the gospel and not a few, let us hope, were brought to a 
 saving knowledge of the triiUi as it is ia'Jtnm. *Tbe men in these camps aubsorihed Iwiuty- 
 nine dol'ars and twelve oeota to the funds of the. Society. 
 
 As, in former yeaia, a.s8istancc has been giveo during the session to the missiOB work 
 canicdon in tUo Toronto Gaol and Ctutral Prison. 
 
 Field!. 12 ; 
 Soboali,36; P( 
 otler sonroos, 
 Keveaoe, $2 0", 
 
 The nnmbi 
 
 Tbe Sooie 
 Messrs. Rye an 
 Stiaughnefsy, ( 
 son, of Braoo 
 Mr. Caddel, ol 
 Btargeon Bay ; 
 arifB m tbeir r« 
 by ti.eir eontril 
 
 In oondud 
 goodness to on 
 abundantly blei 
 the upbuilding 
 
 }. 8. MACK 
 
 Reeordi 
 
 Knox OoUegt 
 
 ANNUAL I 
 
 I 
 
 Tba follow 
 
 fields: 
 
 This Soeic 
 are expeeted t 
 ary work. Dn 
 society. The 
 Subscriptions ( 
 
 Several fi 
 bounds they ai 
 
 The Bocie 
 Prsviona to la 
 Ontario, bat 
 student to on 
 action on the | 
 ibow. 
 
 Daring th 
 ouily, and oon 
 
 I. MMItV 
 
 1. MMsa< 
 
 Bherbrooke. 
 
 Mr. Gem 
 Stbbath Sohc 
 meeting whio' 
 ■i. Riohbi 
 Her* Mr 
 very eocmrai 
 aticndaoce ol 
 
 3. Co»tio 
 
 mUea dUtant 
 
 Herealai 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 xxr. 
 
 gCMMABT. 
 
 Pieldi. 12 ; Misnioniries, 12 ; Buttons, 56; Commnnictnts 312 ; Bibl« OUbim, 6 ; 8«bbtth 
 8ohoolt.36; Pr.yer MeetinK*. » ; Bevenoe irom the Booiclj'i Pieldc. 91.189.96; Beirenue from 
 otLer Bonrooi. »707.26; amonnt reoei»od Im( upring too Ute for iMt Report, 1180.80; lo»l 
 K«Teaap, 92 078 02. 
 
 The number of missionarie* for 1882 ii 12. ., „ ., . «i • i 
 
 Tne Sooiety has great pleasure in recording iti thinki to Mri. Beatty, of NipiifiBg 
 UeuHre. Rye and Jeffery, of Strong ; Mr. Smith, of Slony Lake ; Mr. Gibbon, of Oibboo • ; Mr 
 Shauahnefsy. of Ea«le La e; Metsrs. Fisher and Irwin, of St. Joseph » I.land ; Mrs. Finlay 
 ion of Bmw Mines ; Mr. Lyon., M. P. P., of Miobael's Bay ; Mr. Brown, of S.ndfleld MUla 
 Mr' Caddel, of ProTidenoe Bay; Mr. Larifiera.of Manitoba (in part); Mr. Peter Obrislie. of 
 Starafon Bay ; and th» Georgian Bay Lumbering Co., of Waubaushene. for boarding iti mii«lon. 
 aries m tbeir respective fields free of charge ; and to other friends who have aMiiited in th« work 
 by tl eir eontribntions. . . /-. j i i :. 
 
 In concluding this report, we would desire to expreis onr gratitude to God for nil 
 B00dn»s8 to our missionaries and to the Society at large, and our prayer Is that He wiU mora 
 abundantly bless oar efforts in the future than in the past. In winning souls to Christ, and in 
 thi' upbuilding of His Kingdom. 
 
 J. 8. MACKAY, 
 
 Recording Secretary. 
 Knox College, April. 1882. 
 
 ANODB MACKAY, 
 
 PrMidrat. 
 
 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MONTREAL PBE8BYTERUN COLLEGE 
 STUDENT'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY FOB 1881-82. 
 
 The following are the miisionariea (or the sammer of 1882, together with their rMpwttTt 
 fields: 
 
 D. Maokay, B. A Maasawlppi, Ae 
 
 A. Currie Chandiere 
 
 W. Fraser Cypress Rivar, Man. 
 
 J. 0. Martin Chambly and Lonfoenll 
 
 This Society bat been in esisteuce since 1869. All ttndenta in connection with the oolUga 
 are expected to be mejnberB. Its object is to foster a missionary spirit, and promote misiion- 
 arv work. During the summer vacation some of the Htudents labor in fialds neleeted by tha 
 •Miety. The funds are derived from the ci atributions of the fields sappUed, and tha 
 Subscriptions of studenU and their friends in the oity and elsewhere. 
 
 SeToral fields haye a'ready been tr«n»ferred to the different Presbytaries within whose 
 bounds tbey are situated. . , , .. . , . _, 
 
 The Society hope", in a short time, to hand over another in which it is now laboring. 
 Previoos to last year the Booietv confined its efToas to ihe Province of Quebec and Bastera 
 Ontario but owing to an urgent request from the Preebytery of Manitoba it appointed a 
 student' to one of ibo'" many fields there, which «re destitote of Gospel privilegee. Thia 
 aotion on the part of ,!,« Sooiefy h»» not been without encouraging resnlti, as the Report will 
 
 Daring tha Collag« Bt tuor the Society supplied liMiawippi, Coatioook and Biobby gratait< 
 ously, and conducted Gaelic ,.^.-vio«« in the oity. 
 
 Miinon wor.:;— fltrmnB 1881. 
 
 I. MMtawfppi Oronp.— Mr. R. Oaaibie, B, A.,Mii«l<»nary 
 
 1. Maasawlppi is a village on the f A.sscL-nFti« Itailway. 19 miles sooth of tha city of 
 
 Sherbrooka. , -» , . . 
 
 Mr Gamble preached here every Sabbath ">ca'ng, aft/aga altotidanoe 77, and eondnetad 
 8ibl)ath School alttr the service, the average er.i\lii.*e 5«. He also held a weakly prayw 
 mwliug which was well attended. 
 
 a. Riobby.-A village on the G. T. R., 8 miles east of Massawippi. 
 
 Here Mr. Gamble preached every Sabbath afternoon. The report from this station is 
 very eoo loraging, avotat/e attendance 47. There was also a Sabbath School with an average 
 stiendaooa ol 20. and a weekly prayer meeting, which inoreaaed in nnibers -s tha aommtr 
 
 ""'"s.Toaticook.— A thriving town, on the 0. T. R., 20 milea mi( of Sherbrooka, and 180 
 mllaa distant from Montreal. 
 
 Hara also oDr|miiaionary preaobad every Sabbath evraiog, average attendaaee 26. 
 
VI. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 ^M 
 
 n ™,^n • *»"'"»«"* 0' 'be Lords Hopper wsh diipenied »t MuMWippi and Bloliby by Re?. A. 
 F. Tally, »nd iwo communioanU were added to the roll. j j . 
 
 Thia gronp is id an encouraging oondiUon. Altiioneh the memberBbip ii not Inrgo a 
 •mbraoPB levrral carnoat ChriHlian workera. who are zealous in their endeaTora to oblaUi it 
 aettled paxtor ai goon at poiiiblc. 
 
 II. Riviere da Loop.- Mr. W. K. Shearer, Misiionary. 
 
 Ri?iere du Loup in a village of about 1,0<K) inhabitants, Hituated on the soath bank of the 
 St. Lawrence, \l, miloa Mow the city of Qnebeo. Tlic population is larRelj French Bomau 
 Oatliolic. 
 
 Abontte.i yeari ago a Proabyterian Church wag opened here, but for the past few yeara 
 the place has not been gupphed by a minsionary of our Church. Thi Society occupied thia 
 held Uat iummer for the Urst time, '^ 
 
 .V. w'',? u*"""? *""'' "5 '''" h< a'''!"*'''''" ""« rail* from tbo Tillage proper, near the station of 
 the I C Ii K, where ro«id. gome ao Protestant families. IJore ho pre.chml every Sabbath In a 
 school house to about 20 persons, and conducted a weekly prayer meeting. Cironmstanoea are 
 unfavorable for bailding np a congregation here. The Methodists and EpiHcop^lians have 
 otlabiished themselves, and the Presbyterian families, which liave not united with tbem are 
 very few indeed, besides, a nnmbor of them being in connection with the railway do not 
 reiide permanently in the place. - -j «« uui 
 
 Tie Society has decided not to send a missionary to Riviere ilu Loup thia year bat 
 rather to devote itsenergics to fields which do not now possess the aerrioes of a missionary. 
 
 III. Cypreas River Group. -Mr. I). Maokay, Missionary. 
 
 This is the first tield which has been taken op in Manitoba by the Society. It lies on tlte 
 south side of the Assinnibjine, and runs parallel with that river for about 40 miles Ila avw" 
 age widtli IS about geven or eight miles. This .liatrict has been about two years settled by enter- 
 prising and intelligent Canadians, principally of Scotch. Irish and English descent. The various 
 denominations are well represented, but the Presbyterians form nearly one half of the entire 
 popnlation. outit^ 
 
 Servioea were held every Sabbath in the central part of the field, and on alternate Sabbatbe 
 in other stations. 
 
 The average attendance at the central station was 50. It was difBoult to do muob Sabbath 
 School work on account of the famiUes being so much scattered. One school, however wai 
 organized A eoUsotion was taken in the field with which 43 volumes were pnrohaied (or the 
 library This together with periodicals provided by the Young Men's Bible Class of St Paul's 
 Church, Montreal, furnished tie school with abundance of reading matter, which added ver» 
 much to tbeancooss of the woik. 
 
 IV. Gaelic Wo^k.—During last session service was conducted every Sabbath afternoon in 
 Stanley Street Church by a committee of students who were appointed by the Societv to nnder. 
 take this work. j u aoi 
 
 M.r. D. McLean, the Chairman of said committee, remained in the city during the aummer 
 and continued the Sabbath aervices. He distributed 76,000 pagei of Christian Uterature (French 
 and Erigliali) through the city. ' 
 
 Those sernoea were continued during the present lesgion with increased iotereit. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 Mashawirpi, Coaticook and Richby. 
 
 Total cost of these Stations, summer 1881 $220.85 
 
 Railvyay fare, *<•., iliiring v^inter 1881-82 ..IIOS.UO 
 
 1324,66 
 
 ,2Bnr Amount coutributed hy the field duriu^ the year 1228.49 
 
 RiviKRF, DU Loup. 
 
 The Total co.st ol tliis field was | ai215 
 
 Amount contributed by tield, « 188,95 
 
 CVPRKSS RiVKR. 
 
 The Total fost of this field was a 287 AA 
 
 Aiuiiiiiit. iT.r,trih!it-"r'. by f^eW, Sin! "0 ""'.oo 
 
 Total exi)enditure in Mission work during summer 1881 | 72O8O 
 
 Exiwnses in working Massawippi, 4c., diirmg winter ........i... 118*70 
 
 Total ex))«nditure | 88433 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 FINANCIAL 8TATEMENT {Cunlinutd). 
 
 REVENUE. 
 
 By cub, balance from 1881 ...•118.29 
 
 " received 772.66 
 
 " bequMt bom late Jouph McKay, Esq 600.00 
 
 Balance in Treasury, 8561,57 
 
 VM 
 
 91,881,05 
 
 The members of the Sooiet" 'ake this opportunity of thankini; the many frioudR 
 who have assisted them by i '. ^butions of money and payers, and would solicit ft 
 uoutiuuanco of their liberality. Tlicy would reconl their Krat itude to Almighty Ood, 
 who has so greatly blessed their humble efforts to extend thi) knowledge of.tho Oo«- 
 (Hil, and pray that Lis blossiug may still attend them. 
 
 Robert MacNabb, B. A.. President 
 Danikl G. Cameron, Recording Secretary. 
 Presbyterian Colleoe, 
 
 MoDtreal, April lBt.,*.188a. 
 
 REPORT OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION FOR 
 
 SESSIOF 1881—82. 
 
 Thin Aggooiation opons for the Besaiou on the HrBt Saturday after the opening of Divinity 
 HhU and meeta regularly thereafter lomi- monthly until the close of clagaes in Theology. 
 
 Tbe work of this Association during tee past Session conniBted in the following, viz.; 
 Qlenvale, 4a., Portsmouth Home of Industry, Camden, Wolf Island and Melrose 
 weekly, Sharbat Lako, Hinchinbrook and Mississippi, fortnightly. Besides the regular supptj of 
 tbuse stations occasional service was given to settled conjiregatians In temporary absence of their 
 pastors. Weekly prayer moetlnga were hold on Sabbath morning, trbcts were kistribatek and 
 jail and hospital rfgolarly visited. 
 
 Ou ihu reeums from the five fields supplied by this Association during tlie summer ot 1991 
 \l was found tfaat there was a deficit of 821',i.31, made up as follows: Muakoka 183.56, Malta- 
 natchaw 8t)ti.76, Merrickvill, JOft.OO, Miesiasippi and Sharbat Lake beinO lelfsustaining. No 
 4>ioner, however, wa3 this eneumbranoe make known than, partly by tbe liberality of many 
 KiDgutou friends and partly by the eCforts of tbe different students in Ibeir respective fields 
 It was speedily removed together with the other in-acoidontal expenset in connection with 
 the Society. At the close of tbe Sessian a balance of 8125 rfmaised in the treasory. The 
 amounts contributed towards this Society by tbu different Mission Fields have been already 
 pubUshed in the record of May. 
 
 In all forty five students from this Asiociation arc employed in Mission Work ihis sum- 
 mer, thirty-seven of them are employed by the Horns Mission Cammittso the remsioiog 
 eight are employed by the Society. 
 
 Tbe success attending this Association in tbe past has been marked, especially during 
 »li8 U8t year! and it is the desire of its members to express its thahkfulncss to God for the 
 ilie encouraging resnlts through its instrumentality and earnestly prsy that the Holy Spirit 
 may eoutinue to blest any efloct pot forth to extend the eanse of Christ and advance tbe 
 "Qlory ot Hi3 name." 
 
 Oboboi MoAbihui, B. A. 
 
 John Yonna,B. A., Prsaiden*. 
 
 Recording SMrotary. 
 
 STUDENTS' MILSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 
 The Committee have agreed to notify the Students' Missionary Societies of the rs- 
 ^ptctive Colleges, that all thoir appointments should be made in concurrence with or at 
 tlie ie<iue8t of the Presbytsry, \vthiii whose bounds the field may be situated. 
 
^i 
 
 «xvui. APPENDIX. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 L«di«i AfROciktton in aid of Boma MiMion work. 
 
 ThelMiiMof Knox church Ingeraoll, liava loruaJ »a aicolatioD with a riaw to lapport a 
 itttdeot miit.onarjr laboiiog in Maniiobn during tb* lommar. 
 
 Beqnest of the lata Mr. David IfeEwao. 
 
 At iha meelini? rf ibo Commiiiee .u March, ihoro wai r*»d a laMor from Rav. J. A. Mamy. 
 intimating that ihe iMr y,s David McEwon of Weiln oitor iiad lift tl lum of 1500 to tbe 0ai- 
 iion ol Ht. Aodrow* Cbaroh, Lcndon, Out,, lo be UHed iii wh»t«»*r » Ibey coniidar will batt 
 eoDtrilmlo to the furtberanea of tbo Um|. i, sod that lliti H.'hdjou had i»oU ' lo tpi>fupriat« Iha 
 amount lo oburob buildiflfis in Maniiobn. The mallsr wi. rWerrsd oMt, tlobarMon, in- 
 
 taHm treanurer of Ihe Manitoba ann Norlb-West Church and Manie Uuii . ^ Fund, ^od lb* 
 Oonvonor was initruoted to notify Mr. Murray of the action of tbe Cunmitlee. 
 
 Uranti from Briti«b Churobat. 
 
 During tbe ye«r, Ihe Commiltaa baTc recelted a grant of 1! » from the Fraibytariia 
 Oboreb of Ireland. 
 
 RECOMMENDATIONS. 
 
 The followioB recommondalionB of Ihe Home Uiuisn CommitUa, at,, aobmitied to tba 
 Qanorsl Aaaombly for approval and tdoptioa : 
 
 BULE8 FOIl THE GUIDANCE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF MISSIONS IN 
 MANITOBA AND TH C NORTH-WEST. 
 
 (1) Hia duf iei Khali include the overnight and visitation of all the mlsii ,n gUtlntiM tad aup- 
 plementrd congrrgationa wlthm the aforpnai I territory ; the orcTinizatioii uf mw sUti.inand the 
 adjiiBtmg of the anioiintu to be paid by thi- different iitations ard cong rt-yalions for the support of 
 ordinanceB. ard the amount! to be asked from the Home Misaion Committee ; and iu g'uei.. tbe 
 Riipervinon »ud furtherance of the entire mission work of our church in Manitoba and the N Hh- 
 Weit. (li) In the prosecution of his work he shall consult with and reiwrt to the Preabytei y of 
 Manitoba or auch other TresbyterieB as may ho hereafter erected. Ue shall also submit to tb- 
 meetings of the Home Mission Committee, in March and October, a detailed statement of the pi. 
 gresi of the work including the adaptability «{ the misHionarieH to the tielda asHigned to them, and 
 the fultilhncnt on the part of stationa and hi ppluinented congregntions uf the eukragements i hlerf' 
 into for the support of the misBionaries. (,t) He shall transmit to the Home Mission Committet 
 an annual report for presentation to the Assembly, containing complete statistics of the member 
 ship, families and adherents in each mission station and supplemented congngation j also the ad- 
 ditions mad> '^" .-'{the year, the amount of contril 'iims tor the support or m finances and for 
 the Home 'ii-1-: "^'und during the year, and the • xtent of new territory occuj led during the 
 sameperio; . •' O;. ny other information and recommendations that may Iw deemed iniiwrtautfor 
 Uie ConmiiA'i--'} »r-\ the General Assembly to know, (4) All Home MiHsion Krants shall be pai.l 
 by tht' Snj-iTtif^/eJ!!." jnt of Missions to the stations and supi)lemented congreKations, And he shall 
 be eniii**'rfil, riKould he see cause to withhold payments of said grants in cases where the 
 litations anj p.:ii)ilemented conjrregntioiis have not fultilfed their monetary engagements, or where 
 statistics havt' vfi been regularly furnished. (.".) Payments shall be macle to the sUtions and con 
 gregations (jnarierly. (6) No draft shall in any case be dravii by the Superintendent of Missions 
 until he ha* sent to the Convener ol the Home Mission Committee a detailed quarterly statement 
 of the amounts due to each Htation and cohgregation, and until he has rei-eived bis sanction to 
 draw for said amount upon the Trtasurer of the Church. (7) In the meantime the missionary of 
 Prince Albsrt «h»ll receive his payments directly thn.ugh the Convener of the Home Mission 
 Committee. (K) The Superintendent of Miscions shill spend a portion of hif tjme as directed by 
 the Home Mission Committee, in the other provinci's, with a view to enlist the sympathies and 
 evoke the liberality of the Church in the miauiou woik of Manitoba and the North-W set. (») The 
 Superintendent shall report his travelling expenses every six months to the Freabytery to be 
 pasted by it before being paid by the Home Mission Comaiittee. 
 
 Begulalions for Cbaroh and Manse BnildinB Pond. 
 
 The Committea at its mtietiug iu Msrcu oooBidereii au overture anunt a ebnroh bmlding fond 
 for Msniloba and Muskoka, remitted to it by last General Assembly. Mr. liobertson having re- 
 ported that the Presbvtery of Manitoba bad alretay bi-gnu a fund for ehnroh and manes bnildingt 
 and that nearly 950,000 uad thus far been sahaoribed, Tto matter was referrad to • Bob^Oon" 
 mitlea, who praitnlad tha loUowiBg Ktpori. wbiob wta adoptad i— 
 
 I— Baving tkl 
 
 Cbaroh BuUdinc ] 
 
 MiDitobA hts tine 
 
 the raising of a U 
 
 hiiobelivTiogtb 
 
 ipsling in thai 
 
 ,«>inm*nd to the 
 
 ture refari, than i 
 
 U— Tbe Con 
 
 Prfsbytery of Ma 
 
 thoroii and M»i 
 
 ,.f the C;h arch. 
 
 III.— Tbe C< 
 Di'Cliun witu the 
 
 (a) The Fui 
 I liirch in t'anait 
 
 (b) Thatthi 
 riisedby subacrii 
 Nurlli Wast for s 
 payable within tl 
 
 (c) That th 
 veste<l, and tne r 
 •d in th" erectio 
 number ' years, 
 
 (<1) Ihe mi 
 r\t oi these to 
 ■ ard to be tbe 
 Hnme MiiHion 
 Committee, Th 
 have twwer to fli 
 
 (e) AUappl 
 and before bum 
 Board is to be so 
 
 (() The assi 
 c»s, excee<l one (i 
 not exceed 'tO p 
 lined lor service. 
 Nil grant to '■ <■ 
 bund to that 
 •il by the Or 
 
 (g) It»l' 
 ohangea in th' • 
 tu tbe Board. 
 
 (h) The Bo 
 tu tbe General i 
 R.V J. Kol 
 cunatituted. 
 
 (N. B.-0t( 
 
 The foUowii 
 
 That wlierei 
 rresfling demant 
 
 And wheres 
 the great NortI 
 nhould be diriv 
 
 And wheret 
 peal to tbe chur 
 
 This Conim 
 annually out of 
 
 At the last 
 
 be<ju(St ol tbe I 
 
 That with i 
 
 this suggestion 
 the money am 
 l'2,0U0,bespen 
 work of the Ot 
 
mm 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 XXIX 
 
 I_H.v,n« Uk«. Into .oui.d. Mion ■. omtar. of Ih. M loU P"^ M«7. „'•"?.•*,"»? „• 
 Chorob BuUdTng Fan4 lor >fn.ko> . w, i .a«aitub., wd hav.u^ learned ib«» ID. ^»««)>y*«7y "' 
 Sob. b"..iLeVh. d.U ^n-. A...»bl, ooma,«o«I. wilb .n«.«r.gieR P^'P-f »' °' ••»«?"• 
 rber.l"i»«ol«M.Dl»ob..uaNonb.W.it CbQroh»nd Mann- I5aiUln8 Fuod. Iha CominittM 
 
 while beutnogtb.* »he inurMta of -h. Ohoroh Id Mn.koh. woald b. Krwtly .P'o""'*'"*^^' «>•'; 
 
 "ptlsng in .he b.n.flu o« snob • I^md, do., not leel »i liberty and. *he mcaoiiUneei to re- 
 
 oommeod to ifae Aiitmbly any fartber Mtiou in tbe meAOtlme n. 
 
 Ih. 
 
 tore releri, tbko thn 
 II — Tbe tlommiv 
 
 PrfKb7teT7 ol Mkoitob 
 
 Choroli «nd M«DK> Bn 
 
 ..( the Cb arch. 
 
 111.— Tbe Comri 
 
 n.clion with the Fu 
 
 to which the ovet- 
 
 irkted by (be 
 
 , iM>D to reiie • 
 
 wealtbier menbert 
 
 1 17 taken 
 
 preaeee i< nordlal approval of ili« mofeBienl 
 itnd eo efi ' ly carried on thus (ar by tbe H 
 nag l^inil immendi It to tbe liberality 
 
 eereeomnendK .at (olio wing regniatioD»ili i be a<lopted in MB. 
 on their rec^!viu^ ihe approval of tbe Ueneral Ai.»einl)ly : 
 la) Tb* Vun,l ihall he called the Church and Manee Building Fund of th« Preebytertan 
 ' ifchinCanaiUfor Mauitob»and theNorth-Wsat. ..nn <in<i »»,»t th. VnnH iih»U b« 
 
 (b) That thH amount to b« aimed at in the fimt place be »100.(KK) ; that the Ixind »h*U «♦ 
 riiJ. 1 by wbecri. • ion, and b«:ue.U, and that tbe oanva« outaid« the lim.tn ot ManiWba and the 
 N^rtil \^XtOT iul-cripti...... .(lould'not b« exUnded 1.. "d two year., and the amounts -H.,„ld be 
 
 payable within three year, at m.i.t from the .late of «ub», r, i.tlon. ,,,,„«, .„, ^.k„ h« !-. 
 
 (c) That the money conatitutinK the > md .hall at the di».:rtilon of the Boi.r,i «ttbe' be m 
 V Jed, and tne revenue icruing therefrom be yi .en In th.- orm . ' granw to oom. .•''om engi* 
 «nn th"eA>cUon of ChurcheTaml Man«... or .hal. U- Unt tv micb congregation, for a hmited 
 numlwr f yean, ritlier with or without intereat. 
 
 (dj I'he management of the Fund .hall be entruite^i U) 
 MI uf theae to be appointed annually by the General Aaeembly 
 »rd to be the Supmntendent of Mii.ion. (or ManiV)ba and the N 
 Home MUldon Committee, We.tem Section, and one men 
 Committee. The Ordinary place of meeting of the Board 
 have iwwer to fill any vac*ncie. made by death or ri!<dgn*tJoi 
 
 (e) All applicati « (or aid .hall be made to thU Board tt 
 and before being f l^red by the Board mu.t be recomi 
 Boanl Is to be aoTe judge a. to the merit, of the application a. 
 
 HI The aeai.taooe when made In the form of a grant, «>» 
 cw exceed one-fifth of the toUl cwt of the buUding : aad wli, ,. loaoe in jne '""","'. ,",.'""" '"Tl' 
 mi eSw per cent of the c0.t. The money bhall be ,.ay.ble only when the bn.l.bng can be 
 u«<l (or Wvice in theim> ot >nr»nU. In the caae of lorvn. it may be a<lvanced from time to time. 
 Zii»ntTl- Cie or1oM eflected until the Board U «kti.fied a ^raUd tltU to the nroperty or a 
 bonySrthrt tfU be» .^cured by the congregation, and that the deed in thetorm approv- 
 
 *■' ^K^ lt".h.. ' "ZpeUnt for the Board, with the approval of the General A«iembly. to make 
 changi. in the.. „ ,ulat?on., but wch a. .hall not extend to the alienation of the capital mtru.ted 
 
 '" "(h)^t Board .hall report it. tranwKtion. annually, through the Homo Mi»lon Committee. 
 
 '" '''R,.v"j'';^wSS'n wa. reoueited to act a. interim treaaurer of the fund till the Boar i. duly 
 
 "^"^ (N. B.— Over )S55,000 haa now been .ubecribed toward, thie fund.) 
 
 MANITOBA COLLEGE. 
 
 The following resolution wa. unanimoudy adouted'at the l»»«i meeting of the Committee. 
 That whereaa the Ib.n.v Mission work of the Church i»/t'ry rapidly extending, and U at In- 
 
 1, Board of nine member*, 
 
 thi- other member, of the 
 
 'th 'Mt, the Convener of th* 
 
 a by the Home Miwion 
 
 *Vmnipeg. The Board .hall 
 
 he next General Aaeembly 
 
 Preebytery of the bountU 
 
 ay the Presbytery, but the 
 
 amount of aid to be granted. 
 
 t, except by ipecial circum.tan- 
 
 loade in the form of a loan .hall 
 
 cr^a^ing demand, are beiiK annually made uiwn the Ubcral.tv of "f .{;<»^ « *» °r"'*»*«>K, 
 And whereas the great and growing wealUi of many member, of the Church m Manitoba 
 
 and 
 
 _ growing weaiui Ol uiBuy 1110U.UC1. ". v.^= •^..-•w.. .„„.__....__ 
 
 th» ureat North-West ".altee t rea.onable that the current expenae. of tbe Mamtoba C oUege 
 
 """i'nd'wt'i::' XCorBl^te'i^li present, by the authoritv of the A.s«nbly making an ap 
 peal to the churohe. in Britain for the purpoi^ of wouring the endowment of the CoU^e: 
 
 Thi. Committee recommend thttt;tte General Awembly relieve them of the oblivion topay 
 annujSly out of the Home Jliwion fund the .urn of $1000, for the payment of the current exp-n.ee 
 
 BEQUEST OF THE LATE JOS' k-H MAOKAY, ESQ. 
 
 At the laat meeUng of the Committee, tht (oUowinK rewlution waa adopted in reference to the 
 bwiuert ol the Ute Joaepb MacKay, Keq. of Mpntr«al:— , vr t' » ♦»,.«.,».„ Ml«i,. , 
 
 That with resard to the Uberal betiuest of tlv ,»te Mr. Joneph MacKay for the Home MiMioa 
 
 _ ...^ -7:^ S.!3?i-_j. _ " u u !- r^kiiada. ^t\ss. "' SIO.OOO. the Committee derirea to make 
 
 tT'ir.^,^ion"totre'Genel-^"lvwemblyfor dispoution of ">e money; --^inatvne intereat of 
 
 the mfS^and «> much of the capiUl a, ., >/ be n'^'-«»'7. f >««'ber with the inUr«^ U. m^^ 
 »2,0U0 , be .pent annually, untU the amount U exhaurtt-.l. in awisting to carry on the Home JVIiiewB 
 work of tbe Oiiaieb. 
 
MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CdART 
 
 ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No 2l 
 
 1.0 
 
 I.I 
 
 1.25 
 
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 II 2.2 
 12.0 
 
 1.8 
 1.6 
 
 jd -A PPLIED IIVHGE Inc 
 
 ^1 '6^3 East Mam Street 
 
 r^ *''^^e5le^. Ne« >'ori. 14609 liSA 
 
 ^= "D 4S2 - 0300 - Phone 
 
 = ' ' 288 - 5989 - Ta. 
 
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 XXX APPENDIX. 
 
 BBIIIHH COLCMBU. 
 
 At the.lujtimeeting of, the Committee, tlic Convener bavins laid on the talilp »nH roa,v,./,.^ 
 m„„,ca UoDB from Uev K JamieHon, of New WeHtminirterrandC Dr^ GrarConvenerof tt 
 Coloniil Committ.0 of the Chun.h .,f Scotland in re^'aui tTtlie AritUli rnn/nrhu fi 1 1 t. 
 
 inTi"1h:h"rro,''.!;'ri*r' "• "''^' ,*':^- —''.-'-- i^^^rjl'Me'ratfo" '^d'^r'^Sot' The follow: 
 ing M then report and recommendations, which were adopted i . i ue luiiow 
 
 foUowin. fac't" ' ""^ ^" ^''"'' '^"''•'^««^i"ee from Mr. J»„,ie.on and Vv. Gray ,et forth the 
 
 Canada, and further ex,,re»«e8 his wiUingnesB to have a reduction of §200 or TwO made ^^^^^^^^ 
 Pre.byl'iLn^S&cliSa"*^ ''*" "MY""'''' '*" i^''"' »" '>''^'' a minister sent from th. 
 
 -~"------m^^^^ 
 
 In view the.. Htatements the Committee agr<,e to recommend *" 
 
 in the interest of Presbyterianisni 
 the proposed action of this Uhurck 
 
 the hope "f-uring-Uieliea^i^^rt'-ori^t'E.;^ be taken 
 
 ;rjU'/,r;!f,^J^f:?r?.l''- ^^l--' ^'--"t- «t.omdbe infS"ittutdeSo° 
 
 CONTRIBUTIONS OF SABBATH SCHOOLS TO HOME MISSION 
 FUND FOR TI/E YEAR 1881-82. 
 The amount of 82452.08 was received from Sabbath Schoolfl as follows :- 
 
 Presbytery of (Juelec, 
 
 Richmond Chalmers Charoh.... »10 (X) 
 
 Metes 2 25 
 
 Danville 2 00 
 
 Presbytery of Montreal 
 
 Cote DeNeiges Biblo Class « 15 
 
 Montreal Chalmers Church CO 00 
 
 " Nazareth Street 20 00 
 
 Taylor Churob 20 00 
 
 " Cote St. Antoina 10 Gl 
 
 " Crescent Street 60 00 
 
 " Knox Charoh 100 00 
 
 " Petite Cote 7 75 
 
 •' St. JoBCoh Street 20 00 
 
 Erskine Church 80 00 
 
 " St. I'liula 20 00 
 
 Presbytery of Glen£;arry 
 
 Indian Lands, Chalmer's Charcb. 
 
 inrearof lloxborcugh 5 jO 
 
 Cordon Churob 10 00 
 
 Presbytery of Ottawa, 
 
 Bochcsterville o 72 
 
 Presbytery oi Lanark and Kenfrew, 
 
 Almonte St. John's 12 oq 
 
 Almonte St. Ardrew's Church .. 11 14 
 
 Balder* jn 9 qq 
 
 Smith's Falls Union Church ..'.'. IS 00 ' 
 Presbjrtary of Kingston 
 
 Kingston Chalmers Church 25 00 1 
 
 Madoo St. Peters 8 00 i 
 
 Frcsbvtcr? o! Ch.ith"*^ ! 
 
 Boihweil g ooj 
 
 Presbytery of Peterborough 
 Norwood 
 
 ; '.J..~ Peterborough St. Paul's 
 
 ' Peterborough. St, Andrew's. Mrs. 
 
 „.,^ McClellan's class and Mis8 Tullv's 
 
 Lakelield , ."., 
 
 Vernonville , [ 
 
 "■^Keene .'.'.'.'.'.'.*,'..' 
 
 Presbytery of Whitby 
 
 Whitby St. Audrew'fi 
 
 Oshawa 
 
 Bowman ville St, Paul's "!'.".".!!!! 
 Presbytery of Lindsay 
 
 Bcavertou 
 
 13 34 
 
 113 
 
 00 
 
 3 
 
 00 
 
 46 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 58 
 
 15 
 
 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 57 
 
 26 
 
 30 70 
 26 
 
 Presbytery of Toronto 
 
 Davenport Hoad IC 00 
 
 C^lidon St. Andrew's '. 4 20 
 
 Mono Mills '_'_ 7 qq 
 
 Mono East \[ g 4Q 
 
 Norval Infant Clacs ','.,', 1 02 
 
 Toronto St. James Square 120 00 
 
 Toronto College Street 40 00 
 
 " " Bihle Class 2 50 
 
 " Charles Street Bible " . . 10 00 
 
 Chinguacousy First 7 25 
 
 " Second 15 66 
 
 Toronto Charles Street 41 00 
 
 Central Church 76 00 
 
 Scarborough Knox Church 16 00 
 
 SI. Audrewi and Bible 
 ^'l"s 86 00 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 
 13 34 
 
 ,, 
 
 113 00 
 
 Irs 
 
 
 ly's 
 
 3 00 
 
 t • • 
 
 46 00 
 
 > . . 
 
 2 53 
 
 ... 
 
 15 00 
 
 
 5 00 
 
 • •• 
 
 57 26 
 
 • .. 
 
 30 70 
 
 26 
 
 .. IC 00 
 .. 4 20 
 .. 7 80 
 .. 8 40 
 .. 1 02 
 ,.120 00 
 .. 40 00 
 . 2 60 
 ,. 10 00 
 ,. 7 25 
 , . 15 66 
 . 41 00 
 . 76 00 
 . 16 00 
 le 
 . 36 00 
 
 OONTRIBUTIGNS OF SABBATH SCHOOLS TO HOME MISSION 
 FUND FOR THE YEAR W8\-82.— (Continued.) 
 
 Toronto Knox Cbareb 
 
 " BeU CUbs.. 
 " Dachosfl Street 
 
 Weston 
 
 Malton Burns Obnroli 
 
 Toronto West Cburob 
 
 East " 
 
 " Ernkine " 
 
 Monet Albert 
 
 Prosbytery ol Stratford 
 
 Hibbcrt 
 
 Saint Mary'B, First 
 
 Presbytery of Owen Sound 
 
 Cbatswortb 
 
 Presbytery of Saugeen 
 
 Dnrbam 
 
 Presbytery of Guelph 
 
 Doon 
 
 NaHS4gaweya 
 
 Oaclpb Cbalmerschurcb 
 
 Fergus St. Andrews for N. W. T. 
 " " Parry Sound. 
 
 Erin Burns ohurch 
 
 Elora Knox church 
 
 Fergus Melville churob 
 
 Uuclpb St. Andrews cburob for 
 Manitoba 
 
 Alma 
 
 Unelph Knox ohurob 
 
 Berlin St. Andrews 
 
 Presbytery of Huron 
 
 liodgerville 
 
 Clinton Willis Churob 
 
 Brncefield Union Cburcfa 
 
 Presbytery of Msitland 
 
 Fordwioh 
 
 Presbytery of Uanailton 
 
 Hamilton St. Pauls 60 00 
 
 " Knox church 35 00 
 
 Burlington 6 00 
 
 Beverly 10 29 
 
 Caledonia Aigyle Street 20 65 
 
 Hamilton Erskne church 60 00 
 
 Central " 170 09 
 
 St. Johns " 14 00 
 
 DrummondTille 6 00 
 
 St Catharines 80 00 
 
 Presbytery of Paris 
 
 Ayr Stanly Street Church 28 61 
 
 Ayr Knox Church 79 00 
 
 Saint George 5 30 
 
 Glenmorris 23 00 
 
 Woodstock Knox Church 160 00 
 
 Presbytery of London 
 
 London St. Andrew's Bihio Class 20 00 
 " " 8. Scbool.. 30 00 
 
 " First Church 56 00 
 
 Komoka 6 00 
 
 Presbytery of Sftrni* 
 
 Wyoming 2 50 
 
 Parkbill 9 35 
 
 Presbytery of Barrie 
 
 Bi'aoebridge 10 00 
 
 Barrie 22 60 
 
 Stayner 5 00 
 
 Presbytery of Bruce 
 
 Piukerton 1 82 
 
 Gbetley 1 82 
 
 West Bentwick 1 50 
 
 Teeswater Westminster Church.. 10 00 
 
 West Brant 40 
 
 Walkerton Free St. John's 10 00 
 
 Port Elgin 4 00 
 
 SUMMARY OF HOME MISSION CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE YEAR. 
 
 Contributions to General Fund $39,649.33 
 
 Collected by Students Missionary Societies, Knox and Montreal 3472.97 
 
 Collected by Lumberman's Mission 600.00 
 
 In closing this Raport, the Comraittoe would earnestly press upon ministers and office bearers' 
 a clue recognition of the vast extent of our great Home Mission field. In proimrtion as its claiman 
 nfcessities .ire intelligently presented to our congregations, will be the liberal resiKinse of the mem' 
 bership, The germ of Home Mission work is to be found, in our Lord's words addressed to his dis" 
 ciples : "That repentance should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jenisa' 
 lem." And just in proportion as this department is energetically prosecuted, will all the other 
 SI hemes prosper. Our country, especially in the North-west, is growing under the pressure o a 
 stimulus th t is unprecedented. Itsprogress is "like the forced marches of armies." A fixsd char- 
 acter for all time, is now being given to the nation. The question before us is, "shall the Church 
 ( onvert the land, or shall the powers of evil outstrip it, in the struggle for supremacy ?" As has been 
 well said : "Ours are the promises, promises great and sure, because the emergency is great. We 
 cantn/t afford to wait— the plans of God will not wait. We are shut up to a perilous alternative. 
 Immeasiu'able opportunities surround and overshadow us. That which is to be dore here, must be 
 (line soon. If this continent is to be saved to Christ, and if the immeasurable power of its re- 
 sources and its prestige is to be insured to the cause of the world's conversion, the ciitical bulk of 
 th« work must be done now. The decisive blowf of conquest must be struck now. For reasons of 
 eiigency, e(|ual1y imperative with those with those which crowded Jerusalem upon the attention 
 of the apostoUc pioneers, this country stands on the roll of evangelical entet prise .o-day. "Now 
 or never" must therefore be the motto of success in Canadian Home Missions." 
 
 It must rejoice this General Assembly to know tliat a spirit of missionary enthueiasni pervades 
 all our Theological Institutions, and that numbers are oflfenug for neglected Mission fieliU. Instead 
 of seekmg more luciatiye and prominent positions in the older provinces, they are ready to go 
 wherever the church would have them labour. Suruly such a spirit of consecration demands of the 
 churc'a, irn'reasing prayer and ijrcstcr libcrslitr, thai ihcy may be not only ciaincnily succ±.;ifui, 
 but also adequately supported in their arduous labourt. 
 
 50 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 33 14 
 
 4 00 
 
 3 00 
 25 00 
 33 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 4 (X) 
 
 26 25 
 
 20 00 
 
 1 25 
 
 8 8-J 
 
 8 00 
 10 00 
 17 00 
 16 00 
 
 r, 00 
 
 2 30 
 6 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 16 06 
 
 6 67 
 25 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 7 66 
 5 89 
 
 10 00 
 
 6 50! 
 
xxxu 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 HOME MISSION FUND, 1881-'82. 
 SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS. 
 
 BaUnoe at beginniDg of yetr 
 
 Presbytsry of Quebec 
 
 •• Montreal 
 
 " Glengany 
 
 <> Ottawa 
 
 •* Lanark and Lenfrew 
 
 •< Brookville 
 
 •• Kingeton 
 
 •• Peterboro 
 
 •< Whitby 
 
 •• Lindsay 
 
 " Toronto 
 
 •• Bariie 
 
 « Owen Soand 
 
 " Saugeen 
 
 •• Quelpb 
 
 •• Hp.miltuQ • 
 
 •• Parii 
 
 " London 
 
 << SaTDia 
 
 " Cbetbam 
 
 " Stratford 
 
 •' Huron 
 
 •• Maitland 
 
 11 Bruoe 
 
 •• Manitoba 
 
 Qrant8 from other cburohea 
 
 Bequests, donations, 40 
 
 Mauituba (JoUoge 
 
 Prince Albert • 
 
 British Columbia 
 
 Prince Arthur's Lr.nding 
 
 Sault 8t3 Marie . . • 
 
 Allowance to Convener, &o 
 
 Expentes u( committee meetings 
 
 Printing and advertising 
 
 Proportion of salary J500 and general expensei $840. 
 
 Interest on advances 
 
 Balance at crodit ■ 
 
 9 454 ei 
 3727 16 
 
 681 83 
 1332 70 
 1658 80 
 
 577 70 
 1641 04 
 1804 73 
 
 973 08 
 
 472 60 
 6098 34 
 1094 26 
 
 307 80 
 379 41 
 
 1770 46 
 
 3018 03 
 
 2164 87 
 
 1829 85 
 
 798 22 
 
 928 20 
 
 1165 29 
 
 897 19 
 
 656 78 
 
 630 31 
 
 308 27 
 1456 66 
 2832 33 
 
 9 862 13 
 
 1161 00 
 2345 70 
 
 208 50 
 1442 85 
 1513 00 
 
 616 60 
 1649 08 
 
 811 00 
 
 373 60 
 
 1128 60 
 
 2031 43 
 
 909 00 
 
 418 00 
 
 200 00 
 
 827 33 
 
 179 00 
 
 1143 00 
 
 618 00 
 
 609 36 
 
 90 00 
 
 225 00 
 
 162 60 
 
 476 30 
 
 12164 20 
 
 1000 00 
 1142 00 
 1200 00 
 850 00 
 422 00 
 600 00 
 721 4« 
 383 88 
 
 840 00 
 400 00 
 
 841 41 
 
 9 89649 23 9 89649 88 
 
 Remarks : The balance abuve ii independent of 910,000 tbe amount of the btqaut of the 
 late Joseph MoEay, Esquire, which is a jpeoial deposit as a reserve fund. 
 
 The amount of travelling expenses uf miaisters and miisiontriM lest to Mft&ltob* and tiw 
 North WMt is 91630.66. 
 
» 863 18 
 
 1 1161 00 
 
 B 2345 70 
 
 J 208 50 
 
 3 1442 26 
 
 3 1513 00 
 
 3 616 60 
 
 t 1649 08 
 
 } 811 00 
 
 ) 373 60 
 
 i 1128 60 
 
 S 2031 4S 
 
 J 909 00 
 
 1 418 00 
 
 5 200 00 
 
 i 827 33 
 
 1 179 00 
 
 5 1143 00 
 
 ) 618 00 
 
 ) 609 36 
 
 J 90 00 
 
 9 226 00 
 
 i 162 60 
 
 I 476 30 
 
 7 12164 20 
 
 1000 00 
 
 lUi 00 
 
 1200 00 
 
 350 00 
 
 432 00 
 
 60O 00 
 
 721 4« 
 
 38H 88 
 
 840 00 
 
 400 00 
 
 841 41 
 
 i • 89649 8S 
 
 APT EN DICES 
 
 Til THK 
 
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 3?vc?bMtcvian (!!huvch in (Canada, 
 
 (WESTERN SECTION,) 
 
 -W'OTl 1881-82. 
 
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 ric^ri'^firrcct^xcjCi-'C'i 
 
 
 
 B 
 
 
 :i6 
 
 5 
 
 ^ 
 
 — » X X — r-, — . 
 
 
 -r iC '* t- X * C; — CI e^ -T- O -^ 
 
 -^r«r-.i-i^r^»-.r-iCiri'MMlN3^?) 
 
APPKNDIX. 
 
 li. 
 
 Appendix III.-CURRENT GRANTS. 
 
 Til.' followinR is a oomrlete list of the Supiilenionted CongreBStionB find Mission Stations in 
 the several Presbyteries of tlie Cluirch (Western Stction), with the ('»rmif ararit to each, as 
 revised by the Home Mission Committee in March, 1881 ; — 
 
 (Those marked • iiro conditional upon aottlement.) 
 
 I.— QUEBEC. 
 
 SUPPLKMENTED CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 Scotstown Grant of ^IfiO per annum. 
 
 Iliiinpdcn " ^'^" 
 
 •,St. Svlvester and Lower Leeds {a) " -i" 
 
 • 1 )iinville (/-) " ^'O*^ 
 
 Liike Megantic " ^0 
 
 in) And .*4.(I0 jior Sabbath till Hettled. 
 (fi) And *'2.00iier Subbath till Bottled. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 lilptis Grant of 5170 per annum. 
 
 Ki nnei)cc Road'. .'..'...".'.....'.'.'. " ■'•*"> V" Sabbatli. 
 
 Valeiirtier " '■^■^^ P'-''' Sabbatli. 
 
 IauKwick,'M.S.'.".V. ... .','..'. . No Grant. 
 
 ('liRiuliere 
 
 Coatieook and Riehby " 
 
 MashHwippi 
 
 II.— MONTREAl.. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 •Mille Isles (ri) Grant of $9M per annum. 
 
 Farnlmm Centre '' J^"*' 
 
 'l.iiKuerre («) " '""^ 
 
 ,l,iii<tto '' l^r 
 
 NfW (ila^gnw " ^''' 
 
 St. Ilyaciiithe " 'j*^ 
 
 Tiivliir Church, Montreal " •'*''•' 
 
 (a) And ?:).00 1 tr Sabbath till settled. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 <i(,'(iens>inrp Grant of $5.00 per Sabbath. 
 
 Arundel and De Salaberry " '*•■''" 
 
 .\voea " 4'00 
 
 I'..iisouby " ^'0" 
 
 Kawdon " 3-'"' 
 
 I.aprairie " ?•"" 
 
 Sort 1 and West Farnham " 3.00 
 
 I'ointe-anx-Trembles No Grant. 
 
 (.liambly 
 
 III.— GLENGARRY. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 Hiimnierstown Grant of $100 per annum. 
 
 •Alexandria (a) "_ 200 
 
 Dalhousiu Mais " ' •'" 
 
 (a) And 93.00 per Sabbath till settled. 
 
 No Mission Stations. 
 
 2 
 
lii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 IV.— OTTAWA. 
 
 SUPPLEMKNTED CONailEGATIONS. 
 
 mchmonaanastittsville Grant of ? 7.5 per annum. 
 
 I'jftHt Ulonoefltur ,, jqq 
 
 lloohustorvillo 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 ... , ,. . (irant of i'MO V't anuum. 
 
 Aylwin and Dosnrt wian. «^^^^^ i 
 
 Cantloy and I'ort.lanJ ,, ^y'o 
 
 Boarbrook and Cambridge ., 1 ()0 per Sal.bath. 
 
 •Iiitl .. .,'00 
 
 PlantaKonct ,, ., q^ 
 
 East Tomijloton 
 
 v.— LANARK AND HEN FREW. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTKD CONGUEGATIONS. 
 
 Grant of »'2oO per annum. 
 
 Kitley •, .. ]-,„ 
 
 DalhouBie and N. Sherbrooko ,^ j.,. 
 
 lialdorson and Drummond „ ^gj^ 
 
 Litcliliuld 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 „ ., , . Grant of .<:ino per annum. 
 
 Mattawa (n) „ .,.,.- 
 
 Alien, Potawawii and Chalk lUver ,, .^^jj 
 
 Wilbfirforco and Orattan ,, .^^^^ 
 
 Castloford and 1 lewar's (h) _, ^. 
 
 Waltham, I'ont.'fiact, etc ., ^,_, ,,;, sabbath. 
 
 I'cilaud and Darling „ ' 2 (n) 
 
 Otter Lake ,. "|'|j|, 
 
 luthursrandS.'si^rbrooko;!'!^!';'''.''!^ No Grant. 
 
 Canada Central Exteusiuu 
 
 ^..1 i.'.ii- /.v,liiiiip,l Missioniirv or •'il.W per Sabbath for Htmlont. ,,,,,•, 
 
 |m ^;, "Mtl"!l>astor ™ix^^^^^ f"t ora.um.1 Mis,ionury, or .*1.0.1 i-or Sabbath tor 
 
 Stiulotit. 
 
 VT.— BROCKVILLE. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGUEGATIONS. 
 
 T^ ■ e 1 1 „„ 1 V A„ M.atn Craut of ?'2()0 per annum. 
 
 Fairfield and N. .\n^'u«ta ^^ l')ii 
 
 Edward.sburg and MaiuBville 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 North WiUiamRburK and Winchester Springs Grant of Si. 00 per Sabbath. 
 
 Merrick.viUe, etc.. No Grant. 
 
 Crysler and Cameron's 
 
 VII.— KINGSTON. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGUEGATIONS. 
 
 Lansdowno and Fairfax Grant of »200 per annum. 
 
 St. John's, Pittsbnrg , 
 
 •Melrose and lionsdiile 
 
 • Demorestvillt! ^ 
 
 ^ulcnvr.U', Hrtrrr.w-mith and Wi'.tr.n 
 
 (Jamden and Newbur«h ^ 
 
 *St. ('olumba and St. Paul's, Sladoc 
 
 Tilill Haven and Earnestown 
 
 1.50 
 •200 
 •200 
 1,50 
 l.W 
 100 
 200 
 
llvlHton . 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Uii 
 
 . . . Grant of 9:).0() per Habbatb 
 
 
 
 ;».iM) 
 
 WolfolHh •.. 
 
 
 " 2.00 
 
 
 
 " a.no 
 
 
 
 " 3.00 
 
 
 
 4.00 
 
 
 
 " '2.(J0 
 
 
 
 3.00 
 
 
 
 3.00 
 
 r.Avant Miuos and Palmeraton 
 
 
 3.00 
 
 MississiDDi 
 
 
 " 3.00 
 
 
 
 
 VIII. -PETERBOROUGH. 
 
 SUPPLRMENTKD CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 Uobcaygaon and Dunsford Grant of 8100 per annum. 
 
 Garden Hill and Knoxville " I'iO 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Holiburton and Minden Grant of i'2'iO per annniu. 
 
 Harvey ' 3. 50 per Sabbath. 
 
 CUaudos, UurleiKli and OarditT {a) " •i.OO 
 
 (a) For an ordained Missionary. 
 
 f ■, ipppa^ 
 
 IX.-WHITRV. 
 
 No Supplemented Congregation. 
 MISSION STATION. 
 Claremont No Grant. 
 
 X.— LINDSAY. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGUEOATIONS. 
 
 Bolsover Grant of SlOO per annum. 
 
 Feuolon Kails and Somerville " 1 30 
 
 'SimJerlaud and Vroomanton " 150 
 
 'Longford and N. ^[ara " 5(» 
 
 •Leaskdale and iiophyr " 100 
 
 MISSION ST.ATIONS. 
 Coljuconk and Head Lake, Digby, Garden and Bama Grant of 52.50 per Sabbath. 
 
 XI.— TORONTO. 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGllEGATIONS. 
 
 York Mills and Fisherville Grant of 9150 per annum. 
 
 *Mono Centre and Camilla " 100 
 
 (ieoiiiiua, Sutton and Cooke's " 50 
 
 l^iieensville " loO 
 
 '-Mount Albert and Ballantrae (a) " 100 
 
 I'arkdale " 200 
 
 •LesUeville and York Town Line " 200 
 
 '>V. Kiug and Laskay " 5i) 
 
 'Homing's Mills and Honeywood " 20O 
 
 (n) And aiOO per Sabbath till settloil. 
 
I IV. 
 
 ai'I'i:ni)I.\. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Siiixihill nnd Cal..Jon Eaf-t <»««>» "' »,2«'» Per 8»bl.atb. 
 
 ^',""'!^""' :: .ill!! 
 
 n'p;uk:..;;;:;:::::;:::::::;:::::::::::":':.:;.; •■ ^ ;; /■5" 
 
 Ilrocktmi No Urant. 
 
 Diivoiiport ^ , 
 
 lialliuafail and Melville (,'liurch, CaloJuu 
 
 XTI.— HAllUIE. 
 
 Sri'PI.KMHNTKl) CONUKKOATIONS. 
 
 Town Lino ami Ivv Grant of f^o por annum. 
 
 (Iravfmli.irst "^ '^'"' 
 
 'linicubri.lKO, uto '"♦' 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 SiinerviHion of Munkoka MisHions <^'rant of «ir.it for Siimmer 
 
 ' (l.alfyonr. 
 
 Mini'Hinp, Miillinrnt, Crainhnrst, and Knox Clmrcli, I'los '| 100 per annum, 
 
 renttiinniii«lii'nc, Miilland nud WvclnidKO "^ ^l* 
 
 MnKanctiiwim, Spi'iK-i', 1 Iop I-iikc and lleK«l)oro' {a) " •*•«) 
 
 WimliaimliciH', Kcvitu, Stiir^irin liay, Mcdoiito Ouutrc and Vesey {!>) " '2(H) 
 
 lluntBvill.', I'urt Sydni^y, HriuK.l and Bothcl (<() " 3(tO 
 
 I'arrySnund " !».l»0 per Sabbath. 
 
 Slisti'd, StHnloy.liilo, HoodBtown and Axe Lake "^ ■*••><• 
 
 I'urt CarlinK and riiiinsiilti ' ''*•"*' 
 
 Riiynuind, Dio Hank, MLliitosh and liotliel Church, Macaulay '' 2.(tO 
 
 Ni[iisHinK, I'owaHsan »nd S. IC. liay • • • • • " 2.00 
 
 Waiiliago, S(!viTn BridK«> and Ardtrca • " ]^"" 
 
 St. IVter'M, Kianklin " "•"*' 
 
 KoHseim and Turtlt- l.iiko '' ;*■"" 
 
 Collintjwi.od Mmntain and (liliraltar " -W 
 
 Kmsdiilr, Katrine, Hairiedalo, Burk'H Falln and Knox Dli,, CUaffoy.. No Grant. 
 
 Communda and Strong "^ 
 
 Baysvillo and I'llington 
 
 ((I) K(ir oriliiiuiMl Minsinnary. ,.,.„.,,» 
 
 (til I'ur onlaiuea MiHSitiuiiry. or *2.(I0 por Sabbath for a Catoohiat. 
 
 Xin.— OWEN SOUND. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTKD C'ONOUEGATIONS. 
 
 Kilsyth and North Derby Grant of «no per annum. 
 
 Knox (;iiurcli, Sydenham " IW 
 
 iMiphrawia and H.illund "^ JJ'^J 
 
 •Indian IVninsulii, fpper Field ((i| " '"" 
 
 in) Ami tJ per Siililiath till Hottlc.l. 
 
 MI.SSION STATIONS. 
 
 Indian PoniuBula, Lower Field Grant of »r,,00 per Sabbath. 
 
 MiddleFiold No Grant. 
 
 Sarawak and N. Keppel Giaut of S3.00 per Sabbath. 
 
 (Irawford No Grant. 
 
 Johnson, Ibiywood and Cavan • • 
 
 lierkelev ami Williamsford • 
 
 XIV.— SAUGEEN. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 Ayton and KaPt Normanby Grant of »200 per annum. 
 
 immlalk and Frawer .Setf.enient " ^50 
 
 'North Luther, Bobs and Gordonville " 150 
 
 South Luther " 50 
 
APPENDIX. ''• 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Dlftok'ii Oorneri and Qandior ^^ J^""'- 
 
 Pnitiiu M. B 
 
 XV.— (JUELPH. 
 
 SUPPIiKMENTKI) CONUHEOATION. 
 
 „ , ,,, (irant of f.JOO por annum. 
 
 HawkeivUle 
 
 MISSION .STATIONS. 
 
 ,,.,, No U rant. 
 
 Ellon Mills 
 
 lliiuifraxa, Socond Churoh * 
 
 XVI,— HAMILTON. 
 
 BUPPLEMKNTKU CONOUEOATIONS. 
 
 „ „ ,, . Grant ol mr> per annum. 
 
 I'ort PftlhonHio ,, jgQ 
 
 limiMville II J5Q 
 
 Vitlorift ,. 200 
 
 •I'lirt Colbornt) •, 20O 
 
 •Merritton 1, jqo 
 
 •St. Catharines, Hayneg Avenue •• 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 .,.,_., Grant o( 83.00 per .Sabbath. 
 
 K..rt Krie and Bidgeway "^'^; '., q,, *^ 
 
 t.duth nnil IlpynoldHvillo .^^ Grant 
 
 East Ancaster and Barton 
 
 XVII.— PARIS. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGllEOATION. 
 
 .,■ . 1 I. i„. 1 .... Grant of 17.5 per annum. 
 Mount Pleasant and Uurford vjram, u «■ r 
 
 MISSION STATION. 
 
 , «.i o. . I . Grant of 82.00 per Sabbath. 
 
 East Oxford, Old St. Andrew's """'' "' ^^ *^ 
 
 XVIII.— LONDON. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGUEGATIONS. 
 
 „. ... , XT „k„.^ Grant of 8,50 per annum, 
 
 Wardsvilie and Newbury ,, .^^^'^ 
 
 I'l.rt Stanley. . ,1 j,j,) 
 
 Hyde Park and Komoka ,, ,^^^q 
 
 London, East Church ,, ',,qq 
 
 London, St. James' Church 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 „ ,, Grant of .«2. on per Sabbath. 
 
 Spnngfaeld ., .^ „q 
 
 Lucan and Eraser's .■.;■.■.■.■,■.'. No Grant. ' 
 
 Port liurwell 
 
 XIX.— CHATHAM. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGREGATIONS. 
 
 „.„ Grant of $200 per annum. 
 
 Leamington, etc ,, -Ky^"^ 
 
 Kilinamock ' 1, Jjq 
 
 Buxton 
 
Ui. 
 
 AI'I'ENIUX. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 llnndrHnn drant of »2.(»0 per Sabbath. 
 
 ■1">"bra No Orant. 
 
 NX SAHNIA. 
 
 -''l't'ht.»fKNTEl> .' 'MillKdATlONS. 
 
 'P6int Kilward (.1) 
 
 \faii(lHiiiiiin 
 
 West Adclaiilo anil Arkima 
 
 > oi una anil M()nri>t(»wn. . .. ., 
 
 1(1) Ami $2,110 lu.r hu. ')i till iottlivl. 
 
 w\i I ' 'ity, 
 
 MIH8I03K STATION. 
 
 Uiant of 91&U per anoutn. 
 50 
 
 Grant of ? l.iid piT .Sabbnth. 
 
 WI.-STUATFOHI). 
 
 SUPI'LKMEXTHl) CONUUEOATION. 
 
 WulleBby (irant of ,<(;(i per annum. 
 
 MISSION STATION. 
 TrowbriilKe (irant of S'.'.OHpor Sabbath. 
 
 XXll.— HURON. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONOllEOATIONS. 
 
 Miranil licnd {„) Grant of S20(l p^r annum. 
 
 liiiyticld Huil llothany ■< kio 
 
 •Kxuter '. 50 
 
 I'll Aud .«2.00 per Sabbiitb till ".tiUM. 
 
 MISSION STATION. 
 Ooderich (QaeUc) No Grant. 
 
 XXIII. -.MAITI, AND. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED CONGKEUATIONS. 
 
 Pino Kivcr Grant of sldli per annum. 
 
 Langside .. 50 
 
 No MiHflion Stations. 
 
 XXIV. -lUjrcE. 
 
 SUPPLEMENTED ( ONGUEGATION. 
 KinlosB and Bervie Grant ( 1 IIOO per aunum. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Sault Ste. Mane For .■.-,.1. ,., Rn.,.,„t! Min- 
 
 [ute of Committee, 
 ihnnder Bay Grant of !J350 per anuum. 
 
 New Westmii 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 Ivii. 
 
 Manitoiiliii I»l»n(l ;- Orwjt ol «3(X) , ^ ^^ 
 
 Oiiw l)»y, •»« .... " :t.(K)porH»bb»th. 
 
 Mftiiitowaning No (iranl. ,, , 
 
 I.ittlii Current ."".'!!!.'!. Orant ol »J.I"t p«rS»bb»Ui. 
 
 lirueo Minen (d) .'...*.'.',". " '■'•"*' 
 
 Tl)t)»»»loD Ili*er {(1) ! *," V«i .illl^ th« tract to »••> *'Jao p«r»unttia. 
 
 „„ If the.. n.Ul. worli«.l together by »n .rd.U.,a MlMlonary, th. »r»nt to 
 
 XXV,— MANITOHA. 
 
 '^^ ' Orftut of » 100 per winam. 
 
 F.mornnn ,■•,■• " ano 
 
 rittli' Britain and Selkirk 4(H) 
 
 Mdimtain C:ity '."".'.*'."."..... '■^•''" 
 
 (lU'Wiono ' " 'irii) 
 
 Ni'lHonvillu ' . " 250 
 
 IliKli lIlnfT • .'."".. " 160 
 
 SprinKtU'ltl and HunnyBlde •••_■ ' .. 40O 
 
 Uiipid City 
 
 MISSION FIELDS. 
 
 Clrant of «200 per annum. 
 
 llurnBide ...".*........• " ***' 
 
 Wi I Lynne, eto '"'[ " atK) 
 
 Boyuo, ete \" ,.. " 10<» 
 
 Mtiidow Lea, Ac .. " lOO 
 
 MorriH " -'5'* 
 
 I'.iK Btmd, etc .'"".'.'.".'.' " ■'*'*' 
 
 NiWilftle. Bto .' . . , " •J.'JO 
 
 lliilliiiK llivor ..[ " 100 
 
 Mimieaosa " 200 
 
 AnhibiiW .. " 200 
 
 MilUmiok !.'!.'....'.... " ^^" 
 
 Stoiu'wall y " IW 
 
 biK I'lain, etc " '""' 
 
 liirtlo ".■".'.'.■.■.■.'.'. " •>**" 
 
 ! Imiiiit'm ' ' " 900 
 
 I'mico Albert '. " ... 
 
 ( lurot Uivt'r " .100 
 
 lii'iiiitiful Plains •• 150 
 
 11(111 "iiiim City .. " aOO 
 
 (iraud Valley '.'.'.'.'.'.['.'.'.'.'■'.'• " '^"° 
 
 llriiuiton " 200 
 
 Hoc k Lake ..." 300 
 
 S. Oak Uivpr .' " 300 
 
 I'urtlc Mountain .".".....'.'. " ^^^ 
 
 ; :artwright " 100 
 
 Kill I'ortaee . . " KtO 
 
 .Milford ."."."!!."!.'!.'.'."'..••• " ^^'" 
 
 Cyprcsu " 
 
 Oiik Lake " ... 
 
 IVaoock'H ■'■ '. " .WO 
 
 WcJtt'iiimc ".'".'.'... " 
 
 Qu' .Vppelle '.'.........■•- " 
 
 '"Z l^o^'io^^'^o^^^^^^, ^^'^'s'^iTm^s^iS i^otoix^:-^:^ 
 
 hhould be occupied without delay. 
 
 i 
 
 XXVI.— BRITISH COLUMBIA. 
 
 New Westminster. 
 
 Grant of 81,v!00 per annum. 
 
 <^ 
 
Iviii. 
 
 APPKNDIX, 
 
 n 
 
 Appkndix IV, 
 
 MISSIONARIES— APRIL, 1882. 
 
 I. Ministers amd Lickntiates. — Messrs. .J. Scott, Alox. Matlieson, W. R. Ross, .lamos Donfilas, 
 Alejt. Smitl), S. Poison, Alox. Cninpliell, H. McKellar, A. B. Biiird, 1). .Stalker, ,J. McKay, 
 A. H. Camcion, D. MeCrao, W. Hoilnc^tt, .J. WeUwooil, .1. Sieveritjht, .J. Horald, .T.C.Tibb, 
 D. Faiij'.iliarson, .1. Ferris, Dr. C'olliiiH, H. W. Fisher, 1'. S. riiviiiR.ston, A. McFarlane, 
 .1. AndtTHon, .1. A. Townseud, U. (i. Sinclair, J. H. (Jainoron, .1. (i. Hender-ion, W. 
 (iallaKlier, T. Fenwick, .J. B. Koan, .lames Stewart, T. Bouchard, B.l'. Daelos, !). Findlay, 
 D. MtN'auKhton, W. Shearer, .M. S. Oxioy, M. Turnbull, U. Stcvensun, W. White, .J. 
 Corraiick, D. Beattio, .'V. Findlay, J. FeiKuson, R. .Jamieson, H. McKay, J. (ieddos —49. 
 
 II. TnKoLodicAL Students. — Messrs. Wm. McKinlay, S. Carrnthors, D. B. McDonald, John 
 JamiesDn, John Carrie, I). Bickcll, 1). McLaren, D. M. Bainsay, J. Mutcli, B. B. Smith, 
 H. Xorris, J. S. Henderson, Tlimuas Davidson, W. (1. W'lillace, J. C. Willert, Alex. 
 Uniuhart, Wm. Miller, W. S. McTaviah, John Campbell, J. F. Freeman, W. S. Smith, 
 D. Forrest, John Moore, Adam Linton, Peter Pollock, James Somerville, James Bennett, 
 1). A. McLean, James Dow, L. W. Tliom, Arch, ^Icl.aren, Alex. Mc.\uley, Jai'.HS BobertFon, 
 J. B. Stewart, R. .McNab, J. P. (iraut, J. L. Morin, D. Currie, A. Scriin^-er. W. \. Mc- 
 Kenzie, B. Stewart, .1. O. Pritchard, J. Ferguson, T. K. Inglia, James Ballantyne, John 
 McArtlnir, .\lex. McTavish, R. Gamble, D. McKay, J. Morrison, A. Lee, R. Hyde, D. (i. 
 Cameron — r/.i, 
 
 III. Student Catecuists. — Messrs. R. Iladdow, ,\rch. Blair, J. S. Hardio, J. B. McLaren, John 
 
 M. Gardiner. H. C. Howard, D. McCoU, J. Malcolm, A. K. Campbell, J. L. Campbell, 
 W. J. Hall, W. Patterson, U. Melntyre, S. CvaiR, W. Hay, J. Young, J. McNeil, J. Steel, 
 A. K. MeLeod, 1>. Monroe, S. W. I)\de, N. Campbell, J. MoLeod, James Grant, A. 
 Gaudier, S. Childerose, J. H<>iuleisoii, L. Perrin, C. Cameron, J. F. Smith, D. J. Hvland, 
 G. W. H. Milne. M. McKinuou, G. WliiUans, D. L. Dewar, L. Gregor. D. McLean, 
 J. C. Campbell, J. C. Murtin, A. Frascr, \\. L). Roberts, J. L. Hargrave, J. Sutherland, 
 N. McLeod, A. W. McConechy, J- I''-. Duclo.s, P. Langill— 17. 
 
 IV. Lay CATECHisi.q. -Messrs. A. .McGillivray, J. Cairns, A. Moffat, G. Hemming, D. McGregor, 
 
 T. Armstrong, J. Lawrence, U. G. Henderson, D. K. Johnston, W. M. Robertson, H. 
 Knox, J. H. Simpson— 12. 
 
 Tjtal Missionaries — 101. 
 
 REPORT OF (J():\lMrrTEE ON HOME MISSIONS. 
 MARITIMK I'lIOVINCKS, l,s,^2. 
 
 In submittiuv,' their Annual Report, the Committee have to state tbiit no ehantjo has taken place 
 in the f,'eneral features of the work, or in the mode of conductin:,' it, and tliey have no striking' facts 
 to narrate. New districts are not Iiein;,' n]iened u]) for settlement in the Maritime Provinces, and 
 popiiliition is iiicre.asitif,' very slowly ; and as a cons.Miuence, few new congregations have been 
 orf,'ani/.ecl, and not many new statiims sujiplied. Little more can bo said thau that the old f,'round 
 bius been held, and some ])roi,'ress made In tlie diri.'ctiou nf a fuller cultivation; and this has been 
 doiie under the disailvanta;,'e nf youni,' men and families removing to lands giving promise of an 
 easier and more abundant liveliboiid. 
 
 The work has enu-aged the services of twelve ordained ministers, nine prob.ationer.s, and twenty- 
 one studi'nt missionaries in all forty-two, as against fortytive fur the preceding year. Of the twelve 
 ordained ministers, three were located, and nine itinerated ; but the latter class were not in all cases 
 enipliiyed under the t'ommittee for the whole year ; so that the average service of ordained ministers 
 would be abo\it eight for the twelve months. Of the nine probati<uiers employed, two have been 
 absent, fur the winter, and six have been settled in charges, the ninth having ort'ered his services for 
 the Gre.at North-West. The nine have dnne work the eipiivalent of six for the whole year. 
 
 «V«'l'he employment of the twenty-one students has varied from four months to five, six, and in (me 
 case to at least (-ii^ht. the average l)eing aliout live, and the work done the ei|uivalent of nine men 
 en.,' i^'ed for the whole twelve months, so that the three classes of labourers b.ive given the work of 
 tweii'y-'hree men f(jr a year. 
 
 .Vnil whtre have they been empIoye<l? 
 
 The preaclr rs ordained and uimrdained, with the exception of those located, have been em- 
 )doyed in all the Presbyteries, that of Xewbnmdlaml excepted, aec{irding to the number of existing 
 vacancies, and the urgency of the resjjeetive Presbyteries in seeking the supply of their w.ants. 
 i)uring the summer tlie reipiirements of i'resbyteries were pretty fully met, but during the winter 
 mimths not only were the stations occupied in .summer by students generally destitute, hut vacant 
 congregations had not much more than half the preaching tViey sought. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 lix. 
 
 MISSION »IKI...S WITH PAMORS-NKW KINOAKI..NK COLONY ANn TH« TOBKiUR- 
 BKV. J. A. K. HLTHKHI.ANIl. 
 
 These ....triet. luve been .le^cribod i., f.,n..r -P;;rtjS^->^re,,etition .-f _ tbeir^^ 
 ,„..|ti.,n is therefore unnecessary .]l:"'^j' ^}'J'f^^^^^ C.n.n.ittee a^reeinK in the 
 
 'Mr. Si.therhuul, wlio was enKage.l by tl e I f«» V^,"^?^^ tu , rovi.le i^m), the Presbytery to trv and 
 ,,ec,.liar circinnstancps of the O.lony an 1 of tl t ' ' ""^ ,„', ,,ant, two-thir<ls of the tinieViUK 
 
 ^.t*-'()0. Tl>e Missionary's labours >';;«'•-[. ,/;f''"^'jVXr J'ei.k-s the Sabbath preaehmb', 
 (..iv.n to the C;oh,ny an. one-tlur.l to lie |' '''1"\; , 'V;',",; "n .1 tferent h.ealities, visite.l eighty- 
 which was well attended he eondueted f'''\^/; />, "'":; ^J,'led four to the Con.inunion J<o 1. 
 seven families, dispensed the Lords hu .,.cr tvw . «>' I ; '^ plf, ;^^J i,,„„u„ ; an.i occasionally 
 In the latter, ho supnlie.l regularly J illey, -^ ' '"' "^' /'" the n mth of the Tobique. These 
 liiley Brook, the most .distant settlen.ent, about ■'*'^'>.'"VX merit leas^^^ ''''"i'l'^'' """"^ 
 
 , ,f the Church 8;«, and meetinf,' local exiienses. 
 
 BKDKOHD AND WAVKBLKY-UKV. CKOWIK CHBISTIK. 
 
 Thi. is a district fro. ten to twelve miles <^':^^i:i^^!tn:llZ^^&^^ 
 „,inisters it was little better than a n.oral ""^-'e^ hen the 1 ',^'';;> ^,^>,;"„",^i^t„. Pro.-ress has been 
 to see what would result froni the presence '''' , " 'X , L l^n arn ok e^^ """'V. f>"t 
 
 .luw, but steady. It wasa valley of dry b,mes uhntlennssm^^^^^^ ^^.^ .^ ^^, ,,^. 
 
 v,rv dry. Hut now he reports some moving ?'";'« .'''V' i'„ ;\"''s,,vereiKn I'-r^ and Ite.leemer ; 
 fnllowed bv a.iuickeningiuHuence from on h.^h is knov ''"'>,r.,">fp^;'\'i,l^,f,,., to sav the least, are 
 •not by m.vht nor by power, but by My ^^l'^'*' -''',";.; ,V, ,„atte s ' They recognize the duty of 
 .l,owin« some interest in s,,iritual thmu's and talk »''''•**; est" much larger at P.edfor.l this 
 utten.liuK the house of Cod. The Sabba h s hool J^r m I .',i;„„.,;,,e followed by the 
 
 M.nuuer than at any former period ^'"^ V'f,,.,7'.?'^, ^th" "h the pakor's etforts, chiefly anionK' 
 l.r.uth of the Spirit of life '. A liell has l;eei I'K'^ 1'^'' .'w summer visitors that the doors of 
 f,.iends in Halifax, which vvi be of l-^teml UMU-h in - "' ';^\i ^'^'^l.tVhi.s average congregation 
 the sanctuary are open, and they are it vited to ''«'•,, |^''-/;"*,,t removals to other places. Many 
 at Waverley .as double what it used to be, ''''' .''>;^f ;""''"^,;^ ;f '^ a seek Christian fellowship. The 
 who once stood aloof now attend preaching, give some support, ana sck v. 
 
 congregation evidently shows more life ""'' ;';i??; , o,„„,„„nion Roll, five ; but in conse.iuence 
 
 liaiitisms. thirteen in both sections. Addition to tin i ommiu. 
 of remdvals, the Communion Holl is one less than last yeai. 
 
 LITTI.F. BAY ANT) nETl.V OOVE" UEV. W. S. WHITTIKK. 
 
 Mr. Whittierhas completed l>i--ond.year office to the c.ti,.^isfa.ti™ 
 terians, and people generally, o these ";;»'"i: ''j "^"''Yine ..n't' u.po^^^^^^^ writes, ex,,ressing the 
 and probably will form an addition to this ■•';'I7^., ''"^ ' \, "f, the Comniittee has seiit-Messrs. 
 thanks of the people for the succession ..f ^j""'^:' w rk r w h <- ^ th- ; ^ ,^. ;„ j,,„ „„„,„i,„,, 
 
 Cruikshank, Gunn and \S hittier. He says that '.'L ,-'/'^V j^'"'"^,;; ?"^ Wosleyaus, etc., as 
 
 at Little Bay, from 70 to lUO. and in "L^ve"" « J.' • ^',''^;!h"ttierwYth great regret', because, in 
 :^Z^'::1t:^:^e pi:to;:ltrvic:i.^'kU'd.^.^S.anionshi;;didmueh to help us m 
 
 ^''!Z:t::^^'m;m.^n U nowBomewha,^^.e.t^n Jhe ..ospo^^^ oM-peity 
 
 i-ui;:r-^-;!e^MSt-=3;ql;^{'^^^^^ 
 
 Presbytery and people respecting the continuance of the Mission. 
 
 GOOSE UIVEB, CIMBBRLANIV-UKV. W. S. UAKHA.ill. 
 
 By the regulations of the General Assembly^ this .^gregathui^ist..^ 
 he continued unless the Committee's action be disallowed. 
 
 to comply witli 
 )ne year, and will 
 
 THK WOKK OF THK STUIIENTS 
 
 1 ■ • J Tiw,.,u li.iw a larce amount of work ilone, and tlif 
 is presented in brief, in tables subjoined. These nliow iv larRO araoum,_ _ _^ __ .^^ ^'„v■!,l»n^,.» 
 
 .ted in brief, in tables subjoined. ./ '^'!« " T ."^ '' ;^^^^ ,,„,, n„t without evidences 
 
 tee have every rea.son to be leve ^''^J* ' ^ .^/f ' [. "^ > ^^^ .^ ng ^^^^^^^ every Lord's day, ther 
 ,s. It appears_from this tabular re urn that, '"\';i:,^'V,V raver meeting, or Sabbatl^ 
 
 Comiuittee have every reason to believe ^''^Jt '' ^^^"'Vi;;.^;;/,^^;;:^^;: tVf;;"c;;e;y day, ther 
 
 of success. It appears from this t'^'';' f^ ^^« 7^^^' :^'' ^BTbre'ehsV"r' prayer meeting, or Sabbatl^ 
 conducted, either .m that day '"•, '1'" •"«"'« '"J' ;^' ^v,'ra.e ech student visite,! seventy families. 
 
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 [t will 111' foiiiiil that they hrvve pahl at the rate of two dollars per comnmiiioant, and at the rate 
 of two ilollar.H thirty ciMits per family, not |iit annum, hut for less than half a yoar, which is at the 
 rate of fi^ur dollars )ior annum per eomminiicant, and four dollars and sixty ci'iits ]ier fandly. The 
 nencrous cnntrilputors to llonn' Mission work may therefore feel assured that they are helping those 
 who are tryiuL,' hard to help themselves. 
 
 The last report presented alirief accoimt of the various Mission districts, and sketched the work 
 doiii! I)y the respective occupants of those for the seison. It will not he necessary to present a 
 similar detail at present. The districts, and, generally speakiu.f, the stations supplied, are the s.ame. 
 The men supplying these have lieen in most Cises ch.anged, hut the work done has heen substantially 
 the same, and the tabular appendix presents the leading facts in the smallest compivss and in the most 
 practical way. 
 
 WI.NTKli SLTIM.V. 
 
 In this connection the Committee are eipially anxious that Presbyteries should in good time adopt 
 measures ff.r ]iroviding some s\ipply during the long winter months for those little liandsof brethren 
 li'ft vacant for so long a time, anci in danger <if lieconiing discouraged and demoralizeil liy neglect. 
 That something more systematic m\ist be attempted and acc(Mnplished for a goodly number of the 
 stations hitherto supjilied for part of the year by Catechists. has been becoming more evi<lent every 
 year ; anil chning the pa>t winter it has been jiressed on the notice of the Committee in an excellent 
 paper from the piii of l(r. McKae, and from the I'resbytery of St. .lohn. This pajier, condensed, i.s 
 substantially a> follo«~ : 
 
 1. (il.in.^rillf iiivi Hin'inrnillc. These two stations occupy an area of thirty miles by ten, have 
 sixty, and eighteen families connected with them respectively, -an average .Sabliath attendance of 
 one lumdred and twenty, and sixty ; comnmnicants, seventy, ,and twelve ; Sabbath school children, 
 one humlred and sixty, anil forty,--anil many Presbyterians who could he brought in with little care 
 and labour. Our Catechist reports the procuring of a farm as a glebe, and the raising of nearly three 
 lumdred dollars to repair the chinch and erect a manse. His belief is that, with a little aid and 
 encouragement, the field would soon he self-sustaining. In supi)ort of this belief, bespeaks of having 
 visited two hundred families in the ( J lassville section. II. Lnnihiiulcrrii <inii iidjartnl stuliutu contain 
 fifty-four families ; and all expresB their willingness to "make great sacrifices, " to quote from our 
 Catechist's retin'u, in order to secure the services of an ordained minister. III. linillic and Tower- 
 hill. Oi this field, our very intellii;ent Catechist speaks of "(iressing need of a settled pastor to ta'^e 
 it in charge. .Many not belonging to any Church could he brought into ours, if properly cared for." 
 I ifllv forty-three families are ruinnrtnl with these two stations ; but one hniidred in J\ll were visited, 
 anil there are others not yet over'.aken. I \'. (Jiiiii%i <i)i<l lllurk Hii'ir.—Of these stations 1 can speak 
 from personal observation, having ordained elders and dispensed the Communion, etc., at both 
 
 terest. C onld we secure one man to labour even 
 
 observation, having 
 some weeks ago. They form a tielil 
 
 of very great interes 
 
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 i,„pe of l.uil.linK up fairly '^■""■?''"'^' ^ "^Jifi^^^V,' ^pJ^^^^^^^ 
 
 ...rvices : aivl uf c.mr«e a labourer in Oiuh ■^' "''' *'^: \"f > C.t t e n iniuiuin entitlint? to«uppleu.ent. 
 
 „l.tain a settled Pastorate ; each w. ml; , we beheNeri^^iae at lea.t^ y. ^^^^ ^_,^,,^„^ 
 
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 ,,v nut i.. tuy pos«es«ion ; Imt o'"\'--' '""^''' '},"•'] ^'^'^ftu^ vast u mviehlv .uis.ionary Presbytery, 
 ,„ a Hhort time, self-sustain.nn, charges. Oiir ^a"^e ii tl » '^"^ urn i their .luty ; never 
 
 has reache.l a critieal period in its history, ,^f f^^'^f,^,'^^,^'' ' : '^/t ;^^^^ by the observation of 
 
 ;,. attested alike by the report, of our Catechist, 1 y t le ' ";"'l'';' J^i' .'^";';;", .,/ What chills, if it 
 n.enibers uf Presbytery, wa. there a keener A''^'^^: ''^Xt m^lT-^ "vh^n the people are, .m the 
 ,i,„.s not absolutely kill our efforts is, that during t'"'"*'',^ "/'""; "^^^^^ fron. the 
 
 whole, most accesBible, the other .lenom.nat.ons ^^^ '' 7' ™^^// , V\,^ ,^ labour of 
 
 ;;.l.ours of our Catechists, who the ^itl'^ll llt'^ ns aX-ule to the cf.ristian Church 
 
 Si-vphus. It is, no d.Hibt, Kratifyini,' that i*' '"''''"Vk! " ,,„, i, fr .it an oul- us as regards the exten- 
 
 make satisfactory progresa. 
 
 MORK I'KEACHKRS WANTF.l'. 
 
 The Conunittee expr^s hearty sympathy ^ ^^^'^;^;,Z^^^^::^:^::i \:Z't^ 
 ,.,r and ,.s fast as men and nle.^ns wdl pern . i;he*- >;' ^ preachers is manifestly inadenuate. 
 
 , i,e,.t Lord is surely calling <.n iis to furnish "'«•,,*/: ^f/ „! p nnuallv, but we need eight or 
 We have in the Maritime Provinces -'j;,;; , ^ / ,^'-;™ '^^, .'i; p f tl, thehunl.erinen of New Hrunswiek. 
 '::ro,f'fr:^ "In'lmblU. ';: i"i; u 'ol'una,:;:^ m.V'S we novi in a p.,sition to occupy, except for the 
 ■ '^S:[Znl™:t;;l.^^i.^L'^^^ --nSoifd . provide, theirlocation 
 
 i::;^;:;"^ 1 :;:^Z^(^ Z:^:^, t^^^Oec" w!ll t'gamed, b;.t not otherwl., for vague appeals 
 will meet with feeide and fitful responses. 
 
 FINANCKH. 
 
 •ii, 1 i.f „f tixfi ^'! and tliev close it with a balance in hand. 
 The . 'ommittoe began the year vs'.th a delit of ?fi..l A 'j^.n^J^thty Uost it ^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^.^^ 
 
 Receipts to May 1st, 18H2 
 
 Kxpeiiditnre: Balance due Treasurer - ^^^ ^.^ 
 
 May 1st, IShl . . . ; ; ; • ■ ■i4,-,s s7 
 
 To Tii>eated Ministers ,;45 y^ 
 
 To Itinerant Ministers HtlO 48 
 
 To Stuilents. ofiO 00 
 
 To Manitoba ( ollege :■ ': ■ ■-iir:- " ■ 
 
 To Travelling Kxpenses of Students, Ministers 
 
 To Agency 
 
 To Miscellaneims ... . 
 To Balance in Kuiid 
 
 ( lain in the year, ?808 '>^. 
 
 To Manitoba College . . . . ;..•;■.; -j •,.:::„;• :-„aC;.n;mittee: '..... 211 12 
 
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Ixii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 One year affo the ( ommittee enjoyed the services of two conveners, the one renident in St. 
 olin aiiilthc r)iljer m Ilalifa.^. They have now to report, with mnch regret, that they have nol 
 nc. 1 he rcnjoval, within one year, of Dr. Watern to Newark, anil of .Mr. Pithlado to Winniuei; 
 nas provi-d a very senonn Iohs to the Committee and to our Homo .Mission worI<. Tlie Committee 
 look to th<^ (Jenunil A.s.fembly to ackuowled-e their «ervice.s, and to till ui>, im far an possible, the 
 blanks caused by their removal. 
 
 Uespectfully submitted. 
 
 J 
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 Hamka.x, .Vrti/ \7th, 1882. 
 
 P. a. McGRKGOK, Sea-ttary. 
 
 Appendi.t I. 
 
 OitDAIMKD M IN I. S THUS AND PRO B ATI o .H K K.S 
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 \.\MK. 
 
 j Date of 
 
 1 Commencement. 
 
 Termination of | Under Ap))ointniontH, 
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 Mr. Kdward Thorpe | May IhI, 1881. 
 
 Kev. Wm. .M.-ix\v,-ll I " " 
 
 " das. Tlioiiijison I " " "., 
 
 Mr. .An^rns SiJliTs ! " " "'. 
 
 " Ander,-..ii Ko-fi-s ! " " " ' 
 
 " .r. A. I'.riM.. : ' '■ 
 
 " M. Campbell : " " 
 
 " Annus .McMillan ! " " 
 
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 Mr. J. A. Cairns | '• " " 
 
 '• F. W. (ii-or-,. Oct. " " 
 
 " J. L. CvT-c May " ".. 
 
 Hev. .1. S. .dullcn 'July " ".. 
 
 " John McDonald I Oct. " ".. 
 
 " H. Crawford " " " 
 
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 Nov. Ist, 
 -Vpril 1st 
 
 1881 . . . 
 
 1882. . . 
 
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 Al'PENDI.X II. 
 
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 LIST OF OUDAINF.D MI>frSTEUS AND PKOIi.VTIONEKS 
 
 18S2. 
 
 TN TiIK MISSION FIKLD, 
 
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 " ,Tas. riioinpsori, 
 " Henrv Crawford, 
 " J. W. Nelson, 
 " C. 1). McLaren, 
 " K. Roberts. 
 
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 Mr. Ander.»on Rogers, 
 " Kdward Thorpe, 
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 " .T. i{. Fitzpatrick, 
 " K. Nairn, 
 " Jas. Mackenzie. 
 
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 UHl'OKT OF COMMITTEE ON SUl'PLKMEXTS. 
 MAIMTIMK I'lioVIXCi:.^, 1882. 
 
 The first Ktateiu.nt of facts coiineotea with Iloiuo :Mi'^Mon work in the .Maritime 1 royincos 
 havini,' Ix'tni lahl bfforo tho Geueral As.omhly, part si.coud is hereby suhraitteil. and run-ists ot 
 nn exhibit of what has been done in tho supplementinK of the weaker eliarges in tho Kasteru 
 nortion of the Chureh. In the opinion of tho Committee, this is Homo Mission work aa 
 Irnlv a" H.a* wbi<i)i i« done under the ( 'ommittee whose Report lias already been presented. 1 no 
 eiiBtenee of two Committees and of di-tiuet funds has not arisen from any essential dill.reuce or 
 interference, but from the Rrowing magnitude and importance of the work of sustammg, witu 
 
AI'l'KNDIX. 
 
 IXIX. 
 
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 ilitlurinit iinmi', n n part, ami a ino>it iiiiportaut pu-t, ol thu Kumi' Mi- 
 
 A f«w fiiotH will Dxplttin mill provu tliii ncuBrtioii. Wlimi tli 
 Syniiiln ii( Niiva Sootia iiiiiti"! in HtiO, n f«w cnuKrcKationH of tliii furru'-r 
 iliiititH from tliu parent ('liiiri:li. 'I'lif liittur SynoJ rocoivoJ nu iiiil from '*ii 
 pd-itonil chiir^t' rwuMviun Hiippli'iiu'iitH. In Hii'J tlicro were i<U>vi'ii in t 
 yinr tiftofn. In iHtlC. tho Hynod of Nuw lininnwiik unturn'l tlio I'niiu 
 thiit iliitu tlio ituppli'ini<nttsiri'liRri,'ea had rison to lliirty-Huven ami tlir . 
 rupiil iiii«iuuntiiliuii iilikn in tliH imtnlp'r iianj.Ui'il Bn4 III tlie rfttii iif puyru. i.; . it 
 
 Tiii-, it H iM'liavD.l, wait ii Ur^.^r proportion of ni.l.rHciiiviun congrunatiom ttmn over obtainot 
 in thu WiMt, ami calUnl for mutribiitioiM to Homo MiH»ionH hey.md what hail hitherto beouKiTHu 
 ill the l,)wur rrovineoH. What hail hitln'ito bncii nuitu a sucoinlar.v imil of Hom« Mi^Hioii work 
 I aiiio to ui'ikii till' liirK'iiit ili'inaml on tli.' trciimiry ; anil tli« neiiofmity aro^' of iloiibling tbr Hoiin' 
 MiHHion Kiinil, or of what wa^i proforiLHl. of iliviilinK lli<> work, tho fiiii.l au.l the i ommiltcn. I'or 
 oiKht y«iirn up to tlin time of tho (innural I'uioii, ami for four yoarn Hiiioi', tlu' nupplnmenlinn 
 ilopattmi-Mit has boon coniluotoil soparatuly ; and though a very larKu proportion of coiiKrfK'Btionn 
 wiwon thuliut—nHHrlv one fourth of till) w'holn -yot only 9l,0s0of iloht hadiiufumnbitwl m tlurti'tii 
 vearn. Tim HU.Uen withdrawal lasty^arof aid hithorto Knmtfd both by tlm Kstiibliihud and Vri'n 
 CiinrcliDH of Scotland, liapponiuK iih it did at tlii< tiiui- of gr.iatost doproKnion, oaiiHud a dotioifucy 
 of over iinotli«r thouMand, making a diibt in all of S'2,l'.'l. 
 
 Thi! nuiiHi', on ucnoiint of which tlm Comimttoi' did not at once attempt ita removal, liavini! 
 boon iilri'idy stated to tiie (loimral Ai-iniiibly and nnvpted as saliifaotory, it is only ncciMsiiry to 
 Htato that for tho v.iar jimt p'lst tlie aim of thu tiouimittue was Hiraply to carr.N on tlm work on 
 tht 8amu scale and plan as formerly, and to do it on our own rosourcen, without any iunrease of 
 dubt. , , . 
 
 Not\vitlirttandiM« that the CommittKc was on tho watch aKBin<itniakni>,' proniiHOB beyond timir 
 m.'unsof fulliUin^ llmir e.itimato for ImsI.h'2, instead of beiut? diminislnMl, wim incr(i»''ed by J'.'iHi; 
 but, on tlm otliiT li:uid, instoad of ^'ii iiiintecinK' payment in full as in tlm past, notice waH pven 
 that .iiless tlm means Hhould bo fiiriiislicMl by tlm iioii^'rcnations, there would be ii dculiiction to 
 tho extent of uue-fuurtb from the sum-i set down opposite to the respective conKre«atioiii. 
 
 Tiius far iiavmeuts have been made in full, in aceomplishiuK which the (,'omiuittt'e ban to 
 aokiiowled«o with profound gratitude the rnceiiit in thoir time of need of one hundred pound-* 
 sterling from thu Presbyterian Church of Ireland, whoao former liberal benefactions tn 
 tlm I'l-osbyterinn i:iiurcli of New Bninawiek, withdrawn for a time, have come back of late years, 
 enabling the (,'ommittee to do more for that Province than would otherwise have been practicable. 
 
 Our lecoipts for tho year wori' ftl,r.)ti Hi 
 
 Our expenditure l,()i)> ',h 
 
 Balance on the year *!•*" "^^ 
 
 Tho result, Lowevor, is not HO gratifying' Hi lirst appearances wouM indiciitn. The greatest 
 dilliciiltv has ever been in meeting the jiily payment, and it is still very ipmstionable if that can 
 bo accomiilisli^'d without making tlin doducti'Hi shadowed forth at tho time when the lists were 
 submitted and passed bv the (reiieral Assembly. I'.ut while awiire of the dilliculty, tlio 
 Committee are not .liseonraged ; for tli-.'v can look back on twenty years of paym"nr, without the 
 abatement of a dollar in anv c^so, and tlmy therefore trust that tiiey will be earned through by 
 the same principle which has^upportud them in tlm past ; and this i" certainly not the principle 
 of eleeiiUMvnarv aid, or h';lp to po ir miui--terj, but the principle onunciato 1 by the .-vpoUbi I'lml 
 in Ins Epistle to tlm Corinthian.s, " l''or as the body is one, and hath miiiiy members, and nil the 
 memb'jrs of that one bodv, being manv, aro one body, so al<o is Christ," as appears from tho 
 oonnectiou, tlm Church o'f which lie is the h-id. Again, ''For 1 m-jau not that other men bo 
 oawl and ve burthoned, but bv an eiiuality that now at this time your abuudancfl may be a supply 
 for their want, that thoir ainindanco also m\v bo a BUp|)ly for your want, that there may bu 
 eiiualitv ; as it is written, he that had gathered much had nothing more, and h'; that had gathered 
 little had no lack." Tho real principle of the fund in tho jiast and present h-ts bo.ui, and is, the 
 obligation of the stronger to help the weaker, so that every congregation may have the full benelit 
 of a pastor's labours. It deals with congregations, not with ministers. 
 
 To this princi|)le prorainonce has b' eu given in reports and public advocacy of tho fun.l ; and 
 its power appears from tho fact that the following congregations, after enjoying the fo.steriug help 
 of their brethren tor a time, have passed from the list of aid-receiving charges, and now rejoice 
 in the privilege both of maintaining their own pastors, and in turn of aiding those that now 
 require a helping hand: Moncton, Prince .Street Charlottetown, Sheet Harbour, (,'lydo Itivor, 
 
 Joniwallis, Bridgetown, llarvev, Wo-it Uav, Uoularderie, St. Ann's, lirand lliver. Karlto'^n, Little 
 aarboar, .Mihone Hay, IJlackville, Uiver C'harlo. '.Vest point, Woodville, IJaddeck, Prince William, 
 twvnn/. one for i.-ach yo.ar, 'jp to 1--<1 ; and the present year is no exception, for tho congregation 
 of Cold-:tream. at the suggestion of its pastor, has given notice of its intention to beooma self 
 reliant and indopon lent for the future. Tho C-nnraittes therefore feel warranted in saying tlia. 
 the 'SuppiuUieUt Fund in the Mariti.-it-j Pro-.-inc-.-a, iti-t-ad •■' beiTi;;. h- -•■■■• ^■■■■- v. ;-.:-^.s,iRted it, a 
 failure, has done exooUont work, and proved a decided success. 
 
Ixx. 
 
 AI'I'KNniX. 
 
 Tlic mibjimi.Ml tiitmliir -tttUiiifiil will "hnw nt n. rImh'.., in l'r<-«l..vlorif»i, tlii. uiiinber ol 
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 • '•<r)Ka. Ctmtrlbntins. 
 
 Namk <ir l'ii>>iivrtciiv. 
 
 I'ietnii. . ... 
 
 IIMifux. 
 
 Tnirii 
 
 St. .fcilin 
 
 MiraiiiU'lii. 
 
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 The Oommittt 'U rocont 8«mi-snmial moctiuB carefully examined the roporU of all the 
 rrcHbytcriuH, but I 1 tliftt in Feveral cftntsH no npplication wbh m»df, or the information 
 wi>H HO dofoctivu that Ibi- Committee had uo BUlliciunt data for oomiat? to a oonchision. Tht! Imt 
 80 fur as r.portud is subjoined, and for purpoBua of eompariBon in placed Hide by side with last 
 yoar'H liHt ; — 
 
 MlRAMU'IIl rHK.>iivrKUY: 1881-H2 
 
 TabiisUitao I with ijii.'i additional if the people will raine $100 
 
 ,",«; T 
 
 mor-l »lunOO 
 
 lipdhanli 12;-. 00 
 
 New ('iirli«lf (ill vi.w of t-uttlement, to bo reduced next year).. 150 00 
 
 Black lUv.r.. l'«> "« 
 
 IJ.-ithurHt (with probiibihty of othtT i'iCt for 1882-83) 50 OU 
 
 9625 U<) 
 
 1882-wa. 
 
 $1011 00 
 l.'iO 00 
 150 00 
 KHJ 00 
 
 $500 00 
 
 St. .loHN I'liKMivrEiiY : 
 
 l^ §100 MU 
 
 SprinKfielii (with »'i5 additional if the people rais-^ «40i_') 185 00 
 
 'Jutiibec Iwitli i'M additioiml if the people futil their eugage- 
 
 Carleton f^J «^ 
 
 Buctouehe J ° "» 
 
 Chipman }^f "0 
 
 «t.Anar.WH 1«"<'" 
 
 WoodBtock :^0«"" 
 
 Nashwauk and Stanley J"« "^ 
 
 Hainiuoud Kivw, otc J50 W 
 
 St. Jaiucs (duft rred for linancial iin.l stated fuctH) 100 00 
 
 Hopewell and Salisbury (with probability of other «25 for 
 
 Springfield and $20 for Uocabeel 1''" »" 
 
 11,558 00 
 
 Princb Er)w\nD Isi,.\ni> I'behbvtbby : 
 
 Coveliead »72 00 
 
 I'vrou and Bonshaw , -„ !i^ 
 
 TisniHh,etc 1»0 »" 
 
 Dundab ino application) ju uu 
 
 |447 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 loo 00 
 
 100 
 
 UO 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
 00 
 
 200 
 
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 120 00 
 
 150 00 
 
 100 00 
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 »150 00 
 150 00 
 150 00 
 
 *4oo 00 
 
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 I\xi. 
 
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 Now Dublin (with notice of iliiioou»iiiu»no« iinlu"* the peopio 
 
 will r»i8.! IKK)) 111)0 00 
 
 CftrletoD aud ChuboKuu '•'•' *^"^ 
 
 STDMIT PaRHHVTIEBV 
 
 Qibarua i.l. 1„ . .[) ••" <"> 
 
 Card Norlli <"'""*» 
 
 I.Biti.li'H (rook (delayed for in(cf\. i..ou and application) ''JS OO 
 
 VM'.t i)U 
 
 ViOTOBIA ANIi KllHMOMD PllK«BVT«»Y : 
 
 Lake Aindii) (if the people will niftko up«»i)0) «■">'> <X> 
 
 N, E. M»ri.'Hret> Ohoticuran und WlmUi I'ove 1"*' <•<) 
 
 Mabou «""" 
 
 Striitli l.i.rne '^'^ "*' 
 
 JL'T.". (H) 
 
 Wali.acb Prbihttebt : 
 
 Amher.t »}*« 00 
 
 Pu»;waHb : ,• • 101) 00 
 
 Now Annnn (on oondition that tlio people raise 1550, with 
 
 arrears) 40 00 
 
 Springbill 
 
 «i-itl.' 00 
 
 TbitBi. Prksiittehy : 
 
 Aoadia Mines (with notice of disoontinoanoe at the end of the 
 
 yoHr)... »^000 
 
 rorr«boro' 1''0 "*' 
 
 Coldstream (none asked for) 80 00 
 
 9!U0 00 
 
 Halifax Piikbiivtrrt ; 
 
 Richmond «^W)m) 
 
 MuKiluodobdit Harbour •"" "" 
 
 Komi)t and Walton \'i'!, '.^H 
 
 Annapolis t 
 
 100 00 
 
 •100 no 
 
 150 00 
 
 ••j»ri 00 ♦'i.'io (H) 
 
 9S0 00 
 
 »MI) 00 
 
 »50 00 
 100 00 
 
 lou 00 
 75 00 
 
 i:\->r, (M) 
 
 jia.'i 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 to 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 ?:ti;:. oo 
 
 *-,o 00 
 150 00 
 
 SOOO 00 
 
 S'.'OO 00 
 
 »2()0 00 
 180 tH) 
 120 00 
 150 00 
 
 »«5n 00 
 
 Uecapithlatios. 
 
 Miramiohi »525 (X» 
 
 Ht.John lf»'' 
 
 Priuc Kdward Island ., r , 
 
 Lunenburg and Yarmouth -'^^^ '[;' 
 
 •Sydnoy fl'.*;' 
 
 Victoria and Richmond -'•' " ' 
 
 Wftllaca 2(15 no 
 
 ^Z^ :::::;::::::::: ::::::::: =iioo<' 
 
 Halifax 6(>000 
 
 8.".no OO 
 1M70 00 
 150 00 
 250 00 
 80 00 
 325 00 
 H(>5 (K) 
 200 00 
 tJoO 00 
 
 94^584 JM) »4,1',)0 no 
 
 The Committee are of opinion that the existing debt should bo romovod during the present 
 vear and a Bub-Committef! has been appointed charged with tho duty of makmg the needful 
 arraugemeuts and efforts for having this accomplished. It is confidently anticipated that our 
 BUccesBors will meet the Oeneral Assembly next year with a clean bilaucc sheet. 
 
 Respe; fully submitted. _ ^,„„ „ 
 
 ^ THOMA.S SEDGWICK, Convener. 
 
 ?. 0. McGKEOOH, Sccrciury. 
 Halifax, May Ut, 1882. 
 
Ixxu. 
 
 AI'l'KNDlX. 
 
 KEPUUr OF THE COMMIT TEE OF FORETCIN MISSIONS 
 
 (KAMKllN SKCTION). 
 
 The < 'oiiiuiittfc. havini: ^imfU< the press all the rciM.rts ami letters which they have received from 
 the inissicnaries, have little that is new tn lay liefnre the tleneral Assmihly. They will, therefnre, 
 coiMpref-i their Annual Statement within shorter space than usual. Uf the two missions under their 
 HUperiiitenilenee, (hey will present a hrief rec(ird of 
 
 TIIK M;\V lIKHIilDKS MISSION. 
 
 The work of Christian missions on the New Hehrides islands is conducted l.y missionaries in 
 connection with various 1. ranches of the I'reshyterian Church, as follows : 
 
 Mission Altv. 
 
 Kev. 
 
 I!ev. 
 
 i;ev. 
 
 l;ev. 
 
 Mr. 
 
 Kev, 
 
 Kev 
 
 Kev 
 
 Kev, 
 
 Kev 
 
 Kev 
 
 Kev 
 
 d. W. Mackenzie .... 
 
 .losepli Annand, M.A. 
 
 II. A. ItolH-rtsoii .... 
 
 'I'lioioas Neilsiin 
 
 .lames II. Lawrie . . . . 
 
 . Johnt;. I'aton 
 
 . I). Mai'donald 
 
 . William Watt 
 
 . I'eter Milne 
 
 . Oscar MiehelBoii . . . . 
 
 . Mr. ( ! ray 
 
 . Mr. I'Va.ser 
 
 ApiHiinted. 
 
 I^ocation, 
 
 
 1K72 
 
 ' Rfate. 
 
 
 lM7:i 
 
 , Aiu'iteuiii. 
 
 isri; 
 
 Kromanga. 
 
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 'J'anna. 
 
 1 
 
 ]x:'j 
 
 AiK'iteum. 
 
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 Aniwa. 
 
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 i.s-i 
 
 I Kfate. 
 
 ISIi'.l 
 
 1 Taiin.i. 
 
 
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 1 Ni:uiia. 
 
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 1H7S 
 
 1 'r'iuj.'oa. 
 
 I 
 
 is.n 
 
 i Not located. 
 
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 l.SSl 
 
 1 Not located. 
 
 Church Supporting, 
 
 Presliyte:ian 
 Canada. 
 
 Church in 
 
 Free Church of Scotland. 
 
 Tresliyterian Church id 
 
 Victoria. 
 I'res. Church of N. /e.-dand. 
 Preslivteriaii I'hurch of 
 
 Otai,'o and Suutldaiid. 
 I'res. ( 'hurcli of .S.iuth .Vus- 
 
 trulia and Tasmania. 
 
 The Mission is ..f a composite character. The missionarits are sent out and ,iupported liy the 
 different t 'hurdles name.l : and to them are severally responsihle. They, however, meet annually in 
 Syiind, ami deliherale and d«cide on measures to be carrie;! out for the coninioii good, and for the 
 evangeliz.atiou of the group. Kather more tli.in one-fourth of the located missionaries are from the 
 rresliyterian Church in Can.ida, and the [irincipal reference here will he to their position, work and 
 progress. 
 
 IIRV. Mil. .\I.\CKKSZIE— KF.VTK. 
 
 Montreal, whose aid is herehy ackiiowh'dged. , . , , , ^l i 
 
 Notw itstanding -Mr. Mackeu'.ie's ahundant laliour. he has so far been Hii.staiued and strengthened, 
 and if till- l.oril will, w ill iirobftbly leave our shores before the meeting of the (ieiieral Assembly. 
 
 IIKV. UR. linUKIlTSdN - KUOMAN(..\. 
 
 The siibjcined is .\lr. Robertson's own condensed statement for the yenr past :— 
 
 '■J think I can safely sav, notwithstanding two cases of deliber.ate murder, that this year lias 
 been, at least, one of the'mos't encouraging we have had in the work on this island. 
 
 '•between meeting of Synod in IrtHO and this date. 4,l]0() lbs. of excellent arrowroot have been 
 m-epared by the church-goiia; p.'oj.le, extending over two-thiros of the island ; a bridle track has 
 been cut from I lilli.n's I'..iy to Cook's I,andiiig, a .listance of at least eigliteen miles : a strong .Mission 
 Cottage :iO by 'M feet, of the best .Australian hardwood, h.as been erected i\t ( 'ook's Landint,' ; a substan- 
 tial wattle aiid piaster School House, 30 by 20 feet, has been built at Dillon's Bay ; the .Martyrs' 
 ( 'hurch has been plastered inside, and for these buildings five kilns of lime were made. Since .lamiary, 
 a number of the districts ..ccupie.l by our teachers have been visited, either by lioat or overland, and 
 by the Ibt February (1.-<H2| we lu>i'e to complete the visitation ( f all our outposts. At present we 
 occupy twentv-tiiree districts, ami moot '■! lliu teftciiors .ire doing well. _^ ,. . ,. ,. 
 
 "'Aniougour teachern .ind church members, there have l.eeii no cases refiuiring discipline this 
 year but three of our teacbers have died, including Soso, Mr. diimes (iordon's faithful helper. The 
 wives of three other teachers have also died since the beginning <.f the year, t,ne of these was Outevo, 
 
 
APPENDIX, 
 
 Ixxiii. 
 
 
 ,lfty. HO fnr as K<-'"\ comluct ami fa.r kn. «1 'cik-e "' ''' ;'" '''^ ' ' ''•f^.;,\.,,,,,en, will !..■ a, mittea to 
 
 ''""'" A-'a 'family ue are well. There have been tw<, ( 'hristian t.,arri;.Kes thin year. Six a,lults and 
 
 two :i'f('';|';;;f-i^::;;\'^}l;{,;';ii,,) „{ „,„ Cateehisu. wa. printea tl,i. year in Sydney ">>^'->-,tl;^ Hi{^' 
 care oOIr Copelan!!. Mr. Annami also printed a .hort li.ble U.Htory, prepared by the late Mr. 
 
 '"'"'xonvithHtandinL' Mr KobertsonV «t.vteiiient, " an a tan.ily we are well," .Mrs. Koberts.m has 
 >otwitl HtanlinK Mr. no e„ ^^ ^_^ ^^^^^^^ t;r.mn<Is, Mr. Kobertson has 
 
 '!ke;i^;;M:^l^Hn;m^e7";n^,,;!u;e;lubje..t ,., the deeish.n of the Asnen.bly, leave of absence 
 from Kromauga fron, a year dating- from the end of the current year. 
 
 BEV. Mli. ANNANIi-.VNl.iTKlM. 
 
 There arc two nu.snionarie. on this island, Mr. Annand on the southern si,le ;ind Mr Lawrie, 
 Mr W iH'Tuccessor . n the north. The Mission Synod have expressed their behef that from he 
 decVe-sinl^pS^^^^ an,l the cUnmut need ..f the heathen >slands, the tune has come for the 
 emo Tof e to oecupv a heathen island, and sent requests to the Conn.nttees of the t ree Scott.Hh 
 'h, r eh n 1 f'th e ( 'anaddan Church, to negotiate for the rem..val of one .as soon as pr.act cable 1 hm 
 r mmiu' e ha exp es'ea'c.'nc'.rrenc; and readiness to act on the suu'Kesfon but no dec.snm ha.s yet 
 oeen reached as t, whether the senior or ji.nior u, ssionary shou d be removea 
 
 Resn ctinir Aneh'auhat, Mr. Annand's >iae of the islan.!, his report is in brief :- 
 '' T I'e t,^k K fo wa d encoura.dnKdy, thou^d, the population steadily d<.creases. he ( hurch 
 is losinl'in numUTs, but is growing in purity. < )ur accessions .lo not balance the losses from deaths 
 
 ""'' - Kdueation is as^nmiuK a more hopeful aspect of hate. In addition to the morning classes, so 
 lonu' in pe;a n f r the instnicticu, and edification ..f the people generally, we have this year organ- 
 on^, in optrau 11. i These -ire modelled after our own afternoon classes at the Station. 
 
 ,,ed four sdiooU foi cln^^^^^^ aigl in hve central districts on this side of the island. 
 
 X^rv^al Ith boy a. -"'1 w'" ,-- encouraged bv the interest taken in 
 
 Uiem iv both .'id and v,:;u,g. The attendance <.f the people upon the (lospel or.hnances. as well as 
 
 ^''^'^.'^h:'i:^lr!:f c:rit;.u;o.rto;;,,';;ul^r^ -long ti. neat),™, is 10.4 ^ur 
 
 l)r steel places to the cre.lit of our funds i:7, the proceeds of sale of arrowroot during the past 
 year. The Committee report these facts with great .satisfaction. 
 
 OTHKli MISSIOXAKIKS AND ISI,AN1>S. 
 
 AVhile we mav, ana perhaps ought, to have a special interest in our own missionaries .all the 
 others re e ma llv n our ..pinion, the missionaries of the L..r.l, an.l their work <lear to us, it seems, 
 there.; e!vy,lesirable t.' give .-. >hoit statement respecting their work an. progress. 1 ho sub- 
 ], ine.l facts are furnished by th,. brethren themselves, who labour ..n the isIau-U iiame.l ; 
 
 .W.UIK— .\NKITKIM. 
 
 • ' The work ..f the L..r,l goes on stea.lily at this Station : f..r some months past a number of men 
 in.l women, ni..stlv Church members, have c.,n:e to us expressing an anxiety about the safety ..f their 
 souls : they said that they wished to tnist Jesus, but as their hearts were har.l au.l dark, they ,li.l not 
 
 '""""Mrs" Lawrie dealt mostly with the women, and I sp..ke to the men. S..me of them, we believe, 
 have been 'truly converte.l, an.l are n..w trying to bring others to the Saviour ; others ,lo n..t, as y«t, 
 
 iif liaving g.;t anew heai-t. 
 ' tiur .lay-sc 
 children during the past season. 
 
 Two new Church members ha 
 
 giveanyevicleiK-c^..i uaw^oHh-j.;^-.---— ^— ^^^ attended by about seventy men, women, and 
 
 been a.ln.itte.l during the iiast year. .\t the present time 
 twelve men an.l women are attemling the class for nmimunicants ; they must attend this class for 
 about .a year before they can be a.lmitte.l into the Church ; this i« as a test ..f their character, and 
 ..itrk .»« m' Tiic itw ftf increah*inir their knowleiiL'e. , . , .. . , 
 
 •■'I have again Wsite,! the wh..le ,.f my si.le ..f this islan.l, an.l fin.l the present population to be 
 rvfi.'!. Males. Ik")."! : females, 2(18. ., . ,, , , » .v- ,„-.„,^.u 
 
 ^~^ "Our peopie have contributed I,*;].", ii.^. oi i.c.l ...... -.vr.-.ot cni.s year, tne wi:u.e of the l-roeeeds 
 
 to go for missionary purposes. 
 
 " ".Fah. H. Lawbie." 
 
Ixxiv. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 " I havp iust vist.'d the Tslan.I ,.{ Yutnnn and H.id ' Tatavaka.' the Aneitf'iim teacher, an.l Im 
 wife iHith well r hehl Divine service with the few native^ smroun.liM- tlie Mission l'/-'-""^*';;' ,^'''; 
 AneiteuM, teaeher interi-reti,.*,' f..r n,e. The penile have still a »,n.t hardenea lo„k, and are h.ath to 
 L'ive up any cif their heathen OMstonis. 
 
 "Tw.)' trailing' vessels called lately and ^<>t away nineteen i 
 (leHtmys family life, .as when the husliands are taken away 
 other men 
 
 the 
 
 lien. This trade most effectually 
 wives just become the property of 
 
 ' ' The general health was 
 
 J. H. Lawuik. 
 
 "(In this island the work of the Mission has l)een conducted without interrupticm for the last 
 twelve^^n..nths ,^j^^^^_^,,^_^^,, ^^ ^,^g ^.,,„^,..,, .,„,, Sahl.ath-sch..ol has been about three-fourths of the 
 whole population, and over the half have attended our Wednesday evening prayer meetm-. , 
 
 " From our oonununica.,ts' class thhty adults were baj.tized and adu,.tte,l to the mend.ership of 
 the Church, after whhh seventeen of their chihlro, were baptized. Ten .; the above «f ''>"'"« 
 men and women, whose Christian intelliuence would e.iual that of any similar number of then o%vn 
 a«e in the colonies. Three of them were seh.iol teachers, and leaderMii everythin- -r 1. 
 
 "One elder of the Clmrch di-d .vjoicin- in .lesus, and four newel.lers were ordame 1 in it 
 
 " As a Christian duty, the natives, without payment, re-roofed the church, cleaned and put a 
 new reed fence round it, and prepared three ..vsks „f arrowroot to pay for t'^!\V;;V;''T];,''\':;i^'''f ''; 
 t.ires in their own lan^'uage, and also to provi.le their thin yearly d.matmn of tUUo 1). Me YJ';, ^ 
 the Heath.ui Mission Funds of ,,ur Church. They che,.rfully helped with all other work required at 
 the Mission House, for which they were paid at the rate ol sixpence a day. , ., „ „„„ 
 
 " [ have translated and prepared for the press, t-n complet... books of Scripture, and other por- 
 tions, which our last Synod sancth.ned the printing' of as soon as possible ... , ,. f 
 
 " As a «ift to our Missi.n. .Mr. Watt, ..f Tanna. kindly printed 4( (I copje. of a hymn book o 
 forty-three paRes, which the natives now sin^' nicely, .and .Mr. .Vimand, of Aueitenm, printed and 
 sent us Almanacs, which they value hi^'hly. We have had much encoura-emeut in every depart- 
 ment of the w..rk, and the day-schools have been re-ularly con.lucted by our native teachers. 
 
 "John (i. I'.iton." 
 
 rOUT ItKSOI.niON— TANNA. 
 
 "I have to report that the avera-e attend.mce at church .at this Station is about fifty ; that 
 about twenty atten.l the Wednesdav |.rayer meetin,!,', and about the same number inorninN' and 
 eveniuL' worship, ami school, at which they are learning to read, write, and count. A church h.as 
 not yet been f..rmed, but there are ten (U- twelve people whom we expect soon to b.aptize and admit 
 into the Church. I have no te.achers on out-statious at i)resent. ^ ^, 
 
 "On the Cth October, T baiitized six adults and thive children, and on Sahbatii. 'Mi October, the 
 Sacrament of the L.ird's .Supper was dispense,! byMr. Xeilson, who had kindly come round to as.sist 
 at the formation of the first Christian Church on Tanna. , • ^ ^i 
 
 " In the month of September, the Acts of the Apostles, issued from our press, were put into the 
 
 hands of our natives. .. . .■ r ^ -i i- i ti,„ 
 
 "4«0 lbs. of arrowroot, a grass church, and a boatdiouse, constitute the free cmtributions .if ttie 
 
 (leople for the year. 
 
 " We have eidebrated two Christian marriaijes. 
 
 " Till' usual Sabbath and week-ilav services have been kept up. 
 
 "Two ,iut-stations have lieeii re-opened, teachers for them having been procured on .Vneite.uu. 
 
 '• W. Watt. 
 
 HAVAXNAII HAr>l!(.tU. Ml!. M< DONALDS .STATfOX.s. 
 
 KKATE. 
 
 This year twenty-seven yoiim,' and old have been baptized, forty joined in the communion, -i\ 
 withheld 'tliemselves, and six were withlield from it. The nominally Christian population is u|iwards 
 of l.'iO. Till' increase has been Lcreatest at .Moso. The teaeher wis removed from Sema, in conseciuence 
 of drunken natives, supplied with drink by a white man, threateiiini; his life. This nearly led to a 
 war. Is there no way of stoppiiii,' this drink tr.athc here as in Fiji ? While this is carried on, whose 
 life is r afe '! 
 
 >;_.^TivK TKA^'MKHi*. 
 
 About forty native ti-aehers draw a small support from the Teachers' Fund, and receive in all 
 little more than would support a Christian missionary, the explanation beiii;,' that they can live on 
 nativi' food in the ordinary huts of the islands, ami use inexpensive dress. 
 
Mr. Ann.inil wiitori 
 
 AlM'ENnlX. 
 
 'Thin vesvr tlireti Taniv-rt were 
 
 uiviiu 
 
 another toii'4Ui> to oiirj 
 mI from th.! Xativt 
 
 iilvk'l'it ciimiiany. 
 
 clier? 
 
 Kuiiil. 
 
 Ixxv. 
 
 Med to the number of our teachers, thus 
 and women of hix lanijuages 
 
 hut offer a 
 
 There are now men 
 
 present his teiniiorary rest : ^^ l.eroi.m in tlie eause of Chri-t It is often at 
 
 'Tn ininy cases these teacher^ tamnn ' tl fs' ' es This hoth they an.l their fnenas wel 
 the voril of their lives that they «o ;. ^^ J''"f , \;;;,:'4:,, tL (Jhristianson Kfate were n.formea 
 
 know, vet v.)lunteers are fouuil for tli uoiK. ' "• > ' l.-ntiii volimteere. to u'o. In this ca.se 
 
 tl^a a Loher was wanted for .M;.. -;;- ;;;;;l^-; - J^ 
 
 certainly no pressure was brou^'ht *" ^j; ,VH' ,;''.. ,;. these people themselves were heath-n, and 
 missionary was absent. When we recall. 1 h « h',^', ;\i," ;„ ' «] we exclaim, - Hehol, what hath 
 how they were wont to tre.at tH'-^e w ;• h.j * -t^ "^^ " ,^''« \ . ,, aeterinined to kill their own 
 (lod wro,r.'ht." It is only seven ''^ •f^' > {'r ,7, "t,,, r i, e. N'ow, one of tlies. same people and his 
 teacher, and banish the .sound of tl''' '7;' «'/'''' "'.;', [^^^ ,.„,., , sks that tlu-ir earliest bene actors 
 
 '" ":^S:;on after we called at Krakor, in Sept..nbe. t^; H.^a,. ^n-le -j^-^f. '-i^-rth;! Sl 
 ICalisong and his wife (the new teacher.s to ee he,n sa el> harU^ ^^^^,^^y^ oontributiou or a 
 
 an Krakor man spread out a ^'/''IJ'";';' „2 c MU.le e^^^^^^^ I" '' '"'^w minutes .piite a tine parcel of 
 
 missionary collection on behalf of the >''»'«, V'''!'';',^' "rd handkerchiefs, were wiven by the I'.rakor 
 n,efulKoods, including a shirt or two, -'"^-'^ ^ ^d t ^1^^-^^^^^^^ ^^'^ '"'"'--^ '"' ^""'."1^-7' '" "T 
 people. ^VIl«n''''^^^'M'''1''■'''''^''•flMi;,M,Cl lis wife followe.l, while we noticed le.us on 
 ,oat. A -ener.al liaud-shakmK with the teachei •'"■"d us ^^''« ' ^ j , n,,. shallow water wavins' 
 ny cheeks, and when we left the '^•''^.^'^^I'l'^Z^lt"'^^ the water, us we glided 
 farewells. Then the soun.l of general ^''Y'' i*^,.v rin tl e dt tance. and we were left t., meditate upon 
 
 tS^-\^^n;:.i.^hSrm^^^^^^ 
 j^lbl^r;:nd];ii:^tr:ar;;;'ihe':!:;^r«^^^^^ -^^ ^''-' - '"■-^•""-' 
 
 ^P'"!^'X /ew di^^Uter we left our friend, at Burimba, Api, and calling upon them a fortnight after, 
 
 we found them enjoyiiiK' t''«/"''"'''''''l' ''^, '''ll^^'l'l'tUeir work. ' 15e n..t weary in well doin«.' '' 
 
 " It is such as these that you are ^'M 1'''^^ »«.'"> '.^ in employing' these teachers is one of the 
 It will thus be seen that help ^n;,n '''J"'' "''^^^'^.'^..^'l /to' the dwellers in the heathen 
 
 most economical methods for making kno\sn th>, Ma\ 10m . 
 
 islivnds. . 
 
 TIIK UAV. !■!!!■>■':. 
 
 I.or.l has 
 
 {) 
 
 „nr clipper banpientine lias been sailing '(^J ^:^„^^Z^Zi'Z-J^:^ ^' . , , 
 preserved all who have s.ailed in hpr. Nubjo.ned '^ ^'^^^l^.1^'!^,^,i, two voyaj^es to the i-land, 
 ' .. During' the past year the missum «-l>"" >; '''>,'-,. f .-V u.-ust, and the sedond extended 
 The first of these extended from the 2nd '• -^ ' ' % , .'eh ocasiou she carried with her a full 
 from the 1st ..f September to t he 21>t of l»ecembe *>" j^^ '^j^^ jo^'ether with letters, papers. 
 carKo of stores and timber, and other necessaries f''^,f''« .''?;"'."* i;.n,l Mrs. Michels,.,!. of 'ron^'oa. 
 hooks, and other such articles. ;^'' ''<>■■ tV"\y;'[^if,X;\i th'e^m^ "f the year she brought up 
 
 on board as pa.sseuger.s, and on her return to the C'' 'in>o> n uie ' y^ Watt. ot Tanna. 
 
 Rev..M;. liatonandMr.ftolt, -ith their wives and h^ibes^^t.^ ^,^^_ .^^^^^,^ ^ 
 
 beiu^' in need of "'•■';t>'^''V:''"''^"-- "•''V''^ - V n^occ ' ied h^^ '"'t^veeii the colonies and the 
 
 second voya^'e of the • Dayspnuf,- . ^'l}"%CtlZ~\^l^ islands was one hundred 
 
 islau.ls amounted in all t.> s3venty-six .lays, ^h • > ' ,V'-A 'j''X ttoVis in the New Hebrides -roup at 
 and sixty-four days. This time was spent in ^ti'K aU t e s . o r ._^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^. ^_^^ eonv^vin. 
 which inissionaries or teachers are ^^ led, uddue^^^^^^^^ t e I I .^. ^,,,.,„ ^^„ to their home< 
 the ndssi,...nes.. the meeting .^ visitin, the island of Ton.oa. and 
 
 aRain. 
 
 spen 
 Th« 
 
 >nt m visii,in.i I.M' .I..-"- • -^i ,, ,, 
 ffie heathen islan,ls hi th;7o;a,en; end of t,.^o;.J.T^.^^ 
 as deputies fnun the Synod, visited a nuinber of heath, n Milages , ^, ^^ , ,,^ ,,___,, ^^.^,_ 
 
 villages on i/oe n..»i,.., •. , ' '., 
 
 'IS (ieDuties rr<uii iiie oy'ioii, >•.-.. u., - . .....i^ f,, ,^., -xs far as Santo, but tliey were 
 
 A„bl-im. MalikoloandSt r.artholomew.. ^^'^f'-'^-.'-''';'* '^^l ep r? -' We were well r.^.-ived 
 prevented by calms. With ■■''f«='-">V« '" f'' i^ 2 '^J^,^, ;,tL ", i tl i.s group that is not o,,en for the 
 'everywhere. There is not now an island ot ^"X '"'i; ^. fj;'='^„'i' hU wife vvere settled unAer h,.peful 
 .settlement of erne or more missionaries. A native teacner anu 
 
 eircumst.ances on Api. „ fl,, vessel railed at all the Mis-ion Stations, and took 
 
 " l!,.fore leaving the group for the season ^'f j «^!; l^*''':^ ,,, X , ,.„nveved Mr. and Mrs. I.awrie 
 
 on boar,l the letters and orders -> 'h'' v^J"'^; '■^'•;^' ^: , '', „ ^ ^, , ,„ her return to Sydney at 
 
 t,. l^ituna, in order to ascertain the stat.M.f teMis^^^^^o^^ arrowroot, which had been 
 
 the close of the year, the ' Dayspring ^ j'-'f,', ^\^;\'iVss on Stations for the benefit of the Mis.s on. 
 collected and prepared by the "^^ '^f 7 /^Vie ..n ribu i. ns of the Sabbath schools of t h.e res,»,ctive 
 
 chu;;{^^<:ui;^x.'wi«i u::;^M;i^,.n:an:i h^^r^n^-^' ^^^'^^ -^ - ^-•^ - "- ''- ""^^"""'"'■' " 
 
 they are necessary for the efficiency of the Mission. 
 
 Kev. Jolin Morton. 
 Tunapuua, Allah Du'a. 
 
 II.-THINIDAD MISSION. 
 
 -Oaroui District, residence. Tunapuua. Teaohe 
 
 I?akhan at Arouca ; at 
 
(■■-'" 
 
 IXWl. 
 
 I! 
 
 K.J. (i 
 
 runt. 
 
 AI'l'KNDIX. 
 
 Kfrniitiilc) I)isti'ict. A<.siHtiiiitH, Liil lioii.^ii, (;i'(.r^,'e .'^adiiiiliiil ; teiialifi' 
 
 in riijiiii schui.l. .((.^t'|ih <'nr>i>i<'. 
 
 I.'fv. T, M. (.'hri.-t'i'. ('(.iiv:i Dixtrict. TeiiduTH, Kesiiles nuiiiitur.s, tliree -Xaray.in, Kaiujas iiinl 
 Mailliii. 
 
 IU'\. .1. W. Mcl.Pdil. Sfw.inim tiriindi' District, rnsidencc, Princetown. AsHiatanta, .J'l.^i'ph 
 Auriiii^'fi- iitid .Iiiraiidn ; tfachci' nf iiiaiii scIhhiI, Miss Aniiii' I/, liliickadiler. 
 
 'I'lic < 'oniiiiittpc li:tVi' tn n!|iiirt for t.lie lir.-t tiiiu' that f'nu- luissii.narieH hav? lali<mred in tins 
 Mission diiviri^; tin' yi'.'ir. in tlif districts al">vi> niontionod, and with tlie assistance spccilii'il. Tlii;y 
 havi- all had thr disailv.inta:;i' nf an Mnusiially sickly si-ason. durinn whirl., through thf jirevalency 
 cif y.lliiw fc'Vr-r or a malarial fever, doselv rfsondilin*,' the deadly malady just naine<l. many Asiatics 
 anil a piod miiu'ijer of Knropeans ilied. We have much reason for gratitude that the Lord prutected 
 the ndssiona.-ii's and their families So that they were iires-rved in safety, ^^r. Christie and Miss 
 Ulackailder were lioth for a time disabled from work, hut have been mercifnllv restored. 
 
 The Comudttee will present only a few particulars respecting theditferent districts. 
 
 TlIK NKW IISTIIIUT. 
 
 Mr. Morton havinu' introduced Mr. Mcl.eod to his ]ien])le and work at Savanna (! ramie, removed 
 his f:injily to his new district, and havint; selected Tunapuna, a ulla^je. in jiopulatien rankini; the 
 lii.i,'liest after .'^an I'ernandr.. rented a temporary dwellin,.,' and adilres.-.ed him.- If to his work. As 
 soon as pcssilile he opened fiMn- out stations, and carries on his work at five centres, Tunapuna, the 
 Caroni Ai'ouca, ( )rant,'e firovo, ami Curepe. Four of these have a Sahhath service, and the last 
 nameil a weekly Tuesday eveinn;,' meeting. Mere the people raise the rent of the sellool room, $."> 
 monthly. In Orange (irove, the Kstate school room is occupied. In Ari>uca, whereiiilliculties have 
 been j,'reatest, Kev. Mr. Dicksou has ;,':ven valuable aid by fur'ii.shinu' a free school room. In 
 Tuna|iuna, meetintrs and sehool are held in the .Mission prendses, and in the Caroni, .a contribution 
 of t."17 iU from .lames 1!. CnuL,', lOsip, ( ilas;,'ow, will commence a fund for buildin;.' a school room, 
 otfers of help from the pe<iple haviii!,' been already received. Ten liosjiitals have lieen visited and 
 service repeatedly held with the patients. 
 
 mii.iu.Ni; Oh .mi.ssiijn norsE. 
 
 Mr. Morton's rented ilwellin,!,' beine unci'mfortable and unhe.ilthy, a proper house was indis- 
 ;ieusal]|e. and it was decided the house should combine (Iwellin;.; and school room. This has been 
 carrieil out at a cost of (.'.'iSt sterling', to which soniethinf; like L'.-jII will have to be addid yet for jiaint- 
 iiiK. Xii s|.ecial appe.d for funds havim; been mad.-, the delit on the buildim,' at the eml of b'^Sl w;i.s 
 i'l-fS. At the sii;,%'estion (.f M r. Morton the Comnnttee ih'ciileil that p.ayment sh.ndd bespread overa 
 few years, that for the present year one humbed pounds be i>.'ud from the funds to cover interest, 
 in-urauce and leave a balatute to reduce the debt, and that I'oth in Trinidarl and Canada speci,\l dona- 
 tions friou funds ndi,'ht be ol>taincil during,' the year. It was also attreed that loO be f,'ranted for 
 other buihlin^sin this nev.' tield, to enable .\lr. Morton ti. deal with the t 'aroiu for a te.aehers' room 
 .it Arouca, and perhaps also a .ichoid room there, as no (;o\enine'nt aid can be obtained in the present 
 room. 
 
 The half of these sums have been rendttcd :.nd a L'ood l-ejinniuL.' ni.ide in spi.^ial i-ontributious. a 
 la.iy of the Cinteil Church, New (!las^'ow. lias sent .-^luo, and has been followed by another of like 
 mind, Mrs. Thom.as Davison, of I'lirtapiipie niouiitaiu. who has ijiven an e(|ual sum. A few more 
 such liberal L'ivcis. with sniiiller donations than these, for all can not ejve in hundreds, would so.m 
 reduce tln' debt, and L;reaUy cheer the missionary ).'rapplin:.,' with the ditticulties of the new Held. 
 
 It will thus be seen that a ^'reat deal has been don" in a simde year, and that tlie new held is 
 ' eini; really occupied. School attendance and baptism, _iveu ei-ewhere. 
 
 S.VN rUHNANIKI lUSTiacT. 
 
 Mr. (Jrant returnin_' to his post one year:u;'i, immediately resumed his work, which is truly a^'re.at 
 •ne. with his characteristic enerj-'y and /c;il. In this work he has been faithfuUy assisteil by Lai 
 liehari an.l (ieori^e Sadaphal as well asliy .Mr. .Joseph (,'orshie, teacher in the San Fernando School, 
 Sisteen schools with a ndl of ilL'li and an a\era^e of -117 scholars thoUL;li tau^dit by others, and most 
 of the teachers have done their part well -must make a lar:,'e dennuiil on tiiM' and streu^'th for super- 
 iotendatice. Jlut not in vain lia\ * liuic and strenu'tii been so devoted, for .Mr. Cranthad the satisf.ac- 
 tion and joy of reporting, that never was there so much interest shown in his ainnial e.vaniinations, 
 and never did the scholars show more decided pro;.;ress. Mr. Corsbie's school maintains its character 
 and usefulness. The three (Jovernment supjxirted schools in the Indian .Settlements were hindered 
 by bad roads during' the wet season, but a good work has been diuie ainonL; the adults, some having' 
 bsen baptizad, while others are candidates. 
 
 In addilinn tothe six stations which have regular Sabbath service in Hindustani, an English and 
 a Hindustani ser\ ice are liehl in San Fernando. Here also the .Sabbath-school Hourishe.s, scholars 
 seventy-live, and all the teachers .\siatics, axcept Mr. Ceorge Lambie and Mrs. (irant. 
 
 Another interesting and excellent arrangement is, that the teachers of the day schools meet every 
 .Saturday morning with Mr. (irant to report and to bein.structed, and in the evening the Sabbath-school 
 teachers meet to study the lessons for next day. The progress of liberality, as well as of general 
 prosperity, in the Asiatic congregations is shown by the notice which they sent .at the New Year, 
 that for l.S.><2 they will provide anol/icr liniity-Hn /joiinc/.-! sdr/int' towards their piustoi's salary, making 
 in .all one hundred ami twenty-live pounds. Other results of the year's work will be presented in the 
 general statement to be given. 
 
 fOlV.V, 
 
 Though in<lisposed in health for a few months, Mr. Christie has more th.an continued, with short 
 interniption, his usual work. He began the year with an extra evening Hindustani service in 
 
APPENDIX. '-^^^■"• 
 
 Kxchan.. Scl.r,,,! „....■ hi. h,.,.o. In .Tune he he««^ »" "^^ «t^^;';^mu'Hlv S.^la;:!":^;^ 
 ,„o,-f. fullv un.ler Chri.stian inihienres ,,.>r.<mB on the ...tate. «'m .v.e >n 
 
 aua fe..lKthat tli« t-tfnit Im-^ l..-..n ,sllcc^■^sful ,,rnmisin« converts, wlio have 
 
 Hi. most valMuMe Iu^Iikt. have hoen three "f ' ; "l"^. ' r^ n, v Litorn -f Im^pitals. Xarayan, 
 l„.en so>.t ,.,.t a. Hibl. reader., a,,,! teaohern on '■» 'f,*^,: "/;;'.'';,. 'J ,V,f'>,l,,lt.. >u.'etin« thro- tln.e.s 
 l,..si.lcs lioiain;; nieetinKH a. Mst >n<lieate,l, lia. ^^'\";';"-,'< J''',;, /^^ ;,;/,, ' the Year three. l,os,,itaU. 
 a wee'; with an averaKe of thirty : lian.jas ha. vis.te.i tor a )-.^ '''' ■''^\,;,, ,, -,„„,l„ye,l .h.rinK the 
 an.l tan.ht n.h.lt. on Waterloo e.tate -"'V/^'i^^f J. '; .;t ue^ ml vilh i^ ^^'"1 t''^' ''■"'^ "\ "" 
 last four months, visits hospuals an.l teaches in t\'7"L'\V/ ';';;;;„ ,sensea twice ; accessions sui.se- 
 three is telling. Sch..ols conducted as last year : Lor.l s hnw<A uisi.cn.. 
 i|uently stated. 
 
 SAVANNA c;UANI>E. 
 
 Mr. McI.eod-s ^reat work for tne year has Wn tW ^'^^^l^2lf^l^^:^:i Z^:^Ty^ 
 nation and perseverance have been rewarded with M.eet^s. | '""- J. ''''• 
 e ca^ read with ease, and addr.^s the l"-ple '"te li^;;"t'>- "' '^f ^^^i.^^.t, j,„e,,h Anna^ee or 
 For a time his coiiduetinir of service was by the aid 'f ' ' '^ ,'''"^4, ' ^. ,„ ,, ,.f tl,e hush, or new 
 
 .luramin. Between these helpers an "^''''"ff ^"" '"■'''''/'' •\"'!,ti'.i^^^^^^^^^^ '""I t" ^'ive -"ore 
 
 s,-ttlei„ent schools, and the former beiiii,' thus enabled to li%c .it innce.i, 
 
 elKcientaid. . . , v.,, Af,„.f,,,,^ f,,rmer residence, has thus fairly entered into his 
 
 'I'he new mission.ary. .iccupymtr Mr. Moito. s former resiuen , , ■ j,^,,, .^^ell-conducted 
 
 labours, and .has been successtullycarrymK '''. j'^ 'h,,;^;',^^'^;' McLeod also took a l;art, 
 
 J:!:;^;!;,:; a^'il^.nS'^c;;.:! n:'^i.~^«^'^« ^'^..rX.ds evenin. le.on. have been Kiven 
 
 -*•^T;:^!cl!:::;r;;;!;;^'ft|M?fMorton^his depart^ 
 
 affection and of interest in his new lield, with a siUei baptism U ' ''J' ^'" ^,,„,j„„ ...^ve two acres of 
 
 I'rincestown, value.l at •■?1.'>(I. 
 
 ..KNKRAI, ^TATKMKNT. 
 
 The missionaries all make Kra./ul mention ,.f the vah.e,. their ^^^^^^ "^^'^^^^T^W. n:X 
 nsts, teachers or sin^'ers. Mid the -^1>-'''" <-;'' ^ J, \teinselve deV ted to their work and with «reat 
 and of Miss Blackadder, who appear to ' ;,^, S'''''^:,' ,' Trinidad," Canada an<l Britain, whose 
 
 ;:^:r;a.S^d?'h: ^IJl^dlli^/uiir ^,:^"' ^::r .l^tefu. acknowledgements the < uttee 
 
 cordially eudiu-ses. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 ""Pt >"•>'■ .v,i„it«. Children. Total. 
 
 ..." 3 ■» .7 
 
 ilorton's District "" :«; Id ■>■> 
 
 lirant's '' ...'.'.'.'..'....■' '' i"' ■, 
 
 Christie'n " 1 2 •' 
 
 McLeod's " — — — 
 
 4fi 27 T,i 
 
 Mr. ^lorton reports :..Jmafl,e at■^^;n:puna^ an^ 
 five by Mr. Morton and live by hunse . "'V;. 'h » ' in tht irTe de^^ th" missionaries <lo n.,t 
 
 ;:l -?i:l nuX^:^ th^SrV^^muirinif 'T.!^clln.^;u:^ submit the number on 
 
 Itoll of last year. 
 
 Ci/inynnniriintii. 
 
 2.1 
 
 Savanna Gr.ande ',.'..'..'.,..'. nr 
 
 San Fernando 2.) 
 
 ^'''"' 1^, 
 
 Total '■ 
 
 Schools. On KipH. Av. Daily. 
 
 8.5 f>« 
 
 .San Fernando •''•' "^^ 
 
 Canaan '' 2^! lt> 
 
 Cedar (Jrove ."u •'•* 
 
 t'ictmi :54 2,5 
 
 Wellington '..'...''... r' f 5 
 
 I'apure .58 -W 
 
 [a Fortune tiO 3(j 
 
 Point .»•. rierre ";'_; 20 14 
 
 Concord |(Juer.) 48 31 
 
 Harmony Hall 23 17 
 
 Tarouba " :« 21 
 
 Kusillac '..".'.'.'.'.'.'.'■'.'.'.'.'■ -^ ^^ 
 
 Fyiabad 
 
IXXVlll 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 Schoi>h~c»\i. 
 
 liarr.ic'knnrc -^ 
 
 .. .. ' -JO 
 
 limmventiire 
 
 I'riiucstnwii 
 
 Mount Sti'wart 
 
 .)..nliui Hill 
 
 Uivci-^diili' (Mimntnerret 
 
 \-'nu<u^ 
 
 St. .lulian 
 
 Kspci :inzii 
 
 l{mliin (.'astle 
 
 Kxcliimgu 
 
 \\'att;r](M) 
 
 Tmia|mna 
 
 Aiinica 
 
 Cmepe 
 
 1 Hull. . 
 
 Vv. Daily 
 
 2H 
 
 17 
 
 ;i2 
 
 •M 
 
 111 
 
 15 
 
 s.-) 
 
 02 
 
 ■ix 
 
 ;»2 
 
 :i7 
 
 2;t 
 
 *; 
 
 22 
 
 :!4 
 
 20 
 
 -."> 
 
 If. 
 
 •»*. 
 
 17 
 
 •I". 
 
 27 
 
 1-' 
 
 25 
 
 If, 
 
 12 
 
 iif 
 
 2ti 
 
 to 
 
 25 
 
 :i.s 
 
 25 
 
 T.'tal 
 
 li;!;t 
 
 Nmiil)er nf statiniis havini; service every Saliliath 
 " " " " fiirtninlitly. . . . 
 
 In each ilistriet ineetititis are lieM in several nther )>IaceBliy eatechists an'l teachers. 
 
 Hdjitismx, 
 
 .VIllltK... 
 
 Children 
 
 749 
 
 4(! 
 97 
 
 Total "3 
 
 Seh..,,ls 
 
 Chililiun (in Hull 
 Daily averai,'e... 
 Marriiujea 
 
 20 
 
 113y 
 
 74U 
 
 28 
 
 Halance duo fnmi IssO 
 
 f'atechit^tH 
 Sehoiils . . . 
 Tn.surance , 
 Incidential 
 liuih lings . 
 
 Canailian Church 
 
 Pri.|irietiirrt 
 
 NatiM' Chiirehes .... 
 I ''ilt'iiial liiivernnient . 
 1 loiiatinns in Trinidad 
 Sundries 
 
 KIV.\NCK. 
 
 Ex]>cndUure. 
 
 UifcilUg. 
 
 lialance .,f rlelit . 
 
 Tnnapnna l>\uldiui,'s . . 
 Sau Fernando di-tiiet 
 
 Less ISalance to Cr. Savanna tirande district 
 Total 
 
 £S-.> 
 
 Missionaries' salary anil rent I'-.j" 
 
 270 
 
 12-:! 
 
 2;t 
 
 liti 
 
 042 
 
 I'.l 4.\ 
 
 (1 
 
 
 
 1 10 
 10 1 
 Hi 'Jk 
 17 S" 
 
 fi4;io 
 
 7 U 
 
 8.57 
 
 4 2 
 
 278 
 
 1 i; 
 
 ■.\m 
 
 1 4 
 
 141 
 
 :i 21, 
 
 .50 
 
 2 H 
 
 
 
 t'448 a 
 
 ;n 17 2.i> 
 
 fc'*ii.j 
 
 :il42 I'.i 
 
 f472 i; n 
 
 t'480 
 
 2i 
 
 14 r 
 
 t'472 li U 
 
 MISS nL.iCKADDKKS UKTIKN. 
 
 Miss Blaelcadder, havini,' more than conijileted her five years of steady .service, refusin.; to leave 
 her post, even when scarcely alile for her work, returns for a season to revisit her Nova Scotia friends, 
 and will he cordially welcomed hy all, and es|iecially by her willing siipporters, and Woman's Foreign 
 Missionary Societies. 
 
 WO.MEN'a SOCIETIES. 
 
 ,\nd tliis is perhaps the most suitable place to acknowledge, with hearty thanks, the valuable 
 services rendered by the Halifax Women's .Society, with its auxiliaries at St. John's and Harbour 
 
17 
 4 
 
 4t! 
 97 
 
 3 
 
 2i> 
 IV.VJ 
 
 7iy 
 
 APPENDIX. l^^''^- 
 
 •helping han.lx-cheerfullv w,.rkm, .mU' v . .• j^.^^.'^-JiJ^^^ „.?','. l.ree nus.i.mari.. wlw..., they 
 l.av,. sent tu the K u»t f.,r /..■uiuy.i ^'' '''" i h,p"« vos f in ^i nurL will. tUeir L-ttrrs ,ina KiH-. l.,ivf 
 ,.ntert:uMoa within th. VO.tr. Iku.. c u-,. e.^^^ «ne f -;' -^' '^^^ ^.^ ,^,„, „{ i,^. MoKay, Mul by nyn.- 
 n.H.lo ninre |.lc!i<ant tlie visit- of tho -^l "'\7' '■'^;"r' -;V_'Vi^^^ lUackivliWr-s return visit. 
 piithy, i.rayer aii.l m.cial intercurno will a.M :,'.h«1 cheer to Mi^^ 
 
 tn \TKK.NA1. AWrtl.STANCK. 
 
 The<'„. ltteeK^ate^.lly.ack■.,,wloa,esrecei,.,.fsi.t.,lMlar.a^^ 
 
 „f the Syna,l .,f the Presbyterian < 'l''^^' V'!,'^;; '"-^ t "' " 'f Mr. /u^^^^ "f KromanK'a. Though 
 
 tluMlispu.al, ineMUalsuM.sof Mr.lainpluM of Ml w,am^^^^ l„„ulre.l .lollar., for the ^«.me 
 
 somewhat late, thev w. ul.l .nak.^ "'«"'!'■'' y.^,^;;''^;^^;,; usual ren.iitan.es ha.I been forwanle.l. 
 persons and from tlie same body, rece.ve.ljast -^ "'^^.'^''^'/'f, "';„[, ^ the sum last mentioned, the 
 l;e.'rettinK the delay both i^^'^'' '^^'P"''!:^;;;" ' X'^'^^^V, t J W M the aid thus 
 
 Cimmittee trusts that the missionaries will piomptly an.l ^launu.y 
 
 '""'^h:1'o;!:;;litteealHOKratefully acknowledge- the receipt of two hundred and fifty dollars from 
 the inanaginK editor of the Recnrd. 
 
 IlKTlllNKIl MISSION AlUKS. 
 Within the year some coii.re.ations in f.-e >nvrau.,e Pr,.vinces haves^^ 
 voice of three missionaries, returmng to tell 'f/*^' ' '■. / '^ j''; K i„ ^-l.ich great elf,.rt« 
 ineetingol the Maritinie Syn.ul, Mr,(,rant h. IS -^^ 
 
 t h:i:irt'Vr;;;^i:ar^irV|a f r -f v^r f n; N^^ ....nde. -, u. same m.tm^ 
 
 :^ ;;::;;"" ^L a,Ul^!::r;iiil'not^Iool;r ^oS^^ >-> tl. privilege .. ..earing 
 
 ''%iee,rectsofthe«e viBit^wiUbea pennanent incr^of^.^^^^ 
 
 the ev.angeli..ation of the world, and ""<;,;"' ■-'■^'\™^^f ..T^^f.H Mi-'-i-n^ ^^^^ '"^'^" 
 
 STATK OK ACCOUNTS, 
 
 First Accnuvt-Farcign Mima,,,. ^^^^^ ^^, 
 
 licceipts 
 
 ('(iiilrn. .. . . l^'iOO iVJ 
 
 B.alanee due Treasurer... •...; 4,42!> 91 
 
 Payiiviit fiir New Hebrides Mission ,i^;(,H4 04 
 
 P:'.^ nient for Trinidad Mission ■ • ■ .(()« '.Hi 
 
 I'ayn.ei.t for Kastern Mission _ 7r, ',)(i 
 
 P.ayn.ent for Or. McKay's expenses 41'-' OH 
 
 Payment all other .-xiH-i.-es 727 <'>4 
 
 lialance on hand P'. ' -'<> 
 
 6-, (,mJ Acro,int-Dansi>i-''".' '""' Mi''»'""' ^chuoh. ^ _^^^ ^^ 
 
 lieceipts 
 
 Conlni. , „, ?4.')2 2.5 
 
 Tialance due Treasurer, May 1st. If^^l ■ ■ • • . ; '. I,2:i2 22 
 
 Payments to -Dayspring- and New Hebrides 1,808 fKi 
 
 I'aVnients to Trinidad Schools -JSH .Ifi 
 
 Payments expenses of all kinds ;i,7Hl <'>!» 
 
 *j:54 23 
 
 Balance due Treasurer May 1st, 1882 *l»i,447 72 
 
 Receipts on both accounts "_ I«,0."i4 31 
 
 Old balance ami expenditure . 
 
 $:J'J3 41 
 
 In fund 81,406 33 
 
 Receipts over e.\-pen.liture v; • • ' VuVi ' *'»60 67 
 
 Paid oir Foreign Mission balance May-, l«.si ^..^ o.l 
 
 Paid off '• Uayspring " balance, May, l^Sl ; ;{,,;} 41 
 
 Present balance on hand . — $l,4(Xi^3 
 
 .> n, ;., (l,..nl.-f.il.ipss to the F.ather of mercies that, beginning the 
 
 il;r^::^:nl;;^;;;n; ^^:::;^u:{'l:j:.::^:^:^p !^i^(^^: we were uke them that area.. 
 
 The Lm^iriiath don. great things for iis, whereof we are glad. 
 
 RespecifiiUy siibmittca. ' ^ McLKAN, Chairman. 
 
 V. O. MACOUEGOK, Secretary. 
 
WKX. 
 
 AI'I'KN'DIX. 
 
 FOHKICN MISSION KKl'OUT, 18.S1-S: 
 
 (WKHTKUN SKITION.) 
 
 ' 
 
 I, Missiiix TO Tin; iMii \N.s IN Tin; NMirniwKST. 
 
 lli'v, .lulin Miu-kiiy, I'liino AHieit. I I'.ev. Sm1.,iii.,ii Tniikaimiicive, Kurt EUiue. 
 
 " (if... I'Melt, Ukimasi?. | Mi.i-* li ikiT, Trai'lier, IViiioo .VMi'-Tt. 
 
 Mr. ('. M;»('k;iy, Teacher, (.'niw Stuiiil. 
 
 IF. -MISSION TO CHINA. 
 Ufv. (i. I.. .Miickiiy, D.I)., Foinrna. Kbv. K. V. .hiriir, I'.jriiima. 
 
 lil. .Mt.SSloN TO CKNTKAI, INIiI.\ 
 
 Hov. .1. .M. D.iim'liii, [iiilMip. I H'V. .1. I'r.v-<.T ('iiiii|)lii'll, Mlmw-. 
 
 " Jolin Wilkif, M..V., lii.loiv. , Mis.i .\lcl Ir.',")!, IiLlne. 
 
 
 It is with iiiiM:,'U-'l fi,'i'HiiL,M thiit ynur Cuiiiiiiitto' r.^puit u|"m tlu' wMi-k •.Mitimtcl V< th.Mu .luriiu 
 the ]m>t veur. Tliu icvirw pi-.'sc-iiti' luiii.-li which nhniiLl oxciU' Ki':>titii'le tn liu.l iiu.l iiisfiiro !i.)p.' f..i- 
 thi' fiitiii'i', an.l iiwt a litlh' t" t.-t llic faith ami |.atl^'iic.' uf Ih,- Clmivli. For wi-c r.-a^nin, the Ilea I 
 of th.- I'hurc-h ■Ini's lint always crnwii the UliDiirs of His fdllow.Ts uither with iiiiiiii'.liat.-, ni- witli 
 iiin uyiii;.,' -ia-ci'ss. I)ii| siicxf-^ invai-iiililv atti'inl ulfoit, wn iiiiH'ht ht; leil to trust in an arm of li-.-ii 
 and ti'i as-iuini,' that thit hiiiiiiy ri'-ult was ihiii to the powi-rs inherent in tln^ iiistrnini-atalitv. ■• rii-- 
 hnsl.anilnian waitcth for tin! pivcioiis frnit of the earth, an.l hath loni,' ii.itienco for it, until he jeoeive 
 the early .iinl the latter rain :" and when .sucoess U ileferred and disiipjiointnients encountered, 
 Christ w'ould ilouhtless teaeh His Church to lo.ik up, ami work (Ui in deiienciencu on Hivine aid, a!id 
 wait )iatientlv until the hle^sin;,' conies. 
 
 The work entrusted to vour Coiiiinittee falls, as in former years into three departments. In 
 none of the tielils has any aildition lieeii made to the. Mission stalV. 1 ; in m. irly all of them the u- • i 
 
 of nii.re lal>ourers ha.s heeii niui.'h felt. Faithful work has li 1 Me I :. tlie Master: the i;.-|„-i 
 
 (lifer lias been presented to maiiv of the heathen; Christian ideas h.ive l,..en widely disseniinate I. 
 and an important i.re|)aratiiry work has lieeii .accomplished, the results of which, it in.iy h.; lm]ie 1. 
 will lie seen in years to eoine.' .Vnd while, there has heeii no i,'reat imratheriiii,' of s(nil:i into the fold 
 of ( 'hrist, till n'lissionaries liave lieeu .■m ■urai.'e 1 to hope that some wandering' sheep have^ heard the 
 
 C I Sheplienl's voie.,'. At 1 f, there are very 'li-^nifest indications th:it the interest in Forei.L,'n 
 
 .Missions is .steadily inereasiim'. but while your C' nmitteo will have to a.lvert to some matters 
 which are not so encoul•a•-;in^^ they rejoice tmit the review of the work in the various departments is 
 HO satisfactory. 
 
 I. MISSION To Tin; IN1U.\NS I.V rilK NOUTil-WK.ST. 
 
 In th.' removal of the Iti'v. .lohu llUek. I).l)..of Kihloiian, from the scene of hi;) earthly lahours, 
 your Coniiiiitlee f,'el tliat tliey have lost one of their most valueil coadjutors in their Indian worli. 
 'I'roui the time when he w..Mit to Ked Hiver, in lS"d, until the close of his career on the I'.'th ot 
 l''.-hriiiiry last, he took a deep interest in the tenipor,-,! and spiritual welfare (if the Indian triti's. 
 And from the summer of l,Si;i;. wleui Hev. .lames Ni.shet w.is - -i.t to escalilish the I'riiicc Alliert 
 Mi-siou on the Saskatchewan. I'.ev. l)r. Ulaek acted as au'eii! i ' • i. ■ l■'orei^'n .Mission Committee in 
 conduetiu',,' their Indian work, and upon him .levolveil, in no small measure, its immeiliate care ; and 
 while for a few years a Committee of tin,' I'r.shytery of Maiiitolia sh.ired witli him tlie respoiisiliility. 
 he contiu'ied to the end to work with nntiriie^' interest to advance the .Mission cause amom,' the 
 Indians. His removal leaves a lilank which will not he easily tilled. Your Committee can noloie.'ei- 
 enjoy his wise counsel and Ltenerous services, but they have, at le.ist, the example of his unostentatious 
 zeal,' his loviu;; spirit. !ind his Cliristian devotednes's, to -.tinmlate them in the jiroseeution of that 
 work which lav so near hi; heart, 
 
 I'rince Albert, the eaili.'st of our Indian stations, has, liy the inHux of white »eltlers, iiiiii tu.- 
 chan^'es in the aliori^'iu.il |io],ulalioii. liecome less important la terly as a centre of Indian Mis^io.i-. 
 but BNCellent service 1ms been rendered liy the school which has been carried on by .Miss Baker with 
 Hreat success duriii.r the year. The school is supported partly liy the Ivi-lish-speakiiig settlors, and 
 iiartly by your <'ommittee. The ICiikdish residents have shown a marked appreciation of Miss 
 linker'? liiC'h 'piaMtles as a teacher. The .attendance at the school has been IiiK'he' than in any 
 previi>iis y.'ur, and the testimonies wliich have reached your (>)mniittee from varioir. .piarters liaye 
 uniformly been nio~t tlatterin- to the teacher. No less than Kmn'fi |iui.ils were enrolleil last winter, 
 and of tli'ese Miss Maker states there were/r)»Wf(»i Indinn children. Shr reports that most ot tl.e 
 Indian |uipils attemled very rei,'ularly, and made satisfactory pv,,_'r.~s in their studies. She h:i- 
 K'iven special attention to tlieir rolii,'i'ous instruction. She writes : '■ As nearly all of them leave 
 ,vl,en '..'>v>i timr comes, I h.avo endeavonvml i.-.-. instruct them in such a. manner thiit the>- sloilj receive 
 some spiritual u'ooil, trusting th.at the seed sown may yet take Mot and produce fruit. I hav; 
 them all in a class every morniiij;, and try, in as simido a manner as possilile. to explain to them th" 
 fuiulainental truths of ( 'hristianit.v." 
 
.vI'1'i:ni>i\. 
 
 Ixx.M. 
 
 ;;::,;i; t'ft. iXTSSi:;?!;;.: sSitiir'S i,»«™. .1,. ,«.,. ..... .«..» r...- 
 
 mati.iii caiiimt tie k'lveli. . „.1„„,1 hi-i l.,H-n olien-.l fur Inclian .•hil^lirn. which v'-omifle-i 
 
 3SS^,i;;H;s,i:-v;;>Ji;i!:s;;;Et.f5,::;;K::i3^ 
 
 .,».:,ksiutheh..^he.tU-rn,y.f theM.> nu,.^ |. .o,hvtPrv ..f Manitnha. He 
 
 S,!n,hty.rh,^.. twenty ';;--' ^^1 '^^ ,,?:,,:' ,^'1 .,.'um"u.,1 Ze. >,Lrri,u:os. Th. 
 
 an,\ one on rhur.s.hiy ■'•,Vl.i;''ti:f.Jtry, .•.-•-. .vli.'inus kMuwUvl-jB an.l material oon.f.Mt. 
 wh„le han.l api.ours to I..- ' '■''^ ';,,','"'•'■? VLlsin"' token of the K'.owth of the rii,'ht Christian feelin.' 
 
 Itai 
 
 .iiiit.vl to til.' r.-p."t,n 
 
 t.inle.l inis year My biiiM .1. -.. V...... - -- , 
 
 i.le -un. of Sl;i.:!ll, of which •■<7 were s'lveii t.. I•.lrel^•ll Mis.mm 
 
 II.— Mlf^SIOS Til CHINA. 
 
 1' V Dr I' L Mukav wh.^e visit to ( 'aua.k did so much to create aii interest in this ^reat 
 Mission 'tiel.i, luis returned t.. resmne his lah.mrs in his t.eh.ved l-.,rn... 
 iast, he and his wife and chiM sailed from ^an V ranc.sc. tor 
 
 ' .• 11 II \f. 1.!... K..1.1 111 f 1-1.1 t.iU'li 111 \\ .-- 
 
 kiielly (,'ranted for th 
 i-ious cdilice was 
 
 On the 8th of Novenihcr 
 
 China. His visit to ("ana.la came to a 
 
 ch,se in a noble Karewell Meeting h.-M in the t..wn of. Wo.;dst..ck on the Uth of October. The 
 
 >,ethodistChnrch. the largest t.r,...t^.t:,lao. of ^«^^^^^ 
 
 The s] 
 
 their interest in 
 
IXXXIl. 
 
 AIM'I.NIIIX. 
 
 Scdetiirv »f Stiite for tho Ktirfii,'ii DfpartniPiit, axkiiiK tlif iittcnti 
 
 t.. the 
 
 iiltiit (if til" liriti'< 
 
 )i CiiiHiil at TrtiiiNiii. 
 
 (.•..|i 
 
 ii|i|.fii.l.M| t... tlii- r.-pnit TliU IfttiT Wiix triiiiMi 
 
 litti'.l tlirriii^' 
 
 itixl yimr ( 'niMiiii 
 prewiit, I'M llif pi 
 
 Yiiiir (' 
 ri-ci'ivcil fri'iii 
 ■..l;.il.^..f tl 
 
 It.'c tni>t tliiit -Mcli action wi 
 
 II lll-tllkl'll I.Vtllf lUitHlltiMM-TIl 
 
 i,( Hit MftJBKty'H fMiviTiiment 
 [if tliiw iMiiimiiiiiiiitidii will 111' fmind 
 llirt Ksclli-iicy tliB .Man|Mi«iit l,iirn», 
 
 t ..i :i>T Hr|ti.4i Maivsty^ Coiisiil in <:iiiiia, M\r\\ con.lMct in tli" fntiirc 
 
 nn'nt a-* w ill I'tri'itiially 
 
 1(1 
 
 ttuy liavi 
 
 \i-itiMl all till' station^ am! .Hi"-ali^ ■■ncm 
 iiitliii^iaHtic wek(ini<- fimn tlie cunvfrt 
 
 iniiiitt.'!- reu'rot tl. it, ..win.; pr..l.al.ly i« Mr, .rumirH UMiK'tliHi.'H 
 •,ini till' iHual Annual n.'[<»rt, m"' t.li''.V are .■MnHtMpi..ntly ii.'l al.lc tc. HUpplv M many 
 k cif till' vrar as tli^y 
 
 iKin(,'lv iif ' ■! utatc iir tlu' Work. r.vcrywnei 
 
 and Ik- wan nriMveil men liy the hcatln'ii with inarkBcl 
 cinlialitv. In the i(iiir«' nf oiif -f hi- tours he f.iicount.Me.l a vry .liwrinK K.iipri..-. A- li« 
 a Z^^^^^^^^^ s'i.Uak rn.:, a pla.v not..,l for il. law!,... and t;.idle.. <.|iarac.t..ri l,e f.inn.l lu.iltit i.1,.k 
 
 1:!h;;i:i;VL; iiMati.i.:^H.rli,... a,.. ,h,. w,.rsl,ip „f deviU. A. 1,,. can., near, -"""^'^^^'"-^^l":;^ 
 |,„t v..rv unfamiliar f. tl,. d.-ns,. nuun ,.f luyitliiMi .l.vute.,.. Ml u|"in u^ ..an. It «. s luid f 
 Sin-lian, r.inv.its sinuin,- " 1 in not a,luuned tn own my Lord, etc. It nerd not surpris,. Us tlial 
 I M •kavwLd,M.plym,iv,.dtotind('liristianc.mv...U who had the courage at HUeh a time u.id 
 ph ct to siiil- the prai'se-, „f Cod ill the midst of these ex.ited heathen devotees. No w.,n,ler that 
 ■i.lds " I f.-lt like slioutirm' at the top ,,f mv voice, din,-;, ^, (,■.»//.;• , ,;rmy, a.s I felt, 1 acte.l at the 
 
 isk i.f heiii- l.randed as ,ra/.v." He spent several .lays at this pliuM-, and was greatly cheered in his 
 work TheMacbiV llospiud at Tanisui has during,' the year rendered excellent service. It has been 
 under the care of Dr ( '. I. .loliansen. the resj.lent Kuropean Kuiveon, who has with k'reat kindneHH 
 
 ; v'n t 1 he Missi,,,,, ...atuitonslv, the henelit of his medical skill, The numher of patients who 
 have received treatment in the hospital is I.IUO. This l,y no means represents all t'"''';'"'l'^^;'' *:;;•'' 
 ,lone in connection with the Mission. The natiu- heljiers, who have cn.loyed i measure of me.licftl 
 t !nl^^ l";;. dmin. the vear treal^ 1 o,l^. patients. Tan-Mc,. the prea, ■■• at ^>■;;t.an^ J^ve 
 mediciiieK to l,L'l:l people, all of whom heard of the /ire.- t I'h.ysician from lips Di. •> ;" KaX 
 
 rites " Kverv vear men and women are le,| to eml.race the (iospel through the instruinenta ity of 
 Ihes,.' preachers distriliutin- me.liciues amoiu-st th.' sulferin;,' masses. I regard the preacher at 
 s;in4iJm as a model labourer. Think of him visiting' scores of villages around, distnl.ulin^; medieinen 
 to upwards of a thousand people, preachin- nearly every evening' in the week and /o»r tunes on 
 Sahliath, and you will have a faint idea of his work. Christians in Tanada s ijudd ">'ver foixet the e 
 voun- men wjien crvin;,' to the I,ord for the nutpounn« of His spuit. I he year l.SS h.is l.eon 
 di..tiic'ui:-hed in Formosa for a nuinher of trememlous storms. Nearly all the ch.ai.els 
 sever.dv from them, and had to lie repaired, and ii 
 from l>r. .Mack.iy, referriuK to this matter, 1 
 
 Christians in Canada slioul.l never foixet these 
 
 lieon 
 
 Ifered 
 
 me instances rebpilt.' In the last letter received 
 
 •'We always renar.led the chapel at Aii-po-a' 
 
 Kurmosa on mth Decend.er, IHSl, till the iiresent time, he has not l.e.ui able to hol.t service 
 chipels He is Milferim,' from asthma and, I think, other complications. In the same letter Dr. 
 AIickaVL'ives , an interestiiiK statement in reference to a conference which he had hdil a tew (lays 
 i.revionsly with his lirnilo native h.dpers. He spent two days ,n listeninL,' to them exp.mii(lin'< 
 twenty I'salms, be^inniie,' with the first. K.ach K'ave an exposition of om- of thes,; psalms, I r. 
 Mackav savs : " Perhaps 1 am wn.n«, l.nt my huMilile judtrmeiit is tliat tlu-ir .;xpos,tions wnul.i b., 
 credital.le to vouiil,' men attending the best institutions in AimuR-a : especially (.i.im ( h.im' lloa mv 
 first convert, discoursed for fortv minutes on a few verses of the tirst I'salm m a manner which 
 should call forth the gratitude of the whole Church in Canada. It is certainly a token for ;;ooa that 
 such a nolile band of youn.- men have been given to your Mi.ssion in Formosa. 
 
 Ill, -JIISHION T(i CKNTRAI. lNllb\, 
 
 The report lai.i before last A.s.seml.lv, referrinK ' hi.s field, said, "It is satisf.ictorv to learn that 
 the dissensions which for a time threatened .seriou^,■y the stability and usefulness ol th(3 .Mission, 
 ai.iiear to be passing away, and that all the members of the Mission stall are now working more 
 harnioniouslv toKether. ■' ' Your Committee regret that this statement, tlmugh made on the strength 
 „f i,if(irmati(".ii received from India, appears to have been premature. " Fhe hopes of future peace 
 and prosperity" which were then thankfully rec.u'ded appear to have been illusory. ,\ st.ate of 
 matters eineii,'ed in the course of the vear which, taken in connection with the past history of the 
 Missicn rendered the recall of one of the missionaries an unwelcome nei'essity. Ihe iMi.ssi.m 
 C'ouncirin Central India liaving, in a cuumunication dated the (ith December, m\, for reasona 
 therein set forth, ie(iuested the recall of Itev. .f. M. Douglas, your Committee met and gave the vvhole 
 Hubiect very carefid consideration, ami after lengthened deliberation they ilecided unaniimjusly to 
 recall Mr bouglas. In arriving at this grave d(5cision your Committee did not feel themselve.s in a 
 position to piuss judgment on the reasons alleged liy the ( 'ouncil in making their re(iuest. 1 hey baaed 
 their action upon their general and somewhat varied information resi,ecting the past hi.story and tlui 
 present state of the Mission, and upon their knowledge of the conditions essential to its peace and 
 piMsiierity, due weight being, of course, given to the formal representation of the Council. 
 
 The iiroper mode of dealing with ditticulties .and dissensions such as have arisen in your -Miasion 
 in Central India, is worthy of the special .attention of the tJeneral Assembly. It has forced itself 
 uDon the thoughts of all who for .any considerable time have had to do practically with the workings 
 ot Foreign Missions. Perhaps no course can be f./ieAved which is Hot attcndeu ivitn somewhat 
 perplexing ditiiculties. When charges affecting either the character, prudence or efhciency of a 
 Missionary in a dietant foreign field are wade, or when personal differences between labourers arise, 
 
Al'l'KNDlX. 
 
 Ixxxiii. 
 
 it U Hvi.letittli.it til.' I'uiviun Mi^-ioiiC..imnitt«« nunnnt rleal with tlimi. «tttiifttctorlly tlirourfli ft 
 
 I of iu'iKlili(Miiiiii{ iiii»ni'iiirtrif», Willi"- it liiin f«rtiuii 
 
 written ciirreHpunilBtui'. An i'xtPiM|MirlHfi| umiiiic 
 inlvinitii,'CT, U an ftrri4nK<"iii'''it fiiciu'ii t'l tin- K.'iiii 
 th« rwiwit of till' lloii'H Cliiirc'li, nuU*t tliH iii';ii who camiMPsttil it w«i>! 
 
 IK nf I'rpKliyti'iiaiiiHiii 
 
 I C'Xllll rll UI'CI>ly Cllllllll.lIK 
 ••Itltfil Willi •<|wiill Cllll 
 
 kiiiiwii f'lr their rtiniinlin--^ i'f judijiiiiiit in wi 
 
 i iw for tlifir his'h ( 'liiiKtimi cliuriirter. A 
 
 ilepiitatioii ci( ju'lloiiiii-i iiifii fr.mi tlm H'liiw) I'hiiivli, hhhi.c 
 
 iuti'ii with it f''W .•\|iBritMi(e(l .Minxifinarien 
 
 in'th." Hrl.l, w'l.uM prolml.Iv iMrm iil..Hlviii..reliUe'y tMcimiiimiil tli« .miiiIhImii.-.. ..f tin. Hii|i)H.rt.M>i 
 i.f Cliriitiiiii Mi--inti«, liiit th>. h\i»miw ..t mich lUi i'X|"'.li.Mit mu-'t nil.- it .'iilir.'ly nut, i-xcvpt iii very 
 riire oiv^er.. Tli.i iii.'th.Hl which -i'biih l-. .ucnl iim-t fully with th.. l'i...hyt.'riiui HyHt.-iii, iin.l tliut 
 
 whi.'h 1.* At lik«lv t.i ■..leur.. the Kreat.«t iiltiliiit.J .•tHci.iu y ..f tlip Mi|.-i.iii, h thiit wIikIi l';V^'■"'* 
 
 ri--l...i,»il,ilitv ..( actinii ii|...iith.. ..r.hiiii.a .\fi»^ii.ii."'i.'H in tli- H.^M : aii.l wli.-.v th.'f !_•. a »;ith.-ieiit 
 IhmIv .,f ,,r.laiiir.l Mi,Hi,,ii:ii i..'M t.. f..nii :M .■([.■.tiv.- .i-M..ii,uy »'iv-.l.yt.ry or Mi-Hi.m < <>nuv\\. tli.TM 
 .|..L's ii.it app.!ar t.. I.e iiiiv rea^..!! why tli..y -li.iuM nut, with all tli..ir h.oal luht aii.l iiii-«iuiiary 
 experi.'iiee, il.'iil with tli.' .lilHoultiH^ which ein.-r«« in th.- HuM. H in uvi,l.'iit, huwever, that in » 
 M'*-inn lil<« y.mr-* in Cuitrul IiiMi.v, wlwre then) are ..nly tliret. ..nlaineil lal".iir.Tn, mioli wei;,'iity 
 re-pniiHiliilities c.ui.l n.t Miital.ly l.« iniii.ii.,' I un thmn. Y.nir funiinitte.-, ther.-fur.\ while rivi" : 
 ilu.i .•.insi.leratiun t(. the view,, d the Mi-ion < '.luni.il, wi.nl.l n..t li.kv.) f.'lt tlieins.. ve- at lli.er.v t.. 
 r.-all Mr. Kuuk'la.s ha.l not that «t.p f..iiimMn.l,..l itself t<> tlieiu in view u( all meir knuwleili{« . . tlia 
 facts a^ n«c.?-.sar\ t.i th.; well-hiuim .if the .\ti~ . .11. , , ,. , , , , -^i it .1 i _ ^u 
 
 The Annual l!.p..it ..f the .Mi«,i..n ('..iiii.il f.ir Central In.'.ia having heenki'pt boclc l.y t!ie kn^'th- 
 ene.l ilete,iti..n ..f a mail nteamer, .li.I nut reach tli« Cmveiier until this Uepurt was nearly !-...iip|yte.l. 
 It isnut, th.ivf.ire. |i..Hsi!,Ie t..i,'ivoiiHfiill.letaiU.ifthe wiirk as w.iiil.l ..Ih.MWise have Ih'cii H'lven. 
 The statements .if all the .Mi<si..naiies which have cniie t.. Iian.l are .•n.;imra^'ini,'. Mr. t anipMell 
 repurtsthatth.. w.,iU han. ..n th.. wliul... h.'en in.ue «ni'..urat,'in< .hirin*; th« piwt year llia;i in any 
 fi.rnierune, th.»i:,'hs.vere.lisapp..intiiieiitsliave lieen etic.iunteieil. He lueiitluns a native lie per 
 anil a cnvert, wh..m he liapti/...! last ye.ir, as haviim' lin.u>,'ht .1 .scrclit .111 tli-ir pr..fi"ssi.in,^ li.itli ..t 
 whuiii, hiiw.'ver, he hnpes have lieeii tiruu^'ht I., genuine rep.uitance. I luriim' the y.'ar .Mr. I anil.liell 
 has lieen che.-r.vl l.y th.' liaptisiu of seven persmn : three iin'ii, three w.nii.-ii aii.l a ymiiK «irl. Muy 
 interesting .letails i.f these eases miKht lie niveii. .-Several uthers are lip.iii |ir..l.ati..n, an.l anmni; tliem 
 the wife .if a man liaptize.l tw.. years aKu, wh.. cntinues tu .1.. well. - l)y.;r un« mure. .Mr.t.amiilieU 
 writes, " we an- s„rr..wful, yet rej..iciim'. One of the w.mien menti.me.l 111 litst year » re p. .rt lis liav- 
 ini; awakeiieil .mr hop,,-, has lieen remi.ve.l l.y .loath, yet nut withmit i,'ivini,' KfuuiKl t.i trust that slie 
 h.iil been le.l t., I.elieve in ( 'hrist. Fur a c.iiisi.leralile time, Mrs. ( •ampl.ell's visits to her w.mv inter- 
 rupt..! l.y -lur aliseii.e in the .listri.-ts ami ..11 the hills anil l.y li.:r absence from Mhuw l.ut sli.; ha.l 
 |ir.vi.iiisly ile.lare.l by notes written in li.ncil ami secretly slippe.l into the liaii. , her li.-liel in Llirist 
 ami reailiness t^. .l.i whatever she was t.il.l, an.l ha.l askeil that an answer .sboiil.l be s.'crelly Kjveii her. 
 Mrs. Caii.pbell, in reply, referre.l leu t.. suitabb- pas^a^'.^s t.. rca.l in the New L'stament which slie 
 piisneHse.l, an.lexplaiiie.'l su.h i). I • 1 si-it., but her etturts to K''t a coi.versatl.in with her alone, were 
 unsuccessful. Su.l.leiily she l...-,.iii.' very ill, unable to speak, ami . le.l in a few .lays. hour new 
 native helpers have been intr...bice.l into the work iluriii- the year. Ths le.ys School an.l the l.irls 
 Sch.L.l are cin.lu.te.l with emciencv an.l success. The I In,,, ■an,-;, prove.l particularly interestiuK 
 liuriim- the year. Alt..i,'ether, .Mr. Campbell visite.l ab.iut Hfty places, indu.liim' f..ur ih./.i.<, '".""» 
 many placei we met with a very ericouraKiiik' re.X'ption. He mentmns that ilurim,' th.' y ar ,i,.,uu 
 v.iluiiies an.l portions ..f the S.-riptures, an.l b'SlW tniuts have been put in circulation. . . 
 
 I'lev. .I.ihn W'ilkie reports an iiiip.irtant a.lv;tnta,'e secured for the prosecuti.iu of iiiissi,.n worK 
 in the City ..f tn.l..n'. A ye.ar ak'.i an ..nler of t!i.. Maharajah was sai.l to be in e.xistence fiirbi.l.liiiK 
 all rhrist'ian work in the City, an.l the autb.iiities had shown the inilm.ati.m by rather for.'ihle 
 ni.Mii. t.> «ive it etfect. Keeling that if work cuM be ..-arrie.l on oiilv; by stealth, it woul.l be b,.tt«r 
 t..rein.ive to s.ime field in territory .lirectlv under British rule, Mr. W ilkie <leoi.le.lt.. put the 
 luattiM' t.. the test. He knew that while treaties ma.le with the Maharaj.ih wer,. silent 111 reter.mce 
 t.. relik'ious matters, the (Queen's .leclar.iti.ms, both of IM.-.T ami IK?;, .lis'.mct y reciKUizeil the 
 principle of " reliKiuus ' ilerati.m.'' After a continuous four lu.mths' strii^i,'!.'. libert> to e.arry on 
 Christian w..rk has been ..racti.ally secure.l. The British otticers at first sided with th.. Maharajah, 
 an.l eiideavoure.l t.. prevent preachin- an.l Christian work in the city ; but afterwanls vv-hen tha 
 matter was likely t.. cm.- un.l..r the n.itice ..f the Central (l.ivernment, they persuade.l the .Mahara- 
 jah to recunize'the ri^-hts .if the Mi.si.iuary. " Now," Mr. Wilkie writes, " the way seems iiuite 
 clear for every etfort we can i.ut f.irth, as we can now preach, teach, sell b.">ks. etc., .piite tieeiy in 
 the City of fii.l.ire, with..ut .ippositi.ui. \'«u will the better un.lerstand wli:a has been Kaine.l hy^ 
 us, when you remember that ab.iut a year an.l a half ai,'o. the Maharajah forcililv close.l .Mr. J)ou«liw 
 .-.•h.,ol in the City, in which, to.., n.. Christianity ha.l been taim'ht f.ir months, because Mr l)..u^'las 
 ri 'htly refuse.l to ^'ive a written .leclarati.ni that 110 Christianity w.iul.l at any tune be Uught there. 
 
 .Nir. Wilkie has during' the vear .„'iven the first place to the w.irk of preaching, hvery favour- 
 able opportunitv, whether in city, camp, ..r in the surroun.'.:-'!,' village.;, has been eiubracert ot 
 luakini'km.wnthe (bispeiof Christ. Alon,; with Mi.Hes Kod-er ami Mcf.ren..r, he aide.l in c.in- 
 diictin.' for a.une time tw.. .Sabbath schools which ha.l an oneouraKiiiK attendance. A thir.i ^"''I'*'.'! 
 scho.il in th.' city was ^iven over entirely t.. Miss .McCiregor ami her assistants, while .Mr. WUkio 
 en.leav.Mire.l t.i make kn.iwn the (i.ispel to tli.ise who gathered arimnd the do.u-, but would n.it enter. 
 Vniin forty to sixty persons w.iuld in this way often hear the messa^'e ..t life. After the inornmb' 
 .Sabbath schools, a service was hehlf.ir servants, heliiers and others in the vernacular, an'i in the 
 ,eninL' after singing an.l preaching in the street, to attract the i«;.iple he held a service in a house in 
 le Ba/aar in the vernacular, as many as forty pers..na frequently being present. Ihis meeting wa» 
 ..ften of a very irregular character. (Questions were asked and answered, an.l the disciissuuiH were 
 freiiuentlv pr. .1. unred to a rather late hour. Interruptions W3re freriuently encountered, but upon 
 the'wh.ile' Mr. W likie .says he iia.i m.isi, inteiBsliiig au.i .luict t<tikb With not a, tew wno are to-day 
 iirofessedlv thinking seriously regarding Christianity. , „ , , ,. , a ■ 
 
 Mr Wilkie iias continued to employ his ine.lioal skill a.s formerly to relieve human suHenng, 
 and thereby to open an avenue to the hearts of the heathen for the Goapel of ChrUt. \Vhen labouring 
 
 eve 
 the 
 
Ixxxiv. AI'l'KNDIX. 
 
 in th<i xurioiiiiilinK villnK.-., ln' Imt f.>iiii4 m.;illciiic a iii"- 
 
 t vatiirtM" n^'i-nt in li.-li'iiix "H tli« ■<|'ir 
 
 Ittiikl 
 
 wiirk wliii li |j< 
 
 l.klly t. 
 
 \t Siitrinr, n tiiwii tw.iity-tHii nil 
 
 U>!< fpitii liiil'iri', an inmy »» 
 
 i(/c<(/ i.ii'k imT" 
 
 IIIK C'illllM ll.ll 
 
 llV li. hi- tent 1«v iiiH.liciiic^. Dniiiirf tli" (V.M «»,i«iiii, "",*'"■ 
 
 lit lii" timi- 111 ■liiip''n»iiii< 111 
 
 liiiiii' luul iir.Mcliiiii! 
 
 lh« 
 
 • ^i^^/wnix'hir'u'-i^^'ii!;!;;' t.. .u. muc. .„ t..« w„y .,^.m ^^.-'^^ ^j^:,\T^;:i:':'t 
 
 Bill., riiri.tiiai tfiic-lier* Th.. .iB^re for e. iiciilinn N -.. wi.leil.r."iil, thiit c<><\\ 1 " "Ul 1 • .ik'-mw ne 
 fill I r m.;i (h Uti'u. truini,.,., th.r,. w.niM I,.. itruMiUv in .;xl..n. iii« tl... l>n.no . . 
 
 li.. w. ,rl< ulni.Mt in,l..ti.iit,.lv. In lli ..-• ..f ,"'iv""'';''^V""'''f- 'l. ; ."hl-r "'^^■""''"" "-''""' 
 
 tl... ctr.T ..f u h.Mi... in wlii.li a «l 1 on.11,1 1,.. IwM, ;.na « l..M..e for »'••''•' '■^•.. . j„,,,„,. j^ 
 
 Tti.T.. iimieiiis to I"' th« proMiMTt of iiii oiuMiiiik' fur ii si liool of li k'li ■! Krivlt « inuoro. ii 
 
 o til.. U«M. .■iicv < '0II..K.., whioli ii th.- most ill. ...rt.iiit .h-iartnii-nt .f th.- iii.tit itioi . '^l"^^- ;\''*J« 
 
 h.»Li n K-l to t,ik„ npth. woiU, ,„,.! i. l-.l.to l,..li,u, th.t an att.-i.la. .'' ,"'' '^r-] 'V, «- 
 
 hiinilr,..! hoy, .o.ihl he -.-'•nr.-l fioii. th.- h.Kin.i iik'. Tli.i .■;in h" "'' •l''''*''?;,^ ''!,,' " hat 1 haJ 
 woilhv .if th.' in..Ht -rrioiH lo.Hi.h'nition. Throiik'h.mt tli- y.-ar Mr. NVilki.' -tut -h that ho. tiaH 
 
 ^iw, V hii I M 11." oiniMK' t.i liii.i iin.l in.,.iirl,.k- ahoi.t the truth. ..om.. of wli.,>ii m.;.! very > ""J 'he 
 
 Kh ;,!., I lu i""l h..w..v..r, ..11 y lln;:; of who iilv -.n.i w.v« «,ah.ir.'.l in .lir-'itly from 
 
 h^.«th!.ni"m/the ne^^^^^^^^ i'n-l th^ thinl a y,.un« man profe-.e.lly ..mv„.tu,l u. another 
 
 '^"'mUs Mc(lr..,',.r n.p..rtH that .luring th. past year W..nian'H work In /'"""f ''''","''''' '>;« 
 
 MiHslon at In.lore ha, inHt with .^r.-at ..|io ..irak-i t, an. niany "Z'"' i'l^J^.-'f, ^:;:'; ':;:r;T,H' .l^w^^^^^^ 
 
 1 . ; II.. I....;.,,, til., litii.i' ii.if of til. vi'ar. 1 wontv-hvo faniil hs Mav« li.wn M"iit"ii witii 
 
 to hil-^hS:'::;^! it V 1 , i' . .. :. altnlihi;: t,: /.•nan. t.:.«.h«r,. M.,li.;al .-l-i.tricity ha. ...-.n, 
 uH^ri t n-l .' U . , f.Miiik-. ..f w,.iii.M, aii.l .:liil.lr.-n. Two llihh. women lavi. h.-n omploy.Ml. F.a.'o 
 
 mil itr f naiv« wom.,n havo tH...n .Irawii from th dn.ioi.of '''V'' '''"''.-Vl''" ^''t/kin v 
 
 relief from -ii'f..riiii,',liivvi.|i.-ar.l the (lonp.-l. A .ervic- «a, li.-M ...ich .lay i.i the ro..mH kit ully 
 Jhr.!v "■1 Iv alive fiien,l-i f..r th.- purpo-e. .Sev.mteen w-miei, are i.-k'nhv.- pupil, in varl..u. 
 I, X a 1 1 la 11..W iiiak,- fri.-u.llv visit, to the ii-.m- ..f the /eriaiia t.-ac-lier,. l-.iur Mch..olH a 
 „ " .1-1 II . n,.-<aio>i with thin l.ianch of th.. .Mission. On.' mn-lre, an.l tw.-i.ty pn P.U are 
 e .oil"' .ami lue teacher, einploy.-l. A Marathi hi.li c-a.f. K'nls' m' >;;ol has ';-;;l'.3'; ,;"X" 
 ritv an.l has m.-t with L-ratifviiiH' .uecess. ,Seventy-f..ur mime, are on the roll. .Mi.ssKo.lk'ei-, alter 
 St 1 I Vai fulUl.-.ur. I'.s heeii peiinilt-i to ivturn to Caiia.la oi. furlough to recruit her 
 
 he.Jh which has sulfen-a severely from the tryiu,' caim.te No report has l.een r Mvcl fr. ni her 
 
 ,. a ,lv "-•.ins,, she ha.l left Iii-lia hefore the C.uncil ha.l sent f.;rwar.l tli.nr report 1^ 7' ';'''" 
 l;,„r.''-s wek.L.w that she ha. continue.l to ren.h-r .-x.-ellent ».-rv.c... ami it i. hopeil that after a 
 iieli."! ..f rest she mav he iilile to resume her lahours m the Missi.m hel.l. . m. 
 
 ' The followin^' Stat,.m..nt of th.. l!e.-.^ipt. an.l KxiM-mlitur.- for the year is, :n many re.pects, the 
 most enc.imau'ini,' to which the iittenti.m of the Ch.ucli has ever heen calle.l ; - 
 
 FOUKItiN MIHSIOX KITNM), l.ssl^,Si.'. 
 ( Wettern Srction). 
 
 IIKCKIIT.S. 
 
 Ueceive.l from all sources $47,110 89 
 
 This am..unt i.iclu.le. the f.illowin;,' .ui.is, viz.: -Kr.nn Woman's Koreiun Missi.mary 
 S.,ci.-,tv (Western Secti.m). -ri.'i'H) ; Kin-,'Mt..ii I'reshylenal \\..mans Missionary So- 
 ciety, ^«1'.K» ; Woman's .\lis.i,.iiary S.,ci,.ly. St. ,?ohn, Newfouii.Uan,! .^1H4 ; tarhonr 
 (;race','<4S- .luviuile Missi.m. MtOK; .Mrs. .McKay, Wimlsor (for Mackay Hospital, 
 F.,rm.'s,"n, S\:.m: l!ev. W. A. .Mackay arwl others (for ()\f -r.l CoU.-k'e, l-orm...sa). 
 »|(il.-, I(i- for purchase of laii.l f.>r Missi.m, K..rm..sa, M.W : ( hurch in liaiiKkah, 
 .•:w'4 • .Member ..f tlie (Church in (lalt, for sumlry ohjectH, .-ii.lUOO ; l.e^'acy of the late 
 
 .losmiii .Mackay, 810.1KXJ. 
 
 KxrF.NumiiK. 
 
 Tayinent. on ticcmnt of \ortli-West ■•?l,i>-> .'*.> 
 
 K. 
 
 iiosa • i^.':-:! !!^ 
 
 Kuiiil . 
 
 " " India 
 
 Prop.jrtion of s.alary 
 
 Kxpeiises of ('.niimitt.-i; . 
 Itates of Missions to Woi 
 
 General Kxpen.se. 
 
 Interest .luring' the year 
 
 Halance at Dr. at li.-.,'imiiiiK of the year 11 nun -.r, 
 
 " Cr. at clo.se of the year _____84'- Hf, 89 
 
 ',,sui •)« 
 4111) 00 
 4:t4 27 
 40 00 
 2S0 00 
 500 00 
 
 Lft»t year the Foreim. Mission Fuml was reported - having a revenue of $12 •..ti2 in t^Jvance of 
 the -...evhrn. year. It is pU^asinu t.. reiu.rt a mar^e.l a.K aiice on the receipts of last .Ve"- " » ''"j 
 that:therei.1nclmle,lintiiei„comeofthe,.rese,.tyear^ 
 
 iHi'ii-HS— r 
 
 l'H»i2 tkl 
 
 IHIi.'MH 
 
 IMlHl-f,.'. 
 
 hSIi.VfHi 
 
 l^Ml-i;7 
 
 lHtl7-<iH 
 
 lltlH-119 
 
 l«l't-70 
 
 l.HTO 71 
 
 1871-72 
 
 1.S72-7:) 
 
 lH7:t-74 
 
 1874-7.1 
 1H7IV7H 
 l>i7tl-77 
 IH77-78 
 1H7H 79 
 lM7!l-«0 
 lHHO-81 
 1(W1-H2 
 
 Tamsui. 
 
Al'I'KNDrX. 
 
 Ixxxv. 
 
 i.t« th.' »ti>iicl,v kTHWili "f Iit»'r»lity ill the Cluirch In 
 
 It l« lii'tli iiitin«itin« mill •'nooiirft«ln« to im 
 coniiwtinn witli the nupiMirt "f^ the Kiiri'iKii Mi 
 ment. 
 coiiihiK to 
 He.i.l. "• 
 
 twenty V*^ifcrti. iic^riiriun nn' ki^iuk-*"! »<••"■ «•■.■-.«-•-■.»-- "";';v ,' i 'mmt "i * ^i. 
 
 the lir-t l, th., s«o.n.l liil.-n, uiul of tho wh..l« Church from the -wm.l I'rilon ill lH7fl .Inwn to the 
 preDciit time. 
 
 It I- li,.w-v..r, ii'iitt.T f.ir pr..f.,im.l tnaiikfiihi.-M that th" IVMhyt-Tiim < uir.h ij >.Ttt.l luUy 
 
 t,, r KMM iiM.re fnllv th.- elahim of thi« fiit-rpriw', which \W»m, wm th- hemt ..fit« Divine 
 
 T..e f.rilowim; tiiM.' nhown the amnml contril.uth.n^ ..f th.'('hMr.;h to N.rewii .Mi«m.iiii. for 
 yeuM. It .-xhihlt* th.- (,'ivliiifH of th« (•»n».la J're«hyt.ri»n Cluiroh jUirnw th« perio.! from 
 
 lHtlt-fl2- 
 lH»i'.' m 
 lH(i;v-tl4 
 im'>4-ti.'> 
 lHt;.V(HI 
 
 1M«MI-I17 
 lKf(7-<« 
 
 ni>H-i>9 
 im '»-70 
 IHTO 71 
 1H71-72 
 
 lH7.*-74 
 1874-7S 
 1S75-7B 
 1H70-77 
 1H77-78 
 1878-70 
 lH71)-80 
 1880-81 
 1881-82 
 
 roiitrlbiitlim* from nil »onrcu« 
 
 (Incluillng KlOO from Free Ch'irch). 
 
 $'J,(h;7 (W 
 
 :',7'.w 2;J 
 
 a, 47'. .w 
 
 :i,4Mti M 
 
 ;t.',>!i7 :w 
 
 4.8U'J iM) 
 4,:i4l 18 
 fl,17!l .18 
 5.Wti 2tl 
 
 ti,;i)j ii'j 
 
 (inchulinB $\, 1B«, leKuoy and .>iitHt) })';'i^. i!'^ 
 
 lO.o'JJ ,v* 
 
 (Year uf second I'nl.m 
 
 U.('84 44 
 12,r.HM 40 
 11,811 S5 
 
 ir>,o;m 18 
 
 21,170 74 
 21,H1« 39 
 2'.',471 51» 
 ;»:.,4;m 58 
 47, lit! 80 
 
 The Woman's KoieiK-ii .Min^ion.irv Soch'ty, Western Section, h.iK c..mplete.l the nixth yewr of its 
 proHp,ro.H c,trt..r, and »howH n.. .iK-nn of wi.nin;; vJKour Comu-cted with it there are, «t I.>e»ent, three 
 Vres1.yUTial.S,.cietieH, vi/.. : l{amilt..M, Wl.ltl.y, and I'eterl.orouKh, ami there are aho hfty-^eyen 
 Auxiliaries, an.l twelve Mission Hanks. The total am.mnt r^.xe.l hy this ..rKanuation durmi, the 
 vear was *'. 7W 54 : of this sum 9 s'-'oll was pai.l ..v.t to your Tieasiirer, an advance of »...<).(« on the 
 i,n r hution-.f the'prevlL year. The w'.n.an'H K..rei«n Missionary ""'^''^y "/ .Vh' ""ft.'iK'ti; 
 KiMK'^ton cmtin.ies on its usef.d career, k has furwar.led to the T.e;«urer a '••'^t" '"'''\V ' ! { V;"!' 
 and when we :«l,l to these sums, SlHI.Ol) from the ladi.s of St. .John, Newf..un,lland, i*"'' »"*•'' 'f^'-"} 
 th.me of Harbour (J race, it will he seen that the varmus VVomanJs Fore.«n M'»«'""»ry «"' f'f, "' 
 the Church have, during the year, «iv.m the node sum of .^..(,.2W. »;!. .V'"'--. »;■'"'"'"««' '»'',^.n 
 carrying the (Jos pel to the w,.men and chihlren ,.f heathen lan.ls. Your Con.nnttee have been takmir 
 steps to increase, at th. earliest ni..mout practicable, the number of la.ly missKuiarieH, a...l it is h.,|w.l 
 that several ad.iith.nal ladies suitable t.> the work will ere huiu' be secured. 
 
 Your Cunmittee a.e also ..f opinion that two onlained missionaries shouM be sent t..ith to re- 
 inforce the staff in lu.liaand (■hina, and thev hav;., taken steps t..!,m': ..ut for '^'»" ""'£;\'''^J;;', '"^^^ 
 work. It is necessary that the utni.ist care siv.uld be use.l in sdectinj,' . vbo.r er.s .n the i oreign hold, 
 an.l ill the steps which have been take., this fact has not been ..verlo.>ke<l. _ 
 
 Attention is calle,! t.. the apisni.led rep..rt .,f the Stan.limj (lo nmitre on .Tnvenile Mission w„rk 
 
 It will be seen that while the total amount raised by this awenoy ■ scarcely ^ lar^e as .m some l'r«vi '■" 
 
 •ears, yet it has coiitin.ie.l, un.ler the aide un.l dev.,te.l mar . ueiit of Secretary; I reasunir. Miss 
 
 Macliar. to ren.ler .sxcellent service in devel..pin|? the interes hi y..un« in •'l^'f" .;»''"'''"'';,„..„ 
 
 DuriuK the year, an unusual number of large an.l li. . d..:wti..n.i and leKacies have been 
 
 received. Mrs. Mackav. ..f Win,; ..r. has i,'iven «l,:iOO a.l.litio,.ai t., the Mackay Hospital at I ains ii. 
 
 The ent" re expanse ..f tie buil.linc. vi... «:MH)(). has now been m.-t by her liberality. .Sho has as., 
 
 intimated her intention ..f -'ivi' *-.00 t.>vvards the erection of .a church at Hai, .ah. iT""'* 
 
 • on ' lady the^^^^^^^^^^^ " her dying L'if.., the sum of rm Kr.>m . .ember ..f the 
 
 A nhin Gait $l(i()0 1 .. mt, He treasury &rom the late .I..seph f '-"^'Y' ''^ ;'f'«Io*(U 
 
 trie.l friend .,f KoreiK'i. i , ■ . .us and of everv K'o..d cause, there has been received '' ,'««a7 '>f •^^^•."^; 
 
 These large benefa't inns are a token ..f g.....!, an.l an in.lication that the evangelization of the heathen 
 
 is securing a larL'., ' «e in the hearts.)! Cod's people. . ^u i i f n, . l... ,.. l..,,.^.. 
 
 Your Cominiv., . ,...-,■ uf opinh.n that it was inexne.Uent to spend the v. hole .. the large legacy 
 
 .,{ the lat,5 Jo-, . , \Ia. kay at < nee. They res..lv...l. ttierefore, t.. put it a.side in the nieantime as a 
 
 1 r,. fC;'/, . int^iest^accruing therefrom to pai.l over t.. the ordinary fund, but the capital 
 
 t.. be held ill . rve, subject t.i the ..r.lcr ..f the Committee in cases ol necessity.or emergency. It is 
 
 , su pnose i ti.at the necessities of the w.-rk will render it pos.si > de V' retain this --'/"^ '-'«'" 
 
 (,erio.l' hut 11. is hoped that by this arrangement its exi>en,liture will, at least, 1 .■ spread over anum- 
 
 ber of years. 
 
 All whii!h is resriectfully Bubmitted by 
 
 • Kosro, 1st /"lie, 1^S2. 
 
 \VM. MACLAREN, 
 
 Convener. 
 
Ixxxvi, 
 
 AIM'KXDIX. 
 
 Appendix A. 
 
 ■8 
 
 P 
 
 To the Rii/ht kunniimUi: the Eur! Gvanvill", Secretary of State, Fwei'jn iJepartnient : 
 
 '>,\\ Lnui), — I am ilirecto^l by the Forei','n ^[i»sioIl f '.immittPH nf the l're»1),vterian Ch\ircU in 
 r",iiia<lii til liriii;,' nniliT vmr notice the course imrsueil tnwimls the I'reslivtei'iiin .\iissi(in in Nortliern 
 Fnrniiisahy It. I'>. M.'s" Consul at Tiiuisiii, cliiiia, T. Wattti-*, Kw). The correapondence lieHveen 
 Itev. K. F. Junor and tliat ^rentlenian, and coi,'nat« paiiirs, herewith transmitted, supjily detailed 
 information in reference to the t,iound of compiaint, and reveal a state of matters wliicli we cannot 
 suppose Her Majesty's Dovernnient will allow to continue. 
 
 It may he neei-s'sary to .state that t>'n yeais a:-,'.' the Canadian IVsliyterian Church estatdished a 
 Mission (Jn the northern part of tie/ i.shind of Formosa, witli its lieadi|Uarters at Tanisui. The 
 Mission has bi'en conducted with marked aliility, prudence and success. Twenty chapels have been 
 erected, each of which has been supplied with a native trained heljier. More than three hundreii 
 persons have been withered into the fellowship of the Christian Church, anrl between one anil two 
 thousand Chinese, who have aliandoned heathenism, worship regularly in the chapels. Seven schools 
 have been opened for the training of the c'.ildren. 
 
 In Tamsiii an hospital was opened at the commencement of the Mission, which has done niuch 
 to alleviate human sulferim;, and to establish friendly relations between the Chinese and foreigners. 
 More than nine thousand ]>ersons ha\e received medical treatment in it. This institiition has enjoyed 
 the cordial support of the small Ku-opean community, ami has received liberal donations from 
 wealthy natives. It is at present under the care of Dr. C. II. Johansen. 
 
 This work, which you will r.-adily agree with us in reu'anling as fitted to promote the temporal 
 and .s|iiritual welM)eing of the people, has been seriously threatened by the unfriendly attitude 
 a.ssunied toward.t Mission.s by H. U. JI.'s Consul, T. Watters, Esq., almost from the moment of his 
 arriv.a! at Tamsiu. The hostility which the work encountered from the Chinese, at the outset, had 
 largely disa[ipearod, until it received encouragement from this unh)oked-for source. In the month of 
 March last, Mr. Walters allowed his feelings to hurry Idm into a course of action fitted to inflict 
 grave injury on our Nlis-sion, an 1 to reflect no creilit on the ISritish name. The facts, in brief, are 
 the.se: It aj. pears that one of the Consid's Chinese servants had complained of receiving abusive 
 treatment in the hosiiital from the medical assistant, one Kheng. There is good reason to believe 
 that the entire charge was a pure fabricilion. I'-ut the Consul, without any iiniuiry into the real 
 facts, at once ordered tlie arre>t of Klu-m;, and had him confined in the Consulate. Kev. K. F. 
 .lunor and Dr. < '. H. Joliansen immediately called upon the Consul, and asked for an e.xaminatiim, 
 liut were refused ; and the same diiy Khen4 "as lianded over, without inipiiry or e\amination, to 
 the Chinese authorities, who, willing to gratify the representative of a friendly Power, immediately, 
 without even the form of a trial, ordered hiui to receive forty stripes, and this severe and unmerited 
 janiishmeiit was publicly adndnistered in the ]>resence of a large crowd. We do not ask Her Majesty's 
 Covernment to interpose in reference to the internal adndnistration of justice in China, but we 
 think vou will not deem us unreasonable if we ask that we shall be allowed to ptn'sue our Mission 
 work fre.' from hostile intiuem-es emanating from H. 15. M.'s Consuls, In this case, it is evident 
 that the Consul has intirjiosed, and made himself a principal in a ditfier.lty between two (.'hinamen : 
 and instead of em] iloying his good offices to .secure, as fai' as possihle, juM.ice between man and 
 man. he has interfered, and only too successfully, s.. a- to bring a cniel and disgraceful punishment 
 upon a Christian convert, who.ie only real crime is thrit he has long been a faithful servant of our 
 Mis.sion. 
 
 From the papers which accompany this letter, your T.ordship will observe that Kev. K. F. Junnr, 
 after failing to get any redress from \\. B. M.'s Consul at Tamsui, appealed on '2M\ May last by 
 letter to .Sir Thonuis Wade, Her Maje>ty's Mini.-ter at I'ekin. We regret to learn, by oin- latest 
 conuuunication from < 'hina. that after u aiting nearly seven months, Mr. tlunor had not received any 
 reply from Pekin, or even an acknowled^'ni.'ut of the receipt of his connnunication. 
 
 In these circumstances, we feel, it necessary to liring the matter under the immediate notice of 
 your Lordship. 
 
 Had the action of H. B. M.'s Cimsul been merely an isolated elmllition of unfriendly feeling 
 towards Christian Missions, the practical effect coidd not but have been very injurious, but we would 
 have retrarded it as a smaller matter. It is, liowiner, very far from a solitary mainfestation. He 
 came to Tamsui with a reputation which caused anxiety to the friends of Missions, and since his 
 arrival he has made no secret .if his feeliie-'s. When he entered upon his duties at Tamsui, the case 
 of a Christian who was beaten almost to death, which his predecessor had pursued nearly to a successful 
 issue, came into his hands, and he let it droji immediately. His sentiments, especially after the ca.se 
 of March last, soon became well known to the entire community, and evil-dis|)osed persons were not 
 plow to take lueouragement from Ids attitude, A succession of annoyances and outrages followed. 
 No less than four robberies were connnitted on as many chapels, for which no redress has been 
 obtained, and no ettective steps taken to secure it. 
 
 Lenu'thened correspondence has taken jilace lietween our Missionary, iiev. K. F. Junor. and the 
 Consul, in reference to several of these ciwes, in wdiich the latter has manifested the same spirit as is 
 evinced in the correspondence which we have lirought specially under your Lordship's notice. We 
 deem it unnecessary at iire^ent to enter into details. Let it suttice to say, that the iirotection 
 secured by Treaty of (;r»at Britain and other Christian powers for those who are engaged in the 
 orderly prosec\ition of ndssionary work in China, is now, thnnigh the attitude assumed by H. B. M.'s 
 Consul at Tamsui, practicallv denied to mu' ^iission stall in northern Formosa. 
 
 In view of the fact..- brought out in this communication, and the accompanying papers, we trust 
 Vinu' Lordship will, at your earliest con\enience, take such steps as will effectually lirevent II. B. 
 il.'s Consul at Tamsui from making use of his official power and influence to gratify feelings of 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 1xxx\'ii, 
 
 T.ersonal -vversion to Christian Misniona. We are confi^leut that it is not necessary for us to ask that 
 l^eTrlX'rwhich Hrita.,. .rants to all her subjects .hall, -'^h eMual haml be exto 
 Cana. lian Missionaries in China. X. ,t«ithstana.nK the peri-lex.n.- ^'l^'nce o "f "^^.^'^f "'^j^JS^^ 
 atPekin we feel assured tliat there can be no ,lesn-e on the part of the txov eminent "I'tn ne 
 ?epreS.IotrachCana.lianstl-.at their rights ana privileges are less esteeme-l than those of other 
 subjects of the British Crown. . rti u • 
 
 In the name and on behalf of the Foreign Mission Committee of the Presbyterian Church m 
 
 ^*"''''*' I have the honour to be, 
 
 My Lord. 
 
 Vour obeiliout servant, 
 
 \VM. MACLAliKN, 
 
 Cult lencr, 
 Toronto, C.vnaha. 'I'-^nl Fiin-unni, IK*.'. 
 
 Al'l'KNUlX B. 
 
 REPORT OF THE Jl'VENILE MI.S.SION SCHEME 
 
 APRIL :Wth, 1882. 
 
 FOK THE YEAR ENDING 
 
 The .Tuvenile Mission (^.mlniUee regret, to h.ave to report a considerable <1^ ^^^ '" '\« — "^^ 
 of remittances sent in ,luring the year. This is chietl v ow.ng, '''••>''*^';>,, '.' * ^'j "'A' 'txc te the 
 now no object in connection with our own Koreit,'!. Missum work ■'"'^""'•V/. '' "'^^ f or orohans 
 interest .ind draw forth the syn.pathy of the children 'I here are stil ' ''^^^H ^J, , mted 
 nuuntained .at the Calcutta orphanage as former y, and also three day ^'^V;; LVthe dosi L\ he 
 l,v the Sabbath schools which have always undertaken che,rsui.|...rt V ' ^"n,l,™ ;, t rsu. port 
 (irphanage at Indore, the only special object we have had to p ace l:ef..,e ihe "^ ''''''.»'''? ,"X,e 
 of lay schools at Indore, of which there are now several, umler the care o our f >"^!""a"^-; \^'^'^,- 
 These, with .mo or two Hible-«..men. or Zenana Teachers will be provided for ...to the years 
 contributi..ns, in a.ldition to the schools and orphans at Calc.Ua a),ove ""■";^;;";'';.,^'^, Vavc'Cn 
 derable remitlance sent to I )r. .Mc( I.egor for the " 1 )aysi|.;.nK. As yet t''**. ^^^ ^'^^f^^ "^'^^^^^^ 
 nu-ule to secure teachers for Trinidad and day schoo s at ho.nu.s.a, to ''<" 'l^' f,* " ' > ,J^^^^^^^ 
 have not been s..cceRsfMl. The t ■..nonittee has no do.ibt that much cc"''!.! f. ' " '' r^^.Vinf^ i^ 
 Sabbath schools in these directions, if it were poss.b e to give the... the regula. * ' ';f'"''",^ '"^^ 
 n.ation so nece.ssa.-y to awaken them ami sustain their interest, but which the Committee cau.iot at 
 present co.nmand. .. , ^ . it 
 
 In addition to the other receipts of the yea,-, the Treasurer has I^'VIV^ ''l^/ '1;?,, ' amf tup 
 .?.i'..:U.-. from the late William (iourlie, of Pickering Township, "in ^f ' ''f/"^"^ J'y'^'^^■ ''\X^^^^^^^^ 
 port of orpha.i chiUlren in I.Kha,- which is to be .nvosted .an,l the 'ja^rest ."sed fo. the t.dutat.on 
 knd su.iport of an orphan, if possible, at Indor.-, being known as the " l.ourl.e be^iuest. 
 
 Itap,,ears to the Committee very desirable that the .Tuvenile Mission ^f';"l^';}^'^^!^ 
 should be placed ,m a basis which should render it a more sat,..act..rv '■'M;!''-'i'^'t''''V. ,^ '\ "^^^^^^^ 
 ary work l.f the children of the Church. .\t l.re>ent only a Mua 1 •'■^'^■t''''\ ''V.'L^n f nt d^^^^^^^^^ 
 seiid their contributions through this channel ; the remittances of '"'''•V" '''^'^Y'V t "l ,tfln Si 
 are merge.l in the general Fo.vign Mission Fund. Ami the same may be .said o the contr.but..m« 
 mile bvrany Saw" th schools to the Frem.h Mi^sio,. Scheme. I" V'''^%';!Trt r^dieved 
 change would seem advisable, and the present SecreHry-'l rca«urer would be xery ^'1, '' . '''^'^ i^, ."^ 
 of a resp<msibility which it is scarcely possib e to discharge ''?t''*f''F'''' 'V^n . m„ tt Zs sent i^t 
 earnestly recommen.l the conshleration and adopt.on ..f some plan "■.'"'^''>, \'' '^^"' ";^^,^''.' ^^"V 
 our Foreign an.l French Mission Scheme., by th,- Sabbath scho.,lso. the ( >' ^f ' ^'^ '''' .;^ J^t^n the 
 ujxm,te rrhuU, with dehnite objects tor sM,,port. Such a plan has been I^^^Vl ff f tl e . 1 ildren of 
 list and its value in <lrawing forth the svmpathv and st..nnlat.ng th-; hber.ality of the cliildren ot 
 Ihe Church! 4d"oed,,cati!^^he.n to a warn, and" living h.terest in Christian .Mi..s.onH, can scarcely 
 be over-estimated. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitte!' 
 
 AGNES MAULK M.\.CHAR, 
 
 Seercta rii- Treaturer, 
 
 we trust 
 t H. R. 
 
 elii.gs of 
 
i -ixxviii. 
 
 AITKNUIX. 
 
 -n ; KAsr i; Kirs statemkxt. 
 
 If 
 
 ! k 
 
 ■U 
 
 4t 
 
 »5 
 
 15v NN'li'iMi CcpiitiilMit.- 
 
 riace. 
 
 Ol 
 
 .ie';t (11- Oi'i 
 
 OiijIh 
 
 Orplmnage or 
 I'lace. 
 
 St. Aii'If'w's .Salilmtli ScliiKil KiiigHtnii 
 
 tluvenile Workers fen- ('liiii.t. iMontieiil 
 St. (ialiiii'l Stivet S. School 
 
 Alaclie 'Calcutta.. 
 
 Cuiiailian Scliiiol j " 
 
 " _. I)ay Scliofil ifnilore... 
 
 Maitintown ' 'Itutli iCaluutta. . 
 
 .Spyiucur ir"uiiailiaii i^iliool . . 
 
 j i ]>hiilia-iitti'ah 1^ 
 
 j ( School, sen. div. ) 
 
 ' ,, H ])h(jha-|i:"ii;"ih ) 
 
 I I ( _S. .ScliM.,1, juii.iliv. / 
 
 St. I'aur.s Sal>I.ath School,. 
 
 : ( Dholia-lMiali ) ; 
 
 ! '( S. Sclinol, •un.iliv. )■ : 
 
 " " ... " ilJay wcliools 'liidore 
 
 St. Aiiclrcw'.s Salitiatii .School Arniirior i " ] " 
 
 Toronto i " ! ^ •' .. . . 
 
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 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF 
 PROBATIONERS, 1881-82. 
 
 ,. • . „ i;« Vrv T ft liut of the vacancies and seltlotiionta 
 
 Your Committee, as usual, present in Append x No. ;;^l'Xe,f f J^ ,, that sevonty-two 
 
 for tl.e past year in the Wo.torn ^/'-•''""°' and that of Thele ni^t-teen have obtained .ettle- 
 
 mrr:utrhXe'wUote'-;rtinr\r\^^^^^^ or others, whUe one has 
 
 --i'S^u^t^i^th^^i^^u^^S'^^S^^ 
 
 the Committee. Of these there were H-.teerx for the n.t ;i' » «;;J^^\"^ \,,,„^ i,eeu omitted from 
 t,,en for the third -but in reahty eighteen one name^^^^^^^ „^^,, „„ the Uoll f or 
 
 the printed scheme.-and mneteen '"f, " « '"'^"j'^i.^iX^ o two expired, and their names have 
 the Yfar was thirty-five. Of these, tlie tiiut ot P"^""*""" ' ' , ,, .tandin- of 1881. Five have 
 be n dropped. Four have obtained ■'settlements "'^-^''^^^^^^'.^^'^V One has b.en taking only 
 
 -S'ap^rti^rKcr^r £t^-v^^^^^ 
 
 Probationer whose ease is referred to, and who wa ''' "^'«, ""^^ ;^„* „^a „f*^bis probation he wrote 
 y.ars from the date his name was P-'^fo^/'^^^^^-t.j^vl^fi Committee, asking to be relieved 
 to several Presbyteries to whieh he '^'^'l l-^^" »//" ^^^^'^^ 'lie now claims that all 
 
 and had his request granted-m some .f '"I'^f; J' ^^J/*;",^^^ for whieh he had no appoint- 
 
 the Sabbaths for which he was * »" '« '«^«'l ^^^ ^^^^J^ u.o ent^e number. The Committee have 
 ments, and that hi.s period bo extended «", ^f '" ^^'J''^'^ ''^^^^^ to Probationers, and the P.es- 
 no difliculty in dealing with cases in "l"«';,^«y«;°^PPXv think that in such cases the limit 
 byteries to which they are sent have no ^o-^.V"] '.' "^^^.^jVauce on work. Nor are the Committee 
 ad qucm should not be .^'"='JV/ln\'L1he cI. now brlS up l'"^ *' "^"y »-'0^-^" "'" '"'Pootat ons 
 l^S::^^::':^^^^^^ ^--"- - averydehcatepartofthe. 
 labours if the Assembly will pronounce its d.'cision i.r,>hvt.-:o.= with which 
 
 t,„ Jhas i::::^^::-^ t=z ^£t^ z ;jye...... v....... of Mont. 
 
 '-'' ^^t£^:drr..r the Committee are unanin^usly ^1^^^^%^::^^ 
 regulation of the General Assembly in refusing to et„^^ 
 
 the regulatii 
 
 following are the facts in the case, which are ^;'v<°/of^tue mwrm^ ^^^^^ ^^^j^^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ p_.^^ 
 
 ,s in the case, which are given l°'-.V'«'" "'*""'.' ^th October, 1881, the Pres- 
 ... , m"eeting of that Presbytery in St. Paul b ^l';""^^' ,^^,"°,'^^t •0^8;^^^^^ of November 
 
 V .. •■.■ appointed the pulpit of St. Paul's to l^eP-^^a^ f"^ TtL actionto the Committee, the Clerk 
 ,. .;, ,ing In a postscript to the letter «"'"«>;"« °°''^^°' The congregation have had, for some 
 ..:.., '. The Presbytery feel this -^ Bomewhat dinicul ca^«. J'^7^°j;f/. «., ,, ,,,„ ,,„aidates with 
 timepast, avery accepableassistant^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^,^,.^^ ^„1^. ppoi„tment8 
 
 as little delay as possible. If the 1^'^', '^"."°IL„,,n Z «>erfectlv satistied." On the 2(;tli .lanuary, 
 in the meantime, the Presbytery and Session ^"'J,'^ „7 »'^'3^ Paul's congregation. Mont- 
 
 1882, the Clerk writes " At last quarterly -^^.f "« °' \ X ney;. ordinary meeting. The Pres- 
 real, applied lor leave to provide ''^^o^^^P^jiP^^PP^'y^^^^o^had engaged an assistant to Dr. 
 hvterv taking into consideration that ht. lauis '-""K™«'' ^. aDiilication, The Clerk is 
 
 jffisVrior%o his demission ohis^^^^^ 
 
 l^rf ^rtht'/crn^^:(BoVa™pVXt^^^^ havmg reported St. Paul's as a vacancy 
 
 ^^"''?^:°J=Sra£ uTtuld generally ^l^^f^^^ ^Z^^S^.^ 
 throughout the Church. hf^"t'fV^"I "tWv^TZ t'honlable to t^e Ingregation-and 
 that must be highly g'^^t''y''>8 *^^, '"'Ti *'Xr vea« by congregations in similar oircumstancea 
 would that their example may ,t.«Jo'^«'l'"''^^7,f*'otsav that this title suggests, if it means 
 
 dS'Z. ttTuS ritn-KKcanVrd^ congregation were " au.ious to he^ 
 
 candidates' with as little delay as possible ^ jed as possessing force, that because Dr. 
 
 The plea has been urged, and it has been '^««*";;" ^ {". = „of ^ vacancy-a contention 
 
 T„„i,.-J. .u»tain« the relation of Pastor A-^utKhs, the congregatw^ is noi ajao ^ ^y^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 whiciiTit is submitted, has not the shadow "f .^j^'^;'?; n"7ento's'prio"r to his demission of his 
 
 
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 next ordinnry meeting." Wo believe it ia no secret tlmt the asBititant is a voiinj? man, a student 
 who lias not compl -tfiil Lis tlieoIoKical course, and wlio, tlierefore. is not eligibln to a rail, and can- 
 not be a eandiibite for any vacancy, yet who is closing a vacancy nRninst Probationtrs whose 
 services are at tiie di.-jiosal of your Committee, none of whom, it nin.st be presumed, are among 
 the candiil'itHs tbcy «ro " anxious to liear." 
 
 In ftiiotlier imrafirajili in ono of the communications it is stated that " the Presbytery, not 
 liaviiiK riported St. Paul's a,; a vacancy, decline to receive tlio supply already sent." Tlie Com- 
 mittee may be allowfil to uxpross tluir Hurprise at tlie cahn frnulini'.Ks with which the Presbytery 
 thu^ forward a statimert ..f their violation of one of the laws of tlie Hujneme Court, and act as if 
 they were not under . thority to that Court. At the meeting of tlie General Assembly in 
 1H7K, in Hamilton, it was enacted among other things, as to supply of vacancies, " Presbyteries 
 are instructed to |il:ice all tlu^r vacant congregations prepared to 'call, on the list of vacancies." 
 And again, " I're.sbyteries are hereby instructed to regard Probationers as having a prior claim to be 
 heard in viicnncies, and to secure such hearing for tlit'in." It cannot be supposed that any Pres- 
 bytery or p.rson will endeavour to excuse or defend himself under the (expression " instructed," 
 which is eiii|doyed, and not i-iijoiiird, for it «ill be admitted tlmt even the milder term conveys 
 the moaning of obligation. Yet the I'resbytery of Moutreiil intentionally omit— or niav we not say 
 refuse?— ti> rejioit .St. Paul's as a vacancy for supply. Were vour Committee wrong in supplying 
 their lack of service, oven although it was designed, and placing St. Paul's, three months after 
 they were informed it was to be declared a vacancy, and two months after it had actually been so 
 declare(V on the list for supply •.■ Are Presbyteries at liberty to withhold the name of any 
 one— ai..; if of any one, wliy not of every one--vacftncy in their bounds? la not this sciiiit 
 courtesy to the Assembly under existing regulations ; disrespect to the Committee, not appointed 
 by an inferior judicatory, but by the Supreme Court to ■;. delicate dutv, and endeavouring faith- 
 fully to guard and carry out its regulations ; throwing a slight upon the'Prohati<.ners who honestly 
 and nobly devote themselves to serve their Master according to her appointment, not choosing to 
 tlieniselviB by-ways ; and must it not be fatal to the Scheme of Distribution? 
 
 No eoniidaints have been received from Presbyteries regarding Probationers, and the only 
 complaints Jiom the latter have been concerning aiipointments not given them in the Presbyteries 
 of Quebec and Kingston. 
 
 .'it the last meeting of your Venerable Court the Committee, who had tendered their resig- 
 nation, were re(iiu.'8ted to carry on their work for this year under the existing rules ; and were, at 
 the same tinii'. instructed to prejiaro a new scheme for the working of tliis department of the 
 Oliuich's oiieiations. Your Committee have given the in.'itter their most earnest and careful 
 attention. Their Convener has made personal iiKjuiiT, wliile on a visit to Scotland, as to the 
 course adoiitdi by the I'lcc and I'nited Presbyterian Cliurches with reference to their vacancies 
 and mode of supply. In view of all they have been able to collect, it is their deliberate and fully 
 formed conviction that no better plai than the one now in force can be jiropo.-ed, if all parties 
 were faithful— I'ifisbyterics and Prob»tioiiers--and it tin y are not faiihfnl to it, what one culd 
 be suggested that would ensure tlii^ir lidelity in its. administration ? Hut to be satisfactorily 
 conducted every Presbytery must reijort every vacancy prepare<l to call, and every Probationer 
 must I.e rKjuiied to ijuve his name on the UoU. It will not do to allow large, wealthy and 
 mlluential congregations to jirovide the whole of their own sujiply, nor certain Probationers to 
 roam at large, and working beneath tlie surlace to procure a hearing in vacancies eligibly situated 
 and att.-active from the iniiuber and circumstances of their nieinlii'rs and adherents, while others, 
 more li,yal to the Church to which they belong, an.; realizing the solemnity of their obligations! 
 and the extent of the service to which they have consecrated themselves, fo'nvard their names for 
 apijointinents in the regular way. 
 
 It is, therefore, recommended that Presbyteries be enjoined, as they are now instiucted, to 
 forward the name of every one as he is licen.^ed to the CoraTnittee f.)r appointments, and that the 
 hciitiate bo required to consider himself at their disposal, and if any refuse, let it be enacted 
 that be must take his ))Iace after Probationers whoso names are on the Koll. 
 
 It is further recommended that it be an injunction, as it is now an instruction to Presby- • 
 teries, that they lUMinptly and faithfully report the names of all hoiin »</,■ vacancies in the'ir 
 bounds, and that they co-operate with the Comiuitt(;e m their efforts 'duly to carry out the 
 regulations of the As-.mbl.v on the Distribution of Probationers. 
 
 If these recommendations are not adopted, then they would recommend that yon discharge 
 your Committee and leave uU vacancies to procure their own supply, and all Probationers to 
 obtain work as they best can. 
 
 In the event of the continuance of a Committee, it is again earnestly recommended that the 
 As.sembly repeal the regulation adopted at Ottawa in 1M79, '• That Presbyteries correspond through 
 their Clerks with the Committee indicating the names of those Probationers whose services are 
 not iiesired by the vacant congregations within their bounds, and that the Committee be autho 
 rized to act in accordance with the expressed wishes of Presbyteries with regard to this mutter." 
 Under such a regulation the scheme cannot be wrought by any Committee with satisfacti.n to 
 themselves, nor with justice to the Probationers and the Church. 
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 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF KNOX COLLEGE. 
 
 The Board of Management of Knox College beg. rcpcctfully to present to the General 
 
 information regardinB tho educational work of tbe Col ege^ eoveral scholarBhi. and prize,. The 
 
 of Ttiuleuts who have passed through co.uae iu theology during the past ton years . 
 
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 The total n«n>ber of students who have. «noe the institution was established, passed through 
 
 ''' tht numV:; doe' not include those who have partiaUy received their theological training in 
 
 ir lir lt^S:£l^^:Z^^^o^Z^rl^ r C^l.^ attLtlve as a 
 place of residence r-^iunn ,.nntinm.^ chioflv to engross the attention of the 
 
 in the rate of intereBt, the payment o »°»'« fff? tfat 1 e annual a.nount received from the 
 finding suitable reinvestment.s. It will be ""f ,7,". '^^* "i" """^^^^^^^^ the accounts. The 
 
 Steward for the College accommodations has this y«« J^' W^he erea^ rise in the price of 
 Board, while regretting the loss of )^}YZ'^;^dlflmSJMe for the Stew" rd to oontinMe it. 
 provisions and the increased cost of labour '«°'*f^'i.'' ""P"""^^ „,V,«„t satisfactory condition. 
 Ld at the same time maintain the ^"'^^'^J'^R .W^^^"' '" 'f,„P[Z Oen^^^ '"''«'» 
 
 The Board, in estimating the amount requ red for "">;°"««« '[""i " eannot look to any moneys 
 this payment as part of the income of the ^°'1«^«. ^^^f "^j^j^^^^f''; ' /Zrmi^^^^^ incurred in 
 from this .luarter as a source of revenue Every > ear «^^^' »^"^ '■j^J'""^^^^^ , j.j for these 
 repairs to the building and furniture, '|"d =on«.de able «"ms mrLs^ bt a ,^.j ^^ 
 
 purposes and in alterations to the l'«f '"K^P"*'^^^:. J^^^^^ 
 
 nize that with the increase of expenditure, and '^^^^ecjea^e of revenue r i^^,^,^,. This 
 
 a deficiency must year after year arise in tho f''°f^\^^\;^f^lZeu% Fund, or increased liber- 
 deficiency can only be -^^^^y ^* ["X/^^^X Loard regret t^noticr from congregational 
 
 n «on Wvmd asreed to bv last General Assembly. _ „ , , ^ „„„,„^,i 
 
 During the year the collection of ^^scrip^ious lui ihe^uiiamf^r^^^^^^^ J^«utscr^tIo"n; 
 
 by the Kev. Mr. Burns, the agent appointed by the Board, ^f *»« \"^°i^°%, 7*7. ,- u^^e been paid, 
 is »5,337.59. The new subscriptions obtained are 82,22t..4D, of which Sl,71b.4o nave neen pwu. 
 
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 $r)2,-'i'.l'2.1ii. Tilt) iticreaxu ariHes from tho xpticiul ilouation uf a luouiliur of tliu board. 
 
 Tliu annual oxpenditiiro Iiah this year been reduced ly very rigid economy from 312,849.07 
 to «12,tl0». Hi. 
 
 In viow uf tlin urnrat needs of tlie Collei^e ariHi'iK from inaduiiuato aupport, the certainty of 
 increaHud expi^nilit\ire in tho futuni. and tlio decreaHe in tliu inoomd ariKiuK fri>ni the proHent En- 
 dowment Fund, tlie Hoard, in iii ''Drdanue with permiHttion of the <liu<'ral AxHemldy already K'veu, 
 would desire, without delay, to take .-tupB for largely iniTeaning the Kndowment Fund and fr)r 
 tho t'xtinctiou of tlie lloatiuK debt. Thi! LIuard truutu that any elloitti it may make will meet 
 with a hearty ifspouHe throuKhoiit the conatitueucy. 
 
 Ail which 18 reripectfully submitted. 
 
 WM. MOltTIMER CLAHK, 
 
 Chairman. 
 
 REPORT OF THE SENATE OF KNOX COLLEGE : SESSION 1881-2. 
 
 The Henato of Knox College begs to report to the < loneral Asfltmbly that the number of 
 studcntR enrolled in the Theological Department duriui' last ge«niuu was .'J7. These were all in 
 actual attendance upon the ClaHHex. 
 
 The list of the several yeara is as follows : — 
 
 Tumi) Ykab: Messrs. l);ivid Uiokell, Hauuud Carruthers, Charles H. Cooke, B.A. ; .John 
 Currie, .John Gibson, U..\. ; John .lamieson, I). U. Mi:l>unald, Angus McKay, WilUani McKiuley, 
 David .VlcLari>n, li.A. ; and Itoliert (i. Sinclair. 
 
 Sk(oni> Vkar: .loseph Builder, B.A. ; A. K. Caswell, U. M. Craig, Thomus Davidson, B.A. ; 
 lieorge B. (ireig, J. A. Hiiinilton, IS, A. ; ' H HeiiderHon, .John Mutch, B.A. ; D. M. Ramsay, 
 B.A. ; Angus Uobertson, U. B. Smith, Wiln i .i Robertson, B.A. ; U. \V. Wallace, B.A. 
 
 FiHST Ykab: W. II. W. Boylo, .John Campliell, O. H. Freeman, Alexander Hamilton, ,J. 3. 
 McKay, 1! A. ; Thomis McKonnie, B.A. ; \V. S. McTavish, A. B. .Meldrum, William Miller, Thomas 
 Nixon, Henry Norris (Rev.); Alexander Urquhart, .John C. WUltrt. 
 
 While NIr. Norris gave attendance in most d.'parlniiuitH, on the Classes of t!i'' First Year, the 
 General Aasemlily, at its meeting in June last, K'live hiiu the standing of a .Scoon i Year's Student. 
 The Senate is happy to ri'port that in tho work of the College he has fulfilled all reasonable 
 expectations, ami fully justitied the action of the Assembly in hia case. 
 
 The following abstract of the Class Reports is hero given : — 
 
 Dr. Caven, as iu past Sessions, had under his care the Classes in Senior and Junior Exe- 
 getics, and in Biblical Criticism. In the Senior Exogetical Class the First Term was devoted to 
 tho study of the Epistle to tho Hebrews, and the Second Term to the examination of parts of 
 the I'rophecies of Isaiah. Tliis Class was composed of the Second and Third Y'ears in Theology. 
 The gentlemen of the Third Y'ear prepared each » Hebrew Critical Exercise, and those of the 
 Second Year each a (ireek Critical lixercise, according to the rule of the Church. 
 
 The .lunior Exegeticiil Class (lirst year) reed i ritically in the Gospel of Luke during the First 
 Term, and in tho Book of Genesis during the Second. A series of Lectures on Hermeneutica 
 was given in this Class. 
 
 In Biblical Criticism nearly all the topics which belong to tho Introduction to that Study 
 wore dealt with. Criticism is assigned to the lirst year. 
 
 Dr. Gregg conducted tho classes in Apologetics and Church History. In the former class 
 Lectures were given to the first year's students on Natural Theology and the Evidences, and 
 Homilies were road by the ftudents. The ftudouts of tho second year Were examined from text 
 books on the Literature of Apologetics, and on various anti-Theistio Theories, and Discourses 
 by them were read and criticised. 
 
 The class in Church History was attended by the first and second year's studi nts, to whom 
 Lectures were delivured on the First Sevei. Centuries of tho Christian I>a. 
 
 Lectures were given to the atudeuts of the third year on Uiblioal Church History, and Ex- 
 amination was held on a text book on Old Testament Churcli History. 
 
 Professor Maclareu taught two classes iu Systematic Theology, the first consisting of the 
 students of the first and third years, and the second of tho students of the second year. The 
 first class was occupied during the first term with Theology Proper and Ecclesiology, and during 
 tho second term with Ecclesiology, embracing Theories of the Church, the Church Visible and 
 Invisible, the Power of the Church, and the subject of Creeds and Confessions in relation to 
 Church Power. 
 
 In the second class Lectures were delivered on various topics in Anthropology and Soteriology. 
 In connection with the Priestly Otlice of Christ the subject of the Atonement was carefully 
 examined. Tiiis ciass underwent a written examination at tho ciust of t"no Session on ir'.virbairn 
 en " The Revelation of Law in Scripture," 
 
 The first class met five hours a week during the whole Session, and the second class tour 
 hours a week. 
 
APl'KNDIX. 
 
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 Durinir the llrnt Imlf o( tho Sossion Dr. I-roudfoot oonduotod the olMi in Church Oov.rn. 
 n.^ut'^Tn ri-antral Ti::;i.«; He a..hv.,n.a thirty.ev«u lectnre, on "'^ --«-f ^«'; -ut":, 5 
 on the Utter. He aevote.l "l.ecml time uud labour to the HUbjtot of '''" /'" \"' „^ 7""„\'^^^^ 
 tf?theI'reUtoalf;oulrover»y Twenlvfour l)iHOour«es o( Htudentn were heard »»'' «""" ""!'" 
 
 *'" A,?trVrfi./:t^"tify to the re^uunty of atteodauoe by tho BtudentH. to their exoellenl 
 
 cal H!ud'nt':"o7 tllo Heveral yar. were exa.niae.1 ou ''''^^/'f -^ "/i^'To'trSue'l^n 
 study, and nmall prizen, whiou the SeniUe ha^l been enabled to offer, awarded to ine Keuueui u 
 who held tho Hr»t, H.uond and third places. , Colleao by the 
 
 IiiteiaHtiuu and HtiiuuliitinK addreaae^ on Home Missions wore given to tne v^oiiego oy ii>o 
 Ilev MeBHr " Uafrd of ZSand Uobertnon of Manitoba ; and a very valuable lecture on the 
 indactU^ 3 udy if Scripture w.. delivered by the Uev. Dr. W. M. Taylor o N«w \o t. 
 
 In the Vrnu.mlunj lhimrm,nt Mr. .lolin (iib«.,n. 1J,A„ wan r.-.uKaKed aa Tutor m Oreok 
 and Mr. U. M. Uniusay, B.A., was appointed Tutor in Latin. 
 
 The list of studontH in the several years is as follows : - u„„.„i i.™„, Malcolm 
 
 TniBi. Yeau: W. Klemin^. .John (lardiner, ,1. (1. Henderson. C. H. Howard. James Malcolm. 
 D. MoUoll, J. B. Mcr,aren, C. Uutherford, Edward Snyder. 
 
 Stcosi. Vkak: G. Uallantyne, S. S. Uraig, A. 11. Drumm. W . J. Hall, J. H. Uaraie. «. 
 
 Mclntyre, W. Patterson, T. Wilson. ,,,... ,', . w^r „.„ \v Mowat H Norris. 
 
 FiBsi Ykau : J. Brown, .lonatlmu Uoforth, A Kinnear 1>. A. McLean, ^V- Mowat, H. worris. 
 
 In addition to those above clasMtiml, Messrs. H''«J •"'1 ^I''^^';- *^ ':'" **^"'i *i"jr^^^^ 
 University Course, passed tho examination of the third year, m order to secure a standing in the 
 
 '"T';^s!::'^"";:";hat the Semor Class in Greek ^^^ ^^^^^l^^^^:^^ 
 
 £S";i:i;:rc:^'^o^:.^'inXrr.r^^^^ 
 
 in V«rr.,m ^.'12 Lib -1 I -\I ; and that the .liinior Class read \irgil, .bneid, o. i., i -i". »"« 
 C JaTt Uello <:>alhco%'.- IH.Vchaps I.-XV^ The Class ^^^^^^^^^■;:^Z'"' 
 Prose Composition, (irammar was taken up '"^ a .luarter of an hour four tiines a^^^^^^ 
 
 Both I'utors speak with satisfaction of the diligonco of all the students »' " "'!^^'*;^ 
 reKret that the delrtive attainments of some members of the Junior Class on entrance made it 
 difficult for them to derive full benefit from the instruction. K'/«n 
 
 Dr. Uregg, as m past years, kindly oonduoted a class in Mathematics lor the benent oi 
 
 '^"'whn«t''the''»t,idents of the I'rcparatorv Department were not required to pass an examination 
 ,n ElSon^he'clt"^^^^^^^^^ was-opon to them, and several of them gave at least partial 
 
 ""' Mr.°Craig. the Librarian, reports that the library was open for half an hour on '-u^ -Uer^ 
 
 ^?rvo^^£er^^:n'oi:rt^i"^r^^ 
 
 si ^£:::t^&:^-i^^ ^^•^^^ ---^" ~£ 
 
 Isa ah ; th r y seven'volumes and a hu • collection of eampi-.e s, '""f /i'";" ''°'^.;;P?I i^'^'^^j^ 
 tiV^ I r u..il ■ K,.t..(.n volumes auil lar^'e oo oction of unbound Nos. of tlie liiusirateu 
 
 magazines, were presented to the library during last yea^ . ,.r.,vui^,i in the use of the 
 
 Tlw, r.ihniimn recommends that further accommodat.on should be providea m lue use oi me 
 Cons^lLg Depa ment oT'the library. He also solicits the attention of the Senate to the great 
 iniurv sustained by the library from the general distribution of books for the summer. 
 ^ Many of he books require to be lebuund, and in the event of the present movement in behalf 
 of the uLty reHulttllg in any considerable additions to it, the whole Ubrary wiU require to be 
 rearranged and^^ronumbend ^^^^^^^ ^^.^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ,^^ library 
 
 B D oflers ?o roVe Wghly benetieial to theological scholarship. One gentleman has completed 
 
 to the im^o^rtant aid g;nerouB course of study which the Senate has prescribed as leading to the 
 Bachelor's Degree. 
 
 •-. t 
 
xovm. 
 
 APPKNOrX. 
 
 i 
 
 ■i; 
 
 Tli« Hi'viiral Booi(iti<!i in tho Collegu h«r« huon kept up iluriiiK the paHt So»tion with moru than 
 UHual xmaI anil '^iiccfxH, 
 
 Tho \l<tiii,hii»ii-iil mill Liteninj Snc.i'hj ha-K prottiicutcd itii oriliimry work witli much vinoar, 
 and thn piililiii iu«»tinK4 of thu SuHHion w<tu nil that could hn tinmtid. Thu Hoiiutu continues to 
 ro^nrd tliiM Soinrty hh au im|iortant agoncy in traiuiiit; tho utiiduntH tor praotioal work, anpooially 
 for piihlio iipi>ak>iiK. 
 
 Till' UoHiliiiK Room still proved nttrantivu, iind tho xiipply of valiialilu puriodicatx, whilo not 
 Ro RxtonKivi' an cimld lut ili'Hiii'd, \* ntitl incrHaHiiikr. TIih <.'oIIi<k>' \* Iiitk. iin in ho many other 
 rnspi'i'tM. not a littli' indulitn'l to thu tlioiiKlitfiil und bunutici>ut intiTeiit of tli« Clmirmau of the 
 Uoard of MiinitK'nit .it. 
 
 Tho cliiHH for tho cultivation of s'lcr.''/ Mimir, which in now an eHtahlisbeU fciature of the 
 f''illn«<«, hm had rnnri* meuiliHrK than in any pr«vioun yi'ar. 
 
 Th« Sliiil, lll.^' Mi.^^ifinnrii Smifii/ iiicludoH in itn momburHhip all who aro proiiHCutinK study, 
 whutliiT ill Knox ''olInKti or in fnivHrKity CuUeKo, with tho uiiiiiHtry of our Church in view. The 
 Honati' records with iniii;li lliunkfiihiesH the fact that tlii« Hocifty may ho reKanliMl not only a* a 
 valiii(l>l« mi-ans of truiiiiiiK for iiiip«rtniit practical diitirM thosi' who will hoou have thu dirvction 
 of ('Imrcli Work in thrir hand", hut also as, alon^ with tliu devotional iiii'utinKi ht'ld from wuek to 
 wiitik, truly hilpftil to thi> religious lifu of its mpmhtirs. Tlie UnuuciiH of tho Socivtv aro in a 
 hottBr coudition thiin fur suvoral procuding yi'arn, and this Mummi'r twelve minsionani'H will be 
 sent out by it. 
 
 REPORT OF IJOARD (JF EXAMfNEItS, KNOX COLLEGE, TORONTO. 
 
 The Kxaminors appointed by laitt General Assembly have, for the most part, rendered the 
 servico rmiuirod with ala rity and ellicioncv. In coiimirt with ami undur direction of tho Senate, 
 examinations wore (uuiductod in Octobur for tint admission of stud>!nt>< liuih to thu I'rcparatory 
 and Tlii!nlo){ical courses. At tho closu of tho sossion tho usual oxamiiuitions were conducted in a 
 Batisfactory niannor. The Kcholarihips for stuihint^* attoiidini.; University Colle(,'e, and having the 
 ministry in viow, were duly compotod for and awarded. 
 
 In the ruport of thu Senate tho results of these examinations an i impetitions for soholar- 
 ships are fully Kiven ; and it is unnecessary to repeat tho names of tho^B who WiTi admitted to 
 the College or wore successful in competition. 
 
 All whicli is respectfully submitted by 
 
 JOHN LaINQ, 
 
 Cluxinnati. 
 DuNDAS, Ont., Mill/ .')i,i(, 18H2. 
 
 The following Sohola53hips wore awarded in connection with the University Scholarships 
 Scheme : — 
 
 t'int Yiiir. 
 
 St. .lames' Square Church, Toronto, Scholarship, 900. Awarded to H. Esson Reid. 
 
 Knox Church, Stratford, Scholarship, S'jO Ooo. A. (rregg. 
 
 Burns " •• " StO D. McKeuzie. 
 
 Sfcond Year. 
 
 Alexander (I.) Scholarship, 860 John MoGilhvray. 
 
 U.iltimore and Coldspriugs Scholarship, .?50 W. P. McKonzie. 
 
 Third Year. 
 
 iiion Church, Brantford, Scholarship, 550 C. W. (lordon. 
 
 Charles St. Church, Toronto, Scholarship, 310 J. A. Boss. 
 
 Fourth Year. 
 
 St. Thoraa? Scholar.ship, 9,50 D. MoGillivray. 
 
 Alexander (II.) Scholarship, 940 W. A. Duncan. 
 
AI'PKNDIX 
 
 XCIX 
 
 In th« TLeoloBical Doparlment th« SchoUrBhipn iiwardi'd »re ai followi :- 
 
 f'iriil y^iir. 
 
 -Awftrdp-I to 
 
 IIavnk Hi hoi.absiiii', »5t>: For proflrioncy in II«l)fi>w, Kntrance ExRminntion. 
 ■ '".]\^tv*''McA.KnKV Hcnohknmir. XU) : For Oener»l Prol, nry in Closing Kxuminfttion. - 
 
 ■■^■Ai.MlNDKB'8ci.oi.*i.»mp (1,), »50: Por SynUrantic Th«olo«y, Cloding Ei»min«tion. - 
 
 A, W. M».l(lrnm. ,. ,, 
 
 (ic.i.iiiB Hi iiDMHhiiii, Orilt: For LxfRcticH. d. 1 Ircoman. 
 Ciii.i.iKs Hon(.i.»nHiiii' (I. I, #»">■. For Church Hi«l.»rv. -T. Nimn. 
 
 Pi Niivn S. .uisiiii-, »'>0: lM>r .\poli>«.itii'<. -W. U. VV. lloyle. 
 
 Gillies 8i iimlaBiiiiii' (H.I, l'''>r liiliHcfil CritioiHm.— J. C«mrh.>ll. 
 
 Sfrniiit Ynir. 
 
 .1 A (.'amkhon. S'lfomiHmf, W<> : For (idmriil l'r(>flcien( v, (MoHing Fj»«inin»tion. - 
 .1. Itiiil(l«r. It A , P.M. lUiiixny. U.A.,.iHil W. O. W.illa(!o, U.A. , ,- „ „ ,„ ,, ., 
 
 l!.>NAii HiiionHSHii, *10: I'hunli IliHtory, CIohuik Kwminatiou. .1. k taiiwun, 1. Daria- 
 mn, I! A., hikI Win. IldlicrtHon, U.A. 
 
 r.oiiniiiN S, iKiLAii^im, .«"i>: avft.imfttic Thoology. -I). M. Kamnay, li.A. 
 
 Af.RXANr,KBHcii(iLAR«iiif (II.), *r,(l: KxPK'.tii'-i.— W.U. Walla.-,. It A. 
 
 Knox Citumii, TimoNTo, H.iioLAnHHiiMl ). *"^-- Apologotioi. .1. Mutch, U.A. 
 
 IlK.itoN ,S. MoL.ABHiiu', 94(1; best ttVeraK«' Iw Mudfut who UaR not (.'ained another Scholar- 
 vhip.- .1. A. Hamilton, It. A. 
 
 riiiril Year. 
 
 C'kntralCiiuikh, Hamilton, Hcholakship, »flO; (leneral Proficiency, Closing Examination.— 
 
 .Idhn (iilison, H.A. ,„, , ,, „ „ , ,, 
 
 TiHiiKu .SiiionRt.niP (I ), W- .Syntoraatic Tlieology. I>. It. Maoilonalil. 
 FisiiKB HaioLABsriir(Il.),^W: Ext.goti<^«. Samuel CarrnthcrH. 
 
 Knox CnuncH, Toronto, Sc" >WRSHir, 840; Biblical Chunh History Kobort O. Sinclair, 
 t'liKVNK SciioLAHHHir, *!>: l.< ' average Kxamination by .Student who has not gained 
 
 another S> holarship. — Angr ^ McKay. 
 
 Si'.cijv' nn<l Third Yearn. 
 
 HoYoSin.iLinsiiip, «tO. <■ ic). O.n mment, etc., (-'loging Examination. -A. K. CaKwoUtwo- 
 thirdH, luul l;. M. Craig one-tl !■!. ,.,,„,, , • 
 
 Smith SciKiLARHnii', WO: ■ ' K.-iwy on " Love of Ood. —.John .lamieaon. 
 
 Pint, Sec.md and Ti'ird Yeart. 
 
 Clark Prize (I.) -(rjftnge'a Commcntarv) : New Teatament Greek, Closing Examination.- 
 n. M. Bamsay, B.A.. and W. O. Wallace, B.A. u u u n » 
 
 Clark I'ri/k (H.) -(r,ang«'« Commentary) : Old Tentamont Hebrew. — Joseph Bailder, H.A. 
 
 .ScnoLAiiSHiPof.iflO: Proficiency in Oaolio Language.— John Currie. 
 
 Prince of Wales I'ri/.e, 8()0, in enjoyed this year, aa last, by C. H. Cooke, B.A. To Mr. 
 Cooko haa alao been awarded the Prize of |l()8 otTerol for the best E4<ay on "The Hcriptnral 
 Authority for Presbvterianism in its Essential Prinoiploa." The competition for thi« prine wan 
 open to all Theological Students of the Church. 
 
 The First Prize in Elocntion, *12, was awarded to C. H. Cooke, B.A. 
 
 The .Second " 9". " Angus McKay. 
 
 The Third " »•''. " A. K. Caswell. 
 
 KNOX COl.LEGE— FINANCIAL STATEMENT. 
 
 RECEIPTH. 
 
 From College Fund 'Si?? 2r 
 
 '■ Endowment Fund •• 27.52 25 
 
 a :-1 J»«Ai;nnu *nQtr>A>*l<*''i'^n fo^u arailnAtinn. Atn 348 00 
 
 .. , 1077 as 
 
 cj-r^ t 
 
 Balance 
 
 912604 4« 
 
1) • >■■ 
 
 t? :■ 
 
 .,1 " 
 
 C. 
 
 API'KNniX. 
 
 K.\ri:M>nx"iiK. 
 
 .Salaries (.f ProfoHsors, I.ictarer mid Tutors *>^lj^(| "jj 
 
 ]i. I.twiB, Teacliur of Elocutiou 'so "o 
 
 ^^■'"■"'•>' i.MlO 
 
 Inmiraiice 1 I" •!' 
 
 ]'rintiii(;, stiitioutrv mid advortisins ' ';' ■^;] 
 
 A. .V H. Nairn, Coals ' ij;^ '^^ 
 
 Gut accouul ,n!i oc 
 
 Water . , 
 
 Coal Oil and HumlricH /'■ '~ 
 
 Hiiiidry rejiaira, ete . ^^^^ 
 
 l''.ii),'iiii!i!r aiid .laiiitor ~ i. 
 
 HtuduiitK' Society ,"'! , .. 
 
 Proportion of Salary i -,, rui 
 
 (leneral Kxpenses ' '' '" 
 
 IntoreHt on debt and Advauctf^ """ "" 
 
 _ 912iii>l HI 
 
 KNOX coLi.i'.cK ]n'i;sAi;Y kind. 
 
 UKl'Kll'TS. 
 
 Balance from last year ^'-^\]^ ;]^ 
 
 Sundry contributioii.s -■ rjj 
 
 MS"repai.i::::::::::::::::::::--;- ■-■••-■••■•■■ -^ }^'_}^ 
 
 EXI'riXDlTliiK. 
 
 SehoWupB.otcimi'l 1 ■':;.; I! V l! lioooo 
 
 invesieu n 1 <t 
 
 Balance •' ^'^ 
 
 KNOX ('i)I.LK(JK -BTILDIXO FUND. 
 UKCKIl'TS. 
 
 Amount of subscriptions received 
 
 KXI'KXDlTrUE. 
 
 Balance from laBt year ^t^-\ h.l 
 
 Interest on MortRaize J''"'.' " ' 
 
 CanvaHsing and collecting ^*^-'. j'^ 
 
 Proportion of Heneral Kxpenses , onVo-r 
 
 Balance • ^''"- *"' 
 
 S2722 12 
 
 .«27l''2 1-' 
 
 85337 59 
 
 §5337 69 
 
 Kxox coi.i.KiiK -i:xi»()\vmi:nt kind. 
 
 HKCEH'T.S. . 
 
 Balance at beginning of year ^IS.wO 73 
 
 Donation .,i.,, ,,.- 
 
 Interest received .)"i'''o7i nn 
 
 Primipal repaid,..^ __ 844502 98 
 
 EXPBNniTUHE. 
 
 Amount invested »2953tl 64 
 
 liHi'reKt to credit of Knox College 0. Unary Fund ^-'Y'* f;^ 
 
 Balance _21 1 814302 98 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 KNOX COLLKGE-DKBT ACCOUNT. 
 
 Amount of debt last year 3^0;!!i! '^ 
 
 " 1881-82 '"" -^-^ 
 
 lleceived on account of debt ■ • \\v>'> 51 
 
 Balance — present debt ^ 
 
 CI. 
 
 Jill 340 53 
 
 811310 53 
 
 KEPOllT OF THE TRUSTEES OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE 
 AND UNIVERSITY. 
 
 The Trn.neea respectfully submit the Keport of the past Session, the forty-first since the 
 foundation of the Univerbity. 
 
 1. ATTENDANCE. 
 
 The nnml.or of students registered in Arts and Divinity is two hundred and two, of whom 
 .ixtv a e B XiuL' will a v,ew to the ministry. An uu:rease of student., m twelve years, from 
 
 wenty"in"to tw^l undred and two, sufficiently illustrates the growth of ijueen s, and .ts .mpor- 
 Unce to th^ Church and the country. For information respecl.ng the "'^'f ««• ^'^f^^JX ''"^' «""^'»- 
 
 ng of the students, we refer to the Calendar, copies of which may be had at the table. 
 
 n. (lOLD MEDALS, SCnOLARBHIPS, nNITEBSITY «8SA\8 
 
 DrUSARIES. 
 
 Tn fhn Arts Facultv we have a gold medal connected wiO>. Honour sludi>!s in every important 
 department rLna^^s of he Prince of Wales, the Clianc.i.r. the >rayor of Kingston and .lohn 
 Carrutheis Es., are and we hope alw.vs shall be, connected with these Honours. His Kxcel- 
 ^encfthe Governor Gen^^^^^ gives a valuable Kncyclopadia o the most distinguished member of 
 h^Laduatin^das» The Chancellor and other friends c^er handsome prizes for Lniversity 
 Essavs and slLlar^hips. The only fund in an impoverisheu state under this head is the one for 
 which we appeal speciaUv to the Church, namely, that for bursaries to assist deserving young men 
 studying for the ministry. 
 
 in. THBOLOOICAI. 8TDDIE8 A.N.' LBCTUBK8HIP8. 
 
 In one of the departments of the Theological Faculty, the subjects taken up wcre-In Hebrew-- 
 
 moueuiiu H vii ■ Ps i-x XXXV ■ Seniors, Grammar (leseniue) : Kx. xxui, 
 
 .Imuors Grammar (\\olfe).. Tosh, -vu Ps^ . x, ^^^ ^^ ,^; . ... j,^ yi,,;;,^, Criticism, 
 
 xxiv; Deut "-' "^^-j' f„« j^'^'t^^VEpiAirto Ihe He^^^^^^^ on Difficulties in 
 
 IWaTucli In Chtch H "v ThtAnte-Nicene Period, Kilien's Ancient Church Lectures. In 
 
 he ot « epartment he Hubjeits treated during one hour each day were omparat.ve Rehgion, 
 
 rh!rbs*ete"frm C^nada^^^Sv^r^^ Kev. Dr. Bell lectured, in connection with 
 
 tl.A AnnlnuPtics Class on the Itelations of Science and lieligion. ,•, , u , 
 
 The Board hasappointed Bov. Mr. Carmiohael, of King, special lecturer on Church History 
 for next sessTon. and Kcv. D. Boss, B.D. . of Lachine. lecturer on Apologetics. 
 
 IT. ENDOWMENT FUND— NKW LBOISI^TION. 
 
 A little was done during the past year in prosecuting the work of endowment but the amouat 
 thus receverwas more than neutralised by the oheck given to the payment of "f'^'P'^J^'i/h*- 
 tuus receiver «a»ui Council'i" decision in the Temporalities I'und had emboldened 
 ftTdSt eT" f m ht Unltln^titute a suit against the'coUoge A, soon as the decision 
 wis cablerapplicat on was made to the Dominion Parliament for remeciia legislation So warm 
 rndunivorsal was the sympathy felt for the University, that our Bill passed through the House of 
 ■Itirs and the ararwtthLt a single member raising his voice ugams it, Oppos, mn was 
 .on7lnt"d to he Private Bills Committee. If public.authori^ation is an advantage to an '""titut on 
 Oueen's is certainly in an exceptionally advantageous position. It is fort.I.ed by the triple brass 
 fTovalcSr the Provincial Legislature, and the Dominion Parliament. Now that our posi- 
 tion U secure Hh oarnostly rciuested that all subscriptions to the Endowment and Building i and 
 tion IS sixure, it '^ oafSTJ^'J^i „„ „ „ „„„5ihl« On the faith of these giibscriptions, eugage- 
 
 ■m^'l'liaTe'L'en'LdeVand'thrm^n^^^^^^^^ needed. It may be a true remark, but it is 
 
 Evidently forgotten by some people, that subscriptions benefit no cau.e untU they are paid. 
 
I'i 
 
 I SI 
 
 ji 
 
 
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 s -^ 
 
 cu. 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 V. TIIK I'REPABATOnV IiEI-AnTSIKNT —MATBICUI.ATION. 
 
 This Department, whirli existed for three years, has been abohelied, with the sauction of the 
 Church, and to the great Hiitisfactioii of the I'roforfsdrs. Our Htandard for matrionlatiou in that of 
 Toronto I'liiversitv, and it is irnpossihle to vary from it without imposing additional labour on 
 High Snliool MiiHterB, wlio nro already sullieieutly worried by departmental changes. We would 
 prefir a Matr'culatiou Examination that demanded a higlier percentage of marks, and a more 
 thorough knowledge of (irammar and of tho rudiments of Latin and (ireck Composition than the 
 present standard. Kvidently the lienetita of University and Theological training can be fully 
 enjoyed only by those who have been well grounded in the rudiments of English Composition, 
 ('laF?i(s and .Mathematics, and nowhere can this drill be given so well as in High Schools 
 and Academies. 
 
 VI. BKSIQNATIOS OF IIKV. DIl. WII.I,IAli.,ON. 
 
 After forty years of loyal service, our " Veteran Professor" has resigned the active duties of 
 his onice. He retires from the full work of a I'rofessor's chair crowned with tho most honourable 
 laurels tlMt man can wear the este.^ni of tho Trustees of tiie Cburcii, tho devotion of the students, 
 and alTrc'tionate reminiscences on the part of every graduate. He has long been our link with the 
 past, and his resignation murks a new era in the history of the University. It '.v]ll be satisfactory 
 to the Assembly to know that his ofheial conuootion with tho institution as its Vicc-I'rincipal is 
 to continue, and that hi' is still to give hig services in connection with the Observatory, tliat may 
 bo called his creation. 
 
 VII. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. 
 
 The establishment by last (iencral Assembly of a Common Fund for the benelit of its Theo- 
 logical Colleges in Ontario and Quebec has been nobly responded to by the (Church. 3S,010 have 
 been forwarded to the Treasurer ; and when the books for tho year are made up, this will 
 probably bo increased to .« 1,(100, which is the smallest sum with which our Theological Department 
 can bo sustained, even in its present imperfectly cciuipjiod state. Our delioit would have been 
 turned into n small balance to credit had we received the full amount before the close of our 
 financial year. 
 
 An appeal was made for special subscriptions to the Library Fund during the past year, and 
 $1,000 have been sent in as the first result. Of this sura, .^jmi "came from Allan (iilrao'ur, Esq., 
 Ottawa, a tried friend to whom (Queen's has been indebted again and again. 
 
 To provide for an additiimal Cliair in .\rts and the long-desired third ('hair in Theology, and 
 at the same time meet the loss of revenue consequent on tho lowered rato of interest from invest- 
 ments, and the announced withholding of part of tho grant hitherto received from tho Temporalities 
 Fund, we have appealed to the friends of the Unisersity for subscriptions to tho amount of $7, .500 
 a year for five years. By the time that the Assembly meets, it is hoped that a report may be 
 given of the success of this now movement, which is" intended to make the otiuipmont of the 
 institution reasonably complete. 
 
 Ql-KKN's < '(ji.i.KOE, -.V</t April, AVW 
 
 CllAULES F. IllELAND, 
 
 Secrftarji to the lUitinl, 
 
 No. l.-OKDINAHY REVENUE AM) E.XPENDITUKE FOR THE YEAH 
 EN1)IN(; 1st AlMilL, 1.S82. 
 
 UKVKNL'K. 
 
 (irant from Coldiiial Committee of Church of Scotland # 'Hid 00 
 
 Temporalities lioivrd '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'. 3000 00 
 
 Kingston Uliservatorv rjv) nn 
 
 Fees Class anil ( iiaduation ''!!.!!,!!! 1016 00 
 
 Interest on Murtg^vges and other Securities ...'........'.....,.. 1108.5 94 
 
 The Professors, beiieHciarie.« uf the Temporalities Fund 650 (X) 
 
 ( 'hureh .Igents, projOTrtion <'f Funds collected for support of Coileges^ 
 
 Balance IHHO S] $1048 1.". 
 
 Acct. lHK)-«2 ...'. 26fM I'I 
 
 3642 64 
 
 Dominion Government, Kent Drill Shed and Grounds 5000 
 
 Balance, deficiency .............. 365 37 
 
 •2126!t 96 
 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 CUl. 
 
 KXPK.NDITURK. 
 
 Deficiency, WO-81 ?iow m 
 
 Salaries, aa in previous annual stutements ... jf: 
 
 InHurance, Tiixen <in Lands and Uepairs "'!'•' ^\ 
 
 Travelling Kxpense. 12J JO 
 
 Advertijint;, FrintinK, Stationery, etc (•72 40 
 
 Fuel . 
 
 Went .Fanitor's House. . 
 Water and (la-s Hates 
 Vri/.M Books 
 
 Museuni 
 
 Expenses of Priiitiiih', 'tc. College Bill, Dominion Parliament. 
 
 I )l)servatory, Balance IJuildinK 
 
 ( 'ontinj,'encies 
 
 Work on Uroiinds 
 
 It; 50 
 
 104 70 
 
 m 7« 
 
 101 00 
 
 217 K« 
 
 210 14 
 
 90 89 
 
 ti6 85 
 
 «212«il 95 
 
 QliKKN"s roM,Ki;K, KiNd.sTO.s, 17th April, i^-. 
 
 Kxainined and found correct. 
 
 ,1. K. ('I.AKK, ) 
 
 K. d. (;kohi;k, ) 
 
 AuUil',ri. 
 
 No. 2. -UKCKIITS .VXD DI.SBUHHKMEXTS ON ACCOUNT OF SCHOLARSHIPS 
 
 AND PIUZK KSSAYS. 
 
 UKI Kins. 
 
 Balance on liand as (>er List audit '^ 
 
 I'rince of Wales Scholarship 
 
 Toronto Ladies' " 
 
 kinKston Ladies' 
 Mowat 
 Watkins 
 l.eitch Memorial 
 
 No. 1 
 No. 2. 
 
 C'atarai|ui 
 
 Olass Memorial " 
 
 Dominion " 
 
 Buchan " 
 
 Dow " 
 
 Melntyre " 
 
 Kaukin " 
 
 Cameron, (iaelic " 
 
 M. S. MrD.malil " 
 
 McNab* Horton " 
 
 Lewis Prize 
 
 Kedden " 
 
 Kirkpatriek " 
 
 .McCillivray Scholarshii> 
 
 Colonial Conmiittee Grant for Scholarships. 
 
 (,'annichael Prize 
 
 Mackerras Schcdarship . . ... 
 
 .Sponce " 
 
 Tliorburn Prize 
 
 McBean " 
 
 Almonte " 
 
 Anderson Scholarship 
 
 l>I8Bt;RHKMK^T^*. 
 
 Prince of Wales 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Kini ston Ladies' 
 
 Mowat 
 
 Watkins 
 
 lieitch Memorial No. 1 
 
 Cataraipii 
 
 Scholai-ship Medals . 
 
 .1. Hay. 
 
 W. Nicol 
 
 . .Miss M. Spooner , 
 
 . . IL FoiKci 
 
 ...I. J. Wright 
 
 , ..'V. Givan 
 
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 25 00 
 25 00 
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 Ml- 1 ntyre Scliolar«lii|i ...................... ' 400 00 
 
 .'.'.'.'. 1000 00 
 
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 .Mowat 
 Dow 
 " I'rince of Walpg 
 
 " W.itkins 
 
 " Toronto liadjps' 
 
 KinK'Kton Ladies 
 " Lewis 
 
 " Glass 
 
 " Silence 
 
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 Schiilartliips anil I'ri/f Kssayn, as per Statement No, -1 . 
 
 C. F. Ireland 
 
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 I.pjis cash on hand ■ ■ ■ 
 
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 ('. H. .Martin 
 
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 BURSARY AND SCHOLAUSHll' IIND. 
 Sks.sion 1SS1-S2. 
 
 UE'.'KII'TS. 
 
 Balani-e per liwt statement 
 
 Hiirsary returned 
 
 I'er Priif. KerKUsnn . 
 
 First f.'oniireKatidiial Olmrch, Kini;sti)n 
 
 Uursary retiirned 
 
 Principal (Want, for preachinj; 
 
 St. Andrew's Church, Ottawa 
 
 .St. Andrew's Church, Perth 
 
 Innpioi.s . . . 
 
 Knox Church, Morrislnirj; 
 
 Cheslev . 
 
 West kini;. 
 Seymour 
 
 (ialiriel .St. Church, Montreal. 
 
 Stirlin).' 
 
 Trenton 
 
 Ferf,'ii 
 
 Martintiiwn 
 
 .Melhounie 
 
 Brockville First Presliyterian Church 
 
 Lunenbur^ 
 
 Avonniore 
 
 Storrinitton, Pittshurich and (Jlcnhurnie 
 .folm St. Church, Belleville, Bilile Class 
 .\ Member Chalmers Church, KiuK'ston 
 Interest 
 
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 Loans to Five StxiilentH j *--," ^jj 
 
 KurBsrieH to Students ' 
 
 One Church ScholarHhip 
 
 I'ostages .•?(>, Book Circulars, etc., Sfi.lO 
 
 1 '.iilance 
 
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 12 10 
 SK) 47 
 
 »451 r,7 
 
 A. Maoalimtkr. 
 
 Treaturtr. 
 
CVl. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 RKPORT OK THE |{()AH1) OF MANA(;E.M?:NT OF THE PRESBY- 
 T!,I'IAN COLLKOK, .MONTREAL, Fol; THE VEAR 1881-82. 
 
 , M 
 
 ': t 
 
 III pr.-Hcnti.iK till, l!op..rt. t. ,'cth<'r with tli;it nf tli.' .S,.iiat.- f.n the yiMV I'^Sl 82, thu B.iaril of 
 the I n-sl,ytCTiiin ( ..U,.^.,., Monti il, .li-^ir.- t.i vypiwn th.-ir L;i-.it.-ful uijl>M(.«U..,lKi-ineiit n( tht) con- 
 timiHcl pnwiiiTity which, by thi? Divine lih>,ii,t,', Inu l)wn i-iijiyeil hy tliu in.stituti.in over whoKe 
 iiitHrMHt," f,hi! (ieni-ial ,\s.siMii)ily h ,s cuMimI tht'iii to preside. 
 
 li. «,ip ir» friiiii the liep.'irt ..f the .Senate that the total niunlierof students under their care 
 <lu/ii',. Jie session w,,s s,.M.nty-t«o, a uonsi.leialile ineivase npon tlie niiinlier ..f former years, and 
 al*hoii-ji all of IheiM did not cunjilele the work of their Veals, coinpaiiitively few will fail to coil- 
 tiiiiie their studies in this institution. The Ho.inl concur with the .Senate in tliankiiii,' the Kev. .\. 
 n. Maekay and Memri. A. C. Hutcliis. .. and .1. McLaien for their valual.le ^-i-vh-:- .-.■atuitously 
 rendined. 
 
 Karly in tl ■ sessi in prej;'i-;utioii for eiiterini; into oiciipati<ili .if the I.avi 
 
 It was thonnht proper that the Kev. .1. V. ( 'aineion should turn his chief ;t>ie>itioi 
 of the Library, and the l!ev. ■). \Jeraul_,_l!._.\., was aceoi(lini,'ly appointed in leli 
 
 I'liiiieiit »).-rv ice ; 
 
 Moirice J.v rary, 
 
 ■> tl'.e cat.il okiuini., 
 
 e him of liis work 
 
 this dep.i';iiicnt. 
 
 resident t.uileni--, .md the atrnu, 
 
 iiiL'ularly ).fea.->.iiiit :i;id hiiriumious 
 
 rer him t...ii.plete;y recove,'.'d, ha.' 
 
 in the (Jreek and Latin classes. Mr. .Mcf'aiil n-ndeivd in..st 
 N'otwilhstandin- the very jiiniti 1 accommodation available f.i. 
 ilosire of all students to be in residence, the session has been a ; 
 one. Only one case o( sickiieits, Iroiii wliiidi happilv the sut.- 
 occuired. 
 
 The new I )avi.! Moirice Hall uid Library are IllaKil|^' progivss, and yoi , Hoard expe<'t to enter 
 into ..(-cupatioii at the eoninienceii.ent of the session in .Septendni next. Mu.'i ad.litional e.tpenae 
 will be eiitaile.l by such occu|iatioi., :,n expenditure. Ji.^wever, that c^old not be Letter ai.plied, so 
 iieceHsary to th.- .■Ihcieiicy of a Collect ■,.. the well-b- ov o- its students. Such alterations in tile old 
 Iniili inn as are necessary to harinoni/.e it >vith the Hew lia.e been ordered to b- made. 
 
 In view. .f the extension of tie Imil.iiiiKs and the uirKe increase in the inin.berof students in 
 resilience, tU,: I..KU.1 have ha.l f..rce 1 upon them the coiidderati'-n of the iippointment <■" a i>ei>i; of 
 KeMi.leiice. ami m^ view ,,f the fact that at j-reseiit the Lecrnrer :n i 'lassies ai;.l Mathematics and the 
 l-ibrari.'in ar.; b..tii pai.l .dhcers, it is .leen.. ■ ' .lesirable t., ...-ire I ,'ie sei vices .,f a I )enn. who, in .uMi- 
 Hon totliesup.|rvi.-,iui of ibr Steward am! 1 MninKhall and the i.eiie).,l -veisiVht -.( th.' .tu.lents in 
 'r";."if ' ^' , f"f -,.'■''■' V^ "[ ''"' ''''"■■''■>• »>"! coii.lnet the cl use:- i„ the Idt-rary IJenariinent of 
 the ( >,-ll.:..r". It: l^^ beheve.l mich services w..nld be much m.ire e'b (■ti\ v.hen iKii.'.rmed by one com- 
 petent pe.».,, .-mirBeil 8|_OTially with all th- w..rk. than uii.ler ;i.e t-'cj.orarv auuntjement hereto- 
 Ihe ividltloii;..! expeinliture . .nnectcl with the a|ipoiiitiu. nt h,Ls been guaranteed hy 
 t.i render unnecessary a larger ileman.l .m the common CollcKe 
 
 liue exis 
 
 .several fri.'u ,. .,f i;lie institution so 
 
 Kunil than ",ie p.eser', diuimnt .if • 
 
 .,000. 
 
 . . .... r, - i.ly tor ociMipatioii iliiriiiB 
 
 jiant sess, .n. a.-, was anticipate.! a year aw... With the excepti. ,i of the MuihliuK Fun.l, the 
 iiidel.^te.lnesH of vvhich is .|21,(.Hr..^;,. there remains a balance on hand t the cre.lit of every one of 
 the ijthfi; tioids ..f the t .ibetje, the Knd..wment Kun.l n..w anemiitiiv f., 'IIO,47t;.17. 
 
 Ituriiif,' the ;, cir the lai;,',. amounts annouiice.l as c.ntribute.l bv lldwanl .Maekay, Rsip, of 
 
 Mackaj (hair. Mr. Kdwar.l Maekay s .lonati..ii was .•oupled with the expression ..f his desire 
 that th,. salary ..f the present ..ccui.ant of the Chair sh,,ul.l be increase.! from ■S2..-.00 to .<«;10(K) per 
 aiimini so lon^ as he cmtinued a l'rofe.s.s„r in the ColleKe. The U..ar,l aec^pte.l the ^rift with tills 
 conditi.iii, an.l the re.iuisite notarial dee.I ,)f .ionation has been prepared, mmwA and accepted by the 
 
 oaMs',.„i' 1, ■, ■■..■ ■ f .1 ""^'^ ","■ T"-"',"" ^*^'-'^"'' J'"' ■-"''J'^^-'' "f l'"^ ^'""« I'*-'"!? the whole w,>rk, 
 
 1 omt. .s ','.,', ,,"■■ ri'"i'" "'"'■'' "" """'"'" ''"'""«^' ^^'"' "'« "J'"""" "f ti'« fi"t y*"'-^ 
 
 tl.Miiiletics t.ir stu.lelits ..f lii^;her years. 
 
 of b,dMi'''fbt'.'l'''r';n !.';'►' '"'''l' ty*"""",'?' * *" ">* ^'"""K'"'"'"'"' t''« .vt'ar.and the Board are h.ipeful 
 Hupp..rt (.'f ihe i/brary. Assembly «onie perii.auent source <.f annual income for the efficient 
 
 The !!!o;t. i,r.i-u.raiive want now felt in that nt a l'r..f, ;...i .,i (iieek and Hebrew Exeu'esis Feei- 
 Z,' ,';m''^""t'/""-'-''".'r."^ ",''■•' "•'••"f™'^"'-- '•'« '^•>''^d '■-■'-■ntly took steps t'.seaire aX^itee of a 
 C^rrr;;.!*;" Z^.^'-' '-' ■' '"■" -^ '■^■'' ^''""' -^ -• '-"y t- re,.rt that^his effort ha. 
 
V, Ksq., of 
 ii.siirer, and 
 ly, Ksi]., of 
 Illation haa 
 the endow- 
 
 1(" ".IcW('|j1) 
 
 'li- clusire 
 
 •■<.!. OIH) ner 
 
 t witli this 
 
 [ited by the 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 evil. 
 
 Thi! lioard lu'vC ri'spcctfuUy to recommend 
 
 1. That thefJeneral A.-<«embly appoint the llev. John Sorimi,'er, M.A., of Montreal, I'rofetn.r 
 >f Oreeit and Hebrew Kxe>{c»i«, at a salary of $2,."'W i)er annum. 
 
 2. That a l)ean of Kunidence be appointed in termn of thin Report. 
 .Ml nf which in renpectfully mibmitted. 
 
 In name and by authority of the Hoard. 
 
 JOHN STlHMNti, 
 
 Sfirelnrij. 
 MoNTKK.VI., <!M Jiiw, IHH'.'. 
 
 REPORT 
 
 OF THE SENATE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN 
 MONTREAL, FOR THE SESSION 1881-Sl>. 
 
 COLLEGE, 
 
 The Senate of the Presbyterian ( 'oUeKo, Montreal, bev; t.. report that the total number of rttudents 
 preparing for the ministry in this Colle-eand in .Me(iill liiiverHity who have been under their cliarKe 
 during the whole or part of the past session is soventy-two. Of tliese thirty were in 1 heolowy and 
 the reniainiler in the .\rts anil |ireparatory elasHes. „ . i t, \\r 
 
 Those who entered the lirst y.ar in Theolo-y were: Messrs. J. liennett, HA;. ;'• ""^V,. ^^• 
 Kra.Her, .) . P. (Jrant, A. Lee, D. Ma(d<ay, A. SiMimi,'er, \V. K. Shearer audi.. WhillanH. Ihotie 
 connecting themselves with the College while in tlieir third and fourth years in .\Ic<^ill I nivermty 
 were .Messrs. I,. I!. Cregor. K. Greenshlelds, J. A. Thompson, d. Kei.l. .Messrs. .M. I, I.eitch and 
 N. Waddell were admitted to the second year's Literary Course, and the following students entered 
 as atudeiits of the Hist year either in the fiiiversity or the pre|iarat..ry course : Messr-. (.. .\. lllair, 
 1). Camer.m, A. R Clement, A. Currie, .\. S. (Irant. .1. \\. (iauthier A. < .nmlx, \ . (.roiilx, I. I-. 
 Hap'rave .1. H. Miggiiis, H. o. I-oiselle, .1. A. .Macfarlane, C. .Mackerchar, .F. M. Ma.Vicar, .1. 
 .Martin, 11. Vihitte, W. K. Wallac. 
 
 C. .Martin, 11. Vilatte, W. K. W.allace. . t ., • 
 
 The Theological classes were taught during the session, according to the curricuhim set torth in 
 the C'oliege Calendar, by the usual staff. The Uev. Dr. .(enkiiis, wli.,iii the Assemby appointed to 
 lecture in Pastoral Theology, being compelled bv ill health to visit Kur..pe, that subject remained 
 attached to the chair of the Princijial. The Uev. Dr. Nc.Nish continued his course of lectures on 
 the Gaelic Language and Literature with great protit to the t laelic-speaking students and others who 
 availed themselves ..f the privilege of attending them. 'I'lie work of the Literary department was 
 temporarily divided between the Hev. .). Y. Cameron, A..NL, and the Lev. .J. .McCaul, li. \. llie 
 renewed thanks .,f the Senate are due to the Rev. A. IJ. -Mackay f..r his lectures in Sacred Khetoric, 
 and to Messrs. A. C. Hutchi-uii and .1. McLaren, lecturer.^ in Kcclesiastical Architecture and 
 Sacred .Music, fivr their valuable gratuitous services. ... • i , 
 
 The Senate have pleasure in recording certain improvemeiits recently made m the curriculum ot 
 Mctiill Ciiiversitv which will be greatly ill tli' interest of our students. . .u « i 
 
 The usual ex.iminations were conducte<l by the Senate at the close of the session, when the tol- 
 lowing students i.assed in the work of their respective years, and were accorded their aiipropriate 
 standing: 
 
 As having pass.d the l'ost-gradu;ite course : Mr. J. Mitchell. 
 
 As having passeil the Sessional Kxamination ' '^ ■ ""-■' •—' 
 
 T. Herridge, B.A., K. McXabh. P.. A 
 
 As having passed tlie"Sessi.in'al K\aiiiinalion of the first year ; Messrs. 1). Currie, B.A., i. P. 
 
 nt, R. (iamble, 15.A., A. Lee, W. .Mackeuzi.. P..A. , , ., . 
 
 The following students having (.nly iiasseil examinations in part of the work of their yeain, owing 
 
 ,,f the third year: Messrs. L P. iiruneau, S. Car- 
 riere','R.Hyfre,'.y.>Iorris(m, (i.e. .Mous.seau,.L Koberts(,n, .L "a Stewart. 
 
 .Vs having passed the Ses>i.)nHl Kxamiiiation of the second year : Messrs. U. U. Cameron, >v. 
 H. (Jed.les, \V 
 
 A 
 
 "v'ing students having (.nly iiasseil examinations in part of the work of their yeain, owing 
 
 tothetennsofattiliation with. Mc( Hill niverdty or other causes, !>re at present iiiiclassihed in llie- 
 oloey: Messrs. A. P. Hlouin, A. E. Duncim, M.A., B.C.I.,., W. Fraser, /. Lefebvre, li.C.L. D. 
 MacKay \V. Dgilvie, U.A., C. A. Pelletier, A. Scrimtcer, W. K. .Shearer, K. Stewart and I,. 
 Whillans, U.A. 
 
 The following students have pa.ssed in the Literary department : 
 
 .SEeoM> Ykak :— J. C, Campbell, D. L. D.-war. J. .McLaren, S. A. A. Thomas, N. Wachlell. 
 FlB.tT Vkak:— P. P. Briol, A. B. Clement, A. (iroulx, V. Croulx, H. O. Loiselle, .1. -Martel, 
 W. E. Wallace. 
 
 The following stiulents, most of whom are imderRraduates of McOill University, await entrance 
 upon Theological studies before being classiHe.l : Messrs. H. >L Ami, B.A., Ji. A. Blair, D. (ameron, 
 A". Currie, A. ,S. (irant, L. iv. (Iieg.u-, r..A., K. (iiocnshioi.io I., '•'■"""r"'' \ ^- ^'^Yr^lV-J- i 
 HiKKii»*.<i- I"- H. Hitchcock, v.. Kinnear, R. Laprise, M. L Leitch I Lockert J- < • ^l*"^'"- •'; 
 A. Macfarlane, D. A.'MacLean, C. MacKerchar, .1. H. MacVicar,.r. L.Monn, B.A., \V. D. Roberts, 
 J. Reid, 8. Rondeau, R. Smart, P. K. St. Germain, J. A. Thomiison. 
 
 W '■' 
 
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C'Vlll. 
 
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 M I 
 
 The fiplliiwiiiL; iiw.inlH wore nmile in f'ltineitidii with the Hf^iinnnl Rxnininatinnn : 
 Thk .Mi>uiiirK I'Ki.M.WHiiif Or- ><:,()«, f(.r thi'hi-hc it |ir..|H,itiMn ..f m.irki in th<- wIh.Ip w.uk, pa-i an.I 
 iKiiMir, iif til.' yciir to «liich tlw ttiiiji'iit I)i'|..iii;m, with tlic ii.liliticpi of tin- fir»t yriir'n [roiiiil..ti,.4 
 for ■-tiiiJeiitM of hi>,'licr ycur«, thi' -tiulciit lo tiiiv.'l in liritiiiii or th^ contiMi-iit iif I'lurope : Mr. 
 W. 'I'. H.niiL-.s It. A. 
 
 TmK AnmK MoilllICK S( ll(Pl.Mi-.HIF' UK .<«I()II, for ull tl 
 
 iiii honor, of the -ipconfl year : 
 tir-^t yeiir : Mr. \V. A. M:ic 
 
 Mr. .r. li. Stewart. 
 Mr. W. H. (i.uldes. 
 Mr. A. I, to. 
 
 Mr. W. T. ll.-rri.lKe, li.A. " ' ''''"' 
 
 TiiK ("uKscK.sr SiiiKKT .S(:M<>i,.M(.-.ii II' (IK 810(1, for tin- saiii.' Iti tin 
 kenzie, li.A. 
 
 TilK .MdUHlcK. S( iKii. \ii--iiiiMiK.*7(l. for till- «aiii(! : Mr, I >. < •iirrir, l;.A 
 
 TilK -M.M K,\v SriKii. Mt.siiiK OK Slill, for thi- piiMH work of the tliir I y.Mr 
 
 Thk .Vmikii.-^iiN .S(miii..\iisiiii' ok s;{i(, for the nivnin : .Mr. .1. .Morrison. 
 
 TllK .Aniikksos .SiMiil.Ali.Hilli' (IK •'*MI, f.ir the paHH work of tli.' ^.•cond yniu 
 
 Thk('(ii.i.k,;k.S( ii(,i..\ii.siiii. oK.tJK, for the s:inie ; Mr. K. MoNiilih, HA. 
 
 TllK .loiiN UkiiI'mii S( iioi..vit-;iiii' OK >f'iO. for the pass work of the tir-'t year 
 
 TllK A.MiKiiso.N S(iioi,.\ii?iiii|i (IK $•.'0, for the same : Mr. i;. (iaiiihk'. li..\. 
 
 Thk Iakciiiii .m. Si hiii,.mi.-iiii' ok ."(."id, for text ami e.xeKe^is of Koniain : .Mr, W. T. Iferriilye, H.A. 
 
 Thk Mamii.ion (.MeN'.ihh Street) Siiii^' \ll-iliii' ok iH), for t'enerai protieienev in the work of the 
 
 year, to I'leiicli stiuU-iits in Tliei- ,y : Mr. (i. (', SloiisMsin. 
 TllK (liKi.i'ii (Chill r-' Chnrclil Sciloi.Mi-'IIM' ok •JiK), for tlie s;iMie ; .Mr. I. I'. Ilnineiin. 
 
 TllK Knox Chi Hcii, .Montiikm., Si iioi..\iisiiii' ok .filid, for Ihm'li^h stmlentK Htnllvin^ for French 
 i'.vaim'eli/ation : -Mr. I,. \i. (Irei^nr. 
 
 TllK I'.Miis (IliinifrieM Street) S(Hoi..vit.sHri' ok •■!llO, for profiiieiicy in ttie work of the year, to 
 
 I' reiicli i.tii(liiit.H in the Literary coiir.-<e : Mr. S, \. A. Thomas. 
 TllK Coi.i.KcKScHoi.AjisiiiKoK J^lll, for tile Kaiiie : Mr. V. (ironlx. 
 
 ThkTan.vku Sciioi.Ali.siiii'oi s-jn, for the hist Kreneli seraion hy an Kn-lish Ktudeut : -Mr. W. K- 
 Shearer. 
 
 Thk MacLknnan S(Uoi..mi.shik ok ><W, !,„■ proticieney in Caelic : .Mr. C. .Mackerchar. 
 TnK(iKou.,K Stki'IIKN.s SciKii.AllsHli' OK .s!.".0, for 1,'eneial iiroficiency in tli.' work of the (ir.st year. 
 
 .M((;illC<.lle;;e: .Mr. .r. A. .Maefarlane. 
 TllK .Sriiti.iNii Siiioi..\nsiiii' OK i*M>. for tlie same in tlie second year : .Mr. S. Romleaii. 
 Thk l>inxiiAi.KSciloi.Ai<siiipoF.*"ill, for the same in tlie thinl year : .Mr. \. liiie. 
 Tub CoLi.KiiK S( iioi.AHsiiii' OK .*.".0, for the .same in the fourth year : Mr. .). L. Miirin, U..\. 
 Thk Ma( l.KNXAN Tui/.k ok jSilO, in hooks for (Jaelic lleiuliiiK' : .\[r. C. .Maekerchar. 
 Thk .MaiXish I'kizk ok .«10, for examination in (iiwjlic lectures ; Mr. .T. C. .Martin. 
 SAiiiKli ItllKTolilc, F1H.ST I'lil/.K, ••?l.'i : .Mr. A. Lee. 
 
 "Skco.nii I'lii/.K, ••illO: \V. A. Mackenzie, B. A. 
 AKCiiiTKdi iiK, FiR.sT I'ltlZK, AlO : .F. H. Stewart. 
 
 •"^Ki'iMi I'liizK, .■<.■): .1. Morrison, .1. Uoliertsoi, 
 Mrsic, FiiLsT I'liizK, 810 : U. .MacXahli. r,.,V. 
 " Second I'ltizF, n-i ; W. T. Herrhlu-e, IJ.A. 
 
 LlTEllAHV ANIi I'lm.Or^ol'IIICAI. SoClKTV I'lllZKS :— 
 Speakini,', .810 : .Mr. W. T. Herri.lKe.'l!..\. 
 ICiiK'lisli Iteadinn, .81(1 : .Mr. I). (J. Cameron. 
 Krencli Neailing, .810: Mr. S. IJonileaii. 
 '• Essay, .$10: .Mr. .r. I.. Morin. H..\. 
 
 <• ,;^"i;*''',''7'",'''"'''«t'''",f''>the'l'ri't'e of 1!.I). was held in the month of October when the lidv, 
 I., iiirnlielil, M \.. HrockviUe, p.issed. The re«iil.ir examin.'ition took place .-it the close of the 
 I ollcKe Sessional Kxaininations, when the Kev. .1. I'. ^JacI,aren and Mr. .Fohii Mitchell passed and 
 receive,, the def;ree. .ind the Hev. C. K. Amaron, .M. A., and He-. .J. .1. Casey passed their hist exaini- 
 natioii for the same. 
 
 The Monday afternoon lecture hivs been maintained throuRl it the He-som with beneficial 
 results. Ihe Literary ami Philosophical Siv.-iety, the .Missionary ., leiety, the ' ioia Mater .Society, 
 am the LditiiiK ( ommittee of the C.,ll,,ie Jounml have carried on their work with much hannonv 
 and Buceess, and the moral and siiiritual tone of the College h.is been all that could be desired. 
 
 Con p.watively few additions have been made to the I,ibrarv, but it is hoped that with the 
 greater facilities for consnit.ition in the new David Morrice Hall, an im|)etus will he L'iven to thin 
 important ail 1 to Theological educatiiin. 
 
 The Senate would respectfully call the attention of the venerable the (Jeneral As«ernbly : 
 
 1. To the inconsistency between the demands of Colleges and IVesbvteries as reirards the Latin 
 
 extra 
 
 2. To the desirability of so harmonizing Presbyterial and College examinations as to prevent 
 a burdens being laid upon students which would interfere with their attention to College duties. 
 
APPKNDIX. 
 
 CIX. 
 
 X Til the pressintf nppil nf :i Chair of fireek nnil Hi-hrew Kx<>(,'P»is in thisi Oilleif*, anil in connee- 
 tinn therewith, to th« mulMiit.ti'il merits ami the tliiitni nf the Itev. .Inhn ScriniBer, M.A., who hiw 
 fir iiuuiv yeiirK piint lectiire.l nn thene ftiibjectsi under 'pecial diiiadvantaKe" to himself, hut neverthe- 
 !•— < with ureat acceptance and »iiccenii. 
 
 All of which if iPHpwtfully -lubniitted. 
 
 1). H. MACVICAl!, 
 
 I'rmi'lent o/ the SennU. 
 
 l'liK~IIVTKl;lAN t'ol.I.ECK, 
 
 Md.STliE.M,, Jinir ^\th, 1H«2. 
 
 IMiKSBVTERIAN COLLECE, MONTFU^AL, IN ACCOUNT WITH REV. 
 
 K. H. WARDEN, Trmniirer, 
 FOn THK YEAR ENDINO MAY, 1882. 
 
 I. -ENDOWMENT El'ND. 
 
 IIKIEII'TH. 
 
 I'.il.uiceon hand, SlHt May, ISHl S4",47ti 17 
 
 I 'iintrihiitionn. a« pfr appended lint 70,0<10 jH) 
 
 I iit< rent from investments l,"'!- US 
 
 DIxniHHEMEXTS. 
 
 I'rcdited to Ordinary Ileventic $l,7fiiJ .<8 
 
 I'aliinreon hand...' 110,470 17 
 
 II.-OKmNAi;V KIND. 
 
 IIEIKIITS. 
 
 r.alanco on hand, Mst May, 1881 ■• , *f'-« jj" 
 
 Theoliiitical Chair. Huhscriptions as per appended lint 2,8;t7 .W 
 
 < ', lutrihntion, liei . T. Kenwick _ '.^ *J^ 
 
 I'roportion of Colle^fe Fond ''; . , 
 
 Interest from Endowmi.iit I'und I,7ti2 -W 
 
 DIHBl'RBKMKNTS. 
 
 ■">.ilarieH of Prof eBsorn, Lecturers, etc ''''o^jl nn 
 
 Mr. .toseiih .Tackson, Annuity " ?? 
 
 I'u.'l. .^.'.li'l.ilS ; ( ias, .«1;!-J7.1'0 ; ■ '''•' Vi 
 
 \\ater, *il>.80 : [nsuraucp, ■•*'2i:!.7.''> ,""i '?;"' 
 
 I'riiitin^,', .Vdvertising and Stationeiy 'V' 'i' 
 
 I'lmiilier's and Carpenter's accounts '•^■J ' 
 
 FurnishinK's and Sundries ''i u 07 
 
 llalance on hand ■^^ "' 
 
 III.-.SCHOLAKSHIP ENDOWMENT FUND. 
 
 KKCEirTS. 
 
 I'.alance on hand. :nst May, 1881 *''''«7 Sa 
 
 Interest from investments 87 oO 
 
 IHSBIRHKMRNTS. 
 
 I 'redited to .Schol.ar.ship Ordinary Fund ♦^^ ^ 
 
 I'.aUince on hand 1 li'*'^-' 0" 
 
 IV. -SCHOLARSHIP ORDINARY FUND. 
 
 HEl'EH'TH. 
 
 lalanceonhand, .3lHtMay, 1881 'otwVl 
 
 I 'ontrihutions, as per appended list •'•'^ IqJ 
 
 Interest from Scholarship Endowment Fund kk nJI 
 
 ISnrsary returned by a former student, with intereBt .w 00 
 
 Scholarships, Prizes, Diplomas, etc '^'oIk t'l 
 
 Ualance on hand **" "* 
 
 $112,!«18 Sf> 
 
 $112,2.18 55 
 
 $8,881 08 
 
 $8,881 08 
 
 $1,.511 60 
 
 $1,511 50 
 
 $1,561 49 
 
 »l,u61 49 
 
ex. 
 
 API'KNPIX. 
 
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 M*. \ I 
 
 V. IJHRAUV KNDOWMKNT Kl^ND. 
 
 Halaiico ..ii hand, MA ^\^\■, \XX\ . 
 Iriteri'«t fmiii inviMtmimtH 
 
 Creditcil tn l.ilnarv Onliiuiiv t'liml 
 IJaliiiiof oti haiiil. 
 
 111 *NI 
 
 hi -"hr KNKMItNTH. 
 
 «lli (H) 
 
 :ilo IK) 
 
 •321) 0) 
 
 |»99 00 
 
 \ I. I,II'.1;A1;S hIMiINAHV ITM*. 
 
 liKCKd'TH. 
 
 HalaiH-.>"H hand, :UHt May. IHHI 
 
 Ciiiitri' iilinnH, as per ai'iii-nded lint 
 
 Intt'ri"i finiii Liliiury K" ' ! Fund. 
 
 Italani:)' <wi han<' 
 
 riisriritsKMKN I 
 
 C-'iintrihutiiin', .i- per ainifniled lint. 
 Malnnoe at l>r 
 
 VII. liriMtlNt; Kl SI). 
 
 IlKt'KII'TS. 
 
 ■'■14 1 HH 
 
 lO:! .-i7 
 lit tiu 
 
 (•.» .11 
 
 $■- 
 
 *lii- 4.-. 
 Sill? 4"> 
 
 
 
 H71 ."iO 
 
 •-•i.twr ;.". 
 
 •l,7:'i) i*» 
 
 ..,; Ill It.-^KMK.VT!*. 
 
 Balance at Dr., :llHt May. IHHl *.'l,74li H.1 
 
 Contriliutidn ri'turmd 'wnt liy ini-stuko in IHMO), etc \'' •*•) 
 
 «!21,7"<"J '.'•'■> 
 
 Vlll. CAI.VIX (;ol,l) MKI)\1. KUND. 
 
 BBCKIFT:*. 
 
 balance im haml, :Ust .May, H"-! 
 
 IiitiroHt . . . . 
 
 OrsBUKKKMK.NT.S. 
 
 Malancu on hand 
 
 l.\. .SKX.VTK KL'M). 
 
 UKCKll'T.S, 
 
 Contrihiiti'inH, ah per api>en<lcd li.tt 
 
 DIMIIUKSKMKN'TM. 
 
 Die for Diplomas, etc 
 Italance on 'lanri 
 
 «l.'.() (10 
 •-'•J 50 
 
 «472 .".0 
 114 72 r,{) 
 
 «472 .-H) 
 
 too 00 
 $1)0 00 
 
 «7;< 70 
 Hi :tt) 
 
 «1K) 00 
 
 BALANCK .SHKKT. 
 
 m\-,i 
 
 Dr. 
 
 College Kndiiwment Fund. ... 
 
 Collec-- Ordinary Fund 
 
 Schoi.v hip Kndi -ment Fun<! 
 Schola. ,.(■ Ordinary Fund .. 
 Library Kndowment F\nid . . 
 
 Lilirary t irdinary Fund 
 
 $21,»i«7 ir, Jiiiildii'iy Fnnd 
 
 Calvin (i-'i V dalFund 
 
 Senate Foiid 
 
 Ul,31i) i)i iiaianct 
 
 MAY, 1882. 
 
 »n.<,037 m 
 
 $11 
 
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 t),47<> 17 
 
 28 97 
 
 1,424 00 
 
 245 24 
 
 :uo 00 
 
 >-A 61 
 
 472 30 
 
 16 30 
 
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 *I72 r.o 
 
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 28 97 
 1,424 00 
 
 245 -M 
 
 :U0 00 
 
 li4 51 
 
 472 50 
 16 30 
 
 -113,037 89 
 
 ritv 
 
 An'KNDIX. 
 
 Tlie rIm.vc lUlAnc* ii Invented m fulUiW" : 
 
 ,,f Mnntn,.! Stock.... 
 
 CXI. 
 
 Caiiiilii ImihIi-.I Crpilit Co. Stock 
 |)ctii-iitiin', Oiitiui'i Iiivt'xttiii-iit Ah 
 
 r-l.MlK,r 
 \ 1 1 iitiriwi', 
 
 *!,«7« 2.^ 
 
 ',il!4 o«> 
 100 mi 
 
 , , .i,.mti 2.'> 
 
 ociaition l,->.tioo 00 
 
 K. K.i.c, i,-.nooo 
 
 ]{ » ;),oflo 00 
 
 I y,' 2.500 <M) 
 
 M ].• j.-' 1,M»14 (Ml 
 
 'p'])' IKMI (K) 
 
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 I « , -KM) (H) 
 
 \v'a 10,(M» 00 
 
 SI C ■■■■.'.■..'■ :i,2:t7 4r, 
 
 lunii ::..^ ":.'.'.'.'.'.:'..: 'm«'i '«• 
 
 »!M,:Mfl !M 
 
 MONTRKAI, IflJlllli, 1HH2. 
 
 We hereby certify lliiit we have pxiimini'il tlif KimiUs and Accomit- "f the U''v. U. U. Warden, 
 A- Trencurer <if th- l're-<l>vteriiin f'(>ll(■^'.., Mnntreal. niid tind the ciime carefully kept and c"rr.,ctly 
 v.iiich.vl. Tl e tiital liiilatice in the Trpartiirer'« handn i« i.iiiety-ime thoiiHnnd three hundr' '. and 
 f..rly nine duljari an.l ninety-fdiir contn, inveited a< [wir fthove Htateinent. 
 
 MoNTRKAl,, '.'"'/ J'in>, lt«2. 
 
 AI!(M. MriJOl'N. 1 
 A. .NlAcl'HKlt.SON, ( 
 
 AuUttii 
 
 REPORT OK MORRIN COLLE(iK. 
 
 'I'he (}<>vemor,< of Morrin < 'ollege. (Quebec, beg t<i re|M)rt to the General Asueinbly, for 1H81-2, an 
 
 ■ !!..«■«:- 
 
 During' the past Hos^ion the ii .f Htudentji in atteudaim- Diithe variouH chw^te-i liaM evceeded 
 
 Uiat of aiiv previous year in the l.iai ry "f 'he ('oUeKc while, owing to the liherality of friendn rif 
 the institution, a much larKer amount of money than iiiual has been expended on ScholarnhipK. 
 
 The Artu Denartioent hiw hen attended by twenty matriculated studcnta, while thirty-one 
 ithtMH liiue attenileil the cla-i«>» an occanional students, makint,' a total of lifty-one who have availeil 
 themselves of its educaticuid advantages. 
 
 As Morrin f 'oUeKe is athliiited in .\rts to >rc(jlill Tniversity, Montreal, the stndirit't attendinK 
 the Arts ilasses rei|uire to p\irsue a course of study iilcntical with that followi'.i in the Iniver- v. 
 
 In the Theological Uepartment there have been only three regular students, though the liasses 
 have been attended by two others, who, though preparing for the ministry, are at nresent (uily in 
 their third year in Arts. These latter students will thus, when their course is completed, 'h.ivo had 
 actually four years of theol(>gical training. 
 
 Th>' progress of the studTits has been exceedingly satisfactory, while one of the seniors, who t lok 
 i ' B.A. degree in AIcGill I inversity a year ago, and then stood in the first ohiss in Hebrew, has 
 -. wn -uch competency for the ndnistry that tlie (onernors and Faculty iniite with the Presbytery 
 .1 '/mbt'c in asking the Asaenddy to allow of his being licensed this suriniier. 
 
 The (tovernors luvve much pleasure in recording tln'ir -.me of the zeal and isln iency of the 
 thdlogioal stuileii' in conducting religious services iu niiin .calitie- within the territory of the 
 I're-bytcry of Quc^iec, where, especially during the uintir 
 exc' f at a very serious cost to tli" Church. In view of thi- 
 n 1 they resenteil to the .Assembly last year for leave 
 
 i; Presl >tery their contributions for College purposes, 
 
 eti , mainlaim ! ' v the Church, the funds of the Home Mission will refpiire to b,. o »wn on to 
 
 a unicii large' extent ni the future than in tlie pjist, if the Church desires to hold in th.- I'rovince of 
 tiuebec a nun r of the places where it already has congregations. 
 
 Dining last winter tne Ijegislature of the I'rovince of Quebec granted to the Tliwilogical Faculty 
 .if Morrin CoUeg.' the power of conferring degrees in theology. 
 
 In view of the fact that all the The.il.igicil Seminaries of the Canada Presbyterian Chun h now 
 Isisst-sB tliis power, the Governors re8i)ectfullv suggcBt that it might be well for the ■» ^sendily to take 
 simie steps for [nomoting uniformity of study on the part of those wh.. may seek sui l.-grees ; while, 
 if the Assembly do so, these .!."'^-<'s wouM then possess somewhat of a higln-r character than is pos- 
 sible for them to have when i ! simply by a single Faculty. 
 Ill .^.u:..;. .;„ >exru;ctful!v i' :::itted,. 
 
 GEO! EIK, 
 
 Oi: itarti-Treaturer. 
 
 11, there could l>e no such «■ rvices 
 t, the GinenvMs, in reviewing the 
 receive from llie cmgreiiations of 
 iiiut that, unless Morrii ' 'ollege be 
 
ex II. 
 
 AI'I'KNUIX, 
 
 I 
 
 ^ 
 
 :>.. 
 
 rm 
 
 HKPOitT OF THE HOAHD oK IIIK I'llKSUYTKIUAN CoLLKCiE, 
 HAI.IFAX, Kni; IIIK SESSION If<8l-1SH'.'. 
 
 veiVil ill < 'liulliiPI'n 
 a |>u)i|i( 
 
 ll'llVI'Il'il 
 
 li-kt-, uimI .I..I111 Ferry, 
 I!. I', (juliy), S. Lord, 
 
 ■\r, Hii tliut theip will bf 
 .1 !'r 'Uiiceii, wliile utie 
 
 TliM Scuijdii Mill i.|ii.|ii'il .111 till' liVi'iiiiiK iif N'lvi'iiilii'i' L'lul. I'V ,1 li'cfiiii' lU.'li., 
 
 (^liuicli liy liiv. III. I'nlliili, cm ••l»ii"'-»iilrclm'«» in l!i'li;;iiiii» 'nmiuhl,' iiml muhcIiwwI »t a |iul.|ii 
 
 iiifi'tiiiK lii'lil ill .St. .M;illlii'W'» CImiitIi mii tin' fVtfiiiii.( <>i April '.'Ttli, w [it'll tti||rf>..e< w ' ' ' 
 
 liy Kiv. .Miorn. Iliiii.iwi', Mi l'li.'i..iiii ninl tlif I'riiicipttl. 
 
 I'iftlMMl -tuclrlltn llttl'llil.Ml, HA f.il|iiW< ; - 
 
 Flioi N'kmi. I Ii'iiuu^ .■>t«"wiirt, (ii'i'i'Ko Fixlier.fit'oivf rt, \lliui. .Iiiiu-v 
 .Skuisii Ni-;\h. .SiiiMu.l Kiwhiirinikrli, .V. W. .VIiilinii, Wilinii liinv..«iri, 
 
 n. I>. lil.Nr., »llll W. II, .V.^1. 
 
 'rHi.iiii N'k.\ii. .Iuiiu'. .\IcKi'ii/ii', .1. I!. Kit/|iiitriel<, i\ii.l li'ilint N'.iirii. 
 
 Kiiiir (itlnrx iif till' sMM'ii wliu ,4ri) »tullvill^' alunail will ifraliiatB tlii- v 
 iiii aiMiti'Mi of Hi'Vi'ii, Hvii iif ulhnuiiiay li ' fxiim'l.' I t<i niiMiii in tin' I. 
 will ^'11 tn till' fiiii'iw'ii lii'M ami uin' t'l tin' NmtliU'i'Ht. 
 
 .Siilijiiiin'il ari' tlm I't'imrt.. <<t tin? l'rnti'^.i.n> ; 
 
 IlKl'DUr UK I'llJMll'.ii. M.M'KM'.Ml. 
 
 /l/>ii/i></c<;V.<. — ClftM ntti-ndeil liv five ntudtrntu : The Kviili-iice* of Xutiual niil l!.?\fal(».l Uelii(iiin, 
 itiid tiipic* In tliH firit viil'i' •' of lliidi{>''.'< .SyHti-inalic TliHiilufcty. 
 
 Siitliiiiitlir Thiiil I'lu itteinlii'l liy tnii ..tii.li!iit> : T!i.' d.n'ti'liiH iMiiu.'iiiiii,' ('lii'i»t, tin' ciiiKtitii- 
 tiiill iif lli'< l'i,'r.<ini, uiiii til- iiatiu'i' Jiiid il.f-ii,'n 'if lli< wnk. and li|ilc'-i In -le third \..|iiiiif id Hndge. 
 
 l.'hi />(.<i' ih;'ci-<, — Hiiiilly and TIib^u. BppMpriatt' In ih>i*v ili iii read and critiL'i/.«d an 
 
 UHiial. 
 
 In liiitli i:la-iKe!( tvin writt'iioxaniin itiiinn were held— nue in tin' iiiidil.) nf th« Si?><i ni, and niie ut 
 the flcii«". 
 
 Till' tiniii di)viiteil nil Tiieiduv tn Dnctrinal Kxoi;»"iii) wiw fiiiplnyod in the Htiidy of the Uplntle 
 til the Itiiiiiaii.s, ohapli'i'M v and vi. 
 
 I ha Ml much pleasure in tfstifyiii« tn the dili^'enui' nf the ■studeiith. uud the propriety nf their 
 deportUieiit. 
 
 I'ROKIWHDIl I'Ol.I.dKH IIKI-OHT. 
 
 Tin' i«irtinii of C'liurcli Ifi^lniy wliiili was studied diiriii,' the pa^t, .■si's.ii.iii iiiilii Ics the Ap istnlic 
 Ak'' ami tlie tii'st tw.. pi'rinds of tin' Churchill its ancient and classic form, e.vti'iidini,' tn the year 
 <l!t'2. This part nf the wnrk ncciipied two days in each week. iJiirini; four niniiths nf the Hessinii 
 lectures Were k'iveii nil tlirci- lays nf ..ach weel; upon the History nf ."scnttish I'liristianity down to 
 the liefnriiiatinii. In this course of lectures particular attention was i,'iveii tn the early I i-ltic 
 Clnirch, a subject upon which archii'olni;ical study has thrown much liiflit and alforded iiifiiriiiation 
 interesting tn the student nf earlv lirilish < 'liristiaiiity : showiin,' that it was of a type dilffrini,' 
 rniisiderahly from that which wassiilisei|Ueiitly introduced, and that thus it had a characternf its mm, 
 DuriiiK' twn' months nf the SeHsi 11 lec;turei; were),'! veil nil tW" 'lay!: of each week upon nne department 
 nf pastnral thenln^fy, inimely, llie cultus or worship of the I'resliyteriaii <'luirch, a duliject which Is 
 attracting no little atl' ilinii at the (iresent time. Duriiiu; two nmnths, sermons and lectures upon 
 jiri'scrilieil siilijects wi ,,■ read and critici/.ed in the class. Tp iii the (.'liuich History lectin.'-, exanii- 
 natinns were rcKularly Inld. I'assa^'es in the tJr.ek Testament were read nn one day in eai li week. 
 All the regular studies were lunuKlit under review in twn ses.sinnal examinatiniis, in which the high 
 averiiK'es iilitained liy a very large pmpnrtion nf tin tudents liaveproved that the studies of this cla'ts 
 liave received steady attention. The uniform good londuct aiil diligence of the students have 
 rendered the whole work of the Session pleasant as well as protital !.' to us all. 
 
 It is prnposed during next Session: (1) To resume the lecliiies mi Scottish Church History, 
 lieKinning at the llefnrmation period ; (2) to finish the i.iurse on pastoral theology ; (.j) to give u few 
 lectures on Christian .Missions, ak reipiired by an injunction of .Synnd. 
 
 I'llOKESSOU rlKlllK's HKI'OIIT. 
 
 The .Iiiiiinr Helirew class, coinpn.sed nf the first year students, met e\erv day, and overtook the 
 amount of work ordinarily performed in this department. The manual usad as a text bonk, (Jreen '■ 
 Kleiiii'iilary Hebrew (iraininai and Header, iireseiits a series nf lessons of a strictly pro.gies.sive 
 character, which, cnmineiiciug with the alplialiet, carries the student through the leading principles 
 of ortlingrapliy, etymology and syntax. .\s the ipiantity of Hebrew given for reading lessons is 
 eiiuivalent tn about ten or twelve chapters of nrdiiiary length, and as these extracts largely cnn.-.i.st of 
 seleitiniis frnni all parts of the Hebrew Scriptures chosen to illustrate u'lammatical principles, the 
 student acquires a fair vocabulary of words, and also such a knowledge of forms as enables hira with 
 the aid of graiiiinarand lexicon to translate almost any veme witli which he may meet. Nearly the 
 wlmle of tills manual wa^ read twice. 
 
 The Senior Hebrew class, consisting of seven students of the .second year and three of the third, 
 also met every day, mid during the term read selections from ilenesis. Exodus, Isaiah, Kzekiel, 
 Chronicles and Kcclesia.stes. These selections were read exegetically, the meaning nf the passages 
 being deduced by the nnlinary hermeneutical aids, including at times the Latin Vulgate and the 
 Septuagint version.s. In these readings, the aim was not .so much to enlarge tlie student's v.n'abnlary 
 08 to teach him how tn interiiret the llebrew Scriptures. A new feature li i^ dm tlif t.-rin Iwen 
 introduced into the exercises of this class rcadiim Hchrtui at aiyht. Dccasionally. ,. ;iiin- permitted, 
 
t'; 
 
 p ^ * 
 
 API'KNDIX. 
 
 OXUI. 
 
 Kt thi» cliiKB >it til.- (ir9«icrH»ei| rKciUtinn, Kclcctiiiini ••! (miii Hvi> tu U-n \er* i.inlc ulni.xt iit ruinloin 
 
 friirii tlic hintiirUal part* »iiil from tin- i"ii.<l«r INiiIiim ami iimiiliet*, warn |il»c«<l Iwfurethn clnnpi, itixl 
 »itlt little illttlciilty Wfr" roml ut xli/lit. Th» iimiii iil)j.'ol (if tliix i'x«rii«.', whirh it U our |mr|K(ii.> tii 
 iiiiitlii\ii', in t<i iiccMuiMiii Hie !.tiiclciil tn i-fad thtt llelir- w Si.-ri|itiireii »» eft^ilv ttn hi" ri-n.U tin- Greek. 
 Tli.HiiKliipiit the wlh.leWKrk "f tlil^ .liw* ^p.., Ul «tteiitl<.ii «!»« illrecti'd ti> tin- iimre ilitliiiilt nyiitiu'ti- 
 (■ il |.lii'iiiiiiii'iin iif the linuTiu^e, with, it i-. h.ipi'il u fiUr liitnmiire nf i4iicc<"i»«. Itwtriintl'iii in ili-lirnw 
 I .iiip.nitiiin wiiH kI>»ii Ii.v Mi-aii» nf «iitt»ii M\Hrfiw» recitiitiimi. m\>\ tho MiicklMiiinl. In L'lmlili-x, 
 .'xUiMtK frnin Daniel nn<| |,i , unn' /.•ml, ulifi »i'lfctiiiin frcnii two i.f tin- Tiu^iiiii". 
 
 TiiwiinU tho (:|iw»> nf til.- term, at til" rf.pient nf the clii«*, a ft-w 1b»«.iii. in Klsiiiuiitnrv Ar»liiu 
 WiTu wivi-ii, lliiKKti'r'ii Ueitiliiiu l,i>j<iiiin« in tlii< l»nKUi»it>r \<Auk uied it« ii te\t Umk. 
 
 Tm tliH f^'Ki-tiiuil cla-.^, vvhirli Win attendcil by all tin' «tiid.'nt«, I l.'ctinv I twii-e » Wm.k, tukiiitc 
 ,1-. lhe«iilijwti.f M.phd.iy'h l.'Ctiiri' tli.' ( 'ntlci-ni of thi' N.nv 'l"«»t.iin^nt Ti-xt, iind tti the siil)|ft't ■>< 
 \\ iMliifKclay'i li'ctiir.' the Kpi'.lk' t« the I'liilippiiinH. With this cU»« ( uU.i ni.a on Kridnv, when nu 
 mill exununatiun wan held i.n a teU lio.ik nn the ('aiinii. (Jri'.ik and Helirew critioa) exerclnen, 
 pnwrihed reHpt-ctivrly In the Hrnt and the third yeamtiidents, w.^e read in ila«f. and critiii/ed. 
 I'oiir written exandnatinh' 'ii ila-n wnrk were held during the term, and the re«ulti<, »« a whole, nhott 
 niTftKeH at lilk(h ivi thime attained in fnriiier yearn. 
 
 In rliiKini{, 1 have pleaiiire in t.-<tifvink( to the exemplary diliijence and deiHirtnient of the 
 <tudent«. 
 
 TliK l'.\«T SKHMlllN. 
 
 The |Mi»t Hemion hait lieeii, in theopinlnnnf the Hoard, deeideilly succoMful, and they have every 
 • onhdenee In the chiiruetcr and uttainmentn uf the i;radiiaten, and of tlio.ie who have ntlll one or more 
 liM 111-4 to fitiidy. 
 
 Th.y havehad iind-'r conMideration the praotieahllity of making the Mention a miininer term, no 
 that the .Htudeiiti iiili,dit k'" into the Home Mi^nlon Held when the want In nio-it urgent ; lnit after 
 loiHiiltinw the »tiidentn and weinliin;; the advunliiiteN and di^advantaBen, they are not prepared to 
 leioinniend a ehani,'e. 
 
 Hy act of r,..),'i«latnr«of NovaSootia, theHenatUK have uowtherisht to arant iWreei in theology, 
 •I power which for the present .SeHnion hon not lieen nsed. 
 
 I.IIIIIAIIV. 
 
 One hundred dollar* ha.-) been expended in the lilirary, not much more than what ii reipiired for 
 text hooks and cnrrent theoloKical lit.-ratiiri-. Valuable addition^ have been made by the faudly of 
 111.' late Dr. Hiiyne, of I'ielou, who have yiven .'(.lO volnmeH, and l.v Mrs. Mnnro, of VVnIlace, widow 
 ', , 7', .'"" •'^''""■"' "'"I ^f'lt -III »ohime«. The.-ie j,'ift.t have been Kratef nil v received and aeknow- 
 ••ilKed, beinij valuable in thennelve< and interestiiiij nieinorlaU nf two of the' fathern who will lont,' 
 i'l' reniembiieil for their and their work's nake. Home valuable ndiwionary works, more than twelve 
 volumes, have also been placed on the shelves as proceeds of the (fift of Kev. K. A. McUurdy, " In 
 .^lemoriani " of his deceased boy, Koy MotJroKor McUurdy. 
 
 I'Hl/.KH. 
 
 The clani) prizes for general excellence were awarded as follows :— 
 
 FiRMT Vbab. -Thoniac .Stewart, *.'0 ; Ceor^e Fisher, «lfi. 
 
 Skco.nh Vkah.- William Dawson, «ir. ; S. KoslxirouKh, 810; ,S. Lord, $10. 
 
 Tmiii) Yk.\ii. .lames Mackenzie, «20. 
 
 fU'EOIAL PHIZKM. 
 
 St. iMiiif^ Sahl.atk S<-lifHil Pri.e to the student making the highest general average -A. W. 
 Mahon, i*4(}. 
 
 The Fort Afaf-ieu Prhe, for the highest marks in Hebrew and Kxegetici -Thomas Stewart, 82.). 
 I he St. Miitthew'a Prhe, for the best examination on the Kpistle to the I'hilippians-S. Uoebo- 
 lough, ?1!.5. "^ ' ' 
 
 The Pdllitk- Prize, for the highest marks in the written examinations in Church History William 
 
 I'awson, .V2,"), 
 
 riie Miumtlliin Pri:e, for the highest marks in the written examinations on Systematic Theology 
 A. \V . Mahon, i2:<. 
 
 The tirst prize for best examination on Uules and Forms of Procedure in the Church— .1. K. 
 I itzpatiick. Dr. .Smith's Dictionary of Hiblical Antiquities ; and to S. Lord, Hodge's Church Polity 
 and Hodge's Outlines of Theology. 
 
 The WUwcll t:iontii,„i Pri:. to the be.st reader of the Scriptures-ltolHjrt Nairn, «8. 
 
 m'R.H.\RV KCNI). 
 
 The Committee gratefully acknowledge receipt iier " A Friend," of St. .Tohn's, Newfoundland, 
 'hrough Kev. L. (i. McNeil, of his annual gift to Bursary Fund of .?200, with an advance of %m), 
 
 w- 
 
 as- 
 
 ■ompleting the promised benelit for the next three years. They have also the pleasure of ackno 
 I'- Iging receipt, through Kev. K. A. McCurdy, of .<l()0 from a memlwr of .Tames Church, New (Jli 
 gow, for the ai<l of a student of theology in prosecuting his course, with intimation that arrange, 
 iiieiits have iieen made for transterrmg "to the Hoard the capital for the annual payment of that 
 amount. These gifts have been suitably acknowledged, ami the latter applied so as to bring foiward 
 a promising young student who, without the help, could not so goon have entered on his studies. 
 
CXIV. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Erprmlitiirf, 
 
 liiiliincf line TrfaHiir.T, May IhI, HUl ^IM ;« 
 
 Hiirwiries to stiuleiitn in I (iilhimsie Cii11cj,'h ilM) 0(1 
 
 l'n;sl,yteriiiii CoUfpe .... 110 00 
 
 Unardinu' n'u{ tn 1.1 thedlnk'iiiil wtud'MiU .t."!*' 00 
 
 I'ri/.-.: •rM\m 
 
 H.f)2 Of) 
 
 AV( ( ipla. 
 
 I'rom 1 ."< ('(innrPKatioiic ?-">0 40 
 
 ;\ I'Viend, St. .Ichn's Xowf.imiilland -JOO 00 
 
 Nvw <iIii,.K'iw •■><HM» 
 
 III-. r..llnl< ,iMd l;..v. ,1. M.Millai. .MMMI 
 
 l!fv. .1. Cariiitlicrs ,<cl2 : l!rv. B. K. M.KImaii, »10 22 m 
 
 I.'cv. .1. .\iiiiand, .\lii'iteuili .'''."' 
 
 Kinlii ili\ (■■'ti'd fillnl -■"'I' •"" 
 
 .r,<);t f,0 
 
 Halaiipo due 'rri'.imirer I'-'l 4'' 
 
 Sl,o:«5 ,■}•; 
 
 !!!l,o;t.') ;«> 
 
 It will l..> M'.'ii that the nimi'ior nf oun,u'r(>'.,'ati-inx and indiviiluaU u Im liiivi' ^'immi tn tliis Fund is 
 .•iinall. and niitjlit lie incn-asfd with i-a-ii'. thus rcli.'vin.' tli" C'lnmiitti-i' in that thi-y ndnht without 
 ri.<li lairy out ilurin:,' u.'xt year wliat has hei-ti done in the |ia<t r.dii-ve every theolo^dcal student to 
 the evti-nt of one doUar per week, thus redui-iuK the lioanl hill to the -tudent to fifty dollars for the 
 wlinlu term. 
 
 THK I'or.I.KliK 111 II.DINO. 
 
 :; ;« \i 
 
 The huildin^; and iireinise.s attached have lieeii for th" {nnt year, iiiid -till are, under the ehartje 
 of Mr. .Iaine.< I'larnes. The iiou.te and the j.'roiinil.'* are kept in l,' I condition, and there is accom- 
 modation for a la^^'er nninher of theohiK'ieal students than have hitherto soui,dit iidniission. An 
 iin r, :ne in the numlier of cirne.st youiiK men studying' for the ministry is u'reutly to he desired. 
 'I'hi- wants ..f the Cliureh at home c.Hinot he met fioiii tile present nuinher, not to speak of tin" call 
 frniii the .North-West, iind fri.iii heathen lauds. Tin- lioanl would therefore sUL,'u'esl to th.'ir lirethren 
 in the ministry, in town and ronntry, to he on the wateh for youii^ men of piety and talent, and 
 especially for such younj,' men at our ae.nlemies and collenes ; and to use proper means to secure a 
 ),-oodly siiare of them to hecoine preachers of the (inspel in the Dominion and tiiroughont the world. 
 
 lill.l Ki.K KMiliWMKNT. 
 
 This important work advances, hut not with such pioi,'iess as the Hoard d.'-ires. Last ye.'ir the 
 whole sum c.lh'Cte.l uf the proposed .'SIOIl.OIKI was .*r.2.(MHl. of which sum nearly .'?2.'<,(HKI had heen 
 expended in the I'ine Hall leiildintrs and piemises. including' furnishim; and other nnavoidahle 
 expenses, hesides nearly ■■*i'.nliO f.ir the linhie Str.'ct land and huildin;,' plans, leavin;.- ahont 827,000 
 invested, part of it |ierin;vnentlv and part drawi^n; hank interest. My a i,'oo(i deal of effort on the 
 part of the Chairman and other fri.uids of the ('ull«;;e, .?7,(MKI and upwards have lieeu Hi'thered in, 
 so that the -iS'i'.'.OOd have heen passed, of which sum .?-7,000 are invested permanently, and $ti,000 
 tem|Hirarily. 
 
 crniiKNT .XCCOINT. 
 
 Itrii iptf. 
 
 From lis conKiettations and two stations .*i.2l1 24 
 
 Donations and openin;; and chisinK collection Iil7 oO 
 
 Dividends, interest, etc ."i,77'.' n.> 
 
 »8,l,'i- (W 
 
 For professors' salaries #8,.'i.")0 CK) 
 
 Ayencv, insurance, lihrary, etc itSli 27 
 
 UJM 27 
 
 Ailvorse halance c'li the year |ll,:t7H H!) 
 
 " " of previoUB vearH l,(i'.tl 20 
 
 Totiil deht ifiiMU r,[l 
 
 It should he olwerxed that the di ticien( y 'U (he vear, the largest whicli has occurred, is not the 
 effect of a falling' off of contrihutioiis, hecanse the receipts are laiyer thiiu during any previoiw year 
 Foi the last four years the payiiients hy congreKivtious have heen in 
 
 187'.t, hy !«i cons'reKatii>nii $l,im 01 
 
 I.H.W. hv 107 " 1,'.K!i Oa 
 
 l«Kl,liyll7 " 2,(W «1 
 
 1S82, hyUS •' 2,21124 
 
APPKXDIX. 
 
 CXV, 
 
 And the total from all sources ha.-" rineii fn)iii 87,0it0.1S, in 18711, to >i'H,157.,SS ; hut thix, as is well 
 known, 18 tlie first year in which the full supixirt has ilavolve<l mion ,iur own resources. Many 
 |)a«t4)rs have distinctly inHnicted their i)eo|>ie resiMH-ting the respMiisihility of the situation, and 
 these conwregations have revjioniled liherallv ; but success has Iwcn [.revented liy the inaction of 
 others. In ail the Presbyteries there are a few blanks, and in sonic ttiere are nany, caused to soma 
 extent, but not wholly, by tiic want of pastors. 
 
 In the Presbytery of Sydney <J congregations out of 11 K'«ve !Uti 35 
 
 " V ictoria and Uichmond . . 3 " " 10 " 3.S 29 
 
 " •' I'ictou 13 " " It) " 3ii;l57 
 
 ■' Truro u " .< ir, " 256 50 
 
 ; Hahfax 22 " " 25 " ftlU «!) 
 
 Lunenburg,' and Yarmonth it " " lo " 73 07 
 
 ' " Wallace 2 " " 10 " 15 00 
 
 „ St. John 17 " " 2H " 309 40 
 
 " Miraiiiichi 16 ■' •> 15 " l.'W 73 
 
 I' " Prince Edward I jland ., . 15 " " 'JH " :.':)0 35 
 
 " Xewfoundlaiid 1 " " 2 " KX) 00 
 
 115 109 .?22U 24 
 
 While it is unciuestiojiably true that most of these failures to contribute anything may be traced 
 either to great weakness or to disorganization, arising from a protracted vacancy, .still there is 
 griiund for reminding oi.r pwiple, whether |io.)r or rich, or however distant from the centre, that the 
 ( olle^-e IS not for the benefit of the professors or ministers. It in their Clltye, called into being and 
 conducted for the benoht of the.n, and of their children, and of the cause of Christ. With it our 
 
 their subscrip'Jons, and yiiJiH/y iiuthiivj t.. meet current exj^nditure. The Hoard "having now the 
 cordial co-operation of Presbyteries, anticipate very decided progress during the next year. 
 
 Secondly— Till this is done, all the congregations, without exception, should help. U it right 
 or brotherly, is it loyal to the Church or to Christ, for so many congregations to step aside .ind 
 assume the attitude of mere s|>ectat<>rs ? It should be remembered that one-half or two-thirds of the 
 c.ingregations carnot maintain the College in etticienty ; the wh.iU numlirr oiii. If one-third or one- 
 tourth will ilo nothing, by their inaction they do much to hinder, and to prwiuce a church paralysis 
 fatal to ail progress. 
 
 The Board, in closing, wouM record gratitude for tokens of the Divine blessing on the work of 
 tlie professors and the studies of the voung men; ami wouhl express the conviction that, n^twith- 
 -tanding some discouragement, the College is growing in the esteem and affection of the (-'hurches 
 throughout the Maritime Provinces. 
 
 Uespectfully submitted. 
 
 R. F. BUIIN.S, Chairman, 
 P. U. McGUKGOlt, Sec'j/. 
 
 REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF MANITOBA 
 
 COLLEOE, 1881-82. 
 
 
 The Board of Management of ManitoV)a College begs leave to make its report for the paHt year 
 to the venerable the tieneral Assembly of the (Mmrch. 
 
 As the new College building, reported last year as under contract, was not ready in September 
 at the opening of the sess a, the Board hail to secure temporary acconimoilatiim elsewhere. This 
 it was enabled to do by renting one of the city schools in a convenient locality. It was ex|)ecte(i 
 tliat the new building wouhl be ready for occupation by the first of November ; but, though it was 
 promised for the first of almost every month of the session, it was not reaily when the end of the 
 sfssicm arrived. 
 
 The want of the new building with its better acccmimmlatiim was a great disadvantage to the 
 College, causing much inconvenience and additional ex,«nse to both the teaching staff ami the 
 "tudents, and rendering it im|KiHsibl« to carry on the boarding department as heretofore. As a 
 coihiequence, a considerable number of ap|)lications fcir acimission to the C.illege had to be declined. 
 :.'i.tw{th=vt»r, iiiig th~~ dtwwhsc-k-, tVtr rrrAnli i>iii ciirsru hai rjccn perhaps the most 5aCC6~irui in th,^ 
 iiisl/)ry of the College. The aggregate attendance and the amount of work done have been tcreater 
 than in any previous seesion. 
 6 
 
<CXV1. 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
 The Uev. H. Y. Thomson, M.A., Toronto I'niverHity, wan niiiiointcfl to take the place of the 
 Kev. I'rofesHor Hryce <lnring the alwetice of the latter in Britain. The i'.oanl cannot refrain from 
 exureHHiiiK itH ileoji Hi'n»e of tlie sorvice reiidereil to tiie College hy Mr. Thomson'H etticient and 
 •NMiluaiiie hvl)oiir« tlirounhout tlie setision. 
 
 The niinilier of stmlents in the College hiHt sesHion wan fifty-five. Of these, fifteen are at preHent 
 underKoink' exiiniinationH in tlie I'rovincial University- ahnost half of the whole number from all 
 the aHiliiiteil ('.illoKe» uniicr^ioiiiy this year'8 UnivcrBity exaniinatinno. 
 
 As will he Been hy a reference to the accompanying report of the Senate, four different honcjr 
 conr»eH have been taken liy the Btudentu of .Manitoba College during the paKt sennion. While this is 
 higlily wratifyinn to the HoanI and to the friends of eilucation yenerally, it imposes too arduoUK and 
 exiwtin*,' duties upon the Hiiiall niniilier at oreMent ujion the «tatf of the Collette. 
 
 The new ('olIeK'e bnildiiij,' will be Kidilieil in u few weekn, and will be ready in Kood time for the 
 next wesxion. It is a handsome .and sulistantial building of Holid brick and stone, and while it will 
 greatly increa-se the comfort and aid the profjress of the students, it w ill also be accredit to our 
 Chuicli, and. it is lioiied, a hpl|> to our cause throughout the Province Bn<l the whole North-NVest. 
 
 l)uriui,' the past year the amount received from Church collections has somewhat increaned. 
 The amount from this source may be reas<mably expected to become larj,'er every year, but bo many 
 of our CiiUKreKations are taxed to the utmost to meet their own immediate rei|uirenients that lart,'e 
 contrilmtions to the (-'olleyc and other schemes of the (.'hurch cannot, for a year nt two, be expected 
 from them. 
 
 The income from the Marriage License Fund in smaller thin year than it has been for many 
 years ; and it ceases with this year to be a sotirce of revenue to the Collet*, as the Provincial Uov- 
 ernment has, without notice, and, as the Hoard holds, unjustly, api)ropriated to its own purjiosea 
 the revenue arising from this source. This year this fund would have yielded about !?."){)0. It 
 yielded only iSlo.'), iw the law was chanK'ed early in the year. . 
 
 To pay the cost ot the new building the Board had to borrow the large sum of #24,000. This it 
 did on favourable terms from the Builiiing and Loan Company, Torcmto. 
 
 The Boaril Is in hearty accord with the Presbytery of Manitoba in desiring to erect Manitoba 
 College into a Theological (College, and to aplxiint a Theoh>gical Professor and Principal. It i» 
 believed that this couhl lie done with liut little increased expense to the Church, and that thus the 
 most feasible means would lie jirovided for supplying the vast mission field of the Nmth-West with 
 ({ospel ordinances. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 A. C. I!. BANNATYXK, 
 
 Chairmitn. 
 
 r ■ N 
 
 REPORT OF THE SENATE OF MANITOBA COLLEGE FOR THE 
 
 YEAH l,S81-82. 
 
 The Senate of Manitoba College begs leave to submit the following lleport :— 
 
 Si.M r (IK IXHTUn'TOUS. 
 
 The Kev. George Bryce, M..\., LL.I5,, Pro! 'jsor of Science and Literature; the Rev. Thomas 
 Hart, .M.A., B.D., Professor of Classics and Krencli ; the l{ev. K. Y. Thomson, M..\., Lecturer in 
 .Sci'-iice and Literature, etc.; A. M. Campbell, K. (J. Mclleth, and K. W. Jameson, B.A., tutors. 
 
 NAMBH AMI NTANDINli OK KTUIIKNTS. 
 
 {■'imi H.A. y«ir.— N. McCaUum, A. M. Campbell, Wm. McKay Omand, R. (3. McBeth, K. R. 
 .Hiitherlan'l. 
 
 Junior II. A. Yetir. -V. Anderson, F. Brown, J. H. Mulvey, J. B. !•. Code, H. Ogletree. 
 
 For Mililiir/i Srhnitl Examinatiim. - J. N. Newcomb. 
 
 Uniirrsity I'niiom AV'imiModiiH.— I). H. McVicar. 
 
 Univeraitv i'lr/iwiiMir.v J-Uaminatum.- \V. A. Mclntyre, W. V. (iraham, C. Esplin, J. Mc- 
 Arthur, H. fitewart, X. MiPhillips, U. Thomson, S. >lclnnes, T. .'. Huggard, F. Fraser, H, 
 Stevenson, H. Belch, .1. Bell, (Jeorge Munroe. 
 
 Pnmmtorii CUu/m, Sicoml I'lor. H. Lyon, II. Quigley, A. Fergusson, George I.iOgan, F, 
 Scott, F. Paturwui. 
 
 Preparalon ('l<uMf, First I'mr.— A. McLeod, Thus. Ronser, \S'm. Itossei. F. Ijyon, J. FergUB- 
 s:<r., F. nincu-tif . 'i'^: >'-'•■■-, '■'■-■■ F!=tr-!u-.r, !! Ht-ott, .1. H::::Mu:v.. '."-. S.t>n-K!i3o:s. .!. Bel!, I). G. 
 MclKmaid, C. McKay, .f. O. Murray, T. Breland, H. ConsUntinc, .), W. Muuroo, M. Whimstet, 
 S. Mulvey, W. B. Huttim, F, Wagner, A. N. .McLeod— 55. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 CXVU. 
 
 ? the place of the 
 nmit refrain from 
 lon'H etticient and 
 
 een are at present 
 I number from all 
 
 iir different honor 
 on. While this is 
 8 too archiiJiiH and 
 
 ^ood time for the 
 , anil while it will 
 If a credit to onr 
 lie Nortli-West. 
 [lewhat increaHt'd. 
 year, but ho many 
 enients that large 
 r two, be expected 
 
 ax been for many 
 < I'rovincial Uov- 
 its own purposes 
 I about .•?500. It 
 
 »2I,000. This it 
 
 o erect Manitoba 
 I'rincipal. It is 
 
 md that thuM the 
 Noitli-Went with 
 
 ATYXK, 
 Chairman, 
 
 FOR THE 
 
 the l{ev. Thomas 
 W.A., Lecturer in 
 n, H.A., tutorH. 
 
 G. MoBeth, H. R. 
 {. OgUtree. 
 
 3. K«plin, J. Mc. 
 d, F. Fraeer, H. 
 
 jieorge I^gan, F. 
 
 Lyon, J. Fergus- 
 on, J. He!! I). G. 
 i>o, M. Whini«tet, 
 
 KXAMINATIONS. 
 
 The usual examinatioiiA were held at the clone of each of the three tenns into which the session 
 la divided. These examinations stiniuhite tlie students and test their progress throiiK'hout the session. 
 They were generally of a liighly satisfactory character, and in several instances showeil zeal and 
 ability of a high ord r. One of the students, who ha<l entered uism the st\idy of theology in the 
 College under the cl arge of the Prestiytery of Manitobiv, has, in the meantime, tlirougli ill-health 
 given up his theological studies. He will graduate in Arts tliis year, and it is hoped that when 
 classes re-oiien he will resume his studies. The other two are making satisfiujtory progress in thi 
 course. One of them— Mr. 1). Anderson is at present undergoing examination in tlie University 
 in Classical himors ; the otlicr--.Mr. J. Mc.Vrthur — is un<lergoing tlie I'reliminary Kxamination. 
 Both of these students did good <erv!oe in the mission field last sun.mer, and during tlie late session. 
 •Several of the Ktat'ons accessible from the (college, such .is Dominion Citj', Springfield and Sunny- 
 side, Meadow Lea, etc., w re Ijept up mainly through tlieir assistance. They are both occupying 
 important mission groups this summer. Their course of stiuly couiiirehended Kxegetics, the Kpistle 
 to the Koiuans (chapters i.-v. ), Church History (the first three Christian crutuiies). Apologetics, 
 Systematic Theology, Lectures on the first six chapters of the Confession of Kaith, Hebrew. Mr. 
 D. H. McVicar studied the same subjects with the exception of Hebrew, and is preparing for useful- 
 ness among his countrymen in the North-West. He is at present undergoing the i'revious KxiUiii- 
 nation. 
 
 DECUKKH, .MEII.^LS. 
 
 Two of the students of the College last year took the <legree of B. A., Messrs. .T. B. Polworth 
 and G. Munroe. Mr. Polworth gained first class honors in Natural .Science, and the University 
 silver medal. The College bronze medal, given by the (iovernor-lieneral, was gained by Mr. D. 
 (Jampbell, 
 
 I'NIVKRSITV K.X.VMI.NATIONK. 
 
 Fifteen students <if the College are this year undergoing ex.iminations in the I'rovincial Uni- 
 versity. Of these, eight have presented themselves for the I'reliminary, one for the I'revious, one 
 for the Junior B.A, Kxamination in Cla.ssical h<mors, and five for the final B.A. Kxamination. 
 Four different honor courses were taken ui) this year, and the course of reading this involved was 
 very extensive. It included, in Mental am: .Moral Philosophy, such works as .Schwegler's History 
 of Philosophy, Kant's Critique, McCosh's Principles of Fundamertal Truth, Mills' Logic, Thomson's 
 Oiitlines, etc. In Classics, such authors as I'lautus, Terence, Livy, Horace, Virgil, Ovid, .(uvenal, 
 Pliny, St. Augustine, TertuUian, Herodotus, Homer, Lucian, Plato, .Kschylus, Sophocles, Kuripcdes, 
 Ai islophanes, Theocritus, Thucydides, Aristotle, etc. The oth.r two honi>r courses were in Natural 
 (Science and Mathematics. 
 
 students' LITKB.MtV SOCIBTV. 
 
 This Society was vigorously maintained. IJeailings, debates and essays on interesting eubjsctH 
 characterized its proceedings. 
 
 THE I.IKIUUV. 
 
 The Senate regrets that it can report no increase this year in the number of volumes in the 
 Library. There must be many duplicates in the libraries of the older Colleges, which would be 
 valuable additions to the Library of Manitoba ( 'ollege. Works of reference, especially in such 
 subjects as are included in the honor courses, are much needed. 
 
 The College classes will \>e opened next session in the new buildings, and the Senate cunfiilently 
 expects that under the new conditions the College will enter upon a career of still greater prosijerity 
 and usefulness. 
 
 All of whicB is respectfully su'omitted. 
 
 THOMAS HART, 
 
 Chairman, 
 
 THE TREASURER IN ACCOUNT WITH MANITOBA COLLEGE. 
 
 BECBIPTS. 
 
 Church collections in Manitoba »2'J2 43 
 
 Marriage License Fund 15.'> 00 
 
 I'rofessors' salaries (Dr. Reid) 3,tiOO 00 
 
 Fees, 18«l-«l! 772 29 
 
 Amounts received from notes iliscounted liy .Merchants' Bank 2.'>,n2 82 
 
 .Amount i;nrr;iv.-c:i init:: };;:!l-.::::,- :■.::■: :.■:::: ' '•„■:;■:;;;■. 2'},(n!0 in) 
 
 Hubscriptiuns 4, 111) H7 
 
 ♦6S,(i.-,2 41 
 
CXVUl. 
 
 Al'PKNDIX. 
 
 tXrfcNUITlKK. 
 
 rrintinK 322 00 
 
 Fuel tl7 00 
 
 Wiu{e» (Caretaker) 12S 00 
 
 Statiiiuery H 'iO 
 
 Tutor's Hilary ( It. S. MrHetli I 237 00 
 
 (A. M. Ciimpliell) 3«7 00 
 
 PrcifcKruirr.' Malnrien paiil 3,600 00 
 
 AiiiiMint paiil (ni aofniint of liuililiri); fiiml ati'l notes ilixvounted Ijy Merchants' 
 
 liaiik ra.aoi) la 
 
 Interrst oii Ino^t.•ll^'e li'JU 00 
 
 StoruK-e. furiii.'<liiii,' and repair.t IM t>;l 
 
 Bulaiiet: on liaud I,0;t7 45 
 
 ^w.osa 41 
 
 D. MACAKTHIK, 
 
 Tiauunr. 
 
 llEPoirr OF THE 150AKD OK FltKLNC]! EVANGELIZATION. 
 
 In prespntinK tlit'ir .Sevpiith Annual lieport to the ( Icneral AsmmuMv, the Hoaril of French Kvan- 
 h'eli/.atioM ili'sire to express th-?ir heartfelt i,'ratitii le to the (Jieil Kin^'aU'l Head of tlie Church for 
 the meatiuie of :<iicces-< vonch<afed ilurinj? the year in crinnection with this department of the Church's 
 «iirk. 
 
 Accorilin,' to the reeently ipiililisht'd census of IsM], tlie Krench-speakiuK' population of the 
 KoMiiuion is l,.t00,i)iMi. of wli..:ii iD.diMi are in Prince Kdward Island, 41,001) in Nova .Scotia, .".7,000 
 in New lirunswitk, i:i,000 in Manitoba and tlie No th-West Territories, 100,000 in Ontario, ami 
 upwards of 1,000,0(111 in the Province of <^lel)ec. 
 
 Tlie ^leat aim of the Hoard is to k'ive the Uospel of .lesus Christ to this class of our fellow-suh. 
 jects, eoniprlsinf? as tlievdo nearly ouethirdoC the entire population of the country. 
 
 While nothing; callini,' for very special note has oci'urred during the past year, the work has been 
 prosecuted with zeal and ene.iunurini! results, th lu^'ll there have not lieen awantiub' discouragements 
 to try the faith of those ent,'a>,'ed in it. 
 
 As in former years, the a;,'encies emiiloved have been Missionaries— ordained ami unordaiaed - 
 Teachers and Colporteurs. 
 
 COLPOUTAGK. 
 
 The value of this a^'en(•v is every year lieeomim; more manifest, and the necessity of largely 
 increasing the nunihei of lah.iun'rs in this dep.artment more urgently felt. This has especially forceil 
 itself upon the attention of the Hoard iluring the pitst year ; ami with, a view to the extension and 
 jnore etHcient prosecution of the work of colportage. the Kxecutive recently held a conference with 
 Mr. .lames Court, who has hail a nwnt intimate connection with the work for upwards of forty years, 
 and whose experience renders his ..pini .n.d u-real value. Notrtilli-,laiidiim all thai has been accoin- 
 plished in the past, there is sull. espt-cially in the Province of (^ueli.-c, unlimited scope heyonil the 
 sphere of either Missionary or TeaHier fiu- the self-denyiiiK lahours of a elass of men who .aiv? willing 
 to go froin house to hou>e, carrying in their heart the h'lVe of Christ, and in their hand the Word .Tf 
 Life, telling the storv of the Cros, to all who will listen, and scattering as they go those leaves which 
 are for the healing of the nations. 
 
 For this kind of w.ok men of spe.-ial .'ifts and thorough training are needed. The work is most 
 ariliious and often most clisoiuragim,', e-peiially in tho,e ilistiicts where, for days and even weeks 
 together, the Colp.nteur toils on without mcetim; a siuirle Protestant family, mingling with a com- 
 niuuity who from the altar have been threatened with exconimuniiatiim and' social ostra»-ism if thev 
 give him shelter. There is scarcely any ilass ..f Christian worker more deserving of the svnipathy, 
 and with a stronger eUiim u|K.n the pr.iyers of (J.kIs people tli.in the faithful Colporteur.' With a 
 view to the more t'.iorough training of young men entering upon the work, the Hoard have recentl.V 
 adopted the principle of sending out < 'olporteurs two and two a young man along with one of con- 
 Hiilerabie experience ami thus far the plan has been found to work well. In ad litiiui to visiting 
 from house to house, distributing copies of ({(id's Word and religious literature, the Colporteur 
 endeav(.urs, where practicable, to gather together the nien.tiers of two or throe tieighbourii^j families 
 and an hour is spent in singing and prayer and a simple exjiosition of the plan of .s.dvation. 
 
 Durlmr the past year, seventeen Col|H>rteurs were em|ilovcd by the H i.ird. Three of these 
 lab.iured in New Hrunswick, one in Nova S.otia. and thirteen In t' ' 
 
 the I'roviiue of l^uob. 
 
 The fol- 
 
 lowim; are the lounties in which they worked : -Vict.iria, Kent and Westmoreland, in the Province 
 of New Hrunswuk : Pi, ton, in the Province of Nova Scotia : Chicoutimi, Charlevoix, .M.intin.uvncv, 
 Arthabaska, Kichelien, Diummonil. 15a,'ot. Shetford, St. Hvacinthe, Chainl)lv, .St. .Maurice, Ma's- 
 kinunge, Herthier. .loUette, L'Assomption, Terrebonne, Hochelaga, Laval, Two Mouutiins and Ottawa 
 counties, in the Pr.nime of (\ itlie. ; and Pres.ott county, in the Province of Ontario. The ciroula- 
 tion of the year was : — 
 
 Hible.s, Testaments and (Jospels 
 
 Tracts and tither religious publication-, aliout 
 
 Total 
 The Hoard are at present in 
 
 .{.064 
 L'4,000 
 
 o7 r_vu 
 
 uresp indence with other Churches aud Societies engaged in the 
 work, with a view to an .u-.-aui/e I effort to have every French-speaking family visited and olforod a 
 copy of the Uible within the next twelve months. 
 
APFEN'niX. 
 
 -IX. 
 
 ......ti7 1' 
 
 roteHtanU 
 
 ...aw 
 
 
 ....784 
 
 
 ....'«« 
 
 
 ....7(t«J 
 
 
 . . . .523 
 
 
 ....;«2 
 
 
 ....;<60 
 
 
 ...liW 
 
 
 ..,.«!«» 
 
 
 ....i!l« 
 
 
 ....104 
 
 
 . . .364 
 
 
 ......<1.{ 
 
 
 ...141 
 
 
 ..ll'.l 
 
 
 .... X4 
 
 
 Mi 
 
 
 .... 16 
 
 
 .... 15 
 
 
 .... 1.5 
 
 
 . . 4 
 
 
 .... 4 
 
 
 .... 4 
 
 
 .... 2 
 
 
 To show tho neeil of .ilnrKfi increiiHein the sUlT of Colporteurs, the ffillowiriK' wtatement i.n K'veii 
 ef the Roman Citholic (Freiich-npeakiiiK') and l'rot(>^t'lnt poimlation in twentv-Hve of the xixty-two 
 Counties in the I'nuince of Quel^ec. It in taken from the cenmH returns of IHHl :— 
 
 Kimon«ki :<;<,224 Tioinan Catholicn 
 
 Teniimouata 2."i.22ti " 
 
 Levis •.'!■, 1!H1 " 
 
 Iton.heNter IT.inil " 
 
 henwe .tl.ifll 
 
 I,othiniere 20,244 " 
 
 liaKot 20,K17 " 
 
 liichelieu I'.t.K.jX " 
 
 St. Hyacinthe 2(t,4:W 
 
 Chicoiitiini and Saj,'uenny.,.. ^t^.'SlO " 
 
 ChaiMiiluin ■.'i'.,t«l2 " 
 
 lierthier 21.1174 " 
 
 Joliette 21,i;:;4 " 
 
 Iv'AKsoinption 14,!m;!» •' 
 
 Yain»nk(i ltl,'.t.">0 
 
 .St. .Miiurice 12,H77 
 
 Maxkinonge 17,40'.t " 
 
 Niidlet 2i:..")7!t 
 
 Vercheres 12,4;{.l " 
 
 Charlevoix 17,S8<1 " 
 
 Montmorency 12,:"»7 " 
 
 Kaniourawka 22.177 " 
 
 MontnuiK'ny I.").2ri4 " 
 
 IVlleihiisse 1H,(K;4 " 
 
 l/lxlet 14,ttl.5 " 
 
 In the lant foiirnanieil counties, only loiirteen I'rote.stantM to a Roman Catholic (xipulation of 
 upwards of seventy thousanil 1 Charlevoix was orit;inally settled by Scottish Hi^'hlanders and Scottish 
 Presbyterians ; and amoiv; all their descendants now there, only fifteen I'rotestants are to he found, 
 and nearly eighteen thousaml Krench-speakinv* Roman Catholics, many of them with Scuittish names, 
 alike iK'norant of their fathers' lanirua;,'e and their fathers' faiUi 1 V'erily there i.i need of largely 
 increased zeal and liberality in order to i^ve these iwople a pure (iospel. 
 
 The following extracts arc taken from the journals of the Col|iorteurs : 
 
 _" One to whom I had freijuently spo.'cen of <'hristanil Him cruciKed, said to nus ' I have now 
 decided to abandon a Church which I know to be in error. I know tliat Jesus is the only way to 
 heaven. I thank you for havniK led me to Him,' etc. Mis letter of demissiim wa.s writtcii, signed 
 anil witnessed and carried to the pari.'h priest. Xow, what I rejoiie over is not so much the fiict 
 uf his domissicm, !iiit that 1 belie\chini to be truly inn verted and born at;ain of tlie Spirit of (iml, etc." 
 
 " At , one man saiil, ' If all l*ro>estants believe as v^iu do, whyilo they not live better liven! 
 
 Many of them drink, etc., and I never hear them spi'ak of .lesus.' I tried to sliow him that the con- 
 duct of professiirs di<l not chauk'e the doctrines of ( 'lirist. He left me saving that he must le;irn more 
 of my religion, and I gave him a copy of the Testament." 
 
 " Several of these families are really I'rot.-tants, but fear to come out openly. One man, who 
 formerly was very bitter against u-, i- turning; ijuite a preivcher himself, and takes part in our cottage 
 meetings. Another said ho would not lie a Catholic another day but for fear, ' but scmui,' he ailded, 
 ' many of us will come imt together, for most of uiy neighbours agree with me that we are in error." " 
 
 " Mons. — said, ' I am no more a Ronjae Catholic in heart than you, but -hough I go to 
 
 church I do not believe in tiie doctrine of the prie, t. I trust in .Jesus, lor He alone can save me.' " 
 
 Ml". writes, " The people are much more accessible, and many of them begin to think that 
 
 we have the true (Josfiel." 
 
 "At the cottage meeting at , twenty-seven Roman Catholic- .vere present, and seemed to lirten 
 
 most attentively. At the close a woman said to me, " .My priest relinked ;ue yesterday, and said that 
 the Colporteur whom I iiad admitted t.i my house! n I" made a Nkm* uf my husbaml. 1 told him 
 that you h.id made him a better and kinder husband, and that though I was a poor woman, nothing 
 could tempt inc to try to incke him » Catholic again.' " 
 
 " I visited a houso in 
 
 -, and on takiny out a Testament from my bag, tli« woman ro.se and 
 
 in a voice full of emotion said, ' Oh, give me one," ami going to her liureaii she took out the cover of 
 « Testament and told me that years ago she got the book from a Colporteur, and just when she wan 
 beginning to know what was in it, the priest came to her house and burned it, leaving only the t over 
 with her." 
 
 " Among the new converts h..re, fifteen in number, is one Mons. , who is a living exampie 
 
 to the neighbourhixid. He was forrierly a great drunkaril, but is now a true (.'hristiau. He siiendu 
 his evenings learning to read, as iloes also his wife, who is still a Roman ("atholic, though her faith 
 i» evidently shaken."' 
 
 " I arrived here yesterday, Mr. eolport<>d here last winter and circuiate<I sever.^1 Bibles. 
 
 1 went into the house of Mons. , where twelve or thirteen i»eo|)le were met. On seeing a 
 
 stranger enter, they were all abashed and would scari:ely speak. After a little I aitkert if thev would 
 
 like to hear a giMid atory, and on taking out my Rible to reiul, se.eii of tiiem surprised me by taking 
 
 in thi» dintriot and sent .i Missionary to labour amongst the [leople *>ine twelve families having last 
 lall iievered their connection with the Church uf Kume. 
 
cxx. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 IK 
 
 4 
 
 i ■ 
 
 i' 
 
 mIm 
 
 Thesp are l.iit Inief sample- of . -..reH i>f interesting narratives fmmd in the monthly rei>ort« and 
 jc)urii»l» ■>{ till' r;..lp..it.iiis, iicarlv nil «( whoni cimcur in sayinK that the imi.ple are hccntning more- 
 an(lni<ir.v acicsMihle, and that, were it ni)t for fear of the i>riest and tif theirnBiKhljimrn, large number* 
 would oiwnly renounce Homanismand ca»t in their lot with the ProteMtant Church. 
 
 MI.SSION fSCHOOL-S. 
 
 The .School »yntem in the Province (>f tiueliec, except in a few ProteMtant centres, Is Roman 
 Catholif, and entirely ur.der the control of the hierarchy. The teikcliini: in most HchooU is larKely 
 c.mfined to the Cliunh t 'atfuhisni. In many ilistrirtn the school and the teacher are altogether 
 unknown, and th.' children are alloweil to :,'row up in I.TOSS ignorance. , . „ . 
 
 When ii family sever their connection with the CI, irch of liome, the Colj)ortcur» of the Board 
 have inscrm 'ioiiH t<i endeavour to «et them to send oun or two of the older cliildren to the Central 
 Mission Srho.>l» at Pointe-aux-Tremldes, these schnols lieing o^en to them as well as to the children 
 of Honian < 'atholics. i l i 
 
 Whole, however, there are tw.i iir three French Protestant families residing near eiich other, the 
 Board app.,int a teiwher and open a Missi.vn Kcho,il, meelinK in whole or in part the ex|>enses connected 
 therewith. Into these schools are gathered the children of converts, as also such of the Uoman 
 Catholic:< iiA , ail lie induced to attend. In all the schools connected with the Uoaril lioth French and 
 EnKlish are ta'.,'ht, and sp.cial promin<-iice is given to the religious training of the iHinils. The 
 teiwliers, in ad.lition t.i their sclnsil (hities, ^dve a [sirtion of their time to coliwirting in the distnct, 
 more .sins-iallv with a view of getting the Uoman Catholic families to send their chihlren to school 
 
 During the year, schools were maintained a-i f.dlows in the helds under the care of the Board :— 
 
 Pointe-aux-Tremliles, iiumher of pupil- .itteiiding 
 
 Port-au-Persil, 
 
 Pointe-au-Boiileau\ 
 
 .St. Jlide, 
 
 St. Hvaciiithe, 
 
 St. Aiitoin,. .\lilw, 
 
 Kuss,-ll Mall, Mimtreal, 
 
 Canniii.; .Street, .Montreal, 
 
 .Toliett.-. 
 
 lirciiville, 
 
 Nainur, 
 
 Mashaiii .Mills, 
 
 Ste. .\niie, Illinois, 
 
 d,, 
 
 >io 
 
 .lo 
 
 do 
 <lo 
 
 <lo 
 
 .lo 
 
 (1., 
 
 do 
 
 d,. 
 
 do 
 
 d,. 
 
 do 
 
 d.i 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 <lo 
 
 d,> 
 d,. 
 
 do 
 
 Htj 
 17 
 13 
 19 
 2.1 
 10 
 45 
 21 
 16 
 30 
 
 20 
 145 
 
 Total Teachers, 111 ; Pupils, 4H0 
 
 I'OINTK.ArX-THKMBI.KS SCHOOLS. 
 
 .\s these central Mission Schools have ri'- 
 ceived a generous pupport during tin- past year, 
 and !U4 eiii|uiriiM( an' freipiently maile coiiceiiiiiig 
 them, it is ileeiius! desiralile to repeat in sui)stance 
 what wa^saiil in last Anuuid Report Concerning 
 tl-eir origin and design. 
 
 The Pointe-aii\-Tiemhles Missiim Hehools, 
 
 situated on the north shi,ie of the St. T,awrence 
 
 Itiver, nini' miles <:istof -Montreal, were found'sl 
 
 in 184li liy the Knneh Canadian Missionary S,i- 
 
 ciety, and were puichasiMl hy last lieneial 
 
 AHsemlily ;ind inoiiediately thereafter transferred 
 
 to the Hoard. On the ilission property then> 
 
 are two school liiiildings, one for hoys, which can 
 
 accommodate ahout loO, ami the other for girls, 
 
 with accoMiiiio lation for between 40 and .'lO. 
 
 i'pwards ..f :i.O(X) French Caniulians have already 
 
 Iieeli educated hen-. N(any of these now occupy 
 
 positions of trust am? intluence :is ministers, 
 
 teachers, phvsici.iiis, i.iwyei-s, merchants, etc. 
 
 Puiiils .'ire admitted lietw.'i-n thi' aKCs of thirteen 
 
 ami twinty-tiw, tin average age being about 
 
 seventi 111. .V prefiience is given to the sons 
 
 iind ihi'igliters of Flench Uoman Catholic jiareiits 
 
 ami to the children of recent converts from Itoiiie 
 
 living in piirishes where there is no Protestant 
 
 HchiHil. The session begins in October each 
 
 year, and c^'Mtinue^ for seven months. The pupil-' 
 
 nil resiiW in the buildings, and thus enjoy the 
 
 advantages ,>f a Christian home, under the 
 
 watchful nurtiirj' of earnest, devotwd teachers. 
 
 Tliey all take their share of honse-work. Thi 
 
 d.iv's duties are thu'* laidmit : Uise at ."i.;W ii.m. 
 
 .1^ -. :_ ii. . -1^ . ^.. *.,..i.,; ..;...,^..i.. 
 
 .•lU rtr-.- tn !(•- --r--— •,- -,.,.....,;, J.,, ,„„... 
 
 from (i to 7. Br<'»kfa.st at 7- House ami out- 
 door work fii'iu 7..10 to .'*.4.\ Family woi-shiii, 
 when all assemble together, Imys and girls, at 
 .'<.4."i. .School begins at (•, with united Bible c!a»» 
 for all, and continues till l'.J. Dinner at 12, fol- 
 lowed by recreutiuu to l.;iO. Then, classes till 4, 
 
 DOTS BCBOOb, FOINTR-ADX-TSEHilLHa. 
 
«(> 
 17 
 V.i 
 l!l 
 2.» 
 10 
 45 
 21 
 16 
 30 
 
 ;w 
 
 20 
 145 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CXXl. 
 
 rocreation fn>m 4 to 5, clawieH from 5 to fl, tea at 0, recreation to 7. Studying privately In the claaa 
 rcKim till !♦, thfn fiuiiily worship (lx)y« and K'irl" i" their Henarate building's) at !•, ami all in l)e<l, and 
 Iit[ht« "lit l)y '.(.;)0 p.n(. Tiiere are hve teuchrrs, two of whom are marrieil, and all of whom reMde 
 in the l)uildinK«. They are all farncnt (.'hriwliann, of devoted miHMionary npirit, thorouKhly conne- 
 crateil, it in believed, to thtir work. The princilial, Mr. .1. HourKoin, hii.i l)eeii rWven yearn connected 
 with the InHtitution, ancl i« admirably adapteil tor hi« position. H^>eL•ial proniineiice i» vfiven to rell- 
 gioiiH inntniction and to the teaching' of the Bible on the iMiintH of difference U'tween I'roteHtante and 
 Honian CatholicH. In these every pupil in thoroiii,'hly indoctrinated, and it ix no exaK«eration to 
 Htate that comi>aratively few of our Kn^'li»h■KlWftkin^' younj,' nien and women are Ix-tter aci|uainte<l 
 with their HiblcM, tir bf tter able to j.'ive a reiwon for the hoiie that in in them, than can the pupils of 
 Pointe-aux-Trembli'M when they li'ave the .Mission Schools there. The Itoard have no hesitation in 
 warmly commendiiiK' these Institutions as worthy of public confidence, assund that no means are 
 more likely, by the blessiuj,' of (Sod, to be efficacious in the work of French Canadian Kvaneeliza- 
 tion, and in advivncins,' the caustt of Christ in the Province of liueliec, than these central ^lilll)ion' 
 .SchooU, now providentially connected with our Presbyterian Church. 
 
 aiKLS SCHOOL, rOU)TB-AOI-TBKUBI,B8. 
 
 After dcductintf the fees paid by the pupils, and exiJense of repairs, etc., the average co«t to the 
 Church of fiicb p\ipil is !i))out $.50 per session. The Board are most anxious that the Institiitions 
 should be supported by means of scholarships of $!iO eacli, (fm"'anteed by private individuals or by 
 Sai>bath Schools. A particulai' pupil is iissigned to tile donor of a scholarsnip, to whom reports an 
 to the pro(p-ess made art- forwarded from tiine to time. I;i this way a .Sabbath School, contributinK 
 a scholarship, is i)ut directly in curres|>ondenof with the JUssion .4cnool, and the letters, if read pub- 
 licly to the .Sabbath Sch(«)l, tend to ki.'p up their interest in the work. Moreover, the School can, 
 every .S»l)bath. -emember by name, in its i>ray,;r-, the pupil ifsupixirts, and can scarcely fail itself to 
 receive tjenef,, h ■ heiiijc thus directly l>rouxht into c<«ntact wdth the imjiil educated by means of its 
 missionary c >."::'n tio : i. 
 
 The session ju. ^ ei «ed has, by (Jod's blessing, been one of the most successful in the history of 
 the schools. The atiendance wim somewhat less than in the previous session, chiefly owinx to the 
 o})«niii8 of fk similar institution in thf! city of Montreal anil to careful discriiriinatiou on the part of 
 the Committee in the a<lmission of paj,;' T' mmber in attendance was ei;;hty-«ix. The schools 
 were rft^ularlv visited and ex;i lined e. 'ly a Committee of the Board. A sujwrior claas 
 
 was instituted for the training of pupil- - ai> ' colixirteurs, and to fit those who desire to 
 
 do ao to enter ui«>n a course of stui'y fo the .inniHtry o, other of the learned pr ifessions. Owiii^ to 
 an outbreak of sickness in the district, i « s lieemeii !»dvi«ahl(! to disjiense with the public examina- 
 tion, and to close the schools a little e, t-li';f i^aii iisu:> . 'iVhilf the progress of tiie pupils in their 
 studies was most commendable, and the i ■ iei \nd di-icipline all that could be desired, the Board 
 have special satisfaction in reportins that i uy-tvo <>f the impils profes«,?d their faith in Christ, 
 and after careful exanunation were ailmitt I nt<- the fellowahin of the Church, the Rev. Professor 
 Coussirat a<lministerinx the ordinance of the Lord's .Sup|)er in the end of March. 
 
 Mrs. Inglis havinjr resixueil her (Kisition in Am^ust last, the Board were fortunate in securing 
 the services of Miss Blair, a teacher holdluK an Aca<lemy diploma from McGill Normal School, who 
 has dinchanred her duties with marked satisfaction to tlie Committee in cuarKe of the st?h >oIb. The 
 other teachers have, as in former years, maiuiaineii in emciency tiieir resjiective deponmenis. 
 
 The Boanl are aratifietl In being able to reiiort that for next session they have secured the services 
 of Miss Cairns a< Directress of the (rirls' School. For many yeai-s this position wan most efficiently 
 
€xxn. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 
 filleil by MiHM Cairnn, till twn yeiirx ngo, when on iiccciunt of illhcnlth che wa« comitelled t«) reaiKD. 
 Her health h now niiii|Jetely reHturwl, unil with rencw»Ml zeul hIic retiimH to her former position, aod 
 to what to her i» a laljour of love. 
 
 THE FBINCIPALB AVMUAL REPriBT OF THE FCnOOLI. 
 
 Tlie foUuwinK in the Ileport for the Segxion 
 •choolii : — 
 
 of 1881-82 of Mr. .1. Bourgoin, the Princip»l of the 
 
 " We have again reached the clone of another auccenHftil neHnion of the Pointe-aiix-Tremlilea Mis- 
 Rionary HchnoJH. Ah we look liftck >iiM)n the iiast, we feel that we have abundant Kf'Uiid to be 
 thankful. We are conscioUH more than we ever were before that (Joel has 8<lile(l HiH bletming to the 
 work of our hands. It is, therefore, with feelingH of deep Kratiliide to Jfini that we present to-day 
 the foUowinK report of what hax taken place during the la^t neiiKion. 
 
 " Eijfhty-Bix pupils have attended the Bch<M)l» during the HesHion, one-third of whom belonged to 
 Roman C'atliolic parents, a few were I'Mtestants, and the rest children of converts. 
 
 " Of thoHo who were Koinan Catholics on entering our schools, the majority have declared them- 
 selves as Protestants before taking leave of us. Their zealous researches after the (jospel truths, an 
 well M their general conduct, l)eHpeak well in favour of their new profession. 
 
 "Twenty-two of the pupils have lieeu converted to Christ during the session, and have become 
 members of the Church, being admitted to the Lord's Table for.the first time on the 2yth of March. 
 During' no other session within our recollection did such a large nund)er of pupils make a profession 
 of their living faith in Christ as their Saviour. 
 
 " Three of o\ir young men are aluiut to leave for Mission fiel J«, in which they wdll engage as Col- 
 porteurs during the summer months. 
 
 " We are glad to lie enabled to say that the progress of our scholars has been very encouraging. 
 If we take into consideraticm the shortness of the sessiim, as well as the fact that they si>end a part of 
 their time in house-work, we cannot but say that their progress in literary attaimuentshaH been very 
 satisfactory indeed. 
 
 " As fur as conduct is concerned, it is iileasing to record that it has been an giHKl as can lie desired. 
 Our pupils have shown a desire to Rcoomplish well their tusks. It seems as though they understixxl 
 better tnan before that they have duties to perform not only towards themselves, but also towarils 
 their Creator and towards their fellow-men. These duties they seem to have striven to accomplish 
 to the best of their ability. As a conse(pience, i>eace, harmony and brotheily love have reigned in 
 the schools during the whole of the winter months. Not imly m their intercourse with us have our 
 pupils been amiable, but also in their daily intercourse with one another. 
 
 "Owing to sickness, we have ha<I to close our schools a little earlier than usual. Although there 
 were several cases of sickness, still, thanks to (iod, none has lieen fatal. 
 
 " On looking over the list of young men who passed through our Institute, we are glad to meet the 
 names of some whose success of late deserves to be noticed. Three of these have just completed 
 their theological course at the Pi'esbyteriun College in Mimtreal. Seven others are still pursuing 
 their studies at the same college, with a view to the ministry of the Clnirch. Two others have com- 
 pleted a course of study in the Law faculty of Mc(iill College, and have taken the degree of B.C.L. 
 One has also taken a (jiolil Medal on the completion of his Law course. 
 
 "Another one is at present studying niedicine in one of the medical colleges of Montreal, and 
 atill another, a student for the nunistry of our Church, has just taken the Governor-Generals's Gohl 
 Medal in McGill College. The iloings of all these former pupils give lis great joy, and we are not 
 Indifferent to the success which they meet. 
 
 " Ijet UH hoi)e that a still greater n>iml)er will become eificient ministers of the Gosjiel, while others 
 will find their way into the lil)eral professions, where they will exert an influence for g(M)d. 
 
 " 1/et our boys and girls go forth into the world carrying in their hearts a holy reverence for the 
 God they have learned to love, habits of prayer, of .activity and of industry, such as they have been 
 taught to cherish whilst under our roof, and we have no fear for their success in their future career." 
 
 SCHOLARSHIPS. 
 
 A list of the Scholarships receiveil or guaranteed by Sabbath SchooU and private frieqds of the 
 work is herewith aiipentled : — 
 
 From SaAbath Schwii. 
 
 Ancaster and Alberton, Out. 
 Ansimia, Conn., I'.S., Con«regation.il. 
 Barrie, CollingwcMsl, Orillia luid Bradford. 
 
 IteiicviUe, .lohll street 
 
 BridgeiMirt, ('onn. , 1st Presbyterian. 
 Brockville, First. 
 
 St, John's. 
 
 Brussels, Melville (one-half). 
 
 Bryson ami Litchfield B. class. 
 
 Charlottetown, Miss Montgomery's class. 
 
 Ch."Uh,-.m, Ont., First. 
 
 Chatham, Ont., St. Andrew's (one-half ). 
 
 Cobourg. 
 
 Cote des Neiges. • 
 
 
 Farringilon. 
 
 Fergus, St. Anilrew 
 '^ Melville. 
 
 FuUarton and Avon 
 
 Gait, Kuox. 
 
 Ganano<|ue. 
 
 Halifax, Fort Massi 
 
 St. .Matth, 
 
 " Poplar Gri 
 
 Hamilton, Central, 
 " Knox. 
 
 Little I'ritain, .Man 
 
 I^indori, St. Andrev 
 
 Moncton, N.B. (on« 
 
 Montreal, Stanley s 
 " Chalmer 
 
 " Inspecto 
 
 " Tannerie 
 
 " K.rskine. 
 
 " Crescent 
 
 " Nazaretl 
 
 " Km-:c. 
 
 .St. .MatI 
 
 " St. Gabi 
 
 Cross .M 
 
 Norwotsl (one hidf). 
 
 Oshawa. 
 
 Osnabruck, St. Mat 
 Ottawii, Bank strei 
 
 Blenheim, Ont., Ilo 
 Brantfonl, Ont., Ig 
 Brighton, Kng., tw<: 
 
 McKay. 
 Ferunis, Ont., A. D 
 A. 1) 
 Hannlton, Ont., M 
 Kingstim, Ont., Mi 
 Kirkwall, t)nt., Ko 
 Lcitb, Ont., Hoss 1 
 Martintown, Burn' 
 
 town, Hephzib, 
 Middleton, Conn., 
 Montreal, K. K.O.I 
 
 " Krskine 
 
 " Crescent 
 
 The Board desire tr 
 BU|)erintenilents, teache 
 Thanks are also cordiall 
 were received during th 
 bute<l during the p,ast yi 
 and friends will ireneroi 
 increaseil neirt session. 
 ho)ie to he able to ailin 
 institutions in Muntrua 
 to the advancement of I 
 
 The following table 
 past year. While 8om< 
 were supplied during 
 inductetl (jastors or of 
 arc much i:::irr :u;i Iharj 
 they will convey, it is 1 
 «r two of the fields, wht 
 lar« include both sectiot 
 
 

 
 
 APPENDIX. cxxiii. 
 
 
 PkrrinK<lon. 
 
 
 
 1 Pembroke. 
 
 
 FeiYtiH, St. Amlrew'H. 
 '^ Melville. 
 
 
 
 I'eterlM)r«', St. Panl's. 
 
 
 
 
 " St. Andrew's (one h»lf) 
 
 
 Fullart4>n ami Avonbaiik. 
 
 
 
 Picton, N. S , Prime street 
 Port lloi*. Fir^t, I 
 
 
 Uslt, Kuox. 
 
 
 
 
 Oananmiue. 
 
 
 
 
 Mill street. ) 
 
 
 Uali/nx, Fort ManHev. 
 
 
 
 
 Ouebi'C, Chalniers. 
 lloss, Ont. (one-half). 
 
 t 
 
 St. Matthew 'h. 
 
 
 
 
 
 " I'oidar (inive (one 
 
 ■half) 
 
 
 
 SprinKside, N. S. 
 
 
 Hamilton, Central. 
 
 
 
 
 Stratford, Knox. 
 
 
 " Kiuix. 
 
 
 
 
 " Bible cloM. 
 
 
 Little ISritain, Manitolia. 
 
 
 
 Sarnia. 
 
 
 London, St. Andnw'n. 
 
 
 
 ' Street-ville (one-half). 
 
 
 Moncton, N.U. (une-lialf). 
 
 
 
 
 Ihorolil (one-hall). 
 
 
 Montreal, Stanley Htreet, Bible i 
 
 lass. 
 
 
 'Hiree Kivers. 
 
 
 " ChalnierM. 
 
 
 
 
 Toronto, Knox. 
 
 
 " InH(wct'ir Htreet 
 
 
 
 
 " •' Bible class. 
 
 
 " Tanneries. 
 
 
 
 
 Tniro, X.H., First. 
 
 
 " Kr»kine. 
 
 
 
 
 Vankleek Hill (two). 
 
 
 ** CreHcent nt; 
 
 
 
 
 Wakefield, One. 
 
 Watirbiiry, V.S,, First ( 'onKreKational. 
 
 
 it *t 
 
 Bible 
 
 ulam. 
 
 
 
 ** Xayjireth ntr. •- b. 
 
 
 
 
 Vounif Liulies' Mission Cirele. 
 
 
 Kn<;c. 
 
 
 
 
 " .Se04ind ConKVeKational. 
 
 
 " St. .Matthew's. 
 
 
 
 
 West Winchester, ( )nt. 
 
 ii/ 
 
 " St. Caliriel. 
 
 
 
 
 WilliaiMstown, St. .Vmln-w's. 
 
 m 
 
 " ('roMH MisKion. 
 
 
 
 
 Win<lsi.r, (.Int., Sabbath school. ^ 
 
 S 
 
 N(irwo.Ml (one hnlf). 
 
 
 
 
 " 1). Cameron. ) 
 
 Mt 
 
 OhIihwu. 
 
 
 
 
 W(K«lst(K'k, Ont, Chalmers. 
 
 t 
 
 Osnaliruck, St. Matthew's. 
 
 
 
 
 i Wo(Klville and Mnril«wl^ Unt. 
 
 fl 
 
 Ottawa, Bank street. 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 '■■' 
 
 
 From 
 
 Priiate 
 
 Indiridualt, etc. 
 
 i 
 
 
 Blenheim, Ont., Robert Black. 
 Brantfonl, Ont., Ignatius Cockshutt (8). 
 Brighton, Kng., two Friends, (m-T llev. A. B. 
 
 McKay. 
 Fcrtrus, Ont., A. Dingwall Fonlyce. 
 
 " A. I). Ferrier. 
 
 Hamilt<m, Ont., .Mrs. K. .M. Wanzer. 
 Kingston, Ont., Mrs. P. .McLaren. 
 Kirkwall, Ont., Robert .Nfctiueon. 
 Lcith, Ont., Ross Bros. 
 Martintown, Burns ('liiirch, and VVilliams- 
 
 town, Ilephzibah Church. 
 Middlcton, Conn., First Congreg'l Church. 
 Montreal, K.R.O.L. (4). 
 
 " Krskine Church L.wlies. 
 
 " Crescent street Church Larltes. 
 
 Montreal, -Mrs. Redpath. 
 
 Mrs. A. B. Mackay. 
 
 " David Morrice. 
 
 " (tcorge Rogers (ime-half). 
 
 " Cash. 
 
 " McLachlan Bros. 
 
 Nairn, Ont., Rev. L. McPhcrwm. 
 New (Masgow, N.S., Mrs. R. Mt^iregor 1 
 
 and .Mr. .1. W. Carmichael. 1 
 
 New (Jla.sgow, United Churi;h Latlies' 
 
 Benevolent Society. 
 Ottawa, •)nt., a Friend. 
 Quebec, Oue., CD. 
 l{ockwood, Ont., Arch. McNab. 
 Sto. Anne, Illinois, Kev. C. i;hinic|uy. 
 Tonmto, Knox Chun'h. 
 
 The Boaril desire to give expression to their deep gratitude to these friends and to the pastor*, 
 ■uiwrintendents, teachers and pu|)ils of these Sabbath schools for their generous contributions. 
 Thanks are also conlially temlere.l to the other Sabbath Schcsds and friends from whom contributions 
 were received during the yt:',r. It is earnestly hoped that all who guaranteed .Scholarships, or wmtri- 
 bute<l during the past year, will continue to (lo so in the future, and that many other Sabbath Schools 
 and friends will L'euerously help in this imi)ortant work, so that the number .if pupils will be largely 
 increaseil next session. .'Ypplications for a<Iniissioii are exiiected from about two hundre<l. The Boanl 
 hope to be able to lylmit at least one Imadred and thirty, and are most desirous to establish similar 
 Institutions in Montreal and elsewhere a,s early as possible, Iwlieving that this will tend very much 
 to the advancement of the work of French Canadian Evangelization. 
 
 PREACHING STATIONS. 
 
 The following table contains a list of the fields occupied by Missionaries of the Board during the 
 past year. While some of the fields only received supply for six months, the great majonty of them 
 were euppliwl during the entire year— twenty of them enjoying the stated services of mgularly 
 inducte»f pastors or of ordained missionarifs. Though not so complete as is ilesirable, the statisticf 
 
 arcir.ac::ia"mit:: iiir.it :i: f.'-.y [•m-i-ttK --- m . -,„.,-.,.,- ... ~ ■■- . --■ ;-;- -• . 
 
 they will convey, it is Iwlievetl, a fairly accurate idea of the present condition of the work. In one 
 or two of the fields, where joint French and English work is carried on, the statistiw in some partic"- 
 lan include both sectiuns :— - 
 
 &■ 
 
 
CXX i 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 If ■■ 
 
 Kim 
 
 OrandFulli., N.H. . 
 
 Vniilinii II, Muini- 
 
 t-'«rii.|iict, I'tc, N.ll. 
 
 Hti'llrtrton, N.H 
 
 Poiiitr ,iii-l5ipul<'nii 
 
 Port-iuil'iT^il, tiue, . . . 
 
 Murrny Hiiy, tine 
 
 Qiiclii'c t'ity 
 
 Ht. N'alerifii. <^ie 
 
 Tln'i«|.,i,-(r.\rt..ii, gu«. 
 
 Kt. Hyiuiiill- 
 
 St.Ju'ile .. . 
 Sorel.. 
 
 West Fai'iihiiiii 
 
 St. Antiiinc AMie 
 
 ]jit|iriiii'ie 
 
 Ht. .liilmV, Miiiitic'iil 
 
 Ciiniiiiii; Stiii't, Miintrt'iil 
 
 Itivliioi .Miw.^iuii, .Moiitri'iJ 
 
 < 'lite .'^t. IjiHiin, t'to. . « 
 
 I'oiiitf iiii\ Tit'iiibli'rt 
 
 Kt. .Miirtiii's, fte., tine 
 
 Sliuwlpriiliri- mill Mnriii, l^ue. . . 
 
 .lolietti'. <,iiic 
 
 lillWllnll, l^llf 
 
 New tiliinK'iiw, (^ue. 
 
 <iri'iivilli', i-tc, (iue 
 
 Niiniur, l^iu- 
 
 AiiKfif, t'to., ijw 
 
 Molitelielld. ftc. <^10 
 
 Miislnmi Mills, <iue 
 
 Ottiiwa 
 
 Lewlie ami Thmtip, IJue 
 
 UrvKilalf, etc , Out 
 
 Stp. .\iiin', llliiuiifi 
 
 HeuiliiiK'ly, t'to., Mull. ...... 
 
 DiHtrict« iicciipii'ij Iiy <'ii1|hii-"| 
 
 teiir», ntliiT tlian the above ; 
 
 — eatiimite . . 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 ■i 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 
 i 
 1 
 •J 
 
 i 
 
 •{ 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 2 
 1 
 If 
 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 4 
 2 
 2 
 2 
 1 
 1 
 4 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 
 i 
 
 
 
 .s 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 a 
 
 it 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 1H 
 
 
 <i 
 
 :> 
 
 
 u 
 
 (i 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 1 being 
 
 built. 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 27 
 
 8 
 
 21 
 
 141 
 
 45 
 
 .«» 
 11 
 l.t 
 U 
 
 m 
 
 27 
 •M 
 2K 
 ti 
 12 
 2)'> 
 27 
 21 
 42ri 
 25 
 
 12 
 11 
 
 8 
 22 
 10 
 12 
 
 9 
 10 
 170 
 ,V) 
 24 
 1!> 
 7 
 1.5 
 21 
 11 
 14 
 50 
 »'• 
 •M 
 
 ;»2 
 
 1<! 
 Hi 
 13 
 15 
 22 
 1.50 
 tM) 
 
 (iftv 
 
 ASNl'AL ntl'OnT iiF HT. JOHN'S CnURCH, MONTBKAI., Foil HIE TK.Ml KSMNIl IsT MAt, 18H-.*. 
 
 7*,, fir /(.Kin/ tif Fi-ni'h Ev<iiiiiiU-.at>"n nf the j'rfKhi/ltriiin Chiiirh in Camilla. 
 
 The (•(■(•Ie»iaftiortl vear which ha^t just exjiireil has bei-n mie nf tlu' iiinst enciPura«inK— or rather 
 the liiiwt I'lRiMirivniiif,' nf all since my imluctuin to the pastorati of St. Jolm'a < liurch. Apart fnitu 
 the iiicsHiiiK of 'loil upon tlie work, one of the chief n-asons of tliis has heeii the Kreater activity nf 
 the labour luarkct. Whilst in \»vt vear.s we have ha<l to ,li.plore every HpriuK the ile|iarture of a 
 nmiiber of our best luenitiirK for the t'nitfil HtatcH or Ontario, this year the miiall (liunnution from 
 thi» cause hax been uloic Hum uiioU- up :•> iiew fM;c«..»ioii» to ..iir l;..!;. If it h rciiicmhcreu that tw.i 
 vearn aRo. in the short space oi si\ \M'i?ks, we lust by einiK'ratioti over forty communicants, it will 
 be seen how ilitficult it must hav.- b.iii to lalwiur witfi any Ueirne of hopcfiilne»s. After my induc- 
 tion on the '2nil November, 1X77, tin- St'ssiou pufKeil the old C'onumiiiioii KoU, and found on it only 
 
f?' 
 
 82 M 
 
 '.•7 78 
 
 Mi 00 
 
 ■iflooo 
 
 t;o 00 
 
 40 OO 
 
 fiO 00 
 
 vi 00 
 
 ■m «4 
 
 ItM) 00 
 
 ii 77 
 
 "so 00 
 
 ino 00 
 
 a75 i«) 
 
 7« 00 
 
 22 0ft 
 
 '-•40 00 
 
 Of, 00 
 
 m 00 
 
 42 30 
 
 28 7(r 
 
 fiOOOO 
 
 •JtSO 00 
 
 APHENniX. 
 
 cxxv. 
 
 • »• ,, 11.1 ill ;,'.H«l itomliiur out of • ll«t of onf hunilre<l an.l nixhtv. Sixty of tl !»»t number 
 I 1 .ini/r.u..,! fnrty hitd tf-n^ liaok t« the f'hireh .f K<mi.', liiid thirty coiiM n"t l» f.miiM, lu»*J»m 
 u, ,.uti/j!d oi \att i\,» ulty. A new U..11 wa« then ►»«un, > oiitnfnitiif «t th« preiw-nt tinw two 
 1 ftn.lr,|nrty.w.ie n»m«i : 01 In othrr wonlii. twohui Inj.l »n.l f..rty-..n.' ti«w meinlH-rn have l>«m 
 R,ui teil I, > iar.''«lv.|. • f- -tabli- (irutiation - thr .btr iimntiimea. An the church han 
 
 111 ...lit two hiinilreil .(iil tift will !>« «een that woiilil have Iwen more tliarj HUwl by ciini- 
 
 iiiMiuciiitH »l.m« wer itn..i mil. Our Inime- l.v .Jeath.ir i»i».«t»<T h*ve h.ien o.fin|«r»tlvi»ly 
 
 triHint'. It niimt I., .•meiiib,.i*ii »l».i, that iiinoe 1N77 three ii<l(lition«l French innMonary ohurcnen 
 have l.e«n oi>eiie.l : ..i,e in the ..1.1 Cfftix Street Church, Mi|.|«.rte.| l.y the Mnth.-ti-t l|...ly : »"';J''«J 
 ill fhutham Htr.-'. nn-ler Afi;,'lic»n pBtr.>n»Ke ; »ii.l liwtly. "Ur "wn ('unninu Str-et ( hurch. lh»t 
 n,- h .ve t.een bIiIi' n.it .-nlv t.- hoM our own, hut t.> nmlce mat-! ur^.^vM in such circMinwtttnceii, 
 
 »h.inl.l enc.iiir!! •■ us ti. c.mtinue ami in. reaae .nir etf.irtu in a tie! i 
 
 \(wt." Kact" .vor. will ihow thit lielter than wiinlii. 
 
 I. In ttal.l. !,, the re^ ilariervii'eH, jireniile.! i.v.'f hy mynfl' in 
 
 ;irv "tiitiiinH hii !ieen <>|>eii in what I niiKht . all the N'.irth li 
 
 -ieiiHivfi liurinli The iitu.K ' tli>- rr«»l)yterian ClleK'e uti': 
 
 .ii.iile t Mi" iml the re»nli lireii that an average iiiini'n 
 
 li;«ve lieanl v\ ■ Ma))l)alli then ! n.' • .'f a free wilv:tti"ii llim 
 
 tiniie.l in .'111 ini.in that there i- i.M.m fur ni.«re l»l»iurerii in 
 
 ••vl.lently "while ti> h»r- 
 
 * Church, two minion- 
 
 .^i en.l .)f my wimewhat 
 
 . fxhort all th.'V could I>er- 
 
 •■.■n jierwum ill .-ach station 
 
 tinl we have been con- 
 
 .; the Hel.l. An t.. the 
 
 church itnelf, tlie atten.lanc haH a< rtiOfU .<iUy perwum in the m..riiiiiK aii.l iiinetyhve in the -ven- 
 iii,'. The weekly I'fayer nieetinK averairt'.t llifrtvtw... Thene tik-ureii are reliaMe. Imlnx not i*lten 
 fi..iii i(iieM-w..rk. liiit actual c..untini{. The «malle«t atten.lance h i-. been a', mcrniim' service ..f the 
 l.'ith May, IXNl, only eiul.t-v-ii persons heiiiK pn-^ent ! the larwest itt eveniiu,' service on the I.th .it 
 Kfliriiary, i ^v.', Ix-in '.ne hun.lre.l luul sixty. T!io fouuiiuui.in h.w lieen Jisiwnse.l .piarterly t<> an 
 .••ras'e'.if fortv-.iiie (:..iiiniimicantii. ., . uu 
 
 2. The fiift'iilies atten.linK St. .folin's Church ..re exclusively f-rench-Hpeakin^'. Al-mt .nie-halt 
 are fn.m France, HeUiuni, an.l Swltzei Uii.l-the rest are French < iinailians, . liere are one hun.lreil 
 anil f.,rtv-"ine cimnmnicants ..n the KoU (in (,"■ .1 stamlinK , an increase of twenty-three conipare.l 
 VI ith last yt'iir. , , , . , , ,., 1 i_. 
 
 ;), K.irty three have Ik-.u a.l.le.l .luriiiK' the year : t * t-nty four by professi.m ..f faith, and nine- 
 t-en by certiricate. Twenty names have been Uken oB the K..il durifiK the year ; three f..r ais.stucy, 
 tiw were exiwlleil for unchristian an.l immorfcl conduct. hIx have eiaJurated, ami nve have .lie.l-wo 
 trust, in the faith .if the (i.ispel. 
 
 I. One Imnrlre.l fauiilies are K'enerally represent. 
 liiorninK "r eveniiii; Seventy or eighty faniilies . l.n 
 ..' a..iiinally r.-liiiwuteii, fr.iiii various causes. 'l"lie<. 
 I... Iiftvini.' r » l.xwo fr.iiu tlie < -hurch of H.ime, but 
 M ii.lherenc.- l tin; I'mteslnnt faith puts them iin.lei 
 .if our Cliurcli members is recruite.l. The constituen. 
 be estiniatp.l at one hiin.lred an.l seventy families at l.i 
 
 ".. The Kirk Session ..f St. .lohns Church niimb.i- 
 
 hel.l trti m.-.tinKs .luring the year, each ..f which has Iseii atten.le.l by an av.rim'e .,f f.ii.r el. ers, 
 
 ti. There are f..ur manaK'ern, the .inly chanKe in this respect since last year haviuK been tne 
 r.'tiie»,ntof (uit from the offico of TrcaHurer, and the apiwlntiueiit of another one . if the oxistim? 
 
 iiianaK' *" the vacant charKc , , - , ,. n 1 
 
 7 ■ have b.-en tbiitv-tw.. baptisms this year. In the cane of one of these It wa« iliscovered 
 
 that th. 1 . nts had ha.l th.- chil.l baptized bef.ire in the It.iman Catholic Church, their obje.'t in 
 
 asking f..r tl.at sacrament fr..ni us beinK to obtain p.>..r relief thr.mK'h the winter. I he iiiip..sture 
 
 was, however, disc.vere.l in time, an. I the parties look.'.l rather f.M.lish when a certificate ..f baplimii, 
 
 siu'iiHil by the'orticiatiiik' pri.'st, \va« shown to them. ..,,,,. . 1 
 
 H V.mr B.iar.! ask- us " H.iw many cnverts from the Church of Komo have we .i.iumie.l 
 
 iMiiiiK the year?" I think th.it thi^ qtiosti.m is bc«t anaw.-re.l by the number of a.Miti. ns t.. the 
 
 (■..mimuii..ii It.ill, viz, forty-three. I respectfully submit th.t until the pe..plewe preach to an.l vi«lt 
 
 take this imp..rtant step, they are n..t vet c..nverte.l in the biurliest sense. \ 011 cannot class a* con- 
 
 ertsiHi.iide who, thr..u«h fear ..f men .ir from .ither causes, still adhere to some outward observances ot 
 
 d vet come to hear the C...spel preaclie.1, aiel Kive us free access to themselves an.l 
 
 ., re ..f their members .m Sabbath 
 a.lherents of the Church are only 
 ,'enerallv s[ieakin«, in a transition 
 yet reaii/.e.l all the ..bliK'atioiis that 
 ,. ih'ls clans, h.iwever, the greater part 
 Ki N|ieak, of the Church, may therefore 
 
 iieehlers, besi.les the MiHlerator. It bar- 
 
 n.l aluHist terri- 
 serin.in, 
 
 UoUianism, anil jc fii.j. „.. ,- • , , ..- * »i. f :ii 1 
 
 fuiiilies If however, vi'e a.l.l the cliil.lreu an.l n.>n-comiimnicant ail ilt members of the famille* of 
 the forty-three who joined u-> tlii v.jar in full membership, the numi ■ r w.i.ild 1..- a' .lut seventy or 
 
 ""'' '<! It is'e.iuallv .lifticult to answer the rpiestion as to " How many iioiiiau < 'ath.ilics atton.l our 
 services'" There" are in\ariablv some ; sometimes one or tw.i, s..metimes twenty or thirty. <»cca- 
 ai.uiallv we have iiotictid menii»-rs ..f the >lilr ..f French H..ciety present. \\ ith rare exceptions, 
 these visitors are re»i>eotful an.l attentive. Few w-imen ..f the K.uiian Catholic faith erne t.. hear 
 the (losis'l When they .1.., it has ..ften lieon n.iticed that they appeare.l iinrv.ms, an.l aim. 
 fied at tlieir own b.ddness, but, calmiuK' themselves, they Kenerally stay on t.i the eu.l of th.' 
 and sometimes come aifaiii. . , r,. i . . ^« u •.. 
 
 10 Aiiart fiMiii the families .,f French I'rotestantu c.mnected with St. .lohn h Church, either w 
 (•..mmunieants an.l adherents, tliere are J.robablv . hun.ln-.l m.ire in connecti..n with the Fr.'nrh 
 Methodist ..r Haptist i 'hurcl.es. S.iiii.' five or six .i^ddy res|iecUble families have connected them- 
 «,.lves with Fntdish conk'reK'ations wl . , iloes n.l .-loarlv ap|>ear. Foronethimj, there is not so much 
 reproach to b.'ar from Konmn Catholic frieii.l- and neiwhlK.ui-s : th.-v will far more rea.lily forKive a 
 f.irmer c.i-r.diKionist his c..nn.cti..n with Kn.lish than with F rench < hiirches. There are als.. als.ut 
 fifteen to twenty families with.nit anv reli i .n at all s.mie of them in.le.-.l bapti/^.l in the Pr.jt.-s- 
 taut faith, but i.a>ii.K failHi int.. Uttor .ssncs^ if nni :-.:--,-rlnrr :r:t- St..-!^...^ u ''"I'L' "" 
 
 iiiin<,ssihle f.>r me to (five the exact nui r of in.tivi.limls of these various classes tn vvhom I Ijave 
 free access, but they certainly am.nint l.. several humlreds. Tliere is any aui.mnt of w,.rk to be done 
 in the field. 
 
MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART 
 ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No 2 
 
 1.0 
 
 I.I 
 
 iii 
 
 II 2.8 
 
 13.2 
 
 ■ 3 6 
 
 1^ 
 
 IIIIM 
 
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 1.8 
 
 1.25 
 
 1.4 
 
 1.6 
 
 ^ APPLIED IM/^GE Ir 
 
 16^J East Mair: Sl'eet 
 
 'f) *82 - 0300 - Phon.- 
 ■ ^v) 288 - 5989 - Fa« 
 
■cxxvi. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 11. I liave in connpotion with the .Sunday School a comparatively small Bible Class, composed 
 alniOHt -excIiiHively of younf women. Its average attendiinee ha.s lieen fourteen members during the 
 year ;^ seven of these have jirofessed faitli in Christ and jouied the Church in full communion. 
 
 12. The .Sunday .School is small, the average attendance being only thirty-one, with a roll of 
 forty scholars, uniler two male and two female teachers. 
 
 13. The rlay school, under the sui>erintendence of Mr. Deville, appears to me to bt; well con- 
 ducted, and the children have made marked pro^Tess in the ditferent liranches t.iUL'ht. I think the 
 number attendinx is over thirty, but exact stivtistics on this [mint will be found in the Teachers' 
 Report, as also toucbin>,' the proportion of Protestant and Koman Catholic scholars. 
 
 !••• There has been a marked improvement in the contributions of the people during the year. 
 Ihe monthly subscriptiim scheme introduceil last year has worked well, the only defect having been 
 the want ipf collectors to go round and jog the memory of the defaulters. This hivs been remedied .it 
 the last annual nieeting of the congregation by the .ippointment of a .Missionary Committee of Ladies, 
 whose duties will lie to collect not only these monthly dues, but to solicit contributions for the various 
 schemes of the Churcli. A comjiarison between last year's Knancial .statement and this vcar will 
 show better than wi rds what has been done. 
 
 1«80-S1. 1881-8'J. 
 
 Sabbath Collections and Subscriptions !?1!»0 00 §241 04 
 
 Special Collections, Widows and Oriihans 4 ;H 4 2.5 
 
 'lo Assembly Kunci H 00 
 
 do Presbytery Kund 2 dO .'. ........ 2 66 
 
 Pointe-aux-Trembles, Sabbath School, Pastor. '.t 00 
 
 French Kvangelization hs 00 
 
 ■Home .Missions ... '< Vi 
 
 •Coll '•• ^^ 
 
 eges. 
 Uegisters 
 
 1 2.-) 
 
 00 
 1 2.5 
 
 iK-yisLcin IV., 12^ 
 
 Contributions by Sabbath School 21 tiO lO .50 
 
 Christmas Tr.' 12 00 Christmas Tree and Picnic. ." 24 00 
 
 Poor relief 10 (X) i I'"",r relief .ind funerals of ^ „-, on 
 
 ,,,,,«.,„ ( destitute members. | ■''' ^"' 
 
 .Sal >liath School, Balance on hand 12 00 
 
 (Jrgani.st '.'.'.'.'.'.'.". . . . .' '.'.'.'.' ' 24 <i6 
 
 •■^aiS 20 
 
 mm 54 
 
 M 
 
 intention to providi- the means for painting and redecor.ating theiiiterit.r, which is sadly in need ot it. 
 1.1. It will be seen that the congregation has contriliuted onehundi-ed and th irty-f our dollars more 
 than last year -all the contributions, with the exception of live dollars, being free-will offerings to the 
 L<ord. Ihis latter sum was the proceeds of a small entertainment given by the Young Men's Literary 
 Society this spring. In urging our people to give according as the Lord prospers them, we have to 
 ob,serve a certain degree of cauti(m, so that th(;\- may not think that Protestants are one of the two 
 daughters ()f the horseleach (Prov. xxx. 1.5). They have esiaped from one of them, .and are natu- 
 riilly suspicious at Hist if we ask them for money. I have found that if they can be persuaded to give 
 themselves to .lesus. they need no urging to give of their substance. If time and space allowed I 
 coulil g.ve some striking instances of this great trutli. 
 
 _ Ki. I have no doubt that many Koman Catholics, in spite of all the warnings and threats of the 
 priesthood, are well disiiosed towards us. The uiiifcirm civility with which I am tre.ated, the pre- 
 sence of luglily respectable members of their Church at our iliets of worship and at the weekly 
 meetings of the Young Men's Literary Associati(jii, aii.l the almost total absence of the interruptions 
 so common three or four years ago, seem to indicate thitt it is not in vain we have striven ti> make 
 the (rospe known. The divisions and hostility that the Laval rpiestion gave rise to among Roman 
 Cathohcsliere will naturally lead some of the more intelligent to look round for a solution of the 
 ilimculty and to hnd out that the shcu'test and best w.ay is to cut the Uordian knot which holds 
 tliem at Rome s mercy, luiil to accept the glorious liberty of the children of God. If we felt at 
 liberty to mention names, we could show that this solution has already occurred to some of the best 
 members of h rench social circles, and has been openly discussed among them. 
 
 17. Our work may be said to be all aggressive ; for whilst we try not to neglect the Hock con- 
 ti(le<l to our care. It would dwindle away to nothing, from emigration alone, if it was not recruited 
 trom the ranks of the Roman Catholic jjopulation around us. Much is done by visitation. I have 
 mailesix hundred and seventy visits of a pastoral or mission.ary nature during the year being an 
 averi^'e of thirteen per week. There is no vacation for French missionaries, st) that I have had to 
 
 tions, ordinations and missionary meetings within itlie bounds 
 
 IS. In my pulpit luinistr.ations I have occasiimally pre.oched controversial sermons but in 
 eral 1 am saUshed to tiy to show pl.-iinly the teaching of the Gospel, merely pointing out very br 
 thcff disagreement with Roman Catholic doctrines, leaving the inevitable conclusion to the iiirii/r 
 
 gen- 
 ' briefly 
 
 »,,,-- J \. ~" ■',..'.-- ...M -i,\; ...^ • iwta.j.i^ ,^i.iiLlltaillll Lll Llie jlllll/IIlPnt 
 
 yr irijj ticircni. 1 thu.s ,u.,i,i wuudiug the self-love of those who differ from us, showing them that 
 1 believe them wise enough to distinguish between truth and error, after the Hrst is matte known to 
 
lasii, composed 
 KTs iltiring the 
 iiinion. 
 with a mil of 
 
 « he well con- 
 
 I think the 
 
 thf Tcachern" 
 
 ring the yeiir. 
 3t having' been 
 en reiiiwlied at 
 littee iif ladiert, 
 for the varioUH 
 this year will 
 
 1881-82. 
 
 .S241 M 
 
 4 25 
 
 
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 r. (10 
 
 
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 24 00 
 
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 23 00 
 
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 mw 54 
 
 if a balance of 
 for caretaker, 
 ly Hchool, and 
 I, and it is our 
 ■ in need of it. 
 ir<lollar.sniore 
 itFeriiiys to the 
 len's Literary 
 a, we liave to 
 me (if the two 
 and are natu- 
 luaded to tcive 
 ice alloweil I 
 
 threats of the 
 lated, tile pre- 
 at the weekly 
 
 interruptious 
 riven to make 
 imon« Koraan 
 rdution of the 
 ; which hold* 
 
 If we felt at 
 ae of the best 
 
 Me Hock con- 
 not recruited 
 tton. I have 
 jar, lieiiig an 
 have had to 
 ijects, besides 
 or the better 
 1 poor at the 
 several induc- 
 
 I, but iu gen- 
 It very briefly 
 the jnrli/tiient 
 iig them that 
 ide known to 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CXXVll. 
 
 them. Whenever I have thought it d. irable, I have asked Chiirrh members and adherents from the 
 puljiit to bring their Koman Catholic friends in the evening, thus insiiring for myself an attentive 
 and respectful hearing. Frefiuent invitations are given in the course of my visits to any who wish 
 to iliscuss in private any controverted [mints, and it is not rare to have these invitati(ms accepted. 
 I have thus had two long interviews with an .iged priest, a most gentlemanly and well-informed 
 man, and with the Vulgate open before us, we have cliscussed in u friendly manner for several hours 
 each time, and have (jarted with mutual good wishes. 
 
 I'J. Two colporteurs labour in my distriot,so that whenever I have been aaked for the Scrii)ture9, 
 Ihave leferred the parties to these gentlemen, and one of them recently told me he liad met wath 
 great success in this branch of Christian work. 
 
 20. 'riie jirogress of the year may be summed up thus :— Is' a much better attendance in the 
 house of God ; 2nd, more spirituality in Church memliers, esi^ciallj- among the young ; 3rd, 
 greater liberality to the caiise of Christ : and lastly, enough of atlmissions to the membership to 
 show that a blessing has rested upon our labours. 
 
 21. It is also encouraging to find how small a number of our converts have been reduced to the 
 painful necessity of asking relief. Kight families had to do this, owing entirely to sickness and 
 want of emi>loyment ; three more on account of the drunkenness and vicious habits of the head of 
 the family, which we could not very well visit upon the lieads of the women and children The 
 sound discipline and careful oversight of the Kirk Session has thoroughly purged the congregation of 
 any low and vicious characters whos ' hypocrisy made it hard to detect and convict. The three cases 
 of apostacy menti.)ned in another [lart of tliis report were tliose of people who made professicms of 
 faitli in the fall of the year, with the evident purpose of obtaining help through the winter, but 
 faili "; in this, thought it better to leave. 
 
 Allusion has I)een maile to the Young Men's I/iterary Soc.ety. This organization, inai:gurated 
 some years ago chiefly by the French Presbyterian students of the Montreal College, has held 
 eighteen meetings through the winter, partly to debate some of the burning i^ueations of 
 the times, partly to hear lectures by such able men as Prof. 1). Coussirat, Rev. Messrs. 
 Latleur, Duclos and Cruchet, an<l also by the Pastor of the Church. These meetings were generally 
 Well attended, sixty persons being the average ; among these a fair sprinkling of educated lloman 
 Catholics. These last have often expressed their satisfaction ojjenly at what they hiwl heard, and 
 the meetings have been the means of attracting a good class of people, socially sjieaking, and of in- 
 creasing the respect due to enlightened Protestant views and to those who hold them. 
 
 22. I wish I cinUd add that there are no iliscouraging features in this Mission work, but this 
 would be far from the truth. It is notorious tliat many Protestants belittle our laboiirs among 
 lloman Catholics, or ipiestion their utility. The devils cried out, when they saw Jesu.s, " Let ua 
 alone!" and many Protestants likewise say to us, "Leave these Komau Catholics alone." Of course, 
 such Protestants do nothing for this special branch of our Lord'j work. Others, who wish us well, 
 forget our isolated position, and rarely, if ever, visit our congregations, or encourage our converts by 
 a few cheering words. We meet in our j)astoral visitations much bitter [Kiverty ; but what can we 
 do to relieve it with the means at our command 1 In every emergency the pastor is the one waited \\\mn 
 tu help, and too often he has trouble enough to get along himself. I could give a case which is to the 
 point. It is that of an old man once wealthy and well educated, but now destitute and helpless 
 through paralysis. His wife is weak and sickly ; his imly son far gone with lung disease. What can 
 be done in such a case? They will not go to "the House of Kefuge, where a home could be had, be- 
 cause the rules there require the sejiaraticm of the sexes, and the faithful wife will not delegate to 
 any stranger the care which her husljand's helijless state denuinds. Had we the means to give them 
 even a dollar a week, that, with tlie partial relief of the Out-door Board of the Refuge, might enable 
 them to pull through ; but we have not. Strange that in a city like Montreal we have no institu- 
 tion to meet such cases ! We meet also with much ingratitude ■ ■ he part of those we are trying to 
 serve. But this is jirobably a common feature of every great pi hropic and religious work. 
 
 Many of our ix-ople have much to learn in the matter of ( attendance. There is a great 
 
 amount of carelessness on this point, even in those from whom *> have a right t > expect better 
 things. It is also difficult to train converts to a right appreciation of the blessefl Sabbath rest, 
 accustomed as they have been from infancy to look upon the afternoon of that day as a special time 
 for amusement, games, picnics, etc. We must, however, rememl)er that many of these nave much 
 to learn yet, and that they cannot be exjiected at once to fall in with the precise ways of those who, 
 like most of us, have been trained from infancy in the retiuirements ot the (lospel. 
 
 23. This report is already so long that I will only add an interesting incident which happened 
 last winter, and which may point a moral to the Christian thinker. 
 
 L.ate in the fall of la.st year I came across a former member of the Chm-ch sitting <iii a bench in 
 one of the public s<iuares. He had at one time been a member of our Board of Managers as well as 
 a connnunicant, but an unfortunate love of liquor had caused him to be suspended from Church 
 nrivileges, after which he ha<' ceased attending. He looked haggard and miserable. I sat down by 
 nis side, and asked him what was the matter, and why he never came to church now. He explained 
 that the immoral cimduct of his wife had driven him to drink ; that he felt deeply his degradation ; 
 he had tried to reform her and to reform himself, but it was of no use. " She is going to hell," he ex- 
 claimed, "and she is dragging me down with her." I encouraged him as w-ell as I could, and j)romised 
 to try to get his wife to cliange her condiu-t, advising him above all not to give way to ilespair, but to 
 look to God for help. A few days later he sent for me, and I found him evidently dying. I read to 
 him a part of the first and second chapters of the 1st Epistle of John, and after a few words of exhor- 
 t.ition, we [irayed together. A change seo.ned to have come upon the dying num. He reiwated several 
 times, "God lias forgiven me 1 'The bi.iod of .Jesus Christ cleanseth from all sin ! '" I callei, again 
 the next day, but his soul had appeared before ' lod. For a few days his wife seemed deeply affected, 
 but as time passed the hupression wore away, and she went on living the same life as before. Two 
 mouths later, she was suddenly taken ill, and before her neighbours could summon help of any kind. 
 she was dead." 
 

 cxxvin. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 I a])])enil liero a comparative stateiiiont of liaptiHiiiH, Marri»Ke« lii.d DeRthH 'n St. Johii'8 Church 
 since the union. .Siicli tliinuB show the reality and Holiility of our work, Cor when those who wera 
 formerly Itoman Catholics procure our serviceH in those great eventi of life, they are converts indeed : 
 
 Baptisms. 
 Marriages 
 Deatlis 
 
 Total 
 
 1875 
 
 1876 
 
 1877 
 
 1878 
 
 3 
 5 
 2 
 
 H 
 
 28 
 12 
 11 
 
 22 
 15 
 
 VI 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 51 
 
 53 
 
 1879 
 
 21 
 
 20 
 
 (> 
 
 1880 
 
 2< 
 12 
 10 
 
 1881 
 
 ;« 
 15 
 17 
 
 46 ! 67 
 
 1882 
 to May, 
 
 11 
 6 
 
 
 It will be (teen that the total of civil acts for 1881 is almost seven timeH (jreater than it was 
 in 187."). Snrely this fs substantial progress. Our ministers and peoi>le in all parts of the country 
 have ill these tii,'ures the neceisary d.ita by which they can estimate the extjnt of our work. 
 
 liut I inuat close this rather prolix report. Long as it is, however, the half has not been told, 
 ard many more paf,'e« iniylit lie filled wi'h additional information. Some years a^o it was hard bu 
 fin<l work eiiiMigli to fill the time of the missionaries, as tlu-y had .access to but few families ; now it 
 is e(|ually haul to overtake the work; it taxes all the mental and i)hysical energies of those who 
 strive to do it conscientiously. It is literally to spend and be spent, without hope of any other 
 rewards or distinctions than those which the Lord, the .fust .luilge, will give unto His servants at 
 His appearing. Ask th-^ brethren to jiray for us, that the word of the Lord may have free course 
 and be glorified, even as it is with them, and that we nuiy not grow weary in well-doing, but endure 
 hardness like good soldiers of .lesus Christ. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 / Chas. a. Doi'DiET, Minister nf St. John's Church. 
 
 OTHKR FIELDS. 
 
 During the year applications have been received from a number of other fields for Missionaries, 
 but owing to tlie lack of suitable men these have reluctantly been declined. The Hoard are at pre- 
 sent in correspondence with parties with a view to the appointment <if Missicmaries to I'rmce 
 Edward Island ; Penetanguishene, Ontario ; and to the French Reserve, Marais, Manitoba. Though 
 not directly connected with the Board, several of the Kngliah-speaking nnnisters of our Church 
 devote a part of their time to the French Canadians settled in their respective districts. 
 
 JOINT KRKNCH AND K.NQLISH FIELDS. 
 
 In no less than fovirteen of the fields under the care of the Board, service is conducted in Eng- 
 lish as well as in French, and in several of these the English-speaking Protestants would be destitute 
 of religious ordinances were it not for the services of our Missionaries. At Grand Bend, in the 
 Presbytery of Huron, the French and English congregations have each had a Missionary up to the 
 present time. They have recently united in agreeing to cidl a minister able ti conduct services in 
 both languages, and there is the prospect of a settlement at an ear'y date, at considerable saving 
 both to the fumls of the Home Mission Committee and of the French Board 
 
 It is very much to be desired that a number of our English-speaking Theological Students 
 should give t'liem.selves to the work of French Canadi.in Evangelization. It is well know.i how 
 largely the work in Fr.ance has been indebted to English-speaking labourers familiar with French ; 
 .and consiilering the facilities for acquiring the langu.agc, and the vast held amimg French Canadians 
 for Missionary work, it is to be hoped that many of our Erglish Theological Students will turn their 
 thoughts in this direction. 
 
 SCELLANEOUS. 
 
 REV. a CHI.NHilV. 
 
 Ah stated in last year's report, Mr. C .initpiy has .again taken charge of nis lormer congregation 
 at Ste. Anne, Illinois. In Kankakee county there are about iioO Protestant families that have been 
 Jed out of the Church of b.ome through Mr. Chini(iuy's instrumentality. 
 
 During the past year both the congregation and the school at Ste. Anne have made satisfactory 
 progres.s. The principal of the school, Kev. C. Lafontaine, reports an increasingly large number of 
 pupils, nearly on '-;"o>irth of whom lielong to Roman Catholic families. Mr. Chiniciuy reports an 
 accession of forfy mendiers to the Church, including; four priests who have abjured Romanism. 
 
 Mr. Ohini(iuy spent two or three months last winter in visiiing New York City and the Xev/ 
 
 England States, addressing large meetings of French Canadians. His cisit has given a great 
 
 impetus to the work of French Canadian Evangelization in several of the manufacturing towns in 
 
 Mass.achusetts. and he reports upwards ot two hundred persons as ha\ing publicly renounced the 
 
 •errors of the Church ot llome ,t« the result of his labours there. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 CXXIX. 
 
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 6 
 
 17 
 
 
 
 (57 
 
 
 FBKNCH CAyAblANfl IN THK CSITEn 8TATBH. 
 
 As iH well known, larye numbers (if French CanadianH hAve of recent years eniigvated to the 
 United Statea, and they form no inconstiderable part of the poimlution of the manul-icturing dis- 
 tricts of MansachusettH and New Hampshire. Amon^ these are many of the former impiU of the 
 Pointe-aux-Trembles schools and of the converts of our Mission in Montreal and elsewhere. These 
 have taken the (iospel with them, am! already roni<rot{ati(ms have been orKanizad in several towns, 
 ministeretl to by former .iidents of the Presbyterian (JoUeBe, Montreal. Durin« the past few 
 months no less tnan five of the Xfissionaries of the Hoard have acceptetl invitations to French Cana- 
 dian churches in the States. 
 
 Though the loss of these has somewhat hampered the Board in carrying on their work in Canaila, 
 still we rejoice that the cause is proaimring id the neighbourinK tlepublic, believing that its succesg 
 there wiU tell greatly upon its success in our own country. Already we are receiving apjilications 
 from young B'rench Canadians in the Kastcrn States for admission to the Pointe-aux-frembleg 
 schools, with a view to study for the work of the ministry at the Presbyterian (College, Montreal, 
 -the only College on the continent with a French Theohigical Department ; and already we are 
 receiving liberal contributions from the Kastern Slates on behalf of our work, no less than $1,2.50 
 having been obtained d\iring the past year, including six Annual Scholarships of $30 each, for the 
 Mission Schools at Pointe-aux-Trembles. 
 
 >hn'8 Church. 
 
 FRBKCH CANADIAN MIsaiONS Of ALL THE CHUBCHK8. 
 
 Though our Presbyterian Church has been greatly honoured of God, and stands in the forefront 
 in this work of French Canadian Evangelization, yet the work is not altogether confined to it, but 
 is participated in by other three Protestant denominations. In December last representatives of 
 the several denominations met and resolved to hold a Union Public Meeting, in the interests of 
 French Missions, during the week of the Anniversary Meetings in Montreal. The meeting wai 
 held in January, and was one of the most successfid of the series, in point of numbers and interest. 
 About 2,000 persons were present. The venerable Dr. Wilkes presided. The singing was con- 
 ducted by a choir of two hundred French Canadian jiupils fi'om the Mission Schools, and addresses 
 were delivered by four of the Missionaries engaged m the work. The following carefully prepared 
 statistics of the work in Canada, in connection with the several Protestant Churches, were presented 
 to the meeting. The first column gives the statistics of all the Churches, and the second those of our 
 own Church :- 
 
 All the Canadian Presbyterian Church 
 Churches. iu Canada. 
 
 Ordained Missionaries 40 21 
 
 Unordalned Missionaries 14 10 
 
 Mission Day School Teachers . 41 19 
 
 Colporteurs 11 11 
 
 BibleWomen ' 4 3 
 
 Total number of labourers emidoyed 110 64 
 
 Preaching Stations 94 47 
 
 Church Members 3,276 1,345 
 
 Adherents .10,461 5,200 
 
 Sabbath Sch:)ol8 48 34 
 
 Sabbath School Scholars 2,000 l,a50 
 
 Institut ;^ ., id Mission Day Schools 23 13 
 
 Pupils i.i " " 827 490 
 
 Theological Students .30 16 
 
 Copies of Scripture distributed in 1881 3,440 3,140 
 
 In addition to the above, the Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec Bible Societies employed during the 
 year 1881 seven French Colporteurs, and issued 3,.595 French copies of the Scriptures in whole or in 
 part. 
 
 THK WORK IN CRANCB. 
 
 As stated in last year's Report, one of the Missionaries of the Board, Rov. A. B. Cruchet, left 
 Canada in May, 1881, for France, witli a view to aid the movement there. Mr. Cruch..t laboured in 
 Paris and at other points for about four months, returning home in the end of .September. As Mr. 
 Cruchet is a member of Assembly, and will have an opportunity of giving '. is impressions of the 
 work in France it is unncessary to refer tf> this matter at greater length here. In the columns of 
 the Record during the year feveral interesting articles on the Ueligious Movement in France have 
 appeared from the pen of the Rev. Colbome Heine, of Chalmers Church, Montreal, who personally 
 laboured for some months in connection with Mr. McAll, and is fully conversant with the work. 
 
 :iri<s^i ^ 
 
 ..iJlSi; 
 
 A FRKNCH " BECOBD. 
 
 The Board have had under consideration for many months the advisability of publishing a 
 weekly French newspaper in the interests of the work. For several reasons it was concluded 
 unwise at present to attempt this. It is felt, however, to be of the utmost importance that there 
 should be some method adopted of bringing before the French Canadians questions deeply affecting 
 thf religious, eiiucational ami oliier iuteresls of our country, but t!i« lioard do uoi, tiiiiik ii wiau to 
 inaugurate such a movement without the approval of the General Assembly, 
 
cxxx. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 LAniRS' FRENCH EVANORLIZATION ROCIRTY. 
 
 The Annual Report for the year endiiiK 18th Octot)er, 1881, of the Ladies' French KvangeUeatioa 
 Society— an Auxiliury of the IJoanl— is iumendeil to this Report. This Society haw recently been 
 mergeil in tlie newly urgani/.eil Montreal Woman'H i'reiibyterian Missionary Association. 
 
 FINANOE«. 
 
 The total receipts of the Board for the year were *W^.'552.1.'), viz., 82l,nO.'5.32 for the Ordinary 
 Fund ; 82,5.')() for the Emlowmunt Fund of the Pointe-jmx-TrBni!)les ScIiooIh ; ?7 ■Hi.72 (inclusive of 
 fees, etc ) for the n\aintennnce of the schools ; .*t2,oll.09 for the Pointe-aux-Trembles Uuilding Funil, 
 and .$4,.'}00, a legacy of the late Mr. .Toseph Mackay, of Montreal, $.<0O of which was specially 
 designated for the Sabbath School and liljrary of the Canning Street Church, Montreal. From the 
 aocoinnanying Financial Statement it will be observed that while the receipts have l>een sufficient to 
 meet tlio current expenditure of the year, leaving a balance on hand, and to reduce by a considerable 
 sum the liabilities of the lioard for building purposes, there still remains a debt on the Building 
 Fund of i$13,:i2"), the interest on which interferes with the expansion of the work so urgently 
 demanded. 
 
 Owing to the return of the Kev. C. A. Tanner from Britain in July last, the receipts from 
 this source are less than in former years, though the Board are under great obligations to Mrs. Mao- 
 nider, of Kdinburgh, for her warm interest and active efforts in securing contributions to the extent 
 of .?299..58, and to the Pre.sbyterian Church il Irelp"'!, and esvecially the Convener of its Mission 
 Committee— Kev. Dr. Wilson, of liimerick— for a renewal of i'.s generous grant of i700 sterling. 
 
 Mr. Tanner spent the months of October and Xovember in the Maritime Provinces, and collected 
 the handsome sum of .'*l,.'14i5.f)3 on behalf of the Pointe-aux- Trembles School Building Fund, from 
 friends there, to all <if whom the Board tender their very cordial thanks. 
 
 One oi the most encouraging features is the large-hearted liberality extended to this moat import- 
 ant department of the work— the Pointe aux-Trembles Mission Schools. To the lady from whom 
 the dimation of 82,.300 was received, and to all the .Sabbath .Schools and friends of the cause for their 
 warm expressions of sympathy and their generous contributions to the schools and the other depart- 
 ments of the work, the Board desire to convey their most heartfelt thanks. 
 
 From a carcfid estimate it is found that about .S;i.5,000 will be lefjuired to meet the ordinary 
 exi)en<liture of the current year, viz., .?27,.500 for the general work, including interest on the Build- 
 ing Fund indebtedness, and S7, 500 for the maintenance of the Pointe-aux-Trembles Schools. 
 
 CLOSE, 
 
 Amid the many difficulties encountered in the prosecution of the work, it is encouraging to know 
 that the Church is awaking to some measure of her <iuty and privilege as to tht! support of this scheme, 
 the great aim of which is to draw aside the covering with which a corru^jt faith has overlaid the 
 Bimi)le story of the Cross, to remove the veil of error and of superstition which it has woven to hide 
 the face of the Crucified One, and to beckon aside all human mediat rs between the soul and God, 
 and wake the echoes of Home's long dark night with the cry, ' ' Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and 
 thou shalt be saved." 
 
 To maintain in efficiency this most important department of the Church's work, the Board 
 earnestly solicit the prayers and sympathy and increasing liberality of all the friends of the Mission, 
 and, above all, the continuance of the Divine blessing and favour, without which all else is vain. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 200 St. James Street, Jtlontreal 7th June, 1832. 
 
 D. H. MACVICAB, LL.D., 
 
 Chairman, 
 
 ROBT. H. WARDEN, 
 
 Secrelary-Treoiurer, 
 
 FORM OF BEQUEST. 
 
 ii „Ka. 
 
 I give and becjueath to the Treasurer, for the time being, of the Board of French Evangelization 
 of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, in trust for the said Board, the sum of 
 
 to be paid out of my personal estate, without any deduction whatever ; 
 and I direct that the receipt for the said sum of the Treasurer of the above named Board of French 
 Kvangolizatiou shall constitute and be sufficient discharge therefor. 
 
A^PKNDIX. 
 
 CXXXl. 
 
 BOARD OF FRENCH EVANGELIZATION. 
 
 Of the Prenh'Herian Chiirrfi in (.'anadti, in accoinil with Kk.v. It. H. Wauhkn, TiraM'irtr, for the 
 
 I/ear rmiing Mii;i, /.W,'. 
 
 ORDINARY FUND. 
 
 BECEIPTS. 
 
 By Balance on hand from laRt year 91,048 64 
 
 ConRTcgational Contributions Jlil.OH'i .lO 
 
 Sabbath School " l.M'.m 01 
 
 Contributions from Parent Churches (•titJ (iO 
 
 Great Britain 29',» C8 
 
 Beqnestg 4|i5 (H) 
 
 Miacellaneoua Contributions 2,833 48 
 
 21,906 .S2 
 
 «22,953 86 
 
 r- IDBSKMBNTS. 
 
 To Salaries paid Missionaries, etc • 91f>,783 00 
 
 Presbyterian College, Montreal, French Department 2,410 .^O 
 
 Rev. Dr. McGregor, Halifax, Expenses, etc Hi 00 
 
 Interest on Mortgages on Church Properties 1,122 35 
 
 Uents, Taies and Insurance on Churcli Properties 403 19 
 
 Printing and Postage, including Annual Reports and proportion of ex- 
 penses of Assembly Minutes -1^9 03 
 
 Books, Pamphlets, Tracts and Stationery IVS 28 
 
 Fuel, Repairs (including Roof, etc., to Uussell Hall) and Sundries 688 33 
 
 Travelling Expenses of Members to Board Meeting 109 M 
 
 Notarial Fees 1'' 35 
 
 Central Church, Toronto, contribution sent by mistake in 1880-81, and 
 
 returned I'l l* 
 
 Balance on hand, May, 1882 791 19 
 
 »22,953 8G 
 
 CHURCH BUILDING FUND. 
 
 BBCEIPTS. 
 
 By Cash, .Toseph Mackay Fund " «2,00O 00 
 
 Proceeds Dorchester Street Church 1,222 12 
 
 Balance at Dr., May, 1882 13,32,") 00 
 
 816,547 12 
 
 DISnURNEMENTB. 
 
 To Balance at Dr., May, 1881 910,547 12 
 
 THE JOSEPH MACKAY FUND. * 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 By Bequest late Mr. Joa. Mackay, Montreal, for the work of the Board 54,000 00 
 
 Bequest " " lor Canning Street Sabbath 
 
 School and Library 300 00 
 
 DISnUBSEMENTB. 
 
 To Cash, Church Building Fund .• $2,000 00 
 
 Cash, Pointe-aux-Tremblos Building Fund 1,000 00 
 
 Balance on hand, May, 1882 1,300 00 
 
 7 
 
 94,300 00 
 
 $4,300 OC 
 
CXXXll. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 POINTE-AUX-TRKMBLES SCHOOLS. 
 
 I.— ENDOW.MKNT FUND. 
 
 I! 
 
 IlECEIPTS. 
 
 By liiiliincfl on hand from laRt year •1,077 4fi 
 
 IntiTGHt on InveBtmonts jl.'iO 14 
 
 C'oniributiou from a friend 2,300 Ui) 
 
 Ut'iiuBBt late Mr. Thos. Bell, Montreal v>.JO 00 
 
 2,089 14 
 
 ' 94,306 OO 
 
 DIBDUR8KHBNTB. 
 
 Tolntcrest transforrod to rointe-aux-Ti<jmUo8 Ordinary Fund 'H'i'J 1< 
 
 iiulauoe on Laud, May, 1H82 ^,227 40 
 
 «4,300 OO 
 
 11.— ORDINARY FUND. 
 
 BECEtPTS. 
 
 By Balance on hand from last year J23 68 
 
 Congregational ContributiouB $G57 56 
 
 Siibbath School " 3 021 57 
 
 MiHcellaneouB " 2,10ti 05 
 
 Tuition Fees and Board l,3(il 40 
 
 Interest from Pointe-aux-Trembles Endowment Fund 131) 14 
 
 DISDURSEMENTB. 
 
 To Salaries paid Teachers and Servants 81,70() 23 
 
 Repairs to Buildings, $.511.38 ; Insurance, $24 ; Fuel, Slid. 75 1,027 13 
 
 Butcher's account, ShC5.22 ; Groce -'s, 81,30'.».00 ; Baker's, 8561.16 2,790 04 
 
 Hardware, Crockery, etc., §228.41 ; Dry Goods, 812H.45 356 80 
 
 Books and Stationery, less sales, 8124.48 ; Fodder, 8100 23U 48 
 
 Furnisbings and Sundries, including Notarial Fees 331 h7 
 
 Annuity for half year to donor of 82,300 to Endowment Fund 80 50 
 
 Transferred to I'ointe-aux-Trembles Building Fund .'. .33 03 
 
 Balance on hand, May, 1882 .' . ' . , 747 10 
 
 7,285 72 
 $7,309 30 
 
 $7,309 30 
 
 m.— BUILDING FUND. 
 
 «»■ ?^'-' 
 
 By Contributions from Great Biitain 81,008 40 
 
 Contributions from Canada 1 402 03 
 
 Cash from .loseph Mackay Fund 1000 00 
 
 Cash from Pointe- aux-Trembles Ordinary Fund ....'.'......... 33 03 
 
 DI8BUR8EMENTS. 
 
 To Balance at Dr., May, 1881 83,580 53 
 
 Itev. C. A. Tanner, Salary and Expenses while collecting. . ! ." ! .i ^ ^ . .'.' 863 59 
 
 83,444 12 
 
 83.444 12 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 cxxxiii. 
 
 81,<'.77 46 
 
 2,68!) 14 
 84,366 60 
 
 91,366 60 
 
 »23 68 
 
 BALANCE SHEET. 
 May, 1882. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Ordinary Fiiml 
 
 Church Uuilling Fund »13,32.i 00 
 
 Ji)8eph Mackay Fund 
 
 Pointe-aux-Tremblus Endowment Fund 
 
 " " Ordinary Fund 
 
 " " BuiidingPund 
 
 Bills Payable (Mortgages on Church Properties) 
 
 Balance 7,066 HI 
 
 820,390 81 
 
 The above balance is inveatod ai (oUowg ; — 
 
 MortgaKO I). O 
 
 CaHh in Bank of Toronto 
 
 Cr. 
 1701 10 
 
 1,:I00 00 
 
 « 227 48 
 
 747 16 
 
 13,32.5 00 
 
 «20,:i!K) 81 
 
 8i.U)0 00 
 
 5.9(!6 81 
 
 87.'i66 81 
 
 The above BiUn Payable nro as follows :— 
 
 Mortgage on liussell Hall — Miuisters' W. and 0. Board, Churoh of Scotland in 
 
 Canada 8lO,(K>0 00 
 
 Mortgage on Canning Street Church— Dr. U. P. H 'J, liK) 00 
 
 " Bronsdon Lane Property, Montreal— J. P 1*25 00 
 
 »13,32.'5 00 
 
 MoNTBEAL, 19th May, ISSH. 
 
 7,28,5 78 
 $7,30<J 30 
 
 We hereby certify that wo have examined the Books and Accounts of the Uov. R. H. Warden, 
 as Treasurer of the Board of French EvaiiKoliiiation, and tind the same carefully kept and cor- 
 rectly vouched. The balance on hand is seven thousand and sixty-five dollars and eighty- one 
 oentB, invested as per above statement. 
 
 ARCH. Mc(iOUN, ) 
 
 ALEX. MACPHEU80N, J 
 MoNTBBAL, 2iul Juiie, 1882. 
 
 Aiuliton. 
 
 $7,309 30 
 
 83,444 12 
 
 93,444 12 
 
 REPORT OF THE LADIES' FRENCH EVANGELIZATION 
 
 SOCIETY, 1882. 
 
 In presenting this Sixth Annual Report your Committee desire to express their gratitude to Ood 
 for the measure of success which has ai;companied the Society's labours during the past year. 
 
 In conducting the active missionary work of the Society a change has been made since last 
 annual meeting. It having been thought best to employ the services of a missionary and liis wife, 
 your Committee were fortunate enough to procure those of Monsieur Lockert, who was for some 
 time in oonnection with the French Canadian Missionary Society, and who was very highly recom- 
 mended to us, together with those of Madame Lockert. Since they have entered upon theur 
 duties your Committee have been mnou satiatied with the efficient manner in which they have 
 conducted their work, having labou vith untiring energy. The number of visits made since 
 the 1st of December is two thousan t J'.t hundred and twenty, of which eight hundred and 
 sixty-two were to Protestants, and ono th nsand nine hundred and flfty-.eight to Roman Catholics. 
 The number of Bibles and Testaments sold since the same date is j'uur liihlea and one humlred 
 Tcntatnentii, while only tton liihlfH and fifteen Testaments were distributed gratuitously. The 
 colporting may appear at first sight small, but it must be borne in mind that the difficulties 
 become greater as Monsieur Lockert is better known. At times he has very, nearly met with 
 serious injury, while he can hardly enter certain streets without receiving all kinds of shghts. 
 The priests seem to regard him as a most bitter enemy, and do their utmost to counteract bis 
 efforts, warning their parishioners against him. But already he seems to have made some good 
 and lasting impressions. We may take from the repuri,s two (;r three iiistaucei!, and luose aiu by 
 no means soUtary. 
 
CXXXIV. 
 
 APPKXr)tX. 
 
 Madnmo M . a worann of moNt exoellBnt ohamotor Uiit n biKotod Catholic, married * 
 
 rrt'iiolini'iii, an iiiUdi'l, wlm little l>y littln oin'iicd liiT fyen to tli« <!rrora of liiir Olmroli. Not 
 lii'inK li IxOiitvcr liiiiiHi'lf, hi' roiiM >lo nothing' iIhi' fur hiir. lint ^fltdaMlf>, f'ldinK the nnod of 
 rrliKioii. trli'd to rciid thr li.hio for liDriii'lf. Shu then Httcndcd riKuliirly tin' NfotherM' incntinKi 
 at the lloiiiK with thi< doiilili' piirpo-ii! of piirchiiHiD^ tlio rIothitiK uinl |jstt<iiiii|{ to thi> rt'adiiit; and 
 cxponitioiiH ; tliiH, with tho viHitn of tin iniHslouary, wuro tlio only hulp hIii- had. Fi'ar pruvented 
 liiT otitt-riiiK a church, hut after niiich thoii«ht Hlie at la"t bocainH a rcKular church attendant, and 
 of latii a luinibitr iu full couiiniiiiion. She ha-i (ixeruised niich a »!oo<l inlluonce upon her hiinhand 
 that he now heliovoH and loveHtho Uilili'. She han had to Htriiffulo with poverty, hut nhe Iwih never 
 ankud for any aHHiHtance. 
 
 Another e»«niple. lia-t winter t^ome asHistance was i^iven by the Society to an Italian, 
 
 Madame , who waH very ill most of the winter. The attention of a Krenchoian intereitted in 
 
 her WHS thus directeil to the Sociitvand its work. A convert oriKinally from Uoinan CatholiciHm, 
 he had been n ineniber for two years of the Uev. Mr. I'revoHt's church. After tin Jipnrture of hi* 
 pastor he bi^canui lukewarm, and (iually lap-ed into infidelity. The work of the Home revived hi« 
 faith in livini^ Cliristianity. and althouKh misfortune ha-i obli|{eil him to seek a homo elsewhere, 
 luH interest in onr work is unabated. In oiki of his letters to your miHsionary he sayH, ".Speak to 
 mo of <lod as much as you ph.'ase ; I like it, and desire you should pray for me." In another: 
 " What a strong and happy man I would be if I were only I'uuvinoed. I hope Hoon to have done 
 with doubt. I am tired of it; I must believe in Honiethinx." 
 
 iStill another fact. A youn.; woman who had become a Hincero Protestant wan left by her 
 husband with two ver.v youni,' children, anil in great ili'^tresH. Deprived of a home she lived nomo- 
 times with one sister, sometimes with another, both of vhoni were Koman (Jatholics. Her con- 
 stant cry was for work, though at many times it seemed ahuost impossible for her to do any. 
 Your Society gave her much .ittention, and when at last her baby died, defrayed the evpensed 
 attendant on its burial. 'I'lio sisters were at first much opposed to the missionary's visits and to 
 the assistance given by the Society. One of them, however relented at the time of the child's 
 death, and even allowed tln' funeral service to bn held in her hoUKi', being present at it with her 
 family. Now the missionaiy visits her by her own invitation, ami she has allowed her children 
 to go to the Protefltant ohurcli occasionally. It is certain that tiod has made use of the assis- 
 tance given Mine. L. to draw the sisttT thus far. We may therefore conclude that a judicious 
 application of means in atTordina temporal relief will, by the blessing of Uod, continue to open 
 the hearts of the poor and the attlicted to the truth of the Gospel. 
 
 In the early part of the summer the Society met with a groat loss in the death of their 
 matron, Mrs. Oliver, who was taken away after a few days' illneas. Herself a convert from 
 Romanism, she was devotedly attached to the work of the Society, and discharged the humble 
 duties devolving on her with great tidelity. Sinue Mrs. Oliver's death the house work of the 
 Home has been under the management of Mrs. Loikert. Every Thursday morning during the 
 winter the House Committee met for the purpose of seeing anyone who might wish work or 
 assistani^e. In no case was help given until the Committee were fully satisfied that it was 
 deserved. Very few indeed of those aided have given cause to regret having rendered the neces- 
 sary assistance. J)iiring the cold weather hot soup and bread were provided for the women on 
 Thursday morning, and this in some instances constituted their whole breakfast. Your Com- 
 mittee would take this opportunity of thanking the friends who so kindly supplied tha means for 
 affording this enjoyment. 
 
 The Motheis' meetings were conducted every Wednesday afternoon since November until tlie 
 middle of .\iigust. and they have been the means of helping many. The clothing made at them 
 has all been purchased by the women, and in nearly all cases jiaid for. At their last meetings 
 they uiftili' three i|uilts for the Home. The I'hildren's meeting on Saturday closed in April. It 
 has not been as successful as the Society coulil have wished, but that may perhaps bo accounted 
 for by the frniuent change of teachers. 
 
 Your (Jommittce would e.\press the thanks of the Society to Drs. Bessoy, lilackader, Kennedy 
 and Mc(!onn<l! for the services which they have so kindly given at all times to the sick ; to the 
 many kind frienl-, Dorcas societies and auxiliaries, from whom money, clothing and other sup- 
 plies for the work of the .Society have been received ; and to the ministers, students and others 
 who have taken a part in the public meetings in the Home. 
 
 In conclusion, your Committee would ur.'^e upon the mombors of the Society increased zeal in 
 extending a knowledge of the work done by it throughout the bounds of the Church, and diligence 
 in prosecuting that work Itself, being convinced that our gracious Master will yet more abun- 
 dantly own the cup of cold water given in His name. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted. 
 
 MoNTBKAL, mil OcloUr, 1881. 
 
 M. H. CAMPBELL, Praident. 
 J. FLUH\LA.NN, Secretary. 
 
API'KNDIN. 
 
 CXXXV. 
 
 LADIES' I'UKNCII KVANtiEMZATION SOCIETY, 
 In iiifiiutU teilh Mihh il. M. (ioutioN, Trrntiirti: 
 
 IlKl'KirTS. 
 
 Ily Itnlanm iin hanil, Juno, 1HHI) . ^Jlt; .12 
 
 " Siili-oiiiitii'i'^- 111 Moiiti-.-iil *I!U .'il 
 
 " rnicei'ils ,,f I'liilniii Cnncrt" IU2 .'HI 
 
 " S;ili'M iif wciik iImiii' lit .Si'wlnK ''!»««■ etc Iti 40 
 
 " I'lirt C'llliictimi nt I'lfshvtcri.in Aiiiiiventiiry Mi»»li>n«ry MoetitiKH (il (K) 
 
 '■ t' iiitriliutiiiiiM iiutMide >iontrpal 200 4<' 
 
 " < 'Miitriliuliiinit nil liohulf of (ilrln' Sclionl, I'dinU'-iiux-TremMfH 217 V. 
 
 i.'.ill M 
 
 " r.;il»ncii iliif Troaiiirer, Mtli < Ictolicr, IHSl Ki; <)4 
 
 -i VM 112 
 
 DIHBl'BRBMEMTH. 
 
 Til S.ilftri(>M iiaiM Milt Inn, liilile \V(piiii'ii iiiid ('iilprnti'iir !iS70.i >."• 
 
 " I lint (if ^li^^iciii Hi.ii-*.' ami Tiixri .Til O.'V 
 
 " I'lmiTiil iitiil irtlh'i- HX|n'n.-<fn fur jiiior fiiinilleH 84 .'i2 
 
 " I'lirnirtliinK's fur Mis<inn Hniwe, etc 70 02 
 
 " Painting Mi««|Hn lliMise 18 00 
 
 " I'lii'l for i\ ni 70 
 
 " I'rintiiiv', I'cwtiVKfs, etc 20 04 
 
 " lioarildf Kreiuli Kv;inL;.'liz;ition r>r(!irl-(' Sclionl. I'.iitito.auv-Tri'mhloH 217 ■'>•' 
 
 «l.»!i4t52 
 
 Mo.NTBEAr., lU/i (lrl.,l,('i; ISKl. 
 
 REPORT ON SARBATH SCffOOF.S, lim'2. 
 
 Your Sabbath School Committee held two meetings for the transaction of buHineBg 
 dnring the year — one in October and one in April. Careful attention was given to the depart- 
 ment of work entruHtud to them. 
 
 A few in<iuiriea relative to the more vital parts of the work were issued to all congregations 
 and misKion stations, and a nummary of the information elicited will be found in the following 
 statement and statistics : — 
 
 THE gYNOl) OK tUMILTON AND LONDON, 
 
 The reports of all the Synods are drawn up with great care, and redect credit on the rospeo- 
 tive Conveners and Committees. They present an instructive and suggestive synopsis of the 
 Presbyteries reporting, with much helpful counsel as to tho future administration of the Commit- 
 tee's duties. 
 
 All the Presbyteries of the above nameil Synod report, and in many respects that of Mait- 
 land stands first in fulness, Paris next ; tho lowest is Hamilton, Out of fifty-six schools only 
 twenty-nine report, and the three largest charges of the bounds make no report. 
 
 This is not creditable to these charges, inasmuch as attention was directed to the same de- 
 linquency last year. Alongside of this stands an encouraging item : Hamilton Presbytery 
 : 3ports the largest amount given to the schemes of the Church ; Paris next. 
 
 Londoii : out of thirty-six schools only twelve are reported as giving anything to the mis- 
 sionary work of the Church. Stratford, Paric and Hamilton, in this order, gave ea,3h nearly as 
 much as they spent on their own work. London spent more than twice as much money on itself as it 
 gave to the schemes, Bruce and Chatham more than four times as much, Huron and Maitland 
 more than six times as uinch, Sarnia more than ton times as much. 
 
 Hamilton rcpuris the largest nnrabor added to the comiaanioa of the Church during the 
 year, Paris next ; only it is to be borne in mind that Hamilton Presbytery numbers thirty-eight 
 eharges, Paris only eighteen. 
 
CXXXVI. 
 
 APPKNnrx. 
 
 IMH. IHHl. 
 
 Nuiiilit'r of HdliiuiN rc'iiurtinp: .... ....... . . . . , . , 177 
 
 " tciBoliiTu iinil (ilUi'iTM 1,!I.'I7 I,7li7 
 
 " Holiolurs in HttmHiiiiiiM IH.iVlH 10,710 
 
 " t'liiniiiiiiilcniitH imilcr inHtriiotiiiii 1,'itl l.oll 
 
 " cominniiicuntH Hilili'd dui iiK thu yvar 'Mi :ilO 
 
 Amount ('xpciiili'il on school work ji (),9'M $ ii. lot 
 
 " (luvoti'd to miHHicin work , M, I'il H,07r> 
 
 Nniulmr u( voliminii in HHbbatli Hubool llbrarion .'l.',o7 1 H'iJ'.h'i 
 
 «M1 
 
 Hi 
 
 r ; 
 
 m.- 
 
 !!■ 
 
 TIIR HYSol> or ToIIONTO ANIl KINOHTON. 
 
 Tlio (!|crk of tliU Synod nlnif" tbnt, owiiij' to tlif prenHiirc of ntli'T lniHini'HM, tho Sftlibnth 
 Hcliool Ui'|ioit WftH lit'M us rend, willi tho tiX(i'|ition of the roconinKMidnlioii'', which were odopled. 
 Thi- following i.oiii|iiiriiliV(i statrnniil will imlicnti' tl" work iiri fur itH ri'portcd; — 
 
 /M.'/. IHHI. 
 
 Number of hchoolM rfportin;- Sfil . .. 
 
 t.ftchcr^ iind ollicors 2, l'.<;t 'i,2«.1 
 
 " HcholiifH in iittuiidiincp .. •Jl.l.'iil 20,181 
 
 " coiniminicniitN uiicliT iiiHtrnction 1,h72 \,'ifi\ 
 
 " coinniuniciiiitH iidili I during tho year ti.'lM 7:)i) 
 
 Amount iixptiidiMl on school J 7.171 S •'",'.'17 
 
 " duvoted to misHioiiH ;t,Ul t 2,H'J5 
 
 VoluuiOB in Hubbath Mcboo! librarieH. .'Ih,2M 4ti,5U7 
 
 Tlicso returiiK ri-prcBcnt proKrcsH in roportinR, or in tho work ; doiihtlcnH in both. Pri'sby- 
 toricrt in t)u» Hynod nri) awHkcuiiiK to ii livclinr BtuHo of tlio importuned of thu work, niiinifitstud 
 by tho niinilicr of rrt'Hbyterial confi'r('U('tiH with thu ttiachcrx and the poophs, und tho diHourfsion 
 of A wilier imd moro fruitful rau^-o of topics. 
 
 'I'ho rrechytory (jf (iuolph, in tlio thoronKlinrflH of the work done, tho roRulnrity of thiiir 
 cunfirenci H, the wisdom of their dociHiou.s and tlio painntakin^' can' with which thoHo arc put 
 before the teaohorH of their bounds, ia worthy of all prniKe, and their example in this matter 
 worthy of imitation. 
 
 It PiesbytrricH liavo dillicultv in K^ttinK as many of the tonchcrs to those conferences as ii 
 denirablo, lot there be an earnest i iTort in the spirit of the Great (.'ommiHsiou to carry oounsel 
 and reBnltn to tlioni. 
 
 The attention of the Prosbyteriefi of this Synod was last year directed to the discouraRing 
 fact that the KivinK of the schools to the schemes of tho Church, as far as reported, averaged only 
 three cents per scholar. A ntill darker view in presented this year. 
 
 A Kreat many schools expend no money for their own efllciency, and contribute nothiuR for 
 other work. One Preshytery reports thirty schools, but only ^n^l\il of thoBO contribute to misjion- 
 ary objicts; another with liftynine, reports only ten as trivin).; anything, and nine of the fore- 
 goiuK fifty-nine send no report on any subject ; another with eighteen reports only tw> aa Riving 
 to the work of tho Churcli. These sad facts presented, indicate lidoiity on the part of the 
 Synod's Sabbath School Coniniittoe ; liut the Presbyteries referred to ou^ht to feel responsi- 
 bility in this matter, as the true Bishops of such char^e.s, ami call attention to their duty. There 
 is culpable indifference somewhere, and little is being done for tho future well-being of such 
 charges, and the generation to come. 
 
 TUE HVNOn op MONTRE-tL AND OTTAWA. 
 
 In this Synod all the Presbyteries report. In the I'resbytory of (rleuRarry all tho chargoa 
 bavins sottleil i)astora send full ropnrtB. Montreal stands next in the order of excellence, all tho 
 «ettled charKca reporting but two. (Quebec reports only eiRht schools out of thirty-three. 
 
 Besides giving full statistics, tho report of tbis Synod sliows that there are about two hundred 
 and seventy-one schools within tho bounds of the Synod, and also that tho following figures 
 represent but two-thirds of tho whole. Bused on tho number reported, there is given to Missions 
 on iiu average twenty-two cents per pupil, and for school expense thirty-nine cents per pupil. 
 Pastoral care, the superintendents' and teachers' personal influence in each sohool and class, 
 mio'ht in one year enlarge this hopeful record by one-third more. 
 
 1883. 1881. 
 
 Number of schools reporting 196 170 
 
 " teachers and ollicers l,6t>5 1,3'.)9 
 
 " scholars under instruction 14,00.5 12,846 
 
 " communicants under instruction I,l!i7 608 
 
 " communicants added during the year 222 183 
 
 Amount expended on sohool work S 0,0,53 9 3,204 
 
 " devoted to missions 3, 1G4 3 777 
 
 Volumes in Sabbath sohool libraries 30, 164 
 
AIM'KNDIX. 
 
 cxxx\ni. 
 
 ThI* •ihtbil fihowi inoraMfi in tbo raturnfi knd In tli* work in all iU itipoctii, witli tli« <tia- 
 ouiiriwinK fafit tliat tlifiro U a fnllitiK off in t)i>i mtm ilttvotml to mi-i><limi< of nil liuuitriHl dcillam, 
 wIiIIh tlit<rii IK HM inRrcAKtKl iii|Hin<litiirti on tliii hcIhh i work of ovur two tliuuitand ilotlam. Thi* 
 oallx (or (loUHlJurutioii (rotn (lio I'renbytoriuN of Moutroitl aiuI Ottawa. 
 
 TllK «VNOIl «? THIS MAHIIIMK PHOVlN( Ki. 
 
 This Synoil )\nn morn di^ironriiKnmontH in olilnininK iiiformalion on Haliimtli School work 
 than any of thoto nlnmdy rnporti'd upon. Kliwen l'r"Mi)ytoriei« ooimtitiito thin Synod, ioit only 
 «iKbt rnport, Two otliorn aro limird from tliroii«li llii! tldnlity of tiiolr clcrkH, ^ho admire tlia 
 Rraod'x Convoiinr tliiit tlin work una* on, Imt tliiil tli.' rri^-ilivtery Imd tfikon no action. 
 
 The trthulatnd Htat.mi'iit show* i>roKroHi on liwt ywir'H rfportinK and work. 
 
 Tim PrimbvtnrioM of I'rim^o Kdwurd Island and llalifax runtiiiun to Ixi (oromont -thn llrnt, in 
 the complctdniisH of tlieir reports ; tin' otiitir. In di'batiuK l'>i' valne of ruportin« at all, and for 
 thwie r<iaHon« : - 
 
 1. Only half of their oonRroKationa sond roplioH. 
 
 2. Thn most important of tln' iiurrttiin-i are answi'nid in thj .itatistical Uoport. 
 H. Tlio information olitainwd in oxcui'ditiylv mi'ai^ro. 
 
 Thn Hyuod'n ('onimittiin dmilt at IwnKtli with tlumi ohjnotionH, and in HiiliHtanou an follows: — 
 That all the I'roMhytpriKS rii, -rtiiiK with increnninK cari>fuluu!<H and witli «rowinv! fulneHS 
 think othflrwisi', and that whilii in a fnw jiarticnlarH thu itemn ari) found in tin' Statistical llciport, 
 th() same linn of ri'aHoiiinK would apply to th" roportiiiK oti tho Stiit«i of U(di>!i.iii. Yut tli« irapor- 
 tanno of tho work, and tho ncoHHsity of ovor l^ht and li-cnssion on itn meanH.nmthodn and rmultn, 
 justify the courso oiijoinod by the AHHiuubly. This I'rtmbytory would do woll to instruct their 
 oharueH in this mattur. 
 
 /,S.1V. IH^L 
 
 Number of nohooln ^epoT- inn '.i-'>7 2:i'.i 
 
 " teaolicrs and olllcers 1, 1 1'l I ,'>(i.i 
 
 Hohoiars i3..'»Hi' n,.M;m 
 
 " oomniunicantB undiT instruction V'i>* nil 
 
 " communicants addi'il during tho yoar 1H4 1 t;j 
 
 Amount expnndod on school work 82,201 82,k.')'.I 
 
 contributed to mission work 1,729 l,r,i>7 
 
 Number of volumes in Sabbath school libraries 17,20'.» M, lf)l 
 
 Your Coniraittcn are not unmindful of tho untoward circumstances for obtainini; informa- 
 tion in this Svnod. Small and scattered conRrenations, with an unsettled population, arising 
 from tho ohnriifitor of their industriua, ani ilillioultiu ■ not • . <ily overcome. Novertheluss. pat.ent 
 continuance in this work is a lUMam of dtHponirit; i'ltero ad enlarninj,' knowlodj?" in tlio cause 
 of Christ. Tho best illustration wo can have nf this deepening intonist and growing appnioiation 
 of the value of reporting will ajipear in (•i>mparing tho returns of tho tlrst year in which sehedulea 
 were issned with tho returns now before tho Assembly. Tlie years are represented in their totil* 
 on the xpecitled items. 
 
 ims. 1879. 
 
 Number of schools reporting "SI .S(i() 
 
 " teachers and otlicers 7,r>W 8,099 
 
 " scholars under instruction 07,(JH2 lH,t57 
 
 " communicants under instruction 5,191 67H 
 
 " communicants added during tne year 1, 12S 
 
 Amount expended on schools ?21,Htil .... 
 
 " contributeil to miassions 11,9IU .... 
 
 Volumes in Sabbath sehool libraries 120,(151 .... 
 
 A fuller synopsip. it ..Idained from the (!ommittee on Statistics :— 
 
 Number under Sabbath s':hi)ol instruction 87,732 . . .. 
 
 " of teachers and olli ors 8,979 .... 
 
 " volumes in Sabbath school libraries 107,209 . . . 
 
 Your Committee have no doubt about the ■ ' mulating and educfttin^ intluenoe of the making 
 up of these statistics on the schools, Presbyteries, Synods, and also on the Assembly. The last 
 item in these statistics calls for special notice. 
 
 8ABBATH SCHOOL LITIBATDBB, 
 
 This important part of Sabbath school aims was specially reported npon last year, setting 
 forth that, through the enterprise and interest in a healthy literature of Messrs. Jamos Campbell 
 4 Son, the Church was now in possession of a Board of Publication, with full mural control and 
 no nnanc:at rospansioimj', v.ii'-i mat a i;:ai:?;!ir-.i •.-tft;v;5'tr -t t.-.-.n.-, tu-^-- nn-t ••-— ts —^■.•■■<<-y -»»tt5- 
 ined and reported upon by brethren of varioui Presbyteries, was now printed and laid on th« 
 table for approval, a oopy having al.eady been sent to every minister in charge. 
 
 r \ 
 
 I 
 
cxxxvin. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 
 The AspemWy resolved as follows :—" ExpresB satisfaction with the provision made for 
 suppljing liteintiiro for SnbbHth Hchool libruiies, as reported, and commend it to the favourable 
 couHideratiou of nil Subbath hcIiooIh." 
 
 While the orders from this fntalogue, considering the very favourable terms agreed to by 
 the publiHlurs, and the great need of good Sabbath school literature, are not all that might have 
 been txiiicted, yet the Church ban availed herself of this arrangement to the amount of Nineteen 
 Hundred Dollars worth of bocjks ; and your (.'ommittee are saticfied that icliiit the catalogue and 
 the terms are more fully understood, the demand will be much greater. Fifty new and additional 
 voU ..es have been examined by the Committee since last Asstnibly. and the catalogue of the same 
 has t-ei forwarded to every minister in charge, and is herewith laid before the Assembly for 
 approval. Fifty volumes are in proce.><H of examination, and will be available in duo time. This 
 will make the ca'aloguo of books number seven hundred volumes, which can be winnowed or 
 increai-ed at any liaie by any minister or teacher reporting on the book objected to or desired to 
 be added. 
 
 , SABBATH HCnOOL UELPS. 
 
 The attention of the Committee was directed during the year to the importance of sound and 
 instructive .Sabbath School Helps in the study of the I-essons in the homes, by the teachers and the 
 scholars. This recpiires all the more attention from the fuet that a class of Lesson Helps are being 
 pressed upon our peojile, the liigliertt.(iunlity of which is elieapness. One of the joint Conveners 
 embraced an opportr.nity of visiting the Presbyterian Board of Philadelphia, and hail a conference 
 with the editors of tlui n;:<tminslfr Ilrljin concerning the more general adoption of this series 
 with the imprint of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. Ho iufonned himself on terms and 
 methods, and the matter is noticed here because of its importance to the interests of the distinc- 
 tive teachings of the Presbyterian Church in the Dominion. 
 
 THE KAUHATH SCHOOL rKACUEB'S PBEPABATION. 
 
 This eonstit'.ites the third department of the work of your Committee. We have examined 
 the Sunday School Keports of the Church or Churches for thirteen years, and with very few 
 exceptions they (mphasize and make suggestions about the importance of the Sabbath school 
 teacher's woik and his pn pnrnticu. In the (luestions sent down to congregations, three were 
 directed to this subject, viz.: — 
 
 " Have you adopted the Teachers' course of study? 
 
 "Have you adopted any means of preparing Teachers for class work ? 
 
 "Have you a Teachers' weekly meeting for the preparation of the lessons? " 
 
 The information obtained to these in(iuiriea is as follows ;— Six classes adopted the Teachers' 
 course of study as issued by the Committee, embracing one hundred students, and in these a 
 number passed highly creditable examinations on the appointed subjects : 
 
 " The Tabernacle and its services. 
 
 " The (irst two years of Christ's ministry. 
 
 " The Shorter Catechism, from Question 28 to 39 inclusive." 
 
 The examination papers prepared on these subjects were used not only by thoso who had organ- 
 ized classes, but others, who, though they did not comply with the regulations of the Committee, 
 used their labours in the interests of their work, and so far the objects of the Committee were met. 
 
 The Synodical lieports on this subject set forth :— Loudon Presbytery reports three classes for 
 the preparation of Teachers, Paris two, Huron and Stratford one each; in all seven, with thirty- 
 nine weekly Teachers' meetings for the whole Synod. The Synod of Toronto and Kingston reports 
 twenty- live classes for Teachers, and liftyfour weekly Teachers' meetings. In the Synod of 
 Montreal and Ottawa no Presbytery even alludes to either Teachers' classes or meetings for the 
 study of the lesson. The Synod of the Maritime Provinces reports eight as having adopted the 
 Teachers' course of study ; twenty-eight report having adopted other means of preparation for 
 Teachers, and report only seventeen weekly meetings for the study of the lesson. 
 
 The reports set forth in classes for Teacher preparation— OG. 
 
 Teachers' weekly meetings for the study of lessons— 71. 
 
 Your Commiteee have no doubt there is some confusion, even among pastors and superinten- 
 dentf, b»tw«en » chies for the training of a Teacher for effoctivs work and tiio ordinary weekly 
 meeting for the preparation of the coming Sabbath's lesson ; but, be that as it may, the returns 
 show some little attention to this supreme question in Sabbath School work, " How to equip the 
 Teacher ?" or " How can the Pastor best help and stimulate the Teacher?" Much time and labour 
 would be economized in cities and towns by organizations of Presbyterian teachers into associa- 
 tions for this express object. London entered into such an arrangement, and it has contributed 
 to the interest and efficiency of Sabbath school work in that Presbytery. 
 
 ■your Committee regret that they should feel it necessary to urge this department of their 
 work on the Assembly, but they do so from a deep sense of its importance to a growing class of 
 Christian workers. I'he dignity and promise of this department of Church work depends on ths 
 preparation and power of Iho X'eacheis. Their truest power lies in their knowiedgo ot the Vvord. 
 The more the Chuich can do for the individual Teacher, the more she will effect for the home and 
 the family life. The congregation that does not. with painstaking care, consider her children in 
 their spiritual interests, has alreatly entered upon a period of loss and decay, and those who faith- 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 CXXXIX. 
 
 fully instruct tha child need not be unduly cast down about who controls the adult. The forward 
 step in Presbyterian Sabbath school work lies in nttontiou to the Teacher. It is true that "The 
 grandest work of an Apostolic Church is the training of the young and those to whom they are 
 entrusted. " 
 
 At the meeting of Committee in October last, a draft copy of ( 'onstitution of a Hoard of 
 Sabbath School Work was laid before them by W. N. Hossie, Escj. , of lirantford, an active member 
 of Committee. It was felt that it required a larger and more special consideration than could then 
 be given. The more expedient course was adopted of seniling a copy to every member of the 
 Asfitmbly's Committee, and of laying it before the Church through the press ; and it is herewith 
 laid on the table. 
 
 All of which is respectfully submitted by the Joint Conveners, 
 
 JOHN McEWEN, 
 St. John, N.B., .r,iw Uth, 1882. ALLAN SIMPSON. 
 
 OUR SABBATH SCHOOL WORK. 
 
 BY WALTEU N. HOSSIE, nR.VNTF0ni>, ONT. 
 
 The following has been submitted to the Sabbath School Committee of the General Assembly 
 of the rrc!-b\terian Church in Canada, with a view to providing a system for the butter organiza- 
 tion, goveninient, and extension of the Sabbath i-chool work throughout this extensive Dominion. 
 The i'resbytf rinn Church in the United StateH has made large provision for the proper equipment 
 of the Sabbath school, and so has the Methodist Church in Canada, and has also laid down a code 
 of rules and constitution to bring all into methodical line. Many begin to think it quite time that 
 our Church took a step beyond the theoretical committee work, although for the past two years 
 much practical hard work has been done by the conveners and a few members of tOe Committee, 
 in providing courses of study and improving our library htcrature ; but for want of organization 
 few schools availed themselves of the admirable course of studies provided. It is, however, Imped 
 that more have taken advontage of the selected books, catalogues of which may bo had on appli- 
 cation to Messrs. Campbell A Son, Toronto. We commend the document to the careful con- 
 sideration of all interested in our Sabbath school work : — 
 
 THE SABBAXa ScaOOL, 
 
 1. Sabbath school includes the session, members and adherents of the congregation, 
 
 togethci ..iih their children, and all others who may be enrolled from time to time ; 
 
 '2. And is understood to be the Church at work, by the congregation assembled on the Lord's 
 Day to study, tt uch, and learn the Word of God, for the purpose of leading souls to Christ, and 
 of building up believers in the grace and knowledge of their Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, and 
 to help each other to know more of the great salvation so freely offered in the Gospel. 
 
 3. The minister of every congregation, or pastor in charge of every mission station, shall at 
 once organize a Sabbath school or schools in each congregation or station, such schools to bo 
 kept open every Sabbath during the year. 
 
 4. In organizing a new school, the minister in charge shall choose and appoint, with the con- 
 currence of the Session, a suitable person to superintend the same ; and the person so chosen 
 and appointed shall, with the concurrence of the minister in charge, choose and appoint the 
 necessary oflicers and teachers, and proceed to organize the school sn the basis of the following 
 Constitution; and on these appointments being ratitied by the Session, a brief document, in 
 appropriate terms, addressed to the ollicer or teacher, shall be signed by the moderator and clerk 
 of Session, and be delivered to the party named : - 
 
 CONSTITUTION. 
 
 I. Artni*. — The sohool shall be known as the Sabbath school, and snail bo uudei' 
 the oversight of the Session of congregation of the Presbyterian Church in Canada. 
 
 II. Text Hooks and Itixtruction.—The Holy Scriptures and the recognized Standards of the 
 Presbyterian Church shall be used, and the instruction given in the school shall be in accord with 
 the doctrines of the word of God ; portions of Scripture and the Shorter Catechism shall be 
 systematically memorized, to such an extent as may be decided upon by tho oilicers and teachers; 
 exercises of praise (Bible reading) and prayer to be reverently engaged in on opening and closing 
 each session ; and in the meantime the "Westminster Sabbath School Helps, pubhsbed by the 
 Presbyterian Board of Publication, Philadelphia, are recommended. 
 
 III. Sabbath School Covmiittee.—H) The Sabbath School Committee, consisting of the 
 minister, half the Session, three deacons, the officers and teachers of the echooi, and at ie»»t uue 
 and not more than three other persona nominated by the minister, and elected by the annual 
 meeting of the congregation. (2) Where the sohool is large, any teachers' meeting at which 
 fifteen members are present, if preferred, may select and appoint from among themselves a certain 
 
cxl. 
 
 AI'PKNDIX. 
 
 rt ;■;' 
 
 numbpr to represent them on the Sahbath School Oommittee — not less than five nor more than 
 nine for tliis pnrpose — and this Committee shnll be charged with all matters relating to the proper 
 maintciiiince of nii eflicient Sabbath scliool. 
 
 IV. I'.xrciiliri' Oflirrrs. — The executive ofhcers of the school are the pastor, superintendent, 
 Becretnrv-trenBiiror, librarian, and as many assistants as may bo found necessary for the due dig- 
 oharpe of the duties pertaining to their respective oflicos. 
 
 V. Appoinlmeiitu — In existing scliools the teachers convened for the purpose shall nominate 
 the oiiiccrs, and the superintendent nominate teachers from time to time, such nominat ons to be 
 immeilintely sent to the Session for approval, and shall hold oftico during pleasure. 
 
 VI. MertiniiK. — The Sabbath Schnnl Comniitteo shall meet for general business on the first 
 Thursday of each quarter, and may adjourn from time to time tn complete the same, and seven 
 members shall be a (inorum. Order of bu«iness: (1) Open with praise and prayer. (2) Call 
 roll. (,S) Itead minutes of previous meeting. (1) Communications and unfinished business, 
 (fi) Deports from committees and oflicer'i, minutes of teachers' meetings, and nominations. (6) 
 Miscellaneous and new business. (7) Close with prayer. Special meetings may bo called at any 
 time by the speretary, on tj;e request of the minister or superintendent of the school, due notice 
 to be given from the pulpit, or to each member of th<^ Committee, and the special business to be 
 transacted shall bo stated when the notice is given. No other business shall be introduced at such 
 special meetings. 
 
 VII. Tciirlicru' MeetintiH — A weekly meeting of the olTicers and teachers shall bo held for the 
 study of the lesson and transaction of ordinary executive business of the school, at which the 
 minister, if present, shall preside, and in his absence the superintendent or such person as he may 
 appoint, or be chosen by those present ; at these meiitings, new teachers may be proposed for 
 nomination, discipline, class formation, and school matters be discussed, and recommendations 
 to the Sabbath School Committee be made ; a minute of these meetings shall be kept, in which 
 the nttendnnee and rrcommendations shall bo noted, to he submitted at each quarterly meeting of 
 the Snbbdth School Committee. 
 
 VIII. AnnirrrKnriex. — A public anniversary meeting of the school shall be held immediately 
 after the close of each year, when th(> reports of the school, adopted by the Sabbath School Com- 
 mittee, shall bo read. Snbhnth school contributions to missions and schemes of the Church he 
 voted, and such exercises and addresses offered as in the judgmentof theCommittuo may be deemed 
 proper and profitable. 
 
 OENEBAL, 
 
 1. The minister and superintendent shall be ex-otHrio members of all committees appointed. 
 
 2. No person shall ho permitted to retain a position as ofticer or teacher in the Sabbath 
 school whoso character or religious views, in the judgment of the session, shall bo deemed a 
 suflicient ground of unfitness for service in our Sabbath schools, and the session may withdraw 
 from such persons the document given them on their appointraont. 
 
 'i. .\ Sabbath School service is recommended for once each quarter, at the usual hour ol 
 public service, in order to reach the young in the congregation. 
 
 •I. The superintendent of the school shall cause thi' annual statistics to be made up, and 
 present the same to the Session, lo be forwarded to the Presbytery in the month of January. 
 
 r>. Should any difficulty arise in connection with the s.hool. which the executive officers can- 
 not satisfactorily adjust, reference shall first be had to the teachers' meeting, secondly to the 
 Sabbath School Committee, and lastly to the Session. 
 
 ?' ';•:, 
 
 rnESBVTEBY — B.^nilATn SCnOOL WORK. 
 
 1. Raoh Presbytery shall hold an Annual Conference on Sabbath school work in the month 
 of February each year, at which schedule reports from each school shall be called for, and inquiry 
 be made into the condition of each school. 
 
 2. The Conference to bo composed of members of Presbytery, all superintendents of schools, 
 and a delegate from each school, and one additional delegate for every flftv scholars on the Sabbath 
 school roll, the exercises of which to consist of discussions on Sabbath school matters, essays, 
 normal classes, public addresses, etc., as may be arranged for by tho Sabbath School Committee 
 of the Presbytery. 
 
 H. The Presbytery shall at this meeting appoint one minister and one elder to represent it in 
 tho Synod's Committee on Sabbath Schools. 
 
 SYNOD — SABBATH SCnOOL WORK, 
 
 1. There shall be a Sabbath School Committee for each Synod, composed pf a minister and 
 elder from each Presbytery, as provided for by tho preceding section, and as many others as the 
 Synod may appoint. 
 
 2. It shall 1)6 the duty of this committee to collect and tabulate the statistics of tho Presby- 
 teries, and prepare therefrom an annual report to be forwarded to the Oeneral Assembly, and 
 make such recommendations to the Synod as the necessities of the work may require. 
 
 3. The Synod shall dpvotp at least one sederunt to the consideration of .Sal>bAth school 
 matters, to be prepared and laid before it by the Sabbath School Committee ; 
 
 4. And at this meeting shall appoint two ministers and two elders to represent it on the Sab- 
 bath School Board of the General AsBembiy. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 czli 
 
 >r moro than 
 to the proper 
 
 lerintendent, 
 the due dis- 
 
 nll Dominate 
 Dat ^ns to be 
 
 on the first 
 a, and neven 
 er. (2) Call 
 ed bnsineHS. 
 lations. (6) 
 refilled at any 
 1, due notice 
 isinoss to be 
 luc^d at Ruoh 
 
 i held for the 
 at which the 
 nn aa he may 
 proposed for 
 nmendations 
 !pt, in which 
 ly meeting ol 
 
 immediately 
 School Com- 
 10 Church be 
 ay be deemed 
 
 3» appointed, 
 the Sabbath 
 be deemed a 
 lay withdraw 
 
 iRual hour of 
 
 lado np, and 
 fanuary. 
 ! officers can- 
 oondly to the 
 
 in the month 
 ', and inquiry 
 
 ts of schools, 
 1 the Sabbath 
 itters, essays, 
 ol Committee 
 
 eprosent it in 
 
 minister and 
 others as the 
 
 I the Presby- 
 .ssembly, and 
 •e. 
 
 bhath school 
 
 it on the Ssb- 
 
 % 
 
 GENERAL AS8RMHI.T — SABBATH SCHOOL WORK. 
 
 1. The General Assembly shall appoint a Sabbath School Board, consisting of twelve persons, 
 who. with those appointed bv the several Synods, shall be known as the General Sabbath School 
 Hoard of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, which shall meet at such times and places as may 
 be expedient. 
 
 2. The Assembly shall appoint the convenor, secretary and treasurer of this Board. 
 
 DUTIES op THE BOABI), ETC. 
 
 1. The Board shall superintend the selection, ex^iraination. and reoonimendation of suitable 
 books for our Sabbath school libraries, and publish and circulate catnloRUC"' of approved books. 
 
 2. Any book proposed to be introduced to any of oh.- Sabbath school libraries, wliich has not 
 been approved by the Board, must be recommended by the minister of the congregation to which 
 the school belongs. 
 
 3. As soon as deemed expedient, the Board shall publish suitable Sabbath school papers and 
 helps for the Dominion. 
 
 ■t. It may make grants of books to destitute localities when its financial condition will 
 permit, such grants to be made on application of the superintendent of the school, signed by the 
 minister in charge, to the Board through its secretary. 
 
 5. The Board shall prepare and cause to be forwarded, through the secretario of the Sabbath 
 School Committee of the respective Synods, all necessary schedules for the collection of statistics. 
 
 fi. And to enable the General Board to carry to success the object of its appointment, by 
 placing the necessary funds at its command, an annual collection shall bo taken up in each school, 
 to bo forwarded to the Treasurer of the Board. 
 
 7. A report of the work and operations of the Board, with detailed statement of receipts and 
 expenditures, duly audited, shall be submitted to eaeli General Assemblv ; and through the secre- 
 taries of the respective Committees, copies of such report shall be supplied to each contributing 
 school. 
 
 REPORT OF COM^NIITTEt: ON THE HYMNAL. 
 
 The Oommittee on the Hvmn.il beu' to re))ort as follcuvs. viz.: 
 
 Th.it diirintr the past veir the publishers, as antbnrizecl bv tl)e Committee, have issued a Sabbath 
 school editiim of the Hymnal, without Psalms. ;it the price of ci^'ht cents per copy. 
 
 That there has also been issued durint; the year an eilition of the Hymnal, with music, at ninetv 
 cents per copy, and the Committee are gratified to learn that the selection of tunes has met with 
 gener.al iicoeptance. Seven thousand five Imndred copies of this book have already been sold. 
 
 That the Committee contemijlate issuinir another edition of the Hyumal of a tvpe and size 
 intermediate between the SablLith schoid and the lartjer-si/ed eopv. at the price of twenty cents per 
 copy : and also a small-sized edition of the Hymnal, with tunes, with the " ,\ir " alone, for the use of 
 Sabbath schools, at as low a rate as |)racticable. 
 
 That the whole number of copies of all the editions .•vlrea<ly scdd is about forty thousand, and the 
 auionnt of royalty received during last year was .^l.Kiy.O.'j. 
 
 That from the amoimt received durint' this and last year, the Committee have Viecn enabled to 
 refmid all the amounts advanced by the Treasurer of the Church, and also to pay all outstanding 
 claims for copyright of tunes and hymns, as well as .all other expenses, and that there remain small 
 Ijalances in the hands of the Treasurers of the Church and of the Committee. 
 
 That as all expenses to be incurre<l by the Committee in future are likely to be very little, it is 
 estimated that the amount of royalty at the dispo.sal of the Church will be from 81,1)00 to .?2,(XK) 
 annually. 
 
 The Committee recommend — (1) That the amount at the credit of the Committee, and the amount 
 which may be received next year, be devoted to the Aifed and Infirm Ministers' Funds, in proportion 
 to the number of ministers connected with or having an interest in each several fund of this 
 description ; and also (2) That the Annual Committee be re-appointed. 
 
 St. John N.B., 19;A Juw, 1882. 
 
 WILLIAM GKEGG, 
 
 Csr.vcTicr. 
 
 W. B. McMuBBlCH, ill accuuiU with the Hymnal Committee. 
 1881. Dh. 
 
 May 1. To Balance on hand 8 27 84 
 
 Nov. 1. " Cash from Messrs. Campbell & Son, for royalty 289 28 
 
 1882. 
 
 May 1. *■' ■■' " " " 932 75 
 
 " Goods account 6 9.5 
 
 .?12.5r, 82 
 
 
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 I '1 
 
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 cxiii. 
 
 1881. 
 
 Atay 0. 
 .luiie '24. 
 Oit. 7. 
 N.-v. I. 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 Cii. 
 
 HjMioods I cos 
 
 " .Mi»M (iaimtlett 215 15 
 
 " K. .1. Hi)|ikiiiH, oil acccimit 244 00 
 
 " Novcllii Ik (Ju., f(ir limes ,] '. 2."i .V'l 
 
 " Miiitiii, for tunes Ti 11 
 
 " llyimials to a\itliors of Tunes and Hymns ;iO 05 
 
 " Tiavc'llin;,' expenses ;12 00 
 
 " J'uid Dr. HiM<l .' o'lO 00 
 
 " I'.aliince 4y oi 
 
 S125(! S2 
 
 REPORT ON THE STATIi OF RELIGION. 
 
 iif laying on the taMc of tliis Ceneral A>sciiilily their Keport 
 
 V'cuir Coiniiiittee have the hoi 
 for the past yeai . 
 
 .So soon as eonvinient after last ni.etin^' of tliis \'eiienilile (Vmrt. vour Conmiittee sent down 
 to Sessions a prepared list <if ((iieries, soliciliiiK information as to the state and progress of religious 
 interest and work in tlii'ir respecti\e ec ngrcgations for the year. 
 
 _ l.epoits on tliesL' returns fiom Se.--,ions were sidnnitted in chie eourse to tlieir rf>pec-tive I'resliy- 
 teries, aii.l a summary of these l're>hyterial lieports was submitted to Synods, and ik.w tlie direct 
 duty ot your ( ou,mittee is to present in a condensed f. rm the suhieet-matter of the Koports to 
 Synods, lliiis unilyinK-hringinK into a focus- the infoimation g.-itliered from the whole field occupied 
 l>y the laluiurers who are under the jurisdiction and authoritative oversight of this X'enerable As- 
 semlily. 
 
 ) our Committee would here express their sense of the great care taken by m.any ministers and 
 ^esslons to tmi.ish full ami accurate information on the topics submitted, and also of the careful 
 and e.arne.-t manner in uliich the l;ep.,rts were discussed at I'resbyterial fonfeieiices held for the 
 purpose, and, more esi.ecially, ,if the laiKc place and favourable circumstances alf..r<led for the fuU 
 consicleiation ol this important subject at the meetings of the four Synoils of our Church, one of 
 which. 111 evidence, put on record the folh.wing motion: "That the Svm.d adopt the Keport, record 
 Us great tlianktulness to (b.d for Its cheering character, and humbly res.dve, bv the assistance of 
 i .0(1 s grace, to seek a larger measure of persiinal consecration to His service, in' the hope that still 
 more lihssed things may be given us in the rapid increase of the ( ■huieli in mimbers and holiness." 
 Ami the worthy ( leik of another .Synod, iii forwarding the Keport to vour Committee, "takes the 
 liberty of calling attention to it as .,ne of considerable excellene,. and interest." 
 
 Only for this diHused interest, entering lii>t in I'resbyterial lieports and flonferences and then 
 ill i^ynodical Keports, your Committee could not have jiossessKil the full and valuable inform.ition 
 aiKl tlie c.aetully prepare.l Keports which were forwarded in due time, and from the materials of 
 wliicii tins heiioit IS now made up. 
 
 It is at the same ti.ue, matter of .sincere regret that, as vet, no Keport has been received from 
 tlie 1 resliytery ot .Manitoba, in which wide li.ld so much of the inteiest of the I 'hureh generally is 
 at present centred ; and also that a few other I'lesbyterics, and not a few of the Sessions of 'our 
 *>luircn, have overlooked or neglected their .luty in this iiiip,,rtaiit matter. All the Synodioal 
 Reports express regret on this point. In one I'resbvt.rv lielniming to the Svnod of the Maritime 
 1 loviiices, out of twenty -seven charges only three r.tui n- were made, and in 'another Presbytery of 
 twenty-nine charges only seveTi returns were forthcoming; and in this Keiiort it is .siigge.sted that 
 bessions be c,mstantly reminded of their duty by [lostal card or circular. The Keport fr.im the 
 oynoil ot .Montreal and Ottawa is more encouraging in this respect, for, while regretting that only a 
 portion ot the l.».{ congregations and mission stations had sent in returns to their respective Pre.sbv- 
 
 teries. It does not appear that any Presbytnry has been negligent ; and in s.uiie other Presbyteries, 
 ast.lengarry and JSrockviUe, every congregation or Session has sent in n return, except two in the 
 latter, one ot which is a vacancy, and in the other the pastor is at present absent from his charge, 
 nil ,,"'fl '" V''""t !-''" •'^■•'■■'■■.''"■' 'i'"-"''-' ;""'■ ivingsion, it is gratifying to m.te a slight advance 
 upon tlie numbeidf last years returns, and that Keports were received from all the Presbyteries 
 within the bound.s except one, in which, although no formal Keport was prepared, yet a conference 
 was lield on the State of I.eligion, as also in most of the other Presbyteries, with much interest and 
 proht to those .attending upon them. It is, however, t.) be regretted that only 120 returna were 
 niaue troni the -l.> congregatnuis ami m.ssion stations within the bounds of this Synod; and, .is 
 remarked in the Jveport, "nearly one-half the congregations contriluitlng nn information to the 
 r *T° iT' ," "" f. condition of religion or morals within their bounds, thereby lulding greatly 
 to tlie ilithculty of forming a proj.er estimate of the religious status of the field and the measure's 
 needed for its improvement. However, it only makes the need of such efforts as are associated 
 With the work -.-.f till.-. ComuuttP'' th^ r!.^r,rer and the more urgent.^' 
 
 »», i> ,^^*'"'I'* '■""."; tils' f^.vnod of Hamilton and London states that Reports were received from all 
 the 1 resbyteries within the boun.ls. It complains, however, that as many as seventy Sessions have 
 neglected their duty m this matter, and, like some of the other Keports, laments the vague and 
 
iVZM ,S2 
 
 ly tlii'ir Itepiiit 
 
 ttee sent down 
 less iif religious 
 
 iK'Ctive I'tosliy- 
 iiDW the direct 
 tlie Itoi.'dits to 
 !■ ticM ocL-M|iied 
 Venerable As- 
 
 y ministers and 
 i of the careful 
 I's held for the 
 (led for the full 
 Church, one of 
 l!e|iort, record 
 e assistance of 
 hope that .still 
 and holiness." 
 tee, ' ' takes the 
 
 encea and then 
 )Ie information 
 le materials of 
 
 1 received from 
 •ch generally is 
 Sessions of our 
 the Synodical 
 the Maritime 
 • I'reshytery of 
 suK'i;eated that 
 port from the 
 nf,' that only a 
 jective Preaby- 
 r Presbyteries, 
 ept two in the 
 )ni Ilia charge. 
 alight advance 
 le I'resbyteriea 
 ct a conference 
 :h interest and 
 J returns were 
 ynod ; and, as 
 •niation to the 
 adiling jjreatly 
 I the measurea 
 are associated 
 
 ceived from all 
 
 Sessions have 
 
 the vague and 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 cxliiit 
 
 inili'finite answers ^dven in many of the returns nmde. It states that the Ueporta of tlie P.ruce and 
 lliiinilton Presliyteries reached the Synod Couimittee in printed form, and air.;i,'esta that were the 
 Keports always carefully drawn up, it would be well that they should be printed and widely circu- 
 lated aiuon,:,' the niemlinrs of the various congregations. 
 
 Although, as one Uepcut remarks, there is "no outstanding evidence of a very vigorous Church 
 life, or of inore tlian \isual blessing enjoye.l ;" and however we may account f'lr the failure of returns 
 in so many instances whether be(-ause of numerous vacancies, or because they have nothing Hpecially 
 t" put ou record, or neglect and inditference— it is yet gratifying and encouraging to believe and feel 
 that the information gathticl from over the whole tielil warrants the eonchisicju that the Ijord's causa 
 is pro-ressmg in our land, and tliat the .\l:iater is not leaving us without evidence of His blessing on 
 our uiiworthy lal)ours, and tokens of His i)resonce in the midst of much unfaithfulness and weakness. 
 
 This fa\ouralile conclusion will be more apparent by the presentation of the particulars of the 
 several Ueporta sunnnarized under the respective cpu'ries submitted, as I'oUows : 
 
 (/WKHV I. -Whiit rriflfari.i nf spiritual ijrtiwth and fii-'irticii' jtirti/ li'irr iiuh nh^n-nnl during thr />(.<( 
 i/tar III attfiiilaiice mi thr nvnn/i of iiriirr : in familii rli'iimi ; in Hhcnilitii in thr xrhrmrs nf thr Chiinh : 
 in thf i/iiiinn iivtkin'j an uprn prnfesiiim of faith in Chri.4; or in anii nthir wtit thai wm think wm-thii of 
 iMnlKin; and have any bat the ordinarii meant of grace hare hern eniploiinl bii'mtu to promote the 
 xame '; . . . . j 
 
 In giving information relating to the several particul.irs here embraced, th^re is a marked (uie. 
 noss in all the Synodical Keports. 
 
 ('<) MKA.NS OK ORACE. 
 
 The ineans of grace and onlinancea of worship are fairly attended. The people in general are 
 church-going, though, as one Report remarks, " there is no extraonlinarv i'agern"ss for the 'ni-ans of 
 grace;" and complaint is sometimes raade that members of the f'hurcli in many instances satisfy 
 themselves with attendance upon (Uie .service only on the Sabbath day. 
 
 In the Report of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa it is stated that "most of the Sessions 
 report a marked improvement in this particular. One deserves special mention. The writer savs : 
 • riie gr.an.lest spectacle beheld by me, durin'.' a pastorate of well-nigh seventeen years, w.is that of 
 Miolding old and young coming out for fourteen nights in succession, with the thermometer sevenil 
 I egrees below zero, to attend our evening meetings for prayer; and vet the people all reside at a 
 distance of from three to .seven miles ;' and another adds, ' There is every reason to believe that our 
 j*nple prize highly the ordinances of (Jod's house, and that tliev find there wh;it gives them comfort 
 m sorrow, guidance in perplexity, and strength for the toils .-lud temptations of liff, .A. crucitied 
 Saviour lifted up iu the faithful preaching of the Wor<l has power to draw men rmto Himself.'" 
 
 . ,",';'"'. '^""P'Ttof the Synod of Toronto .and Kingston it is sagaci(msly remarked, in connection 
 witli this _im|).., -taut particular, that "whilst the returns for tlw most part spo.ak favourably of the 
 ch\irch_going haliits of our people, there is n.i di.ubt room fnr imi'ruv.Mo.'ut ; .-ind the high scriptural 
 ide.il (if spiritiml Worship needs .still to be kept in view -t.. wor.-hip (Jod in spirit and in truth - (}od 
 who IS Himself a spirit : the joyful, humlile waiting in His sanctuarv with the desire to learn and 
 the purpose promptly to oliev." .\fter carefullv evaminiiig and comparing the returns made, it is 
 siitisfactory to note, in the words ,,f tlie Report of the Synod of Hamilton ,and I.on l(m, that "in 
 this feature of our work there is no marked falling off to record, but, on the contrary, rather a 
 ?light improvement. 
 
 (i) KAMILV HKMUION'. 
 
 In reir.ard to family religion, in its twof(dd aspect of worship and tr.ainiug. the Reports speak 
 with great hesitancy. The best is ardently desired, but the v/orat is greatly feared. In most cases, 
 where (lehnite opinion is expressed, or the .actual condition of matters stated, the complaint is that 
 there is great neglect, training defective, .and neither trainin.; nor worship what thev once were and 
 what they still ought to be. One Rejiort says that "mmy returna |).iss over this item without 
 remarli, a silence which is suggestive ;" and adds: "Kvid.Mitlv this is one of the points w,- must 
 press on the attention of the people. The cardessness of to., muiv of our voung neei and women 
 must he attributed larg(dy to ne.glect of worship in tl.e family." In th.> R.-j) irt of the Synol of 
 loionto and Km-ston it is observable that some of the returns are viov disc eiragiug, whilst others 
 are of Uie most chM.-ring d-iscription. The siiiistance of several returns is, '■ y,, appreciable pro- 
 gress, and commonly : " It is extremely difficult to s,)eak deHnitelv of religi.m in the family, but we 
 uelieve th.at there has been little change in this resptict since the preeodiri.' vear." The Report "oes 
 mi to remark : ' I pon such a matter there surely should be more definite information ou the part of 
 those entrusted with the oversight of the Hock. It we,-e worth while instituting a careful impiiry. 
 
 le result as startling as in the case of one Report, whi(!h says, 'There are six Sessions 
 which give no answer to this (iue9ti(ra, and the others are very vague and indefinite ' One says 
 hat after careful im-..sHV,.t|..p. tV.ey Co;n^ t.-. the v.'ry ,I!.,c,„uaglug result that only .mr-ntlh (,f thfJ 
 
 annlies observe family worshij).' The Report rightly adds, in view of snch a painful state of 
 tlung.s, there is surely room for grejiter zeal on the part of Sessions, as family religion lies at the 
 very foundation of all true spiritual life,' and they might a Id, ' 
 
 • w, .,„.,.,.. ,,,,,,,1,,, i,„ i,i,,H spiritual iiie, ana tney mignc aid, (U all national well-liein" 'It is 
 (VK ent that coldness and indifference here must prove inimical to all true pr(.gress iu the Church of 
 '■od. In other r|uarters we have more encouraging accounts, giving us glimpses of what may be 
 aoeoinplished where e.arnest efforts are m:vde and the blessing of (■ ■ • 
 
 )uclisaf(>d. In one return the 
 
 religion in the family is not .all that could be desired, great improvement in the pMt'year'has been 
 'uaile in this .iirectum. Children are kept at home from school, and the whole family meet the 
 
cxliv. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 pMtor lit liiH rotjiiliir pastiiral visits. KamilieH who have long neglected iamily worship are undy- 
 takiiig tliut iiii|i.iitiiiit ami jileaHant duty. The wurk is only lieginiiiiiK in many hcinies, b\it we have 
 reawin to lielieve tlie wurlt ho li(i|K'fiilly Legiui will 1/e cuntinueil. ' " Wruilil that this ('heeriiig asiiect 
 were more Kciieral yeii, universal —over the Cliurchl lint, as anotlier Iteport remarks, "the greater 
 numlier of returns imlicate that this fimilamental ihity is not so conspicuously attended to aH that 
 the Sissions are easily cogni/.ant of it. On the contrary, if it is generally observed, it is with s\ich 
 Jirivacy tliat th? fact of it remains, in many instances, a matter of c(msidnral)le iluliicty." Home of 
 the reasons for this (lefective state of things in the home religicjus life will aiipear when we come to 
 consider the Jteports on the subject of llindrances to Cliristian Life. .Many of these hindrancen 
 operate powerfully in the directiim indicated. 
 
 (r) LIIIKKALITY. 
 
 In the matter of liberality to tlie schemes <if the Church all ',he Iloports speak encouragingly. 
 That i>f the Syuoil of Toronto and Kin^'ston says: "Tlie contributions to these will this year pro- 
 i)ably be found to be decidedly in advance, tliou;^'h it is remarked liy one Presbytery that the same 
 does not seem to be the case with regard to the sup|iort of ordinances in the congregations, as the 
 promise usually found in the call to the minister, 'in ciuitriliute to his suitable maintenance as God 
 may prosper us,' is in many cases too soon and too easily forgotten. One of the Sessions in the same 
 Presbytery explains the lack of Christian liberality thus: ' We pray to be advanced in the Cliristiiui 
 graces gentleness, peace, long-sutlering, and such like but in the grace of lilierality we know of 
 none who liray for growth, and this may account for the lack of it everywhere.' The probable truth 
 is that, with all the progress made in many ipiarters, much greater attainmentH are still witiiin our 
 reach, and might easily lie realized in the near future if, as another Report says, 'two things could 
 be accomplished, viz., the inchnling of all among the givers, and the introduction and more general 
 establishment ot habits of systematic beneHceiice among our people.'" "This matter," adds an- 
 other Report, "we deem worthy of special attention, and that the notice and consideraticm of the 
 General Assembly shi>nld be called to the subject. .\n authoritative deliverance, or, better still, a 
 Standing ( 'ommitlee on the subject, charged with the cliity of propagating its principles and jfro- 
 nioting Its practice, might ivccomplisii much." 'I'he Report of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, 
 epeaking of the encouraging returns received, remarks that "If siiiritual |)rogress could be meas- 
 ured by this tost alone, we could truly say that very much had been acc(unplished. We trust that 
 the greater part of this increase of liberality is indeed due to an increased sen.se of what is every 
 Christian's duty and privilege. It is cheering to hear of some C(mgregations giving more to one 
 Hclieme alone now tlian they u.sed to give to the whole of them together— paying up old church 
 debts without diminishing their general contributions, , reasing their pastor's stii>end and clear- 
 ing up old arrears, taking up a collection as a New V'er.r's olfering to the amount of .'8781, as was 
 the case in one congregation. It is not, however, thouglit that w have done all we could or should 
 oil this point. As there are shadows in every picture, thus we may tind many of our Church mem- 
 bers, and some of our congregations, who have yet much to learn as to the privilege and blessedness 
 of giving to the Lord." 
 
 ((Z) YOfS'd I'KOF[.E. 
 
 In reference to the young making an open profession of faith in Christ, the Reports are far from 
 encouraging. That of the Synod of the M.-iritinie Provinces says: "There is all but universal 
 mourning over the fact that so very few of our young people are now found making a public jiro- 
 fessi(m of faith in t)hrist. When it is made, it is chietly by the young women of the Church." It 
 is to l>e feared that there is a widespread and increasing indifference among young men. One return 
 made to this .Synod, however, gives a cheering a<;count of a revival, in which a goodly number of 
 yonng persons are interested -some professing to be hopefully converted. "The work was begun in 
 an uuu.sually dark corner of the congregation, where a .Sabbath school and prayer meeting were 
 maintained by the elders and members from a distance. The interest ccunmenceil during the week 
 of prayer. The meetings are still upheld, and in all the prayer meetings there appears to be an 
 expectancy of the outpouring tif Irod's S|iirit." In the Report of the Synod of Hamilton and Lon- 
 don, we are informed that the returns bear diversified testimiuiy, rendering it almost impossible to 
 state the true conditiim of things on this point. It is evident, however, that nothing is occurring in 
 this portion of the Church, omitting a few very encouraging instances, to warrant any unusual con- 
 gratulation. In the Reimrt of the Synod of >iontre.al and Ottawa >t is stated that the Presbyterial 
 Reports vary greatly, in one Presbytery the returns of "<me-third of the Sessions give the cheering 
 intelligence that iiiaiiy of the young have joined the Church, and are leading consistent Christian 
 lives. It may be that in other Presbyteries the same iiroportion holds good, but the Reports arc in 
 general too \agup on this iiiinnrtnut jioint. There ".}■■• la-ijjht spots hore and there, v.-hich shine like 
 stars of the tirst magnitude. In one congregation, in the Presbytery of Montreal, thirty-four yonng 
 persons joine<i the Church during the year ; in another, twentii-two. There are ai>parently more 
 young women than young men who thus cimfesa Christ. Xo reiv-son is assigned for this fact. It 
 seems to us that the indifference and carelessness of our young jieople maybe connected with the 
 unsatisfactory condition of family religion in many jirofessors' liomes." The Report of t.'ie Synod of 
 Toronto and Kingston states that "tlie returns made on this subject seem to indicate that the work 
 is ;ulvancing slowly but steadily in a goodly number of our congregations, while in others great dis- 
 couragement and perplexity is lieing felt at the b.ackwardness of our youth, sometimes from frivolity 
 and inditference, at others apparently from timidity and diltidence. In all the Reports we tind liut 
 once or twice mention made of anything like a movement of interest among the young." 
 
 In reference to whether any but the ordinary means of grace have been employed, the reports 
 are various. In the Maritime Provinces, 3]ioci»l services at commimion seasons, and after the 
 
AI'PEXDIX. 
 
 cxlv. 
 
 Mp are und^r- 
 •n, I)\it we have 
 -heeriiig uHpect 
 «, "the Kreater 
 rilled to as tliat 
 it is with Huch 
 ety. " Some of 
 It'll we come to 
 ene hindranceri 
 
 [■nconragingly. 
 this year pro. 
 th^it the same 
 LjatiDMs, as the 
 .enance as (i(Hl 
 >n* in the same 
 11 the Chriatian 
 ty we know of 
 ]irnl]al>le truth 
 <till within our 
 11 things could 
 I mure general 
 .tei," adds an- 
 leration of the 
 , hetter still, a 
 H[)les and iTo- 
 il and Dttawa, 
 could be iiieas- 
 We trust that 
 what is every 
 K more to one 
 up old church 
 And and clear- 
 iif *781, as was 
 L'ould or Hh<iuld 
 r Church ineni- 
 nd blessedness 
 
 rts are far from 
 I but universal 
 g a imblic liro- 
 u Church." It 
 n. One return 
 dly number of 
 k was begun in 
 - meeting were 
 uriug the week 
 pears to be an 
 lilton and Lon- 
 it impossible to 
 is occurring in 
 ly un\isual con- 
 he I'resbyterial 
 ve the cheering 
 stent Christian 
 ' Reports are in 
 .'hi::;; ;i;*"r liko 
 irtD-foiir young 
 [iparently more 
 r this fact. It 
 lected with the 
 of tiie Synod of 
 e that the work 
 thers great liis- 
 8 from frivolity 
 rts we find liut 
 
 •eJ, the reports 
 and after the 
 
 Ki i .rafl th^ !s v"l, "" "' "^" '""*■• l"'"^ """' J"^y ««"•"•'''• I" 'he Syncnl of Toronto and 
 m iTn ne\rlv everv ,' ^^L T /"^ special services of some ki.1,1, and to some extent l».ii.g held, 
 a 11 U^.n to thes^ M^> ^"l "• ''"'"^^•"■■'i'' '«»""''■ ""'«'■ variations are alsu noticeable beside* or in 
 su p li at m^^^^^^^^^^^ congreg.ttion where the people are all engaged to offer 
 
 3 hu eve „. t n. f ^ ^ morning for a blessing upon the services of the day. In others where 
 
 Ii eS^vnod niainiU for.imilar exercises, including also special prayers b.r Individual c.^ses. 
 anothe; tZ sen? ''''\m 'I ''"''l''-'"',"n« ^'""'"^■', '■■^!""-t'< the weekly .listributioii of tra.ns ; and 
 r^ 7. h- 1" 'i" '"""'hly tract by the [.astor, addressed to the congregation, and with gratifying 
 eh to, heoarifth''''''''."'"' ''T'^^ '^'''^ "/f -"-v^r there was .^ tmie that call d for ical 
 t r f.s it.rjm,nle ? "''rM'VV''' "V'Vr"'" "f "■" V'"'^'--" '" ^'i'">'l^'t«tlieriagKingenerK.e«of 
 of t le rdZ™'^ml„ f " ' ' i'""" '■' "'" i"'""',?h ^"'l 'f we must conhiie our ertorts to the use 
 li ilX^^^^^^^^^^ these would reriuire to be plied with a persistency and fervour surpivsslng any- 
 
 "■hl"^^^^^^^ .IV •'"■«"\'-'?r'-' «>'tn.sted t.. our keeping is to make a,lvanco against a h,«til9 
 
 conversation of ChnU V T '^nod of \ ontreal and Ottawa notices increased faithfulness in the daily 
 Wen conirZ^^^ T^ "■' ''*!'"'>' '■'1'>«"Co on the worhl around where it exists. •' Four- 
 
 n .er\.K 'm ^ "^ l'"" '""""" '">'', ^f"'""" '"'ve been content to use, as a respected 
 
 Iw g iug^estio^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ f,^ ordiimry amount o. the ordinary moans.' One report makes the fol- 
 iming suggestim Ihat m view ol the great benefits to the Church which olvh resoit..,! fr,,in 
 Tsent ^^'"'K«''»"«,.'^«'-vices, a ministei , or some wise and pru.lent layn^i able ^, that w rk h i d 
 
 ve" ne'in'S'svii'.'Y'^^ '" i""!T''', "'r""'^'*' ?" '^?''V""^''' '"««""<-^'' (Wm.M it m, be w U o 
 
 tht"chureirm:Xr ,n h, ! *'";,''" ""-■"'■"■'«'l that the largest additions of young people 
 
 services." '"^"''^«'-,liip have been after, and probably in consequence of, special Kvangelistio 
 
 HINDRANCES. 
 
 „n..i?!^,''.^^ II. — ITAat do ,,oH regard as real hiiuirancen to Christian life amom your txoplc fa) its to 
 
 ?nr;2 ;,C^:;r;- ;:!:" ■'.tor''"''' *" --'^^^""-""^ - ««''■ -'-^>^ «»^ 'J-aal ,neasurJaie Uing 
 
 f„r„w !!f V?'^ ^'^- ""' '•'■'C'teJ .'"''V'' "'*' '" """^ '"■ fresh. It has called to the front the faces and 
 uchelLn Tw"'"' ^•'■t«'-''"«"'<;i« Held <■■( carnality an.l Satan, not diminished in miXrs nor 
 "turns are'l'lc;"'' "VT"' ""l "■,"■""1 't"'" ■^>'""'' "^ "''>»■'""' '»•"' I-'»>l'<" »ay- that ■'The 
 ■mbr^ealmf-teTer^^^^^^ T ^.P^-'f,"' ;""! '"''^""^"'^''"« "■"^""''ity. The hindrances reporte.f 
 denounced and t, 7 7"" ""'' ''""'^r' =V"' "'"'y '"'"' "^ '-""I"'"*""- Tliose most emphatically 
 enounced, and those of a more general and important nature, are: an engrossing worldliness Sab 
 
 Ih^ h.« ''"""'I'l""""'''"'^'"^''^^ "f I'^f^^^inS Christians, and intemperance Still' it d c4 notanwar 
 eem to bfalive to',? ""'"T" f "''",'• """^ ^''^W"' ^"•' " ''' «'-''''f>-"'« '" "'-erCe that the Chinch 
 riW suggestB to o , «^''V''"""^"'« r"""' ''«■••/"'' "i' ^^ '"•'^'"'^ 'lilisently such efforts as expe- 
 necessitv of watch TT T'' "^■«"'^"'"« .'/'"."■ '^'"^ "'« ^^^^i""" -^em in most instances alive to the 
 ornmb,„nf .^1 .'I'^'t"''''' "", "'i^'^ 1"'" '" ""''*'' ">« »««»ult« of the enemy." In addition t.) the 
 
 c^and c ,s"e'.mi? "'r- "l- ^''""^ "^ ■'^'""'•'"*' f "' '^"■^"'' ""»" ''"«"''''" '" " the eagerness t^! 
 w .rlim, ;„ ' ""' ?''»"n'tion m hu.-tiess. to the neglect of spiritual things; the necessity of 
 
 l^'^lstTrnXTlT '"'''' ^"7'-""K"!"y '"«n;the prevalence of gossip, with\ll tl e aUeCl 
 indfhVlf *"''"""".""'',''■ """•"*«« alliances, bad books, card playing and secret societies ■" 
 t^it^anl'^arre^rr^^^ T? '"''hful preaching of the Wonl. perLifal tiealmgTth Kan.^- 
 commandme^^^^^^^ , ,"-' '''""' "' I"-.'-""""'--«J l>"l'lic opinion against lireaches of the seventh 
 
 th "comliti .ns -In 1 if ^-"""^^ '""' '/' r7 "■''""'^' l''"^"""' accompanied with dancing till a late hour : 
 oJie V theXriiZ "f"'"'"^'^"^ "■ '",? ""'it'"y. <""! "aval station, the usages of f,u.hi,mable 
 cSjareTspechuVrcfSr ' ""'" '"^'^■•'-"■»-"^. -'— ^^ '"e practice of games of 
 
 n.ncl^!,a1^irj"*w« Ji7T*''^ ""'' ^i"«''"" "^y* '^at " Intemperance has not now its former prorai- 
 Sl ne o'lJll ••.^^''''"■''^ t'" !:i,""P''"?t. and jiartly because the subject ha.s been i, ade a 
 Tevi hah i which m"'."'.^ hy another Committee. / ,r the first time recently, we tin,l mention of 
 ■' owth V7 rl^ .„ *' "<.^''" fcceive larger notice in our .(uest for hindrances to spiritual life and 
 utrin the" land wT' '"«""""'"' ""'y I'V ->"« 1 resbyte-y, though we suspect there are few sanctu- 
 not literally." " '"''' ""' ''"""'"'^ ^^ ^^^ "'""''^ "^ *'"" """""^^ «■•«' metaph..ricaUy if 
 
 its wavest'rtllTn'i'h!'"'''"'' """ f?""" ■''' T'^^ "i^-" '"'' '"'^ «'*^-- '' ""^ ""'-"i ^' *"> Hen.ling 
 vmTh bulsti «^r? ,„ * ' " vl'" *""' '''*'^'"^' '""='' ^' "' yawinK cortex multitudes not only of giddy 
 less of which mculaHv- ' "T"' ^"'' "r *" "^ ifr''"« "^'"""«'' * ^«'-'"''^'« ''""'»'■» of worldly 
 
 .rmen are HO en?,^l f '"•?."7 ''■""'^'"' *",'' '^T'^f' "^''^''>' ^ai" are prominent elements. Many of 
 . "eetTng in the evel,^ " '' .""'"'u ?V'' '"',' *''"T'' ""' ''">' ">*' '^ey are too tired for the prayer 
 
 t iat Mitv hi. « I I "^' "■■ «^'«" I'ouHehold or closet devotion, and often so absorlxjd through thi week 
 „■ ?nrin^ 1 -f ll''-'";' '", .^'^'^^ f'"" the Sabbath service when it comes round. Then follows 
 
 ^l::u;tl'rtVeS,;i':''J.^',rlt'^ 
 
 dissilm\?ne effect? li','*'-"''' '*'"'; '"l"^ ?^ youthful thirst for worldly pleasures, with their chilling and 
 I .rXl)av are ik„!!"Jg "" ''"'e/'"' any sober enjoyment. Vleasure-driving and visiting on the 
 p.mnLentyno&^ '^' attractions of the theatre, the billiard and ball r'oom are 
 
 the COTnect^ifin°whfrir'^!"^' ""''.pij'^'- jy\ "Thiri fa.?cinating folly is especially dangerous, from 
 natnri^ »,^tl ? ^^ 'i ? usually found, the companionship to which it generally leads and the 
 natural antagonism ever felt to ex wt between it and the Spirit of Christ." *' "''"^ '*"""' *"" **>« 
 
m' 
 
 mi 
 
 
 cxlvi. 
 
 ai'Im:n«ix. 
 
 IIIMHIANCKS MKT. 
 
 hive lll<Mill--l«t' 
 
 the wnrM'stiiis.-ll.Ml si 
 leiiliziii,' .iinl e\iMii|ilifyiiii; tl 
 
 ,. uiHiMMk.il.l.'.juys un.l K'l.»-i'"H liberty -f iMo v'"''l'?° "'."■' ...'."1 
 
 r 1-iinl me.uit li r tn I 
 liiiuw tliut Uii"<e view-t iiTi'l aims are 
 
 tiieir.'Vm.i'n'.a tiirtiien: will :^t.« I..,' iis iiltr.;iutive in nKimier iiii^l nj.M.iire .i- 1. 
 
 MUiltiti uU'c (if (i..ir-huiiu\ireil (■(iim'reK'iitKiiis. 
 
 THE C'AKKI.I'.SS. 
 
 .1,1111111 , _,.,., ii.iii il.iiiii/, iifdii ifiii rrijarUut 
 
 ,.«(«, fnr hnmnnn thn„ i„t„ ommrlUm mil, Ih: Chtm-I, „l Ch;d . 
 
 I cif ivviMliiitf u xiicl stiiti'of iimttiT:' in iiiniiy iHcUiti 
 i.clmioh-;,'Miii;,' iml lii| 
 
 Me Ixst iiuaiut, j 
 
 This (imTvhii^- tienn the urousiim 
 
 es. Few are 
 I imLfMllv." In Miie I'r.^sl)yteii il Km'",' " '^ 
 
 iiiiil many 
 
 aco.mntiii'.' for thi> sfite uf ihiir,'- aiv inentinnea, ; 
 
 „U.in.. influs ::f ,;;,;-y.;;:Xvl!;ri.ns'luo': he;,;'''ar;i;^i;v;;;y h;-I'ly;n,.uthi.nv an.l have .«c,m.. 
 
 ■■ i - . . - ^.'e "s "f all s„rts." Whatever Iw the <.a>lse, it i. sa,l t.. think that 
 
 ,«'in 'are ,„„.ihle: -".Vlar-e n.nnl.erof hea,U .,f fan.ili... never enter 
 
 theh,,n>e,.f (.,./■ 'M.nee,,n,n.nnityUre^^^ 
 
 ^hiiiilil a«!iken mir «lce|pe.-t cunceni. .\nu .i 
 jich thesi' .•-tateineMt> ...rur, reni:irU> 
 
 reniarkeil that 
 
 i|\ute inililfereiit h 
 
 MUeh statements as the full 
 
 thi. Itejiurt >■( ttie Svnod of Tor.witu 
 ••Sneh a•.•kn^^vle,|^'lIlents fTi>ni our uhlest 
 
 f tht 
 
 us\iaiiy 1 ^- , , , , . , ,. 
 
 heen alile ti> (p1>tain the h.'lli .lesireil. 
 
 <ON<l.i:illN<i KK.MAItKS 
 
 V „, r inittee in l.rin-inn this Report to a elcse, n,i^'ht .In s„ in the wards „f one ot the Syno.l 
 
 depe'n.l"nc« on liivinetrace a.iil the promised aids o£ the Holy Spiri., tu the great and gk.nau» wm. 
 to which the I^ord and Master has caUe<l u»." 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 oxlvil 
 
 RKCOMMKNriATIONH. 
 
 I. That the miniHter shniiM make the .(ucstioriH sent .lown on the State of RehViun, and the annwerfi 
 tnwmtlu,re.ml,yth,.,r roHpoot.v.. .S,«,i„n... tli.i .sul,jeot-mattBr of a (liHconrrtt- to the i.oople at Home 
 liii't III wiii'Hhip nil till" Ijiinl s Uay. 
 
 h. „,!i'„'P""i"."' '''"■'"!,'"" y",'"^' .">«".*"'• y""nK woiiiflii lilnn, „f „„r rcMpective coni;ros,'atiim« Hhoiilil 
 
 t ,?, 'kT '" ''■"'!" '''""'»•■■* ';\'>;t'".""l^ to ^.„ „„t two l,y t«-o :i,u\ invito the vouni; who ,1„ not tfo 
 
 iitlVir *''''"■'.''' '''''"' '".■'^•''"^'"; "^'l'""! ^""1 t" th.' Lor.rs hoiHi. ; anil that utHce-hearerH he 
 fii(,,)iira!<oil to uomitcnanc.' anl a<sHt thiMii in th.'ir work. 
 
 III. That elili'M in yisitin,' thi-ir ihstiicts, anilminister-t in their onlinary vi^^itatil.n, lie uri/eil to 
 
 r . iw"!!^! p '" r "'"' f"'.'"'"y "';"•"!■'■ "itl' '"•''■I-' "f families in r.-Kanl to family relinion, anJfipu. 
 ciallv liihU- reailniK ami nutiuction in tin. family circlf. .» » . i 
 
 IV . 1 hat lirethicn liy enjoimvl tnas.^ist each otli.-r in special services on all opportnne occasions, 
 r, ,:.;i 1 'T"""'" •'.''"■'It 'y '"" lively spiritual interest in all the c<.nKre«ationH of the Chnrch, ami, if 
 possible, to make mroa.ls on the careless anil unijo.lly aronml. 
 
 l,e nW -nil' "" ".'r '''■•;''''>:''''''*"\'"'.'''''^"""",''"'l"'' t" '"'•'• 'onferenres on the State of Iteliiiion, ami 
 '" "'ii^l^l',!. '" "7,' '/'i'' ^essiiins withni their lionmls semi returns in ihie time. 
 
 VI. Uiatallthe olHoe-be.arers ami iiiemliers of the Chnrch lio earnestly cxhorteil to ahstain 
 uoiii anil, as oppiutnnity otfers to ilisconntenance the evils cmplaineil oiF, so that those thins'ii 
 which are pure, ami lovely, ami of ko.mI report," may prevail. 
 
 All of which is respectfully Hiihiiiitteil. 
 
 Sr. .roH.v, N.a, June. 1882. •'""^' •^^^•'"■^' ^'""-"•• 
 
 REPORT OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S COMMITTEE ON 
 SABBATH OBSERVANCE. 
 
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 ■ The r.eneral A,s; embly'.s Committee on Sahl.atli Observance beg leave to report, that durinc the 
 last year some proj,'ress ha.s been made in grappliuji with the great and still lamentably i.revalent 
 vil of Sabbath profanation. 
 
 .1 ,^""i?.''l? ',?""V,'\?'''"' * *'«''y ''"''1 an'' 'Icfiant policy on the Sabbath rineation ww adopted by 
 the ( redit Valley Railway. The Conipaiiy resolved to run a regular Sabbath train from Toronto to 
 ftt.l nomas, connecting there with the through Sabbath express trains on the f^anada Southern 
 Ihis was the inauguratmg of a new departure in railway Sabbath profanation. The other roads in 
 Uiitario profess to run no local passenger trains on Sabbath ; but the Credit Valley, breaking through 
 the restraints observed by the others, set the very bad example of introducing a system of regular 
 local pas.songer trams on the Lord's Day. Very strong feeling was aroused in Tonmto and all along 
 
 , I , -J''-™- "•'- "'"" = ";v- . "^ > sn.Mig iKtuiig was arimseii in loronio ami all along 
 
 le line to St. fhomas. The Toronto .Ministerial Association took action, and appointed a deputation 
 > wait on the authorities of the road and remonstrate with them. Some of the Toronto daily 
 apers iliil excellent service in the cause of the Sabbath by earnest and vigorous testimony against 
 
 the line to St. Thomas 
 t. 
 
 I'll . __ 
 
 the palicy adopted, and pointed out the effect which such a course, if persevered in. must uftim'ately 
 have on the other railroads of the Province. A remonstrance in the name of the (ieneral A8.sembly 
 was also addressed to the Hoard of Directors, and was respectfully acknowledged by their secretary. 
 1 he ettorts of the friends of the Sabbath were crowned with success. In the course of some six 
 weeks the running of the Sabbath train was abolished, by order of the Hoard -a result which may 
 be reckoned a very important an.l substantial gain in the interests of Sabbath Observance in the part 
 "t the 1 rovince more specially concerned, and in the Dominion in general. 
 
 It IS worthy of notice, that the question whether barbera and barber shops come under the 
 oiieration of the I.ord's Day Act in Ontario, has recently been tested in the cinirts, and decision given 
 111 the athrmative by the Divisional Court of Common Meas. 
 
 - . ."^uur (-'D'nmittee have nle.isure in reiiortir,,- .^l....^ f),.it .^-,.'cr the au ipiccJ t.f the Ii.luiau,uoiial 
 .^aimatn .\ssi.ciation, whose agent, llev. Yates Hickey, addressed our Assembly in lH7!t, a very influ- 
 eiitial confei-ence was held in the city of Pittsburg. Pa., on the 2Hth, '.^Itth, and 30th of .March last, at 
 which one of the joint-conveners of yuiir Committee h.ad the pleasure of being present and of readiii" 
 :i paper on The State of Sabbath Observance in Canada, and the Kind of Co-operation needed 
 between the United States and the Dominion." 
 
 The other subjects discussed had reference exclusively to Sabbath Observance in the United 
 Mates, and were such as the following— "Sabbath Traffic on Railroads, and How to Deal with it-' 
 • 1 he ( arriage of the Mails on the .Sabb.ath ;" " The Attitude of .lur Foreign Population towards the 
 .Xibbath, and what sliould be done to induce them to accept ^t as a blessing, and to regard it as an 
 iiKlispensable factor in our free institutions ;"' "What Means should be Kmployed to secure Proper 
 .Vction by the Municipal, State, and National Governments, regarding the Right Observance of the 
 halibath; /The Sunday Press an Intruder;" "The Position and Duty of the Church, and her 
 Ivespousibility and Power in the whole matter of the Sabbath." 
 
 In the paper on this last topic the question was raised—" What position should the Church 
 assume towards those of her members who claim that they are obliged to labor on the Sabb.ath ?" Jt 
 w.is urged that the L'liurcii should deal tenderly and faitiifuily with such persons, impress on them 
 the duty of resigning situations in which they are required to break the law of (iod, aid them in 
 huding new situations, and give them, if need be, pecuniary help in the meantime j but if such 
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 cxlviii. 
 
 AI'rKNDlX. 
 
 meaHurcM inl], ntnl the i*In lie imrtUti'-l in, then in ncicuKO nhoiilil tlio riiiinh c<iiiiI>rimii-o Iht |HMiti.iU 
 or liri'iik liii- t.-tiirinnv liv ri'tiiinini,' sin'h |icT->.inn in hor fflli.WHliii., iinil much Ii'kk tlie »till iiif.re 
 Kiiilty ("i|.iuli-l'. uli., ininill.'il l.y a ,'rw.| n. Mingle.! ikH it Ih niBroUoftn, in"l«t on the neoesiity ol 
 Biii.'ii'Siililiiitli liiliMiir, tliiit tiny iiiiiv |i"clii't til.' I'l'ititr.. .. . , 1.1 J 
 
 Th.' i.rori'i'ilinK'< 'if tlic ( 'oiifiTfiiri' w.t.- M-ry foliv r.iiiorti'i in the rity piippr*, nn<l th« n««<\ 
 Intincnc" of tin' Miietinn lM<:ini.; iniMiwiiiitfiv iip|iur.nt in l'itt»l.niK' 'In fnlLiwini; SiiliUth. On tli« 
 Hatuniuy til.' Miiv..r i^-.ii.'.i ln-.tni.ti.,nH to th.- t'lii.'f "f I'nli.'n to •..(' timt tli.^ rivii law of th.' Subliiit.i 
 li.' put ill for.'.', ri'Iiitivc t.. tli.' <lo-ini,' of »al..on< iin.l tli.' siippr.'^M.m ..f pnl.lic Sulii.ath pr.ifiination ; 
 Riiil liv till' t."'tiiii..nv ..f til" pi.'ss ii iii;irl<.'.l(iiaMK(' wi.soli'-i'rviilil.'. , .,, , ,, , 
 
 'I'll.' H.v.'nil piip.i-" riii'i at tin.' Cinfi'r.iK;.' iiave li«fn print.'.i in full, im.i wi.iwly cirpnliiti'.l._ 
 
 I'Airy luivaiic' iiia.i>! in tin- v.ay of fiirtlieriii',' th« cmi".' of Sal.liatli ( (l.^.Tvance in thn I iiit«il 
 Statt'H ii a Kiiin t.. tii.' ('an-.' in < 'ana.'ia. Tli.' spirit ..f Snlrlatli-I.r.al4iii« '.pr.'inis iilco pcHtilunci', anil 
 tlu' nioHt activ.' co-op.rati.jii i^ cali.'.l for in .pr.l'-r tliat tti.' i.la.oi.' may 1..' stay.-.l. 
 
 W.' ri'p.irl Willi r'atisfiicti.'ii, tliat 111.' autlioriti.". in Halifax l.av.' .1 1 all the Kiiiali k'r.K-eij awi 
 
 ntliPr i-lioprt tlii.l iia.l .'va.l.-.l tli.' liiw aii.i .loii.' nii-.('tii.'f f.ir llie pa-<t half .■.■ntury. In tliat <'itv al«i> 
 much iitt.ntioM has lie.ii .lir.'.t.'.l t.i lii" rMiinin,- ..f Smi.lay trains ..n th" InttTcolonial Kallway. 
 
 (J..iitinu.'.l ui,'ilaiiii' .>n tin' part ..f .mr .omi pt'opi.', an.l iIip httarty c..-..|i.Tation ..f ( 'hristiaiiH of 
 iitlier .l.'ii.iiiiinatinns arc t'^si'iitial t.i tiic ahatBiicnt of prc,-.eiit evil-, an.l t.. tlic prevention of fiirtli.'r 
 encroachm.iit on the Sal.liath r.-r-t. Your <'oniiiiittic th.'r.'for.- .'arn.'Htly r.'cmiijicn.i that all 
 niilii-.tcr» aid m.'iul.eri of .lur < 'liurcli ihoMM take int" .•..ii-'iil.'ialion the importance of ■.afe.(,Miai.liiiK' 
 tliiH most vital iiit.'i-.'.it .>f oiir l!.'.l.'.'in'-|',~ liinw.l.im, an.l ci'iitiiiu.' to "tniwulu UKaiiiH the t'licr.iu.li- 
 raeiitrt of tile Aorl.l upon the weekly .lay .if rext. 
 
 All .if whicli it letpeetfully suhmitteii. 
 
 ,Si«ne<l .III liehalf of tin- ' ■oniniittee, 
 
 UUBKK'I' 
 
 .lAltDTXi:, 
 
 C'/in'ciur pr(t 'nn. 
 
 REPOKT OF (.'OMMITTKK t)N TKMPEKANCE. 
 
 Your r.immitt.'e on Tinipcrance, in presentiiiL.' their Secoml Annual K.'imrt, have, at the nut«ct, 
 t.i express their reuri't that it in not rf.i full ..r satisfact.ny as couM I'.' .le-iivil. The (Jonveiier, the 
 Hon. Senator N'i.lal, havin,' f.mn.i hiius''lf unahl." to uii.j.'rtak- '.lie iliiti.'s, ail.lresse.l a lett'ir to the 
 un.ler.iikriieil on th.'L'iltli of January la«t, i.'iufstiii:,' liim to aci in iii" pIa.-.'._ As ho.iii as possible 
 thereafter there w:i> s.'iit, through j'roliytt'i v Cl-ik-, to all the S.■^^.ions of tin! Church, a circular 
 Coiitainiii',' tin' r.'s..lii1ioiis a.lopteil by la-l < l.n.ia! .\>^i.'ml'ly on the Teiiiperance iiuesti.w, together 
 with tlie foUiiwiiih' .[Uestioiis : - 
 
 yl'EsTloS's. 
 
 1. "What action have yoi. taken witli a vi.-w of lJrint;in^' the ah.)ve resolutions of the General 
 Asseinlilv umlcr th.' notice of your iieople ? 
 
 'J. What means have yon eiiiiiloye.l f.ir ^ivini; etfect t.i tlie thiril rec.immen.lati.m, anil with 
 what results? 
 
 ;{. What kin.l of orK'anizati.m .lo you c.msi.ler ni.ist suitable an.l etheient for carrying .m Temper- 
 ance work in our conL,'re),'ati.uis ? I'leas.' stat.' at ll•n^'th y.iur rcas.ms f.ir y.iur preference. 
 
 4. If there all! any colfee-hoilses in oiieratiou in your iieighhourhoo.l, please give some account 
 .if the lirii'fits .Icrlv.-if from tlieni. 
 
 .'). 'I'll.- ComiuitliM' w. mill lie glai! t" Ii.im- -'i- ..-ti.. us or ..pinions fioiu y.'U nii any ..'■hor ixiints 
 wiiic'li you may .lei-m of iniii.u'tance in c.inii.'ctii'ii uitli this .luestioii. 
 
 Tt was felt, as tiie event has iirov.'il. that there was not sulhcient time f.n' Sessi.iiis an.l Pre8by» 
 tcri.'s to .h-al with the subject in a satisfa.'tory manner, yet it was thoU'^'ht lietter to have an imiier- 
 feet re]i.irt than iniiie at all. Tlie worst fears, h.iwever, have not been realized. Inilee.i, c.msi.lering 
 tlie circumstances, the numb.'r ami character of the returns which Iiave been rcceiveil in.licate an 
 amount .if interest ami activity in 'riiiiliorance work which is very encouraging. 
 
 Keturns have bwn recciv.'ii from tliree Synmls Montreal anil Ottawa, Toronto anil Kingstfin, . 
 ami llamilton ami Iiim.'.on. The Presbytery .if Manitoba has not been heanl from. It is hopeil 
 that the return from the Syno.i of the Maritime Pr.)vinces will be forwanleil, so that it may be read 
 as an Appt'iulix to this report. 
 
 in the Synoil of Hamilton ami liomlon, seven Presbyteries out of nine reporte.l ; in the Syno.i 
 of Tor.mto an.i Kingston, f've .mt of nine; an.l four Presbyteries out of six in the Syno.t of Montreal 
 ami Ottawa. 
 
 As to the character of the returns sent by SeL-sion.', it is complained in some canes that they are 
 not so full nor so much to the [loiiit as could b ■ desired. 
 
 In one of the Presbyterial rep.uts is the f.ill.iwing statement, which is true als.) of some Sessions 
 in other Presbyteries :" Some >>essions have jiaiil so little attention t.) tlie matter as n.it even to 
 have caught the force ..f the .|Ue3tion asked, and tlie answer acor.lingly does not point in the direc- 
 tion desired ; others have nimply written a few liir, s of a general character on i,hc stale ui Temper 
 ance in their congregation .)r community, without answering the questions at all." 
 
If lii>r |iu«itiiiii 
 the M\\ iiK'r* 
 e neceaiiity <>( 
 
 mill ttiR K"i>A 
 
 mill. <•!! tllH 
 
 f th.) Siil.biit'ii 
 
 I iiriifitiiatioii ; 
 
 •mliitf'il. 
 
 in the I'nited 
 
 entilc'nco, luiil 
 
 II i,'r(K'ei> iHul 
 tliiit I'it^v 1^1"" 
 ni;il Kuilwuy. 
 
 ChriHtiiiiH i>f 
 ;iaii iif further 
 iii'iid that all 
 
 siitf-H'Hiiidinn 
 tht' fiicriiaih- 
 
 T ptH) lem. 
 
 , iit the imtHct, 
 (.'onveiit'r, the 
 a lftti:r to the 
 mil at piistiiMo 
 rcli, a circular 
 stion, together 
 
 of the General 
 
 tion, and with 
 
 iiiK (in Toniiier- 
 
 lice. 
 
 I .some account 
 
 iiy ..■hor pointH 
 
 iiH and Prenby" 
 have an imper- 
 •I'd, Cdiisideriiig 
 ed iiidicikte an 
 
 I and KinK9ton, . 
 11. It is hoped 
 it may be read 
 
 I ; in the .Synod 
 lud (if Mdntreal 
 
 69 that they are 
 
 f Home Sesaionn 
 r as not even to 
 int in the 'lirec- 
 Uiif uf Tcuipcr 
 
 APPKVDIX. 
 
 cxlix. 
 
 .Still, (in th" whdle, it U ftpp.inmt fnmi them' n-purtH that an lnor^•a«ln^• anmiint of nttrntinn !• 
 ?lvcn til thin siilijiMt, and fh it the Chiirph i-i awakiiu- to a neiii"- uf itn duty in eimnectiiiii with It, 
 »lthiiiii,'h it !■< painfully evident that there is ^till tiio much inditferniice. 
 
 1. f 'iiinparatively few uf our SHHtioiin have lakcii any artioii with a view of hrintrlnK the remdu- 
 thuii of last «!encral .Vssemlily on the IViuptiraiiec i|Hi'stiiin under the notice of their people. In lenx 
 lliari iinedialf of the returns received is it stated tint these resiiliitions were read from the pulpit. 
 In some cases tliev were commented upon, and in other cases the readiiik' of them was lu-companleil 
 hv a sermon on the subject. Some ministeri have expreHsed their intention of reading tlieni to 
 their people as soon as possible. 
 
 It should be borne ill mitid that the circular of your Committee wa» issued at n time when 
 ministers and Sessinns Irive an unusmil amount of ecclesiastical business to attin I to, ho that thin 
 niay account fm- the lack of .ittentioii to this matter. 
 
 Your ( 'oiiimittee think that tliese resolutions oUifht to tm read In nil our « 'hnrcheii, Inasmuch m 
 tliey are the fiille it and most explicit utter.ince (,dven by the Supreme Court on this im|Mirtant Hnb- 
 ject, andarecalci latid to have >;reat weight wilii our | pie and to exercise a potent intbience for»,'o(s| 
 
 2. In answer to the sicond ipiestion, which refers to the active prosecution of Temperance work, 
 a few .Sessions say that tliey see no necessity for takin;,' s|MMial action on this (|Ui'stion, as there i» 
 little or no intem|wrance anion,' their iieople. Would that more of our .Sessions could with truth 
 make a siiidlar statement I In nnwt of our conKro«ations there is a felt nee.l of activity. 
 
 The elbirts of our ottice-bearers and people assume various forms, according to the clrciimstanceii 
 iif the case. Several of our eoim're^jatioiH report Hou^i^hin^; Temperance .Vs.soclations, and althoujfh 
 no detailed statement is ,'iven rei,'ardim,' their oixauization, still the results are represented an 
 encounik'ini,'. Take a speciiueii from the I'lesliytery of l'eterboroui;h ; -" I'or several years we have 
 lia I a Temperance .Vssmiation in connection with our conKriKation, in which a majority of the 
 Bilults and nearly all the Sabbath school children are enrolled. Results have been most satisfactory. 
 I'lriodical social reunions are held in connection therewith, and the pledKB audibly recited by all." 
 Ill the I'resbytery of Hamilton one assisiation has a membership of over two liundred, and two of 
 iiwr one hiindre(f. In many coni,'rej,'atiiins where there is no formal organization there is a pledge 
 His'ned by the minister, elders, and as nianv of the people as are williuK'. There aiipears to tie 
 IncreasInK' attention paid to the inculcation of sound Temperance principles in our Sabdath hcIiooU. 
 In many places suitable Temi»erancu literature in circulated, and the younj; {leople pledged to total 
 alistinence. 
 
 The circulation of Temperance literature is an agency the iniiiortance of which can Hcarccly be 
 overestimated. 
 
 One of the first thini,'s in this, as in every moral and religious movement, is to secure intelligent 
 Conviction ; if this is not secured, pledges and associations amount t<i very little. Hence, tractH and 
 
 papers pres(mting the truth clearly and pungently. c )ming frequently, and often reaching peojile who 
 do not hear sermons or lectures, 
 piosecution of Temperance work. 
 
 not hear sermons or lectures, are agencies which should by no nieana bo lost 
 
 ;hing peoj 
 ; sight of 
 
 in the 
 
 In the city of Toronto there has been organized within the imst year a " Society for the Proren- 
 tion and .Supiiression of Intemperance," whoie aim is to work criietty mi the following lines : 
 
 (<() The (tiscoiintenancingof the social usages which li^a 1 to intemperance, especially the prevalent 
 custom of Treating ; ~' 
 
 ('>) The Collection and diffusion of information as to the evils of Intemperance ; 
 
 (c) The aidiiiL' and encouraging of the establishment of Colfeediouses ; 
 
 ((/) The securing of the due observance of the Linuor Laws. 
 
 The Society proiioseN to issue a series of tracts setting forth the views of eminent scientific men 
 as to the use of alcoholic beverages, and dealing with various aspects of the (luestion of Temperance." 
 The first of the series, " The Action of .Alcohol upon Health," by l)r. Clark, has just been published. 
 It is hoped that Churches and .Vssociatioiis will interest themselves in the circulation of these tracts 
 
 .% Various agencies are recognized as being useful and helpful in the prosecution of Tem[)erance 
 ^^ork. such as family tr.^ining, private dealing, sermons and lectures on tne subject, the circulation 
 of suitable literature, united and vigorous effort on the part of associations bir the piirixise. It Heeinit, 
 with scarcely an exceiition, to be the o)iinion of our Sessions that C(>iigregati(mal associations are to 
 be [ireferred to secular societies, or societies independent of Church contnd. Several reasons are 
 assigned for this (ireference, among which the following may be noted : 
 
 (a) The ( 'liurcli is a divinely constituted society, and should not leave its work to be done by any 
 s.^ulnr or self-coustitiiteil ussneiMtiiiTi^ edTitrnlK.i!^ f.i ai.tne extent, if not targidv, bv persons who, to 
 say the least, make no profession of religion. 
 
 ('/) A ((Uigregational society may be expected to have greater permanence ; it partakes of the 
 permanence of the Church itself. Other associations are ditficult to maintain in a state of ethciency. 
 
 ((•) Congregational associations are more likely to unite the energies of the active membera of the 
 Church. Many of our people object to joining .secular societies. 
 
 ((/) Another advantage is, that the work would then be done in a more orderly way under the 
 eui)ervision of the otHcedwarerh of the Church. 
 
 It is felt that the Church has .at her command all the agencies neees.sary for the prosecution of 
 this and every department of Christian work. Hence no new organiz.ation is reipiired. All that is 
 desired is that the Church should n^e the gifts with which .she has been endowed by her Divine 
 Masterfor theHiippressionand prevention of intemperance; or, ill other words, that the Cliurch should, 
 by the use of every legitimate means, bring the principles of the (losjiel to bear on this evil. \Vhat 
 f'irm a Cimgregational Temiierance Associatiim should assume is a point on which little or no light 
 h.is been thrown by the returns from ■Scssi(ms and Presbyteries. Which form of organization wouhl 
 he fitted mo.st fully to enlist the sympathios and evoke the energies of the members and adherents of 
 the Church, and W(mld, at the same time, be most congenial tii its constitution ? This is a point 
 which does liot appear to iiave been vtjry exLeubively studied. \uui Committee would (!ommeuu it 
 to the attention of the courts uf the Church. 
 
el. 
 
 API'KNDIX. 
 
 4. Ci.lTeahi.iinHH have hem fxtMUhmX In tli« oltinn of Toronto nii'l Hiwtilltnn, with fair urodtxioU 
 rtt •uccoHPi. A fnw Ti'in|i«riniie Hiit>'U uri' rwiiortu^l in Kticci'XHfiil ii|H.rivti"ii smium m( tlimii iDr nxiaij 
 vaiLr. ill •.lf,,rf. I,, i.r,ivl.li> <.ntHrt:iililil>-nl fur tin* lilllilii' witll'iut lihu'illi: tclllllUtinll in ttl'lir WaV, 
 
 i\ iiTw i fiin"ii t»in t- • »-'u'tr. i»i I" I «i[»iM t'j'i III i^in-i^fnii III 1 >jifi m.1' '11 n..iii.- .-i *.t. ... .■■■ .iiany 
 yearn, .Ml i'ir..rt» t.p iir.jviili- imtHrtiiiiiin-nt f^.r tin' imlilic witli.iut |il;M'iii« t.-miiutlnii in lfi"lr way, 
 •re ileniTviiitf 111 llip nyiii|iulliy mill »n|i|»irt nf tln' fliriHlian I'liiiiiiiiinitv. 
 
 TliB Sviiml cjf Tiiriiiito aii.l KiiiK»l"n hiw uviirtnrfil tlin (ifiieial A*n«iiitp|y to lnntrii''t lt« Ci>m- 
 mittert iiii^l'iimiHTaiui- tiiccirr«K|Hinil wltli ntharf'hiircheii, with a view to united aoliim Id ptupiireiiiiion 
 of till' I'viU iif Intfiiiiifrani'M. 
 
 Viiiir (jDiiimlUi'H wmil'l muki! thnf •:' iwln/ reoimiinonilallnnH, lisun'ilnn i4UK«8iitlim«au(l recom- 
 memlaliuuu contaiiioil in lliu rcturnH frnm thu infurlur toiirtM uf tlio (,'lmrcli ; 
 
 HKOOHHSNDATlnNH. 
 
 1. That thi! AiKiMnlily ilraw atontinn to th.i .|«ltv«rini('oiif l.wt ycarnn tlii'T.imppraiiiniiiieetlim, 
 with til.' r' 'jiii'it tliiit it li» iiiiiili' kiiiwii tu iiiir |iuii|ilii wli tu thin liai nut iilrmiily Iihcii iluni'. 
 
 'I That Prenliytcrien atnl HoBniiUH li« n'roiiiMiemliMl tu cmviiilir thi' liiMt iiiHthiiU nf ailvancina 
 the oauHc "f I ,i|»Maiic« within thi'ii ImiinilH, eniiiN-'lully to innwiilt-r what furni nf Ti'iii|M-rftnce iir«ani- 
 /.atiiin wi.iilil !).■ iii'-it Hiiitrtlili! an rnciKnizinK tlio autlmriiy nf th'.' iSuMHiuii, ami alfDnlinK iicnim f»r 
 the enorjfiuH uf tlie iiirmln'in uf thu (,'lmrrh. 
 
 ■i. 'rliat I'reHliytcrii'H lit' recuniint'inleil tn cim-ililor tl." propriety of arran>{in« fur coiir^cK of !«!• 
 ture» to be lii'liVHreil wilhiii thi'ir IiohmiU, oHpucially upon aM'PftH of tho TiiupiTaiice ipieitinn which 
 are nf>t vmually ilralt with in thf pul|iit, ami to excroini' iliie larn and watchf iilnun« over the circulation 
 of T«iM.!>"raiict' litTttture, to Hfcuri' itit heiuk' if a hwallhy i:haract«r. 
 
 I. i »t till) a.tiMitioM of tht! tiovtTnini'Ht< of thu various I'rovincHS in the Dominion be callwit 
 
 to the (I, ildlity of iii,<truttiiii; thu chililron in our Public Scl U ruKardiiirf th« etfuctH of alcohol 
 
 on the iiiii.iiui Hyrttciii, ami thi' influence of tha ilrinkiiiK UKa«en on nociety, either by the uije of 
 Teuiperaiiit:' Manualn or by the iiitro'luetion into the reailintf bookn of Home leiHonn netting forth the 
 ruHultn of Miientitic invettiKution, ami the teachinxH of history and exjierience on th" nubject ; ami 
 that the clerk be instructed to xenil copien of this reHoluvioii to the MiniiitorH or .Supei iutoiidentii of 
 Kductttiuii ill the variouK I'roviiiced. 
 
 !'). That we reconimeml the members of our Church to unite with other 'lemiierancc workers In 
 the orKaniziiiK, in our counties ami townshipH, branches of the Dominion Alliiinco, or an\ "iher well. 
 conducted -ssi. elation haviiiK' for its object the legislative prohibition of thu iiiquor Tratno. 
 
 All of v/hioh in reniwotfuly submitted. 
 
 IXJNALD I'KASKR, 
 
 Actiny C'unvmer, 
 MOUKT FORKHT, June 8(A, 1H82. 
 
 RKPORT OF TIIK BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF THE MINISTERS' 
 WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND (JF THE PRESI5YTERIAN 
 OHURCH OF CANADA IN CONNECTION WITH THE CHURCH 
 OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 The iifvmes of four annuitants have lieeu removed from the roll liv death uamelj , Mrs. William 
 Rell, ^'r . BryiiiiiK, .Mrs. llaiK', and Mrs. (leor.,'!' Maciloniiell. Tliree names have been aiMeil - 
 Mrn. Walter Uoss, of lieckwith ; .Mrs. Thus, Smtt, of I'lantaKeuet ; and a daUKhter of the late Dr. 
 Muir, of CeorL'etovvn. The number of annuitants is thirty-eiwht, receiving annually an average 
 of «lt)(l each. ^'''• 
 
 The names are as follows : 
 
 1. 
 
 Mrs 
 
 Barr. 
 
 2. 
 
 
 Bell. 
 
 3. 
 
 
 l!r']wn. 
 
 4. 
 
 
 Canijibell. 
 
 
 
 Cameron. 
 Cochrane. 
 
 7. 
 
 
 Colquhoun. 
 
 S. 
 
 
 Darrach. 
 
 SI. 
 
 
 Dickie. 
 
 10. 
 
 
 (lieKor, 
 
 11. 
 
 
 Ho^g. 
 
 12. 
 
 
 Hunter. 
 
 13. 
 
 
 liambie. 
 
 14. 
 
 
 Machar. 
 
 15. 
 
 
 Main 
 
 1»i. 
 
 
 Mat'kerras. 
 
 17. 
 
 
 Maclennan 
 
 IS. 
 
 
 Miller. 
 
 19. 
 
 
 Milligan. 
 
 20. 
 
 Mrs. 
 
 Moody. 
 
 21. 
 
 MiH8 
 
 Muir. 
 
 22 
 
 Airs 
 
 McKwen. 
 
 2.T. 
 
 It 
 
 McLatchey. 
 
 24. 
 
 " 
 
 Mcl.nurin. 
 
 25 
 
 11 
 
 McLiiurin. 
 
 2(i'. 
 
 11 
 
 McLean. 
 
 27. 
 
 II 
 
 McLennan 's eon 
 
 2K. 
 
 " 
 
 McLeod. 
 
 2!). 
 
 II 
 
 McMurchy. 
 
 :m). 
 
 '* 
 
 Nicol. 
 
 :n. 
 
 11 
 
 Koach. 
 
 a2. 
 
 " 
 
 KofiH. 
 
 33. 
 
 11 
 
 Scott. 
 
 ;i4. 
 
 II 
 
 Skinner. 
 
 30. 
 
 11 
 
 Smith. 
 
 ;w. 
 
 " 
 
 Lituart. 
 
 37. 
 
 
 Wallace. 
 
 ■m. 
 
 •* 
 
 Walker. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 oU. 
 
 mil ami recnu- 
 
 Tli< flnttnelnl trnnniK^tlimit nf the year w«r« m ditlnwa : 
 
 UKc KII'TH. 
 
 tntrrnt ttiHin invoNtiiiAMti) 
 
 ''iieiKrcuiittniinl rii||ii«tliiii« 
 
 MlriinlBrit' I'riiitrilHitlnim .... 
 
 Ottiiititl n-turiiml . . 
 
 lialanc'O f n iiii lout y cur 
 
 $>\:m 71 
 
 l.r.7-.' ft7 
 
 I .'.HI (N> 
 
 •34,471* 07 
 
 iXPENDITItnC. 
 
 AnniiitioN nii'l trrantn to WIcloWl •ml OrphBiiii i»i, :!■.'( Oil 
 
 Til '■'! in Mort^mjH* t,%iHjO 00 
 
 I in re .St. Jolm'ii Fnincli Cliurch, M<intreAli •ml amarn of 
 
 AV.I 1« 
 
 !• xiwii^.i ciiiiiH , 1.1 with iilitttiuiiiif riM[iiii'«ilIvKi'il<itiim fri 111 UMOiin- 
 
 i>iii I'arlUiiuui , 7 .2 00 
 
 K\i .iMOH of iiiananciiiciit, jncli; ivi' .f c.ifii i. rent, tnxe*, pmime »Dtl 
 
 htiitiouery , 4t(H fid 
 
 liaknutt in Al vrulmntii' Uunk 11 .(lii.") '.'2 
 
 f.H,47!l 07 
 
 Morttfatfeiiiin r»iilpstftt>> 
 
 3(1 Bliiiri'4 7 |*r c«iit. city hI.uI, .it 1 |i' 
 Caiih iiiiii inttTHHt iluu to Ixt .1 iine ■ . ■ . 
 
 9'*l,)iO'.> 00 
 
 r,,m> iM) 
 
 tio-A.v.M 
 
 MoNTKBAi, 30th Mail, 1882. 
 
 Aiiilited ami fotiiid correct. 
 
 Pllll.ll' .S. ItoH-i, 
 
 I'hiirttreil Aitimntnnt. 
 MONTHKAI,, 'Mh June, 1882. 
 
 UOIIKKT CAMPI»i:i 
 
 Vlui 
 
 JAMKH CIIOTL. 
 
 Sii-ritar<hTrea»>i 
 
 REPORT OF COMMITTEI-: OF TIIK UIXISTEHS' WIDoW.S' \. 
 ORPHANS' FUND OF THE LAT ■ CANADA PIIESRVTERU 
 CHURCH. 
 
 The Committee of the MinUteiH' Willows' ami Orphan' Fund of the late Cana<ia PreHliyteria 
 Church beg to iire.sciit the followim,' uh their Aniiiiul Kepor' : — 
 
 1. The traueactionn of the year have been as follows— 
 
 BEC'KIPTH. 
 
 ■Rnlonop. inclnHinir Snniienne Account 8J,8fi(i 1.3 
 
 Contj'regational cimtrilmtioiis 4,();i(; l.S 
 
 Minmtera' rates 2.172 .'17 
 
 Interest <i,22".l .'"i7 
 
 Principal repaid '(l.")0 00 
 
 *IH,'il-» 2.5 
 
 K.\PENI)ITUUK. 
 
 Annuities paid 8^,1. Ill 00 
 
 lu Duit .Tolm.itoue V. Keid , l,4;i() .J7 
 
 Sundry payments - 
 
 InvcHteif 
 
 Pro|)ortion of Ralary 
 
 Proportion of general expenses 
 
 Balance 
 
 ;18 75 
 
 
 . 8,03;j 18 
 
 
 .525 00 
 
 
 344 16 
 
 
 83 7» 
 
 
 • 51c 
 
 ,GH 25 
 
 I 
 
clij. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 2. Tlin state (if the Fund at this date, a« given below, shown an increase upon the amonri 
 reported last year of S'_',(iti7.i)li ;~ 
 
 Invested in Delj.iitiires STO/jnO 00 
 
 " on Mort^'ui'es 28,010 00 
 
 Balance in c-isli 83 79 
 
 §il8,293 79 
 
 3. The Committee rc^'ret that the suit regard I nj; one of the >-ei*urities, referred to in lust year's 
 ]{cport, terminated adversely to the Kiind, occa>sioninK' a loss of .Sl,-l:iO.;i7. In tlie course of the thirty- 
 five years during whidi tlie Kumlhas heeii in existence, this i^ tlie only instance in which the Committee 
 has had to ent,'ai,'e in liti|,'ation, and the only case in which a simrle farthini,' of loss has been incurred in 
 cimnection with any security upon which money li;vs been invested by the (Jommittee. 
 
 The books of the Treasurer have been audited, and the Connidttee have examined the securities 
 held for inve-tment, and found them satisfactory and in correi't order. 
 
 DuriuK the year the name of oneann\iitant has been removed from the list, and four have been 
 added, making the numlier at iiresent on it forty-nine. As usual, the names are appended hereto. 
 
 All of which is respectfidly siibmitted. 
 
 ToltONTo, S(/i ,/,n?(, 1882 
 
 W. ALK.VAXDE 
 T. W. T V \' I 
 
 -OR, \ 
 
 Joint Cotmiun. 
 
 
 
 LLST OF ANXUITAXTS. 
 
 
 1. 
 
 Mrs. 
 
 Adams. 
 
 20. 
 
 Mrs 
 
 McOrepor. 
 
 2. 
 
 
 Anders(m. 
 
 27. 
 
 
 McKenzie. 
 
 ;<. 
 
 CI 
 
 Jiaikie. 
 
 28. 
 
 
 McKeracher. 
 
 4. 
 
 " 
 
 Barron. 
 
 29. 
 
 
 MclCinnon. 
 
 ."». 
 
 " 
 
 l',eth\ine. 
 
 :W. 
 
 
 .Mel.achlan. 
 
 (i. 
 
 " 
 
 r.lack. 
 
 31. 
 
 
 ^Icl.ean (I'uslineh). 
 
 i. 
 
 *' 
 
 Hreekenridge. 
 
 32. 
 
 
 Mcljcan (Strabaue). 
 
 8. 
 
 ' ' 
 
 Burns. 
 
 33. 
 
 
 McLean (.\n(lrew). 
 
 !». 
 
 (1 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 U. 
 
 
 McLean (D(.uald). 
 
 10, 
 11. 
 
 (I 
 
 Craigie. 
 Ksson. 
 
 35. 
 3(). 
 
 
 J'aterson. 
 liennelson. 
 
 12. 
 
 I( 
 
 Fayette. 
 
 37. 
 
 
 Kichardson. 
 
 13. 
 
 ** 
 
 Ueggie. 
 
 38. 
 
 
 lUddell. 
 
 14. 
 
 l( 
 
 Glassford. 
 
 39. 
 
 
 Kintoul. 
 
 15. 
 
 ** 
 
 Oordipn. 
 
 40. 
 
 
 .Scott. 
 
 10. 
 
 n 
 
 Cray. 
 Hall. 
 
 41. 
 
 
 Skinner. 
 
 17. 
 
 (( 
 
 42. 
 
 
 .Smart. 
 
 18. 
 
 i( 
 
 Heiny. 
 
 43. 
 
 
 Stewart, 
 
 19. 
 
 (1 
 
 .lennings. 
 
 44. 
 
 
 Thompson. 
 
 20. 
 
 
 Lindsay. 
 
 45. 
 
 
 Wightman. 
 
 21. 
 
 
 .Malcolm. 
 
 40. 
 
 Alls.'. 
 
 liUndv. 
 
 22. 
 
 ** 
 
 Milne. 
 
 47. 
 
 Children of Kev. W. T. Murdoch 
 
 2;5. 
 
 '* 
 
 Mc Arthur. 
 
 48. 
 
 
 ' Itev. T. Xisbet. 
 
 24. 
 
 
 McColl. 
 
 49. 
 
 
 Kev. .r. Whvte. 
 
 25. 
 
 
 McCouechy. 
 
 
 
 
 REi'OET OF THE MINISTERS' WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND, 
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, LOWER PROVINCES. 
 
 Tlie 'i'rustees of the Presbyterian Ministers' Widows" .ind Orphans" Fund beg leave to report as 
 follow- ; - 
 
 The whole receipts during the past year have been as follows :— 
 
 From Interest and dividends -?1,120 99 
 
 " Memliers' dues 7!)|) 00 
 
 " l)onations ;i() (Kl 
 
 " Fines 1 7 (15 
 
 82,024 64 
 
 The expenditure has been :— 
 
 For annuiticj tti Widows and Orphan.? §1,.'.!)2 00 
 
 For incidental expenses 80 51 
 
 81,070 51 
 
 111 m 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 diii 
 
 upon the amour i 
 
 uint Convcmn, 
 
 leavinR (inly the Hum of .?.ir)4.1;> tn 1)0 adilei' ... thr capital fund, which now amounts to$2f),074.49, 
 wliicli, with the balance in the Treasurer's 1... ■.■•. of .'Sr-'.;i9, makea the total assets 32ti,0«B.H8. In 
 addition, however, there is a sum of over two hundred dollars of interest accnunl on shares of 
 X.S. bui'ding, not credited in the above, but in reality added to the princiiwjl. Even with this it 
 must be admitted that this does not show as favourable results ivs the reports for some years past. 
 The causes of this may be noted. These are, first, the increase in the number of annuitants, and at 
 the same time tlie recent increase in the amounts jiaid ; secondly, the reduction on the rates payable ; 
 and thirdly, the lowering of the rate of interest on investments. To these must be added the decrease 
 in the amount receiveil from members' dues, partly from the reduction of rates, but partly also, it 
 must be said, from members ne^rlecting to pay their rates, and from so few joininjj the fund, owing, 
 we believe, in at le.ist some measure, from the unsettled state of the arran};enient as to the future 
 management of the Fund. The Trustees, however, do not see' any reason for anxiety or 
 alarm regarding the state of the Fund. The Fund had for years been exceptionally successful, and 
 we have always contemplated that the time would come when therate of increa.se of tlie Fund would 
 diminish. Still, they feel the importance of an increase of membership, and they tru.-t tl.atthe mea- 
 sures now being adopted for tlie amalgamation of the two funds in the Lower Provinces, and the future 
 management of the united Fund, may accomplish this result. 
 
 Uuring the past year one Widow upon the Fund, Mrs. DoiiaM Morrison, lias clied, and another, 
 Mrs. James Watson, has come upon it, leaving the whole number upon the Fiinil ten, the same as 
 hvst year. Uut as Mrs. Morrison's orphan family are still upon it, there are in etfect eleven annuitants 
 upon the Fund. 
 
 In accordance with the resolution of the Assembly of last year, the Committee have, in con- 
 junction witli the Uommittee of thij Fund of the late Synod of the Maritime Provinces, hiid under 
 their ciuisideration measures fir the .amalgamation of the two Funds ; but uixin this a sepaiivte Report 
 will be presented to the (ieneral Assembly. 
 
 DUKCAN B. BLAIR, Chairman. 
 
 GKOHGK PATTERSON, Sccrctarii. 
 
 LIST OF ANNUITANTS. 
 
 1. Mrs. John McCiirdv. 
 
 2. " James Waddell. 
 
 3. " Allan Eraser. 
 
 4. " James Smith. 
 
 5. " John (ieddie. 
 
 6. " James Eraser. 
 
 7. Mrs. Archd. filendinning. 
 
 8. " John Stewart. 
 
 9. " Alex. Stuart. 
 
 10. " James Watson. 
 
 11. Orphan children of Rev. Donald 
 
 Morrison. 
 
 ; leave to report as 
 
 MINISTERS' WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND, LATE SYNOD OF 
 THE MARITIME PROVINCES IN CONNECTION WITH THE 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, IN ACCOUNT WITH CEO. MITCHELL, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 1881. 
 
 June 11. 
 '• 30. 
 
 Nov. 4. 
 
 lti«2. 
 
 Jail. 1. 
 
 Feb. 23. 
 
 May 3. 
 
 " 24.' 
 
 TREASURER'S ACCOUNT. 
 
 Du. 
 
 To paid N. S. Printing Co., jirinting copies of Rules 
 
 " paid for P.O. oi-dera of SHO each to remit Mrs. Louisa A. iJonald, .St. John, 
 N.B., and Mrs. AlexinaKeay, St. Andrews, N.B., six months' allowance 
 
 to date 
 
 " paid Airs. Helen Maclean, six months' allowance to date 
 
 " paid for P.O. orders of $00 each, to remit Mrs. Louisa A- Donald, Ht. John, 
 N.B., and Mrs. AlexinaKeay, St. Andrew's, N.B., six m<inths' allowance 
 to date 
 
 " paid J. ' '. Mackintosh for 40 shares Ontario Bank, .?40 each, at fi2 per cent, 
 and commission 
 
 " paid Mrs. Helen Maclean, six months' allowance to d.ate 
 
 " paid Rev. A. Maclean, of Hopewell, N.S., expenses attending meeting 
 
 " sundry postages and post cards 
 
 " balance carried down 
 
 S5 00 
 
 120 60 
 25 00 
 
 120 60 
 
 'My m 
 
 25 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 40 
 
 275 62 
 
 «I1574 18 
 
cliv. 
 
 1.SS1. 
 
 May i!7. 
 
 JiiriH :;(). 
 J.ilv 1. 
 
 '■ ■.'(). 
 
 '• LM). 
 
 Aug. 1. 
 
 " ■-'!>. 
 
 Seiit. 29. 
 
 Oct. i;i. 
 
 Dec, 27. 
 
 18H2. 
 
 Jan. 
 Feb. 
 
 ;i. 
 2:f. 
 
 1. 
 2;i. 
 
 23. 
 
 2;). 
 
 April 2S. 
 May 24. 
 
 " 24. 
 
 " 24. 
 
 18-82. 
 May 24. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Cu. 
 
 }iy l)alance in .Savings Hank, ilepcwit receipts, etc., brought down to thia date, an 
 
 per account 
 
 " received fiuni Kev. Tlinn. Duncan, five years, rateH, at •?12 pe.'annum 
 
 " six inontlin' interest on City of Halifav Seliool Delientures 
 
 " " dividend ( 'anadian l!aiit< of Commerce 
 
 " Mercbants' P,ank of Halifax 
 
 " " " Hank (if Nova .Scotia 
 
 l'eoi)le> Bank of Halifax 
 
 " received from Itev. Jnlni I'obertson, of I'.lack Kiver, S'. 1!., three years' rates 
 
 " " Key. Dr. .lardine, Hrockville, Out., annual rate 
 
 " " .St. Andrew's Churcli, Halifax, Congregational collection 
 
 aix months' dividend from ( 'an.adian Bank of ( 'omnierce , . . . 
 
 " " Merchants' Bank c.f Halifax 
 
 " " Hank of Xova.Sentia 
 
 People's Hank of Halifax 
 
 receive<l from St. Matthew's ( 'hurch. ITalifax, congregational collection . . . 
 " Merehaiils' Bank i.f Halifax, amount "t interest on depo«it 
 
 receipts withdrawn 
 
 '■ ]!ev. A. W. Hi'idman. Kattray, Scotland, annual rate 
 
 nix months' interest on (.'ity iif Halifax S.-l 1 Helienture.s 
 
 annual rate frcun l!ev. I'rincipal (irant. Kingston. Ontario 
 
 annual rate from Uev. li. Laing, St. Matthews, Halifax 
 
 S79!) 22 
 
 CO 00 
 
 20 44 
 
 .'■>4 00 
 
 37 80 
 
 1.54 00 
 
 4 20 
 
 3ti 00 
 
 12 00 
 
 12 00 
 
 .^^^4 00 
 
 37 80 
 
 17(i 00 
 
 4 20 
 
 42 45 
 
 i;i 63 
 
 12 00 
 
 20 44 
 
 12 00 
 
 12 00 
 
 By balance brought down— in Savings Hank, -SiOO ; on hand, .'^7.5.(;2 . . 
 
 51.074 18 
 
 !J27.-> ()2 
 
 A.-4SETS. 
 
 Twenty-two share.-* Rank of Nova .Scotia .^300 each .'JD.OOO 00 
 
 Twelve shares Merchants' Hank of Halifax 124 " ],48S 00 
 
 Seven shares People's Hank of Halifax 22 " ].-(4 00 
 
 Twenty-seven share-' Canadian Hank of Commerce 75 " 2,025 00 
 
 TwoC'ity of Halif.ix Sehool Debentures KKI " 20(i 00 
 
 One " " .500 .515 00 
 
 Forty shares Ontario Hank 27 " 1,080 00 
 
 In (Jovernment Savings Hank 200 00 
 
 In Treasurer's hands .... 75 62 
 
 $12,;{43 62 
 
 WIDOWS NOW OX THE I'VSh. — — — 
 
 Mrs. Louisa A. Donald, St. .John, X.H per annum $120 OC 
 
 " Alexina Keay, St. .\ndrews. X.H " 120 00 
 
 " Helen Maclean, Halifax, X.S " ,50 00 
 
 SUMMARY OF KiX'KIPTS AXD KXPKXDITUKi:. 
 
 HEUKlns. 
 
 Ministeri.al rates S144 00 
 
 Congregational collections _ -54 45 
 
 Interest and dividends on investments .576 51 
 
 774 96 
 
 EXrKNniTURK. 
 
 Allowances to three Widows S2110 00 
 
 Printing, postage and travelling exjienseB of a member of Committee . 10 40 
 
 300 40 
 
 Receipts exceeding expendit\irc by . . $474 56 
 
 Correct, 
 
 •T.^s. .]. BitKMNKii ( ,„.,-,„,.. GEO. MITCHELL. 
 
 .T. S. M.xcLEA.N. . ) -1"<'"«"- TreaJurer. 
 
 Hautajc, May 2m, 1882. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
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 Traaurer. 
 
 PROPOSED TERMS OF AMALGAMATION OF PRESBYTERIAN MIN- 
 ISTERS', WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND OF THE LATE PRES- 
 BYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE LOWKIl PROV NCES, AND OF 
 THE LATE SYNOD OF THE MARITIME PKOVINUES IN CON- 
 NECTION WITH THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. 
 
 1. Those ministers now on the Fund of the Ministers', Willows" ami Orphans' P'und of the lute 
 Presbyterian Church of tlie Lower I'rovinces shall continue to pav the same amounts per anmun 
 as at present, viz. :— 
 
 Class 1. 
 
 .S8. 
 
 Class 2. 
 812. 
 
 Class 3. 
 ?16. 
 
 -. 1 nose Uiini.-<ti'rs now on the tumi of the late Synod nf the .Mantinif Trovinces in com 
 with the Church of Scotland who have been [myinL; the S\\i per annum, with a rate from th< 
 greifatiiins, may continue to ])ay in the same manner; or, if tliey prefer, they may pay at the 
 $111 in lieu of both. Those ministers of that Imdy who have been paying' only the ministerii 
 
 _2._TlK)_se Ui_in;.-<ti'rs now on the Fund of the late Synod nf the Maritime I'rovinces in cimnection 
 ' " " ' heir con- 
 
 he rate of 
 rial rate, 
 ?12. may continue to |)ay at tlie same r.ate, and shall be in the same |)ositioii as those on the second 
 class of the I'und of the late I'resljyterian Church of the Lower I'rovinces : but it shall be open to 
 them, up to 1st July, 1883, to join the higher class, payinj; thenceforward at the rate of §10 per 
 annum. 
 
 3. Widows and orphans now \ipon the Widows' and Orphans' Fund rif the late Presbyterian 
 Church of the Lower Provinces, ami .any who may come upon it when amalgamated, shall (subject 
 to such changes as may be made in a regular way) receive the following amounts [ler annum ; - 
 
 1st Class. 
 875.00. 
 
 WiiJowi. 
 
 2nd ClasB. 
 8112.50. 
 
 3rd Class. 
 $150.00. 
 
 If a widow be on the highest class, she shall receive in addition, for one child, 820; for two, 830; 
 for three, S50; and .^lO for each addition.al cliild ; and if she be on either of the other classes, in the 
 same jiropurtion. In the event of the decease of both ]>arcnts, if there be one orphan, the B<iard 
 shall pay for tin.' benefit of such orphan two-thirds of the amount payabh" to widows in each class, 
 anil for the highest class, if there be two (.rphans, S.'o shall be .added to the amount ; if there be 
 three, .820 more ; if there be bmr, ^ir.oO more; and -812.50 for each additional orphan; and the 
 other cla.sses in propirtion, to be continued in e.ach case till they reach the age of 18. 
 
 4. Widows and orphans now upon the Fund of^the late .Synod of the M.aritime Provinces, 
 receiving on account of both ministerial rates and congreg.ational contributicms, and those who may 
 hereafter come upon the Fund when jimak'ainate<l. entitled to receive mi accnuntof both, shall 
 receive at the highest rate received hv the widows and orphans on the other I'uml. 
 
 5. Widows and orphans on saiil Funil now entitled to receive the rate allowed for ministerial 
 contributions alone, shall hereafter receive at the same rate as widows and orphans on the second- 
 class fund of the late Presbyterian Church of the Lower I'rf)vinces. 
 
 (t. In all other respects, all connected with either fund sh.all l)e siibject to the rules that may be 
 adopted now or hereafter for the future m.anagement of the Fimd. 
 
 7- Ministers under 40 years of age, now on tlie roll of the Synod of the Maritime Provinces, 
 and those ministers of the late Synod of the Maritime Provinces in connection with the Church of 
 Scotland who did not enter the Vnirm (and any ministers now in cmmection with them), not now 
 ui)on either of the Funds, shall have the iirivilege of joining the United Fund up till Ist July, 1883, 
 on the following terms : — 
 
 That they p.ay the arrears due according to the class on which they choose to enter, from the 
 time they should have entered up till four years' rates, .and thenceforward the annual rate; but they 
 may pay the amount of arrears in instalments of 810 per annum for the higher class and ^5 for the 
 lower, with interest on the balance due. 
 
 8. The cases of those 40 years of age and over, not now on the Fund, as in No. 7, shall be made 
 * the subject of special arrangement. 
 
 N.\MR. 
 
 The Fund, when amalgamated, shall be called " The Ministers', Widows' and Orphans' Fund o 
 the Synod in the Maritime Provinces of the Pre.sbyterian Church in Canada." 
 
 PrujMsed Rules for the Management of the Ftimi. 
 
 I. The management of the Fund shall be intrusted to a committee of twelve, five of whom shall 
 be a quorum, who shall elect their Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer, and who shall be the Trus- 
 tees of the Fund, in whose name all obligations shall be taken : the said committee to be nominated 
 by the Rvnod of the Maritime Provinces and appointed by the (jeneral Assembly annually, the 
 ministerial members of the committee to be contributors to the Fund. 
 
 II. The Trustees shall meet by notice from the Chairman to each member, or by regular adjourn- 
 ment from one meeting to a special date. 
 
tf ' 
 
 clvi. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Til. It nliall lie the duty of the Secretary td keep ii regular Minute-book of all the proceedings 
 of the Trustees, ami also a Kecord-liook, in wliicli shall tie inscribed a correct record, from the 
 schcdult.s forwarded to him, <if the names and elates of birth of all ministers ooutrib\iUn,', the 
 names and dates of birth of their wives and children, the names of widows and orphans in receipt 
 of aid, and such other statistics as may be re(|uired ; and he shall alsn prepare an annual statement, 
 to lie snliniitted to the Synod and <ieneral Assembly, of such chanjjes as may have taken place 
 dining tlie year preceiling in the statistics of the ministers contributing, and their families, through 
 adndssiiins, marriages, births, deaths or the like. 
 
 1 \'. 'I'lui Treasurer shall every year prepare an account, to be laid before the Synod aniJ Cieneral 
 Assemlily, of the sums of money received and expcniled since the [irevions statement, and also a 
 general statenn-nt of the Kuiids and eti'ects in the hands of the Trustees. 
 
 V. Ministers ordained liy any I'resbyterv of the Synod of tlie .Maritime Provinces, or ordained 
 over congregations which diil not enter the I'nion, may be ailmitted to the benefits of the scheme by 
 ent'iring on or previous to the second 1st duly following' onlination, .and jiaying the regular rates 
 from that date. Hut should any one neglect doing so at that time, he may join aJiy time within 
 three yeai's after, by jiayiug arrears from that elate with interest, 
 
 VI. lOaeh applicant shall be required to furnish the counjiittee, in writing, with a statement of 
 the (late c if bis birth, and if married, of the date of his wife's liirth, anil also a statement of the 
 name and date of the birth of each of his children under l.S years of age. 
 
 VII. There shall be two elas.ses of beneficiaries, and everj' person becondng a member shall 
 signify which class he chooses ; and the choice being once made, he shall not afterwards have the 
 power of rising to a higher class ; but he shall at any lime have the liberty of taking the lower class. 
 It ln'ing understood that un part of the sum already paid or due by him can lie returned or abated 
 to him, and that his widow or orphan children will henceforth be entitled only to the annuity of the 
 class tiieii chosen by him. 
 
 VIII. Every person coming on the .scheme shall pay annually, on or befc/'e the Ist of July in 
 each year, at the following rates : — 
 
 Cl.ass 1. Class 2. 
 
 .Ministers under 3.") years of age .SS 00 §Hi 00 
 
 " between ;C) and 4.') 10 (lO 20 00 
 
 lietween 45 and TiO 12 00 24 00 
 
 The application of any minister over titty years of age shall be made the s\d)ject of special con- 
 sideration. * In all future cases there shall also be chargeable a marriage eiiualization ta.x for ever' 
 year exceeding live that the minister's age e.xceeds that of his wife :— 
 
 lender 45 
 
 UnderOO .. 
 
 Over (iO 
 
 The same to be paid on every subseipient marriage, except when he marries a widow already on 
 the Fund. In all eases he shall be bound to furnish a statement of the date of bis own birth and of 
 that of his wife. 
 
 IX. Members not making payment of their annual rates on or before the 1st Jidy in each year, 
 shall be subject the following tinea : — 
 
 Class 1. I Class 2. 
 
 10 cents. I 20 cents. 
 
 For each month thereafter until payment be made ; and those wlio neglect payment for four full 
 years, shall from that period cease to be members, and sh.all forfeit all privileges connected with the 
 i'\uid, and sluiU have no claim to the money they shall have iiaid into it. Intimation shall in all 
 cases be sent to ministers in arrears before they shall lie cut otf from the benefits of the Fund. 
 
 X. As soon as correct tallies for the purji^se can be prepared, members shall be entitled at any 
 time to redeem their annual rates, payable for life by the payment of a single s>im at once, or to 
 commute theni into an increased annual payment to cease on their completing the 60th or t)5th year 
 of their iige. 
 
 XI. The annuities for widows shall be as follows :— 
 
 Class 1. X I Gla?s2. 
 
 87.5. I 81.50. 
 
 That in order to enalile a widow to recover an annuity, si.\ payments of annual rates shall be 
 made, such jiayments, so far as thev have not been made, to be deducted yearly from the aniniity. 
 
 XII. Annuities to widows sliall be payable half-yearly, on the 1st Janviary and 1st July of each 
 year, connuencing at the date of their hu.sbands' death, and ending at their own death or subsequenlr 
 marriage. 
 
 Xill. There shall be payable to each orphan child of any member the following sums yearly, 
 until such child shall reach the age of eighteen :- If a widow be on the highest class she shall receive 
 in addition, for one child, S'-'O ; for two, S;i(i ; for three, S.50; and SIO for each additional chiM ; and 
 if she be! on the other class in the same proportion. In the event of the decease of both parents, if 
 there be one orjihan, tlie Hoard shall pay for the benefit of such orphan two-thirds of the amount 
 payable to willows in each class ; and for the highest class, if there be two orphan.s, .'?25 shall be added 
 to tlie amount; if there be three, §20; if there bo four, .S17 ; and •S12..50 for e.ach additional orphan, 
 and the other class in proportion, to be continued in each case till tliey reach the age of eighteen. 
 
 XIV. The funds, so far us they are not reiprired for immediate application, or expenditure, 
 shall ho invested in security on real estate, or in savings banks or government or city securities, or 
 in :iny i:f the chartered lialiks in the Uomiiloiu, ili the iiaiiie •■( the Trustees. 
 
 
 ' The following olaiiaes reserved for further consideration 
 
the prdceedings 
 ecdrd, from the 
 iitrilmtiii'-;, tlie 
 plums in receipt 
 imal statement, 
 ive takiMi place 
 .milies, thrnukjh 
 
 i()(l ant! Oenerftl 
 iient, anil also a 
 
 ;es, <ir ordainpd 
 i the scheme by 
 lie remdar rates 
 wiy time within 
 
 I a Htatement nt 
 atement of the 
 
 a member Hhall 
 rwards have the 
 ; the lower class, 
 iirni'd or abateJ 
 ! annuity of the 
 
 e 1st of July in 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 t of s|)ecial con- 
 on tax for ever ' 
 
 idow already on 
 iwn l>irth and of 
 
 dy in each year, 
 
 lent for fonr full 
 inected witli the 
 ation simll in all 
 the Fund. 
 ; entitle<l at any 
 im at once, or to 
 Oth or tiSth year 
 
 al rates shall be 
 111 the annuity. 
 1st .Tidy of each 
 thorsubseiiuen* 
 
 ing sums yearly, 
 she shall receive 
 ional cliild ; and 
 
 luith parents, if 
 Is of the amount 
 2.") shall be added 
 ilitional orphan, 
 a of eighteen. 
 
 or expenditure, 
 ity securities, or 
 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 clvii. 
 
 XV. There shall be an investisation of the funds of the institution every fifth year, and a 
 revision of the rates, when the amount of anniities to widows and orphans may lie mcreased or 
 diminished aa the state of the funds will warrant, or the amount of the annual rates may be altered, 
 iJut no alteration in these shall take place at other times. 
 
 XVI. Noalterationinthe.se rules shall he made until consiilered by the committee, and the 
 proposed alterations be submitted to a nieetink; of those in full staudini,' .■v contributors, and mlopted 
 by a majority of those jnesent, and afterwards submitted to Synod and Asseuddy and approved by 
 them. • 
 
 XVII. AH differences or disputes that may arise in regard to sums due shall be referred to arbi. 
 trators, of whom the Trustees sliall nameandelect one, the other party one, and, if necessary, a_ third 
 to bo chosen by these two, lieiuL; persons not beneficially interested, din^ctly or indirectly, in the 
 funds of the institution. 
 
 XVIII. In case of any minister, a widower or unnianied. havini; inadi' foty payraents, ana 
 having readied the age of .seventy years, on his agreeing to relimiuish all claims to the Fund, he 
 shall be entitled to receive the sum of .^3lK) when on highest cl.iss, and Sl.jO when on the lowest. 
 
 XIX. In the event of any minister or pmfes-or cea.sing to be a minister or professor of the 
 Uhurch, by resignation, deprivation, or in any otlu-r way, it shall iievi-i-th^^lesH be in his power to 
 uphold and continue the right ami interest of his widow .ind children to participate in the benefits of 
 the Fund, by making regul.ar payments of all sums payable under these regulations. 
 
 X.\. Every minister on the Fiincl sh.all be required to furnish annually to the Secretary a notice 
 of the changes i.. his fau.ily, by birth, death, or marriage, which shall be duly entered on the Record- 
 biM>k. . , 
 
 X.KI. The annuities payable to widows and orphans, tieing intended as alimentary provisions, 
 form no part of the estate of the contributor, and shall not be assignable or subject to arrestment or 
 other legal proceedings at the instance of creditors, but shall be paid over to the widows, and the 
 tutors and guardians of thechfldren ; and in case tlie widow shall be under any legal or natural dis- 
 ability, or in ca,se tlie children shall have no tutors or guardi.ans. it shall be competent for the Tnis- 
 tees of the Widows' Funil to name two or more jiersons as Trustees to manage and apply the 
 annuities in such manner as shall appear to them to be most for the benefit of such widows or 
 children. 
 
 XXII. Ministers ordained elsewhere, and being inducteil in congregations of the Synod of the 
 Maritime Provinces, or in congregations of the late Synod of the Maritime Provinces, which did not 
 enter the Union, shall have the privilege of joining the Scheme on the terms laid down for ministers 
 at present inducted, but now on the Fund. (See Xos. 7 and H of Teinis of Amalgamation.) 
 
 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OX THE AGED AND INFIRM MINIS- 
 TERS' FUND (WESTERN SECTION), FOR THE YEAR ENDING 
 APRIL 30th, 1882. 
 
 The following annuities (including the payment of .^125 to the heirs of the late Mr. -Tamoa 
 MoConecby) have been paid during the year :— 
 
 Rev. Daniel Allan S220 00 
 
 " Matthew Barr 22i) 00 
 
 " J. G. Carruthers ir.) 00 
 
 " David Coutts 220 00 
 
 " Robert Dewar 20O 00 
 
 " .Tames Dick 220 00 
 
 " ,Tobu Duff 220 00 
 
 " Charles Fletcher 220 00 
 
 " William Forrest 220 00 
 
 " .John Fotheringham 180 00 
 
 " S. C. Fraser 220 00 
 
 " William Fraser, D.D 220 00 
 
 " William Graham 220 00 
 
 " William Hancock 110 00 
 
 " Alex. Kennedy 220 00 
 
 " George Lawrence 220 00 
 
 Rev. 
 
 William Iiochead $220 00 
 
 Tliomas I,owry 205 00 
 
 .James McConechy (deceased) . . 12.5 00 
 
 Donald MeKenzie 220 00 
 
 Dancan McMillan 220 00 
 
 Thomas McPherson 220 00 
 
 .Tames Malcolm 104 00 
 
 Wdliam Meldrum 220 00 
 
 .lanios Mitohell 100 00 
 
 Robert Monteath 220 (X) 
 
 ,J. R. Scott 220 00 
 
 Wm. C. Young 190 00 
 
 Walter Wright (deceased) 80 00 
 
 $5,574 00 
 
 The above list contains twenty-nine names, of which tico, viz., those of Messrs. Thomas 
 Lowry and Walter Wright, appear for the first time. Messrs. McConechy and Wright being now 
 dead, the number of beneficiaries is at the present date tityntij-n've.n. 
 
 The amount paid to annuitants is 81n0 lims than the amount reported last year. Deducting, 
 however, the amount of the l/arkpaynwnt.i of the two years, which was j.iutj last yjar as against 
 J125 this year, there is an increase of 8105 in the amount of the payments properly belonging to 
 (his year, aa compared with those properly belonging to the previous year. 
 
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 clviii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 The income and oxpenditare for the year, aa given in the General Agent's Finance Keport, 
 are: — 
 
 I. INCOMK. 
 
 Contril)uti<itiB from Congregationg, liecniests and DonatiouH 86499 26 
 
 Miiiisterh' Uaten 1255 05 
 
 lutureHt on Capital 370 00 
 
 88121 yi 
 
 II. EXPENDITUBE, 
 
 Amount paid in Annuities J5571 Of) 
 
 Inrcsted 19(10 00 
 
 Proportion of Salary of Agent 175 00 
 
 " General KxpcnseH 1 fiO no 
 
 Sundry ExponsoH, including printing, stationery and postage 24 49 
 
 87H2:i 49 
 
 These figuroB show a balance of 8301.42, which, added to last year's balance of $1018.61, 
 gives ?1, 320.03. Thia balance inclndca SI, 20(1 waiting iiivcKtmeiit at the close of tlicyear,and now 
 invested. According to last year's Keport, the instructions of the Assembly of 1M78 required the 
 investment of nearly ?1,]()() — a sum exceeding the whole balance in hand. During the year a 
 bequest of 82,000 has come in from the €>xecutors of the late Mr. .loHe)ih Mackay, of Montreal. 
 The amount, therefore, of the income of the last two years falling to bo invested is 83,100. The 
 Agent's iieport shows the investment of 81,900, and the investment of the other 81,200 will 
 appear in his report of next year. 
 
 The state of the Fund at the close of the financial year was ; — 
 
 Invested in Debentures and Mortgages §0400 00 
 
 Balance (including 81,200 waiting investment) l.''/20 03 
 
 87720 03 
 Deducting the bequest above referred to. the income is SB, 124. 91, and shows an increase of 
 8119.30 in congregational contributions, 8'-0.5S in ministers' rates, and S2(» in interest of 
 capital. The expenditure, exclusive of the investment of 81.9' 0, being 85,92:!. 19, the excess of 
 income available for current expenditure is 8201.42. Deducting from this S'<1.:19, the difference 
 between 81.100 nnd last year's balance, there remains 8120.03 available for the current expendi- 
 ture of the year ?iow running. The whole income of the year, as compared with the previous 
 year, shows an increase of 81,(^102.51. 
 
 The income has cot been i nch as to warrant the Committee to give a larger nwximuin 
 annuity than was given last year— .?220. It is hoped, however, that tiiere may be no further 
 reduction, and that at no distant date there may be a return to the former maximum of $250, 
 and even an advance upon it. That this hope is not without some good ground is, the Committee 
 believe, apparent from a review of the results of the Assembly's action four years ago, whicli may 
 be said to !ia\<' constituted a new era in the administration of the Fund. In 1B75, tho maximum 
 annuity was advanced from 820O to 82.'')0 The experience of the three years following this 
 increase seemed to show that it was premature, for, as a matter of fact, the expenditure of these 
 three years exceeded the income by about 84,000, the amount being taken from the capital and 
 reducing it by more than one-half. In 1878 the Assembly, on the sngp' -tiou of the Committee, 
 ordered that tin re should be no more encroaclimtnt on ciipital, and that bequests and donations 
 other than congregational should go to its increase, thus confining the income available for 
 current expenditure to congregational contributions, ministers' rates, and interest from capital. 
 It could not, of eonrsc, be expected that, with such an arrest laid on the Committee's power of 
 expenditure, and with the yearly increase of the number of beneficiaries, the advance from 8200 
 to 8250 could be maintained without a greatly increased liberality on the part of congregations. 
 Such liberality was urged by the Assembly of 1678, and the call has been so largely responded to 
 that, notwithstanding yearly additions to the number of beneficiaries (the number this year being 
 twenty-nine as against twenty in the year preceding the Asssembly of 1878) the maximum 
 annuities for tlie pnst four years have respectively been 8225, 8250, 8220 and 8220 — an average of 
 8228.75. During the same period the sum of 84,100 has been added to the capital. It cannot 
 but be regarded as something to be rejoiced in that, while the action of the Assembly has resulted 
 not only in saving the capital from extinction, but in adding to it at the rate (pf over ?1 ,000 a year, 
 there has been — owing to the increased liberality of congregations, from 81,900 in 1878 to nearly 
 $4,500 this year — so little reduction made on the larger annuities. Still it is a matter of regret 
 that a reduction averaging about 820 a year, comparatively smail as it is, has been necessary, 
 esi)ecially when it is considered that it would not have been necessary had the congregations of 
 the Church more generally responded to the call of the Assembly. For, while many of the con- 
 gregations have done ail that could have been expected and some even more, there is still, as 
 appears from the statistics of last year, a considerable number of congregations — some of them 
 large and wealthy — that are doing little or nothing for the Fond. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 clix. 
 
 It is earnoatly hoped that no further roduotioQ may bo necessary ; bnt, as it is probable that 
 Heveral names will be put by this Asombly on the list of annuitants, it does nut appear how 
 further reiluctiou can be prevented uuhsa the oongreKations refurrod to be led to do as othors are 
 doing. The Committee, therefore, would ask the Assembly to press on congregations the claimi 
 of tlie Fund, and oiipecially to enjoin Presbyteries to use all proper means to ensure that the 
 call shall be attended to by all the congregations within their bounds. 
 
 Ponding the action of the rhurrh on the proposed regulations anont the ministerial rate, 
 the Committee beUeve they are not called o'n to refer to it, beyond reporting that, while about 350 
 ministers have paid rate, many of these are more or leas iu arrears. 
 
 QoELPn, May 30, 1882. 
 
 JAMES MIDDLEMIS3, 
 
 Convener. 
 
 REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON THE AGED AND INFIRM 
 MINISTERS' FUND IN THE EASTERN SECTION, FOR THE YEAR 
 ENDING MAY IsT, 1882. 
 
 The Committee on the Aged and Infinn Ministers' Fund for the Eastern Section have to report 
 as follows : — 
 
 1. One venerable father, who has been upon the Fund for several years, the Rev. .James Watson, 
 of New Annan, has l)een removed liy death. 
 
 2. The receipts and e.x|iendituro3 were : — 
 
 BKCKIPTS. 
 
 Balance on hand. May 1st, 1881 $;}2.') SO 
 
 Interest anil i^ividenda 27;^ 24 
 
 Ministers' rates ;J17 % 
 
 Congregational collections 'j;to ,50 
 
 Donations 32 .W 
 
 .»l,8fW 50 
 
 EXPKSDITUnB. """"""^ 
 
 In Annuities. 
 
 To liev. A. McMaster {200 00 
 
 " James Law 200 (K) 
 
 " Andrew Do- jld 200 00 
 
 J.T.Bax.r 2(H) 00 
 
 " K.Ross 200 00 
 
 " James Watson 150 00 
 
 $1,1.50 00 
 
 In Expenses of Management. 
 
 Proportion of Agents' salary :J10O 00 
 
 Postage and stationery 10 OO 
 
 110 00 
 
 Total expenditure $l,2i50 00 
 
 Balance on hand, May Ist, 1882 $024 "lO 
 
 3. Last year the General Assembly agreed ' ' that in the meantime the Committee for the Eastern 
 Section of the Church be allowed to manage the Fund for that section according to whatever regula- 
 tions may be agreed upon by the Synod of the Maritime Provinces, subject to the approval of the 
 General Assembly." The Synod, at its last meeting, unanimously approved of the following 
 Regulations : — ' 
 
 1. The Funil for disabled ministers, in the Eastern Section of the Church, shall in the 
 meantime continue separate, and be managed by a Committee appointed by the General 
 Assembly. 
 
 2. The Fund shall be sustained by animal congregational contributions, ministers' rates 
 donations and bequests, ' 
 
 ;}. The invested capital shall not be trenched unon for the puriwse of paying annuities in 
 full ; and all bequests made to the Fund shall be added to the capital, except when otherwise 
 ordered hy fthp testators. 
 
 4. Ministers having congregations sh.all pay into' the Fund a yearly rate of one-half per 
 cent, upon their professional income, a deduction being made for house rent where no manse ii 
 provided. 
 
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 dx. APPKNDIX. 
 
 5. IVrH.mf joininKtlmFmiilMJmlljiay their |iercpnta(,'f, with intcrwt therccm. from the date 
 of their oriliimtlmi, •>r "f liifir IjecoiniiiK iiiiiiiaterH (if mir ('hiirch. 'J'his rule nhall nut apply 
 
 farthi r h;iek than IS'?. . , , , ,. „ , r,i. l . . v n 14 
 
 (1, Kiirti','n Min-iiiiiiiriert, PrcifesHorH in CdlleKe" »n<l Church .V({cntH .-hall pay a yearly rate 
 of one per crnt. upuii tliiir prnfessiiinal incntne, 11 deilucti'in hein^' in:iile fur h(i\i!He rent. 
 
 7. Ministers shall Ur phicid un the I'nuil "uly un iipplic;itiuii <,f their nnprctive I'reshy- 
 terles, after they have dhtairieil leave nf Ih.' (ieijenil Ansi'mlily tu retire from the active duties 
 uf the niiiii«trv cm aeciiunt (if a:;i! (ir iiitiriiiity. 
 
 H. When a inini«ter U allowed liy the (Jeneral Ariseinhly to retire after ten years Mervioe 
 in this Church, h(' shall receive an annuity of SloO a year, with So additional for ev(3ry year's 
 service liey.md ten years, up to f.irty years' service, if the state ..f the fund periuits. 
 
 !l. 'hie case of ii minister allowed to retire after less than ten yeara' service in this (,'hurch 
 shall lie uiadc a siil.jeet of special consideration hy the Assenilily. 
 
 10. When u niinister's stren^jth may he impaired, hut not .so nmcha.s to render nun wholly 
 unahle to discharn'c the active hities of his profession, the ( 'oiimiittee may k'nint him half the 
 allowance to which he would he entitled in case of complete disahility. 
 
 11. In the case of a minister taken upon the I'und for sickneMS thoiiKht likely to he 
 p. rmai'nut, and afteruanlH recovei'iuK his -treufjth sMlliciently to eiiK'age ivctively in tho dutieo 
 (if a profession, the amuiity shall lie iliscontinue(l. 
 
 I'.;. In the meantime no minister receivini; a retiriiii; allowance of at least >i'MX) a year from 
 his conu'rei-'atioii, or any other piililic source, shall lie placed upon the Fund, 
 lo.l'hese Miles may be revised once in every tive years. 
 4. There are ninety-hve ministers in connection with the Fund. Of these, eighty-three have 
 paid their rates in full. There are nine in arrears for one year, and three for two yearn. CoUectiong 
 wen made last year for the Fnml hy llli couK'reKations. ., n. . x- urvnir 4ti, 
 
 A. McLKAN SINCLAIIJ, 
 
 (Jiiiticntr. 
 
 REPORT OF iIIE COMMITTEE ON STATISTICS, 1881-2. 
 
 SjS ,-. 
 
 In presontiu;:! to your (icneral -Vssemhly their lleport on Statistion for another year, it ia only 
 proper to ackuov.'lodjjo, at tho beirlnninj,', the goo Inens in whioh tho (iod of all gnieo has aboundoii 
 to tho Presbyterian Church in C'anadj. lie who has blnsned her in tho piist, Imi been blosflinghor 
 Btill ; and should we not expect that Ho will continue Mis interest iu hnr, maintain a vmtchful oaro 
 over' her, extend and strengthen her, and give her songs of gladness, because of iuoreasod 
 
 prosperity? . , ., . 
 
 Owing to tho fact that tho members of your Committee are widely Beparatod, there la no 
 opportunity for meeting, and their communication must be by letter. Towards tho end of last 
 year a draft copy of ijuestions for congregations was sent hy tho Convener to every member, and 
 his opinion asked regarding them, with any alteratii>ns or additions he might suggest. After replies 
 wore received, tho form was tinally prepare 1. and, on tho 17th December, copies were despatched 
 to every Pro-sbytery in sjUiruueut numbiu- for every congregation and mission station in his bounds, 
 BO far as could be ascertained from tho KoUs of Presbyteries ; followed, a wook later, by a circular 
 which was as follows : — 
 
 "GuELPn, 2Uh Docomber, 1881. 
 "Rev. Dbaii Sir, — 
 
 " On the 17th instant I forwarded to your address, as Clerk of Presbytery, blank forms for 
 the Statistical and Financial Itoports of the C jugn^gations and Mission Stations in your bounds 
 for the year 1881-H2. Will yon be so good as to send a copy to each congregation, whether vacant 
 or settled, and station, and iiso your best eiforts to jiroQure returns from every one, so that the 
 Comniittt'o on Statistics maybe able to present as full a report as possible to tho General Assembly 
 at its next meeting? 
 
 " In former years reports from mnny congregations havo boon unsatisfactory, in that the 
 entry under the Nos. in which tot.vls were collected iu the Financial Statement, did not corres- 
 pond with the items of which they were composed. Instructions have been sent every year on the 
 printed slip, stating what N'os. were to be added, so as to give another number which was specified. 
 For cxamiilo:— It is state 1 in the forms for tho present year that No. r> should include 2, 3, and 4, 
 iind 80 of No. 13 and No. I'.K Bat thee instructions have been overlooked or neglected in very 
 many oases, so that discrepancies present themselves which the Committee could not correct, anil 
 t'uis what might ap|>ear to bo errors in their a I litions were the errors of reporting Treasurers of 
 congregations. Similar inslruotioas are given on the sheets prepared for Presbytery Clerks, but 
 they can deal only with tho ligures sent to them, as the Committee can deal only with tho« 
 whioh they receive. Would you be so good, however, as to give the matter your careful attention, 
 so that it inay ht- remedied or avoided ihi.-. year ? Whan mistakes occur, von may have time, after 
 receiving the report, to correspond with the Treasurer of the congregation, point them out, and 
 have them corrected. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 clxi. 
 
 " It in not too muoh (or tlin Comraittoa to oxpeot tlmt oorroet tiiiil fnll reports sliall bo Hcnt in 
 from ev('ry oonRruKiition anil misnion st itiou in tlie iJImroh. U^fornui!) mny bii mn l« m to wliat 
 o»n b() ftooompli^lll((^, to tUo Unitml Prtisln'toriim t'liuruli in SootlanJ, in wliioli llmro wan not a 
 dofaiiltinx oon»?rt'giition last yoar, altliou(?li tlu forrm inej aro miuuto in tbuir dutaiU. 
 
 " TliB blank forms for PrnibyturioH will be issued in a (ow dayH. 
 
 " Tho addressiis of prosl)ytpry Clerks have boen t ikon from the >[innt»s of (rcnoral .VHnembly 
 for IftHt year, excjopt tlio ca-io uf Lou Ion. If aiiv oil ini<u lia< l»Min mmk', wuuM tho rotiririK Clork 
 ploaae hand tho formn to his snci;o:is()r ;' If a itulUeiout numbor of oopiB'i have not been forwarded, 
 on aJditional supply may bu bad ou application. 
 
 " I am, llev. lioar Sir, 
 
 '• YourH truly, 
 
 "Roiip.iiT TonnANCF, 
 " Convener of Coiaiititli'i- dh StiititticH.' 
 
 It will thus bo seen that means wnro taken, in ^ood sunMon, to adviso ProHbyterios as to tho 
 Iteturns, and it wiis liopcul that thuv would bo forwarded promptly to tho Committoo, that there 
 would be much fowei non-reporting congregations than formerly, that all the oolumns would have 
 their proper outries, and that tho totals, when asked for, wuuld correctly represent tho items of 
 which they were corapoacd. The hopes of tlio Committee have been far from realized. Of some 
 Pro8l>yterios they can speak with nothing but praiHe. All the entries were made, and the addition.s 
 were without error. With others it was quite different. Wo need not ppeoify these in this part 
 of our report, as they can be detected by any one who turns to the following pages. It is greatly 
 to bo regretted that there should bo this cause of conplaint year after year. To have their just 
 value, the Statistical and Financial Iteturns should be full. There is no impossibility in the way 
 of procuring these. What has been done by some could bo done by all. If the census of a king- 
 dom, or of our own Dominion, embracing ho many details, can bo taken, is it not within tho 
 ability of this Church to procure from every congregation and mission station in her pale infor- 
 mation ujion all the points wliich are submitted ? The iiuostions are not many. They are expressed 
 clearly. Precise instructions as to answering them are given. And yet, judging from tho replies 
 received, these iustructiona have not been read — at least they have not boon followed— by some of 
 the congregations and Presbyteries. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 T.iking first in order the .Statistics, it is fiiund that there aro 777 pastoral charges in the 
 Churcli, 11 of these being in tho Presbytery of Manitoba, which shows an increase of 10 upon 
 those of last year. Tho number of vacancies as reported is lit, of which ;):> are in the Synod of 
 the Maritime Provinces, 10 of these being in the Presbytflry of St. .lohu, and 5 in that of Halifax ; 
 13 in the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, 1 of these being in the Presbytery of Quebec, and 1 in 
 that of Glengarry ; ;i.5 in tho Synod of Toronto and Kingston, (i of these being in the Presbytery 
 of I eterborough, and 1) in tho Presbytery of Toronto ; 21 in the Synod of Hamilton and liOudon, 
 of these being in tho Presbytery of Hamilton ; 1 other Presl)yteries having :i i:ich, and .H having 
 i eacli, and it in the Presbytery of Manitoba. The only Presbyteries without vacancies wore 
 Miramiehi, Newfoundland, and Bruce. 
 
 Clerks of Presbyteries have not in all instances acted upon tho instructions of last Assembly 
 to send in all names on thiMr Rolls, whether Professors or Itetired Ministers residing in their 
 bounds, so that your Committee cannot Ije certain that they are ci)rrect in stating that there aro 
 IS Professors engaged in our Colleges ; A Ministers sustaining the position of Colleagues ; 2 that 
 of Vaster Emeritus; 2 Agents of tho Church ; Ministers lletired, and 10 Ordained .Missionaries. 
 Tho numbt^r of Ministers is, as nearly as can be made out, ()7i>, or including Professors (i!(7, which 
 gives 12 more than last year. 
 
 Eoports have boen received from 903 pastoral charges and stations, but, in many cases, when 
 two or more congregations form a Charge, the reports aro combined, although it has all along 
 been the desire of the Comn e to get a return from each, and to secure this, a note is appended 
 to the slip for Statistics, " ,^. . Congregation and Station to bo reported separately, whether 
 vacant or settled." The Committee have no means of knowing whether this combining is done by 
 thoso filling up the congregational reports, or by Presbyteries. There aro 88 Congregations and 
 Stations from which no reports have been received, 23 of these being in tho Synod of the .Maritime 
 Provinces, 21 in that of Montreal and Ottawa, 31 in that of Toronto and Kingston, and 17 in that 
 of Hamilton and London. 
 
 According to the returns received, there aro 1,.'J21 churches or stations forming ministerial 
 charges, an increase of 18 on tho previous year, while there are 231 mission stations or groups 
 of stations. OmittinK the latter, there is an average of moro than 2 oongregfttionH or stations *o 
 each minister in the ilaritime Provinces, and some of them have more than 5 ; an average of 
 about 2 to each in the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, and of nearly 2 to each in the Synods ol 
 Toronto and luugston, and Hamilton and London. 
 
clxii. 
 
 Ari'KXDIX. 
 
 it 
 
 mi 
 
 Tlioro am M,6'2H familinn, an inorflane of .'II mi la«t year; 7,801 Mingle penonR, an 
 InoroftHKof 1,'27m; aiiil ll:i,'.»77 oomrauiiicftntH, v ih tlii^r immoH <in tli» rolln of non^rflKatioiiH, or, 
 ailillDK tliiHii ill MiHHion Slntintin, llil.HS'l, nliowing hi: iiicrniino of l.OI.'t on tlioMu of lanl yuar. 
 Tlio ftiliiitioDH rKportucl to lli« nii'iiili«rHlii|i of tlm Cliiircli wuro I I.iih7 in oonKrcKiilioim, ami 'Jti:) io 
 MiHHion Sliitioii-t, whilo tlid romoviils from tlm foriniir wurii n,<l'.t:i, and from lu luttur I'lj. 
 
 From till) l>ominioii (•muhiih lukua in Ifil, tlio imliro l'ronliytirmn population appeam to be 
 (i7t>,lli'i, or Hlrikiiig out nil liut tlinxo un Inr tliH li'indinK " (y'liuri'li in CituaJit," itinl ulio tliuHo in 
 IJritiBli (lolumlim iiiul tlio 'r.TritoricH, tlio nmnlior is i;2j,;il7. liur StiitiMtici givu (H.'JIIS fainiliei, 
 or Hiiy 71), out), itiwl Hiippo'^iiig iini'li fiimily to consist of peraonn, thin woulil k>v<> a t^'tal o{ 
 4'.'it,(K)it. .iuilniiiK from tlio ri'portH tliiTo it an iivora^a of mi farailios in oaoli pons<regution, ami 
 allowinK for Jio kh conKn.yationH that have iii it ri'portiil at tlio saiiu' rate, tlioHeHliouUl contain a popu- 
 lation of ri.210, makiiiK ii total of ■U\'2,2 li), or iii;t,077 of a Jilleronco from Ihn Uominion cenauo. 
 
 Till) (KiniiiiiHtratiiin of tlio Sacriunont of Itaplisiu is oiia of our Nuw Tuntamont privilegos. 
 We, an a C'lmrch, lioM that it in nKrunablo to the Word of (io<l that it hIiouIiI bo ailminiHtvrud to 
 the infaiitH of IIiomo who aro uiombers of tlio vi^tiblu Church, an well an to others applyinfj for it 
 to whom it liiiK not bonn di^piuiMud in infancy, and who j?ivo ovidunco of tlu'ir boiuK disciplea of 
 Christ. The liimbs of tlio llock aro niidfr tlio oaro of the Good Shopherd. liclii'viug parents aro 
 dunirouH that their children hIiouM ho connccruted to Mini, and hloHsed by liim. Our Church 
 holds thin foi th an a privilo«o of which they nlioiild avail lli«mni.lver<, and which nhe in ready to 
 grant, in the courno of tho year the ordinance has been adminlHtered to !),7'J1 infants and tifU 
 adultn, or in all to 10, US') perionn, who are thus in recognized connection with tho Church of the 
 Living (tod, arc under spiritual oversight, to be brought up in the nurture' and admonition of the 
 Lord, and taught to adorn the doctrine of their Saviour in all things. Lant year the uuinber ol 
 infants baptized was reported as 1),2.J0, an increase this year ol 171, while tho adultn were 474, 
 showing an increase agniii of lilO, or an increase in both of tjlil. 
 
 The number of elders in l.UO, an iucreaso of 70 on tho previous year, or about an average 
 of C to each pastoral charge and mission station. The number of " other ollicu-boarers," whether 
 deacons, or managers or truste^a, as some report, in (i.T'iO, an incrcaso of IHO. 
 
 Tho number in attendance at Weekly I'rayor Meetings is •.••"j.iiOl, a very large falling otT on 
 tho previous year— a fact calling for serioun consideration. The State of Ueligion is a subject on 
 which we believo conferences are hold by all Presbyteries. Means are taken by most of them for 
 hi Idiug hjiecial ovangt^listic services in the congregations in their bounds. Wo have men both 
 among our mini?,ters and elders well (jualitied and willii.g to take part in conducting these. And 
 should not the fruit bo soon in an increased attondauco in the place uf the regular Weekly 
 Prayer Meeting? 
 
 The number under instruction in the Sabbath S'^hool and Bible Class is 91,257, an increase 
 of .'5,101, and last year showed an increase on the prec*ii;ig ono of 2,000, being thus an increase 
 in the two years of 7,101, and alTordiug proof that oaro is being taken of the young. The number 
 of Hablmtli School Teachers is D.iCil, a dr .rease on t'.it preceding year, which in explained when 
 we state that then the answer took in all that wore ongafeod in Sabbath School Work, tho Libra- 
 rian, the Superintendent, etc., while thin year it was conlined to Teachers. Had it been in tho same 
 terms no doubt there would have been an inc-easo in this particular also. Tho number of vol- 
 umes in Sabbath School and Congregational Libraries in 17:i,2n.'), an increase of more than 
 11,000 ; tho figures for the previous year being ItlJ.KU. Besides these, what an amount of 
 religious literature jiasses into the hands of children and households in the shape of periodi 
 cals! This important part of the Church's work or maoliinory presents a pleasing and encourag- 
 ing aspect. Who can estimate the extent of benefit gained by teachers in prtparing for their 
 classes, and imparted by thorn wh .n actually engaged with their cla.ssos, and how much time in 
 profitably spent (Ui the Lord's day, r ■' on other days in the family, in reading the volume brought 
 homo from tho shelves of tho library. 
 
 The number of " Sittings in Churches " is :i:V?,o'25, a decrease of a little more than 12,000, 
 which may be accounted for by tho omission by S'lmo congregations of returns on this cjuestion, 
 while they reporte<l on others, and tho omission of some to make any returns at all. 
 
 Missionary Associations are now ;)51, with 1 Ladies' Aid Association, an increase of OS. The 
 only Presbyteries in which there are no such organizations are Victoria and Uiohmoud, and 
 Lunenburg and Yarmouth. But in some tho number is as small as it can be ; that of Ouobeo, 
 for example, with its 111 pastoral charges, and i:i ministers having only 1 ; Wallace, with 11 
 charges, and Newfoundland with .'1, have 2 each ; Miramichi with 1(! charges, and Sangeen with 
 20, have iieach ; Sydney with 13 charges, and Glengarry with 18, have i each ; Picton with 19 
 charges and 18 ministers, Kingston with 27 charges and 18 ministers, Barrie with 2.'5 chargoa 
 and 20 ministers (J of these it in true without charge, but there being in addition 2 ordained 
 missionaries), Owen i^ound with 12 charges and 1:! ministers, Huron with 10 charges and 15 
 ministers, and Sarnia with 17 charges and 13 ministers, have 8 each. On the other hand, 
 Whitby, with 14 charges and 12 ministers, has 13 ; and Guolph, with 2(i charges and 24 ministers, 
 has 25. 
 
 Tho number of Manses is given as 433, an increase of Ifi ; and of Rented Houses G2, a 
 decrease of 11, and o answer " Yes " without indicating whether it is a manso or rented house 
 they provide. ;}7 churches and 1'.) manses were built during the year. 1 church was repaired. 
 1 congregation answers " Yes," but does not specify whether it was a church or a manse that was 
 erected. 
 
Af'PK 
 
 In prnpnrinKtht- fntmnfor Kinanoinl Sut. luuian' 
 The tiiHt (•(iliiimi, " Sti|iini,l promiit(>(i froiu all •" 
 •' Arr»'»rH Jill' liy conKruKStioii lit dato." In vi 
 runKri-Katiiiiifi iippurciitly lii'iuK iinwillinK tii >iU> 
 ({lAticti itt tliH tlKuniH iu th» ootumnit " Stipniii) i 
 nurc. AcconliiiK to tint iiistruotiniiH of Imt An-i ,,. 
 iiiK Kuuil of till' Svnoil iif Ihd Maritime I'mvinem, 
 
 ■ ' in« wnrti 
 olililt -I 
 li»a 
 III.. 
 
 1111,1 •■ Sti! 
 
 '»lumu wiiH H'l 
 
 Hill] HpUOll Win fi 
 
 clxiii. 
 
 iile on tlinm' for last year. 
 
 Mo almi w*M thu fmirth, 
 oolitmn b«uii attKuduil to, 
 ^. ftiivoiiu fli'islj >i(ni by I 
 t pai'l " wl tti.i arrcH! s 
 
 till- 
 
 II 'il»int*nl 
 
 iIIKIi the 
 but llVttI; 
 
 1 f,. 
 
 oiniHMons jiiit iiiciitioniul. Otlitir ooIuuium mi»{lit bnvo boim uiliUii haj tli m li. 
 HH it i.t it in ilillii'iilt to proi',iir»i a Hhimt larKe euouRb for tbu itumi givun, auU it i 
 ttiat all thoKH urn of jiuportatioe and gennral iu'cretit. 
 
 Your ConiniittHn initjlit introduof tliJH part of tbcir roport by copvinK wor<l f'H word tbe flrit 
 piiraKfiipb of tliti ri^port liiHt yoar on Kiunnc'm. One cannot but wonder at tin n. i^Kg witfa 
 wbiiih I'ntrieH «rn made, and tlio number of inntancm in wliirli llicy ani oiuitttd. I.ta Un Assem 
 llv only look «t tim returns from tbe conKreuations in tbe I'mnbytery of St. John, wbicb in for 
 mer yoars were so full and ncnuratn, nnd wblcll, like tb 'He of Miinitoba, were not received till the 
 (Mid of Mav, and 'ifter tliono from tbe other I'ro^tbyterieH had buou in tbu bauds of the printer 
 ubout a fortiuKbt. \ m )iuont'n tbouubt will enable anyone to «ee what a damnKinK iiiHuenco 
 lUub ciircle^nly propiirod and inc irroct returns miint have upon the whole exhibit of tbe report. 
 
 Adding tlie liKuren m the ciluoin "Stipend proniined by «ou,>reKatiim aliiiu " they make 
 SVJIMI'I ; nearly ait much as) the " .Stipend proraiaed from all miiirees " lawt year was, or 3:1,1, 7:i() 
 more than from tbf Mann! noiirco that year. Of tbin am mnt 81(;,M(!3or 9;),ll:i more than latt 
 year was iu the I'renbytery of Minitoba, and ?fi,0',)8 wi^ro promined in miHHion Btationn ; but even 
 dedaeiiuK these there in a ura-ifyiuK increase Bhown. Nearly U7.0IM) were paid more than were 
 promi'sed, and of thin sum 3'ls:) were raised in Manitohii, and i'2,5M inmisHion dtatioui, leaving 
 .$.)0'.),s;,l |)uid by Kettled or vacant puatoral charKea, and an inereast, of 911,;i',)H on last year. The 
 expenditure on (JliurcbeH and MauHes wag 9;t.')7,81o, of whicdi iUiJAO were in Manitoba, and 
 8:t,l(ir)in mimiou HtntiouB, leavias 9341,110 to eonxregations, wbicb in an increase of 97H,ir)'J. 
 (If this amount 8:t7,l)01 were eipemlud in tbe Synod of the Maritime Provinces, the largest sum 
 lii'inH in the rni.sbylery of I'lotoii ; 870,7H-J in the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, tbe Presbytery 
 of Montreal alone rai.Ming 932, 105 of tbi,s ; 912-,01H in tbe Synod of Toronto and Kingston, the 
 Prosbyjeiy of Kingston contributing 911),711. that of Toronto SII,IHtl. and that of Ouelpb 
 .?2-1,4Gjj ; |1".").028 in the Synod of Hamilton and liOndon, of which 8'J2,")7o were raised in tbe 
 Presbytery of Cliatham, and 91,5,137 in that of Stratford. Theam.itint expended on other inci- 
 dental but strictly congregational objects wia 92i;.5,301, Manitoba contributing 93,'jyi of this, 
 and mission stations 9-'tM, thus leaving 9200, UtJ, or ?11,1()0 in excess of the preceding year. 
 Had the entries been correctly made these sums should have given an aggregate of ;$l,0Uy,161, 
 but on adding up the column to which the totals are carried it amounts to Jl, 120,500, showing 
 that there have been expenditures the items of wbicb have not been recorded. In the Presbytery 
 of St, John the three entries given sum up to 922.1)7'.i, wliilo the audition is given as 930,4.5-1 
 adiscrepaucy of nearly §s,000. In tbe Synod of tbe Maritime Provinces ti Presbyteries of the 11 
 composing it are correct, 5 are wrong. In tbe Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, with Presbyteries, 
 o are wrong, 1 of these only slightly, the aggregate in the column being 9SI.O00, showing that 
 $8,87U have been omitted in tbe three preceding columns, as their ahgregato is 972,187. In tbe Synod 
 of Toronto and Kingston, with '.) Presbyteriee, there are only 2 in which tbe odditions do not 
 correspond. In tbe Synod of Hamilton and Ijondon, also with Presbyteries, 3 show discrepan- 
 cies. The returns from Manitoba show an error of 9y,l.'')2. If we take from the total contribu- 
 tio^s for strictly cmgregatioual purposes, 94.5,010 contributed in Manitoba and mission stations, 
 there are left 91,074,950 for pastoral charges, being an inorWtse on tbe amount raised last year for 
 the same objicts of *M),'J.53, and that year showed an iu.'^rease of 978,820 on the previous one. 
 
 Tbe total amount raised for the Schemes of the Church was 9222, 40'J, or by pastoral charges, 
 exclusive of Manitoba and mission stations, 921.5,055 ; and to this may be added, 91.078 of Syno.l 
 Fund expenses, §3,308 of tbe Supplementing Fund of the Synod of the Maritime Provinces," and 
 94,562 Presbytery Fund expenses, with 9300 in two sums for Synod and Presbyfery Funds (but 
 how much to each not stated), making a total of 9224,902, showing the gratifyiug increase of 
 ;?03,775. 
 
 Taking the particular schemes, $18,552 were raised for the Ordinary Fund of the Colleges, 
 and $1)4,258 for tue Special Fund, of wbicb amount the Presbytery of Montreal raised 973,442, 
 Halifax, 84,485. The sum raised for Homo Missions was 941,408, last year it was §15,519. For 
 French Evangelization 817,589 were reported, an increase of nearly ;?l,boO. A slight increase of 
 rather more than 3100 oppears iu tbe sum collected for Foreign Missions, the amount being 
 932,891. 95,533 were raised for the Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund, an increase of 9913. and 
 91.537 for the Widows' and Orphans' Fund, an increase of 9S52 on tbe year l>79-80. But there 
 are also two sums, one of S131 and another of 87. given to the.se Funds, while the amount for 
 each has not been speciliod. The contributions to tbe Assembly F,xp-use F'und were §4,l04, of 
 which 821 were raised by mission stations and 930 by Manitoba — last year the amount was 04,034. 
 The contributions for Benevolent and Heligimis I'lirnosBs, not nrnvinn.sly included, were 945.074, 
 of which 9452 were raised in Manitoba and §120 in mission st^ti ms, showing an increase in the 
 congiegations and vacancies of 92,530, By Sabbath Schools and Bible Classes 814,404 vere raised, 
 of which §1 were in mission stations and 8104 in Manitoba. 
 9 
 
1 
 
 clxiv. 
 
 AI'PKNrUX. 
 
 Tikiiiu now thii l(i'<t nnlumn, w'licli iirmiM <>xiiiliit tlvi total odn'nli'ili.iitu of thn Oliiireh f"r 
 tlio ypiir, wii tltiil timt Vfn'iiliilu Ii'ih i/iv-n »t'J,r>7il, MnJt nn incrtiii^d i.f W7 .IS) upon t)iM totitl 
 ootitrilmli .iKiif llm |iri C" liii^' v^iir, mil 81 \.Mi> wi-ri' r«it«l iti ini'<iim xtiili iii» '**l yi'iir tliii »iim 
 wftK fH, nil, liii 111/ fill iiiiMinsi' i)f fti 'iV,». TliM leiivi'n SI :til7.17".< for puftDrttl olmr^'.•ll ri'poitiru, anit 
 ail itinii'rt-<', i-x<: ilHivi iif Mmitolm, ni, ln^t >eftr nf JlJl H77. 
 
 Tim folIowiiiK tli?ur(m i>li.rA thi" iiiiiniim bihI inori'UBti ninoo tho union : — 
 
 Tdtiil lii'Miiin. IiiiriMiHo. 
 
 Ih;:. 70 i'.H->i\Ti 
 
 lM7(i 77 !IHil I in *:i.li;) 
 
 1H77 7M . l,o:i'i;tH(l ll.'J'l 
 
 Ih;h-71» l,llo,:iHi 7'.i,'.»'.».'. 
 
 T'lt'il tii''ii im, liinrnnnB. 
 
 JH7n HO Dl.liii l.'.l 9:.l,773 
 
 lS*)m 12l.'.,l!l'> Kl,;jll 
 
 HHl H2 1,111!),: IS 101, -J j3 
 
 Total inn. mo for Heven yoar», inoliilitiK M iiiitolia, f 7,!ni,on ; t'ltal inoroiw", inolmliiiH M*nit<>b«. 
 «1.'7.(I70. 
 
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c'xvi. 
 
 APl'KNDIX. 
 
 S T A T 1 S T I C A L AND 
 
 PUESBYTEllY OF TKURO, 
 
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 APPENDIX. 
 
 PRKSBYTKRY OF XEWFOUNDLAJ^D, 
 
 No. 
 
 1. St. Andrew's, 
 -t, Jobn'a 
 
 2. I'res. Cluircli 
 
 aarb. (iiiico.. A. Hosa 
 
 3. L.bay.Miues'i W. S. Whittler 
 
 Total 
 
 •Not heard from. 
 
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 Lciwi-r Windsor !•'. M. Dewey, B..\. 
 
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 the (ioro 1. U. Mcl,eo(l 
 
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 APPENDIX. 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF MONTREAL, 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Name 
 
 OF 
 
 CoNlinEClATION. 
 
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 9. 
 10. 
 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 
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 in. 
 
 20. 
 21. 
 22. 
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 Liicliiito W. ForlnuR 
 
 ViiUeyni'ld .. (i. (Iniill, MA. 
 HotnmiiiKforil .las. I'attoraou 
 
 iKt Cliurch, 
 
 Lttchute .John Mackie... 
 
 Arundel ami 
 
 Harrington .. .lames Stewart 
 
 ,,. , , .1 1). I'att'rsou 
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 71 
 
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 3 
 
 7!l 
 
 5 
 
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 22 
 
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 EnH 
 
 I M.A 
 
 Itiver & I C.M.Mauker 
 
 Howirk 
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 Montreal 
 
 St. Andrew's, 
 
 Huutingdim . 
 Stanley St., 
 
 Montreal 
 
 raehrr 
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 ■ M.A 
 
 J. H.Mnir, M.A. 
 IJ. M'-C;aul, 
 
 f H.A 
 
 liaohino I). Kos.s, B.I) 
 
 R>,cklmrn & 1, w. A. .lohnstou 
 
 Oorc I 
 
 Knox Church,, < 
 
 Montreal |JaB. Fleck, B.A. 
 
 St. Mark's, I | 
 
 Montreal John Nicliolls. • 
 
 CroHcont St.,! I 
 
 Montr lal A. li. Mackay... 
 
 St. .loll n' .s. C'harlesA.Dou 
 
 Montreal diet 
 
 Chatham and .Tanies Fraser, 
 
 OrrnviUo B.A 
 
 Erskine Ch.. 
 
 Montreal •>. S. Black 
 
 St. Therese.i 
 
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 St. Joseph St., John Scrim^^er, 
 
 Montreal : M.A 
 
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 71 2 
 
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 lis 30l 
 
 130 101 
 
 .■i7 '.l.i 
 
 102. 
 102 
 
 41 
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 105 
 
 373 
 
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 Montreal . 
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 shank, B.A.. 
 
 \\J. C. Catta- 
 
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 4:i 
 
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 l:i0 10 
 
 i:U 11 
 
 2(X) 75 
 
 im 25 
 152 
 
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 12.-. 
 
 522 
 
 li:; 
 
 290 
 
 40,S 
 
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 10 
 
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 23 
 39 
 
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 73 
 13 
 11 
 47 
 
 46 
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 70 (iO H 
 
 75 471 53 
 
 30 40 5 
 
 20 40^ 7 
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 1000 
 200 
 100| 
 
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 350 Yes M 
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 101 
 
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 11; 
 
 27 
 
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 31 
 
 10 
 
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 23i 
 
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 13 
 
 
 
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 1 
 
 125 
 
 8 
 
 4 
 
 11 
 
 20j 
 
 05 
 
 14 
 
 5 
 
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 7 
 
 14 
 
 30 
 
 22» 
 
 •20 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 14 
 
 80 
 
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 400 
 590 
 
 500; 
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 310 
 
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 120 
 
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 600 Yosi , 
 
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 Montreal Colhorue Heine 
 
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 90 5 200, 15 
 
 60 12 50 12 
 
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 3.5 90 2 
 
 19 
 
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 116 
 
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 400 
 
 150 
 
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 APl'f:NDIX. 
 
 FINANCES. 
 
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 25i i 15 6' 
 
 B50! ' 32i 2/; 
 
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 2.5' ! 102 100| 
 
 7 10 
 
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 1621 10 12 
 
 •247 
 400 
 
 1000 682 
 
 435 435 
 
 28;i07 '28530 
 
 560 
 
 1157 
 
 324^ 
 
 5'241 
 
 125! 
 
 150 1 
 
 30 
 317 
 
 890 
 
 158 
 
 2021 
 
 11251 
 
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 175 
 
 1667 
 
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 12! 
 
 27.38 
 
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 17 
 
 101, 
 
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 '206;. 
 
 418'. 
 
 23 
 
 15 
 
 30 
 
 1 
 
 2l 
 I2I 
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 269 
 45 
 
 451 
 7, 
 17; 
 
 335 
 
 100 
 
 352 
 
 46 
 
 7 
 
 1000 
 
 10 
 
 S84 
 
 40 
 
 45 
 
 13'27 
 
 30 
 
 174! 
 
 660 10 
 
 9172 U 
 
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 ti' 
 
 26971 !il0: 551; 263: 89038 . 
 
 275 
 
 150 
 10 
 
 95 
 
 227 
 
 196 
 
 5546 
 
 1.')II4 
 
 94288 
 
 ,369 
 
 795 
 
 16514 
 
 1146 
 
 2860 
 1314 
 452 
 
 
 2471 
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 1021 
 
 230; 
 
 1874 
 
 2!IKJ 
 047 98 
 
 IS 
 
 17 
 
 18 
 
 19 
 
 !» 
 
 21 
 
 99 
 
 93 
 24 
 96 
 
 98 
 
 27 
 ■.'8 
 
 29 
 
 :W 
 
 31 
 39 
 
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clxxxiv. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 % 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF GLEXGARRY 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Name < Namk 
 
 OF OP 
 
 CoKdIIHOATI'.N. PaSTOU. 
 
 s 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 h» 
 
 1 
 
 o 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 
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 3 
 
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 dj o lO 4> Crr '3 
 
 :, V r' S -^ ' 
 
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 t'A ;i5 ;>; 
 
 No. 
 
 1. Indinn Liimls 
 
 2. KiioxCliiircli, 
 
 CoruwiUl. . , 
 a. Ht. Anil. Ch., 
 
 Martiiitcmn.. 
 4. Viuiklock Hill 
 f>. D 111 h iiti s i e 
 
 Mills .V Cute 
 
 Ht. ttoiirci' ... 
 8. St. .Toliu'sCh.,' 
 
 Coriiwiill . 
 
 7. Kuox Cliuri'li. 
 
 Lancaster . 
 
 8. St. Anilruws., 
 
 Williiiniht 11..I 
 i>. Kenyciii 
 
 10. Lunoiilmrn.. i 
 Avonmore f 
 
 11. Bt. Mattliow'.s.i 
 
 Osualmick ...i 
 
 12. Burn 8' Ch.." 
 Miirtintown Ai 
 Hfplizih'hCli. 
 Willianistown 
 
 i;t Suniniorsto'n. 
 
 14. Kn(i.x Ch., and 
 St. .T a ni o.s' 
 Ch.. Kiixbiiro' 
 
 -•a 
 
 Joliu Fraser ... 
 
 Uobt. Kinuie... 
 
 J. H. Btirnot ... 
 J. Feryusou . . 
 
 2 IWj 165i 
 
 1' fU 12 1271 
 
 H. LauiDut. D.D.| 
 
 .N.McKiHh.IiL.D. 
 
 .1. A. (i. Calilor. . 
 
 S. Macfillivray. . 
 F. McLouuau. . . 
 
 W. A. Luuy . 
 
 I 14.'i . 
 
 II lis; 
 
 S| 51 
 
 I, i:)0 
 
 1 HO 
 
 1 k:< 
 
 1 l:»i 
 
 1 7.. 
 
 ...' 293: 
 4i 107i 
 
 ....| loo; 
 
 20 ' 'IX, 
 .. 117 
 
 18. 
 
 11: 
 
 31... 
 
 H\ 
 13 1 
 
 if; 
 .21; 
 
 D. L. McCrae... 
 - J. Mathesou. 
 
 (i. C. I'atterson 
 C. McLoau 
 
 VACANCll;.'>. 
 
 15. Kirkhill. . 
 
 16. Aloxandria 
 
 17. Bt. I.ukeH Ch., 
 
 Finch, and S, 
 Finch 
 
 18. E.HawkPfib'v. 
 GlenSanllold. 
 
 HIBSION HTATION. 
 
 1. E.Lauoaster.. 
 
 1 
 
 s: 
 
 (i 
 1 
 
 I 1 lIKI 
 
 1 li 36,. 
 
 .38 
 
 1 Ml 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 :i 220 ; 
 114' 
 ur. 
 
 1 00 
 
 fi' 300 
 .') ir.r 
 
 3 113 
 
 2j 72, 
 
 -I ^^i 
 
 i I 
 
 . 100 
 
 s 10 
 
 21 ii;' 
 
 2., lo: 
 
 m. isl 
 
 8 8 1 
 
 4 
 
 8 2 
 
 62 221 
 4 11 
 
 :il 
 1« 
 9 
 
 B 
 20 
 II 
 1,1 
 
 4 
 
 . 4 
 
 1" 
 
 2. 100 
 
 29 
 
 MT 
 
 
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 C 'u 
 
 3 ' e 
 
 
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 . 93 1 « 
 
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 1 ; 
 
 " ■3'- %^ 
 
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 V 3 
 
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 11 ni 4o! wf>. 
 
 1 '.I 15 110 
 
 13 12, ISO, 90 
 
 9 10; 76; 150i 
 
 30 150| 
 
 19' 169 
 
 ! 
 
 12' 2.101 
 
 11 208 
 
 8 
 9 
 9 
 1(] 
 
 7 40i 
 
 I 
 
 10 :iO l.W 
 
 H 10 l.W 
 
 13 330 100 
 
 »- 100 120 
 
 9 70 («l 
 
 H 00 as 
 
 13 200' 2001 
 
 10 110 40' 
 
 450 
 220 
 
 200 
 
 loo; 
 
 700 
 400 
 
 7W) 
 350 
 
 050 
 600 
 600 
 
 Yes 
 Yes 
 
 .100!.. 
 
 .1.10; YeR 
 
 300'. 
 
 2.10:.. 
 
 100 776. 
 
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 ."lO 
 
 9H 
 l,s 
 10 . 
 
 .K) 
 204 
 
 SriOI. 
 
 2.11'.. 
 2.10, Yes 
 
 .; looo: 
 
 -I 
 
 40 35' 2. 
 
 Total I 31,1750, 622808 327 136,5 198 167 lKi.l565,18;)7 212:2101 
 
 3S 
 
 cu 
 
 M U 
 
 M ; 
 
 M 
 
 ,100 ... 
 200 . 
 
 M 
 
 Ch 
 
 90711 
 
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 i l2Ch 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF OTTAWA, 
 
 Ml- n 
 
 "' m 
 
 !§ 
 
 1. NewEduih'gb|G. M. Clark 
 
 2. Kiichest'rvilli' ) , ,,., ., „ , 
 
 and Hull ,,-■'■ ^^'"'^'' ^■'^' 
 R. Buckingham! 
 
 A Loehabor. .;Wiu. Cavon 
 
 4. Blink St. Ch.,| 
 
 Ottawa iWm. Mooro, D.U. 
 
 6. St. And. Ch.,| 
 
 Ottawa iD.U.Gordon.B.D. 
 
 6. Fitzroy and; 
 
 Torboltnn ...James Tait 
 
 7. Knox Chnrch.i 
 
 ott-swii . , 'V. W, Ffti-fies ... 
 
 8. A y 1 w i n and; r D. MoNaugh- 
 
 ne.-»rt ] 1 ton, M.A 
 
 ». E. Gloucester. H.J. SIcDittrmid. 
 
 1. 35 74| 
 
 II 55 1 100 
 
 li 20 1 42 
 
 III 
 
 2| 60| 10| so! 
 
 li 12DI 30' 254J 
 
 li 2671 393| 
 
 ■'i' 84' 142' 
 
 I ! 
 
 1 120; 20; 231 
 
 8 35' i Rfl 
 
 3 48; 3 lOlJ 
 
 11' 
 22 
 10 
 
 7| 4| 
 831 28] 
 46 22 
 
 4; 
 
 . 
 
 6; 
 
 17 
 
 5; 
 
 20 < 
 
 11^ 
 
 10 40 110 13; 150; 
 
 7 1,1 901 8' 200 
 7 12 ,35, 3 200 
 
 
 
 7 
 
 00: 
 
 70 
 
 11! 160, 
 
 .s 
 
 1.- 
 
 50 
 
 240 
 
 25! 765 
 
 IH 
 
 0- 
 
 70 
 
 M2 
 
 421700 
 
 
 
 11 
 
 12! 
 
 30 
 
 6 350 
 
 
 19 
 
 50, 
 
 160 
 
 16 ; 450 
 
 4; 
 
 5 
 14 
 
 10 
 50 
 
 40 
 110 
 
 8: 
 
 16 250 
 
 i 
 300' .... 
 200 Ves 
 300 Yes 
 
 BH 
 
 ::;.■; 
 
 400 
 
 M 
 
 .... 
 
 aw Yes 
 
 
 925iYeB 
 
 M 
 
 
 390 
 
 M 
 
 
 100 Yee 
 
 
 
 270 Yes 
 
 450lYe6 
 
 M 
 
 M 
 
 
 -q-'. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 clxxxv. 
 
 >LExVGARKY 
 
 
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 ^ iS -3 
 
 
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 |il2:5l 
 
 y 
 
 s" 
 
 ^S^ 
 
 as 
 
 "^~" 
 
 
 
 700 
 
 Yes M 
 
 
 400 
 
 Yes M 
 
 
 TCK) 
 
 
 M 
 
 
 H50 
 
 
 
 M 
 
 
 050 
 
 
 M 
 
 Ch 
 
 660 
 
 
 M 
 
 
 600 
 
 
 M ' 
 
 6001 
 
 M ' 
 
 SSOlYes 
 
 M ; 
 
 soo! 
 
 M ^ 
 
 2.50 
 
 
 776 
 
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 sm! 
 
 m; ... 
 
 23.' 
 
 
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 M ! M 
 
 
 « i 
 
 000 
 
 
 M 1 
 
 
 600 
 
 
 M 
 
 1W 
 
 
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 071 
 
 4' 
 
 j 
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 16M 1 M 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 2Ch 
 
 )F OTTAWA, 
 
 m .... 
 
 ai) Ves 
 
 RH 
 
 
 wo Yes 
 
 
 
 
 WO 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 <W Yes 
 
 1 
 
 fiJiYes 
 
 AI 
 
 , 
 
 (90 
 
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 IX) Yee 
 
 
 
 
 70 Yes 
 ISOiYes 
 
 
 
 
 /oil THt Ykab ^'Indino March SIst, 1882. 
 
 FINANCES. 
 
 IIMOO 110511 4190' 4503! 20910 440 
 
 • In this Presbytery the Presbytery Fund and Synod Fuud are combined. 
 
 yoH THE YeaK E.Nl)IN<! 3l8T MARCH, 1882. 
 
 900 
 4:)3 
 
 195 
 
 750 
 
 2000 
 
 2300 
 
 600 
 
 2503 
 
 3«0i 
 5001 
 
 900! 
 4:w 
 1951 
 
 760 
 
 2000 
 
 2:«x)' 
 
 600! 
 
 90 
 
 i;i9 
 
 492 
 425 
 156 
 
 1041 
 
 1094 
 056' 
 
 708 
 
 12i. 
 
 lai 
 
 3 
 
 I 1175 
 
 2426; 4581 
 
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 8670| im5i 
 
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 75 
 
 7175; 160 
 
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 26')' 
 
 5001 
 
 ;i2.5|. 
 
 156; 
 
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 755i 
 
 20 
 26 
 12 
 
 21 
 
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 7001 
 
 is! 
 
 125' 
 
 20 
 20: 
 
 1! 
 
 8 
 
 18 
 
 200 
 
 12 
 
 *', 
 
 o! 
 
 isi 
 
 341 
 6 
 
 :i 
 
 90' 
 
 soo' 
 
 1 
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 411 
 
 «l 
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 4, 5Mi,. 
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 100 
 
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 20 
 
 
 
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 5 
 
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cl.'^xxvi. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 
 
 I 
 i 
 
 PRKHBYTKRY OF OTTAWA. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 
 ■e 
 
 S -a 
 
 a 
 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 
 ::!, 
 
 14. 
 
 10. 
 
 IC. 
 
 17. 
 
 IH. 
 
 III. 
 20, 
 21. 
 
 N<'l>0!lllttl)ll 
 
 lifll's Corners. 
 
 L'OriKiiul iiud 
 
 Iliiwke.shury. 
 
 iJuI.V St. Cli., 
 
 OttllWll . 
 
 C;\iiiili(.rl,.n,l'; 
 Hiissiill „i„i , 
 
 MctCMlfc .. [ ; 
 
 MiuHjtifk iiml' 
 
 i^.<ilcMICC!stcr.. 
 
 ('iiiitley an.l' 
 
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 Iticluiiuiia {■ 
 SlittsviJle .... 
 Hourlirook & 
 t'ainl)ri<lf;c 
 .'Vvh/icr 
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 t-'lielMMi mill I 
 Kiisl Tcui- '- 
 lilotoii- .. I 
 ObkixmIu* 
 
 V'"''l'. Kin. 
 
 •' " 1 11 . u II (I 
 
 1/Owrii's . . 
 Nth. (i(nvMr' 
 
 It. WliilliniH, H.A 
 {■ .lolin Fairlic. ., 
 
 W. I). ArMistroni;, 
 
 M..\ 
 
 Hol.t.llui,.li.'H . . 
 A .M.MeClfllund, 
 
 li.A 
 
 •' Munrop, Il.A... 
 
 I). I'iudlay, ]!.A.. 
 T. S. GlasHford, 
 
 H.A 1 
 
 Will. Slioiircr 
 
 i'lrin. .luuiici.sni}, 
 <i.l). Diiyno, il.A. 
 
 M. H. 0.\lcy. n.A. 
 
 fioo. McKiiy 
 
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 20'. 
 50;. 
 
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 ikj{ 
 
 ::!■ 
 
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 I 
 2(i'.. 
 20 1 
 
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 PluiitiiKeiiut .. 
 
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 H. V. WcKiljl.iii 
 
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 1121 
 
 82: 
 
 71 
 
 135 
 
 ;« 
 
 70 
 
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 70 
 
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 211)' 
 
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 7 
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 6 
 
 20 9 
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 6 
 
 
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 ~:i 5i 
 
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 (d& 
 
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 Ow 
 
 
 11 
 
 !■"< IW), :iii 3 10(( 
 
 .'■- 20l ;i0 3, 100 
 
 :ioj 50 200 
 
 isl 50 120; 14 I;-;0 
 
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 5 ,50 CO 7 
 
 G 20 :iu 4 . 
 
 .500 YeH M 
 
 300: M 
 
 200 : 
 
 MJO Yes|... . 
 
 im : M 
 
 250 Ybs M 
 20'J Yes 
 
 II 
 
 ^1 
 4 
 li 
 
 10 
 15' 
 
 151 
 3| 
 
 li;'.l 1.-, 117 
 
 MJ 7 
 
 •25 3 1 
 
 3: 20' IS 
 1' 13'.... 
 
 3 (10 
 5 2.50 
 
 30 no: 10 400 
 
 ■Mi 
 
 ;)00 ... 
 2'JO .... 
 200,.... 
 
 XI 
 KHi 
 
 M I 
 
 300 BH. 
 
 300 
 
 oon Yes 'il I 
 
 100 , M '.. 
 
 ir.. Hi 
 
 120' 
 
 •Mi 13 I 
 
 10 11 
 
 :iO 
 
 ."jil Inii 
 
 Mi 11 
 
 Total.. 
 
 •'i I:i I'm i> 
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 40 .OO 
 
 11 200 
 
 1.50 
 
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 ;M39| 297| '■^•'■'3' ^2 a.. 1;«| 2fl7 10.30 234o! 2raf,y42J 
 
 ' Keoently settled. 
 
 PRESBYTKliY OF LAXAUK 
 
 11055, 14 15M| 
 • '4rhi 
 
 & REXFRKW, 
 
 1. Piikei 
 
 'I'laui 
 
 12. 
 
 1.1. 
 
 11. 
 1,5. 
 
 . St. Andrew's, 
 
 Pertli' 
 
 HeacliburH. i 
 WoHtiiioatli, r 
 ' St. .Viiilrim ■ 
 Siiiitli'sF 
 Dalln.uHi, 
 N.Slicrbrd 
 I'm. .11 (■ , 
 Siiiitlr.sl-aii., 
 I'liniirk 
 JleNab and 
 Hoiton.. 
 
 Kitluy ■■ 
 
 Arnprior .,..'. 
 St Aiidrow',^ 
 tJiiric'ton I', 
 i^' lloukwitli 
 Jiunisay. .. 
 St. Jdhn* 
 Alninute 
 
 \. Miinii, D.n. 
 \V. Hii in, D.lj.. 
 
 Kineritittt 
 
 i. M. Mcdilli V ray, 
 
 M.A 
 
 W. M.CliriBtie, ( 
 M.A , 
 
 Mylne 
 
 ^.McKeuzio, MA 
 
 •J Cronibin.. .. 
 ■I. \Vil8on, M.A.. . 
 
 2 01 
 
 1 120 
 
 50 
 
 •^ II 
 
 1 .su . 
 
 (ii'drKc Hreinner. 
 (iuor(,'<i I'ortoous.i 
 U..I.McLoau,li.A,: 
 
 i'i!iiih,-(.ke . 
 St. Andrew 
 Aluioute ... 
 
 ■ n.McDnnaM.M.A. 
 Hobert KuowleH.I 
 
 8.' 
 
 •Ml. Kcbnondsim. 
 \V !» H-i!!.;. ■*■,!■.,% 
 
 "'ha''' " ■'"' 
 
 .;Juliu Heuiiett 
 
 !K)!. 
 30. 
 
 80:. 
 
 11,1 
 
 70 
 
 12:1 
 
 \i Nl 
 
 ■ 
 2! 211 
 
 12 J 07 
 20 . 
 
 1 15 
 
 i:n 
 
 10 115 
 
 c; ii'2j 
 
 I 225i 
 
 I 80! 
 
 I 140| 
 
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 10 16«i 
 
 .■15 '264' 
 
 21 140 
 
 :t5, 44:1 
 
 1 
 
 H 
 
 .10 
 
 :i 
 
 III 
 
 I 
 
 i; HKi 17 
 
 ij 1.-, 
 
 10 
 
 12j 
 
 21' 5. 
 
 li 
 
 21 : 
 
 4 
 12 
 
 .. (^ 
 
 11 i 
 12 
 
 10, 
 
 0: 
 
 
 
 42 
 
 1.1 
 41 
 
 in 4. 
 
 20 10,. 
 
 11 
 
 10, 
 ..15 
 
 12 
 .10 
 
 151 .'10 
 
 50; 
 55 
 
 I (10 
 
 17 400 
 
 HI 250i 
 
 :) 100' 
 
 1; :i0o, 
 
 10 12U, 
 
 ."1 ;|00| 
 
 B! 350 
 
 200; 
 
 M 
 
 •2.501 Yes: M 
 130 Ye- 
 
 :i,'Hl .M 
 
 :UHi,Y(!.^ M 
 
 ,! 75 
 tiOj 100 
 
 ....! 188 
 30! 125 
 
 100: 15' 1(10! 
 
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 17, 250 
 
 10; 675 
 15: . 
 
 37.5' I M 
 
 40(H M 
 
 «.50' M 
 
 2iX) Yes M 
 .500; M 
 
 Ch 
 
 600 Yes 
 
 6001 
 
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 M 
 
 Tl 20 fin' loii, 14 
 
 J. 
 
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 370 Yt M 
 'JOG YCK M 
 
 m. 
 
Y OF OTTAWA. 
 
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 1 1 i 
 
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 d5 *:'3 -5 3 
 
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 ! j 
 
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 200, : ' 
 
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 •Wi M 
 
 ■r*i Y,-, V 
 
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 :J00 M 
 
 ■ix) ,kh; 
 
 ■MO M : 
 
 300 KH 
 
 .100 
 
 6(X) Yea M 1 . 
 
 100 , M : 
 
 100 1 ; 
 
 450 YeS' M I., 
 
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 4.'50 Yes; M i... 
 
 1105S, 14 ISM 
 
 < I4rh| 
 
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 200 
 
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 600 
 130 
 
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 1 UH 
 Yep M 
 
 Ye- 
 
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 3.W M 
 
 
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 37.5 i M 
 
 400 M 
 
 
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 200; Yea 
 500 
 
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 M 
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 600 Yes 
 
 fjOOl 
 
 RB 
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 rjniJYr M j 
 
 
 370JYi M 
 
 
 900i^ 
 
 I?es! 
 
 Ml 
 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 FOR THK Ykar S.vdino .3l8T MARCH, IS82~ Continued. 
 
 clxxxvii. 
 
 FINANCES 
 
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 700 
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 785 
 
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 700 
 560 
 
 650 
 
 400 
 
 1000 
 
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 218 
 
 87 
 13 
 
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CXCII. 
 
 APPF.NDIX. 
 
 PKEHBYTKUY OF KINOHTON. 
 
 HT AT IHTIOS. 
 
 Namb 
 
 Heni-y (irucuy .. 
 
 M. \V. Miiclemi, 
 
 M.\ 
 
 I. M. (iniy 
 
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 OF 
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 MISSION 
 
 ^I'ATIONB. 
 
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 1). t'arlow 
 
 in. Mayo 
 
 11. rahnorHton...!. 
 
 12. louseoouauili 
 Hilliur :. 
 
 i;i MissitiHiiiiii . i. 
 
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 CXCIV. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 PRESBYTKRY OF PKTERROROUOH, 
 
 Namk. 
 
 OF 
 CoNdllKfiATION 
 
 No 
 1. 
 
 Mill St., Port 
 
 HiipiJ 
 
 Mt. I'luas'ut 
 f)infMioo A' f 
 Ijiikeviilo ... * 
 (;artwri«lit 
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 Port Hope . 
 Millbrook.. 
 Cnutrovillo 
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 MISSION 
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 Total ; ! 41,2161 
 
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CXCVl. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 PRESBYTERY OK WHITRY, 
 
 1 ima 
 
 i ■ 
 
 Name 
 
 OP 
 
 CnNORFOATlO!*. 
 
 Name 
 
 OF 
 
 Pabtob. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 '-'■s 
 
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 No. 
 
 10. 
 
 u. 
 
 I'i. 
 
 St. .\ii(lrow'B, 
 
 Wliitl)y J. Abral iiii 
 
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 ('nrtwrit;ht. )" 
 
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 Friiser 
 
 A. Leslie 
 
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 PRESBYTERY OF LINHSAY, 
 
 12. 
 
 Oanniiiiitou 
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 ' Syaod and Preibytsry Fundi combined. 
 
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 CXCIX. 
 
 KOK THE Year Endinc (moetlt) March 318t, 1882. 
 
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 Al'PKNDIX. 
 
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 STATISTICS. 
 
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 I'KESBYTERY OF MAITLANU, 
 
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 ' *80 also collected by congregations o( Melville and Knox Churches at Dr. McKay's meeting. 
 
 OK THE Ykar Ending March 31st, 1882. 
 
 040 
 
 000 
 800 
 
 700 
 
 COO 
 1000 
 
 640 
 
 159 
 
 900 
 800 
 
 700 
 
 600 
 
 75S 
 
 8001 800 
 
 682 
 25 
 75 
 
 407 
 
 1041 
 580 
 25 
 
 30 
 
 125 
 330 
 
 80 
 
 794 
 
 1322 
 
 214 
 
 1100 
 1130 
 
 1187 
 
 1641 
 13.^S 
 1619 
 
 27 24 
 
 71.. 
 
 19 
 
 60 
 
 48 
 
 98 
 
 15 
 
 12 
 
 11 
 
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 54 
 
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 18 
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 34 
 
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 10 
 
 41 
 
 36 
 
 48 
 
 !i^ 
 
 3C 
 
 S2 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 H 
 
 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 11 
 
 25 
 
 8 
 17 
 
 9 
 
 
 10 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
 279 
 
 I 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 54 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
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 W)3 
 
 2 
 
 
 12 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 ""fl 
 
 96 
 
 
 
 179 
 
 
 
 
 
 196 
 
 7 
 
 
 
 
 
 44 
 
 1 
 
 
 7 
 
 18 
 
 101 
 
 14 
 146 
 
 1056 
 
 306 
 
 1294 
 1361 
 
 1388 
 1820 
 
 18341 
 
CCXXVl. 
 
 APl'KNDIX. 
 
 mi 
 
 "■■% 
 
 
 
 I'liKaBYTKIlY OF BIIUCE. 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Namk 
 
 OK 
 OONOHEOATIIIN 
 
 No. 
 8. Kiiil'ins "nu 
 
 liorvin 
 
 ;i. North Hriiut i 
 
 W. Huntiuok.i 
 
 ID. (Illlllllllis 
 
 II. I'lirt I'.lK'iii * 
 
 Dinililuiiu ... 
 
 lU, Uiiilorwdml ... 
 
 I'.outro Druce. 
 
 III, Tiira 
 
 Vlleiiforil and 
 Kluinoro 
 
 14. Wi>Ht Hrivnt 
 
 I'uikijrton 
 l.'i. CheHloy 
 
 Ifi. llRiiover 
 
 N. Norman<l>'. 
 
 17. St. i'iui\'B ell., 
 
 Wulkertoii 
 Hiilaklava 
 
 18. Onro ISay, etc, 
 
 MIHHTOS 
 BTATIDNS. 
 
 1. Sault Hto 
 
 Mario, ntc. 
 
 2. UivormlaU^ and 
 
 Enniakillon. 
 
 3. Sftlom Church 
 
 KlilnrHlie 
 
 4. PrinceArtbur'B 
 
 Landing 
 
 Total 
 
 PBKSBYTEUY OF SARNIA, 
 
 1. Forert and) 
 
 McKay I 
 
 2. West Wil- 
 liams and 
 N. E Ade- 
 laiilo 
 
 3. Wyomi ni;! 
 and Plynu'- . 
 ton ' 
 
 4. Petrolia 
 
 5. Kaat Williams 
 
 6. St. Andrew's,' 
 Sarnia 
 
 7. Adolaide) 
 and Arkona I 
 
 8. Dear Creok I 
 and UriKdeu ) 
 
 8. Parkhill and 
 
 McOillivray 
 
 10. Burns' Ch. \ 
 
 and Moore )■ 
 
 Line 
 
 Knox Ch 
 Thodfo 
 
 and T, . 
 
 Koart / 
 
 James B. Dun- 
 can 
 
 John Lees 
 
 GoorMe C u t h 
 bertson 
 
 ,Tolm Mcllobie .. 
 .luo. WcUs, M.A 
 
 Ijohn Thompson 
 .las. Carswell 
 
 45 
 
 j.Iohn A. Mc- 
 Donald 
 
 11 
 
 ; Ch.,\ 
 
 Iford.I 
 
 Laker 
 
 Id. McEooliern 
 Jno. MoAUnons... 
 
 Hector Cur r i e 
 B.A 
 
 ]20 
 37 
 
 00 
 
 150 
 3H 
 17 
 V, 
 
 4r. 
 
 75 
 40 
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 125 
 37 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 5 
 
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 80 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 
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 2 
 
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 5 
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 16 
 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 
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 3 
 
 7 
 
 35 
 
 290 
 57 
 31 
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 127 
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 42 
 
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 20 
 10 
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 25 
 
 I 
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 12 
 5 
 4 
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 4 
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 7 
 10 
 6 
 9 
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 7 
 
 100 
 
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 80 
 
 20 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 40 
 
 227 
 
 13 
 
 7 
 
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 8 
 
 11 
 
 40 
 
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 18 
 
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 6 
 
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 6 
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 8 
 11 
 
 200 
 
 60 
 
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 300 
 150 
 600 
 
 200 
 600 
 
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 350 
 
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 250 
 
 220 
 
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 800 
 300 
 200 
 300 
 400 
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 143 
 
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 400 
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 250 
 
 200 
 270 
 
 280 
 260 
 250 
 
 Yob 
 Yen 
 
 M 
 
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 APPENDIX. 
 
 THE YlAR Kndinu March 31ht, 1882-ConiiniKd. 
 
 ccxxvu. 
 
 FOB THB Ykab Endino March 30th, 1882. 
 
 400 
 
 400i 
 
 450{ 
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 400| 
 
 373 
 
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 4001. 
 
 
 
 
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 400 
 
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 1500! 42;t.5, 
 
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 400! 0001 
 
 136 
 153 
 
 129 
 
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 741 
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 18 
 
 5'29: 13 
 
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 19 
 
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 704i 101 
 
 2:199! 8 
 775 15 
 812 5 
 
 300: 
 
 800| 
 
 18 
 
 103 
 
 100! 1100 
 140l .5541 
 
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 21 
 
 7 
 
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 15 
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 15 
 05 
 
 27 
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 11 
 
 10 
 
 7 
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 8 
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 11 
 
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CCXXVIU. 
 
 / "I'KNDIX. 
 
 I'KK^il'.YTKWY nl' SAKNMA, 
 
 Nami: 
 
 Nami, 
 
 OK 
 
 "K 
 
 CoNOBKIIATIliN 
 
 I'AhTDll. 
 
 . Ool- 
 
 No. 
 
 12. Wiitfor.l iiiul ) l'<'i«ir f 
 Mttiii Hciiia I ihf I 
 
 13. MaiiiUiuiiiiii. J.W McLintook 
 11. Alvill«t(lll I J n. johuBtouJ 
 
 uiiil Nii|iier r I 
 
 IB. Corn nil. I ] ,,„„j„„ McKut 
 ftu.l Moore- - gj,„„ij 
 town ... I 
 
 VACANT. 
 
 16. PolntEdwiirtl Viiciuit 
 
 17. Ciiiulucliio . 
 
 •:li 
 
 Total.. 
 
 50 
 
 11 <■>'', 
 
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 11 
 
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 11 
 
 
 
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 -230 
 
 
 
 
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 C-j 
 
 PRESBYTKUY Oi' MANITOBA, 
 
 /^B. .ruat 
 
 1. Klldonau J. Black, D.D/ ... 
 
 2. W'st Iiyune ) ! 
 
 MuriiiB ... -'John Scott 
 
 Uutloriu ... ) I 
 ;i. Mount ain\ ! . , 
 
 City ' H. J. Bortbwick, 
 
 Alexiiuilria. f M.A 
 
 lie.lfonl . .} ' 
 
 4. Little Urituin 1, ^ MathBBOu ... 
 Kelliiik I 
 
 5. Caiiil)l)ell-\ ; 
 
 ville I ; 
 
 Salttrville.. . \y ,{ i{oa8,M.A 
 Pouieroy.. . 
 Miami.. 
 UiiUlell's ..' 
 
 (1. MoiTin ) 
 
 Union I't. 
 Plum Coolie I 
 
 7. Emorson T. McGuiro 
 
 fi. Prince Al-\ 
 bert, etc.. 
 Carrot Uiv., - 
 
 etc I 
 
 South Hr'h. ) 
 9. Greenwood, i 
 
 DunilaB ' 
 
 Balmoral . 
 
 Braut i j 
 
 ArKylo ..;.^.,' 
 
 10. Snvt. of Mis- 
 
 gious J. Uolienson ...... 
 
 11. Jrnitoba Col. Geo. Bryce, M.A., 
 
 12. M'nitobft Col. T.Hart.M..A.,B.U. 
 l:). UiBhDlutl..) 
 
 I'rnspect ... v :H. McKellar 
 Ponlar Pt .. I 
 
 3. DouRlas 
 
 J, Sievoright, 1 
 
 B.At 1 
 
 47i 
 
 5 
 
 ■,u 
 
 -^ 
 
 3 
 
 42 
 
 3 
 
 ! 
 
 00 
 
 10 
 
 1351 
 
 35 
 
 45 
 
 4 2S 
 
 i:l 
 
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 18i 
 
 58 
 
 57 
 
 55\ 
 
 39 
 
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 12 
 
 A.CiimpbeU.B.A.i 61 60 10 51 
 
 37 
 
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 :) ,' -20 
 1 7 
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 6 
 
 11 
 
 25 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 9: 
 
 
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 227 
 45 
 
 8| 400 
 
 0:.. 
 
 4fio|Yea 
 300 
 
 5! 10 
 
 40' HO 
 
 1 
 
 400 
 
 ' ' 18 
 
 1 
 
 i 57 
 
 1 
 
 7 
 
 150 . 
 400 . 
 
 180. 
 
 301 
 
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 14 
 
 200.. 
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 so 
 
 6 140; 
 
 150:. 
 100. 
 
 t.Not raportod. 
 
 M 
 
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Al'PKNDIX. 
 
 CCXXIX. 
 
 I IK SAliNIA, 
 
 K.iK iiik. N'K.Mi Kmmni. M viiiK '.VYtu. \HH.--Ci>nliniif<l. 
 
 
 II il 1 
 
 3 4 - s"' 
 
 
 1 
 ... 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 )F MANITOBA, 
 
 450 Yea I M 
 3(10 1 
 
 150 1 
 
 400 ; M 
 
 180. 
 
 ■JUOi. 
 ■2(Mll. 
 
 ..I ' I- 
 
 10 l.W 
 
 100 
 
 roR THK Ykaii Kmiinm; .\Iauch :<1»t, 1882. 
 
 1000 
 500 
 
 1097 
 BOO 
 
 267 
 350 
 
 410 
 
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 1225 
 500 
 
 280 
 400 
 
 589 
 
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 75 
 
 26 
 
 75 
 12 
 
 7 
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 32 
 
 33 
 
 
 
 
 
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 387 
 51 
 
 2276 
 BOO 
 
 363 
 400 
 
 «27 
 
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 145 
 
 13 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 7 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 
 
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 441 
 
 84 
 
 
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 5 
 
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 15 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 518 
 526 
 
 1018' 14 
 
 
 
 80 
 
 10 6 
 
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 138 
 
 
 
 11 
 
 
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 7 
 
 300 
 
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 1850 
 
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 400 
 
 240 
 
 
 
 240' ^ 
 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 
 
 19 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 263 
 
 9 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 13 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 12 
 
 170 
 
 363 
 
 170 
 60 
 
 424 
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 23 
 
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 69 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 320 
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OCXXX. 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 PRKMIlYTKHY OK MANITOBA, 
 
 roK THi ' 
 
 i 
 
 Namk 
 COMORKilATIiiN 
 
 No. 
 
 U. Knox Vh., 
 
 I' riilrio .. A 
 15, OiliiroiH 
 
 New Diile 
 
 lUvnr View 
 
 Htiiitliclikir 
 
 Hurciu 
 Hi. MinnuiloHa. 
 
 MoTiivish.. 
 
 UolliiiK U'r. t 
 
 17. HtiriiiilrtB \ 
 W. I'ortane ! 
 
 la I'rftlrio ' 
 Oaklnnil . 
 
 18. Oiilsiliinia... 
 i!l9ar Hp'i'n 
 Mlllbrnok.. 
 I'lyiiiptdii.. 
 I'rairiedr'v, 
 
 lU lleailiuuly.. 
 
 lUviereHalo 
 '20. lUrtle 
 
 Kiioal Lake 
 
 Kt. Kllice .. 
 
 Doyle'a 
 
 Sliell Utvor 
 
 Silver Cr'k. 
 
 T.Mlllli 
 
 K.iBsbuni . 
 Menzio's 
 
 F.nlay'B 
 
 •il, iil5nnft«e 
 I't. I'olly .. 
 I't. Elllco... 
 
 82. MU-ta-wa- 
 
 giu Res've , 
 S. llranch ^ J 
 Saakutohe- 1 
 wan / ; 
 
 83. Hloux UeB've.i 
 
 or MidiUei 
 
 Hill ;B. Tunkannaicye 
 
 84. liranilon | John FerriB 
 I'eacdok I 
 
 85. (Hailstone 
 WoodBlile . 
 me Creek j- d. Stalker, B.A.. 
 
 Blake i \ 
 
 Silver Str'm 
 McGregor... 
 
 16. I'ilot Mound 
 
 Silver Sp'gs 
 
 I'reBton 
 
 Clear Water 
 
 \Uau'a 
 
 lUenora 
 
 8tar Mound 
 
 Stewart's .. . 
 27. Uapid City \\ , „ „ 
 
 Shank's .. .. I J. C. Tlbb. B.D.. 
 
 Mackenzie I i 
 
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 - a -■; 
 S •-' 3 • 
 
 112S II 
 
 4(K) * 
 
 r m i 
 •m 
 
 160 
 400 
 
 430 
 
 4.-.0 
 
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 4M) 
 
 • Hecontly Bottled, 
 
K MANITOBA, 
 
 
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 1? 
 
 
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 .|M 
 
 ■"3 
 a? 
 9 3 
 
 Oh 
 
 IIM) 
 
 V 78 
 
 100 
 
 ■ Ym 
 
 175 
 
 as. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 roH TRi YcAB Kniiino Mamch :niiT, im'l,~f^ontinH*d. 
 
 ccx 
 
 xxL 
 
 JM 
 
 180 
 
 «Xl 
 
 831 
 900 
 
 aao 
 
 30 
 
 Ml. 
 830 
 
 .! 330 
 
 450 
 
 4.-,0 
 
 ISO 
 
 600 
 
 600 
 
 18 
 
 20. 
 
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 960 8 
 
 30! aoo 
 
 '200, ai8 
 
 4&o| 300 
 
 R30 
 
 ai8 
 
 900 
 
 16 
 
 60 
 
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 7 
 
 8 m 10 
 
 Hi- 
 
 ll 
 
 17 
 
 981. 
 
 18 
 
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 14 99 
 
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 S 033 
 
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 •234 as 
 
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 IT 
 
ccxxxu. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 PRESBYTERY OF MANITOBA, 
 
 roil THB 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Namf. 
 CoNoitixiA rios. 
 
 Nami; 
 
 or 
 I'a^tiiii. 
 
 6 
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 < 
 
 X ^' 
 
 i3 
 
 ■55 
 
 
 1) I z — 
 
 3 ;5* 
 
 
 No, 
 
 31 
 
 Fairview 
 
 Li^e'K . 
 
 Alexaiidoi'b... 
 Murrison'H 
 
 niiick'K 
 
 SI. .\iii!row's. 
 WimiiiieH 
 
 Is'tsupiiwa 
 
 Siiliabiiry 
 
 Kileu I 
 
 Hliick'H ■ 
 
 La i{i\ ioro's... 
 Wdinl l,al<e... 
 
 Uirbock'K ] 
 
 FlomiiiM 
 
 Deloiaine's ... 
 
 UluiRLT 
 
 l)ou;;luH 
 
 Ktlmuiiton 
 Kt. Saskatch'u 
 
 Holiiicint 
 
 Mat I'nrtaHe,. 
 
 Koewatin 
 
 . Stoiiuwall 
 (Tra.smiioru -. 
 UockWdOil . 
 Little Still: 
 Mouutaiu 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
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 A. H.Cauioron,; J 
 
 2 50 W' 1.-. 1"1 aw' 'Yes 
 
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 Darliiinton ... 
 
 Wellington ... 
 
 MiiniewaBhta 
 
 ciBKt; 
 
 a7. Sunnysiilo ... 1 
 Slirinullelil ... - 
 Oooko's Crook I 
 
 39. Moailow Lea.' I 
 Poiilar HoiK'tH f 
 
 39. Doluinion C'y \ 
 tireen Hiclt;o.: t 
 
 40. Cypross Uiv'r", 
 
 41. Grau'l Valley , 
 
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 42. Milfonl 
 
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 11 
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 13 
 
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 31 
 
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 APPENDIX. 
 
 C'Nxxni. 
 
 R.ii THE Ybah Ending Makch :U8T, 1882— Continiifrf. 
 
 FINANCES. 
 
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 38 
 
 139 
 40 
 
 267 I 
 
 72 1<A. »52i 42676! 
 
 49 
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 t Minister recently pluced in cbarge. 
 
CCXXXIV. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 STATISTICAL AND FINANCIAL RETURNS 
 
 STATISTICS. 
 
 Namf 
 or 
 
 riiKBIlYTEnT 
 
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 (•0!10BE(1ATI0N. 
 
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 Prince Wil- , 
 
 intm jWilliiiui Ii08« ■; 
 
 a. i/irimir'ii- I , , „ 
 Ht. .\ii(liew s,|Malcolm Mac- 
 
 Biobibucto . : kenzie 
 
 5. Ilrockville— ■ 
 
 Dixon's Ccr- 
 
 „i,ig Jainee Mcllroy... 
 
 4. Bnrrie— 
 
 CookHtown , : t 
 
 IstW.Owill iJ.KHcury ■ 
 
 llmbury ) | ' 
 
 6. StraJford — 
 
 Knox(;liurch, 
 
 Mitchell A. F. Tully 
 
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 30;. 
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 311 
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 .^IvitiKton . 
 
 J, K. Johnston, 
 B.A 
 
 80|. 
 
 I 
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 Totals i : V m\ 75; 793 
 
 37 
 
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 761! 88 
 
 1700 2B50: 
 
 34 M 
 
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 ' Subscription. 
 
 t HuiliUnK one. 
 
 7. (iueliih— 
 
 First Cong., 
 
 Guelph.' iKobt. Torrance.. 
 
 40' 10 lilti, 
 
 800| 364 
 
 Yes 
 
 The rcort of this cou«.o«Htion en.hracoB one >.arnu,l four .nontl^, Jhe Btj^istics "^^'olst^'^fc^ 
 
 iiroperly pre|iareil, tbo coumiunicunt-* 011 the roll woulJ 
 tho general Report. 
 
 have been reported about ISO, and the number of famUiei 
 
i RETURNS 
 
 
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 •J850 H 4 M 
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 Yes 
 
 to l8t May, thre« 
 
 1 number of fumiliet 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CCXXXT. 
 
 DELAYKD, kok thb Ybar Ending March 318t, 1882. 
 
 No. 
 
 8 H< 6 ion 2i 20 in W 20! 
 
 :V27 21,12 10 112; ;«4! -i 
 NouD.' :!25, «i 3721 « 
 
 24| 12; 12! 1 '-i 10 "' 
 36 9, 17', t7 5 82 
 
 I 
 
 lOO) t250! 898! 1472! 2020' 30 741 15^ 031 10 10 12 ^14 2^ ,. 21 
 250 250' ! ' :i50 10 15; «, 13 « '^ ^ 
 
 ;«j m 11 3o| 15'. :io. 1 1 5 03 
 
 950 
 
 4103 
 
 320;. 
 
 211 561 i 
 
 10 
 
 3795I 13H7 2008 71901 69' 10! 
 
 219 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 423 
 
 459 
 
 2857i 
 I 
 3031 1 
 
 12»i| 
 ! 
 
 5'.)0'. 
 
 871 197 
 
 •29 
 
 ■17 (H'.i Ul 20; B7l 29| 28 
 
 8014! 
 
 ■ Synod iinil Presbytery Kunl-s. 
 
 t At-.nl a.il luHnn MinistcrV au.l Widows' and Orphans' Funds. 
 t Sattlod in January. 1»B2. 
 
 600 
 
 656 
 
 167! 731, b; 12 
 
 100 
 
 19i 
 
 ',( ir,3 1 ... . 
 
 12 17! 16 930 
 
 ri^^LX7t-ait^:=^^ 
 
CCXXXVl. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 KOLLS OF SYNODS AND PHI^SBYTEllIES 
 
 SYNOD OF IIIH MAItlTlMK 1MI('\ INCKS. 
 
 1. ruK.snvTKuv of tiilko. 
 
 MINISTIUS. 
 
 IIATI'; OF 
 OHIll.NATrN 
 
 coyrini'C.ATioN'.. 
 
 I'I'KT OPP-ICEB. 
 
 1. .fdliii J. HaxtiT May, iKii-J 
 
 2. Will. .Mi:(;illlii<:li, D.I) . Fcl) M, IKfJ 
 :t. KhiMicz.r Kos.s (li-t.:tl. INlii 
 
 4. .luiMI-ri Mi-l/flUl SriV.i:i, I S.', | 
 
 ."i. ..^Ichx. CiiiiiDriin Si'|i, li;. Ifi."i7 
 
 (i. A. liiiirowH, H..V .IiiiicJ'.l.ls'.l 
 
 7. .1. I). M.'HiUivniv ... I''i;l>. 7. l-i..", 
 H. JipIjm .McMillan, it.I). >riii-.-.ii'.. l-Ml 
 
 ;). JtiiueH .Siiii;Iiiir -,.. S-jt U, IHii', 
 
 111. ,1. H. CliMKc. .M..\ Mity ."., IWi'.i 
 
 11. Kdwiinl (Iraiit Oct. ■2i;, l.>;'.i 
 
 12 Kdwiu Hiiiith, n./V. . Dot. :i, l"?] 
 l;i. .1. ('. M.'fk I)(!C.2», 1M72 
 
 14. Alux. 1 . Tluiuison Sep. H. 1H7( 
 
 15. W. T. llnicc. M.I) Sb)).27, 1K7i'. 
 
 10. .Joiiii .\, l.cii^mi ,.\iiM' ''• "^"7 
 
 VA( ANTIRH. I 
 
 W. Y. IjOiiHlieiiil. 
 
 .lo^njih I'. piuLid.. 
 .Jaiiu'S li. I-'ultun. 
 J K Hliiii- 
 .IjiiiH'M Dtivii'S. . 
 .1. r. MoDciimia ... 
 Ciias. Morrihon.... 
 
 1). C'lilton 
 
 Itdlicrt I'riime . .. 
 liiib.Tt I'islicr . . 
 WiUiain l,o);iiii. . 
 (ioorui* .Miirrtiv-, , 
 Asa .MiCabc 
 Jacob I'l'iniar^l , 
 
 H. N- FuUiTton. 
 
 MiaSlciN- STATIONS. 
 
 Without ehirse Tniro. 
 
 Trmu l'ir.-.t Church Tniri. 
 
 . Witli'>iit {'liarge Tnini. 
 
 , (ii-iMit Villapo (i rent Village. 
 
 Hivcr^iilis Portapique. 
 
 St, .\iub-c\v-< Tntro. 
 
 ClifKiu Clifton. 
 
 St. l'ir;l> Tniro. 
 
 Cpiiur I.oiidonnorry Folly Villuge. 
 
 Oii8low Truro. 
 
 , Stewiiscko ; .. .. Ktewiiicke. 
 
 Millie HtewiHcko . Mid. Htewiacke. 
 
 Siirintjside I'ji. Sti-wiiicke. 
 
 . I'.conoiiiy jKcououiy. 
 
 Col I Stream \alley. 
 
 Ai-a.lia Arcadia Irou M. 
 
 . Tarrsljoro' I'arrBboro'. 
 
 Miipcan Macciin. 
 
 , Nortlj Kiver .North Kiver. 
 
 . Harinouy Harmony. 
 
 Westchester i Westcheater. 
 
 .T. H. Chask, Prcs. CIrrk. 
 
 ■1. I'JtESBYTKltV OF SYDNHY. 
 
 1. H. McLeod, M.A.. D.D.. Nov.. 
 
 2. Matt. Wilson, M A luuo 
 
 :i. Abraliam Mi'liitoah Aiit,'.21, 
 
 4. Donald Sutluirland Ian. (>. 
 
 ,'>. D. Mc.Millin Dec. I, 
 
 1). A. Fariiuharson Dec. 14. 
 
 7. D. Druniniond JunelH 
 
 H. John Murray 
 
 IJuue 2 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 
 12. 
 i:i. 
 
 Petor CUarke. Nov. 12, 
 
 Gavin Sinclair ,\iir.2.), 
 
 G. L. Cior Ion Oct. ti. 
 
 .John .M. li..iiiili! May 20, 
 
 .lames .\. Forbes Oct. It*, 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 I 
 
 IKIS Donald McLood 
 1812 Jo'jn Mclnnis .... 
 
 l.^.Ol. 
 
 ImW Alex. Mcl,ood ., 
 
 isiil 
 
 imil D. McLenniin . 
 Ih72 Uodorick (inirt . 
 ,„-., 1 A. D. Modilli- 
 '"'■' \ vra,-, M.D. 
 
 ls7:) D. MctJreKor 
 
 Ih77 Alo.x. McDonald. 
 
 l.-*7'.l D. McKav 
 
 .liiMJ .\. .McVicur 
 
 1H81 
 
 Mlra Sydney, C.B. 
 
 Sydney MincH Sydney MinsB. 
 
 St. Anii\ and N. Shore,. St.. .\un's. 
 
 fiabarn>.^ (iabaru.s, C.B. 
 
 North Nvdudv .N Sydney, C.B. 
 
 St. .Vndrcw'H, Sydney. Sydney. C.B. 
 
 . Ilii\iliird('rie . " Hoularderie. 
 
 Falmontli St. Clmrch, Bydney.jSydncy. 
 
 Cape Nortii Cape North. 
 
 liocli Lomond, etc l.och I.omond. 
 
 (irand Kiver and St. I'eter's (irand Kiver. 
 
 Cow Bay iCowBay. 
 
 . tilaoe Bay I Glace Bay. 
 
 Leitch's Creek Leitch's Creek. 
 
 A. Fabquharson, Pret. Clerk. 
 
 3. PRESnyTERY OF LUNENBURG AND YARMOUTH. 
 
 'alder, M.D , 
 
 1. William Dufif, M.A Mayii, l^;i 
 
 2. John Cameron Sep. 17, IMI .). S. (, 
 
 :i. Archibald Brown .Ian.27. lH(i4 
 
 4. ,1. K. Hcaristo Si>p. H, lst)9 
 
 5. I. S. Simpson, B.A jJuly lli,lH73 Kdward Moser, 
 
 6. K. 1). Millar, B, A lOi't, 28, lB7a .lames Kisenbaur 
 
 7. 1) F. Creelmau, M..\...IApr.25, 1M7B .lohii Bower 
 
 8. D. H. Fraser. B..\ Nov.30, 1877:Oeorge F.isenhaur. Mahone liav Mahono Bay. 
 
 " J. A. Mol.,ean, B.A Dec. 9, 1879 Clyde and Burrington Clyde River. 
 
 Pastor F.mcritns... Lunenburg. 
 
 BridKewater BridKewater. 
 
 .\ew Dnbhn New Dublin. 
 
 Carleton and Chebogue Carletoii, Yar. 
 
 La Have Im Have. 
 
 Lunenburg .Lunenburg. 
 
 Slielburue and Lockeport jKhelhurne, N.8, 
 
 ▼ACANCIES. 
 
 Geo. M. F.wau., 
 
 Yarmouth Yarmouth, N.S. 
 
 !River»aa!o lliversdale. L.Co 
 
 D. Stilks Fraskb, rrcf. clerk. 
 
API'KNDIX. 
 
 (CXXXVU. 
 
 4. im;ksi;ytki!Y of Wallace. 
 
 Chrk. 
 
 I 
 
 MINISTKRH. 
 
 DAIK or 
 OHinNATl'S 
 
 (ONOnEOATlONR. 
 
 1. C. O. Olftss, M.A. . . 
 
 2. W. S. Dirrafih 
 
 :). H. II. MoKiiy 
 
 4. ammu-l llijvil 
 
 f). riHiiimH Seilj-'wick 
 
 6. ViKlrew (iniy 
 
 7. ii. (iilliort 
 
 VACANPU'.S. 
 
 i Murdoch Mcl.eod. 
 
 .iNov.VJ. lh.Vl 
 
 .|June221H.w (irorKo Tnttrie, .. 
 
 .'Nov. IH-'iH \V. .NrcDonftlil 
 
 .'Sop. lil, IHiiO Arcli. MiiiH'i. 
 
 .Muy la.lSMii .loliii ..\ltp!'Son . 
 
 'iAuj;.i4, l^><l .1. Sutl.i'rlunl. 
 
 . ,\lfx. Uoso 
 
 .A. VV. Murray... 
 . \V. Ouuc a 
 
 Spi-iim Hill 
 
 (loose Kiver 
 
 Uivpr .loliii 
 
 Kuox ( liuroU, VVallftoe 
 
 Tiitiimiit^ iicUe 
 
 >'cw .Viimiu 
 
 I'.iirltow"! 
 
 St. Miitthfws, WiiUftce 
 
 Auihiirst 
 
 SliomoKue and I't. KlKiii . 
 rii'.'Hii.^h mill <1\tord 
 
 POST Ol III KH. 
 
 . SprinK Hill. 
 
 (jooae Hivcr. 
 
 ItiTer .lohu. 
 . Wiilliioe. 
 . Tiitiiiiiaifoiu'he. 
 
 New .\imci >. 
 
 Kiirltown. 
 
 Wallace. 
 ' Amber jt. 
 (SlieuioRue, N.H. 
 
 PuRwnsli. 
 
 Th(i.maj* Skdowick, Prm. Clerk, 
 
 .-.. iMtKsi>.Yri:uv tn' vktokia ani> i;h'iim<>mi. 
 
 1. Murdoch Stewart, M.A. Oct. 2n,lK4:VAreb. MoKlnuon.. 
 
 •1. Will. <i. Foiiies... l^'-W , ;i ,, r. J 
 
 Kemiith ,M. Kenzie Dec. 2. 1W7 Hon. I). Met iirrty. 
 
 Doualil MdDouKiiU Nov.l.j, lHii.5 Jolin MatliBBoii ... 
 
 .Mexandt-r (Iraiit Dec. (i, ls71 William I'lmbur . 
 
 .Moxaudor Meliae . , .Imifl 7, IKT7 . ._. 
 
 Malcoiiji Cauipbell Aii!;.:iO, I'-'^l HiiMli Mehimiim 
 
 AuK"-- .McMillau Jan. 
 
 1- 
 
 Whycooomah . 
 
 Kctircd 
 
 Haddeck 
 
 Wo-it Itay 
 I,.ikn .Viiiiilio 
 Mi Idle UiM'r 
 Strath l.iirup 
 Miiliitaw.itcb. 
 
 VACANCItS. 
 
 ■.Viltor MuDciii.tld. Mnlnii and P*. Hood.. 
 
 I'ort HatftiiiiJ'! 
 
 Kiver Iiiliiliuiint> 
 Hig lutci-vali! 
 
 .AVhycocomah. 
 
 Port Ha8tini<H. 
 
 Baddeck. 
 . Wist Hay. 
 
 Ijiike .ViiiBlii'. 
 
 Mid 'IcHiv'r.C.B. 
 . Strath l.orim. 
 
 Malai^a watch. 
 
 Mahon. 
 
 Port, HastinRS. 
 
 !!iv. Iiihabituata. 
 Ilii; IiitiTviile. 
 
 KknSkth MiKkS/.ik, I'nis. Clrrk. 
 li. PKKSBYTKRY OF PICTUU. 
 
 1. Georgo Walker 
 
 2. D. H. Hlair 
 
 3. Ale.\. McLean, M..\ . 
 
 4. It. Laird 
 
 .O. W. Donald 
 
 6. Peter Giiodfellow 
 
 7. Tlioijias Cumuiinfr.. 
 
 8. William Stuart 
 
 i>. K. A. McCurdy 
 
 10. A. McLean Sinclair . 
 
 11. J. i\ FurbeB 
 
 la. K. Cummiugs 
 
 13. E.Scott 
 
 14. D. McOrcgor, U.A 
 1,5. J. S. Carruthers . .. 
 
 IC. A. W. McLeod 
 
 17. John L. OeorKe 
 
 IK't. jn, 
 . Dec. 14, 
 . .Jiuiel'J, 
 . Oct. :il, 
 . ,Tau.2i;, 
 , Sop. '23. 
 . May 17. 
 , JnLf,iO. 
 , iluly '^ifl, 
 . i-cb. 27, 
 . Mar. ill, 
 . Snp.'2(), 
 
 .Ma\24, 
 . .lulv 3, 
 
 Sep". 11, 
 . Dec.ao, 
 
 iMii; 
 
 1S')2 
 
 IMXl 
 ISCII 
 1»62 
 1HU3 
 1S0.> 
 IMW 
 .IStti 
 l»t)7 
 IHGSI 
 1875 
 1N77 
 1K7^ 
 1S78 
 1881 
 
 I'etcr Ko89 
 
 Alex. McIiOiin. 
 
 .luhn 'lawflon 
 
 .John (Jrant 
 
 Samuel Williams 
 
 .laniea Mi Kav 
 
 .\lex. McKeuzie ... 
 
 I). C. Kraser 
 
 Duncan (lamernn 
 William l-orliP^J.. 
 Uobort FraMT 
 (Jeo. Murray, .M D 
 .lauiBs McDoiialil 
 William McLeod . 
 ,Johii McKenzie 
 Henry McLoau 
 
 Pastor F.m. Un. Oiuroh, N'.O. . 
 
 liaruey's Uiver, etc 
 
 Hopewell 
 
 Little HarliDUr. etc. .. 
 
 Princt! Street, Pictou 
 
 .Vntinoiiish 
 
 Stellarton 
 
 Green Hill 
 
 .James Church. Now {Uasgow. 
 
 Fiiist Kiver 
 
 fnion Centre ami Lochaber. 
 
 WcBtville, etc 
 
 . (' lilted Church, New GlaHgow 
 
 Merigomish 
 
 Kuox Ciiurch, Pictou 
 
 riiitedCong., Wobt Uiver 
 
 . Sherbrooke, etc 
 
 VACANCIER. 
 
 George Miinroe Scotsburu, etc 
 
 William Murray ... Glenelg, etc 
 
 .John Munioe Little Kiver, etc 
 
 French Kiver 
 
 New Glaagcw. 
 Harney's Kiver. 
 Hopewell. 
 Little Harbour. 
 Pictou. 
 .\\itii!oiiiHh. 
 S'.'!liirton. 
 ilr-iii Hill, Pic. 
 
 .\,;\V GlllHgOW. 
 
 i;a«t Kiver, Plo. 
 I'liiou Centre. 
 Wcr-tvillo. 
 New Ulaagow. 
 Ml riyomiBh. 
 Picou. 
 litirhaia. , 
 Sherbrooke. 
 
 Scotsburi . 
 MelroKO. 
 Vale Colliery. 
 French Kr er. 
 
 :lSHIOM STATIONS. 
 
 Wine H:irbour 
 
 I Country Harbour, 
 ( Isaui'H iiiirbour 
 
 and ) 
 
 » 
 
 — ' E. A. MtCfRDT, frfs. C'<tA-. 
 
 7. PRKRBYTKliY uK PIUXCE KDWARD ISL.VXD. ^ ^ 
 
 Tk. 8. Patt^,M.A....'M^,lR24l James CaiTOth^^^ INorth Bede<,ue. 
 
 2. James .Ulan Jan. :;<« H"?' fiMoS^P 11 cClottetowu ... Charlottetown. 
 
 3. TBaae Murray, D.D ; Ja". 1.^ igO 'KiniUd M^^^^^ • ■• valleytleld 
 
 ^KMci^m^'in ;;:u :.:::.l^cori:H.Giay;:::^ i^i"¥oil^s'iSd. 
 
 t WUliam Scott .......::| 1853i Alex. Robertson ... .,t. Columbus ,»t. Peters UoaO. 
 

 i. 
 
 ccxxxviii. APPENDIX. 
 
 7. PllKSBYTKRY OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— '>n«irt««i. 
 
 MlNIMTRnK. 
 
 DATK OF 
 loRDINATrN 
 
 CONOBRQATIONB. 
 
 POST oPFlrKH. 
 
 7. 
 8. 
 
 il. 
 111. 
 u. 
 I'J. 
 i:t. 
 14. 
 ir.. 
 ifi. 
 17. 
 
 18. 
 19. 
 20. 
 21. 
 !£!. 
 
 John McI/. McLeod 
 
 Noil Mi:K(i.v ; .. 
 
 Ali'Xiiii'liT HIirliiit,'. , . 
 
 Alll'll Mrl.CMIl 
 
 W'llliiiin K. I'ni'iio. 
 .lolm (t CiMiierou . , 
 
 Willilllll (illlllt 
 
 H. V. (iuiiii 
 
 CImrliK Krasor 
 
 .\nliiir K. Ciirr. M..\. 
 W, P. Arc-liihiil.l. M,.\ 
 KrncHt S. ItuviHi, M..\. 
 
 Mex T. Hti'wiirt 
 
 OeoiW! MfMilliui, HA. 
 W. A. Mmhoii, ha .. . 
 John Mclji'iiii 
 
 Nov. II, lM,-,:i 
 Sup. I'J, 1H.-1.5 
 .Iiliiu, 1«.")7 
 
 .fUllHlIl.lWlJ 
 
 .\uL' l;i,l-'i.i 
 Miir.H. IM17 
 .Snii 1!7. IMIK) 
 '\ov.lll, 1M7II 
 Juno 7.1H71 
 Oot. 4, 1'>7I 
 Soii.i.'., lH7.'i 
 Jun.lH, 18711 
 iMiir.'JIi. 187!) 
 Jnne:iii,lH8il 
 Feb. II, 1881 
 AuK.ai, 1H81 
 
 William Miiteh . . 
 Alexamlor .McKay. 
 JaiiU'N Mc.'I.odil ... . 
 
 Knllll.lr Clinil. 
 
 John Hyilc 
 
 l,estock Anilerson. 
 
 Wiiiiinn Wcilrt ... 
 Jaincn Mnitiit .. . .. 
 Williiim Mi'l.ooil 
 
 William H.i-iS 
 
 Arcliili.'ii.l Sinelair 
 John DuUHiiart .. 
 John MuKonzie . 
 
 Zion rhnivh 
 
 Siimnu'r-iilc 
 
 Clifton and (imnviUe 
 
 Tryon ami lionRlmw 
 
 Mt Stewart, otfi 
 
 Soiirisaml Hav Kortnne. 
 
 W. A C. Uivor, anil Hrookllohl 
 
 Kast St. I'oter'R 
 
 Wont (!ai>o ami Hra9 
 
 Allierton 
 
 CaveniliBh and Now Glasgow. 
 
 Mnrray Harbour 
 
 HolfaHt 
 
 i'rincotowo ... 
 
 Now I.nllilon 
 
 Strathallivii 
 
 \M .ANCIEK. 
 
 ;1liohnion<l Hay .. 
 
 Donald Beaton .... Woodvillo 
 
 iCardiRiin, "to. 
 
 ;(tpor«eti)W!i. »tt: 
 
 ITiKiiH'', etc 
 
 Charlottetown. 
 SSuinnierBidr. 
 iCliftoii. 
 
 'Hamilton. 
 
 M^unt Hto- Mrt. 
 
 SouriH. 
 , WoKt Hive) 
 iMidfioll. 
 
 Madilock. 
 
 Albprton. 
 ICavomlisi). 
 :Mnrrav Harbour. 
 
 Ikdfast. 
 
 Princeton. 
 . Nfw London. 
 . StrutliulbyD. 
 
 Kii'limond Hav. 
 
 Woodvillo. 
 
 I'ardiKun. 
 
 lioorgiitowiy. 
 
 /ri;.uish. 
 
 .hiHX McL. McLbod, Pres. Clerk. 
 H. PRKSHYTERY OF H.\I-I1' V.\. 
 
 1. 
 2. 
 
 3. 
 
 4. 
 
 5. 
 
 
 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 
 9. 
 10. 
 11. 
 12. 
 
 i:t. 
 It. 
 
 i.-i. 
 
 Hi. 
 
 17. 
 18. 
 
 m. 
 
 211. 
 21. 
 22. 
 211. 
 24. 
 2.5. 
 215. 
 27. 
 28. 
 211. 
 ■M. 
 31. 
 
 18:111; Wm. SoilKwick. 
 
 18U 
 
 liobort Sf.l-wick. DI). Hep. 
 P. (i, Mc(ironor, D.I).. ..Oct. 
 
 Walti-r Tliorburn 
 
 (ieorKO Christie Julv22,l842: 
 
 It F liurns, DO July 18,1847 David miickw.;od.. 
 
 Allan Pollok, D.D 1832 
 
 \ I.. Wvllio An«.12, 18M Isaac CreiBhton.. .. 
 
 Thomas lluncnii Oct. 'i.S, 18,')(1 John Taylor 
 
 Alex. McKniHht, D.D l_>b.'iil. 18.".7 
 
 John Currir Auk. 12. 18,17 
 
 Dunciiu McKinnon ,Iunel. INVi Charlcei N. Sprott.. 
 
 M. (i. Henry Feb. 3, INU Alex. Archibald 
 
 Peter .M. Morrison Sep., IMIS Jiii1;;b .lames 
 
 Allan Simpson Aug. 7, iwiil (Icorce F. T'ip]ier.. 
 
 Joliii Foi-rest. 181111 
 
 Kbenezer McNah May 1(1,18117 
 
 John li. I.oKan, M..\, . (»ct. 1, ls7f< .ludf^c Hlanciiard... 
 
 Alfred H. Dickie Dec.2-i, l.Ml'.i (leuit;.! day 
 
 Jacob Layton Nov.'.i2, 1871 .lolm Teasdale 
 
 Uobert U'lin^', M.A l-7;i Kobert ISaxter 
 
 J. Ko»boroiit;h, U.A . ...Inly 23,1m73 William Anderuon 
 
 .lohn Wallace, HA. ...iFob. 17,187.1 
 
 H H. McPlierson, M.A. Nov.'.M, ls7.')'.IameH Farqiiher 
 
 Adam (iunii. Il.A ;Feh., IS7U Willi,im White 
 
 Thonnis H. .Murray .May 2.5,187(1 ThoB. Armstronc 
 
 JameK .v. McKoeu, l!.A'Au^'.2ll, 1S7'.I 
 
 T (• Jack Oct. 15, I87'.l John I'utman ... 
 
 Arcliibnld McDouKall .Oct. 21, 18711 
 
 Richmond I,o«an. M.A. June8, 1880 
 
 Archiliald (lunn. I). A Oct., 1880 Edward Curry 
 
 John A. Cairns, M.A... . Mar. 7, 1882 
 
 iMiddlo Musiiuodohoit. 
 
 Aiietit of Ciiurch 
 
 Warwick 
 
 liedfor.l, etc 
 
 'Foi t Massev, HaUfa.\ . 
 
 IProfe.ssor 
 
 jUichmond Halifax 
 
 1st. Andr-w's, Halifax 
 
 Profer,sor 
 
 'Professor 
 
 r.ittle Kiver, Mus.|iiodobu:t. . . 
 iShubemicailie, etc 
 
 Dartmouth 
 
 Poplar drove, Halifax 
 
 I'rofessor 
 
 Newport anil St. Croix 
 
 Keiitville 
 
 Milford and Gay's Kiver 
 
 F.lmslale and Nine Mile River 
 
 St. Matthew's, Halifax 
 
 . Musquodohoit Harbour 
 
 \Varwick 
 
 St. John's, Halifax 
 
 . Konuetcoiik and (lore 
 
 Kempt and Walton 
 
 St. .Andrew's 
 
 . Maitland 
 
 N. and W. Cornwallis 
 
 . Sheet Harbour 
 
 .Windsor 
 
 Upper Musquodohoit 
 
 VAIASCII'.H. 
 
 M Musipiodoboit 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Warwick, Bor. 
 
 Hedford, Halifax 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Halif.ix. 
 
 ii.irlniouth. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Little Uiver, Hal. 
 
 Shuiiemicadie. 
 
 Dartmouth. 
 
 Halifax 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Newport. 
 
 Keotville. 
 
 .MUford. 
 
 I-'.lmsdalo. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Musq. Harbour. 
 
 Warwick, Ber. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Kcnneteook. 
 
 Kemjit. 
 
 Hamilton, Her. 
 
 Maithiuil. 
 
 Cornwiilli? 
 
 Sheet llurl-iur. 
 
 Wimlsor. 
 
 1.'. Musquodobjit 
 
 
 ; 1 
 
 MISSION KTATIC:;, 
 
 1 1 
 
 
 , i 
 
 Geo, CuniiinBham.jChalmers Church, Halifax , Halifax. 
 Nttth. Deusmon Noel Noel. 
 
 Annapolis Annapolis. 
 
 Lawrencetown Lawrencetown. 
 
 Di«hy and Bridgetown iDigby. 
 
 Ai.LEN Simpson, Pre». Clerk: 
 PRESUYTEKY of ST. JOHN. 
 
 1. A. Donald 
 
 2. J. Bennot, DO, 
 
 3. L.Jack 
 
 4. W. Millnii 
 
 B. D. Maclise, D.U 
 
 6, J. McG. McKay 
 
 7. 8. Johnston 
 
 ,luly 16,1842 
 
 Mar.30, 1843!Josoph Trembls 
 Juno, 1845 Charles Murray. 
 
 Jan.. 18481 
 
 Nov., 184.siA. G. Bowes 
 
 June2a,1855 
 
 iMay24, 185(l|WU\iam Fowler 
 
 Retired iHamptonVillag* 
 
 St. Johns St. John, N.B. 
 
 SprinRfleld l Springfield, 
 
 Booabec 'St Andrews. 
 
 Calvin Church ,St. Jc'nn, N.B, 
 
 St. Paul's ; Woodstock. 
 
 Cbipman IChlpman. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 CCXXXIX. 
 
 9. PRESBYTERY OF HT. JOHX-('on(i»>ti«<. 
 
 UINIBTKRN. 
 
 I DATB OF 
 lOnDINATl'N 
 
 KLDKHH. 
 
 CONOBKOATIONS. 
 
 i POST ovncr.». 
 
 H. D. Macrae, D.D !J"ly2.1. 
 
 H. JuraesOray ;»»»' '' 
 
 10. J. A. V. Sutherland 
 
 11. J. D. Murray 
 
 12. A. J. Mowatt 
 
 IM. .1. H<)«n 
 
 14. VV.Mitcliell 
 
 1,'i. .7. C. Uurxesa, U.A. 
 Iti. K. McKay, HA 
 
 17. .1. M. Hutliorland .. 
 
 18. W. KosB, HA 
 
 I'.l. 1). K. Crockett .. ■ ■ ■ 
 
 •a>. C. W. Brydeii May24, 
 
 21. Aiiilrew l,ove May 2U, 
 
 22. J. H. Mulliii ; 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 May 4, 
 .Feb. 2, 
 .1 June .5, 
 .jOct. 1, 
 
 iijiiay ^' 
 .'Feb.22, 
 . 1 Deo. 2 ■), 
 . Nov. 14, 
 
 IfWBK Rom 
 
 lM7,\Vm. Morrison 
 
 \»M 
 
 IHt'i.'J Win. Nairn 
 1S(1I1 I,. W. .Iiihnston . 
 IMtW J. (1. Mcl!urdy.. 
 
 1S«!I .T. O. Forbes 
 
 1870 K. I.owe 
 
 1872K. Haye 
 
 1K72 
 
 1H711 .\lfred Moody . 
 187(1 C. H. Sherwood . 
 
 1H80 K. Moore 
 
 1881 Jnd(<e Stevens ... 
 
 St. Stephen's 
 
 .'Sussex .■■,^"r, 
 
 Kincardine andToblque.. 
 
 . Huctouche 
 
 ,,St. Paul's 
 
 St. .John's 
 
 . St. ,\iidrew'B 
 
 Oarleton • 
 
 . Kichmond 
 
 St. James 
 
 I'riiue William 
 
 Hauininud Kiver 
 
 Hoiipwell 
 
 tHt. Stephen 
 
 ..iNashwaak and Stanley 
 
 Ist. Job: , N.B. 
 .Sussex. 
 , 'foblque. 
 .Illuctoui'ho. 
 
 Krederictoo. 
 
 Moncton. 
 
 St..Iohn,N.B. 
 . Carleton.St.John 
 
 lUichnumd. 
 
 St. Jaiiies, N.B. 
 . Prince William. 
 
 I'assekeas. 
 , Hopewi'll. 
 ,.jSt. StKphcn. 
 ,. Nasliwaak. 
 
 .'John Stewart 
 . W. Coburn ... 
 
 St. David's \>}y •'"'">• 
 
 ■ Hftrvoy IHarvey. 
 
 ■ Grand Falls iyj'V?"' '''*""■ 
 
 , St. Oeorge ■•■ .^t «•">■;«'• 
 
 (Ha.s8vllle and Florencevllle...i<>laBsvillc. 
 
 (ireonock St. Andrews. 
 
 Shodiac Shodlac. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Quiico and Hlack lUver louaco 
 
 ■^ bell Settlement ■Campbell hett. 
 
 |Canip 
 ..Londonderry, etc 
 
 ..iNerepls 
 
 . . Houltou 
 
 .. I'isarinoo 
 
 . ., Haillie an '. Tower Hill 
 
 Dorchester and Uockland. 
 
 LnnilonJerry. 
 
 Nerepis. 
 
 Houlton. 
 
 Pisarinco. 
 
 Baillie. 
 
 Dorchester. 
 
 Jamkh Bknkrt, Pres. Clerk. 
 
 1V' 
 
 10. PRESBYTERY OF MIRAMICHI. 
 
 James Murray 
 
 Peter Lindsay, B. A. ... 
 Tliomas O. Jijhuatone.. 
 
 Thomas Nicholson 
 
 Malcolm MoKenzie 
 
 John McCarter 
 
 William Aitkeu 
 
 John UobertflOD, M.A ... 
 Samuel Houston, M.A 
 Wallace Waits, B. A. .. 
 
 James Quinn 
 
 Alexander Kussel 
 
 J. C. Herdman, B.D. . 
 
 John Boyd 
 
 F. W. George 
 
 Nov. :i. 18.52:James McLean 
 
 Oct. 12, 18,-);)i John Fallon 
 June21,l»55JW. H. (irindley ... 
 
 Mar.ll,lK.W 
 
 Feb. 13, 1802 James Murray 
 Aua.31, 18112 Benj. Hubbard 
 
 \ui; 1«, 18(14 William Kussel 
 
 July, 18(W KonnothMcKnight 
 Jan. 19, 18«ll James Anchew 
 
 Junel.S,1872iAlex. Logi?ie 
 
 Aug.ll, 1873 Alex. LoRgie 
 
 Feb 22,1870 Kdward Clordcm 
 
 Nov 6. 1877 Arch. McKenzie ... 
 
 Sep. it, 1879 ■•■ ■••■ 
 
 Mar. 15, 1882 Edward Caldwell.. 
 
 yt Murk's Douqlastown. 
 
 St Andrew's.::;::....... In. nichmond, Q. 
 
 Blackvillc and Derby iBlackviUe. 
 
 Charlo, etc 'tV"'?' «••» r« 
 
 St. . Andrew's, Richibucto MngHton, K t Co. 
 
 Redbank iBedbank. 
 
 St. James' i?;?^^?*^:,- «.. 
 
 Hlack Kiver Bl*^!* "'''S';,,„„ 
 
 .St. ! uke's :BathurstVilla«o. 
 
 St .Vudrow'B i!^'?"'!^'"- 
 
 I'abusinUc ?*V,"^"'^2'*'' 
 
 ist. John's 
 
 .iDalhcmsle. 
 
 St. Andrew's ICampbellton. 
 
 illass Kiver, etc y**'*;?'Xi« o 
 
 New Carlisle, etc New CarUsle, Q. 
 
 VAC\.VCIEB. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 .ijohnThomas.M.D. St. John's 
 
 Kouchibouguao .... 
 
 Caraquot, et- 
 
 NcwKandon 
 
 Kestigouche Field. 
 Escuminac, P.Q 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 SAMtRi Houston, Pres, Clerk. 
 11. PRESBYTERY OF NEWFOUNDLANIX 
 
 1 Moses Harvey, M.A lii---,;! 'J^glR g Munn ■' '"^ 
 
 I l! a McNeill, M.A:;;:;::NS;f2.1^2 James-SoodfeUow. St. Andrews... 
 
 tnsSION STATIONS. | 
 
 s:whitti'6r'':::'.'.'...:::::::":!May 10, 1880 
 
 ...St. John's. 
 
 ...I Harbour Grace. 
 
 ...St. John's. 
 
 Bay of Islands . 
 Little Bay 
 
 , Ba.y of Islands. 
 Little Bay. 
 
 AiKX. Robs, Pra. Cltrk. 
 
ccxl. 
 
 APl'f'ENDlX. 
 
 SYXOD OF MDNTRKAL AND OTTAWA. 
 
 MINHll:H--, 
 
 1. l'l!i;SI'.YTi;i!Y i)K liVEUKC. 
 
 DAIK OF 
 IIIllllNAl'N. 
 
 >N<i!lKil.\TIONh. 
 
 I'OST OKrilEH. 
 
 .I.)lin ('i)i.k. D.n 
 
 WilliFui, II. Cliirk 
 
 rrciicrick I'. Sviii 
 
 (Ico II. Matlio'wH, D.I). 
 DiiiK'iiii AiKliirsoM.M.A. 
 
 WitlitLii) Koss 
 
 Wllliiiin Miithip-iiiD 
 
 Jdlin Miuiliill"lrl 
 
 Jotin .Mackenzie 
 Miil<c)liii Miiclieiiil 
 Kiiilriv .M. Di'wey, H.A. 
 Jnliti It. MacLeod . . 
 Calviu K. Ainaron.M.A. 
 WilliHiii K. McCiilIoeh 
 
 noe.'Jf<.lH:).-i (ieo. Wcir.Lr-.n. Jst. AinlruWs Cbiirch, Quoliec. Qtiobec. 
 
 he)!.. l^:l'< .. Wtthoiit clmrco ... Qiiubeo. 
 
 Hi'|i.-2'l, IKVJ Uobcrt lIiickmiziB Mcllionriip ami WimlHor Millh Molhourne. 
 
 .\iii;.:)l. IWli.Iu uea (i. Uoas i(;iialiiiiir« Clmrcli. Qiifbtic .. Uiielieu. 
 
 Dec. 'ill. IMli iPoiiit Levi ... Point l.«vi», 
 
 Slip, ri, lH('i(l' Mi'Kaiitic. .. . .Miii-<tioro', 
 
 Mnv I, IhfiiJno. H. MaHonaM Wirislow Sturiioway. 
 
 l-'<'li.'.ii;, iMiii .EueuH McJIaHtor.. jSootntowii Si'otntown, 
 
 Keli.lS, 1"77 iHamiMlei Wliitton, 
 
 JiilvlJ.lHT? loJm Macilniiald 'I.'iiinvick (loulil, 
 
 \\iil. '.I, l>77 William Stowart Kieliiiioiiihiinl I.owlt Wimlnor Uioliiiioiid, 
 .hil.V 2. 1H7.') William Morrison Kim,'slmrv and Hramiiton 'KiiiKslmry, 
 
 (let. in, lN7lt Alo.\, BaptiRt ThroH Uivors Iliri'e Uivem 
 
 \p. -27, ]•*■> I,oinl.H Kinnoar'H Mills, ' 
 
 ORIIAINKI) MIHHIONAniK>. 
 
 1. TlinmiiH I'Vnwick 
 
 2. JuBepli Allard 
 
 (let. 
 A|>. 
 
 ■M iHi;i 
 i:i,l«N-.' 
 
 MIHHION BTATIONS. 
 
 BKTUIKU MIN18TKR. 
 
 1. .Jaiiu.-rt HiiuriLn 
 
 July 4, Wil 
 
 M.'tis Metis, 
 
 In nth Chr.rclj, Qnoboc iQuebec, 
 
 Slu'rbvool.i; Slioib)-ook(>, 
 
 IiivoriKHs Inveriiesn, 
 
 St-SvUcihturand UiwurLoeda St. Sylvester, 
 .iUanvUle Uaoville, 
 
 .IValoartier 
 
 .IKenuebpc Road 
 
 .iLiugwick 
 
 I I Coiiticooke, MasBftWippi, i 
 ' 1 and Uichby I 
 
 .iChaudieru 
 
 iQvernesa, Q. 
 
 
 
 
 ill'. 
 
 1 
 
 ■n 
 
 ■2. 
 
 Ui 
 
 KiM..\v M. Dkwkv, li.A., l're.i. Clerk. 
 
 ■2. PltESBYTKRY OF MOXTllEAL. 
 
 ■i% 
 
 l.Jiio..ronkin8,D.n.,Ll..l). Auh. r,, ih:)7 
 ■2. ,Tamo.H Watson, M.A. . . Au;.-2Q, IHW 
 :). William I-'orlonu .. Aiiu.ll, l«.-i:i 
 
 4. (ioorKc <'onll,M..V. . .March, IK" 
 
 5. .James Patterson Hep. 1 1, l.'v'.T 
 
 Ci. .Tames Stewart MavHi. IW.I 
 
 7. John .Maekie May IK, l.s.-,9 
 
 1-. D. H. MeVicar. LI,.l) . Oct. HI. lM.-,iP 
 :i. Daniel I'atersnn. M.A ..Oct. 24. IWH 
 
 10. Chas. M. Mackoracher .\u(,'.22, Iwil 
 
 11. Robert Campbell. M.A. Ap. 1(1, lHfi-2 
 1'2. Jame.s H. MuirM.A Ap. :i, ISIi.) 
 
 13. James McCaul, H.A AiiK.'24, iar.4. 
 
 14. Daniel Coussirat, li.D. Doc. 8. 1«i4 
 
 1.1. l)onr.!,lllo:ia, H.D Oct. !l, P-K.-i, 
 
 IC. Robert H. Warden .Nov.ir., IBIWi 
 
 17. William A. JohuHtou . ..Sep.2j,l.'«7] 
 
 18. John Campbell, M.A....;Nov. a, 18t»l 
 
 19. .lames A. F. McHaiu ...iMar.lR, iwml 
 
 20. James Flock, B. A ^Mar.il, 1869! 
 
 21. John Nichols .May 1,181.9 
 
 2'2. AloxunderB.Maekay...;.\ng.l2, 18(19 
 
 23. Charles A. Doudiet Aug.'23, 18(19; 
 
 24. James Fraser, B.A Jan. 1.1,1870 
 
 2.5. James 8. Black ;Mrir.21,1870i 
 
 iJ6. JamesHally Dec.l7,18?2 
 
 27. John Hcriniger, M.A. ... Aub.28, 1973 
 2H. D. W. Morrison, i*. A Nov 19, Ih7:i 
 2(1. Kdward I). Pelletier . Mavl«, 1n7H 
 
 311. JohuT. Cttsoy Dec.l2, 1876 
 
 31. W. U. Cruickshauk.B.A. June20,lV 
 
 Chas. D. Proctor . 
 
 A. Somerville 
 
 Dr. I'hristie 
 
 .Tames Wattle .. . 
 Henry O'Neill 
 
 Alexauder Paul .. 
 
 .Tas. Middleton .... 
 
 D. Drummoud 
 
 Alexnniior Robb 
 James Ross 
 
 Dr. Howard ... 
 James Remiie 
 
 Arch. Cameron 
 
 Wm. D McLaren 
 William Linton ... 
 
 Janiee Court 
 
 Zotique Lefebvre 
 
 DayidMuUin 
 
 John Broilie ...^. 
 
 William luglis . 
 
 .\lex. Anderson . 
 
 .lohu Yiiuuiu 
 
 John Htott 
 
 St. Paul's Church. Montreal .1 
 Second Presb. Ch..Huntingdonj 
 
 Henrv Church, Lachute ! 
 
 Vallo'yfleld 
 
 Hemmiiigford 
 
 A. undeland DeSalaherry 
 
 First Church, l.aiduite 
 
 Presb. College of Montreal 
 
 St. Audre\v'8 
 
 Knclisli Kiverand Howick 
 
 St. Ciabricl Church. Montreal 
 St. Andrew's Ch , Huntingdon 
 Pres.Ch , Stanley St., Montreal 
 
 Presb. College of Montreal 
 
 Lachine 
 
 French Kvangellzatior 
 
 Rockbiirn and (lore 
 
 Presb. CoUegeof Montreal 
 
 Georget<iwn 
 
 Knox Church, Montreal 
 
 St. Mark's Church. Montreal. 
 Crescent St. Ch.. Montreal . . 
 Sc, John's Church, Montreal 
 
 Chatham and Orenville 
 
 lErskine Church, Montreal 
 
 Ste. Therese, etc j 
 
 77 James Dickson.. 
 
 .1st. Joseph St. Ch., Montreal . 
 
 ..iOrmstovn 
 
 ,.jSt. Hyaciuthe 
 
 ..Taylor Ch., Montreal 
 
 ..1st. Matthew's Ch.. Montreal . 
 
 Huntingdon, Q. 
 Lachute. " 
 
 ValleyHeld, 
 Hemmiugford, " 
 Arundel, " 
 
 Lachute, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 St. .Vndrew's, " 
 Howick, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Huntingdon. " 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Lachine, " 
 
 Monliual, " 
 
 R'ickburn, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 N. (ieorgetowu, " 
 :\lontreaI, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Mcuitreal, " 
 
 'Oushing, " 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 St. Therese de 
 
 Blaiuville, " 
 Montreal. " 
 
 Ormstown. " 
 
 St. Hyaciuthe, " 
 Montreal, " 
 
 iPt. St. Charles, " 
 
APPIiNUlX. 
 2. PRKHRYTKUY OF MONTREAL. -Co/Uinwrf. 
 
 ccxli. 
 
 MlNlKTI.Hs 
 
 liATB or 
 DllUINAT'N. 
 
 COVCIRBCIATIONH. 
 
 POHT llFlrirEH. 
 
 aa. J. C. Cattaimcti, M.A 
 ;«. Alfred H. Cruclii t 
 
 AuK..S<, 1877 Peter FerKUnnn 
 Oct. .a, I''7m 
 
 ;,4,Ale..H.Mclurlane N<.v..:i.lH»« ~.^..^den^^ ....^^ 
 
 l,„u,lee Ir)uiiileereutre,(^. 
 
 I'rtuniiiK 8t. Churoh, Montreal MiiiitroRl, ' 
 
 I.;,n>lm.n (;e"t™ iFHrnlmii. Cent. 
 
 a/i. Peter U. Un» 
 
 FkIi.^4, IHNl 
 
 ■Kl ('oll,mrn"HLiiii.,M.A Nov17.1«h1 Malcolm ThomiH.uCl.»lii;erHC,l,urr., Mot 
 in TlS' e A. Hoiidmnl Novil.lsM , KreiM-l. Clmroh, (Irm.v 
 
 3^' MOHes F. lloudroau Juu. HI, l>«J .I.ilin .Murray New (.U8K>'* 
 
 Montreal 
 illo 
 
 iMDiitreal, 
 (IroHvillo. 
 .iNew aiiiNKi'W, 
 
 VACANtlEH. 
 
 Dr. LiviuKston 
 
 TbuiimaClark itBiuilianioiR&ClittteauKuay | ; ],rtniu, 
 
 Kll«H..lt..WM ilVA",'"''.*',"*"' 
 
 .MIUelHles M" " """•.■ 
 
 ( 'Ht, I.iilUs do 
 St. liOUiH de (lonZHKUo j i (|,„i/,u^ie, 
 
 Elclu and Ath«l»taiie KidH'i, 
 
 . Ht. Piiul's Church, Montreal iMi.ntreiil, 
 . La«uerre I.aKuerre, 
 
 JJIHSION STATIONS. 
 
 .L.il.rBirie .LurnUrie 
 
 Avoctt Av..cft, 
 
 . Kawdun . 
 
 . Points aux Trembleg 
 
 I'ouBouby 
 
 IlKTIllKri MINIHTKIIH. 
 
 1 ThoiiiaK Kra.ner 
 2. Hugh Niveu 
 
 MINIBTER WITHOUT 
 CHABdK. 
 
 1. .John Jones 
 
 OBDAINKD MISsIDN.^riY 
 
 1. Antonio I ntcrnoNcia. 
 
 Uawdon, 
 I'dinte aiix 
 Trenihles, 
 Pousonby, 
 
 Montreal, " 
 
 Herduiuu's Cor. " 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Montreal, 
 
 Jamks Pattkiison, Prtn. Chrk. 
 a. I'UESUYTKKY OF OTT.WVA. 
 
 1. OeorRC M. Clark 
 
 •i. Joseph Wliit«,B.A 
 
 :i. William Caven 
 
 4. Williiim Moore, D.D. 
 
 a. Oenrue Janiieaou 
 
 ti. Daniel M. Gordon. B.D 
 
 7. James Tait 
 
 h. Francis W. Farries 
 
 9. I). McNauKhton, M.A . 
 
 10. Henrv J. McDiarniid .. 
 
 11. Robert Williams, B.A. 
 
 12. John I'airlie 
 
 IH. George McKay 
 
 14. VV. D. ArmttrouR. M.A. 
 
 1.'). Thomas liennott 
 
 IB. liobert Hughes 
 
 17. .\lex. McClelland, B.A. 
 
 IH. John Munro, B.A 
 
 19 David Fiudlav. B.A 
 
 20. Thos. Glasafovd, B.A.. 
 
 21. William Shearer 
 
 22. (ieorge V. Bayue, B.A. 
 2:i. Malcolm S. 0\lcv. B.A. 
 21. liobert V. McKibbin . 
 
 HF.TIBKD MINISTKB. 
 
 1. James Sini'lair 
 
 Sep. 11. IR.").'! Samuel Snvase 
 \ui; 7 18tV2 James ItalUiarrie.. 
 bet. IK. imr< HuRli McDBmiid 
 Mar.'JN. 18*r<'. John Hardie 
 
 Mar.. iHflil 
 
 AuK. 6,lW)fiF.. H. Bronson 
 
 Oct :),lWiO , 
 
 Mav IH. ISfiM Alex. Kennedy 
 Oct. 1-2. IRW Rol)ert McAffee 
 Jnn(>'.>'i,lh7l Tlioinas Stewart 
 Sell 2i;, ls7-' Hubert Moodie 
 Auf;.21, ls7H David Fairbairn 
 
 Nov. .-.. 187:t , .^ -„ 
 
 Mayll.lR74 J- Thorbum.t.Ij.D 
 
 Oct. 1-2,1R7B Uobort Walker 
 
 Oct ii;. iwciWilliiini Wilson 
 May 1. 1K77,D Meharry 
 AuR.lil.ls7i) HuRh Blair 
 
 Dec.'J2.1H79 
 
 Sep. 2:!, 1KW> John Gordon 
 Jaii.in.issi Jolm Murray 
 Sop. fi, IBM John Pritchar.l 
 
 lNov.1,5,1881 , ,, 
 
 Jan. 10, 1882: John Bell 
 
 New EdfnbiirRh :NewEdlnbRh,0. 
 
 ItocliBstervilie Hochesterville, ^ 
 
 BuckiiiRham nuokinRhaui, 
 
 Hank St. Church, Ottawa . Ottawa, 
 
 Avlmer Avliner, W- 
 
 St. Andrew's Ch., Ottawa Ottawa, O; 
 
 Fitzrov and Torboltoli FitzroyHarbr, _ 
 
 Knox Cluirch. Ottawa Ottawa, 
 
 A-vlwiii and Desert Aylwm, «• 
 
 F.ast filoncester Ottawa. O-^ 
 
 Nepean and Bell's Corners .. Merivale^ 
 L'OriRnal and Hawkesbury .. I.Oricnal. 
 
 OsRoode Metcalfe, _^ 
 
 . Daiv St. Chnreh, Ottawa Ottawa, 
 
 Cnri) and Kinbum Carp. ^ 
 
 Cnmberland rnmberland, 
 
 Hiis.sell and Metcalfe Bnssell. 
 
 Man.itick and S. Glonoester ...Manotick. 
 
 (Hiitlcv and Portland Cantley. W- 
 
 Uiihh.ond Hichmond, O. 
 
 H.',nlirookeanilCandiridRe Bearbvooke, 
 
 Wakftiebl Wakefield, 4; 
 
 Chelsea ami East Templeton K. Tenipletoii, 
 North (lower North Gower, U. 
 
 IHantley, 
 
 UI8BI0N STA'nONS. 
 
 MISISTKRK WITHOUT 
 CHAHGE. 
 
 1. Alex. F. Kemp, LL.D 
 
 2. Mai-o Ami . 
 
 William McDonald.HuU 
 
 iPlautageuet 
 
 .iLadies'Col.Ot'i 
 .[Ottawa. 
 
 JoBBFH Whitk, B.A., Pre: Vlmk. 
 
ccxiii. 
 
 AI'I'KNDIX. 
 4. rUESUYTliUY OF LANAllK AM) KKNKKKW. 
 
 MINIHTKIt^. 
 
 IIATK iir 
 OIIDINAl'N 
 
 I'liNltltKlllTIONI. 
 
 Wllliain liochead 
 
 vlu\iii)<lur Miiiin, I).]). 
 Willmiri llitiii, l).l>. 
 WilliMiii ClirMtlo, M.A. 
 
 holonioii MyliiM 
 
 llohcrt McKBU/.io, Ai.A. 
 Jol:ii C'riiMilJiH, MA 
 JituiuH Wilson, M.A 
 (luiirgii HrxiuiiKr 
 (ienl'HH l'()rt(H>lH ... 
 
 lluiiiiM J. Mi'Iii'iiii.il.A. 
 
 1). .McKnimlil. M.A. .. 
 
 Ilobort KnowloH 
 
 .lohll H. IMlil'.lnlsuu ... 
 
 >V. I). llulliiJitMix, II A. 
 
 luliu lldiinett , 
 
 Uril)i>rt(iimiil«ill,M,A. 
 
 Inu. M. .Maealistor, M.A 
 
 JnHdJlh (rlLllililtr 
 
 MiirH Tnrrihiill 
 .IcMciili Amlruw 
 M. Mu(Hlliviny. It. A. . 
 ."ox. A. Hcdtt, M A 
 CliiiH. MeKillo).. I< A. . 
 Mrtttlmw H. .Si:iilt,ll.A. 
 M. I» M. Hliikoly, 11. A. 
 .luiuuH (i. .Stuiirt, HA 
 Utiori'e T Hiiyiie 
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 Dae, 
 
 Miiv II, 
 
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 Sep. :i, 
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 Oct. 21, 
 
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 IN.U 
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 lHi.i 
 
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 IHHI 
 
 Williuiii llliilr . . 
 
 Mutt. HttiviMiiiiii 
 U il)(!rt HiiiitHr 
 .\Tiilrow Mc!liiiii'« 
 .litiiiim M. (Murk 
 Chris. Mullraltli 
 .liiliii Wiillat'O 
 ./obii Uiintor 
 
 Ditvi'l O Iw]ii 
 
 Iliii.crtHiiU 
 liiiviil WvUio . . 
 WiUmiii VouuK .. 
 WiiltiT H«"tty 
 litMirKu I'ftUirxiMi 
 Alimiiiilnr Stowiirt 
 Nell Htowiirl 
 Hon. (leo. UryKon 
 
 Willliim Morrih 
 Hiiiuuel VViNoii 
 .lohn K. (Inini 
 John MoDouiilil 
 Himli McCri'tl.Uu 
 IHitor Mci'iillorli 
 John McCluniKhim 
 
 Uiiliih i>ocM.H' 
 
 Ketlre.1 
 
 I'nkiinhiiiM 
 
 KllMTltUh , 
 
 H('iii-iiliiirK 
 
 HI Aiiilrew'.s, Hiiiith'ci FttllM 
 
 IlllllllilHll' 
 
 Inii'ii Chiirel] Siuith'H I'lill 
 
 Liinitrk 
 
 McNiili 
 
 Kitlcv 
 
 .Vrininrii 
 
 Kei'Kwith 
 
 ■ (riiitsiiy 
 
 Nt. lolin's, .Almonte 
 
 riMiihriiko 
 
 St AihIi'iiw'h, Alnmnto 
 
 Morton imii \IcNiili 
 
 Ilickwltli unit AHliton 
 
 t'linlonu" • 
 
 Alice 
 
 Mi<lilliivillti iiuil Uiilboiuie ... 
 
 St. AmlrcvvH, I'prth 
 
 /ion Cliurcb. Curluton I'liice 
 
 A<liniiHt(in, t'le ., 
 
 Ilrist<il 
 
 KoHH an«l ('ohili*n 
 
 ItttlilitrHon, vXc 
 
 Wilborforeo 
 
 Knox (Uinrth, Perth 
 
 I'ONT (irrici 
 
 I'likenhuin, o. 
 
 I'ertb, 
 
 HciubbnrK. 
 
 Hnntli'H KalU, " 
 
 Mrli'iiulilM'or," 
 
 Miiitb'H FiiUk. '• 
 
 l.iinitrk. 
 
 Wliit« liiikf. 
 
 ToIhiIo, 
 
 Arniirlor. ' 
 
 (Inrliiton PlBce, " 
 
 ItlukiiiK y. 
 
 .Miniintt.. " 
 
 I'ombriike, 
 
 .\lnioiiti'. 
 
 UenfK^w, 
 
 Aabton, 
 
 Ft. Conlonsi-. (4, 
 
 Alice, <>. 
 
 Miil.llpvillc, 
 
 I'l-rtb, 
 
 Ciirh'tou I'lace, " 
 
 .VdniKHton, 
 
 HriHtdl, (J. 
 
 ForreHt'tHF U. (). 
 
 HhblerBon, 
 
 Fnanvillo. 
 
 Perth. 
 
 VAl ANCIKH. 
 
 J), ('arinii'lun-1 
 
 l,it<'btl<-'l.l 
 
 Castlt-foril 
 
 Victoria St., PukenUam 
 
 llryson, Q. 
 
 Iiochwiuuocli, O. 
 Pukenham, " 
 
 MIHHION HTATIONH. 
 
 MINIBTKR WITIIOl'T 
 CIlAIKli: 
 
 1. Aloxnniler McLaren 
 
 DiirliMK 
 
 r<avant.. 
 
 Mattawii .... . . 
 
 Sodth Shcrlir.Kiko & Hatburat 
 
 Otter Lake 
 
 C. P. Kailway MUnion 
 
 Almonte, 
 
 John Ciiomhik, M,A., I're». Clerk. 
 
 PKKSBYTKKY OK nUOCKVILLP:. 
 
 .Trhn Morrison 
 
 William T. CanninH 
 Hubert ,Jarilini\ Sc. 1). 
 ir. Uurnfiehl. M.A H.l) 
 Andrew Uowiit 
 .lames Stuart 
 .John M. Mclutyro 
 
 John J IticharUa 
 
 James Mcllroy 
 
 Wni.M.McKibbin.H.A 
 William J. Day, M.A... 
 
 HiiKb Taylor 
 
 Thomas A. NeU'.on 
 
 14. David Y.Uoa.s, M.A. 
 
 I May 12, 
 May 1, 
 
 .Fan. :), 
 Mar. 2, 
 Sep. 27, 
 Sop. 17, 
 Any. 10, 
 
 Oct. 7, 
 Jan. ■>, 
 Sep. :l, 
 Sep. 7, 
 
 l)ec.2>.i. 
 
 1829 
 IHl'.i 
 1870 
 1871 
 1871 
 1H72 
 1K7:!' 
 18711 
 187 1 1 
 1H7,'-. 
 lH7fi 
 ;878 
 18811 
 
 1880 
 
 Waddington, N.Y 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Hon. W T. (".briatie St. JohuB, Hrockville 
 
 Ilobort (Iraham . First Preab. Cb., Hrockville ... 
 
 W. Wincbeateraud Morewood 
 
 Jobu Ferguson. I'roscott 
 
 Komptvillo and Oxford Mills.. 
 
 lohn Halliday Lyn and daintown 
 
 David Bell iMatilda 
 
 [('ariliual and Maiiisvllle 
 
 Iwmson Lockerby.. Siioncurville and Veutnor 
 Hiifih Mout(,'omory 
 Alexander Duront 
 
 JohnDraHin -[ 
 
 MISSION STATIONK. 
 
 Morriabnr^' and Iroquois. 
 Dunbar and C'olquboun'B .. 
 Weatpiirt. Nuwburo, Morton | 
 
 and Delta j 
 
 iMadrid Sps.N.Y 
 Oxford Mille, O. 
 
 (Hrockville, " 
 
 Hrockville, " 
 W. Winchester " 
 
 Preacott, " 
 Kemptville, 
 Lyn, 
 
 Dixon'fl Cor., 
 
 Cardinal, " 
 Spencerville 
 
 Slorrisburg, " 
 
 Dunbar, ' 
 
 Weatportj " 
 
 Mountain and H. Gower . 
 
 N. Aususta, Fairfield and ] 
 
 Merrickville I 
 
 N. Williauisb <.rg and Win-] 
 
 chOEtcr SpriL.is I 
 
 William M. MiKiniiiN, ll.A., Pre». Clerk. 
 
I 
 
 )>OHT OKPII'M. 
 
 I Almonte, 0. 
 
 Prfs. Clerk. 
 
 AI'PKNDrX. 
 
 B. PUKSIIVTKKV MK (}I,KN(SAKKY. 
 
 ccxliii. 
 
 MmiiTKnn. 
 
 DATK OP ! 
 lohDINA'r'N.i 
 
 I liihn Kr««or AiiK., 1HI5 
 
 2. lldhurt lllimlii 'Mtiyid, INII 
 
 :t. Ji.liii M HuriiMt Inly 1, Ihiki 
 
 1. Jotiii KorKHHDii -Um., IHIU 
 
 (Miiiilpii MoliuimM 
 Will Miiok, M I'.l' 
 l>. ir. MiiDoiixiill 
 Muluolm Mi.'L'iialij 
 
 riisimcoATiaNi. 
 
 S. H. I.umunt, M.A.,I).I> t'eti.'X3,lNn.i.liia. Cuttanuih 
 
 Fiilm M(!lntyro 
 
 I't'tlT Mcl.JMul 
 
 l>nvl>l (truiit 
 Jim. K. Mt^Kaii7,iM 
 .lohld M«(tiiiun 
 iHalnli U. Aiilt 
 
 n. N. McNIsh.ll I).,Mi.I)..iA|i. IW, 
 
 7. .ImIiu a. (t. Ciil.ler. I An., 
 
 H lex. Mcdilllvriiy ... ;Hbp.'JI, 
 
 '.'. iiiluy MoLiiiiimii ;H«|j.'J7, 
 
 10. >, illliiin A. Imuu 'Miir. tl, 
 
 11. l). I,. McCrae |Jiily2U, 
 
 Ih71 I 
 1M77 1 
 1H77. 
 1h7H. 
 IWJ.I 
 
 12. .lulin Miithtaoii, B.A. 'Nov.lH, 
 
 a. V. riiltorBdii, M.A. 
 Clmrltia Mul.oiiu 
 
 MINIHTF.II WITHOUT 
 CUylHUK. 
 
 Donald Hun .... 
 
 (1 orgi) EMer 
 
 C. W.OraU: 
 DiitilelCumiiboll 
 
 Iiiiliim Litn JM 
 
 Kiiux Cliuriili, ('ornwuU 
 
 St. Aiilniw',. .Martlutowu 
 
 Vitiikltwk Hill 
 
 'DitlliiHisIn MilU and Cote Bt. I ' 
 (luiirnii J I 
 
 St. lohiir '.Jiiriiwttll 
 
 Knox Churrli, liitnriiHtKr 
 
 St. Aii'Iruw'H, WilliainHtiiwn . 
 
 Kenyon ' 
 
 I,<in(<nhiirg nml Avouiiinru . . 
 
 St. .Mitttlmw'tt, Omitibruck 
 
 llunitiCli., Mitrtliitowu, uml I I 
 lli>l>l>'.l))nli Ch, WilliainH- 
 town J I 
 
 Hftlein Cli., Siiipiiiinrxtowii . 
 
 Kuux iV Ht..luuiuii',Itoxburout{b 
 
 roiT opricc*. 
 
 Ht Klnio, O. 
 
 Corn wall, " 
 
 Murluitnwn, " 
 Vaiiklevk Hill, '• 
 
 DalliiMiHiuMilli" 
 
 Cortiwgll, " 
 
 Lani^nutur, " 
 
 Wllliiiiiirttown, " 
 
 Diinvek'iiii, " 
 
 l.unmibnrn, " 
 
 W<iO(UuuiU, " 
 
 Slurtiiitowu, " 
 
 Hiiinmorstown, " 
 Lmli, •• 
 
 John ^rcC^rliniium KirklanJ 'r.iiclilnvar, " 
 
 Will. McKlheriiii liiicli Berwick, '■ 
 
 Thoi). .MoUiiiiiiia v.. Uawkoiibury, etc CJlou HaudfleKl, " 
 
 HcaH Lamont, M.A., D.D., Prti. Oltrk. 
 
 SYNOD OF TORONTO AND KINGSTON. 
 
 1. PKE.S11VTKRY OK KINGHTON. 
 
 nobprtNoill.P.n 
 
 Jin. Williiimmm, LL.l) 
 John II. Mciwat, MA. 
 Audriiw Wilsiiii 
 (ioo. U. Feryiisou, II. .\ 
 
 ThomiiH H. Chambers 
 
 Thus. (!. Hmith, D.I). 
 
 Aloxnnlor Young 
 
 David \Vi«liart 
 
 David Hoattio 
 
 David Mitoliell 
 
 Walter Coiiltharil 
 
 Finlav McCuaiu 
 
 (ieo. M. (Iriint, D.D 
 
 Huiiry Oraiiey 
 
 M. W. Mitcloan, M.A 
 
 Jainoa M. (Jray 
 
 John aallaliur, It. A. . 
 
 John Leiisliiniiii 
 
 AlHoriion Matthow.n .. 
 Robert J. CraiH, M.A. 
 
 Donald Kelso 
 
 JuB. Ciiuiburlund, M.A 
 David KoUook 
 
 ' Jan. 20, 1840 John Clark.... 
 
 Keb.a.), 1H4.5 
 
 May -A law 
 
 Jaii.'J'.i, iH.'illHaniuel Gaw. 
 .May lU, 1IS50 
 
 ! May 2:1, 
 
 Aug. .'1, l8,-,<i John DufT 
 
 Jan. «, lH.i7!Jo8. Montgoiiiory 
 lApr. ti, li,')7|8amuel KullliiB 
 lApr.i", 1H57 
 
 iOet. lH.W'floorKeKoitli 
 
 I .Nov.20, iKiiii Walter Macke jzle. 
 
 N'ov.'.«.MHi.O I*. M. Ko.se 
 
 Doe. IHIiol 
 
 .March, IHialGeorKo (jillies 
 
 Aug. 15, isiitllx. D. MoArthur . 
 
 Aug. 4, iwiii; 
 
 Nov.l4,lH7ll 
 
 Deo.2'.t, lH74'Janioii Wilson 
 
 Aug.'-'. IW.") Josiali Sliurio 
 
 Ai>r.'.'7, l«7i!'J. W Dexter 
 
 Oct. 3, 1871) .lames Ualoauquel 
 
 Feb. :i, 1881 John McVoeu 
 
 July '21), 1881 
 
 VACANCIEB. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Samuel Stewart... 
 
 William Beatty 
 
 St. Andrew's Oh., Beymonr .... 
 
 I'rofijsrtor, t^ueen's College . 
 
 ProfcHHor, (Jueen's College . 
 
 Hriiik Street Cb., Kingston .... 
 
 I'rofedsor, (Jaeen'i* College 
 
 ( Storringtoii, I'lttsburgh I 
 \ and (ilonburnie ) 
 
 St. .\iidrow's('h., Kiugst.iii . 
 
 Napanee 
 
 Ht. I'etcr'B Ch . Madoo 
 
 ItylRtiiii and Marmora 
 
 John Street Ch., Uellevllle . 
 
 St. Andrew's Ch , I'icton . 
 
 Chalmers Ch., Kingston 
 
 Principal. Oui'eu's CoUogo .. 
 
 St. Andrew s (Ui., (Jananoquo. 
 
 St. Andrew's Ch., llelloville. .. 
 
 St. Andrew's Ch., Stirling 
 
 St. John's lUi.. Pittsburgh 
 
 Camden and Nowburgh 
 
 St. .\iidrew'8 Ch., Trenton 
 
 Duseroiito 
 
 Uosliii and Tliurlow 
 
 Amherst Ishitiil 
 
 Mill Haven anil Kruestown .. 
 
 ( Olenvale, Harrowsmith and 
 1 Wiltou 
 
 DeraorestvlUe 
 
 Lansduwne and Fairfax 
 
 Rurnbrae. 
 
 Kingston. 
 Kingston. 
 Kingntou. 
 KiugstuQ. 
 
 Sunlmry. 
 
 Kiug-iton. 
 
 Napiinoe. 
 
 Mailoc. 
 
 Canipbellford. 
 
 lielleviUe. 
 
 Picton. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 Kingston. 
 
 I)aiiiuini|iie. 
 
 Belleville. 
 
 Stirling. 
 
 I'ittsferry. 
 
 Newburgli, 
 
 Trenton. 
 
 Deserouto. 
 
 KoBlin. 
 
 Stella. 
 
 Mill Haven, 
 
 K. F. Fegan 
 
 1. James Cormack, B.A 
 
 Hinchinbrooke andBedfonl ... 
 
 Wolfe Island 
 
 I Melrose, I.on><dale and 
 I ShaniKiuville 
 
 St. Coiuilii>a & St. Paul,SIadt»c 
 
 Camden (Hth) and Tamworth. 
 
 Maynooth 
 
 Ij' Am able 
 
 Thanet and Kidge 
 
 Carlow 
 
 Mayo .. 
 
 Piilineraton 
 
 roii'^econ 
 
 "■— '--irpt 
 
 Minister without ehsrse 
 
 14 
 
 T, S. Chaubkrh, Pret. VUrk. 
 
t« 
 
 I 
 
 ccxliv. 
 
 AI'I'KNOIX 
 a, IMIKSHYTKIIY OK PKTKHIHiHoroH, 
 
 MIMHIKIIH. 
 
 1. J«m»» <'lel»n(l . 
 
 t Jolin Kwliig • 
 
 "• r Wmdel 
 
 ^iiiitb 
 
 Aiidri-wi 
 
 i. f'tiHir Dill " 
 ft. Tlf^^atl'lf r r 
 
 , . M DlillKl"- 
 
 I <'lurk 
 
 1 ,.,i.iiiil, M..\... 
 
 14. t(. J. IttiHtf If 
 
 l.'i. JanifK <'miii'f"n. M.A 
 U. F; r. Torraiup. M a.. , 
 
 1.1. J Vi. H'lHii, K.A 
 
 111. UuUnrt Hd'vomoD ... 
 17. A. MoLi^.i! 
 
 VAiANCii, 
 
 llATK 111' 
 OltDINAllN 
 
 ri.IIKIIH. 
 
 riaiit., 
 Oct., 
 Mitr., 
 I Out., 
 
 M»y, 
 .Nov., 
 Apr 
 K»l> , 
 >iily, 
 Mar I 
 Nov., 
 .M:ir.-.!1 
 
 l»i:i'J. Ii. TUUttln 
 
 IM4i< H. H. iliHt 
 
 1H47 lluuli Wiition . 
 |n.|'.i \ii'l UiitliDrtonI 
 IH.-1I U. lliiirl'oii 
 
 1KV> .lllUKpIl HlltullOKOU. 
 
 1H.'>7J ■ 
 
 lNi):i Jolii) CiirueKla .. .. 
 
 18ti7' 
 
 )>«7l T. .f. NoUnll .... 
 I ' • \l<iJC. DoiiulM .. 
 
 I.Mlll 
 
 Iluiilnr ,. . 
 I lliiiiltitlii 
 1 v-l 000. a..lilieily, . 
 IHH" 
 
 ,lH.Ma 
 
 M. '1 lioiii|i«()n .. . 
 {Juioi'N (htiy ... 
 l,)o«. Itonili'rHon. 
 
 W. K. Koxboro. 
 .'.loloi .M. FIfo ... 
 
 Mi'x. Oir 
 
 UISHtON mTATIONH. 
 
 c'0Nim«<t»T10NI. 
 
 .Mill MlroKt. Port H»p«...... 
 
 Oiiiniiiix', l.i'li«viiIeB,nil \ 
 
 , Mllllllt I'l.'llBHllt t 
 
 CiirtwriKht iiml Itallylull •■ 
 
 (IriiftiMi Mij I ViirnoiivillB 
 
 KiiKiiii mil WuHtwoixl 
 
 MiiriiiKv lUu iiii'l Ilfltlmny 
 
 CollMiriimiiiil llnuhtoD 
 
 Ht. Aii.lrew «. I'uturboro' 
 
 KorulKii .MInKiniiiiry 
 
 l.ikntU.UlHiia North Hinltli 
 WnrWwortii ini'l Cuiiii.linllrjro 
 
 Klrnt Cliiircli, Port Hopu 
 
 Mllllirook iiipl ('KiitrnvlUe .. 
 
 St. I'liiilii, I'l'tirlioro' 
 
 Iliithi"<iltt nil. I .\liiwlok 
 
 HiiUliiirtoii mill Mluilou 
 Hiirlol.Mli, CIiuikIuh, eto . 
 
 Iliiltlioore iiii'l OolilnpriiiKs . . 
 (iiinluu HUi uifl KuuxvlUa .. 
 
 ColioiirH 
 
 N4»rwoo«l 
 
 HiiDtliiK" 
 
 llol.LMyKuoii iiii'l Duimtonl. .. 
 Wuniiw mill DiiTiiiiii'r 
 
 purr orru v.*. 
 
 Pnrt Ho|)f . 
 
 ; Mount rUninDt. 
 
 I.Otllll. 
 
 (trafton. 
 iKeniie. 
 It'ttnrlmro'. 
 
 iColboruu. 
 
 Puterlioro'. 
 llDilorH. 
 ;i,iik«tli'M. 
 IWiirliWortli 
 [port lloli"- 
 
 Mlllbroiik. 
 
 Paterlxiro'. 
 
 Hetliemlik. 
 
 Mltuliiu 
 .Aimliiy. 
 
 jHttltlraore 
 'onraeu Hill. 
 
 Coboiiru. 
 
 No'wood. 
 
 HMtlngi' 
 
 DiiiiHtord. 
 
 Wuritiiw. 
 
 .iMlnileii iiiiil Hiililiiirtou 
 .'CbiiiiiloH nil I CnriliU.... 
 
 W. liKNNKTT, Vreii. Vterk. 
 
 3. PUK.SUVTKllY 1»F WlllTHY. 
 
 .\1««. Knuiiuily 
 
 A. A. I'riiiiiiiioml .. 
 .Imii.'H l.illl", M.A. ...; 
 Wiiltor M. UoKcr, M.A. ; 
 
 Ailiun H|KMi«'r I 
 
 Huuli Crozifr 
 
 .lohu .\lirnli!iiii .... 
 
 J. J. Ciiimiron. M.A. 
 
 .1. A. Ciirroii'liiiPl ■■ 
 
 T. Atkinson. 
 
 Alii.x. l''riiH.r 
 
 .\10X. lil'Klil'. M.*. . 
 
 H. 11. KiiHtiimn, II A. 
 
 VA<UN<'IKH. 
 
 Hop. ; 
 
 Oct. '. 
 
 Nov., 
 Nov., 
 AUR. 
 Mar.' 
 Nov. 
 
 Mill'. 
 
 .'miiV 
 .'llct. 
 .loot. 
 .iMiir. 
 .INov. 
 
 IKL-i 
 
 lHt7 Jolm Miiuilonnld . 
 
 1HI','1 TIl'IB. YolloWll't'H. 
 
 Wii, Wni. Huron, jim 
 
 IHCs' " Stiilkor 
 
 IMII'.I .loliii Miinru 
 
 IHT'J I'r, (liiiiii 
 
 1M71 Tliort. .McCiiiiiu-. . 
 
 H7.'> .lolui Mii'hnol . . 
 1-<"M. T. S. l''i!r«iiHoU .. 
 
 IWS \lii.1. Il«ith 
 
 l«7'.l Uobert Hmltli .. 
 , H7!t'.I K, Htcelo 
 
 IlKTlUI'.r) MIMHITIIS 
 
 wrniour rimioi:. 
 
 1. .lohn Duulmr 
 
 2. Will. I'oiittio 
 
 Will. Vomi:; 
 I'oter Nfisliit . 
 
 :Wi'.linut ClmrBo N..-..,.i U. 
 
 N«wcii»tl« iNewcivitle. 
 
 Ht. riiiil><, Ilowiimiivillo Howi.mnvllle. 
 
 ; Aslibiini iiud rtiott , A«lilmrii. 
 
 ;l)iirliii«ton • ■ to*iimiivillo. 
 
 'I'oit I'urry iiuil I'rlnce Albert., I'ort Perry. 
 . Wliitby. 
 
 - jPickerinK. 
 ('oliiiiibiiH. 
 KniilHkUlou. 
 Orouo. 
 Clarke. 
 '(iHliiiwa' 7 iOiiliawa. 
 
 Clm-eMinut Iciarpmont. 
 
 Ouub.iitun, Krskine Church.. lUunbartou. 
 
 urry 
 
 . Whitbv 
 
 I I Pifki'riiiK, St. Anctrew'H 
 
 •| i mill Ht. .loliu'H 
 
 . ColniiilniK ami llniukliii .... 
 .iKnniBkilleii iiii.l (Jartwrislit 
 
 .lOrouo 
 
 NKWtouviUo antl KeuOall 
 
 May 10,1853'. 
 Juu.:)0,l«)0|, 
 
 Dunbarton. 
 
 .losaph Klliot 
 
 Jumi'ft It. Hcott .... 
 
 .I.T. I'lril 
 
 A. McKay. M.A 
 Will, liocheail .... 
 Alex. Uo9H, M.\. 
 Arch. lUirrie, M..A 
 
 .lllllU'H HllBtlO 
 
 John McNabb. 
 1). MuDoni'.lil 
 
 K.C'iiokluiru. M.A 
 
 S. AchoHou _. 
 
 W. J. HuiytL, H..\. 
 
 Oct,, 
 
 JlUlU, 
 
 Apr., 
 
 Alls-. 
 Hep., 
 Sop., 
 Oct, 
 Ui't., 
 Dec, 
 Nov., 
 Mir.. 
 An..;., 
 Oct., 
 
 A. A. l)iiUMMoM>, f'rci. Cltrk. 
 
 4. PUKSUYTERY OF LINDS.VY. 
 
 I 
 
 18;)0!Tohn Anderiion 
 
 IHl^nutiiuil Miiiidter... 
 l.sao'UeuJamiuTmuie... 
 
 IK/i 
 
 InfjllJoliu Moffat 
 
 lS(iO;.l. C. Gilchrist 
 
 IHfil'Julin Oaiiiiichaul.. 
 
 IWjO ,loun .Matlhie 
 
 lS(i7iUol)ert Citliler 
 
 IST'J Lauchlin (".urrio .. 
 
 l,'(7;i,Wiii. W«lnh 
 
 1.170'Alex. liuask 
 
 I.i7s'.liimus Smith 
 
 Cannlnetnu 
 
 Clerk of Preabytcry 
 
 ItoUovcr 
 
 Klilon 
 
 I''oi!i>lon Falls and KoniBrville 
 
 Wooilvillo 
 
 Urook anil Manilla 
 
 ijinilbuy 
 
 Hoavi'rtnn ami Bouth Mora . 
 
 Can ■... . ail' I Fenelon 
 
 ViXu.' '.;4t' 
 
 Wick an 1 Or. enbunk 
 
 80o't;.ni I ' f 
 
 Conninfe'tou. 
 
 CriUi'.V'ray. 
 
 HoUover. 
 
 I/orneville. 
 
 V'oneloii B'alU. 
 
 Woodville. 
 
 Sonya. 
 
 i,iliil.-.U>. 
 
 llflaverton. 
 Olonnrui. 
 Uxbridge. 
 Wi.k. 
 
 I;" I ■!(!»; '. 
 
I 
 
 putT orrit KK. 
 
 •ort Hopt, 
 iliiiiiit IMonoiUt. 
 
 .citll*. 
 
 ) I lif tun. 
 
 \1111KI. 
 
 'iitcrlmro'. 
 
 'llllinrilU. 
 
 '. Iirlmro*. 
 ii.lnrH, 
 .iiki'fli'M. 
 Aiirliwortli. 
 I'lirt lliiiiii 
 
 MilltTOl.ll 
 
 I'wlfrlMiri)'. 
 
 llUtllVllltlk. 
 
 Mliiiliiu. 
 
 HttUltnore. 
 iiiir>l«ii llill- 
 DubdUrH. 
 So**wiio<i. 
 lluHtliiKH' 
 
 I'ret. Clrrk. 
 
 Neweiiitle. 
 liiiwi.innvllli'. 
 AKliliurn. 
 ItiiA'iiianviUu. 
 I'mt I'urry. 
 [Wliltby. 
 
 Pli^keriiiR. 
 ('cilmiibiiH. 
 KniiiHklUuu. 
 
 (Iriiiio. 
 iciarke, 
 jOshiiwu. 
 
 ClaromoDt. 
 Uunbartuu. 
 
 Duubartou. 
 
 , I'rca. Clrrk. 
 
 Cajniingtou. 
 
 CrauiVriiy. 
 
 BoUover. 
 
 Lorueville. 
 
 I'oiieloa Fallu. 
 
 Woortville. 
 
 Souvu. 
 
 Liijd»u>. 
 
 Iteaverton. 
 
 (ileiiarui. 
 
 t'ubriilge. 
 
 Wi.k. 
 
 AI'PKNKIX. 
 4. rilKSnYTKUY OV MNIWAY— r-wnlmuiU. 
 
 ccxlv. 
 
 iinimaii* 
 
 *AOANOIK>. 
 
 MiHHION HTATIXNII. 
 
 DATS nr 
 
 OHblNATl'N 
 
 .NilHKOATIOHlt. 
 
 Ttioma* llnlil 
 
 Aim. MiKtaril 
 Altii M'Ki'nxio 
 I'oUir TltomxiD 
 
 ran on iori. 
 
 'Hnnilarlnml ami Vrnnmanton. Hunitarlanil. 
 
 I.im.kiliilB luiil /■'I'hvr l.»inliil«l>t 
 
 Klrkn«UI uii.l Vi.tnrici . iKlrklli'lil. 
 
 Utuii|{fi>r<l uikI Niirth Vlura 'U|)t«rgruv«. 
 
 Ha 
 
 llniiiii 
 
 ..uki 
 
 J. It. HooTT, ''rr«, f:ierk. 
 
 Jamoa llitin 
 
 Couttit 
 
 Will. Ueia, I),U 
 
 K. Uontoiitli 
 
 JaiiiAii Du'k 
 
 Uiibort Wiilliios 
 
 Will (IruKX. I>.D 
 
 .Iiiiiios I'niiUlu 
 
 Will. Htowiin 
 
 Will. Muikli' 
 
 Jim. Al'Jiiiiiiler, M.A . . 
 
 Jiiliii Siiiilli 
 
 Will. (!iivnii. D.U. ... 
 
 Will. MoLiiron 
 
 .Ii.hii Hniwii 
 
 Henry M l'*rH(in« 
 
 Win. K .MeKiiy, UA 
 
 J, M. Kiii«, U.l) 
 
 .VIoxinclBr McKiiul 
 
 Daviil (Umu'loii 
 
 .IninoH (luriiil'^lmol 
 Wm. McWilliam, MA 
 
 . .Iiihn Ho«B 
 
 It. J. Miiciliinuoll, II. l> 
 . (li«). M. MilliK'iin. U.A 
 
 Jdhn Kirkpiitricik 
 
 Charlps A. Taniior 
 .Iin. Cariiiii'lmul, M .\. 
 1'. McK. Mcl.uii'l 
 
 .lolin M. Ciiiiioroii 
 
 H. retHnri'W, MA 
 
 Donal'l Molntotli . .. 
 K. 1). Mcl>iiren, It.U. .. 
 
 U. I). I''ni«er. M.A 
 
 Uobort (iray 
 
 J. U. Frmer. M.U 
 
 Potor Nlcol 
 
 5. PUE3DY i KRY OK TOKONTo. 
 
 AvrUB, 1»2<1 Ketir.'il 
 
 IKki; IRotired 
 
 Jun :tO, IMO' IWtdtKrn An..i.t ( Mif ••hurch. 
 
 Apr. il), 1H41' iUetiro.l, l'rBiil.yt«r> Clnrk 
 
 Dtic.'W, IHliiAlej. Marsh . 'Hii;liiii"iiil Hill 
 
 July IS, IMO AroUllulil Taylor , Wiinl t'liiircli, 'InrdnU) ; 
 
 .Iiiu.Ui, 1817 I'rofuiiH'ir. Knu» Collone | 
 
 liriiiii|itii(i Hurry Wont, et.' 
 H.in:bv I 
 
 OakvMleanil Diuiilan .nut 
 Norvttl .mil Union Cliun-li . i 
 KrHkiiiu Cliiirch. T(ir.>uto 
 
 I'rinoli'al, Knox Cdtlege \ 
 
 PriifeKnor, Kuox CoUoge ; 
 
 Uotireil : 
 
 KiiD.\ Chufnli, Torouto 1 
 
 Onim,'uvlllii 
 
 Ht. Jiiiiins'HiiiiareOti ,ToroQtO| 
 
 (;harl>';itun aii'l Altcii 
 
 St .\iiilrow'ii<!li..V"UK'iau.eto 
 
 il, 
 
 l\ 
 
 ■in. 
 ■il. 
 
 ■M. 
 ■i'X 
 ■M). 
 
 ;ii. 
 
 ■M. 
 
 :i.i. 
 31. 
 
 3r>. 
 
 ■M. 
 
 a7. 
 
 9.1. Isaac Campball 
 
 :)J. Alex. Oiiray 
 
 40. .Iame» Fraznr 
 
 41. J. B. (Hlchrist, H.A 
 4'.;. Wiiltor Anion. 
 41 
 41 
 4-. 
 4(S 
 
 iJati. r.i, IHH DavM Ilrown 
 
 SUr.ii. Wh 
 
 I Hup. 2.'>, 1H4H Anilrew Hobertitou 
 >May'20, lH;'il Jiihii heiilie ... 
 iHup. 'i, IMftl Jan. Alexamler 
 
 (let. 7, IHTii 
 
 Juno, IH,V|^ 
 
 Mayii), l!«4 
 
 !Si)v.l.-., 1N.>4 (leoritHHtftliorlaUil 
 
 f)i't '.".1, 1H.'>(1 Jnliii Hriiwu . 
 
 (lot. ■il. Wil Uiiliert Kilnnur 
 
 iMar.17, IH.'W/rhoumii UuMull 
 
 DtfclS, I1.-,n DavliI Klilur 
 
 .0>!t. 'J, ISifldiMi. Oliiuiiliorlain.St. Auilrow'ii CU., hinK.uto 
 
 Sep. imw William Itarliur .8tiuot»v I ilB 
 
 'Ann. a. IHiJI JaiuoK Hriiwn ICharlen Htroet <h., Tnronto 
 
 , Niiv.'Jii, IHIW Jnlin Kay jHt. Audrew'n Cli Jtcli, Turoiito 
 
 Ki)b. I, IHfW Hon Alox. Morria.'OM St. Anilrtiw'i. h.,'l'(irmito. 
 
 .;MayiW,lNiW Wui. WilH'Ui ■ 
 
 .;Out.l!7, lM(i;i Jhiikh Htiilinii., 
 
 |Nnv.l'l, 1.^70 .lainus Ijiiwrio ,. 
 
 '.liUH'J'.i. IMTlDiiiiiHl Mclntouli 
 .Nuv.i;.!, 1H71 U.IO. Hall iiityuB. 
 
 jjiiii. N. M7-i Ailaiii Mat liar . .. 
 
 Juni'17,187:i|Johu I'attoraon . 
 , Kop.2:),i«7:i 
 
 ICooko'H (!liuri 
 [St. Anilrtiw'«i('h 
 
 Kt Anilr«w''.i li 
 
 (V'litral I'll : I. 
 jKast C'liun- I 
 
 Wanton ttiil Wr 
 
 Molvill9 CU., .Marki uii, etc 
 
 Ciilleague and Siicci —"ir 
 
 nmto . 
 vrlxiro'eto 
 rkliam,«to 
 roiito ... 
 
 to 
 
 'tclKO 
 
 Sep.*.!, lH73!Ui)bi<rt Nulion ('hinitiiaooiuy, Ut ai I 2nil . 
 
 Hubt. AnilDiii.iu . 
 
 Daniel McMillan 
 Wm. Arrli«r i 
 W.OoodfuUow. I 
 
 U. P. Maokay, M.A. 
 Win. Friz7.i)ll 
 
 I Apr. 7, 1874 
 Sep.l.^, 1M7( 
 
 j Oct. '.'7,1874 
 
 Nov. 'i, 1874 
 {Jan. 5, 187S 
 I Feb. 8, 187« 
 
 Oct. 10, 1876 
 
 Nov. 9, 1870' 1), FotliorlnKhani. 
 
 Alex Tait 
 ,.,. John Pringlo 
 
 47. M. C. Caraoron, H.ll . 
 
 48. Win. A. Hunter, M.A 
 41. J. W. Cauioron, H.A. . 
 50. Abraliam 11. Dobson 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 Oct. <J, 1877 
 Apr. 7. 1H7H 
 May M. 187H 
 Nov.-JO, 1878 
 Mar.i1, 187y 
 Nov.K), 1H80 
 Nov.l.i, 1881 
 Nov.^, liiUl 
 
 O.K. Palby 
 
 Donald McDonald 
 John Hondoriion 
 
 H. W. Kennedy 
 
 Uichard Oodds 
 
 (ioortie FraHer 
 
 Walter H. Ijindaay 
 Jauies Itaukiu 
 
 York MillH, etc 
 
 Queuusvillo, etc 
 
 Knox Cliurob, Vauxb'^'J. etc 
 
 ColleaKueandHucceasiir 
 
 CollBKB Street Ch.. Tor nto... 
 
 (JoorKina 
 
 Choltonhani, olo 
 
 .Vurora and Kast King 
 
 Knox C'.luirch, Hcarboro'. etc . 
 
 Newmarket 
 
 Mono MillH, eto .... 
 
 Oeorgetown, etc 
 
 Milt .n, etc 
 
 I'arkdale 
 
 Went KinK, etc 
 
 BalUnafad, etc 
 
 John Stewart 
 
 Mil lain. 
 Mrif pton. 
 Tor' iitii. 
 Tornnftj. 
 iiiohiiioud Htll. 
 Toronto 
 Toronto 
 Mriv iipUui 
 i Hornby. 
 Oakvilie 
 i.Nurval. 
 Toronto. 
 {Toronto. 
 Toronto. 
 iNewmarki'l. 
 {Toronto 
 Oranueville. 
 Toronto. 
 Caledou. 
 .Mil pie. 
 Striini,'0. 
 Strei'tuvlllr. 
 loronto. 
 Toriitito. 
 Toronto. 
 Toronto. 
 Helidiile. 
 .Mark bam. 
 Toronto. 
 Toronto. 
 Weston. 
 Unionville. 
 Ilrniiipton. 
 (Maude. 
 Kgliuton. 
 Quecnsville. 
 
 Albion 
 
 Uichmoud Hill. 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Button. 
 
 Cheltenhaui. 
 
 Aurora. , 
 
 Auincourt 
 
 NewiiinrkBt. 
 
 Mono Milla. 
 
 Georgetown. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Parkdale. 
 
 Linton. 
 
 Uallinafad. 
 
 Shelburno and Primrose 
 
 Mount Albert, etc 
 
 Camilla, etc 
 
 Hurnin^'s MiUi, etc' 
 
 SiiMdhill. etc ! 
 
 Brockton j 
 
 LeHlieville, etc.... 
 
 Dixie ' 
 
 Deer Park 
 
cc 
 
 xlvi. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 5. PllKSHYTERY OF TORONTO— CondnueJ. 
 
 DATE OF I 
 OBBINATI'N 
 
 MINISTKHH WITHOUT 
 ClIAKOK. 
 
 , ThoinuH lidwry Sep. 
 
 . Geuiv" Liiwrtiuce Apr. 
 
 , ,Iolm Unrcliiy.P 1) Doc. 
 
 , UeorHe Hell, LL.U May 
 
 . Will. luKli'i ll^«c. 
 
 . ArcUiliiild CroBB |Aug, 
 
 ■I anion Stuiirt lAuK 
 
 . Win.C. Young |Sep 
 
 1. Williiiiu iiuriiB jMtty 
 
 18311 
 
 ih;i7 
 
 184i 
 1H4.I 
 1H47 
 184H 
 18411 
 1HJ4 
 18fi« 
 
 coNonKOATioNn. 
 
 POST OFFICES. 
 
 Toronto. 
 IToronto. 
 iToronto. 
 iToroiito. 
 iToroutn. 
 [Yorkville. 
 
 Tiiroiito. 
 |Tor(mto. 
 iToronto. 
 
 II. MoNTK.\TH, Pres. Clerk. 
 
 fi. PUKSBYTKUY OK BAURTK. 
 
 1(1. 
 17. 
 
 IS. 
 
 v.). 
 20. 
 
 William Frascr, D.P. . . Hopt.2, 1«34 
 
 Sftimiol IVirtpr ' Jiino., ItiO! 
 
 licibert llDilnorH H'oc. 4, IKW,, 
 
 John Uniy, M.A :Miiy21,lWl 
 
 William McConnoll .... April, Itol 
 
 OoorKe Craw Hoc., lawj 
 
 Win. AnilerBon, M.A. . . !.Iim.l!n, 18t;o! 
 
 KiiburtMooclio Miircli,ls(« 
 
 Alex. Diiwaoii, li.A Sep i!, imi:) 
 
 John Lcipcr ■l"ly. W'l 
 
 Alex. MclloiuUtl, li.A. . .Inn. Ml. \W, 
 
 Smith HiilclioHdii Ki'h. In, IsTI 
 
 Henrv Hiiielair I Nov. 14,1.^7^ 
 
 Kobert Fairbuirn, l!.A.iUec.ll,l.b72 
 
 K. W.Piinton iDec. 9, 
 
 ,T. li . S. lUirnett loec. 10, 1874' 
 
 J. .1. t'cicbrane, .M.A .Apr, 4, 1S7C, 
 
 Stuart Ai'beson [Oct. 11, 1871'. 
 
 J. K. liaillio \i)al.l-l, 18.M) 
 
 ,1. K.Henry jApr. li»,18S2 
 
 ,Tohn Tait 
 
 .lohii Allan 
 
 HuRli Truenuin 
 
 .John Lauibie.. .. 
 
 Neil Matliison .. 
 ,ToHe|tli 'I'elforil. . 
 ThOHia'* Shortreiul 
 
 •Irjlin Currie 
 
 .Tfihn Hrown 
 
 I'i'ter Smith 
 
 Daniel MeCuUum 
 
 187.) Adam Baimermmi, 
 
 W. Macwliinuoy. 
 .iDbii Mi'Claiu. .. . 
 
 .1, (1, Ibioil 
 
 JuiiiCB Irving 
 
 Jamoa Wilson . . 
 
 IKetirerl 
 
 Uetired 
 
 i(!olliiiKWOn(l 
 
 iPnstor Emeritus, Orillia.. 
 i I Central Church, Craigvalo 
 
 I 1 and liefroy 
 
 iMedonte and Flos 
 
 iMulmur anil UnBeniout — 
 
 Stayiier and Suuuidalo 
 
 Idnivunhurnt 
 
 ISarrio 
 
 I WeKt Nottawasaga 
 
 louthrifi Chur.ih, Oro 
 
 iKnox Chureh, Oro 
 
 Kssou and Willis Chs., Oro , 
 I Bradford, 2nd West (Iwil- 
 
 J liinbury,W,Qwillimbury 
 t and InnislU 
 
 AUiston and Carluke 
 
 Townliiie and Ivy 
 
 1st K.ssa, HiirnB' A Dunn's Ch' 
 
 Second Inni.sfil 
 
 J 1st W, (Iwilliiubury and 
 Cook.stown 
 
 l.'Harrie. 
 
 . , liHirir, 
 
 . . Colli iigAvood. 
 
 , .i()rillia, 
 
 I jCraigvale. 
 
 , ,i Hillsdale. 
 , ,;Uo9emont. 
 . .jStayner. 
 , iCcravcnhurst. 
 'Harrie, 
 Duntroon. 
 Shanty Kay. 
 Mitchell Square. 
 ' i.Iarrat'B Corners. 
 
 OBDAINED MiaSIONAniKB. 
 
 •21. Allan Findlay '.Ian. 7, 1807;. \rch. Cooper, 
 
 22. David .lames i May 18, 1881! 
 
 VACANT. 
 
 M18BION STATIONS 
 
 i— Kdwarda 
 
 iXeil Drunnnond . 
 
 ,\lc..s, :\lcl)nnaia. 
 
 W. Hunter. , 
 
 '. Bradford, 
 
 ) i 
 
 .lAlhston, 
 IThornton, 
 ii'.IcioverHill. 
 _JiChurchhill. 
 
 I Bond Head. 
 
 BracebridRO, Monrk &: S. Fhll^'nracebrblge. 
 J renetunsuislioue, -Midland I iiidlainiT 
 ( and Wyebridge i 
 
 Duntroon and Nottawa 
 
 Singlmmptoii & Maple Valley 
 j Iht and 2iid Tecimiseth '. 
 
 \ and Adjala I 
 
 Angns, N. Lowell ^Bonington 
 ( East Nottawasaga, Creo- \ 
 \ more and Dunedin t 
 
 (MlnoBing.CraighurHt, .Mid- 1 
 \ hurst, nnil Kuox(;hurch, r 
 
 I Flos ' 
 
 J Waubaushf'tje, Vesey and (, 
 
 I Medonte Centre I 
 
 f .Maganotawan.Sjiencp.Doe \ 
 
 \ liako and Besigboro' .' 
 
 I Huntsville, AllanBville, Ft, J. 
 
 ( Svduev, and Brunei 1 
 
 I St (b ted, Stanloydale, '. 
 I Hnodstciwn it Axe laiko , I 
 I'ort Carling and Feniusula... 
 I Uosseau, iurtle Lake and I 
 
 I Meisai'Uheimer's I 
 
 Raymond, Doe Bank, Mc 
 
 Intdsli and Bethel CI). 
 
 Macaulay 
 
 Ardtrea, WarihagO and |, 
 
 Severn Bridge i 
 
 Communda, Cam. Lake, I 
 
 \Jp,^-,„,.-,r,.r. ,'.• MrVitt:t!'s. i 
 
 f F,m=dale, Katrine, Burke's | 
 Falls, Ban icdalo and r 
 Kuox Church, Chaffoy. . ' 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 ccxlvii. 
 
 6. PRESBYTERY OF BAURIE.— Co'-ii'ii/fi/. 
 
 POST 0PFICE8. 
 
 Torouto. 
 iToronto. 
 Toronto. 
 !Toroiito. 
 iTorimto. 
 lYorkvillo. 
 Toronto. 
 IToronto. 
 j Toronto. 
 
 Pm. Chrk. 
 
 Hanie. 
 
 IJlllTiC. 
 
 Cdllintjwood. 
 .Orilljii. 
 
 'Craigviile. 
 
 HillBilale. 
 KoHeiuont. 
 Stiiyniir. 
 (hiivouhurst. 
 Hiirric. 
 Uuntrooii. 
 Shiiiitv Hiiy. 
 Mitclioll Siiiitire. 
 .Jiirrat's Cornura. 
 
 Bradford. 
 
 AUiBton. 
 jTliorntou. 
 Clover Hill. 
 IC'liurclihill. 
 
 Bond UciKl. 
 
 s Uracebrul«e. 
 Midluiid. 
 
 MINIBTEBS. 
 
 DATR OF I 
 OBDINATl'Nj 
 
 RETIRED MINISTERS. 
 
 W. McKoo, I!. A. 
 Thomaa McKoe 
 
 CONQll~'l.\'VWNB. 
 
 (NipisainR, Powhbbhu, and I 
 
 ' I South Ka»t Bav f 
 
 1 ( StrouK, Kast & West Stony (. 
 
 i ■) liiiko. IviKlo liiiko I 
 
 St. Petor'B. Franklin 
 
 IBaVBVille, Yorko. Uobertson.. 
 
 UflinBton.Kyde. ami Oukley .. 
 iParry Sound and t'arling 
 
 ( Coiliii(,'wood Mountain & I 
 
 1 Gibraltar 1 
 
 POST OFFIOB*. 
 
 Clover Hill. 
 i Uarric. 
 
 '', IDB. of SohooU, Co. Bimcoo 
 
 -^ ^^^ ^roi.DlK, Prea. Clei-k. 
 
 7. PRESBYTERY OK OWEN SOIND. 
 
 I. Duncan Morrison, M.A..iOct. 22, IS.'Sl 
 
 a. Hobert Dewar jOot. 7, 
 
 :!. William Korreat Feb.lR, 
 
 4. JijUiOB (Janieron Fob. IB, 
 
 5. Arch. M.-Diaruiid Apr.'27, 
 
 0. Alex. McLennan May 25, 
 
 7. Husb Currio Feb., 
 
 K. Arcliibubl StevenBon ..'Jan 20, 
 9. John Souierville, M.A.. Aug.2o, 
 
 10. Alex. F. McKenzie Mar. 0, 
 
 II. Alex. H. Scott, MA 
 
 12. AsblovT. Colter, M. A. 
 
 13. John Mordy, M.A 
 
 14. Jas. F. McLaren, 11. L). 
 
 1 
 JAub.22, 
 
 .iOecll, 
 .Dec. 19, 
 ,. Doc, 8, 
 
 iH.'i,'; 
 
 1K.^.7| 
 IK-)'.)' 
 1S.V.I 
 lWi9 
 1870 
 1874 
 1875, 
 
 1878 
 
 1878, 
 
 1H78' 
 1878 
 1880 
 
 James Mitchell . 
 Duncan McLarty., 
 Jamos McLean.. . 
 
 John Hrownlie 
 
 John Swor.l ,. 
 
 James Douglass 
 
 Itobort D. Coulter. 
 
 Robert Malcohu ... 
 
 llobt. McCau»laud 
 
 David Hobs 
 
 John Sutherland .. 
 
 ( Senior Minister, Knox Ch., I 
 
 1 O'ven Sound i 
 
 ll'aator limeritus. Lake Shore. 
 
 'Uetircd 
 
 Chatsworth 
 
 l.atoiia and Uockv Saujjoon. 
 
 Krinx Church, Sydenham 
 
 Kendy. Dohboro' and I'oabo.ly 
 
 St. Vinc(ait and Sydonbam . 
 'Division Street, Owen Sound,. 
 i ( KilBvth, N. Derby and (^ 
 
 , ( Cruickahank i 
 
 i (Coll. and Su.'., Knox (.'li,,i 
 
 I 'i Owen Sound f 
 
 'Thorubury and Hoatboote 
 
 Lake Shore and Leith 
 
 iKuphiasia and Holland 
 
 Owen Sound. 
 
 ,\nuau. 
 ()uu«ah. 
 ChatBWorth. 
 Latona. 
 Owen Hound. 
 K.ady. 
 Hlantyvo. 
 Owen Sound. 
 
 Kilsyth. 
 Owen Sniind. 
 
 Clarksburg. 
 
 Annan. 
 
 Uocklyn. 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 Meaford and GrierBviUe . 
 
 Meaford 
 
 .iTbomas Ormiston. Sarawak an<l North Kerpel- 
 ..IWilliam Johnston. Johnson. Daywood and Caveii 
 I ilnd. Peninsula, Lowur inda. 
 
 ■ I ' " " Middle 
 
 Arch. Hastie ICrawf.ird 
 
 Upper " 
 IWillianiflford and Berkeley . 
 
 .1. .SoMKllviLLK, M.A., Pres. Clerk, 
 K. PRESBYTERY OF SAIKJEEN. 
 
 John McMiUnn .Innc29, 
 
 William Park "ct. 1(1, 
 
 John Morrison Ian. 9, 
 
 StepliHU Youni! Sep. 19. 
 
 Donald Fraaer, M.A . Aug. 14 
 
 J. M. Aull May20, 
 
 J. B. Eakin,B.A Aug.U, 
 
 D.jP.'Nivon, B.A .\Iar.ll, 
 
 John Haikie Aug. 1, 
 
 T,. J.Brown ijuuell 
 
 John Cauipliell, B.A.... S(3p. 2, 
 
 A.C.Stewart |Oct. IS, 
 
 Peter Strnith, M.A (Sep 2(1 
 
 Donald McLeod. B.A ,!Aug.21 
 
 Alex. Nicol May27 
 
 John Chisholm. B.A. .. Aug. ;i, 
 Andrew Wilson .\uk.1i' 
 
 ; 
 
 ia'>7 Goorgp Crow iKuox Church, Mount Forest.. 
 
 IK,")? 4st Church, Durham, 
 
 IH'W Dun. McMdhin ,. 
 
 IHfifl Samuel Neil 
 
 It'(i7 James Scott 
 
 tHfis John Mc Heath . . 
 imo Peter McGrngor 
 
 'C.odurville and EHp!in'l'rot(m' 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 viUe and KHpUn' 
 Knox Church. Cliifoi-d 
 jSt. .Vndrew's Ch., Mt. ForcHt .. 
 IKuox Church, I'aluierston 
 JDundalk and FraaerSettlem't 
 ,^ , , I AmoH. Orchardville and i. 
 
 1870^James Dodds : • Middle Normauby ) 
 
 1871 James Moore Guthrie Church, Hariiston 
 
 I IS. Luther, Waldemar and ) 
 
 .IS':*: .'( Little Toronto i 
 
 1874 Peter liean Knox Church, Harriston 
 
 187.') James Hutchison.. Macintosh ami Belmore 
 
 1877, William Reid HoUtein and Fairbairn 
 
 1H78' Allan McLean St. Columba Ch., PricevdUi 
 
 ' 1879'Thomas Bowie .\vton an 1 F.ast Norrnauby 
 
 I . , , , . t'McIntyre, Maxwell and I 
 
 188i:john lnkBt(jr , Kevcrsham I 
 
 ,188l!Samuel Donnelly.. Markdalo and Flosherton 
 
 Mount Forest. 
 Durham. 
 
 Codarville. 
 Cliflor.l 
 Mciuiil I'ori'St 
 
 PldlM". itou. 
 
 Duniialk. 
 
 Mouiit Forest. 
 
 Harriston. 
 
 Luther. 
 
 Harriston. 
 Belmore. 
 
 JHolstel". 
 'Pricoville. 
 lAytoi . 
 
 Mclntyri'. 
 
 Markdale. 
 
 I ! Knox Church, Durham 
 
 'Alex Frasor 'St. Andrew'sChurch. Arthur . 
 
 lAndrew Lennox ...N. Luther, Ross & Gordon vllle 
 
 HISHION STATIONS. I Block's Comers A Gaudier St. 
 
 I i«t. Ali'irt?^''* dinrcli. Proton 
 
 S. YouNo, Pfa, Cli^k. 
 
 I 
 
ccxlviii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 9. PKKSBYTERY OF GUELPH. 
 
 HINIBTKBH. 
 
 DATE OF 
 OIIDINATI'N 
 
 I 
 
 GeoTKO Hmellie Mar. 18, 
 
 John Duff Auk. 10, 
 
 TlioH. Wiirilropo, O.I). Jiui, i, 
 
 Koburt Torniiico Ni.v.U, 
 
 Williaiii S. Hull Fiili.iiH. 
 
 Jainus K. Hmitli, M .\ . ..Imi. 13, 
 JainuB MiddlcuiiBa |.luii. :t, 
 
 Wm. MiUican 'Soi).21, 
 
 Alexander McKay, I) I) .Viir. 2."<, 
 
 .iFiinos H. MuUun July a:), 
 
 Ooortfo HiiiMh lApril, 
 
 J. C. Suiith, M.A., H.I). July, 
 James A. li. DickBon . ;July IR, 
 
 John Davidhon Feb. 4, 
 
 I'.vau Miiciiulay, H.A... ;llct. 1), 
 
 Ileurv KdiiUHon.M.A 
 
 ELDHRH. 
 
 CONOBEOATIONH. 
 
 POST OFPICBB. 
 
 Out in. 
 
 Donald Htniclmn Sep. H, 
 
 1). H. Cunieron Doc. 1(1, 
 
 Siiuoon W. FiHhor i 
 
 James Uryant Jan.iiii, 
 
 a. Wm. C. ArmHtroHK Mar. 8, 
 
 aa. A. M, Hamilton, M.A... Miiy'22, 
 
 ai. Uobort Fdwlie Oct 2,">, 
 
 24. Donald Tait, H.A . Oct. «, 
 
 25. Alexander KuBiuU .luno2, 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 mBSION BTATI0N8. 
 
 1S3C Teter liennio 
 
 1B:I0 S\ipnrannuate(l .... 
 
 1H4:1 1). Kennedy 
 
 IKiii Ketirod 
 
 IHl'.l .'Vrtliur McHean . .. 
 
 iKftll Jcilm Habbick 
 
 IH."!*; Alexander Hurrett 
 
 IH.ji). William Clarke .... 
 
 IWW M. McNauKliton ... 
 IhCJ Samuel WillianiB.. 
 
 ima Jiilm Dickie 
 
 l.sni Charloi David»on.. 
 ,!«;■) Tlionuis I)al(>lci9h 
 
 IHfjl! James DeanH 
 
 IHW) James Wifjbt 
 
 IflOO Simon C. Frufler. ., 
 
 18f).s William Dryden... 
 
 IsnOD. Henderson 
 
 1H74 David Hlack 
 
 1873 W. McDowell 
 
 i 
 1877 Jolm McLaclilan . 
 
 I 
 
 MelvUlo Cliurcb, Fergus Fergus. 
 
 iFlora. 
 
 Chalmers Church, Guelph . ...iGuelph. 
 
 lOuelph. 
 
 Knox Church, (luolpb |Ouelph. 
 
 Knox Church, Gait jGalt. 
 
 Clialuiera Church, Elora lElora. 
 
 r';n!;"temS:a'."'"''""^^'''[h-'--- 
 
 DufT's Cliurcb. Fast I'uslinch jMorriston. 
 Kt. Andrew's Church, Fer!?us. .iFerKUS. 
 Doon, Hespeler and Pre.ston . iHespeler. 
 Kt. Andrew's Church, Guelph. ;Gnolph. 
 
 C. Presbyterian Ch., Gait lOalt. 
 
 Alma and Ziou Ch., Nichol. . ..lAlma. 
 
 West ruslincb jCreill. 
 
 J Calvau Ch., llotheay, and ) jj,n,v,s„v 
 1 Moorefield i ^""'"'"•'y- 
 
 Rockwood. 
 
 Acton. 
 
 Flora. 
 
 Glenallan. 
 
 1.S77 Dr. rasHmoro .. . 
 1877 Hobcrt Wood 
 
 1879 John Moffat 
 
 1880 Duncan AnJeraon 
 
 iKookwood 
 
 Knox Church, Acton 
 
 iKnnx Church, Flora 
 
 Glenalliin and Hollin 
 
 j (St. Andrew's Ch., Hills-) 
 
 i burRh, and Hethel Ch., - Hillsburgh. 
 
 I Price's Corner's ) 
 
 Ichaluicrs Ch., Wintorbonrno .;Winterbourne. 
 iliurna (;b., Frin, and .AsprinBe'Kriu. 
 iKt. Andrew's Cbiirch, Berlin. ..iHcrlin. 
 'HawkesviUo iHawkeaville. 
 
 Peter Dunbar First Church, Eramosa iFrmofa. 
 
 Jeremiali Smith.. .NasniiRaweyad- Cii!n)diollville;Nas:-aynBaweya 
 iThomas McCruo... First Congregation, Guelph... Guelph. 
 
 MINIBTEBfi WITHOUT 
 CUAHOK. 
 
 1. William Meldrum 
 
 X HiinouC. Frasor, M.A.. 
 
 .iJohn A. Davidson. 
 
 .IWm. Louttit 
 
 Fden Mills iFden Mills. 
 
 Second Church, Garafraxa. . . flarafraxa. 
 
 K. Tonu.\saB, Pi 
 
 SYNOD OF HAMILTON AND LONDON. 
 
 1. i'KKSBYTEKY OF HAMILTON. 
 
 1. 
 
 Wir.iam Hancock 
 
 May, 
 
 t. 
 
 M. W. Ijivin^'btuuo 
 
 
 3 
 
 John Porti^iiut, 
 
 Dec, 
 
 4 
 
 Samuel Feiitr.n 
 
 
 a. 
 
 Thomas (i(ddsiiiith . 
 
 Ian. 5, 
 
 fi. 
 
 Wm. Clelund 
 
 Aug., 
 
 7. 
 
 James Hlitek 
 
 Nov. '.1, 
 
 H. 
 
 John ImiUK. M.A. 
 
 June, 
 
 9. 
 
 James Gcu-don, M..\..., 
 
 
 10. 
 
 .Tames McKwen 
 
 
 11. 
 
 John Mc Median 
 
 May, 
 
 12. 
 13. 
 
 
 Mav, 
 
 .lolin .Iiimi'S. D D 
 
 Jan.. 
 
 14. 
 
 John ti. Murray 
 
 July 7, 
 
 1!>. 
 
 James Herald 
 
 
 in, 
 
 Donald H. Fletcher, .., 
 
 Nov. s, 
 
 17. 
 
 Thomas Wilbon 
 
 Ap. 'i8. 
 
 I 
 
 IMl 
 184:i 
 181.-. 
 lN4il 
 
 I8,'.;t 
 
 lh..l 
 IS,-, I 
 l,-^,'-,4 
 IHT.l 
 18.-,7 
 1854 
 
 It-S'.f 
 IHfiO 
 1H(1.'I 
 
 John Denton 
 
 .\. ,1. McKonzia. 
 
 .lames Gibson .. 
 
 John Vassio 
 
 Aliuson Hobs 
 
 \lex. Held 
 
 Andrew Wilson , 
 
 James Iliach 
 J. I). Fetch ,. . 
 
 J. McDomild, Ml) 
 George KUwood . 
 
 Uetirod 
 
 Retired 
 
 Piat Dalhousie . 
 
 Hamilton, St. John's j 
 
 Niattura, St. Andrew's | 
 
 Ciiliuioma A AHim Settlemout 
 
 Dundas, Knox Church 1 
 
 Niagara Falls, St. Andrew's ...[ 
 
 Weliandaiul Crowlund 
 
 Waterdown 
 
 Lynodoch and Silverhill 
 
 Hamilton, Knox Church 
 
 Griliibb) and Muil' SclLIuUieUl 
 
 llotirod 
 
 Hauiiltnn, McNab St. Church 
 Caledonia, Sutherland Street 
 
 Fontbill 
 
 Sinicoe. 
 
 Port Dalliousie. 
 
 Vittoria. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Niagara. 
 
 Seiu'oa. 
 
 luindas. 
 
 Clilton. 
 
 Welland. 
 
 Wnterdown. 
 
 liVuedceb. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 tiliuihi' V . 
 
 Dundas. 
 
 P.milton. 
 
 heuoca. 
 
 18 
 111 
 ■211 
 ■21 
 •22 
 ■^ 
 '24 
 •2.'; 
 •2f 
 
POST OPFICBB. 
 
 BrRUS. 
 
 lora. 
 
 ui>l|ih. 
 
 iieli)b. 
 
 ii»l|jh> 
 
 lilt. 
 
 lora. 
 
 arafraxa. 
 
 orrifiton. 
 
 ortjUH. 
 
 egpnlor. 
 
 urn ph. 
 
 alt. 
 
 Inm, 
 
 ri'ill. 
 
 oMiflay. 
 
 ockwood. 
 cton. 
 lora. 
 loniillan. 
 
 [lUBburgli. 
 
 I'intcrbourne. 
 
 ii'iu. 
 
 icrliii. 
 
 fawkeflville. 
 
 assayngaweya. 
 ueliili. 
 
 '.lien Mills, 
 iarufiiixa. 
 
 'res. Ck:-':. 
 
 ■•(intliill 
 iiincoo. 
 
 'lilt Diilbousis. 
 /ittoria. 
 ■Jmiiiltou. 
 ^I'mt^ara. 
 Srii>'(ui. 
 MiiiilaB. 
 Jllltiin. 
 Aellaud. 
 rt'iiterdo-nn. 
 [jyuetlccb. 
 tiauiiltoii. 
 
 ;iiiiihi.>. 
 
 DumlaH. 
 
 l'..iuiltou. 
 
 auuoca. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 1. PRESBYTEllY OF HAUll/VOS. Continued. 
 
 ccxlix. 
 
 IS. 
 
 111. 
 
 ■M\. 
 ■21. 
 22, 
 VS). 
 24. 
 ■i.-}. 
 ■X. 
 
 •n. 
 
 •J8. 
 29. 
 
 :». 
 
 31. 
 H2. 
 33. 
 34. 
 
 ;«.. 
 
 3C. 
 37. 
 
 Jan "7 X3 "■.,.. (inei.la.ln.liana au.l Soneca 
 
 . , Wiiliai.,'l.ow..U ... I>rui.u..n>idvillu A Cluppawa 
 
 George BurBOii '.Tuno B, 1SC3 Robert I.awrie 
 
 Alex. Grant, H.A "— "" "^■' 
 
 Unbt.Tbom9on,liIi,I> , „ . , ■ 
 
 .1. L. BobertHon.M.A. . Sep. 11, 1H«7 Ja». San.lorKcn 
 
 u \r Hrnll ....May, IhC.k Bev. Geo. Oraiit 
 
 finoran Phrvatal .. .. IWW Wni. HemlerBon 
 
 Sa mol Lvfe . ■ ■ ■ Fob. 12, 1870 Jobn Stewa. t 
 Itohert .1 I 'aidlBW , .1871 .la.nej Hutchison. 
 
 St. (.'atbarinef, Knox Clmrch 
 
 Jan. 31, 1K72 .I.Webb 
 
 Feb. 17, 1«7.') Uobert McQuoeu . 
 
 .1H75 W.J. McCatta 
 
 .\rch. Dobbic 
 
 187CJi.bn Hroni,.iclo 
 
 William 1". Walker 
 
 Robert Thynne 
 
 George Bruce, B.A. 
 C. D.M Donald .... 
 Jobn H.Ratcliffe... 
 
 1). C. Mclntyro 
 
 H. R. Warrander ... 
 
 Tb^n.^'S^^ler ■.:::::: iUec. 7,1H8<. Alex.Th.,n,son 
 
 D. Rces I Adam Spcara 
 
 Strabaui) 
 
 SiiocoB. St. Paul's Church 
 
 Duniivillo 
 
 Fland)oro' West ....^. ■■..■ 
 
 Hamilton, Central Church. 
 
 Hamilton, St. Paul's 
 
 Hinbroiikand Sultfleet 
 
 Beverly • ■ :■■ 
 
 St. Catharines, First Church. 
 Tliorolrl and Port Robinson 
 (Vncastor and Alberton 
 
 Sep. a,187« Wm. Ziniuieriuan Heam.svdloan.lC nton .. 
 ' ... \lex. McKeague... St Ann's and Wellaudpoit 
 Junci.lfi-«l.;obn Waldic |Burlin«ton and Nelsoi; 
 
 St Catharinei 
 IDulforin. 
 nrunimondviU r 
 Strabane. 
 Siincoe. 
 Dunnvillf. 
 Flamboro'. 
 Hamilton, 
 i Hamilton. 
 
 F.ifrida. 
 
 Kirkwall. 
 
 St. (.'athorined. 
 
 I'horold. 
 
 Aiicatitur. 
 
 HoaniHVille. 
 
 St. Ann's. 
 
 \V. 
 
 F. J. F.cUnun 
 
 ,lg O. W. Fares, M.I) 
 
 Hamilton. Krskine Church .. 
 UlackUeatb, E. Heuoca iind j 
 
 Cftistor I 
 
 Port Colborno 
 
 YAOANCIES. 
 
 ThoB. Naughton 
 
 , Noil McNeil 
 
 . J. Younc 
 
 . John Chriatio 
 
 . .\.F. Fothcringbam 
 .■John Aguow 
 
 1 Hamilton. 
 KlaekiiPBth. 
 Port Colborno. 
 
 Port Dover 
 
 North I'cUiain 
 
 Jarvisand Walpolo 
 
 Barton 
 
 Fast Ancastor 
 
 Merritton 
 
 Kilbride ; ■; 
 
 St. Catharines, Haynoa Av. . 
 
 MISSION KTATIONH. 
 
 Anca!-t 
 Kilbri ., 
 
 BESlUINci WITHIN TllK 1 
 HOUNDS. j 
 
 1. R. G. McLaren ',■ 
 
 2. John (Jauld 
 
 Ijonth 
 
 Foit I'.rie and Victoria 
 
 Greon.svillo 
 
 illamillon Ham.lt.m. 
 
 J. Lain(;, M.A., I'nf. Chrk. 
 
 I'KK.SliYTKllY OK I'AKIS. 
 
 1. Ponalil McKeiizie 
 
 2. T. Alexander, M..V 
 
 3. Walter Inglis 
 
 4. W. T. McMullen 
 
 .5. W. Robertson, M A 
 
 (i. W. C ichrane, D.D 
 
 7. John .McF.weu 
 
 8. Roliert Hume.M.A 
 
 9. R. N. (ii-aut 
 
 10. Jauies Littlo 
 
 11. James Badantino 
 
 12. 1). D. Mcheod 
 
 13 W. A. McKay, B.A 
 
 14. ,Iohn 'I'hoiiiKon, MA. . 
 
 15. Gustavua Mvnro, M.A 
 Hi. W. M. .Martin 
 
 17. Robert Seriingeour 
 
 18. D. M. Beittio 
 
 10. Robert Chambers 
 
 20. Wm. Harr . 
 
 VACANCIKS. 
 
 iMar. 
 
 I()i;t., 
 
 iNov. .1, 
 Jan. if., 
 June 7, 
 Sep. S, 
 May 20 
 Dec. 21 
 
 April, 
 July 3, 
 Dec. 1(1, 
 Nov.20, 
 Aug. 10, 
 July 21, 
 Doc. 10 
 Jan. 30, 
 
 1-.3,-, 
 1-12 
 \K*\ 
 1S.V,) 
 is.v.i 
 l^V.I 
 l.SilU 
 
 IXC,.') 
 IBf'll 
 IHIM'. 
 1.S(m 
 1H70 
 1871 
 lb73 
 , 1h7.) 
 ,lh7^ 
 , 1880 
 
 (1. Bryco 
 
 K. Audei-son . . 
 Inhii H.iin 
 
 I. llarvie 
 
 S. L/harltnn .- 
 Wm. Patterson... 
 
 R. TurnhuU 
 
 Hugh U ivi.lsim 
 ,r. Ruthovfiird . 
 W. Clarke, .M.D... 
 
 James Miller 
 
 .r..hii McliCod 
 
 John Kdgar 
 
 M. McKenzie 
 James Harr 
 
 W. Wallace 
 
 William Weir ... 
 
 Emeritus •, ,. ' • i M^f^-^i'' 
 
 Mount I'loDhant and Burfonl Mohawk. 
 
 Stiiidev Street Ay"". , , , 
 
 Woodstock. 
 ChoBterlieliL 
 
 'Kihix Church 
 ■(;iie,tirl\eld .. 
 
 .'ZicnCiiurch , 
 
 iKrskino Church Ingersoll. 
 
 St. George I St. George, 
 
 ilirantfoni. 
 
 Knox Ciiureh 
 Princeton und Diiimbo 
 
 River Street 
 
 Dumfries Street 
 
 Clmlmors Church 
 
 Knox Church 
 
 Kniix Church 
 
 Norwich and Windham 
 
 (iU'nniovris ,■ , 
 
 St Audrew'B.E.O A Blenheim 
 Missionary, Turkey 
 Retired 
 
 Ingcrso 
 
 I'rinceti.n. 
 
 Paris. 
 
 Pans. 
 
 Woodstock. 
 
 \yT. 
 
 F.mbro. 
 
 Norwich. 
 
 tilenmorris. 
 
 iloble',1 Comem. 
 
 l-'iTzrouiii. 
 
 Brautford. 
 
 
 '*■ \ 
 
 R. Russell 
 
 ;J. Richardai'U 
 
 .1. Allison 
 
 Fir3t Church, Brantforrt 
 
 UiinrrUipiuid Ratbo 
 
 TiUonburg and CuUoden 
 
 i . .NillMlLI.K.S, Pr 
 
 VUi 
 
ccl. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 3. PKKSHYTKRY OK LONUOX. 
 
 UtNIHTERH. 
 
 IH. 
 1!). 
 
 a<i. 
 
 21. 
 
 zi. 
 
 K). 
 84. 
 85. 
 
 W. H. Kiitliorlanil 
 
 J. J. A. I'rniulfoot, D.I) 
 
 l);iviil .Mami 
 
 .loliti Kciiiiio 
 
 John Milloy 
 
 Neil MoKiuuou 
 
 DATK DK 
 OBDINATI'N, 
 
 CO.SOREOATIOSH. 
 
 rob, in.isii; .Idhii lleliitjTii... 
 .Iiil\ ii'., 1-.H Samuel J''ni.sor..., 
 
 i)ic.'2i;, is;m 
 
 A]!. W, 1H.-)T Dr. (luim 
 
 Full. U, IHV.) .James Dealiu 
 
 Fob. 2J, 1 1."-.!) Ale.t. McTaviHh . 
 
 Alexatiilor FraBer ... 
 
 Lacblan Canioron . . 
 
 J. MeConiiel! 
 
 Keniietli McDonolil 
 
 Doiialil Stewart 
 
 (lei)rt;e Sutberlaml .. 
 J. AlliHtiT Murray ... 
 
 Muiigi) Fraser 
 
 A. Ituamer 
 
 Joliii .M. Mniiro 
 
 lOut. 2J, imjl 
 
 Alexanilor Urquhart 
 
 Alox. Ilotiiiorsoii . 
 
 .Icisepb H. I'arailia 
 
 F. Hallautyne, M.A 
 
 A. H. Kipiioii 
 
 HiiKli ''iiiiieroii 
 
 .Tcibii Jcihiistou 
 
 J. U. Wri«lit 
 
 D. McCHllivray 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 MISSION 8TATI0N3. 
 
 mmSTEllB WITHOUT 
 CHARrtK. 
 
 1. Duncan McMillan ... 
 
 2. Alox. Hurr 
 
 .«nv, 
 Doc, 
 Oct., 
 Oct. HI 
 Nov. I J 
 Oct. 7, 
 Oct. 10 
 Ap, 25 
 
 Jail. 5, 
 Oct. 10, 
 
 Jan. 2, 
 Fob. 2.5, 
 Dec. 2, 
 Auk. 3, 
 Oct. 18, 
 July 10, 
 
 ISfi; 
 I Milt 
 IHDr, 
 iHDIi 
 lKi;<; 
 
 18W 
 1W)7 
 
 I. sin 
 
 ,1H74 
 IS"! 
 
 1M77, 
 
 187(1 
 
 ]h7'.( 
 
 1S7'.) 
 
 1880 
 
 iH8(i: 
 
 1807] 
 
 Gilbert Hyii'lmau 
 
 I'lioH. ratterson ., 
 Coliu Campbell 
 
 .Mex. ('amoron 
 
 J.P. Mi-Kellur 
 
 John Munro 
 
 Win. .stevoly 
 
 D.K.McKonzie .... 
 
 Jamos Diintilan 
 
 TbDinas McKay ... 
 
 David Crosaon... \ 
 
 Kihvarfl Wanyli .. 
 Wni. Cattamicb ,. 
 
 Klliot (iriow 
 
 Uobt. Hutlioiiand.. 
 
 -Vlex. Cainorun 
 
 Alox. McNiel 
 
 F. CbeesoborouKb 
 \Vm. VVobater 
 
 Kiio.x riinrcli, Kkfrid 
 
 First CInircb. Loudon 
 
 Now Olas^ow 
 
 .Ailsa CraiK nndCIarlislo 
 
 Ar(,'yIo Cburch, Aldboro' 
 
 MoHa 
 
 ! ( (lutbrie, I,onf;wood, audi 
 
 } I Coiiko> (,'li., Caradoc i 
 
 Tbame^fnrd 
 
 Nortb and Soutb Delaware. 
 
 Itelmuiit, etc... 
 
 (Wallace town... 
 
 iFinyal 
 
 St. Andrew's, Lcmdon 
 
 St. Tbouiaa 
 
 Wurdsvillo and Nowbin-y 
 
 Kintorn 
 
 (.'Iialiiiors audDulT'sCburcb, ) 
 
 Dunwicb f 
 
 Hyde Park aud Komoka 
 
 Fort Stanley 
 
 N. and S. Woatminater 
 
 N. and S. Dorchester 
 
 (ilnucoe 
 
 Lobo and (Jaradoc 
 
 Loudou Fast 
 
 St. James', Loudoii 
 
 POST OFFICES. 
 
 Strathbum. 
 
 liomlon. 
 
 Uodney. 
 
 Ailsa Craig. 
 
 Crinau. 
 
 Kilmartio. 
 
 Weudigo. 
 
 Tliaiue.nford. 
 Debiuaro 
 Helmont. 
 , Wallacetown. 
 'FinRal. 
 I<i melon. 
 St. Tliomaa. 
 Newliiiry. 
 Kiuture. 
 
 Cowal. 
 
 Hydo I'ark. 
 I'ort St.iuloy. 
 Wiltou OrovB. 
 Jtorcbester St'n. 
 (rioucoe. 
 Ij^djo. 
 
 Loudon F^aat 
 Loudon, 
 
 John Lahore 'Kintvre 'Hodnev 
 
 Thos Gordon StratliVov Stratiimv 
 
 Uobort Williams .iKnglisb Settlement, etc Vanueck 
 
 Lucan and Fraaer Church.. 
 Springfleld 
 
 vK"'""'*"' Kttiuoka. 
 
 ■ I\i"n'>ka 'Kamuka. 
 
 (;;;oiii;k .Sl riiKiii..\Nii, J'tr.-i. Clerk, 
 
 4. IMiKSBYTKIlV OF PIf.\TII.\M. 
 
 : * 
 
 8. 
 9 
 
 10. 
 
 11. 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 
 15 
 
 10. 
 17. 
 18. 
 
 la. 
 
 A. W. WaddoU 'Nov 30. 
 
 A. McColl Fob. 18, 
 
 J»diu Logio jDec, 
 
 vV'illiam King.. 
 
 J. W. Cbesuut 
 
 William W.ilker 
 
 TboB. Tallach, M.A. 
 
 Archibald (!urrie.... 
 
 Frederick Smith 
 
 Neil :McDiarniid 
 
 John Mecket 
 
 John Orav 
 
 (i. (". Meliobbie .... 
 
 J. H. Scott 
 
 J. U.liattisby 
 
 Donald Currie 
 
 A. M(I,eod 
 
 John Cairns 
 
 C. Lafontaine 
 
 TACANCIKS 
 
 MISSION STATIONS. 
 
 May, 
 Miii-., 
 Oct. 25, 
 
 1817 
 1M8 
 1810 
 1801 
 lrt.-.J 
 1853 
 
 Will. Ciltart . 
 ■I'b.i.s. IL Taylii 
 F.li. Stewart... 
 
 JunoJl,18.';7 .lo.sepli Hhu'k 
 
 Feb. 
 Ap., 
 Fob. 
 May 
 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 Soj.. 
 Doc. 
 Oct. 
 Fob. 
 
 1800 
 1807 
 1808! 
 1808 
 1870i 
 187-1' 
 187.1. 
 Is77 
 1878) 
 18S1 
 1882 
 
 F. McKerricher .. 
 Thomas Hood 
 
 Win. McKorrioher 
 
 \lex. Itartlett 
 
 D. C. .McMartiu. . 
 fieorge Aiuslio.... 
 John Flemini,' . . 
 
 .\lox, Hiiy 
 
 Thomas Trotter . 
 DavidTaylor 
 
 H.'irwi.l, 
 
 First Clinrch, Chatham 
 
 Fast Tilbury 
 
 Maidstone 
 
 West Tilbury and CombiT 
 
 First Church, Chatbam 
 
 Dresden aud Knox Church,) 
 
 Chatham Township (" 
 
 Kilmarnock 
 
 .\mhorstburBh,eto 
 
 Kluiira, Illinois 
 
 Thauiesville, etc 
 
 ;Windsor 
 
 jUidgetown 
 
 LeamiuMton, etc 
 
 iSt. Anilrew's, Chatham 
 
 WttUaeoburK 
 
 Florouco aud Dawn 
 
 Uuxton... 
 
 Jamos McKeown... 
 Jamos Walker . i 
 
 Botbwell Bothwell. 
 
 Dover ,1- Chalmors Ch., Hto. I ,, 
 Anno, III., U.S f ""USu'i- 
 
 Houdeau. 
 
 ("hatliam. 
 
 Valetta. 
 
 I'atillo. 
 
 (bomber. 
 
 Chatham. 
 
 Dresden. 
 
 Duart. 
 
 .'Xmhorsthurgh. 
 
 F'.lmira, 111. 
 
 Tliairiesville. 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Uidfietown. 
 
 Leamington. 
 
 Cliatham. 
 
 Wallaceburg. 
 
 Florence. 
 
 Uuxton. 
 
 Sombra . 
 Hendor.'^on 
 
 Wm. Walkek, Pru. Clerk. 
 
APPENDIX. 
 6. PRESBYTKKY OF SARNIA. 
 
 ccli. 
 
 MINISTEBS, 
 
 I DATE OF i 
 
 iobdinatin! 
 
 I I 
 
 James BurnH Duncan 
 
 John Lees 
 
 (Jworfie (UithbertBon 
 
 Jnhn McHobie 
 
 John Wells, M.A 
 
 John Thmnpaon 
 
 James Onrswoll 
 
 John A. McDimald .. 
 
 I). McKachern 
 
 John M. Almon 
 
 Hector Currie, B.A... 
 
 P. C. OoMio 
 
 J. M. McLiiitock 
 
 J. H. JohiiRton 
 
 James McKutcheon 
 
 .July I, 
 'July 10, 
 Oct. 7, 
 i()ct. 21, 
 
 jAui?., 
 Ap. 25, 
 
 Oct. n, 
 
 [Dec, 
 
 Oct. «, 
 Oct., 
 
 lM.-« 
 
 ia"i 
 
 18.J7 
 lR->7 
 1801 
 IWifi 
 l«i7 
 IHTO 
 l.-^Y.V 
 
 1H7.-. 
 
 Dnnalil MoMillun 
 Hunh WatHon . 
 D. S. Ilobortson 
 James Kelloy ... 
 n. MoF.iifliorn ... 
 Diiuiel .Mi'Konzle 
 Dondhl Mi'Gibbou 
 Doimlil Mnrrison.. 
 
 .\lox. Siiuth 
 
 AilauiDoll 
 
 CONOnBO\TIOMB. 
 
 I'OBT OPl'ICEB. 
 
 Ap. 25, 187C;Thos. Carmichaol. 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 .lXov.15, 
 •'•^ug.. 
 
 Ap., 
 ■ jAp. 25, 
 
 I 
 
 1B77 
 1H7!) 
 IS'fl 
 lH8i, 
 
 Jas. McNanghton. 
 MattliBW Mcliae 
 V. A. Mi^I'iiimiid. 
 Win. Bartlott 
 
 Forest anil Mftokay 
 
 N. Williams A N. K. .Adelaide 
 
 Wyoming and I'lympton 
 
 I'elrolea 
 
 Kast Williams 
 
 St. Andrew's, Sarnia 
 
 .\delaiile and Arkona 
 
 'Bear Creek nnrl liritjden 
 
 iPaikhill and McUillivray ,, 
 
 iBurns' Ch. and .Moore Ijino 
 t Knox Church, Thedford, ' 
 1 and Lake Uoad f 
 
 Watford iind Main Road 
 
 Mandtinmiti 
 
 .\lvinston and Niipier 
 
 ('orunna and Mooretown 
 
 I 
 
 MISSION STATION. 
 
 .'Wir Bryce Point Kdwarl 
 
 .'Joh^ Hysloi, Knox Cliurch, Camlaohie 
 
 MIOTSTKR WITHOUT 
 CIIAUOK. 
 
 1. Wm. Doak . 
 
 Oil Springs.. 
 
 Forest. 
 
 I'arkhill. 
 
 Wyoming. 
 
 Petroleft. 
 
 Ailsa Craig. 
 
 Sttrnia. 
 
 Adelaide. 
 
 Hirkhall. 
 
 rurkhiU. 
 
 l.oKierait. 
 
 Thedford. 
 
 W.itford. 
 Mandaiimin. 
 
 .\lvinston. 
 Corunna. 
 
 Point F.dward. 
 Canilachio. 
 
 Samia. 
 
 Geo, Cuthbkktson, Prea. Clerk. 
 
 6. PRESBYTKKY OF STRATFORD. 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 ThOB. Mcl'herson .... 
 
 James Boyd 
 
 Daniel Gordon 
 
 John Fotheriugham 
 
 Robert Hamilton 
 
 John K. Hislop 
 
 Archibald Stewart ... 
 
 Uobert Uenwick 
 
 John .Mc.\lpino 
 
 John Kay 
 
 J. Edsar Croly, M.A. 
 .John W. Hell, M.A... . 
 
 Peter Wright 
 
 Peter Scott 
 
 John McClung 
 
 Bobeil Scott 
 
 A. F. Tally 
 
 James Smith 
 
 lOct. 10, 
 July 7, 
 
 lOct., 
 
 Feb. 27, 
 MuneSO, 
 iNov.lil. 
 |Nov.20, 
 
 Jan., 
 
 July:il, 
 
 Nov.29, 
 Dec. 22, 
 Aug.'A't, 
 Mar. 0, 
 
 183S 
 
 1847 George Manser ' 
 
 1849 Donald Murray . ' 
 
 IKiO '• 
 
 ia">-<lcharlesl!aird 
 
 18«2 Uobert Boyos , 
 
 18fi'2!jamo8 McOunagle: 
 
 18«:tl I 
 
 18«:i'John Webster | 
 
 IHlja'John Wil.son I 
 
 ISIWJuo. W. Chalmers 
 
 Wm. A.Wilson, M.A.. 
 John W. Penman 
 
 IWW 
 1870 
 1872 
 
 Aug. 4, 1871 
 
 Aug. 3. 
 Feb.lO, 
 
 Sep. 29, 
 
 Nov.m, 
 Ap. 5, 
 
 Wm. Somcrrille 
 
 Jumea Callin 
 
 Thomas Laim; 
 
 Anilrew Iliddell 
 
 .A.lex. McTavish 
 Wm. McKenzie . . 
 
 187.1 
 1S71J 
 
 ,1879 
 
 187n|Georgo Grant 
 1880 Robt. Patorsou 
 
 Retired 
 
 Welloflloy 
 
 Harrington 
 
 Ketirod 
 
 Fullerton and .\vonbank 
 
 .\vonton and Carlingford 
 
 North Easthope & Tavistock 
 
 Retired 
 
 Widder Street, St. Mary's 
 Milvortou and N. Momiugton 
 
 Millbank 
 
 Knox Ch.. Listowel 
 
 IKnox Church, Stratford 
 
 IHibbert 
 
 j Shakespeare, St. .\ndrew's, [^ 
 
 I and Hampsf.ead i 
 
 Hurns'Chiir- n and Brooksdale 
 IKnox Ch, Mitchell 
 
 MiHBiona'y,.\hmednaRar,India 
 
 Knox Church, St. Mary's 
 Nissouri, N. and S 
 
 Stratford. 
 
 ("rosshill. 
 
 Harrington. 
 
 St Mary's. 
 
 Mv»tlierwo!l. 
 
 -■Vvonton. 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 N'owry Station 
 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Milvertbn. 
 
 Millbank. 
 
 I.istowel. 
 
 Stratford. 
 
 Cronjiirty. 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 Brooksdale. 
 Mitchell 
 
 I Alimodnagar, 
 
 "( lii'lia. 
 St. Mary'.s. 
 iBeltou. 
 
 mSBION STATION. 
 
 MINIBTEBS WITHOUT 
 CHAUC!. 
 
 1. Robert D. JIcKay ... 
 
 2. James W. Mitchell . 
 
 Wm. Loehead lElma Centre A Monckton ... 
 
 Wm. Taylor ist. .\ndrew'8 Ch., Stratford . 
 
 'BIddulph 
 
 Xewry Station. 
 
 
 Trowbridge 
 
 . I Shakespeare. 
 . Mitcbell. 
 
 I 
 
 John Fothkbinuham, PreK. Clerk. 
 
i ' 1 
 
 tf 
 
 cclii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 7. PRESBYTKKY OF HUKON. 
 
 KINIHTKUH. 
 
 I DATI'. DP 
 OUDINATIN 
 
 I. 
 
 :t. 
 
 4. 
 
 li, 
 7. 
 8. 
 '.I. 
 10. 
 
 u. 
 
 12. 
 13. 
 14. 
 15. 
 10. 
 17. 
 IB. 
 
 OlmrUiH Fl6toli«r iNov., 
 
 Koliert Uro, I),D ;Oi;t., 
 
 Jiihn Udhh net., 
 
 Mattliow Hurr Fob.14. 
 
 .v. J). M,;l)iiIlilM Ap. 20, 
 
 NiitliuiiiKl I'utevBoa ... .lulyUI, 
 
 IliiKli (jiiiioron Oct. 8, 
 
 A. Y. lliirtlov .Juno, 
 
 ,1 K Locheall, M.A Hoii.ai, 
 
 Areliibiild li!clv«aa Nov. U, 
 
 Peter MiiHKTOVi) MEiylX), 
 
 .TiiiiioH Pritohanl ()ot. 27, 
 
 Murk nauly Feb.2C, 
 
 T. <>. TlioniHon |Nov.2<J, 
 
 Alex. Htpwurt, H.A 'Soi>.i!2, 
 
 JosupVi Mc(;(;y, M.\ IKuIj. .'), 
 
 Colin Floluhor, M A.. Feb 20, 
 J. A. Turnbull, M.A ISop.l!), 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 1842 
 Wit I 
 18SI 
 1854 
 
 ihr,;i 
 
 IK, 
 
 IW,-.' 
 
 1S<U 
 
 IHCpI 
 
 IHtK 
 
 18«H| 
 
 18CN 
 
 i^n 
 
 1874 
 1875 
 lM7i) 
 1K7'.I 
 1881 
 
 J. K. Miller.. 
 
 famoHScdtt 
 
 ChuH. Simons ... . 
 
 .fohn Mi;K*-on 
 
 Hobt.MoI.,iiron 
 
 .lainiw Klliott 
 
 .T. S. I/aiilliiw 
 
 .lohii Ciimpbell . 
 
 .■\lox. YoiinK 
 
 .John Mildrow .. 
 
 Georf^o Hurt 
 
 JuninfllJromlfoot . 
 K. Oanioclan 
 
 CONOBEflATIONH. 
 
 UIURION STATION, 
 
 Retired 
 
 Knox Cliurcb,GodericU,eto.... 
 
 Bruoefleld 
 
 lietired 
 
 Heuforth, First con gresation . 
 
 Baytiold and Bethany 
 
 Ht. Andrew's Ch., Kippon, etc, 
 
 ItoilRerville 
 
 UnllPttand I.ondBdborough . 
 
 Ht. Andrew's CAi., Blytbe 
 
 DulT's Cli., McKillop,ptc 
 
 MaiichoHter and Smith's Hill 
 
 Hayfleld Uoiid and Home 
 
 Union (Jhurch, Brucotlold 
 
 Willis' Church, Cliuton 
 
 „. ,^,.L.. F.i-niondvillo 
 
 Robert Kirk Thames R"ad and Kirl<ton .. 
 
 Knox Ch., Ciodeiioh, etc 
 
 POST OKnCF.B. 
 
 Goderiob. 
 
 Ooderiel'. 
 
 BruoitleU. 
 
 Heafiiitli. 
 
 Keafovtli. 
 
 Haylield, 
 
 iKippou. 
 
 ■Hena.ill. 
 
 jliona.'.^borijush 
 
 iBlytlii). 
 
 'Seaforth. 
 
 Auburn, 
 i Varna. 
 iBrucefteld. 
 iClinton. 
 
 F.h'iuon Ivillo. 
 
 Kxetor. 
 
 Goderirii. 
 
 .John Perth 
 
 W. H. Moncar 
 
 Grand Bond 
 
 Exoter, Caven Church. 
 
 Qodericb (Gaelic) . 
 
 Gran^' Bond. 
 Kxetcr. 
 
 AncHiDALl) McLkan, Preii. Cirri:. 
 
 H. PKESBYTKUY OF MAITLAND. 
 
 1. Alex. Sutherland 
 
 2. KaniuehTones 
 
 :). Duncan <'amfirnn 
 
 4. Gooi'ue Brown 
 
 5. Ali'Xandor Grant 
 
 (). A. F. Moguoou 
 
 7. <;haile8 Cameron 
 
 8. Unhurt I.oask 
 
 9. He(^tor McQuarrio 
 
 10. Wni. T. Wilkins, B.A 
 11 .Tolm Ij. Murray, -MA... 
 
 12. ,Tolin iMcFarlaiio 
 
 i;). Duncan Davidson 
 
 14. James (1. Taylor 
 
 15. Alo.v. McNaiiRhton 
 
 1(1. Robert W. Jjeileh 
 
 17. Thomas T. Johnston 
 
 IH. 1) U. McKmo 
 
 HI. Thomas Muir 
 
 20. John Ross. B.A 
 
 21. J. B. Hamilton, M.A , 
 
 22. Jas. A. Anderson, B. A 
 
 VACANCIES. 
 
 Mar.l-t.lHlO Poter McDonald 
 So])., ls.")l TiioH. Striichan 
 
 Mar. rt, l^'fil JauK'B Baird 
 
 Aug., lS5i; .lamcB Wvlio 
 
 Auf?., 18.w'Finlav Mcl.onnan 
 I)ec.l.5, lH.'i8,Rod. CampliLilI 
 May 1, IW'd I'ovlics UolnntBOii 
 Nov. 21,l.-if.5 Kobt. Harrison 
 .May, IHfiii.lohn Dickson 
 
 Sep., IHCii John Edmoud 
 
 lOot. 28, l.-i«H;.)olin Morrison 
 
 jFeb. 7, 1872 Donald Blue 
 
 !()ct. H, iHT-i'Wm. Dawson 
 
 Julyii. Ih7:i (ioor!;o Middloton 
 
 iAuti. ■21.1.'*7.i .lamps SniPllie 
 
 iSpp. 10, 1M71 .lolui Bpnuott 
 
 INov. 7, l.sTIHohprt Elliott 
 
 June. 1k7.'. John McN'air 
 
 O^t. '24. 187i> Jas. Mfil.auKblan .. 
 
 Oct. 2.-<, 1871) H. W. Wilson 
 
 Ap. 27, 188(1 M. Mcl'herson 
 
 Oct. 7, la^iJohn Dawson 
 
 Knox Church, Ripley ninRwall. 
 
 Knox CMiurch, Brussel:! ;Brns«els. 
 
 Knox Cluirch, liUckuow il.uckno'V. 
 
 Wroxotor jWroxoti r. 
 
 .\shHeM iKiutad. 
 
 Huron IDinewU'l. 
 
 ChalmorsCli., KincardinoTp.' Armow. 
 St llolpn's and East Aslifiuld. St. Hell o s. 
 
 Uin^ham IWinMha •.. 
 
 Knox (Ui., Belgravo jBclyrave. 
 
 Knox Church, Kincardine |Kiuoardiuu 
 
 l>ino Hivor iPi"'-' M'ver. 
 
 EanKside lEanRsulp. 
 
 St. Andrew's Cb., Ijucknow. ...jEucknow. 
 
 DulT's Church, Walton Walton. 
 
 DutiK.union and Fort Albert.. 
 
 Molpsworth 
 
 Cninbrook anil Etl\cl 
 
 Fordwich and Gorrio 
 
 Melville C'lurch, Brussels 
 
 St. Andrew's Ch., Kincardine. 
 Whitechurch and Fordyoo 
 
 Dunftsnuon. 
 
 Molpsworth. 
 
 CranbroMk. 
 
 Fordwii'h. 
 
 Brussels. 
 
 Kinci rdinp. 
 
 Whitocliurch. 
 
 Robert Aitkin . 
 Thomas Mclvp 
 
 lihipvale and Eadio's 
 s,.uth Kinloss 
 
 iBluoval?. 
 iLuckuow. 
 
 KoBEur Lkask, Pres. Clerk. 
 
 9. rUESBYTKliY OF BRUCE. 
 
 1. John Scott jOct. 8, 
 
 2. Andrew Tiiimip June 'J, 
 
 3. William Blain July 1. 
 
 4. Peter Curtie ;l''ei'. '•' 
 
 6. David Wardrope . IIuiip, 
 0. Jolin Htraith [Jan. l.t, 
 
 7. B.C. Moffat :"•'- 1", 
 
 8. John Eadie jMiuvli. 
 
 !i. A. U. Forbes ■'■■■■:■ '■■■■ 
 
 10. Daniel DulT iXpr. Ill, 
 
 11. (^leoi-tje Mcl.onnau Nov. 8, 
 
 1'2. Wm.Fertjuson |Jun. 'i, 
 
 18.50 .John McKinnou 
 
 1,'.5:) 
 
 ifvor 
 
 l,s".5 
 1M;)5 
 1-.57 
 li57 
 IHOJ 
 
 ISlU 
 187;i 
 
 I 
 John MacPurlano 
 
 J, lines Dunn 
 
 Norman McKouzie 
 Samuel Kirkland.. 
 
 John McKay 
 
 .VndiowRowaud ., 
 
 James Douglas 
 
 '>Viu, M-ilp.'l'n . 
 Duncan .\IcCallum 
 Joliu Hen.ler.soii , 
 .Neil Beaton 
 
 N. Bruco and St. Andrew's, I 
 
 SauKoen I I 
 
 Southampton and Burgoyne .. 
 Tara, .Mlanford and Elsinore.. 
 
 Zion Cliiirch, Teeswater 
 
 WoHtmiiHter Cli., Teoawater.. 
 
 Ivnox Church, Paisley 
 
 Free .St. John's, Walkertou 
 
 Piukorton and Eokford 
 
 l-Jinl.-.-s and Hcrvie 
 
 N. Brant and W. Bentinck 
 
 Underwood and Centre Bruce 
 uiammia 
 
 Queen Hill. 
 
 Saugoeu. 
 
 Tara. 
 
 Teeswater. 
 
 Teeswator. 
 
 Piiiflloy. 
 
 Walkertou. 
 
 Piukertou. 
 
 KinloflB. 
 
 Malcolm. 
 
 ITndorwood. 
 
 Glummis. 
 
"-'" ] 
 
 I'OST (■KnCEH. 
 
 oiler icb. 
 
 oilonul'. 
 
 rucitlel i. 
 
 Bafi.itli. 
 
 aafiiitli. 
 
 ayliiiM, 
 
 ipjiou. 
 
 oiiu '^borouKh 
 
 lytli'i, 
 
 oiitiirth. 
 
 iibiirii. 
 
 itriM. 
 
 inic'fleUl. 
 
 liuton. 
 
 ;t;nion'lvillo. 
 
 ;xuti)r. 
 
 rodorii'ii. 
 
 trail'' llDud. 
 ixeUr. 
 
 Pre». i:itrk. 
 
 Dinowall. 
 
 llruHnelH. 
 
 liiickiio'v. 
 
 ^Vroxott Y. 
 
 Iviutail. 
 
 HiiiBwii'l. 
 
 Ariiiow. 
 
 St. Holf u'B. 
 
 WinRha 11. 
 
 Hel(,TttVi.'. 
 
 Kiui'iirdiue. 
 
 I'inM UiviT. 
 
 Uui'kiiow. 
 
 Waluiii. 
 
 ImnMiiiMon. 
 
 Mok'swortU. 
 
 Craiibrii'ik. 
 
 t'onlwii-b. 
 
 HruRaols. 
 
 Kinci riliue. 
 
 Wbiteiihuroh. 
 
 HUioval?. 
 Ijuckuow. 
 
 Pres. Clerk. 
 
 Quoon Hill. 
 
 Su'iceeu. 
 
 Turn. 
 
 ■I'uoiiwator. 
 
 Tcoswator. 
 
 I'iiisloy. 
 
 Wiilkerton. 
 
 I'inkerton. 
 
 ^bllcolm. 
 
 I'liJorwood. 
 
 GlaiuuiiB. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 9, PRESBYTERY OF hTiVCE.— Continued. 
 
 ocliii- 
 
 HINISTKaS. 
 
 DATE OF 
 OHDINATI'N 
 
 13. Jas. Qourlay, M.A 
 
 U. Hiiub McKay 
 
 15. J. FerguHoa.M.A., B.O, 
 
 ir>, Jas. T. I'aterson 
 
 17. \Vm. Gallagher 
 
 VACANT. 
 
 UISBION STATIONS. 
 
 Mar. 3, IfiVE 
 (ulyll,1877 
 Dec, 1)0, IH79 
 July^i.lBHO 
 Aug. M.ISHO 
 
 James Mulr Port Klgin ami Dunblane XilH^iili^nn VUl 
 
 MisHionary, QoreHay Miuiitouliu liu. 
 
 Alex. Dobbio.. 
 James McUeooh 
 
 CONOREOATIONS. 
 
 POST OKtlCES. 
 
 ThOB. McLennan • 
 
 W. McLean 
 
 (;h6Hl«y , Chesley. 
 
 HanovoranaN.Normanby J Hanover. 
 MiSBlonary. Sault Hte. Mario. Hault hte. Mario. 
 
 St. Paul's Cb., Walkerton,! 
 and Halaklava I 
 
 Halem Church, Klderalie. 
 Uiv( rsdale and Knninkillou. 
 rtluir'HLandiug&Ft.Wm 
 
 MaiiatowaninK 
 
 St. JoHeph'H Island , 
 
 Mcdilvruyand Druce Mines . 
 Tboasolon iilver 
 
 A. G. FoRBKS, Prei. Clerk. 
 10. PRESBYTERY OF MANITOBA. 
 
 n, 
 
 7. 
 
 8. 
 
 !). 
 lU. 
 11 
 
 la. 
 i:). 
 
 14. 
 
 \r,. 
 ifi. 
 
 17. 
 
 IS. 
 lit. 
 
 2(>. 
 21. 
 
 22. 
 2.). 
 24. 
 2.7. 
 2f.. 
 27. 
 28. 
 29. 
 30. 
 
 91. 
 
 John Scott 
 
 H.J. Ijorthwick, M.A.. 
 
 Jim. Sieveright, B..\. .. 
 
 Alex. Matheson 
 
 W. U. Ko8B, M.A 
 
 O. B. ritblado 
 
 JaB. Douglas 
 
 J. Forrien, B.A 
 
 Alex. Smith 
 
 W.Hodnott 
 
 Jan. K<ibert8on 
 
 O. Bryce. M.A.,LL.B. . 
 
 Thos. MoGuire 
 
 TbOB. Hart 
 
 Jus. Wollwood, B..\ 
 
 A. Campbell, B.A, ... 
 
 A. H. Cameron 
 
 H. McKellar 
 
 Allan B'jll 
 
 O. Flett 
 
 Duguld McGregor . . . 
 
 I). Macrae 
 
 John McKay 
 
 Jas. Duncan 
 
 Sol. Tunkansuiciye... 
 
 Wm. Mullius 
 
 H. Poison 
 
 D. Stalker, B.A 
 
 J. C. Tibb, B.D 
 
 J. Farquharson, B.A.. 
 
 A. B. Baird, B.D 
 
 June2a, 
 Aug., 
 
 July, 
 
 Nov. 20, 
 Feb. a, 
 Feb. 15, 
 Aug. 2, 
 
 Sep.'27,' 
 June, 
 Nov. 18, 
 Bop. 10, 
 
 1853 
 1853 
 
 1857 
 
 1800 
 J861 
 
 18ti5! 
 18ti5l 
 1865 
 1860 
 18C.> 
 181M) 
 1871 
 
 July 3, 
 Sep. 10, 
 Oct. U, 
 Nov. 12, 
 Oct. 27, 
 July 14, 
 Aug. 10, 
 
 33. D. McConnell, B.A Dec. 14, 1881 
 
 Jan. 2, 
 May 8, 
 Hep. 2.5, 
 
 Jan. 14 
 Jan. 24, 
 July 24, 
 Dec. 1.5, 
 Jan. 3, 
 
 Sep., 
 
 1H72 
 1873 
 
 18731 
 1874! 
 1874 
 1875 
 1875 
 1876 
 1878 
 1878 
 ,1878 
 
 iwo 
 
 1H«0J 
 
 188l! 
 
 1,1881' 
 
 ,, 1882; 
 
 1881 
 
 I West I/ynno, otu 
 
 I Mountain City 
 
 Prince Albert 
 
 Iselkirk 
 
 Boyne 
 
 J St. Andrew's, Winnipeg 
 
 Morris 
 
 Brandon 
 
 Uapid City 
 
 Birtle 
 
 KuiJt. of MissionH 
 
 Manitoba College 
 
 Bmerbon 
 
 Manitoba College 
 
 Minnedosa 
 
 Orounwood, etc 
 
 Nelsonville 
 
 High ItlutI 
 
 Portage la Prairie 
 
 Ukanase 
 
 Big Bend 
 
 Sturgeon Lake 
 
 Sioux Kosorve 
 
 Headiugly 
 
 Pointe dea Cbene.'i. 
 
 Gladstone 
 
 Uapid City 
 
 Pilot Mound . 
 
 
 Kdmonton ■! 
 
 West Lynne. 
 Mountain City. 
 Prince Albert, N. 
 
 W. T. 
 Selkirk. 
 CampbellvlUe. 
 Winnipeg, 
 Morris. 
 Brandon. 
 Caducis, N.W.T. 
 Birtle, N. W. T. 
 Winr.ipeg, 
 Winr'- iig. 
 Kmorson. 
 Winnipeg. 
 Minnudoita, 
 JStonowall. 
 .NeUonville. 
 High BlufT. 
 I'ort'ge la Prairie 
 Okanase. 
 Big Bond. 
 .Meadow Loa. 
 i Prince Albert. 
 ■Winnipeg. 
 , ;Fort hllioe. 
 .Headingly. 
 Pto. des Chenes. 
 Gladstone. 
 ,: Rapid City 
 Pilot Mound. 
 Kdmonton, N.W. 
 T. 
 
 P 
 
 •y 
 
 Thos. Hakt, Pres. Clerk. 
 
 i 
 
ccliv. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 CHANGES IN ROLLS OF THE SEVERAL SVNOUS. 
 I.-SYNOD OF THE MAKITIMK IMIOVINCES. 
 
 DEATHS. 
 
 I'rcali/lerii uf Wallurr— 
 
 .Faiiiea Wutsoii, of New Annan, December 12th, 1881. 
 
 PrcsbyUrii iif SI. John— 
 
 J. M. Brooke, D.D., Januaiy IGth, 1882. 
 
 DKM1SSION8. 
 
 Preihi/ten/ of Virtoria and Richmond — 
 
 William G. Forliea, Port Hastinss, .Tune 30th, IHHl. 
 
 Preslijilerij nf Wnllart — 
 
 F. W. Archibald, Amherst, May 2n(l, 1882. 
 
 Preabylcrji nf Lininihuri/ and Yarmouth — 
 
 William Ilobi-rtnon, Yarmouth, April .'JOtli, 1882. 
 
 Prtabtiterij of St. John — 
 
 Peter Melvilli-, M. A., li.D., Stiinley anil NiiHhwiuik, .lime 7th, 18H1. 
 1). WattorB, IJj.l)., St. David rt Church, St. .Inhn. .luly '.'Ith, IKSl. 
 W. McCuUaKh, Greenock Churcli, St. Ani jws, December lat, 1881. 
 
 I'rfnliiitrrii of Min.mirhi— 
 
 William Murray, New Carlisle, etc., August 2nd, 1881. 
 
 Presljitern nf Prinrr Kdward Island - 
 
 John Mcl.eod, DundaH, AuKUst 2'.)th, 1881. 
 
 Henry Crawford, Richmond Hay, October 17th, 1881. 
 
 John McKinnon, Georgetown, etc., February 2l8t, 18&2. 
 
 TRANSLATIONS. 
 
 Preibiilerti of I'irton — 
 
 Alexander Stirling, from Scotsburn ami Salt Springs, May 21st, 1882, to Clifton and 
 Granville, Presbytery of Prince Kdward laland. May 2'Jtii, 1882. 
 
 Presbjitery of Truro— 
 
 A. W. MoLeod, from P.arrsboro', August Hist, 1881, to West River, Presbytery of Pictou, 
 
 Septemlier 20th, 1881. 
 
 Prcsbyterii of }IaUfa.r - 
 
 C. B. Pitbl.ido, from Chalmers Church, Halifax, November :i.v., ,^31, to St. Andrew's 
 Chiireh, Winnipeg, Presbytery of -Manitoba. 
 
 H. II. MiiPherson, from Nassagawey.-i, Presbytery of Guelph, to St. John's Church, 
 Halifax, December 2ath, 1881. 
 
 Pre.ibi/li'rii nf Mirnmichi— 
 
 .1. A. F. McBain, from St. John's Church, Chatham, May 23rd, 1882, to Georgetown, 
 Presbytery of Montreal. 
 
 E. W. Waits, from Str.itfonl, Presbytery of Stratford, to St. Andrew's Church, Chat- 
 ham, March :i()th, 1882. 
 
 IMDUUTION'S. 
 J'lctbytcrp of Sidney — 
 
 John McDonald, Cow Bay, May 23rd, 1882. 
 
 Prmiytcry of Halifax — 
 
 Thomas H. Murray, Kempt and Walton, July 26th, 1881. 
 
iliftun and 
 
 of I'iotou, 
 
 Andrew's 
 *8 Church, 
 
 Bor({etown, 
 irch, Chat- 
 
 ArPENDIX. 
 
 Presbytery of St. John — 
 
 A. I.i>ve, Ht. Stephen, Jiilv C.th, HHl. 
 
 .1. S. Mullin, Stanley ami Naiihwaak, April llth, 1882. 
 
 Prnbytery of Miramichi — 
 
 James Ciuinn, Tabunintac and Burnt Church, May 24th, 1881. 
 
 OBtllNATIONB. 
 
 Pfcthytery of Sidneif— 
 
 . I amen A. Forbes, Glace Bay, October 18th, 1881. 
 
 Pretltytery of Victoria and llichnwml — 
 
 Malcolm Campbell, Strath I^orne, Anoint 30th, IKfll. 
 
 AuK'us McMillan, Mala«iiwatch and Uiver Dennia, January 25th, 1882. 
 
 Pres'/ytcry of Wallace — 
 
 Kwan (rillieH, Earltown and West Branch, River John, August 24th, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Pictou — 
 
 John L. (leorge, Sherbrooke and Ooldenville, December 20th, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Halifax — 
 
 John A. Cairna Upper Mua(iuodi)l)oit, March 7th, 1882. 
 
 Presbytery nf Miramichi - 
 
 F. W. CJeorKe, New Carlisle, etc., March loth, 1882. 
 
 Presbytery of Prince Edward Island- 
 John McI.«od, Strath Albyni, August 30th, 1881. 
 
 LICENHUKGS. 
 
 Presbytery of Pictou— 
 
 .lolin L. (.teorge, December 15th, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Halifax — 
 
 .Taniea A. Forbes and .Vnderson Rogers, July 5th, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Miramichi — 
 
 Angus Sillars, February 7th, 1882. 
 
 Presbytery of Prince Edvxird Island- 
 John .McLeod and Angus .McMillan, June 2'Jth, 1881. 
 
 cclv. 
 
 II, -SYNOD OF MONTREAL AND OTTAWA. 
 
 DEATHS. 
 
 Preibytery of Lanark and Renfrew-- 
 
 Walter R.ss, M.A., Beckwith, 7th July, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Montreal — 
 
 James C. Muir, D.D., f}eorgeto\vn, Quebec, 9th July, 1881. 
 Robert Wilson, Missionary, Montreal, Aug' 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Ottawa — 
 
 Thomas Scott, retired minister, Plantagoneiit, 7th August, 1881. 
 
 DE1IIS8I0N8. 
 Presbytery of Quebec — 
 
 George Mackay, Leeds, May 17*, 1881. 
 Robert H. Hoskin, Inverness, M:\y 1st, 1882. 
 
cdvi. 
 
 APPENDFX. 
 
 I« 
 
 I'rt.fhyUfjl nf Miiiitffit 
 
 TcltjH|ili"ie ISniuiUtftte, La Oiierro, September 13th, 'HHl. 
 
 Clmrli'H lJrniiill"ttB, Nmw (Hanaow, .Septniiiliar 13th, IHHl. 
 
 .luhn .l»'iikiii», D.I)., Ii(i. D., St. r.inl's (.'Imrch, Montreal, OitoWJ.'ith, IHHl. 
 
 l.i?im l)ionno. Juliette, NovniiihiT '.Hh, IHWl. 
 
 I'eter.S. liiviiiKntoiie, U.A„ KuHaeltown, . January 'J4th, LSH'J. 
 
 I'rtfliylerii III oilnwa- 
 
 .lohii W. I'ennmn, Carj) ami Klnhum, July lut, 1«H1. 
 
 I'rabiilenj of llroekiiille - 
 
 ArchiluiM Hiuiiler^on, St. Andrew'^ (Miurch, Mountain iin.l South (rower, Septeintwr 4th 
 
 IHHl. 
 KIkm Mulhin, North Au^untu an 1 KuirfiuUl, March 'Jl-t, 1H82. 
 
 I'rtshijUrii III (llnii/iirr!/ - 
 
 Diiiiiiin II. _McIii'iin;kn. Alcxan'lria, .Inly 'Jl«t, I.^^WI. 
 
 (JharluB Mi;Ii«iin, Knox aii.l St. .(.iine.H' Cluiroh, Koxljori)U|{h, March 22n(l, 1882. 
 
 TlUNHLATIONti. 
 
 Pretbyleri) of Qurlitc- 
 
 Amlrew K. TiiUy, Hherl)! k«, DiuHMnliiT 2.'n.I, IHHl, to l.o imluctfld at Mitchell in I'riMliy- 
 
 tcry of Stratford. 
 
 Prmbylerti nf Mmilrenl 
 
 Thoniiii llcnnt'tt, Hoiuihanioi^ and Chateaugu.iy, .lanuary Ktth, 1SH2, for Induction at (^irji 
 
 anil Kinliurn, in tho I'roshytTy of Ottawa. , , . . „, , 
 
 John .loHiiph (."asey, Kl^'in and At.ii'latanf, .Mureli Kith, 1HS2, for Induction into lay.T 
 ('hurcli, Montreal. 
 
 J 
 
 Ir 
 
 ':li^ ■ i" 'l . ■' 
 
 » ■» 
 
 .f 
 
 -'f 
 I 
 
 INIlUOTl'.lNS. 
 Pfesbyii-r;/ of QiieUr-- 
 
 Kicdorick P. Sym, Mclhourne, .May 17tli, IHSl. 
 Williuui llosH, Mi'gaiitic, Noveinlier lllth. 1H81. 
 
 Prnhiitery of Mnntrml - 
 
 Mo-ics M. Houdreau, New (ilaws'ow, .lanuary :)l.xt, ISSJ. 
 John J. Civev, Taylor Church, Montn -il, March lOth, IMHJ. 
 .laine.i A. K. -McBain, (Jeorjjetown, May ."itli, 1HS2. 
 
 Preihylerij of Ottawa— 
 
 (Jeorge McKay, 0.<i,'0(h1c, November 21)tli, 18S1. 
 
 Thouiii.i iiouuett, (jari) and Kiuliurn, December l:itli, IHHl. 
 
 Prithiitrrii of Lanark and limfrcw — 
 
 .fiwoph Andrew, MiddleviUe and D.ilhousie, .luly Ulth, IHHl. 
 
 Malcolm McCillivray, H.A., St. .Vridrew'rt Church, I'erth, Air,nHt Uth, IHSl. 
 
 iJuucan McDonald, M.A., HecUwitli and Carlcton Pl:u:e, Marcli IfJtli, 1H8.'. 
 
 Presbytery of Brockville— 
 
 James Mcllroy, Matilda, Au.?Urtt 'Jud, 18.SI. 
 
 OllDIN.VTIONS. 
 
 Presbytery of Quebec— 
 
 Josepli .VUiird, Missionary, French f.'hurch, Quebec, April 13th, 1H82. 
 William K. .McCulloch, Luod.s, April 27th, 18H2. 
 
 Preabylery of Afunlrrat - 
 
 Colbourne Heine, Chalmers (Ihurub, Montreal, N.iveinbcr 17th, 1H81. 
 
 Theodore A. Bouchard, Missionary French Church, Creuville, November 21.-ft, 1881. 
 
 Prenbytery of Ottaioa — 
 
 Vtenr^e Dunlop Ravne, B.A., Wakefield, September Oth, 1881. 
 
 Malcolm Stewart Oxley, B..A., ClieUua and Kast Templeton, Missionary, November LHli, 
 
 1881. 
 Robert V. McKibbiu. B.A., North Gower, January 10th, 188'.'. 
 
 Presbytery uf Lttnark fin'! T!'r,jrev! 
 
 Geor^'e T. Bayne, .Missionary, Wilberforce, July 21st, 1881. 
 James Ross, B.D., Knox (Jliurch, Perth, August 8th, 1881. 
 
ptoiiiliiT 4lli 
 
 APPKNOIX. 
 
 LIl-INMinRH 
 Prtthj/ttry of Qutlifc - 
 
 K'.lMTt V. MrKiMiln. RA.. Hi-ptcmlM-r 20tli, l(Wl. 
 .Iiilin Mi'tirv, ScptHiiiliiT JOth, 1mh|. 
 J(.»t.|.h AlUnl, Nuvuiiihor 2iiil, IKSl. 
 
 PtabyUry <,( Muiilrral 
 
 Jaineii Uei<l, B. A. , October 4th, 1 8H1 , 
 
 I'rtihytrrii nf Ldnark and lirnfrexo 
 
 John TownHend, July .Itli, 18S1. 
 liaorge T. Uuyiie, July nth, ]H81. 
 
 Prttbylery nf JlmrkiitU 
 
 (Jfortfo UiiiiK>i> lUyiie, IS.A., July 12th, l«Ml. 
 
 t't'lvii. 
 
 (2. 
 
 [11 ill I'renhy- 
 
 ictlim ut ( ';ir|> 
 1 iiit'i 'I'ayl'r 
 
 t, 1881. 
 
 ovember I'ltli, 
 
 Preibyifry nf Montreal 
 
 Aiithiiiiy Ciuilii -_ . 
 
 FiuiJeriok Home, Octobar 4th, 1881. 
 
 RRCKPTIIIM8. 
 
 me, July 12th, 18S1, 
 
 I'rrnhytery of Liiiutrk and Renfrnn 
 
 Jiweph Andrew, July llltli, 1HH1. 
 
 KNUOI.MK.ST. 
 I'rethytery of Lnnnvkanl Renfrew 
 
 Alexnuiler Mcljaieu, l..te of Brintol, April liilli, IS-^l. 
 
 RKMOVAI..t. 
 Prrihytery of Lanork and Henfrcm — 
 
 WiUiiim liiirii-., May Uth,lHSl. 
 KolM'it Hamilton, Hcplumher 20th, IHHl. 
 Sanmel I. Taylor, July --'Ut, 1881. 
 
 OHAitnKH I.V CO.VOBEO.VTIONH. 
 Prenhytery of Brockville - 
 
 St. Amlrew'i, Mountain and South (lower, and South (Jowcr and Mountain unitud an one 
 
 cliarKD, Mountain and South (Jowi-r, .March 1st, 1882. _ ..,,,, ,ua<. 
 
 North Augusta and Tairtitild, uuitf .1 with .Murrickville, iimler one Mimionary, April lUh, 1H8^ 
 
 Certified by 
 
 JAMKS WATSOX, 
 
 Clerk of Syn<)d. 
 
 III.- SYNOD OF TORONTO AND KINO.STON. 
 
 DKATH.'). 
 
 Prenhytery of Barrie— 
 
 Waiter Wright, tninliter without char^je, April 2Gth, 1882. 
 
 Prubytery of Duelph— 
 
 David Smyth, First Church, Krainosa, June, 1882. 
 
 Jolm ti. McGregor, miniHter without charge, December 2lHt, 1881. 
 
 1)BMI»SI0N». 
 
 Prabytery of Kimjston— 
 
 Jaine.s Cormack, B. A., Ordained Missionary, Camden and Newburgh, August 19th, 1881. 
 
 Presbytery of Peterborough— 
 
 T. F. FotheriiiKham, M. A., Norwood and Raatings, August 2nd, 1881, <ra account of donien- 
 
 tic affliction. . . . „ . ,,., .„„„ . . . , 
 
 Alexander MacFailaue, BobcayKeon ana Dunotorrt, tcoruary litn, iaj2, n.-ving rcci.-ivL-(i 
 an appointment from the Home Mission Committee, to laboui' as a Misaionaiy in 
 Manitoba. 
 
 l'" 
 
CclVlll. 
 
 APl'KNniX. 
 
 I 
 
 I'ntliyterii ,•( fVliilhi/ 
 
 Willuiii l',.«tti.., ('l,kr«in.,nt, hikI KrHki.io Church, rickerintf, Dccenihep rth, 1««1. 
 Pnthytrrii i,f Turnnliy— 
 
 I'rt^biittry »/ /JiirnV 
 
 .lolrn (fiuv, M. A., Oiillia, l(,.,..tiil...r .tlHf. IN«1. 
 
 Ih'i. '""'' ■'^'•'^- ""'•"'"■'' •^"^'•'"•""•y. MinoHlng, (rralghur-t. etc.. Heptemher 27th. 
 
 ThomuH McK..«, AntfUH, N,.,v I,..w..||. a.i.l nMni.yton, ().t.,I.Br U.tnl. 1(W1 „n ttoount of hi. 
 
 hunn« uccoi-wa tho ..iHce „f l„„,,.,ct..r of .Sch.",U for H.,„th .Siln'.^T.:" ' ^" 
 
 I'mhytrri/ of Owrn Simntl— 
 
 K' /'■ IUk'm''\i': '/^''"'"'l' ^'!^^'"»:y.v. I"»r»w«k a.>,l N„rth Ko,,,...!, (>rt.)M.r IhI, m\. 
 r.. II. K.M|j,',.rfl, .M.Mfur.l iin,l (iiut.,vi11.,, I ),,cftul)fr 27th, IH«1. 
 
 I'rtthjitrrii „/ Snni/ern--- 
 
 .Inhn Mmk,iy, Onl.uM.,! .MH,i„„,^ry, \„rth Luther, U...H, u.rl i i..r,I..nvill.., l)ecoml«,r l«t, 
 
 I'reihyln-ii uf iliulph — 
 
 li.,l»-it Turniiicr, Kirst CoriKregatlon, (;ii,.lph, January .lint, 1882. 
 
 •r'.liN 1 thmiwi Camilen an.l Nevvhurt^h. Novtmber l.lth, 18S1. 
 Ai^'t -Matthews, .St. AiKlr.nv's (;hMr.h, Trenton, .January 10th, 1H«2. 
 
 I'rtalijUri) ,i/ 'inrouln — 
 
 "^''"'Anrd; SnC'i'ii^a!- ^^"'''*"''" '^'""'=''' ««''''^""^"«h. ■'"'l St. JohnV Church, Markham. 
 J'rrthyten/ of Ilnrrir - 
 
 '*"!:n:'wy:i.:S: Mi;)'^lt"iSr""' "*■"'' ••''"'"' "" ^""' Po-'-Sf"'-'--. Midland. 
 
 /•mM-n/ „/ Ki„u»nn- ouu.nationh. 
 
 D.ivi.l K«ll„ck, Onlttined MiH»ionary, Millhaven ami Krae«t,.wn, July 2.;tl,, ISHl. 
 PnnbijUvji of Pfhrbnroitgh— 
 
 A. Maclean, Or.lained Missionary. Chandos, Durleih'h, etc., March Slat. ISHl. 
 Prethi/lvrit nf T'D-ontn- 
 
 J..hn \V. <'a.neron, H.A. West Klnn an<l Laakey, Noveml.er 1.5th 1881 
 
 Al,raha,n li. I).,l,s„„, l!ali.,afa,l and Melvill.. Cl^V,..), CaledJn! NoVemL 29th, 1881. 
 f 'etbytcrii i,f linrrir— 
 
 •".■hn K. Henry, First, Weat Gwillimbury and CookBtown, April 19th, 1882. 
 Probi/Uiy „f Sdiiiirni- 
 
 'vlllilew Wi'l''"',; MiL?^?^"*^,'"",:^*^?''^'-""' "."'' Feversham, August 3rd, 1881. 
 An.iuH w ilM.ii, Markdale and Flesherton, August lUth, 1881. 
 
 /• .-..; , / n . I . TRANSITIONS. 
 
 J'lrxbiitirii (if Fetcrbnrouiih— 
 
 K. R. lifattie, n.D., Baltimiiro and CoMsDrinirs March 91 «f ISHO »„ i?;..* riu u .. 
 
 ford, PreHl.ytery of Paris, May 9th, 1882 ' ' '° ^'"* '^'""''=^' "'"»"*■ 
 
 Prtsbiitmi (if Toroiilii 
 
 Prtubiitd-ji of Barrie— 
 
 l^uncan Maedonald, .ALA.. West Nott,w.a8aRa,Creemoro. and nnn„,l!n u. s. ^„....^..- 
 iionfr^w^F^ary'i^,"i;L2!- ''""^■^ ^'""^h- i>'"'"own, l're»byi;ry-ofIan;;rk;„d 
 
Hollof 1'rei.by. 
 
 leptember 27th, 
 1 oooiiunt of his 
 
 lur Int. 1881. 
 
 Decemlier Ut, 
 
 ch, Markham, 
 ene, Midland, 
 
 <H1. 
 
 h, 1881. 
 
 urch, 15r.int- 
 
 in'.i ('hniTh, 
 Lanark and 
 
 t. Anf!r;-iv's 
 Lanark and 
 
 
 AI'I'KNOIX. 
 
 eolix. 
 
 Plttbl/trrn nf llllrlph — 
 
 avid K..li,„ k, .r„ly ,itr,, 18MI, 
 
 IY,UdMc(wm.ll II.A.,.lulv.ith. I*il. 
 '•'' hijholm ll.A., .I,dy titli. \m. 
 
 ' L. Uvley, B.A. ^iily lith, 1)«1. 
 Prtabiji, ,-., nj WhUhtj 
 
 VV. K. Macnll.ich, July mth, issi, 
 Prrtbiilirii III' LinUmii— 
 
 Aiu'iiM .M»fLe,„l, .Muy.lM, ItWl 
 Atirjihain H. It„lH„„,AuK'iHt.Mitli, 18H1. 
 Prcti/tay .) Tm„iUo~ 
 
 .Um.ct Kaniuhaixon, U.A,, ,r,ilv .-,tl, IHni 
 
 m! i" I. • I,'""«''""' "■.'^- •'"'>"'tii, \m. ■ 
 
 Ma nlM, Mac(.r,.«,„.. I.A., .[„|y .^tl,, IHHl. 
 
 .(cli , .Ml, watt, Jiilvith. IMHI. 
 
 .'\ndivw H.nderri.,11, |(.A.. .fuly ,-.tli, IHHl. 
 
 Pirtl.iiUfjl nf (luil,,h 
 
 Andrew WlN,,n, ,(„iy ,-,tf,, ishi. 
 
 P>»h,r,-ffo/Pfte,bor,.u,>/>^ CON.MiKOATlONH KH»TEI,. 
 
 Prttbi/l, >■!/„/ Ti.n.iiii,-- 
 
 Ueer 1 ark on<anued a- a c..n«r»K'ati.,n. January bth, iHHl'. 
 I'ruabiiUru nf .Suiii/fin— 
 
 Xurth Luther, H,«j, and G,.rdnnvill,.,M;:Pch 14th 1881 
 Ku.'x < Lurch, Durham, HepteniLfr 20th, 1 (il. ' 
 
 /'.■e.M"V' of Ki,,a,to„~ '""""■""■ "ATI0N8 KRBCTKl,. 
 
 March 2'.'ud, 1882. ^^"'"""' "'"^ """«'' ""'' Ale'r-^e and I,on.dale, 
 
 PiifhiiUrii tif Hm-cii- 
 
 "'"se.tmw'^^rtt'lHMr'' ''""'''"' '""" ''"-'-K-W-ene, Midland and W,,.,,nd«e 
 ^""i^^tr;;!jSdl^;:f?H ^;- ,^|»';^v„|e. etc.. and unit., t„ Kn.da.., Burk^; 
 ^"^^Ul:;^v].,:!tal^2litnS:^'^^' ''"'" «^'h«' Ch„rch, and united f, Hunt^WUe and 
 
 ^"'^i;::'"K;:;i!';^^t'l^H2:" '^"^ "'""'• '"'^""""' "'"' ^'^i""-". -.■' -uted t„ the Peni„. 
 
 Axe Lake MrKanizeii June 11th, 18.H1 
 rraiiklin crKnuized .June 20th, 18»1. 
 Uakley "rKani,:od Jidy 2nd, IMl. 
 Barnedale nrKanized Au^'u»t lith, 188] 
 Hrunel nryanized .Seiitend)er 17th, 1881. 
 
 Prisbiitir;! of Siiiiijini — 
 
 .stlt.r?w" cV«rh 'prt '" ^^"■«".^"r?;'' "''^' ''''' ''"' """«'• '" Willia«,f.,rd. 
 oi. Antirevi » Ohurch, Proton, orKanized Dccemb-r 20th, 18«1. 
 
 1.5 
 
 ? 
 
 ■ 
 
 -I 
 
 ,./ 
 
 IHl 
 
cclx. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 IHANilK OK NAMK. 
 
 Prftliiild-y iif Siiugun — 
 
 Kdwlett SiUleraent chatiKed to (iiindin Station, .Septemlicr L'dtli, l.^sl. 
 
 Pr<.-<liiili III iif (liiiliih — 
 
 rrenljyteiian Church of Kiiii changed to Hums' Churcli, ICiin. 
 
 DISSOI.VKIl. 
 
 Pre.^liiiti ,11 iif Sdugeen — 
 
 CutswoM wa,^ dissolveil, December 2Uth, IHXl. 
 
 IIKMOV.M. OK NAMK. 
 
 The name <]f Mr. Wm. .Fohnson, .M..\., minister without (■linrf,'e, I'reshyterv of liarrii,'. w.is 
 re'oovcl from tlie l{olI of I'reshytery on accomit of hi.s liiiviiiK' Ifft the hounds,' May Hitli, 1SS_'. 
 
 Coir.|)ih;d from KeportH of I're.sliytcrie.s and certified to he correct to the liest of my linmvledt'e. 
 
 ■ rolC.N (;J;AV, .M.A., s.m.,.l Clti-K: 
 (•lilLI.IA, :Wil June, li<H2. 
 
 IV. -SY.VOl) OK H.V.MIl.TdN .\.\l> I.oXlxiN. 
 
 TRA.VSI.ATIONS 
 
 .Pri.ihiit' I'll of I'lifiji- 
 
 ('•. v.. .McKohliie. from Til-^onhuri; and Culloden, in tlie J'resbvtery of I'iiri,, to j;i<lKetown, 
 in tlie I'resliytery of Cliatham, Keliruary l.')th, 1^81. 
 
 Pre.ihii.% m nf Stmtf'iril 
 
 K. W. Waits, from St. Anch-ew's Church, .Stratfor.I, Pre.sl)Yterv of Stratfon!, \I.ar.li 14th 
 l!<Sl. ' ■ ' 
 
 OHDI.NATIONS AM) IMlUfTInXH. 
 Prixl/iiti rii nf Ilninillon— 
 
 W. 1). Kees w,as inducted into tlie pastoral charh'e uf Hlackheath, Kast Seue<M and Cai^tor 
 
 October lith, l.HHl. 
 V. .(. Edmunds was inducted into the pastoral chart,'!^ of P.u't Colliorne, January :llst, IWi'. 
 
 Prfuhijierii of Pitri.i - 
 
 .Tames IJallantine, formerly minister ..f Cobiuirf,', was inducted into the pastoral charye of 
 Kiver Street Church, Paris, April 2hth, lH8i. 
 
 PriKhiilcvii of Liiniliin - 
 
 D. MclJiUivray, formerly minister at Urockville, was inducted into the pastcual chaive of 
 
 St. .lai.'ies" Churcli, Lonilon, April luth, l.sSl. 
 J. li. .Johnstone was iiiducteil into the pastoral charge of .Vlvinstoii, .\pril L'Sth, IXSl. 
 
 Prexbi/teri) of Chiitham — 
 
 Thmn.as Talloch, .M..\., was inducted into the (lastoral chaise of Dresden and Knox Church 
 'I owiiship of Chatham, August Uth, IK-d. ' 
 
 -VnK'us McLeod was ordained and inducted into the past.iral clia'rife of Florence and Dawn 
 t)ctoher (ith, 18H1. ' ' 
 
 Dcmald Currie was inducteil into the |)astoral charge of Wallacehurg, Octoher liitli, 1.S81 
 
 .lohn Cairns was ordained .Ind inducted into the pastoral L»liarKe of liuxt.m and Raleigh, 
 rehruaiy ".'ml, 1882. 
 
 i'liahiitr,-;! nf Saniin — 
 
 ,)olin Lees was inducted into the charge of X.ufh Williams and N. K. A.lelaide, .Tamiary 
 
 Pretb//lerii of Stratfni-d — 
 
 ■^''''a^,"'..!Vi'<'-'!'''i'?h''^'' -^^ ■''■'*'""'"'>' •'•^ ^''"■' K'lnionton, N. W. Territories, wiw ordained 
 
 A. V. Tiilly, formerly minister of Sherhrooke in the Presbytery of Qnehec, was inducted into 
 the pastoral charge of Knox Church, Mitchell, January 12th, 1882. 
 
APPEKniX. 
 
 cclxi. 
 
 'aiis, to Jtidgetiiwn, 
 
 -atfor.l, Maivh 14il,. 
 
 ItiwtiHiil .■haruv (if 
 
 Ailelaide, Jairiary 
 
 Pretlnjtern of Huron— 
 
 IlKMISSIO.Na. 
 
 Pmbytery of namUtoiv— 
 
 D M.mro demitte.I the charKe ..f I'ort C,.lb„rne Jiilv "Mh 18S1 
 S. C. Jj^raser. .M. A., retn-ed .„ini.t...r, left the C^.n^^i 
 
 18«1. "" "^"-''■'"'"^"'^"""""'^^""'■■--■^eive.lcertiHcate September 20th. 
 
 Pre^^litcry of Paris— 
 
 Thoma, Lowry ,,e«itte.1 the cha.,. „f the Ki.t I.e.hytenan Church, Hrantford, .h.ly .-.h. 
 Prailtyttry of London— 
 
 :i,"J -•'•-'-^^ 
 
 All the ministers now formirur the Samii Pr„.i.,.f 
 
 tery hy action of the Ge^'eral As8e™iy;Au^S,rh:'T«ail''"''"' '""" ^"""'"" J'^^''^ 
 Prttbjiteryof Vhiitham ^ 
 
 ""• 'l.^;";^""''' "^ '^'"''-" -"' ^»the..lan.rs Corner, den-itte.. hi. charge Decemh.r 
 PrcKhiitery of Stratford - 
 
 Kobert l!..nwick demitted the c-harge of Abna Centr,., July 2X.t. IHKl. 
 Pf'xliiitery of So ruin— 
 
 Kar^d.ar McRae demitted the cha„e of We.t WilHan. and X. ,C. Adelaide. Au.u.t Uth 
 
 .r. M. Uoodwillie demitted the Car.-e of Kno. Church. Camlachie. November ...th ISH, ' 
 Prinlniln-y of Hin-oii-- 
 
 Andrew .;ien,iinnin, deuntted the charge of ,;,..„,, ^end, S.,,te,nbe,. l.th. iKS, 
 PrithjiUriiof llriu; — 
 
 . Ueo:^|MI. ..L.D.. demitted the char.e of S. 1,.,. ,,,,.,,,„ ,,.,,,„ ^,,^.^,,_,,^^ ^^,^_ 
 
 Py,-.h!,tn-y of HomiUon- Ucknsi-rks. 
 
 David Jame. was licensed and ordained for the Home Mission Held in .la,ni,.„„, ,,„ly ISth 
 U. \ . Thcimpson was licensed July l!lth,"1881. 
 Pirxljiitirii of Clmlham— 
 
 •r-hu Cairns was licensed to preach the fJo.pel. Deoe.nber l.ith, LSsl. 
 Priiihiiln-ii of H.a-on— 
 
 J. A. TurnbuU, >r.A., was licensed .Atay i»th. 1881. 
 
 PreHbatrry of HaniiUnn - I'KATHb. 
 
 William Craigie. minister of Port Do.er, died October 17th, Is81. 
 Presbytiry of Stratford— 
 
 Robert Hall, minister of Nissouri. died June 2t!th. 1881. 
 Presbytery of Sarin'n— 
 
 Peter M..Uermid. minister of Point ICdward. died October l.lth. 1881. 
 Pretbytcry of I'hiitham— 
 
 Donald McKeracher, minister of W<Ulacebur«, died -luly tUh. 1881. 
 
 Pretbytcry of Sarnia- CuN'ukkgatio.Sal i han,;ks. 
 
 ^''%h!;::;;:e Snatiol. &'?8t^\^^;'-*-" -■« -^ted mto a congregation under 
 
 I I 
 
 1 
 
cclxii. 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 Prfxlniterii (if Mnitland— 
 
 Mole^worth cungreis'aticn, by (lpci:ti<in of Sviiml of Hamilton auil London, tranHferred from 
 
 thf> Presbytery of Stratford to that of Maitland, Jidy 12th, 1881. 
 Knox Church, l.iicknow anil South Kinlons con^jregttions were separated July 19th 1881, 
 and South Kinli>^s jilaced on the list of vacant congretjations. 
 
 Pirxhntn'ij of Briire— 
 
 St. Paul's Church, Walkerton, am) Halaklava, were united into one pastoral charge Decem- 
 ber 13th. IKSI, 
 
 BkantkokI', April. 18^2 
 
 W.M. COCHRANE, D.I)., Sinvxl Clerk. 
 
 I 
 
 PK?:SBYTKRV OF MANITOBA. 
 
 DKATH. 
 
 John ni.ack, D.D., Kildonan, February I'.'th, 1.S.S2. 
 
 THK llKrKl'.ION OK MlNlsTKRS. 
 
 John Ferri.s .fulv liOtli. 1«81. 
 
 A. IJ. Baird, B.D., Seoteiuber, 1H,S1. 
 
 1). McCannel, B.A., Uth December. 1881. 
 
 Alexander .McFarlime, May 17th, l.'<«2. 
 
 OKIilNATIOSS. 
 
 D. stalker, B.A., .Fulv 24th, IH.Sl. 
 
 J. (^^ampbell Tilib, B.l).. Di-cendjer l.')th, l.HM. 
 
 .T. Fiiri|uhurson, B.A., January 3rd, 1.h«2. 
 
 IXlJl'CTIONS. 
 
 H. .1. Borthwick, M.A., Mountain Citv, November (ith, 1881. 
 
 C. li. I'itblailo, St. Anilrew's, Winnipeg, Decenilier llth, 1H81. 
 J. Farc|uharson, B. ,\.. I'ilot Mound. .T.-uuiarv :ird, IShl. 
 
 D. .Stalker, B.A., tiladstone, etc.. April .Hh,' 1,S82. 
 Alex. Matheson, Selkirk, etc., August 24th, Iwl. 
 
 liK.MIS»l(iX>. 
 
 S. Donalds, ,u, B.A., Meaduw Lea, .-tc, .-Vpiil. \XX\. 
 
 J. S. Stewart, B..V., New Dale, etc., December lltli, 1881. 
 
 Ale.x. Matheson, .Sprinjjtield and Suimyside, .Vugust 24th, 1881. 
 
 OBITUARY NOTICES, 1881-82. 
 
 THE REV. WALTER ROSS, of Beckwith, in the Presbytery of Lanark and Kenfrew, <lied at Car- 
 leton Place. ..nthe 7lli day ..f .luly, in the forty-eighth year of his ivije. Mr. lows, who was a native 
 of MilllircoU, Nova Scntia, entered i.,|ueen's College, Kingston, in i8.'>(!, and graduated in 1802. On 
 loth October in that year, he was ordained and ind>icte<l to the charge of which he continued to he 
 a faithful and beloved pastor to the end of his ,lays. Mr, IJoss was unostentatious, and even diltiilent 
 in his manner, but he was nevertheless an able nnuistii, respected by all who knew him. 
 
 THE REV. JAMES C, MUIR, D.D., of North (ieorKet..wn, Presbytery "f Montreal, died ou the !(th 
 of July, in hi- eighty-third year. Dr. -Muir was born in the town of Dumfries, Scotl.and. He was 
 educated for the udnistiy at the I'niversity of Kdiidiurgh. He arriveil in Canada in the year 18*!, 
 as a missionary >inder the auspicies ,if the 'JIasg.iw Colonial S.pciety. In September of th-at year he 
 was ordained and inducted to North Georgetown, "bich, luider his judicious and able ministry, came 
 to be one of the largest rural congregations connected witli the Presb.yterian Church. Dr. .Nluir w.os 
 a g'tnl theohjgi.'iii. niid an c.xcciu-nt preacher. In hig daily wrtik and o.iiiVeisali..n he exempliiieii, 
 with imaffected Bunidicity and constancy, the doctrines of the Christain faith, which he was peruiitted 
 Bo long to ])reach to others. 
 
APPKNDIX. 
 
 cclxii 
 
 Ion, transferred from 
 ited July lath 1S81, 
 
 itoral charge Decern- 
 I)., Sini'Ml Clci-k. 
 
 enfiew, died at Oar- 
 *s, who was a native 
 dilated in IfSd'i. On 
 1 he continued to be 
 iS, and even dithdent 
 ew him. 
 
 ■eal, <lied oil the !)th 
 Scotland. He was 
 da in tlie year 183(i, 
 nlier <if tliat year he 
 »lile ministry, came 
 rcli. Dr. ^iuir was 
 tiuii he exeiitplilieti, 
 ch he was permitted 
 
 I. 
 
 Jnly'™?WnuXr''°?ear?Ni*'''!fV'^''r <'-'"''^'•'^'"''"-'"'■ ''«''^"'-' ""^ "'« "" "'« 1^'th of 
 miss^,„ fie. H u^ xU t^;,l^' ■ ■V'^'^'^T^^ f"ithfull jand end,.red har.lness in the 
 
 Ht»tions.'''H:hadoni;he;S^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 when he was taken to his rest and rLwrr iw i T 7'' '«'e "tk', in the I'resbytery „f Chatham, 
 tionand of his m iVrPHhvV.ra \vl 1 .u "', '"' '""' "'■'•''i^iv «"'" the atfectionn of his cmKrera- 
 
 we ca^" ..ronTmce'nrSh'^r":!,;;:."''-^' '^"^ '" ""^'^ """' '" ^'^"'""- ■"'-'■""">' ^1'" 't. we fee*i th'at 
 
 year™f,isage^H'^rs^^^i;: ' ^t'l'T' P}?' ^^TV' T "'« -'■'''' -f-'v. "' the fiftieth 
 
 ofAIontreal.S'ecametoCana U" '^^^^^ 
 
 and, in April, Um. wis ordarne 1 nd i^,luc ' d to a" uZrl '"f"'"*'-^' *"■* i''"""'^'' "'-''"^ ^""'^' 
 
 Hupport.' He was a "In :;7:tel'i:;[»-:^';:f:Xi;S^uC;;S:''"'' "'"" ^"^ "'^''^""»'« 
 
 yearThi^^Je™r^^hf n°°^^' "^ ^''""''««rt- died on .Sahhath, the rth AuRust, in the sixtv-tifth 
 pi us la;^ie had sroke of '';n'''r "'''"''" " ^"^l"^ '•'^'''"'' ''^" '''««■"' came iudde Iv Onthe 
 Ijallylesson c' u ty of Antrin I,e a id ^'r' .^Lk- ' I'V" Vl"' f'"!*^ was insensihle. Mr. .Scott was born at 
 ordained in 184^ S me ve "„ .^o h? vHr.d *";t''«"'"«i«al education at IJelfast ClleKe. and was 
 quently conducte.l DilTne"^: nic'^' ,' hV^'Xint'of tV"l'" u! nl v " lit" ■""-"•>•. t''""^'' '- f-; 
 man, a Huent speaker, an.l an excellent preacher " '^ ' ^ "■■* " ^^'"-'"-hearted, genial 
 
 Port 
 iUie 
 
 Dov™di^!„^^!;^,^^^f^- '-:«-fiy;;ye- -i"^^^ l'->.yterh.n rhurch at P, . 
 
 months ; latterly his nickness beclmi severe J "^ had Ijeen m fai mg health for soa.e 
 
 ^Liil^^^r^/rl^^Vl^itr^^^'--"^-^^"'^ 
 
 „. ,1?^ fF'J°F', .»^.°'^-.?:I>-,.l>f Kildonan, Manitoba. After a lon^ illness and .r-.. >..»..-... 
 
 fries;;i;f..,-sc,;tund,'s;d^:^^?he j^,?^?of Pre;b^^ ;nis2n::;i7ihe' v,r^ tvi^J'^^^U''^- 
 
 was settled by Highlanders from .^therlandshire, who In 18 2 ami Ts] left thiVrn'rH„ ^'^'I'T'i 
 the same name to form a little colony under Lor,l Selkirk. Fo forty yei's "hl'y w^e™ wtry'Kbt;d 
 
 the union he was the oldest minister of tlie Church of Scothid in thp U^'rif!, t i. ?"« '""e of 
 was of a kind and sympathetic disnositinn. an flV^ nil''; t'?/.';, '" t'le Maritime Provinces. He 
 
 i 
 
 ii..h 
 
 1 
 
Cclxiv. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Chuich in 18;V' i, , Ifn, that fi. ,. /m ti i t u- ,""" ''?"' '" ''"'"' ''y '^"^ Cana.la Presbyterian 
 Oeiiial affalJp m,I Li,,l ,, , t i h •""' ""'"'■'■'' "'"I'tien, and with a well-stored mind. 
 
 h rrLence % ,h i,e" i:«n' to'Tin^ th" '" "■"•" ''"'" *," »'''^V""'■^"^■■ "^ 'J-^"" Christ To 
 
 terianiBin. a, d' n ? Pre Lte?"u m ^^^^ 'T 'i? '^H"'"''*'' the succens „f Presl.y. 
 
 studied at Knux fN. leL^ *,r"nt r.^ Ix-r •' "f. '''.'"™t'"" "> the Xorth-We«t. Dr. Black 
 
 of D.I). '""fhe, Dn.nt.). In l^,h (Queens I mvei-Hity conferre.l upon him the detfree 
 
 lm'^^l!^7uA^'^}[^t,\t^u^^^^^^ of. Kra.u.,sa, died in the month of .Fune. 
 
 siona'tvwJSl'!..ni''"lldTn n^^^^^ '">'• "ftemards di.l mis. 
 
 HKPOIJT ON THE "PRESBYTERIAN RECORD," 1881-82. 
 
 i.M,..oved during' the past year hvAhe . s. n^w v ,e r i /I ■' "'f ^'T' '"" V"" 
 
 now printed from stereotype i,lates The rem va f' h r'" "'r'^'' " ""^^ '""'""■ ^^t is 
 
 H.wn« of oxpen.utnre in ^.itu.i'tienaKh. u::clni^:^';:^^i::':^'^^^^;::r''' t!" if'V 
 
 of the cditoruil department are due to the r,,nvon»r., f fV, ■ •'"'•''^'Ve'>«ss. The thanks 
 
 the clerks of Presl vter es f/^ the i^if rn fti^^^,^^^^^^^ T''',''?' ''""!''" ''"'^ «"n,mittees, and to 
 
 KKCEIPW. 
 
 lialance from hu-t year 
 
 Hiibflcriptions and 'advertisements ^*}V', ■"'•' 
 
 S( 1.1 '2t) 
 
 KXi'KNlPMlHK. 
 
 C.mada I'aper Co.. for paper 
 
 >i.mti>;ai I'nntin^ Co., for pnMUhi.;^'.;;::: :::::. ;■:;:;:: ^niii s^ 
 
 The editorial department -'UiW Nj 
 
 Ottice e.x peii-e-.. rent, ta.ves, iiiMirance', clerk '..'.". ^rJ^J "f? 
 
 1 o.sta^'e.s an' 1 express charges ■ ,'•7,, 
 
 Stationery and sundry e.xpen.ses ,'Z 3. 
 
 laiance in Merchants' Jiank ^m M 
 
 i^";! 70 
 
 - 49:i.<M Go 
 
 «!);i«H (J5 
 
 Audited and found correct, 
 
 IJOHT. 
 
 M0NT1!K.\1., 'M/i ,///)„., l.S.SJ. 
 
 H. \\a1!I>EN. 
 
 JAMKS FLECK. ii.A., 
 
 Ohiiirmmi, ))rii tein. 
 
 IIEPORT OF THE RKV. PROFESSOR RRYCE TO THF GFNFR ^T 
 ASSEMBLY, IN CONNECTION ^VITH MANITOBA cJ)LlS^e; 
 
 thanblZ t^:;'=^'li!mti;";^. VJ.^t[!^:!^,^;f ^^'^'^-^-^^^ to him..des|res to render 
 the i/lessii.K "f God, rest and chaiwe of sceiie' have pa >nv„'r'.i, ^'i '^^""'-^^^ "ifoniea to ium. buder 
 •ppears, le-establisiied health *""""-"' "'" ''''"««'■»"'' symptoms, and, so fara* 
 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
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 70 
 
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 ;>rf) tofl. 
 
 tanceT'.'tTifHtaHF omL'1 •"ir"''"*' ^'. '"1^ Assnn.hly ntop. were taken t,, ,„p,,ly the nece«,ary a-Hsin- 
 
 L"torseklTs:a V ht'irifte ;r """■"'■'■ ■'■" '"^ ^'-'"^^ ■■^■•^'■^'^ -"' ^'-"^ '^^ -"»■ 
 
 MODK OK I'KOCKDURK. 
 
 of A^m.mhw'v I'l'" '''".'¥'y '«1^«^'''*« ';l'ini"n '-f the physicians an,! a nun.her of lea.IinK meml.er8 
 ot AHB.nnWy, y„„r oiuniissicner wa« reluctantly coiripi'llu.! to (five up the idea of hoMinif .mblio 
 meetmK« m co„ne<t.o,. w,th \ anitol.a throughout liritiin. This wa.s a n.atte of roeret ai "L^e i« a 
 VfZtVfTV'''' '"'"'•"'■•'tiV' »'"'"' Manitoba a<ross the Atlantic. To fru'wa, ,f the m ,ve,nen? 
 in favour of the Canadian North-weat, in which the Uev. Dr. Mac;;reL;or, of K.lin urjh harCe ho 
 
 were re >rinte<l by the (anadian (Jovernment and scattered very widely. The Uecords of the three 
 great Churches of Scotland, and those of the Irish an.i KuKdish Presbyterian Churches likewrse 
 published papens on our work. I?y advertisement an,l i.rinted ciroularr Manit ba wL mS: 
 prominently before the people of Scotland especially. A work on " Man toba ts nfancy (Jrowth 
 ami Present Condition," wa« publishe.l, which ha,s had a wide circulation. I arL^ nui% ers of ^8 
 of inquiry were answered, and much personal advice given to intending settlers t1'"wLwo^^^^^ 
 fr,;m which there seemejl im way of escape. The emigration from Scotland and Ireland to \UnU<d.a 
 
 ^'efme kavw'ff?! nf"' "'"' ""r'*-' '^'^' ^"'"'■■•"> ""■"""^ '"' «'"'' '" have left Kdil.bi^Kn; 
 iietoie leaving for Ikitain, your Commissioner received a communication from 
 
 HON. DO.VALI) A. SMITH, 
 
 of th^'chnrch?"' "" '"'*""^' "^ "" "™'™' ^"^'-"'"'''■V' '' '"-'«''■"« known that that warm Mipporter 
 
 Mli. .tO.SKPH MAfKAY, 
 
 thp: bkiti.sh (■hiuchk.h. 
 
 Briti^? ch!;;r::'?;;!:rL /';:^:rs z:r^!^^^". ^i^-""- ^'v^' "'^'■"^•' /"^ -"?? -<• .-"ther the 
 
 CHUKCH OK S(H)TI,ANI). 
 
 Sr.ntUn?%'^P^';J'i'.'' tVr-n .'l^*"''*"''* r'" '''''• 'J'^f"'"'" ''•« f'"'""'''' Committee of the Church of 
 Scotland The case of the College as well as our mission work wa« urged on the Committee ?in 1 
 Dr. Snodgrass earnestly plea<ied on our behalf. The Committee was most friendly Their fu^! 
 are just recovering, under the able m.^inagement of Dr. (irav, of Lib..rt..n, fr^ H sedous defie Zl 
 of two years ago ; and from a number of unexpected demands .lurin- tin. vear ove. w tl f ^ ?^i 
 little control, their funds were behind. Hut so a, "i is we I'rt fev tVshtlw 
 Manitoba College, that they granted i;2o an,l the au;,',unt";a7furttTm:!:' .^ :^Z, Si'?n K 
 4,0. At the (general .\sseinbly in Edinburgh, your Commissioner was accorded a warm recentL, 
 The feeling was unmistakably in favour of our Tnited Church Indivi,b>..l ., . i reception, 
 expressed themselves that th/re can be no .loubt of tl.e genemi I ne. A™ le w^'Sv^^^hit m ^ 
 time for Ma„i oba was coming ; and a suggestion that the amount no h-n^^Sed bv Ha ifax 
 College, and which, by the decision of the Scottish (ieneral Assembly, will n,,t Ken to the o.W 
 Provinces, should be given to Manitoba College towards Professor lU<t\ «JJl lil? ^ i i . 
 that of Professor Pollock, was cordially received by a nmnb/r of Znbefs of the Colm, ll P ''•»'" 
 for the coming vear. The visit of Rev. Dr. Sprott, of N^,rth H^rwick to ,mr AZih„ ' "'f'f 
 Manitoba has pfainly been followed bv good results. Your Co miss* ne^ can 3 t^.T'^ ^"t 'u 
 terms of the hospitalities extended to him in connection with the Ceneral Assembly! ' ^'^^ 
 
 KiiEJ? .-.irR.-K OF SK'TLASil. 
 
 No Scottish Church has taken a more genuine interest in Presbyterianism in Canada f>.«« fi,- 
 Free Church. For several years we have F.eeri largely indebted to hVr in our mission w.frkCW 
 
 
cclxvi. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 p;ra;!j,;:ui^;;s^'i;::j l-: ^^j-:-;- ;^f ^n^^. theco,o„ia. c„.„.ittee. o,. 
 
 an A»Hembly wa« renponsil,!, f„r the year or Hm. t720 i; M» -T.- T.^f """"^ was presented that 
 Mi»«...n Committee, east ami west, , JlJome S lefvin^ t'/yn'^ 1" ^ "' ■"^'' "' *'"<^'' 'f"" «"™« 
 made to thin Committee to Krant tlfO t/thiH Onl ,1^ri I.- ^ '"an '"^J* '.'''• ^M'1'lii.'ation wa; 
 year cram,.e<l for f„n,lH, it oh^rfMv^l^A^^Jl^^y :}]!'':^:. , ^ 'I'-kH the ( M.m,ittee is thi 
 
 wag 
 iia 
 
 year cran,|.e,l for fun,| Jt che';^ W^^r"»ted ?h « /.n^"''"''^- ''"'"'•■ , ^'"'"«h the ( ..„m,itte; is this 
 .ntf done by the ProfesHorn. A t&ee A^m 1^^^ o^ "> conMi.Ieration of the theological teach- 
 a.l.lresH the la.%'e attendance PreHent Tt the eve f,,^ hXh, '"'.'^ T*''^ ^:"'". ^'')i' Oomminmoner to 
 nenta work. Mr. Thornton /..lloweiUn a ferWd n»»t f ' ''7"te.l to the Colonial and Conti- 
 Hhonld receive a larger share of h^C , lit reVfunTti /" ^^^ ""^ '"' ""'l^V-*^^'^ ">"' 'he North-West 
 res,H,nHe_from the n.eml.ers present Thon^ ^h s seen.ed t. meet a warm 
 
 voner,itiHyetplea.singt,i(^,nLlLn8tokr,owthnrH "1?^ ">"" "'e late con- 
 
 nnd the ^4e.convener a Hon o the lalrilr UnZr ';;"r"'r' "''"••^- ^\ l^"™"' "' Kirkliston, 
 Cnna^ia The part taken by the Free Chnrch .V tie llvV "ho.se sympathies are largely with 
 e^peoally in connecti.m wit^i tL Ked 1 ^er sTtt empn'i^^ ^ P.esbyteria.iism, and 
 
 well grow stronger than ever in the newly iLveS^fcd of AFa^m "' •""'"^'■•"■"" ^'"ch'may 
 
 IRISH 1'HK.tnYTERldN CHI-RCH. 
 
 be pre.sent at the rri.Hh Assembly a; 
 
 "'■'"' ■ • '"'■ '" '" "'"'"^Htf ;.:L!» itr^i-^- c;:.Hn;;Th;}r;^h TC^g 
 
 and addre- 
 
 if ,..," \f ■'■•VT'"''!' "'"■■'.Biven your Commissioner 
 t,^' ^"^^: '"'.^"' 'h'^ ^''""- "! It? meeting 
 
 that it is able to .ive gr;^;^'in iXf ! f r'n^opl^'X t'l'^'' '7"' 7«"t "" the Irlnh 7l^^ 
 S-.mg to .Manitoba. A visit to Belfast was'3e Ir vmfr ^ ''' •"''•'■'"'-'• "'"', """'>' "^ ^^■''"■" ^'e 
 shown in Manitoba there. "* ''•' y"^" *-"'nunm,mer, and much interest was 
 
 INITEI) PKK.SBYTKBIA.N (HMiCH. 
 
 her sister Churches in liritain in the eva,,!el7At .n o ,1 li ' '.""ther Church took no part with 
 opportunity of a,ldressing the United PieX'teHa V^^^^^^^^^^^ ^ ".-r < 'ommissioner had an 
 
 aid a resolution of a favourable kind inss,.,! W '^"''^i«:" ■}Ji»" "H Committee, wjvs well received 
 Committee -a new Committee not "t in;ki,'^g ?'::;:''''''«, '' '" tl- Continental and Colonia 
 no funds, the n.atter w,« referred back to tile V'S A isli n c '^'"■l'!*' "' ' ''" ''"""""t^* having 
 .Synod, your Commissioner was .dven the Ifr ,X of f t-.">"m'ttee. At the meeting of the 
 claims of A anitoba College and the luissio iw ,rk VX v'^^^^^^^^^^ .'^'-i '"Ivocating the 
 
 .Jddressed the Synod in favour of C.a d i.T ! of M ,n t, ,K,; ■ ' "^^ ! • '' , i">\<ri\"^^ bairns afterwards 
 
 THANKS Tl) lilllTISH OHLIlCHKs. 
 
 has Jp^ftl^ZJ^^Z!" %Z^T:ZZi^J:fl:i;r{ '\' 'V "' ''^ ="''->■ ^'"-ches as 
 thanks to these several ClHirches be given by thrtienerarA^ recommend that votes of 
 
 satisfaction given in placing the „rdi^ary FuLtf throl^ira't^tiSVe r/j;"^' '"^ 
 
 Donations. 
 ^ ^.:^"'^''. 7 A';^ "'"Hl"« ;>f necessary ad,lk^:,M. o bel, ^l^ ^'i'^^"'V'''' S'^*^" V them ha. 
 
 1 to the making of necessary addition, to the i, r.f ,, f "^f """"t B'ven by them ha. 
 
 College. A valuable collection of •>m) Molli, ,Jn • '^''•'■"^•'tus for the Laboratory in the new 
 
 •..fess.u- Duns, of thl]^!* ct::''l^:X""T;"^""^_^'^ catalogued, I^H been pr" 
 
 sented by ProVessor Duns, of "the Free CN,lTeg'e''Fd7.Tw;,'i!'''',', '''""*'' ''"" ^?t'*''«"'^'l. has been pre- 
 Patterson cm his vi.jt to Britain in 1878. *" ' '^'^'"'^"'«''. '" inirsuance of a pr.miise made t«t)r. 
 
 INDIVIDUAL UONTRinUTrONS. 
 
 ^e^'::S::'LiI^Jt T^'t:irLShirkroJ:f;j;!'^''"''"rr -"« *" ^ ""«'- of the 
 
 with the groun.l. A number of fair sulscri t on ' a Jp hZI ''""^h slower than to one acquainted 
 expected, a good number of applications were Zsucc^^^^^^^^^^ attached, though, as was to have been 
 scriptions were received, yet tl^e aniounts of in hWdfrnl 1 L -i • " ^ C''n-'"l«rable number of sub- 
 we are accustome.l to evf-ect from the «^ i^^ (• , v- il -l- * '^""tnlrations are consi<ierably below what 
 
 away of Alanitoba as coLpted "with manf , b ecf/arh^^^ 
 
 quent appeals not .,nly for local objects, ^mt from all mrK?fL^ assistance and from the fre- 
 
 nu..,v.r^necessarilyi„compll^T^^^'::,'ii-l:--^^^^^ 
 
 1.. ' "J •^iirF ii.jm places 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 oclxvii. 
 
 U8T OK INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIOKH IN BKITAIN. 
 
 An Honorary Fellow of St. John's 
 College, Manitoho, London (in- 
 cluding icm previously Kiven), to 
 establiHh a hursary 
 
 A. K. Isbister, Ti<inilon , . 
 
 Siimuel Lfting, M. P., London' '.'.'.".'.'. 
 •lolin M. l)ou«la«, " 
 
 K. T. Tnrnbull, " .■,■;:.•;: 
 
 James Alexander, iun. " 
 
 B. P. Bilhrough, " 
 
 W. Dickson, " 
 
 John Corry, " 
 
 James White, of Overtoun, (".lasRow'. 
 
 Jiimes A. Cainjibell, M. P. , Stracathro, 
 
 •jlasgow 
 
 James and Alex. Allan, Glasgow ...'. 
 James Stevenson, " 
 
 George Mmith & Sons, " 
 
 Mrs. Jtoliert Smith, " ",[\ 
 
 Henderson Bros., " [[]] 
 
 J. 1). Bryce, " [ 
 
 Samuel (iunn, " " ]] 
 
 Koliert Kaye, •' ['][ 
 
 James S. Napier, " '[[] 
 
 Koliert Youn', " ] . . .' 
 
 A Hi(j'hIan(U,, " 
 
 Principal Douglas, " 
 
 Dowanhill Collection, " 
 
 John P. Ovens, Edinburgh 
 
 A Sincere Friend of the Church of 
 
 Scotland, Edinburj'h 
 
 Ihomas Nels<m, " 
 
 Mrs. Johnstone, " 
 
 George Harrison, " ............ 
 
 W. J. Menzies, " 
 
 Colin tJ. Macrae, W.S., Kdinburgh..' 
 
 W. Stuart Fraser, W.S., 
 
 D Maclagan, 
 
 Ihonias Gillespie, " 
 
 Tliomson & Gillespie, " ]] 
 
 John Dry Inirgh, " 
 
 An Englishman, " 
 
 W. M. Finlay, " '[ 
 
 F. Trayner, " 
 
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 Kosemary Street Collection, Belfast. 
 Kev. Andrew Crawford, " 
 
 J. S. Brown, " 
 
 J. A. liobinson, " 
 
 Thomas Sinclair, •' 
 
 J. P. Corry * Co., " 
 
 Kev. H. M". Williamson, " '. 
 
 Mrs. J. A. Arnold, " 
 
 K. McBride, 
 
 ; Wm. McNeill, " 
 
 Archibald Kent, " 
 
 Friemls, " 
 
 I Sanmel Mc( 'ausland, " 
 
 Sir John Savage, " 
 
 I Dunville & Co., " 
 
 .r. A P. Coats, i'aisley 
 
 John Clark, " 
 
 Brown & Poison, " . . . ." . . . . . '. . . . . 
 (!anal Street, " 
 
 W.Lang, " ...:.;;;:':'" 
 
 The Earl of Selkiik, St. Mao's Isle. 
 
 J. Munro Mackenzie, of Mornish 
 
 .Tohn Roxburgh, Liverpool 
 
 Hon. Chirles Hope, Bridge Castle. . '. 
 Thomas Ovens, Galashiels 
 
 C. S., Aberdeen 
 
 Peter Sturrook, Kilmarncxik. ... 
 Hugh Wright, Altivey 
 
 D. Soott, Birkenhead 
 
 Robert Dougla.s, Kirkcaldy .'. 
 
 y ewry Meeting 
 
 James Thomson, Orkney . . . . . ... . . [ 
 
 .ALirgaret Clouston, Stronmess . . ". 
 
 A Friend, t)rkiiey 
 
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 .fohn Wylie, Strumness 
 
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 HBCAPITULATION. 
 Dr. 
 
 Donation, Hon. D. A. Smith ai "-Jifl on 
 
 Legacy late Joseph Mackay o'iCv! ^A 
 
 Grant of Church of Scotland ^'SxJ! ?2 
 
 " FreeChurch ".... ^'"'2 
 
 " IrishChurch l^ ^ 
 
 "_ United Presbyterian Church '.'.'.'.'.'.'. .'.'..'.'. i oifi rt 
 
 Subscriptions in Britain V.-i" - ' 
 
 Endowment in Dr. Iteid's hands.... ....!..... '.''^ },'i 
 
 •, I,oo4 .vl 
 
 «11,253 98 
 
cclxviii. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Cicliiiary Fiinil 
 
 Huroary Kmicl ;];'; tl.'.'U H:» 
 
 Hiipport Hrst chair, iHSl' '.*.'.'.'.'.'.'. i?! 'IT 
 
 Luboratiiiy, iiiMitionn to .lOO 00 
 
 ^ii|>I>')it HrMt clittir, lMH2-8;{ 170 CW 
 
 H>it)|«)rt Fund, 18«2 .'.' 1,()(X» (K) 
 
 Kiidownieiit Fund . . 121 liO 
 
 Kx,.«„.eH:- ^•!^-^«"» 
 
 \\innii,eK ti. liritoin and return „,„ .,,, 
 
 TriivellinK in Britain ,„ - 
 
 i .«U«e, printinif and wlvertiHing. .'.■■ '■■.■,'.■ ' ' ".',■..'.'.■.'.■.■.■.■; mV' 
 
 Ml r I- u. " ^«n/.'.W95 
 
 All of which IH respectfully submitted. 
 
 St. ,Tohn, X. li., Jane \r,th, 1882, OEOROK BUYCK. 
 
 ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN. 
 
 Tu the yueen'8 Most Kxcellent MajeHty. 
 Mail it please Your Maiesty • 
 
 o..^:r':^n;;It:^^,tT;n ^:^^&^. ^uist^'^- ^^--^'^ ''- -<■ -'-^>»y 
 
 .Vv>ur'fcrHor..'"^''''"'=^'^''"" ■■"'""'''' "" '»•« C.-.rt 'f our Governor-General, a daughter of 
 
 and ;^:;E'^:^tIr^j^r!^i^ie*!i%S!ro[''i^ril!^t;;l i^ ■^i-"'^"- ^^« ^'"?-'r '-* 
 
 J)r.)found contentment. "'" '^""ed Kingdom may soon give place to 
 
 who^^r^lf CL^Ll!l^^-;::;^^!;--J'»ri^>on««.- Vour Majesty to the ,.op.e over 
 
 wh,,:^" S^^ani ;:^S ^:^^:^'-'' " ^"- ^'">"'> ^--'V. '" ^^e keeping of Him by 
 ^" Tl'lla"'' ^^ appointment of the General .Wemf.Iy of the Presbyterian Church in 
 
 ADDEESS TO THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. 
 
 '"^'I^n^lllof c;r;™'t.^'^ '"'"■ """^'''^ """'«"»"'' ^---P'-"- ^I-^"!"" -f ^ome. Governor- 
 Ma/> it i^iau Your Exfclletu-ii : 
 
 re.|^r 'zr Strir^tar;::,^!^ ;ii:^.S'hii^^-'^ ^— ^~ ^^s 
 
 of wlIlTh!feffor^';;f Y:";''E::.en;n?;'L'v: geT'"« """""^n ••V'^" ^r'"-"- '" 'he promotion 
 and pray that Your Excellency 'admfni.tration'-'mry "contin ue lo^'let'' S""'? ^' mnce^elyTeZ 
 yourself as it is a<lvantaireous to the Dominion ^ <=-">"""« to be as pleasing and agreeable to 
 
 .ie.sThe'!?>:ircr?lf;j:fra:.Vwe^^ Excellency and Her Royal High- 
 
 His favour and in the increasing eiJ^oymeni of His j^^ace. "^ """" "'*"' '°^''^"' '° ">e light of 
 
 In na,u«^and by appoiatmeilt of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church fa 
 
APPSNDIX. 
 
 colzix. 
 
 .'.'17 «.) 
 
 
 ^.S7 117 
 
 
 :i(io 00 
 
 
 170 M 
 
 
 IM)0 00 
 
 
 121 50 
 
 
 258 71» 
 
 
 278 20 
 
 
 10) 0-1 
 
 
 lli; 112 
 
 
 ■ti 1 
 
 •-'rj;j 95 
 
 
 FINANCE REPORT— EASTERN .SECTION. 
 
 BUYCE. 
 
 urch in Cana<la, 
 i)ne, anil attaoh- 
 
 md resp«ctfully 
 
 il, a ilaunhter of 
 
 5 sincerely trust 
 iin give place to 
 
 the i>eo|iIe over 
 
 ping of Him by 
 
 rian Church in 
 
 rne, (iovemor- 
 
 rch in Canada, 
 I and person o* 
 acter, and our 
 
 us Consort hag 
 
 the promotion 
 incerely desire 
 d agreeable to 
 
 r Royal High- 
 in the light of 
 
 i»n Church in 
 
 State of the account* is a* follows :— 
 
 KOKEION MISSIONS. 
 
 (lilt Account. Pi-, 
 
 Total Receipts $1.(000 26 
 
 Dr. 
 
 "^J' S^^VII ^**yj'*' ^881 #,56067 
 
 Total Expenditure ... . 117111)5 
 
 12272 62 
 
 To Balance on hand May lat, 1882 $727 64 
 
 Debt on this account May l.-tt, 1881 totJO 67 
 
 Balance on hand May 1st, 1882 .......'.'.'. 727 64 
 
 Receipts over Expenditure , $1288 31 
 
 "DAYSPRING" AND MISSION SCHOOLS. 
 
 (2nd Account. ) o. 
 
 Ti il Receipts $3447 46 
 
 Dr. 
 
 T<i Balance May 1st, 1881 •^r,2 25 
 
 " Total Expenditure 3;129 44 
 
 ■^-^ 3781 e» 
 
 To Balance due Treasurer May 1st, 1882 "$JtJH~23 
 
 Debt im this account May Ist, 1881 $452 25 
 
 ''^ 1882 '.'.'. .'.'.V.'.".'. 334 23 
 
 Receipts over Expenditure $118 02 
 
 HOME MISSIONS. 
 
 (Ist Account.) o, 
 
 ToUl Receipts _ $4652 54 
 
 Dr. 
 
 To Balance May 1st, 1881 •««.i oa 
 
 " Total Elxpenditure V.. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.. '.'.'.'.'.'."/.'.'..'.'. 3843 99 
 
 44W 22 
 
 To Balance on hand May 1st, 1882 ^IsJTii 
 
 Debt on this account May 1st, 1881 jak-j n.) ~~~~"~ 
 
 Balance on hand May Ist, 1882 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..' 155 32 
 
 Receipts over Expenditure ''...".'..'..'.... ' $808 55 
 
 SITPPLEMENTINft, 
 
 (2nd Account. ) Cr, 
 
 Total Receipts ; ^^^ ^ 
 
oclxx. 
 
 iii 
 
 Til Httlance May Int. ItWl 
 TiiUl Kx|>enilitiire 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 Dr. 
 
 4W<:, i»7 
 
 T(. Ualance due 'I'reaaurer May Ut, 18H2 
 
 I )e)>t on ftiiH account May Int. 18«1 
 
 ■'^ 1882 «''«121 Ml 
 
 Heceiptsuver Kxp«ndlture !".!'. "",!'.■.■.■ I'.m <M 
 
 li]8- 78 
 
 $i:w 87 
 
 T<itftl IteceiptH . 
 
 COLLKGK. 
 
 Or. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 mm 20 
 
 !t.1,W 27 
 
 To Balance May l«t, 1881 
 
 Total Kxpei'iditiiie ............" 
 
 To Balance due Treiwuier May l^t, 1S82 
 
 iJebt on thin acc.uint May iHt I'.il 
 
 '' " '1882 '.; «l«l!'l ao 
 
 hxpenditure over Keceiptii.. '..'.' .'.'..." '\ 3<H,!i r.'.i 
 
 $8157 88 
 
 11227 47 
 
 iMm .".9 
 
 .?i;i7H :t9 
 
 Total UeceiptH , 
 
 BUKSAKY FUXD. 
 Cr. 
 
 To Balance May l«t, 1881 .. . 
 lota! Kvpenditiire , 
 
 Or. 
 
 818;) m 
 
 852 00 
 
 To Balance due Treasurer May Int. 1882, 
 
 d84.S 90 
 
 lew ,i6 
 $101 46 
 
 By Balance May IhI, 1881 
 '' Total Keceipt«... 
 
 ACiKI) AND INFIRM MINISTERS' FUND. 
 Cr. 
 
 *125 30 
 1,5.551 20 
 
 To Total Expenditure 
 
 To Balance on hand May 1, 1882 
 
 84 60 
 
 12.50 M 
 «ti24 ,50 
 
 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES. ■ 
 
 ♦Foreign MiBHions, 1880.81 »o, .,. .,,. I'^-rfa»e. Decreatt. 
 
 1881-82 .. 99140 30 
 
 13000 26 
 
 . ■ $3859 96 
 
 
1 81 
 
 •> »7 
 
 til87 7H 
 
 1||>1'.*!NI <M 
 
 1 SI 
 
 — tlSO 87 
 
 $81.'!7 88 
 
 — 112:!7 47 
 
 . i!l.tOtit» 59 
 
 20 
 
 5!t 
 
 •Sl.irK :t!) 
 
 j|84;< 90 
 
 Mi 
 90 
 - IC'iT 36 
 
 $1U1 46 
 
 84 50 
 
 1250 iW 
 ««24 50 
 
 ES. 
 
 DtCTfase. 
 
 11136.22, the 
 tiOolo Fuxiu, 
 be ordinary 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 DaynnrlnK " »nil Mlwlon Sch(v>lii, 18H0-81 H7(!-} 2" 
 
 1881.82 '.'.....'.'. ;M47 40 
 
 Home MImIuui, 1880-81 ... KVTiu 7(1 
 
 l*»i-«2 4«n2 IM 
 
 8uiJ|)lem9ntii, 1880-81 ^^~W> 
 
 1881.82 '.".'.]. '.\'.\'.['.'.'. 419H 84 
 
 ColIeKe, 1880.81 „f^ ^ 
 
 ""l-"' 8157 88 
 
 Bursary, 1880-81 . 
 1881-82 
 
 •785 17 
 843 HO 
 
 Age*! and Infinn Mlninteni, 18H0-HI jiiyi-, (v» 
 
 i»Hi-82 ■.;;'.;■.■.',■,;■.;■.. ir,5U2o 
 
 ToUl Heoeipta, 1880-81 f^HX 45 
 
 18«l-82 .', ;{6)^ q!< 
 
 
 odxxi. 
 
 Inrrriite. 
 
 /f.-iv«i«». 
 
 
 91314 7a 
 
 88M 78 
 
 
 t)58 85 
 
 
 (M8 80 
 
 
 68 73 
 
 
 (i 17 
 
 
 Sloe ftj 
 
 
 CrRRENT FCND.S HALANCKD MAY Iht, 1882. 
 
 Foreign Misiior. Fund 
 
 " Daynpring" and Mwniim Schools...! .'.'.'..','.." 
 
 Foreign Minsionary HurMary Fund 
 
 Home .Missinn Fund , \\\\ 
 
 Supplementing Fnnil '.'■'.'.'.'.'". 
 
 College Fund ......,.'. 
 
 College IJursary Fund + ...".'. ..'...' 
 
 Aged Ministers' Fund 
 
 Ij<|an from College .Stock (old) to Supplementing Fund. 
 
 to Current College account from olil stock 
 
 ,, .' , '' " " new stock 
 
 ifalance due Treasurer 
 
 In Fmul. 
 
 In lifht. 
 
 «727 W 
 
 
 
 *i;m 2.1 
 
 151 15 
 
 
 IM ,»2 
 
 
 
 l!»!t0 »4 
 
 
 ;tf)«l!) !I5 
 
 
 1!U 4<S 
 
 ti24 .50 
 
 
 l.i!t2 11 
 
 
 KKK) m 
 
 
 liV.U 20 
 
 
 165 70 
 
 Foreign Mis.sion '%PW?l''' 
 
 "iJa^Vspring " and Mission. Schools ' 
 
 Foreign Mission IJursaries 
 
 Home Mission Fund .■..'.......'.... 
 
 Supplementing Fund 
 
 Aged Ministers' Fund ". '. 
 
 ( 'ollege 
 
 ' ' Bursary 
 
 .«.5741 92 $.574 1 it2 
 
 (iaiiis 
 
 Gain on the year 
 
 Correct. 
 
 118 02 
 
 
 5 
 
 HI 
 
 . 
 
 KOS 
 
 ■ >.> 
 
 
 1.«) 
 
 87 
 
 
 2'.t!l 
 
 20 
 
 Sl.trS 79 
 8 10 
 
 .'*2t«0 
 
 "<) 
 
 ^l;W(i 49 
 
 l:WfJ 49 
 
 
 «12M 
 
 27 
 
 
 .T. a. 
 
 Maclkan. 
 
 .T. .r. 
 
 Uhk 
 
 M.NKR. 
 
 We hereby certify that we liave carefully audited the itccotints of the Agent of the General 
 Assembly in tW Maritime Provinces comparing the various entries with the vouchers" and ha'^ 
 found them strictly correct and entirely satisfactory. "'-"ers, ano na\e 
 
 We have examined all the stock certificates and other securities, and find them all safely kei.t 
 Having a few years ago called the attention of the General Assembly to the unpleasant fact tKat 
 the funds were nearly all in debt, we have now much satisfaction in rep.,rting tTafa " the ma?^ 
 schemes for the year. College excepted, show receipts over expenditure ; even ?n the case exce?,?ed 
 ?n Zl'f" '^f " '""«'"?•' receipts, but the payment of an additional Professor has involved a deficit 
 in that fund, to be provided for m the future But notwithsUnding this .Irawback, tf e gain on the 
 year has been $12W.20, and the increase on the whole donations of the churches in the Maritima 
 Provinces has been S5106.63 over the former year. i-nurcnes in tne Mantuno 
 
 J. J. Brkmmrr, 
 J. S. Maclean. 
 
 t In Treasurer's hands— Newfoundland Bursary, paid in advance by a friend, tflOO. 
 
'Oclxxii. 
 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 «T<»CK HKLI. Iiy TIIK BOAKI) of VUKHUVVKUIAS 
 
 Koll t'ol.l.K.lIC i'URPOHUH- 
 
 <>l,I,K(iK, HAI.IKAX. 
 
 lUfik Mtnk 
 
 I'r.iviiicial IM)«nture« . ! . 
 MiirtKaK"" ... 
 NutfH 
 
 Othur iwoiiritieM 
 
 Fun .\k« I;nikhv.mknt Klnii 
 
 Hunk Stook, ,fi»,rU',\ l.wt year . . 
 
 ( 'ansuin St<K!lc ......! i . . 
 
 MdrtKOKKM, etc. , 
 
 Batik Hti.ck '.'■,■ 
 
 FOK AUKI) Ml.MMTKIl.s' FCNII— 
 
 littiik St.K'k 
 
 City Onhnntureit . . 
 
 Nntj-H 
 
 I)e|«wit lieceiptii!.. 
 
 MiirtKiiKea 
 
 FoK Cul.l.Ki.K ItlKMAHr FUND— 
 
 limik Stork 
 
 <'ity Helienture .,,"..,'. 
 
 Cnuh 
 
 HkLI. in ritl.'HrKKH KOU <!ki)|.ik .Mk.m<,hi,vi. -. 
 
 .VIortKiiKe 
 
 Uei«iHit lUceipt ," ' ' . * 
 
 «.'(1HS1 12 
 l:i74tl tMi 
 
 urn .1" 
 uum 7H 
 
 «tli".'.'l M 
 
 $wm ai 
 
 HH2t m 
 
 L>:i(H) 00 
 
 - ZH120 31 
 
 1800 no 
 
 IIKH) («) 
 .")(KI (10 
 
 'il-M 17 
 
 .'.SOO 00 
 
 V2Hm (lo 
 r.i:H 27 
 
 Reporteil liwt yeiir . , 
 ' ' thiH year . . , 
 
 IncreHHe . 
 
 41M 27 
 
 4110.5000 28 
 
 «!t421il L'H 
 10."rf)(MI 28 
 
 .•?107H.t (10 
 
 f'lrrect. 
 
 •'. H. r.HKMNKIt, I , ,., 
 J. ./. .M.M.1,K.\N, ) '■'"«'<'"•'•• 
 
 THK F()I;KI(;X MI.ssiox KI'M) m. Tui' ,^.,.».„. 
 
 ri-m.,,w. ' •^»^<H.\T WIIH |;kv. I)|{. McCIJEGOH, 
 
 IM81. 
 
 May 1. Ti> Jlalauce 
 
 ;; Uev.J. M,.rton; twoAiUr^ salary f^r'on; ^e^v ^,\:,;-^; *^"' '=7 
 
 ;; Special"::: :::: ^;*"»" 
 
 for travelling e.vpenHes „tuin .laW-hi;;: :;;::; -/iij '^ 
 
 ;; lUv. K. ,). ( Jrant, tw„^third salary f„r one year ^i;^— J"7;i -7 
 
 ,, ,, for Lai Behari *'i.i .14 
 
 " Iiimirince .■■■'■; -"^O "fi 
 
 vr'"^f;'f'>«i't(Jrani :;;:■;...,: .■-;«» 
 
 <, „ , iJooks, Majw, etc . *^ "■* 
 
 ixpenne.s ii, ProWnce !'.!!!.]■ " 104 (H) 
 
 ;; Kev. T. M. Christie, pr..,„,rtiun uf salary. . "7^777 "63 .« 
 
 11 ,, insurance... . 1 .'I b( 
 
 Ki'iwiirs W-iO 
 
 •IS (>7 
 
 — 45.5 83 
 
 If « . ' 
 
lAl.lKA.X. 
 
 Hi la 
 
 .'•■. 10 
 
 111 M 
 
 il r,7 
 
 Itt 7H 
 
 $m>-ji m 
 
 '( (HI 
 II INI 
 O Ol) 
 
 II IK) 
 
 II (Kl 
 
 ; li" 
 
 I 00 
 I IK) 
 
 I IK) 
 
 2H120 31 
 
 1800 00 
 
 — illLM 17 
 
 00 
 IK) 
 
 m 
 
 IK) 
 27 
 
 2.S00 00 
 
 — ilM 27 
 
 ^lOolKK) 28 
 
 . *i4'i;itl L'K 
 . 1P.%0IM 28 
 
 . «in7H4 m 
 
 A ("litii 
 
 i PRKSBY. 
 [cGREfJOU, 
 
 *">I10 ii7 
 
 1773 117 
 
 1753 .« 
 
 455 83 
 
 APPKNDIX. 
 
 MSI, 
 
 M»y "l. T.. R.V. J. W. MoL«<.a, .alary f..r .,m yw. . . 
 
 •'•"••■Iili Aiiiittjoi- . . . 
 " Iiiaurnnce 
 
 cclxxiii. 
 
 1881. 
 
 Juno 1. 
 
 .fuly 1. 
 
 Auk. 1. 
 
 ■Si'pt. 1. 
 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 N<iv. 1. 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 .Ian. 1. 
 
 K«l.. 1. 
 
 Mar. 1. 
 
 Ai.r. 1. 
 
 Mav 1. 
 
 iHn:; 
 Mi.v 1. 
 
 SUr.li 'Ni 
 4m; ik> 
 
 48 ,V, 
 
 Mhi HlackivliliT, nftlarv for line y«i»r 
 
 KfiMittiinci- tn |»r, Hti'el ' ,", i'T.io io iV 
 
 I'aiil l>y ..nler ill N'ovuSuotla .!.,'.',!..'.".'.'". ;^.; jfj o III, 
 
 HUrlInK "i'm'lO Hi 
 
 KxRhtwiK» l>«l<'W |iftr 
 
 |i:wi;'.> III 
 12 o;i 
 
 Knr the followlnif iilijoctn 
 
 Two MNniciiaricH at i' 17^1 
 
 <'hilcli-nii« allowance (three) at t'lO ...,'.'..".',', 
 
 IJalaiice due Mr. Hohertwrn /or hoiiw . . .'. ....'..."" 
 
 Mr«. (ieclilif 
 
 " MiirriHiin 
 
 l)|-.Hte.'l '.'.'.'..'.'..'.'. 
 
 y. .M. Iloiinl of the Church ..f Hcotlanil forMr.' HobertHo'ri .' .' 
 
 f ictoii lailifH, 111 iiieiniiry of lir. Itmlclje 
 
 S|>«cial coutriliiitioiH for xchooU ', ',\\\_ 
 
 Hoat for .Mr. Aiiiiitiiii '.. '* 
 
 I'.alauce in Dr. .Stwl'n hanilit for oontinl{encieii 
 
 *l'.i1i.'i 21 
 toil 00 
 
 •ttlV) .-jr 
 
 f;i.V) 
 
 80 
 
 40 
 
 l.V) 
 
 »a 
 
 2fl 
 
 i; 
 
 8 
 .14 
 IN 
 
 I) 
 I) 
 
 
 
 
 
 I) I' 
 
 I 12 lU 
 
 '*'«'•""« t7.-)2 10 ll.J 
 
 To Hev. .r W. Mackenzie, l)»lanc« tiuH prior to 1881 
 
 ., " " Salary <lurinK iKHi: 
 
 Hpecial t'ontriliiitionii. . . . 
 
 inrji «m 
 
 .V.'l IW 
 2.* 00 
 
 Uev. .MeKsrw. .Mac'tenzie ami Annaml, Widow's Kate*. 
 
 Ko\. Dr. Keid, for KaHtern Mi-isioni" 
 
 '{••v. Dr. .Mackay, Kxiienneit ' ] 
 
 Travelling KxpenneH of Menibem of Committee, etc ... 
 
 " '■^"h paid by order for MiKHion (}ood« 
 
 " Kxiwimen on MixHion (iooili 
 
 " FreiK'lit on MisHiun (ioodw to Australia 
 
 ' ' I'oHta^e and .Stationery 
 
 " I'rintiiiK AsHtMuMy He|nirt ... 
 
 ■■ Interest on .*I0iK) (thr.-,. inonths) at n per cent. 
 
 ^UHUt (i.iif Jill J iit '. per c.^nt 
 
 *7ii !«5 
 
 14 ?i8 
 
 f4ii IK) 
 
 4 '.If. 
 
 :!ii 2o 
 
 «2ii •pl) 
 
 8 .50 
 
 ^Vi .50 
 
 ."ill 1)0 
 
 " Proportion of Afe'cnt'if .Salary 
 " Balance '. . 
 
 ;t2 IK) 
 
 40h <Hi 
 
 m t)i 
 
 81 20 
 
 .« 00 
 
 li2 .50 
 .MK) OO 
 727 fi4 
 
 *I;i(KK) 2« 
 
 liy ReceiptM in May, 
 " .luiie 
 
 July 
 '' Aug. 
 
 Se-*. 
 Oct. 
 Nov. 
 D.,' 
 I, III. 
 Feb. 
 Mar. 
 April 
 
 Cr. 
 and acknowleged in .luly 
 Aujr 
 Se, 
 Oc'. 
 " Nov. 
 
 Dec. 
 •fan. 
 Feb. 
 Mar. 
 Apr. 
 May 
 June 
 to be " .'illy 
 
 Record. 
 
 I>er Kev. K. J. (iraiit, 
 
 Rev. J)r. Mackay 
 
 111 ack'd in July "Record." 
 Aug. 
 Sept. 
 
 Sept. 
 
 mm i»,5 
 :n.-i 48 
 
 288 til 
 .521 7ii 
 3;W liS 
 882 08 
 4% 14 
 1582 -K) 
 lOiil .W 
 
 am .51 
 
 1(J78 81 
 
 :t224 .57 
 
 4;t 00 
 
 »S.54 70 
 
 IWiO 70 
 
 60 00 
 
 M0489 86 
 
 1981 40 
 5211 00 
 
 «l:«)00 26 
 
 B,v Balance on hand 
 
 •'«,:;7 i;4 
 
 Correi 
 
 J. •!. Bkkmnkk, I . ... 
 J. S. .Mailkan, l^^'i't^i-i- 
 
 ♦ '-i 
 
cclxxiv. 
 
 t li 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 THE " DAYSPRING " AND MISSION SCHOOL FUND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 
 
 OF THE PRESIiYTKUIAN CHL'IICH IN CANADA, IN ACCOUNT 
 
 WITH DR. MCGREGOR, Tixaturer. 
 
 1881. 
 
 /)r. 
 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer . . slaho on 
 
 I'Rev.J Morton, for sch.K.ls ■.'. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.['[['.]" y'mii' ia '^^^ ^^ 
 
 " special 
 
 257 53 
 922 23 
 445 12 
 
 i4(i m 
 
 14 20 
 
 ^1 Rev. K. J. (irant, for schools $873 5*i 
 
 «I'ecial from the ladies of Prince street, Pictou. 4H (i7 
 
 " Rev. Thos. Christie, for schools ^95 j2 
 
 ■special from Brockvilie ar.ii Pictou, iS25 each. .50 00 
 
 *' Rev. J. W. McLeod, for schools S(I21 (iK 
 
 special from BrockviUe 25 00 
 
 Miss Blacka<l(ler, special from Wolfville, etc -w na 
 
 Uev. ,T. W. .McKenzie. from Shediac- lli ^ 
 
 ''Daysprin(,',i"230stt liny 12n<) 79 
 
 ^^ Interest F. F. & Co., ;1 210, two mouths, « per cent. .■.'.■.■.'.■■.'.■.'.■.■■ "xu \i 
 
 College, 8300, five months, 5 i)er cent " G 25 
 
 IM ti6 
 
 " Printing and postage D. S. cards ap) 
 
 Postage and statio"ery "'.'....... 8 
 
 " Proportion of Agent's .salary 2.00 
 
 00 
 8 00 
 
 20 GO 
 (JO 
 
 $3781 69 
 
 1881. 
 
 June 1. 
 
 July 1. 
 
 Aug. 1. 
 
 Sept. ]. 
 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 Nov. 1. 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 Jan. 1. 
 
 Fel). 1. 
 
 Mar. 1. 
 
 April 1. 
 
 aiay 1. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 By Receipts in May, and acknowledged in July "Record " 
 .rune, " Aug. 
 
 July, 
 
 Aug. 
 
 Sept. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Foil. 
 
 Marc! 
 
 -April 
 
 Sept. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Feb. 
 
 Mar. 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 Jiuie 
 
 9 
 
 9 36 
 26 50 
 160 47 
 42 26 
 311 27 
 101 22 
 637 M 
 988 01 
 214 86 
 286 ,J3 
 559 74 
 109 60 
 
 " acknowledged in July " |{ecord ' 
 By Balance ^^*^, f!i 
 
 .>.j4 Jii 
 
 i|:>781 69 
 
 1882. 
 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer 
 
 «;W4 23 
 
 Halifax, Ma;/, 1882. 
 
 P. G. McGregor, 
 
 J'nusiirer. 
 
 Correct. 
 
 J. S. M 
 
 N. Maci.kan-, ) . ,., 
 J. Bkkmskr. f^'"*"'"'"- 
 
 FOKEKJN MISSION BURSARY FUND. 
 
 Am-iint inFund, May 1st, 1«81 a,,-;, 
 
 Interest on 8145 34, 1 year, ..t 4 per cent .... ;;:..■.;■. '. ; ', '. '.'.'. ..'.'.'Zy. ,',',; * 5 '^t 
 
 *I")1 15 
 
 v'orrect. J. S, Maclean, ) , .., 
 
 J.\S. J. BUKMNKK, f'*'"^"'^''- , 
 
 P. G. Mc(iREG(>R. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
Ui ASSEMBLY 
 OUNT 
 
 
 «452 25 
 
 243 3;j 
 
 
 14 20 
 
 
 
 257 53 
 
 873 .% 
 
 
 48 07 
 
 
 
 
 922 23 
 
 395 12 
 
 
 50 00 
 
 
 
 445 12 
 
 
 L21 fW 
 
 
 25 (JO 
 
 
 
 14() t)8 
 
 
 
 37 00 
 
 
 22 50 
 
 
 1209 72 
 
 'n2 -ii 
 
 
 (i 25 
 
 
 
 18 06 
 
 112 00 
 
 
 8 00 
 
 
 
 20 00 
 
 
 250 (X) 
 
 13781 69 
 
 9 36 
 
 
 26 50 
 
 
 60 47 
 
 
 42 26 
 
 
 U 27 
 
 
 01 22 
 
 
 37 M 
 
 
 88 01 
 
 
 14 86 
 
 
 S6 53 
 
 
 V.t 74 
 
 
 09 (K) 
 
 
 
 *3447 46 
 
 
 334 23 
 
 «3781 69 
 
 f4 23 
 
 L;t)R, 
 Treamrer. 
 
 5 34 
 5 81 
 
 ■Jil.Jl 15 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 cclxxv. 
 
 DK. 
 Trtamrtr. 
 
 •the home mission fund of the general assembly of the pkesby. 
 teuian church in canada, in account with 
 
 KEY. DK. McGUKdOi;, Tn;uurer. 
 
 1881. ]),: 
 May 1. To Balance $65;^ 23 
 
 " Payment of Catechists — 
 
 HIKAMICHI PRESIIYTKRY. 
 
 A. B. Maxwell 
 
 Jiihn A. McDonald 
 
 J. H. Kitzpatrick 
 
 J. Carriere. 
 
 K. C. Quinii 
 
 S. Kortbnrnugh . . . 
 Knliert Nairn , . . 
 Oeorgo S. Allan . 
 K. JIurgatroyd . . 
 
 ST. JOHN PllESBTTKRY. 
 
 C. D. McLaren 
 .T, F. Dustan... 
 A. 15. Molieod . 
 
 HAUKAX PBEsillYTKRT. 
 
 W. H. Ness.., 
 StanfieM Lunl 
 
 A. W. Malum. 
 
 TUUllO HRESUYTKRY. 
 
 *24 00 
 14 .52 
 92 00 
 91 50 
 
 109 28 
 70 00 
 24 28 
 
 111 75 
 6 50 
 
 63 04 
 38 00 
 13 00 
 
 IK 0(1 
 74 28 
 
 riOTOL' PTlEHnyTKRT. 
 
 LCNBNBURO AND YARMOUTH PRK-SBTTKRY. 
 
 James McKenzie 
 
 55 43 
 
 54 00 
 
 " Payment "f Probationers 
 
 Kev. .Tp.mes Thompson 
 
 " L. Kolierft 
 
 " J. (J. Burgesa, for Pisarinc 
 
 " S. Mullen 
 
 " K. Whillanm 
 
 " IL Crawford 
 
 " John McDonald 
 
 " E. lioss 
 
 Mr. Ewan (! lilies 
 
 " Edwaril Thorpe 
 
 " J. A. Firhes 
 
 " Angus McMillan 
 
 " M. Campbell 
 
 " Animus Sillers . 
 
 Sums of .?10 and under 
 
 " Special Fields— 
 
 Kev. W. S. NVhittier 
 
 " (ieortje Christie 
 
 ' ' W. 8. 1 )arra(,'li 
 
 " J. A. F. Sutherland, part payment expenses to Kincardine 
 
 " Travelling exiienses of Catechists . 
 
 " " members of Committee 
 
 |14.3 00 
 86 00 
 54 00 
 18 32 
 13 41 
 16 00 
 
 10 50 
 
 11 00 
 30 00 
 
 132 00 
 68 .50 
 .50 35 
 32 00 
 18 00 
 62 90 
 
 8655 5;-) 
 
 23:i 32 
 
 tA) 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 .500 00 
 
 §1.56 00 
 .55 12 
 
 " Hev. Dr. Keiil. for M.-vnitoba College , 
 
 " Printing Assembly Keport 
 
 " " Circulars .. 
 
 " " Blank Forms 
 
 $7 00 
 6 00 
 5 50 
 
 ' ' Grant to Wolfville Church 
 
 " Postage and Stationery 
 
 ' ' Tt'legrams 
 
 " Exchange and lose on P. E. I. Notes 
 
 «37 27 
 
 17 00 
 
 5 .57 
 
 Proportion of Agent's salary 
 Balance 
 
 800 48 
 
 645 98 
 
 1468 87 
 
 211 12 
 250 00 
 
 18 .■)(» 
 29 20 
 
 59 84 
 
 :!oO 00 
 
 156 32 
 «4652 54 
 
 16 
 
cclxxvi. 
 
 AI'PENDIX. 
 
 IHftl. 
 
 June 1. 
 
 July 1. 
 
 Aug. 1. 
 
 Sept. 1. 
 
 Oct. 1. 
 
 Nov. 1. 
 
 Dec. 1. 
 
 1882. 
 Jan. 1. 
 Feb. 1. 
 MVch 1. 
 Ajiril 1. 
 May 1. 
 
 1882. 
 May 1. 
 
 'V. 
 
 Hy Heceipts in May and acknowledged in July " Record " 
 
 " June " Aug. " 
 
 " July ■' .Sept. " 
 
 " AuB. " Oct. " 
 
 Sept. " Nov. 
 
 Oct. •' Dec. 
 
 Nov. " Jan. 
 
 Dec. 
 ' ' Jan. 
 
 Fell. 
 " March 
 
 A I. HI 
 Acknowledged in July. 
 
 Uy balance on hand. 
 
 Feb. 
 
 March 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 »187 1.3 
 
 150 ;« 
 
 uo 2;i 
 
 ;«i 02 
 
 6!t T,i 
 
 !I89 97 
 
 1.50 20 
 
 :v.H 15 
 
 771 28 
 
 3«!t 46 
 
 338 25 
 
 730 76 
 
 20 00 
 
 $4652 54 
 155 32 
 
 .•j;4807 8G 
 
 Correct. Jak. J. Biikmnkh, ) 
 J. S. Maclk.^n, i" 
 
 A it^Utdt'it, 
 
 V. G. McGRKUOR, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 THE SUPPLKMKNTING FIND OF THK (;KNF:KAL ASSEMHLY OF THK I'KE.SBY- 
 
 TKKIAN CHIKCH IN CANADA, IN ACCOUNT WITH REV. 
 
 DR. McGRl';(;OR, Trnumrer. 
 
 1881. Dr. 
 
 July 1. To Half-yeiirly Supiilciiii-nts, payable at date - 
 
 IN ST. .lOlIN 1'KE.snVTEBY. 
 
 " Rpv. L. .Tack 
 
 " " William Mullen 
 
 " " .1. C. liurgess 
 
 " " J.D.Murray 
 
 " " S. .lohn.son 
 
 " William Uo.^s 
 
 '• .1. Mc(;. MacKay 
 
 " " D.K.Crockett 
 
 " .1. M. Kuthcrland 
 
 " " C. W. Rryden .... 
 
 ■' Willia-n SlcCullttj,'h 
 
 " .TamcH Gray 
 
 I.N SIlUAMItHl rilK«IIVTKKV. 
 
 Rev. John Robertson , 
 " William Murray. 
 " John McCarter. . 
 
 " S. Hoiistou 
 
 " flames Quinii 
 
 IN HHiNci; Ki'WAiiip Inland pukshtteuy. 
 
 Rev. James -Mliiii 
 
 " J. McDonald ' ■ , 
 
 " A.McDeaii 
 
 IN VICTOKIA AND HUHMONI) PKK8BTTKUV. 
 
 Rev. A. (irant 
 
 " M. Campbell ; 
 
 IN SYIINHT rilKHHVTKHV. 
 
 Rev. I). .Sutherland 
 " P. Cl.irk 
 
 IN I'ltTOL I'ilKsnTTKRY. 
 
 Rev, A. p. Miller 
 
 July, 
 
 January, 
 
 1881. 
 
 1882. 
 
 ijti7 .50 
 
 ?C7 .50 
 
 4.-) (10 
 
 45 00 
 
 lOO (.10 
 
 100 (10 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 .5ti 00 
 
 62 ,50 
 
 i'> 00 
 
 
 100 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 .50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 .50 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 62 50 
 
 
 50 00 
 
 1.50 00 
 
 ■50 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 12 50 
 
 62 50 
 
 62 50 
 
 20 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 
 50 00 
 
 «i.50 00 
 
 .16 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 18 75 
 
 75 OO 
 
 75 GO 
 
 Si;i5 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 
 25 GO 
 
 $80 no 
 
 72 00 
 
 .50 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 .*.50 00 
 
 
$187 13 
 
 150 :« 
 
 140 2;i 
 
 ar.i 02 
 
 5!( 7:5 
 
 !)89 97 
 
 150 20 
 
 :m 15 
 
 771 28 
 
 3(iit 46 
 
 :m 25 
 
 7;«) 76 
 
 20 00 
 
 $4652 54 
 155 32 
 
 .$4807 80 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 THE rilKSBY- 
 V. 
 
 July, 
 
 January, 
 
 1881. 
 
 1882. 
 
 y,7 50 
 
 .?67 50 
 
 45 00 
 
 45 00 
 
 .00 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 56 00 
 
 62 50 
 
 45 00 
 
 
 00 00 
 
 100 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 OO 
 
 50 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 02 50 
 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 12 50 
 
 (>2 50 
 
 62 60 
 
 20 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 
 50 00 
 
 50 00 
 
 36 00 
 
 50 (H) 
 
 18 75 
 
 75 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 i5 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 
 2i) 00 
 
 <0 00 
 
 72 00 
 
 )0 00 
 
 25 OO 
 
 >0 00 
 
 
 To Rev. J. A. Logan 
 
 1881, 
 
 June 
 July 
 Auk. 
 Sept. 
 Oct. 
 Nov. 
 Dec. 
 1882. 
 •Tan. 
 i'ob. 
 tViaroh 
 A vil 
 .lay 
 
 1882. 
 May 1. 
 
 APPENDIX, 
 
 IN TRURO FREHBTTIRT. 
 
 cclxxvii. 
 
 '•A.w..?i;i^od-:;;: : •??«« 
 
 " w.T.Bruce .y^::^:v ^ :::::[- ■-: HZ 
 
 IN WALLACE PRESHYTBRY. 
 
 Rev. Andrew Gray •o, ^t 
 
 62 .50 
 
 F. W. Archibald 
 
 IN HAUrAX PRK.SBYTEKY. 
 
 Rev. A. L. Wyllie «,.,„ ,,,, 
 
 " J. RoshorouKh * m^ 
 
 ;; T.H.Murray .....■.■.;.•.•,..•.■.'.■:.■.■••■. "" ^ 
 
 A. Stewart, l)alance due .'.'.'.'...'.....'."..'. '. . ... io 00 
 
 IN LCNENBUKO AND YARMOUTH PRE8BYTBRY. 
 
 Rev. A. Brown •on nn 
 
 " J. H. Bearisto y^V...\\'.'.'.'.'.'.''.'.'.'.''.'.::'.'.'.'.'.'. 75 00 
 
 40 00 
 31 26 
 40 00 
 
 20 00 
 62 50 
 
 100 00 
 90 00 
 50 00 
 
 .50 00 
 67 .50 
 
 $1887 67 $1740 .50 
 
 To Payments for first half-year, as above ci 
 
 " Rfiivind " " '1 
 
 second 
 
 887 67 
 1740 50 
 
 College, Interest on $1000, 3 months® 5 per cent M2 fo 
 
 ,, „ " 1 year " ''Kn'i'u\ 
 
 „ ,„ $.'«)2 11, 1 year, 
 
 H. W. ;jiooo, 1 year " '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'" 
 
 50 00 
 23 5;! 
 ,50 00 
 
 Travelling expenses of members of Committee 
 
 i'ostage and Stationery joi ''> 
 
 Printing Assembly Report '.'. '. - ,'5^' 
 
 $3028 17 
 
 136 03 
 23 52 
 
 28 25 
 
 00 
 
 2121 81 
 
 Proportion of Agent's salary .... oT?, 
 
 lubhshed balance of last year ^ !....!.'.*.'.. . •>wi 
 
 Cr. 
 1. By Receipts in May and acknowledged in July " Record " 
 
 1 .. ■[""« " Aug. " ...:.' 
 
 i- July " K,.„t >. 
 
 $6187 78 
 
 luly 
 Aug. 
 Sept. 
 Oct. 
 Nov. 
 
 Deo. 
 Jan. 
 Feb. 
 " March 
 
 " April 
 
 Acknowledged in July 
 
 Sept. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Feb. 
 
 March 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 .June 
 
 $;)8 00 
 260 71 
 195 05 
 169 38 
 87 15 
 734 25 
 649 60 
 
 437 92 
 435 18 
 3.34 54 
 275 03 
 .559 43 
 20 00 
 
 l^y«»''«>'=e ~~: Wmfi 
 
 $6187 78 
 
 To Balance due Treasurer. 
 
 Correct. T. S. Maclean, I . ,.. 
 
 Jas. J. Brkmner, M'"'"'^'- 
 
 $1990 94 
 
 P. G. McGRE(;0U, 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 THE COLLEGE FUND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRFSBYTFRIAN 
 CHURCH IN CANADA, IN ACCOUNT WITH REV. DR. I^cSreGoIt™' 
 1881. j}j. 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer .iroi on 
 
 •■ ^"'- Pr;,f^ r^rnf • '"'"^ '"' ""v*"^ : ■:::::;;;;:::;;• • ■$i756-ob •^''^ ^ 
 
 rroi. (jurrie, _ _ ^^^ qq 
 
 

 Cclxxviii. APPENDIX. 
 
 IKHl. 
 
 May 1. Ti> liev. Dr. IN)llok, salary for one year $17r)0 00 
 
 •■ " l>r. Koss, " " 1500 00 
 
 " " Dr. Lyall, " " 1500 00 
 
 " " Prof. Maudonald, " " 300 00 
 
 ||8j.50 00 
 
 " lusurance, Pine Hill, for three yearn Sl.'iO 00 
 
 " " " " Anmiul « 7.'> 
 
 " " Truro liuildiiik' and Museum .. '.) W 
 
 203 25 
 
 " Libra-y 100 lU 
 
 " Prin- i« and Po.Hing Calendar $,32 30 
 
 " " Assembly Report 7 00 
 
 " Postage and Stationery 21 50 
 
 60 80 
 
 " Travelliiii,' Kxpensea of MembiTH of Committee 36 00 
 
 " liuroary Ccjmniittee, Ifiinter I'rizeii 8100 00 
 
 " " " Matheson Bursaries .... .'iO 00 
 
 l.'iO 00 
 
 " Proi)ortion of Agent's salary 436 (IS 
 
 $11227 47 
 
 1881. Cr. 
 
 June 1. By Keceipts in May and acknowledged in .Inly " Record." .?114 26 
 
 July 1. " Jurie " Aug. " 104153 
 
 Aug. 1. " July " Sept. " 042 68 
 
 Sept.l. " Aug. " Oct. " 810 17 
 
 Oct. 1. '• «ept. " Nov. '< 121 74 
 
 Nov.l. " Oct. " Deo. " 240 ,S2 
 
 Dec 1. " Nov. " Jan. " 175 00 
 
 Jan. 1. " Dec. " Feb. " 1375 .-".0 
 
 Feb. 1. " -Ian. " Mar. " 715 .'iO 
 
 Mur.l. " Feb. " Apr. " Xitl 24 
 
 Apr. 1. " Mar. " May " 470 00 
 
 Mayl- ■' Apr- " J^^e " 114:< 44 
 
 " acknowledged in July " Record." 107 00 
 
 «81.57 88 
 
 By Balance 3060 59 
 
 $1122747 
 
 1882. " 
 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer 83069 59 
 
 P. ti. McGKK(;OR, 
 
 'I'rtamrer. 
 Correct. .T. J. Kkkmnrh, ) ^„,^.,^^^ 
 
 J. 75. -MACI.KAN, ) 
 
 1881. 
 
 Aug. 5. 
 
 12. 
 Mar. 13. 
 
 13. 
 
 18. 
 
 Deo. 31. 
 
 1882. 
 Feb. 24. 
 Mar. 2. 
 
 BUII/DINt^ AND ENDOWMENT FUND. 
 
 (Current Account May Ist, 1881, to May 1st, 1882.) 
 
 Dr. 
 
 ' IJev. A. McLean .Sinclair, expenses 
 
 Dcmi'ld Keith, Loan on Mortgnge 
 
 Furniture 
 
 Kev. K. M. Morrison, expenses to Cape Brctcm 
 
 Agent of the Church, by m-der of College Committee, Loan to 
 
 current account ;•:• ■ 
 
 Three Jliinths' Lrmn to Church Scheme.% and now in Dominion 
 
 .Stock at 4 per cent 
 
 Truro W.iter Debentures, 8'iOOO 00 
 
 Halifax " " «:«i) 33 
 
 Dr. Burns' Expenses, one year, in collecting tuurs 
 
 Inleie.il •.u tun. is, U>\ ouo year, in the hand;; of Farquh.ir, 
 Forrest & Co. , at 4 per cent 
 
 U126 00 
 
 5000 00 
 
 5 10 
 
 8 00 
 
 16U1 20 
 
 2000 00 
 
 3120 00 
 404 00 
 
 27 48 
 
 222 90 
 
 112605 88 
 
00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 — 
 
 $85.50 00 
 
 00 
 
 
 75 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 
 20.'? 25 
 
 .. 
 
 100 10 
 
 m 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 _™ 
 
 00 HO 
 
 ... 
 
 3ti 00 
 
 00 
 
 
 00 
 
 
 — 
 
 l.-O 00 
 
 ... 
 
 430 03 
 
 $11227 -J? 
 
 26 
 
 53 
 
 I as 
 
 • 17 
 74 
 I 82 
 i 00 
 > 50 
 i f)0 
 ^ 24 
 t 00 
 ! 44 
 ' 00 
 
 $81.57 88 
 3009 59 
 
 tll227_47 
 $3069 59 
 
 ^(1011, 
 
 Treaturer. 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 5 40 
 8 00 
 
 1 20 
 00 
 
 :o 00 
 
 i4 '.»() 
 17 48 
 
 12 90 
 
 $12605 88 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 cclxxix. 
 
 By Ajnounts as almve drawn from the hands of Messrs. Farquh&r, 
 
 Forreut&CS $12805 88 
 
 Correct. .1. S. Maclean, > , ... 
 J. J. r.REllNER, f^""'*" 
 
 HALIFAX, Sih May, 1832. 
 
 V. G. McGREOOR, 
 
 Trt (.usurer . 
 
 THK BUMSAUY FUND OF THE GENERAI- ASSEMBLY OF THE rRp:RBYTEniAN 
 HURCH IN CANADA, IN ACCOUNT WITH REV. DR. McGREGOR, Treaturer. 
 
 1881. Dr. 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer $183 36 
 
 " Dalhouaie St\ident3 — 
 
 Hugh .J. Furneau $100 00 
 
 W. C. Calder 23 00 
 
 Neil Mackav 25 00 
 
 1,50 00 
 
 Divinity Students - 
 
 Daniel Fiske . , 00 00 
 
 R.D.Ross, .r,o 00 
 
 110 00 
 
 " Class Prizes 90 00 
 
 ' ' Sjjecial Frizes 140 00 
 
 2;t6 00 
 
 " Boarding Aid— $1.00 [ler week for fifteen students 3,56 00 
 
 $1035_36 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Bv Receipts in .T\dy and Augiist and ack'd in October " Record.". . $34 .50 
 
 Sept. " Not. " .. .5 70 
 
 Oct. " Dec " , . 20.5 00 
 
 Nov. " ,Jan. " . , 12 50 
 
 Dec. " Feb. " 30 00 
 
 Jan. " March " 181 70 
 
 Feb. " April " .. 33 60 
 
 " March " May " 206 00 
 
 " April " .Inne " .. 136 00 
 
 $843 90 
 
 By Balance Kll 44; 
 
 1882 *tj'35_36 
 
 May 1. To Balance due Treasurer $iyi 4(j 
 
 Correct. J. .T, Bbkm.veu, ( j,.,,;,^_, P. G. MoGREGOR, 
 
 THE AGED AND INFIR^( MINISTERS' FUND OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF 
 
 THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA, IN ACCOUNT WITH 
 
 REV. DR. McGregor, Treasurer. 
 
 1881. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 To Rev. A. McM&ster $200 00 
 
 " J. .T. Baxter ' ', ' ' 200 00 
 
 " James Watson 1.50 00 
 
 " James Law " . . . .200 00 
 
 " Yj. Ross 200 00 
 
 ' ' Andrew Donald 200 00 
 
 To Postage and Stationery 
 
 rroportiwii of Ageut'o ouiary 
 
 Balance 
 
 $11.50 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 loo 00 
 
 624 00 
 
 $1884 80 
 
 i 
 
cclxxx. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 IRSl. 
 
 May 
 
 
 June 
 
 
 July 
 
 
 Aug. 
 
 
 Sept. 
 
 
 (Jet. 
 
 
 Nov. 
 
 
 Deo. 
 
 
 1882. 
 
 
 .Ian. 
 
 
 Fel). 
 
 
 March 
 
 
 April 
 
 
 May 
 
 
 Or, 
 
 By Balance 
 
 RsoeiptH in May and ac^nowlec'ised in July* ""■ Re't'ord "■ «37 "no 
 
 •'"Pe " AuL'. " oj 7r. 
 
 $325 30 
 
 .July 
 
 Aug. 
 
 Sept. ' ' 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Nov. " 
 
 Dre. " 
 
 .Tan. " 
 
 Feb. 
 
 March " 
 
 Afiril " 
 
 acknowledged in July. 
 
 Aug. 
 
 Sept. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 \ov. 
 
 J)ec. 
 
 Kel). 
 
 March 
 
 April 
 
 May 
 
 June 
 
 94 75 
 
 17 00 
 
 94 71 
 
 77 86 
 
 218 54 
 
 97 82 
 
 184 23 
 
 223 84 
 
 ir,3 18 
 
 118 80 
 
 178 88 
 
 42 t;o 
 
 1882. 
 May 1. By Balance 
 
 1.V.9 20 
 
 S1S84 r^o 
 
 $624 50 
 
 Correct. 
 
 Jah. J. Brkmnrb, ) . .., 
 J. S. Maoi-kan, \^"<iilorii. 
 
 P. (J. MuGRKCOK, 
 
 TrciiHurfr. 
 
 JEWISH MISSION. 
 
 1882. jy^ 
 
 April 12. To ja^«h;emitted to Treasurer of Free Church of Scotland i«148 ,-.0 
 
 10 
 
 -SI 48 00 
 
 By Receipts in August "Record " 1881 
 
 :; ^;pt. ;; (Mrs. B.McLend;pictoui;an;u„g):; :.;::;; i!(l;Jl 
 
 IVter Smith, iiequest, Nov. do "^ 
 
 Mrs. Dr. Smith (Sheet Harbour)! '■'■'■'■'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..".'.'..'.'.', Vm 
 
 ?148 (50 
 
 WALDKNSIAN CHrUfR. 
 April 1!). To Cash remitteil to Dr. RIaikie ' ' 
 
 %ujm 
 
 By Chalmers Church, etc. (I'Vb. " record 'M ' « 
 
 West St. Peter (Mr. Stevens) . . . ...:::.::;::::::;::; fo ," 
 
 CEDDIE MEMORIAL FUND. ' 
 18«2. ^, 
 
 April. To amount paid to Foreii,'n Mission Account jj., .o -n 
 
 Age! Agency, for a series of years'".".'.'. ''.■.'.'.■.;■ "'"(H 97 
 
 ■ $287 67 
 
 By Balance on Fund, May 1st, 1881 * „.,;, „, 
 
 Interest on 82800 at «J per cent ?',„ ;;a 
 
 KWl 27 5 " l.>2 00 
 
 «0 70 
 
 • ?287 67 
 
 P. G. McGregor, 
 
 Correct. .1. .S \lAni!£.AK.- > Treasurer. 
 
 Jas. J. IJUKMNKU, l^'^'iors. 
 
 Halifax, Ma;/ 8th, 1882. 
 
$325 30 
 
 |.-|50 20 
 
 9624 50 
 
 OR, 
 TrcitHnri-r. 
 
 8 ,-.0 
 
 
 ) 10 
 
 
 
 ?14S 00 
 
 i CO 
 
 
 •) 00 
 
 
 3 00 
 
 
 [) 00 
 
 
 -) 00 
 
 
 
 «148 00 
 
 «14 00 
 
 I 00 
 t 00 
 «I4 00 
 
 70 
 97 
 
 8287 67 
 
 07 
 00 
 70 
 
 «287 67 
 
 'retDurer. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 AGENT'S SALARY. 
 
 .•HSRHHMKNT ON THK IlI-fYRRKNT Cl'MDH. 
 
 cclxxxi. 
 
 Forei^ii Mission Fund . 
 " DaysprinK " Fund , . 
 Home SlisHiiin Fiinil 
 Supplementing Fund. . . 
 
 ("olle(,'e Fund 
 
 Geddie Memorial Fund 
 Hunter Church Buildini 
 French KvanKelization J 
 Aged Ministers' Fund . 
 
 ; Fund. 
 I'und . , 
 
 8300 00 
 250 00 
 300 00 
 250 00 
 436 03 
 
 38 !>7 
 2.50 00 
 
 75 00 
 100 00 
 
 $2000 00 
 
 P. G. MuGUKGOR, 
 
 Trrafurer. 
 
 Correct. J. S. Maoi.kan, I j,,,,,.^„ 
 
 FINANCE REPORT, TORONTO SECTION, 1881-82. 
 
 The Committee on Finance of the Western Section are glad to report an increase in all the 
 funds during the jiast year. Tlie increase is all tlie larger in consei|uence of several legacies and 
 donations, e.tpecially the large beiiuests tt) .several of the schemes of the late Mr. ,Toseph .McKay, of 
 Montreal. 
 
 As the funds of the missionary, educational, and benevolent Rchemes are brought under the 
 review of the Assembly in the Reports of the several Committees, it is considered necessary in this 
 Report to iidvert only to the Assembly Fund. 
 
 The total receipts were $4,0".t8.9!), of which amount the ■'um of fliW was from the Hymn Book 
 Committee. The expenditure was S4,202.27, leaving a balance on the year of .?16;!.2S. 
 
 In several of the I'resbyteries the amciunt has been collected by the Presbytery itself, and 
 remitted by the P-i oytery Clerk or Treasurer. The Presbyteries of Lunenluirg and Yarmouth, 
 Barrie, (iudph and Saugeen may be mentioned as Presbyteries that have attended to this matter. 
 It will be borne in mind that the Assembly has more than once directed Presbytcrieu to collect the 
 puiount fiom their cMmgregations, and were all to comply with the direction it is believeil that the 
 amount required for Assembly purposes would be easily raised. In some Presbyteries there are 
 congregations that have not contributed to the Assembly Fund since the iieriocl <if \inion. It is 
 recommended that the Assembly renew their instructions to Presbyteries in regard to this matter. 
 
 'The accounts, which are subjoined, have been examined and certified by the Hon. .loliu Mc- 
 Murrich and William Ale.Vivnder, Esq. 
 
 WILLIAM RKII), 
 
 (lenfral Aijriil, Tovnilo. 
 
 C()LLE(!K FFNl). lSHl-,'>. 
 
 KKlKIPTS. 
 
 Amonnt received at Toronto office 81 1647 76 
 
 PAYMKNTM. 
 
 Knox College .?8357 19 
 
 Montreal 826 18 
 
 Kingstou 2i64 39 
 
 911647 76 
 
 KXOX COLLKGK-FTXANCIAL .STATEMENT. 
 
 BKCKIPT.S. 
 
 From College Fund J8426 88 
 
 '• Endowment Fund 2762 25 
 
 " Special donations, matriculation fees, graduation, etc 348 00 
 
 Balance 1077 33 
 
 »12604 48 
 
 ► 
 
 i*l 
 
cclxxxii, APl'KNDrX. 
 
 KXPKNDrTrKK. 
 
 Siilariflfl o( Profonsors, lifictnror and Tutors ISIJO 00 
 
 U. f.fiwiH, Tt'aclior of Klonutiou B') fH) 
 
 Y'^""'y '■ '■'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. HO 00 
 
 InHurHiice ,,,, ,„, 
 
 I'nntirig, ntationery nnu advcrtiBiuK 1,J5 25 
 
 A. A H. Naiiu, CcialH '...'.'...,', Moij 42 
 
 Wfttpr 1^« 10 
 
 ,,,■•, ••••••••••. 102 H6 
 
 Coal (til and HiiiiilruiM I'H) Vi 
 
 Sundry r<.pair»„tc '.. ..'.'.l'.^'.y.'.\y.'.'.'.'.['.[ .'.[:.'.'.['.'. 407 51 
 
 Engineer and Janitor _ .)j,) qq 
 
 Btndents' Sonii'ty ',' ., ~>>r nn 
 
 Proportion of Salary ■■■'■........'.'...... 400 00 
 
 " < ienoral Expnnses ITiO 00 
 
 Interest on debt and Advances 700 00 
 
 »12('.0l 41) 
 
 KNOX COLLKGE-BUHSAUY FUND. 
 
 REt'KlITS. 
 
 Balance from last year oof)i .jj 
 
 Sundry contributions .........'........ »■><) -A 
 
 Interest ' [ f "ii 7'n 
 
 Principal repaid ^ . '■.'.^ ...... ...... .....'. lOOO 00 
 
 EXI'E.\I)ITt'nK. 
 
 Scholarships, etc., paid «i7io no 
 
 Sr::;::::::::::::::;::::::.:::::::::::::;;:;:;:;;:::::;:;;;: !« 
 
 W 
 
 12722 12 
 
 #2722 12 
 
 KNOX C'OLLEGE-BUILDIXfi FUND. 
 
 BECEIPTS. 
 
 Amount of subscriptions lecoivud 
 
 EXPENDITl-KK. 
 
 Balance from last year o,.., r,. 
 
 Interest on Mortgage ...'..'........'."... lojjo 00 
 
 Canvassing and collecting i.jih5 n 
 
 Proportion of Oeneral Expenses 7k on 
 
 «""-- :;;:..::;:::;;:;:::::;:::::;; 16^28? 
 
 0.W37 .59 
 
 S.i.3:!7 59 
 
 KNOX COLLEOE-EXDOWMENT FUND. 
 
 REOEIPTH. 
 
 Balance at beginning of year JlS'i'iO 73 
 
 Donation ......'.....'.'.. ...'.' jjoo 00 
 
 Interest received .^-gr, 05 
 
 Principal repaid '.'...'.'.'■■'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 25C00 00 
 
 EXrENDITUBE. 
 
 Anionnt invested Sai-SC 54 
 
 Interest to credit of Kuoi Collet".! Ordinarv Fund -i^'r.-, .->- 
 
 Balance j.^.^l^ ^3 
 
 94^502 98 
 
 511502 98 
 
(M) 
 
 ;t (H) 
 
 (I iiO 
 
 (»0 
 
 r, 25 
 
 .t .j-i 
 
 H 10 
 
 2 Hfi 
 
 !l H2 
 
 7 51 
 
 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 00 
 I) 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 »i2(;oi 4t) 
 
 I 37 
 ) 25 
 I 50 
 J 00 
 
 too 
 
 I IH 
 
 »2722 12 
 
 *2722 12 
 
 J5337 59 
 
 : 21 
 
 I 00 
 51 
 00 
 87 
 
 $5337 59 
 
 73 
 00 
 25 
 00 
 
 $44502 98 
 
 54 
 25 
 19 
 — 544602 98 
 
 
 AI'rKNDIX. 
 KNOX COLLKiiK-DKnT ACior.NT. 
 
 cclxxxiii. 
 
 Amoant of debt IhhI yiur. 
 1881-H2. 
 
 SHV.'M 20 
 1077 33 
 
 $11340 63 
 
 Received on occonnt of debt 81 '•"' "'•^ 
 
 llalancB— present debt 11 195 SI 
 
 ^ f 11340 58 
 
 .MANITOBA COLLKCJl'!- ENI)0WMP:NT FUND. 
 
 itKCKirTn. 
 
 Amount in hand . 
 Interuat 
 
 mf>* 34 
 210 00 
 
 EXI'KNDITUBII. 
 
 Credited to Manitoba College f-210 00 
 
 Amount iu band UiGt 34 
 
 91H74 34 
 
 «1H74 34 
 
 MANITOBA COl.LIXiK OKDINAItV lUND. 
 
 RECEirTH. 
 
 Bcceiyed from CongrepationB, etc *9f"^ 88 
 
 " " Homo Mission Fund (WeHtrrn Section) looo 00 
 
 " " Home Mission Fund, Synod of Maritime Provinces 250 00 
 
 Interest for Endowment '*210 00 
 
 I*resbytcrian Church in Ireland 1811 t>7 
 
 Balance 7227 94 
 
 910163 19 
 
 KXI'ENIIITIKK. 
 
 Balance from last year . 
 
 Drafts, etc., paid 
 
 Circulars 
 
 Interest on debt 
 
 .«5051 46 
 
 ;i838 03 
 
 14 00 
 
 360 00 
 
 910163 49 
 
 WIDOWS' FUND. 
 
 RECEIPTS. 
 
 Balance, including Suspense Account ?4S66 13 
 
 Congregational contributions, etc 4096 18 
 
 Ministers' rates 2172 37 
 
 Interest «2'f 9 S7 
 
 Principal repaid •'50 (X) 
 
 gXPK.>iPITi;Rll. 
 
 Annuities paid 98153 00 
 
 On account of Harstone Mortgage 1'136 37 
 
 Sundry payments 3S 75 
 
 Invested 8033 18 
 
 Proportion of Salary 525 00 
 
 ' ' General Expenses 344 16 
 
 Balance «'^ 79 
 
 918614 25 
 
 $lrtfil4 25 
 
 WT.1TK OF KUNl). 
 
 Invested in Debentures 970200 00 
 
 Mortgages 28010 00 
 
 Balance, Cash 83 79 
 
 Lastyear 96226 13 
 
 Increase 92067 66 
 
 P' 
 
 I 
 
CClxxxiv. AITKNDIX. 
 
 ai;ki) ami im-ikm mimstkkm' fund. 
 
 RKdKlPTw. 
 
 Bnlanco rrnm lant ypAr «ini8 fi) 
 
 MiuiHtord' ratoD '. "r ,r' 
 
 ^''"'-' .•:::::::::::::::•;;:::::::::;:::;;:; ^ 
 
 KM'KNIPITI KK. 
 
 Anntiitios pail »r--ri •u\ 
 
 Hundry paymout. -ll l'^> 
 
 Proportion of Hiilarv 175 Oil 
 
 Balance "«"''''»i j^^'enneB v.'.v:::::: :' ii:: :::::: ::::::;:; icooo 
 
 "*"""^* 1320 0.1 
 
 SOUS 59 
 
 9111 t.i VJ 
 
 •- ,^^ i 
 
 liociiivod from all HourcoB. 
 
 HOME MISSION Fl'ND. 
 
 KKCKtl'TH, 
 
 KXI'RNDin UK. 
 
 mlanoe at bogiiining of year fiAr-> lo 
 
 To amnunt for Prosbytery of qniA>ec '. '.'.'.'.['.'.'.".'.'..".'.'" ' icl' oo 
 
 !' " >roiltlCal ...'...'..""'[' ' 9!<iK 7(> 
 
 01(ii)K«rry 
 
 Ottawa ...',"..." 1442 
 
 2345 70 
 
 20;{ .50 
 
 25 
 
 1513 00 
 
 51() 50 
 
 154'J 08 
 
 HU (X) 
 
 .173 50 
 
 Tjanark and lienfrow 
 
 IJrookvillB 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Peterboi.i 
 
 Whitby 
 
 Lindsay 
 
 ^"'•""'" ■■■......'... [[[ly." 1128 50 
 
 J^a™-----; 2031 32 
 
 !)09 00 
 'IIH 00 
 200 00 
 H27 33 
 179 00 
 1143 00 
 
 rm 25 
 
 518 00 
 
 30 00 
 
 225 00 
 
 i(!2 m 
 
 ., ... -170 30 
 
 ^^'"""'''tt 12154 20 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 Owen Sound 
 
 SauKDi'n 
 
 (iiu'lph 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Paris 
 
 Loudon 
 
 Chatham. . . . 
 
 Harnia 
 
 Stratford. ... 
 
 Huron 
 
 Maitlaud .... 
 liruce 
 
 Manitoba College , . „^ 
 
 On account of Prince Albert . JiVI, 
 
 British Col 
 
 ,, " Prince Arihiir'.s I,auding 
 „ ' " Hault Sto. .Marie... 
 lo amount of Allowance to (Jonvencr 
 
 " Expenses of Committt-e, etc ..'.'... 
 
 Printing 
 
 '""•^ia 1.200 ,)o 
 
 350 00 
 422 0) 
 GOO 00 
 721 44 
 383 33 
 
 00 
 
 'expenses H40 on 
 
 Interest on advances <nn Z 
 
 «^'-- • m4i 
 
 Proportion of Salary i i.. i!. ^ ;;;:;:::::;;; ; 500 
 
 Ueneral hxpenses mn 
 
 •3<J04<J 33 
 
 $39643 33 
 
 Besides the above balance of ?8U.41, there is the Mackay Reserve Fund of JIO.OOO. 
 
9914B na 
 
 $111 »,) r,2 
 
 %:VMi>J 33 
 
 - 1396 J 3 33 
 10,000. 
 
 Al'PKNmX. 
 FOHEUIN MISSION FUND. 
 
 RK'IIIFTM. 
 
 Received from all loaroeit . 
 
 colxxxv. 
 
 |l711tl 89 
 
 KXl'gNtilTI-HK. 
 
 Balance at beginning of year . / ffi.'ID'i 
 
 Amount ozpeuded in North-Went IS'i.'i 
 
 Amount expomled nn account of Formosa, inaluding Hslary uf Dr. Maokny, 
 
 his expenHBH in returnip" to China, and M.UOO on aooouut of ("ollune. Utl'il 
 
 Amount expended on account of India UHol 
 
 ExponecH of Committee, etc , 
 
 Widows' Fund IttiteH for miHsionariui 
 
 Proportion of Salary 
 
 '' iJeneral Expenaet 
 
 IntereRt for advanceH 
 
 Balauoo 
 
 69 
 
 8f. 
 
 !>r, 
 tw 
 
 IHl 27 
 10 00 
 
 too 00 
 2H(i m 
 
 (-.00 (H) 
 
 I'ODO r,r, 
 
 FKENCH KVANr.KMZATION. 
 
 Ueoeived 
 
 Uomitted to Mr, Warden, Montreal. 
 
 a.shb:mbly fund. 
 
 BEOKIPTH. 
 
 Received in all 8401)8 09 
 
 Balance 1 03 28 
 
 KXPKNDin'HK. 
 
 Expensea connected with meeting of Astii'mbly at Kingston 81.14 13 
 
 CoHt of MinuteH j)aper, printing, etc 
 
 Cost of diHtribiition 
 
 Expenses conneited with S. S Committee 
 
 " " Hymn Book Committi.<j 
 
 " " Temperance Committee 
 
 " " Statistics, including Convenor's allowance. .. 
 
 " " Distribution Committee, " " 
 
 Sundry accounts for printing 
 
 Cash returned 
 
 Postage, etc., Rev. W. Fraser, D. D 
 
 Salary " 
 
 " Rev. W. Reid, D.D 
 
 20.';4 94 
 
 y4 05 
 
 111 30 
 
 ;U2 23 
 
 1 78 
 
 117 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 fjfi 73 
 
 5 00 
 
 9 51 
 
 250 (K) 
 
 2.50 00 
 
 GENERAL EXPENSES. 
 
 Office Rent, Furniture and Fuel. 
 Statiouery, Postages, Telegrams. 
 
 Sundry accounts— Printing 
 
 Services iu Ollioe and Arrears . . . 
 
 Ari'OKTto.VKl). 
 
 Home Mission |340 
 
 Foreign " 
 
 Widows' Fund 
 
 Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund 
 
 Kbo: Coiicgc ordinary Fund 
 
 " Uaildlttg Fund 
 
 1218 05 
 
 38(5 76 
 
 120 35 
 
 615 00 
 
 $340 00 
 
 2W» 00 
 
 344 If, 
 
 150 00 
 
 150 00 
 
 75 00 
 
 •47110 89 
 
 •f'>022 54 
 
 ti(>22 54 
 
 942(!2 27 
 
 81-202 27 
 
 I 
 
 a. 
 
 I 
 
 «133!» 16 
 
 $1339 16 
 
I'clxxxvi. 
 
 AP1'H3JDIX. 
 
 8ALAUY OF AfSKNT. 
 
 HnUry . 
 
 HoRK' MiiHion 
 
 PoriM^n " 
 
 WkIowh' I'liml 
 
 Aged and Iiiflrin MiDititeri' Kiind 
 Knox Cullege 
 
 Dr. 
 
 $11105 fll 
 72!.'7 !M 
 
 103 2H 
 
 lOOfX) (HI 
 15477 54 
 
 HM)M 27 
 
 »3000 f>0 
 
 |r><)0 on 
 
 
 400 CH) 
 
 
 M6 00 
 
 
 175 00 
 
 
 4(H) 00 
 
 
 
 »'_>()00 00 
 
 
 (iKNKKAl. liAI.ANf'K AT •J'.irii Al'lill-, Iks-.'. 
 
 Cr. 
 
 Romv Miidion IMII 41 
 
 lU)Ben-o KioOd 00 
 
 Forei({ii MisHioiin . llO'.Mi 55 
 
 Knox 0oU6go--Hiir8iiry Kiimi 
 
 " UuiMiiin Fund 
 
 " Kmliiwmont Fund 
 
 " Duhl 
 
 Manitolia College 
 
 " Endowniunt P'tiud 
 
 Widowh' Fun(( 
 
 Aged find liilinii Ministorn' Fund IH'JO 03 
 
 AHHiuibly Fund 
 
 (Uii'jTK' Fond 2IH0O 
 
 liilU I'ayabh ■ • MOOO OO 
 
 In r.ank Hpeoial deposit 
 
 In littuk, current account, and on hand 
 
 ?!14(HI4 27 
 
 '.) i:i 
 UV.I2 H7 
 
 \C,M :I0 
 h:i 78 
 
 
 Having eiarainod and audited the books of the Uev. I'r. luid, and (.'ompared tlio ontrieii with 
 the vouoherB, we hereby certify that we have found the samfl ■ -rect, the result being Hot forth in 
 the accompanying balance sheet. 
 
 (Signed) 
 
 JOHN MoMURKICH, 
 Toronto, Jum -i, 188'J. W. ALEXANDEll, 
 
 A uJilort. 
 
»2000 00 
 
 (1 w 
 
 (10 
 
 r. (X) 
 
 r, 00 
 
 K) 00 
 
 »2(K)0 no 
 
 Cf. 
 
 •Nil 41 
 
 ImiOd 00 
 
 iiu'.io r,r> 
 
 'J ID 
 
 |(V.C2 H7 
 
 12'2U lU 
 
 ifiOl :io 
 
 h:i 79 
 
 i;i-.»i) 03 
 
 21 iH no 
 
 .1000 00 
 
 ?140ti4 97 
 
 I till) nntrieH with 
 >ein^ Hut forth in 
 
 Auditort. 
 
 MATTICKS TO BE ATTENOKD I'o 15V IMIKSUVTKIIIES, SYNODS 
 
 AND COMMflTEES. 
 
 Prt'uhytei ien are r»iuir«il tu ri'pDrt tn neitt tJcnnral AiiHoiiihly - 
 
 1, On methixt of appolritiuK Stan<Iint< ( 'diumitttiea, (>. 13. 
 
 2. On Board of Kxamiiiation, |>. 13. 
 
 The matter of the methodn of raining nioneyit for Church inirpuHen wiM reraltteil to Syno.N. p. M. 
 
 Ill aililition to the Onlinary .Stamliiin ComiuittueH, Special (.'oiumittefn were appointed to 
 OouHiiiur and report on tlin following' suliji'ctn :-- 
 
 1. CollfiK* SpH^ii'ii-^, pp. 'JX, :il. 
 
 2. TeniporrtlitiiM Hiiard, Aid to, pp. 4.', 48. 
 
 3. Marriatfi! witli I )i,"'oaHei'. Wife's .Sinter, p. 52. 
 
 4. Chundi ISiiildii. , i •• 1 p. 54. 
 .^1. Minintcrial )up)inrt, , [: 50, 52. 
 
 Thk CoaMiTTKB O.N iTAT.i'TtCH ha' -o connlder Overture anent Mnifornilty in retnrnn, \:. .12. 
 
 The CoMMiTTKKH ON il Mt, M: -I s ami Thk Uisthihition Committkk are instruotad to oon- 
 •ider the whole sulijeet of 1) -lu, -m of I'niliatioriijr'*, p. 47. 
 
 TllK Cd.MMrTTKKH ON AiiKi) .\M) Iv'iKM MlNi^iiK-s have to report on ilo-^i^ation of retire<l 
 uiiniMtern, p. 51 ; also (Overtures from JVafbyteries ..i llufU and I'aris, p. 3S. 
 
 Thk CoMMiTTKK I'.s .'-^.\iii)ATii SCHOOLS have referred to thfni tlie pa[)or .)f Mr. HoMie with refer- 
 once to conntitution, etc., of I'reHbyterian Sabhttth SchiK>ls, p. ,">4. 
 
 Thk ('OMMITTKK UN HvM.Ni)i.(»i:T havo referred to them fur their favourable consideration the 
 matter of publirthini,' iiuisio for thu Psalms, pp. 55, .50. 
 
 A Commission or A«sEMHi.Y w»« appointed to dinpose of reference anent Dr. Barclay's appeal, 
 pp. 10, 17. ' 
 
 Wit 
 
 
A( 
 
 Aj 
 
 Af 
 
 As! 
 
 Del 
 
 Hill 
 
 Cha 
 Chii 
 Chu 
 
 Clos 
 Coll 
 Coll 
 
INDEX TO MINUTES. 
 
 AdtlresBes, Loyal, Replies to (13) g 
 
 " Committee on draft 10 
 
 " " Rev. I). M. (Jordan relieved, Rev. W. W. McLean added 28 
 
 " Report on, adopted HQ 
 
 Aged and Infirm Ministers' fund, Committee on 41 
 
 " " Returns to Remit 35 
 
 " " Report— Western Section 37 
 
 " " Reiinrt Kastern Section . . 37 
 
 " " Regulations— Kastern Section 37 
 
 Jfetfulatious-proposedchangeH— Western Section 37,38 
 
 Appeal, Rev. A. Bell et a/., referred 18 
 
 " l>eliverance 43 
 
 " " Dissent— Rev. T. Sedgwick 48 
 
 •' Rreabytery of P. E. Island r^ Rev. S. ({. Lawson, referred 16 
 
 " Deliverance 31 
 
 " Statements — Mr. Lawson 31 
 
 Dissent— Rev. J. ('. Smitli, with reason-i ;U, 36 
 
 Committee to answer reasons gf, 
 
 " Answer to reasons 49 
 
 Assembly, General— Opening and roll 3 
 
 " Committee on Record and Reports 9, ;13 
 
 " Hours of -Meeting 8 
 
 " Next -Time and Peace 24 
 
 ' ' Preaching before 14 
 
 Barclay, Rev. Dr., Appeal— Reference Anent, and Coi iissi<in 16, 17 
 
 Bell, Rev. A., et al., Appeal If., 48 
 
 " Deliverance 4g 
 
 Bills and Overtures Committee— Members added 9 
 
 Reports (7) 8, 10, l.'i, 23, 24, 30, 37, 49 
 
 Building Fund-Church and Manse-Manitoba 21 
 
 " Board of Management 42 
 
 " General -Overture .54 
 
 Changes— Summary of , \ j5 
 
 Chiniqu;', Rev. C, and Presbytery of Chatham 44 
 
 Church Government— Overture on 53 
 
 " Property— Protection of, Committee 42 
 
 " Report ; 55 
 
 Close of Assembly Meeting 57 
 
 Collections stated «7 
 
 College, Halifax— Board, Senate, Kxaminers 39 
 
 " Report and Deliverance 17 
 
 " Morrin— Report Ig 
 
 " Governors appointed Ig 
 
 " Overture, Presbytery of Quebec, and Deliverance 2^, 2« 
 
 " Montreal— Board and Senate 39 
 
 " Report and Deliverance 18 
 
 " Rev. J. Scrimger, Professor 18 
 
 " Queen's— Bursary and Scholarship Committee 39 
 
 " " Report and Deliverance 18 
 
ccxc. 
 
 INDEX TO MINUTKS. 
 
 College, Qupcn's - 
 " Knox - 
 
 " Manitoba 
 
 PAOE. 
 
 Overture, Presbytery i>f .Htratfiird 28, 32 
 
 Hdiinl, Senute, Examiners 38, 39 
 
 Keport iiiiil I lelivcirance 23 
 
 - IJiiard ami Senate 40 
 
 " " Kepiirt— Mission of I'rnf. Hryce 24 
 
 " " AH Docuinents relative referred ... 24 
 
 " " Overture for Theological Department 27 
 
 " " Heport of lioaril 32 
 
 " " Heport of Committee— General Deliverance 45 
 
 " " Collection V), r,7 
 
 ' ' lirantford liadie.i' Heport and resolution on .Iti 
 
 " " " Hirectors nominated . .56 
 
 " " " Visitors apiiointeil .50 
 
 " Ott iwa " Heport and resolution .5(j 
 
 " " " A'isilors ajipointed , 06 
 
 " " " Amended Act reporteil .56 
 
 " .Sessions— Overture, I'resbytery of liarrie 28 
 
 " " Committee on 31 
 
 " Fund —Heport on 32 
 
 Colleges, Prayer for 32 
 
 Commissions — Committee on and Report '.1,11 
 
 Deblois, T. Ksi]., invitation to Heading Hooni 11, .5? 
 
 Devotional services, special 10 
 
 Dissent— Kev. J. ( '. Sndtli vt l{ev. S. O. Lawson 31 
 
 " '■ " '■ Ueasons 36 
 
 " '' " " Committee to answer Hea.Moiis 4i) 
 
 " " ■■ " Auswer.s to Kea.st)iis 4'.t 
 
 " Itev. T. Sedgwick rr. Hi'v. A. Hell <•! ,il 4s 
 
 Distribution Committee 48 
 
 " " Heport ami Deliverance 41;^ 47 
 
 " " Whole subject to be considered 47 
 
 " " appointed 4H 
 
 Klliott, ]{ev. Dr., invited to phitf.inn 
 
 " " Leave to receive I'resliytery of Lundun 
 
 12 
 12 
 
 i • 
 
 Finance Comndttees » 42 
 
 " Iteports 55 
 
 Foreign Missions— Comndttees -Kastern and Western Sections 40 
 
 " " Iteports-Kastern and Western .Sections 29 
 
 " " Deliverance— Western .Section— Trustees appointed .'SO 
 
 " " Deliverance Kastern Section 29 ;J0 
 
 " Missioiuiries on Presbytery rolls 30 
 
 " " Notice of ro-consideratioii ;(] 
 
 " " He-consideration refuseil 57 
 
 French Kvangelizatiou Hoard 40 
 
 " " Heport and Deliverance 36 
 
 ^,^^1 
 
 '^p! 
 
 Gordon, Hev. 1)., relieved from Committee on .V.ldns'is 
 Uev. W. W. .Molicau sub.stitutod 
 
 Hartley, Uev. Dr., inviteil to platform 
 
 " " Order for hearing 
 
 " Heard 
 
 Home Missions— (^miniittecs, Kastern and Western Sections, ., 
 " " Heports, Kastern aud Western .Sections ... . 
 " " Address, Kvv. ,). Knbcrtson P.uii(iin„- Fund 
 " '■ Kulea for Superintendent of Missions 
 
 28 
 28 
 
 10 
 15 
 17 
 40 
 19 
 19 
 19 
 
 
PAOE. 
 
 2K, 32 
 3«. 39 
 . . . 23 
 ...40 
 ...24 
 ...24 
 ...27 
 . .. .32 
 ...45 
 4(;. .57 
 . .. .56 
 ... .56 
 ...56 
 . .. .56 
 . .. .56 
 ...56 
 ... 28 
 
 .31 
 ...32 
 ...32 
 
 II, 11 
 
 11, 57 
 ...10 
 . . 31 
 ...36 
 ...49 
 ...49 
 ...48 
 ...48 
 4ti, 47 
 ...47 
 ...48 
 
 ...12 
 ...12 
 
 ...42 
 ... 55 
 ... 40 
 ...29 
 ... 30 
 29,30 
 ...30 
 ... 31 
 ... .57 
 ... 40 
 ...36 
 
 ...28 
 ...28 
 
 ..10 
 ...15 
 .. 17 
 .. 40 
 ,..19 
 ...19 
 ... 19 
 
 
 INDEX TO MINITTES. 
 
 OCXCl. 
 
 FiOB. 
 
 Home Missions — Church and Manse Building Fund— Manitoba 20 
 
 " " Bequest - , Joseph Mackay, Esq. , 21 
 
 " " Britiiih Columbia — Uev. U. .lamieson, etc 21 
 
 " " Dr. Cochrane appointed Deputy 23 
 
 " " Ur. Cochrane acce]>t,i appointment 33 
 
 " " Inform Colonial Committee, Church of Scotland .. 22 
 
 " " General Deliverances, Western and Kastern Sections - 22 
 
 Hymnology — Report of Committee 55 
 
 " Committee re-ai)pointed. 55 
 
 Jenkins, Kev. Dr., Application for 61 
 
 Judicial Committee appointed 10 
 
 " ' ' Cases referred 16 
 
 " • First Report Re Rev. S. G. Lawson 31 
 
 " " " Deliverance 31 
 
 " " " Dis.sent-Kev. J. C. Smith 31, .36 
 
 " " " Mr. Lawson'.-) Statement 31 
 
 " " Seconrl Ue- ort-flf Uev. A. Bell 48 
 
 " " " Deliverance 48 
 
 " " " Di8.sent-Rev. T. Sedgwick 48 
 
 Laing, Rev. J., relieved from Reception Committee ; Rev. D. J. Macdonnell appointed instead. . 17 
 
 Latin Tliesis, Dlicontinued 32 
 
 Lees, Rev. Arciiibald—Ap plication not granted 33 
 
 26, 27, 
 
 MacCord Rev. Mr., invUod to platform 
 
 Mackay, Mr. .Joseph, b('(|ue»t of 
 
 Manitoba aii<l Xorth-West Minsions —Rules for Superintendent .... 
 
 " Cliurch and Manse Building Fund, and Board 
 
 Marriage, deceased wife's sister— Overture on 
 
 " " " " Referred to Committee. ... 
 
 Ministers, Committee on reception of 
 
 " Mr. Ijaing removed from Committee, Mr. Macdonnell added 
 
 " Mr. Doudiet added 
 
 Applicr'ions for reception - 
 
 '• Resolut... in, Presbytery of Gkielph 
 
 ' ' Report on receptiim 
 
 " Restoration, Applications for 
 
 " '• Referred 
 
 " " Report 2li, 
 
 " Retiring -Committee on 
 
 " " Applications 
 
 " " Deliverance 50, 
 
 Missionaries - Foreign— On l're3l)ytery Rolls 
 
 " " Notice of reconsideration . . 
 
 " ' ' Reconsideration refused 
 
 Moderator— Retiring Address of 
 
 Thanks to 
 
 " Election of 
 
 Moneys, methods of raidng -referred to Synods . . 
 
 !0 
 21 
 19 
 20 
 52 
 .52 
 9 
 17 
 12 
 11 
 16 
 33 
 14 
 14 
 31 
 10 
 •J3 
 51 
 30 
 31 
 57 
 8 
 8 
 8 
 54 
 
 News-room, Invitation to -Mr. Deblois 11,57 
 
 Nomination Committee Appointed . , 14 
 
 " Report and appointment of Committfeji 38,42 
 
 Obituary Notices iu Appendix 
 
 16 
 
 I'rintiug •■-■■' 
 
 Psalms with Tunes — Overture on 65 
 
 '• Referred to Hymnology Committee 5I> 
 
 17 
 
 
 
CCXCII. 
 
 INDEX TO MINUTES. 
 
 Records, to Ilevise- Ccimmittees 
 
 " Reports 
 
 " Report Manitoba Presbytery 
 Record, Prahi/lrrian—Ctmmhtee on 
 
 " Ifeport 
 
 Kefeience aiient App.-i! of Dr. lUrclay, and Commisaic 
 
 Religion, .State of ( 'unimittee on 
 
 " Report 
 
 Remits, Returns to -Committee on 
 
 •* «( t> * 
 
 Ileport 
 
 Ross, Rev. D., Application for 
 
 PAQR. 
 ... 9 
 
 .. 33 
 
 .. -11 
 
 ... rA 
 IG, 17 
 ...41 
 
 14 
 10 
 35 
 53 
 
 Sabbath ( >bservance -( 'ommittea on 
 Report 
 
 Sabhatli Soliools- 
 
 41 
 SO 
 
 no 
 
 41 
 
 l.-i 
 .SO 
 54 
 54 
 44 
 
 Memorial on 
 
 -Committee on 
 
 '■ Report 
 
 " Referred 
 
 *< If 1 » !■ 
 
 Deliverance 
 
 " I'rayer for 
 
 Smyth. Mrs. , on Widows' Fund 
 
 Standing Committees -Mrtliod .,f appointing ■'■.'......'.''....'.'.'..'.'.,'.''','.'. Jo 
 
 Remitted to Pre.sbyteries , , 
 
 List of . 
 
 " Orders-Returns to Remit:, .'.'I" 
 
 R'''>r"wed changes laid on Table ' J 
 
 Statistics Committee ... 
 
 ., ,, 40 
 
 Report *•' 
 
 ' ■ * • ■!/• 
 
 ' I Overture-Presbyteries Imnenburg and Yarmouth 30 
 
 Referred to Statistics Committee ... . 53 
 
 •' Column, Supplemonting Scheme-Maritime rrorinc,..^ 'u 
 
 Students- Applicati.m for-Committee on .' ' '" 
 
 " Applications 
 
 Report on Applications 
 
 Superintendent of Mis.sicms- Rules for 
 
 Sustentati.ui and Supplement- Returns to Remit o- 
 
 o 4 1 ri ■ , . .... Jo 
 
 Consideration , if „, .,, 
 
 " ., ,, . 4vl, i)() 
 
 lommittoe on .,, 
 
 ."iynods— -Coumiitteo on Records 
 
 " 11 1, , . n 
 
 neports 
 
 42 
 
 53 
 .53 
 45 
 48 
 
 Temperance Committee 
 
 Report 
 
 Mi'inorial -Women's l''nion 
 
 Temporalities -Law Costs 
 
 Committee on 
 
 Thanks— Accommod.iti.Mi Cominitt-e, etc., et 
 
 Theological Educatiim Report on '. ; 
 
 Thesis Latin, Discontinued [[[ ^^ 
 
 Torrance, Rev. li., Api>lication for . '^^ 
 
 ."il 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' I'unds— Committees 
 
 Ke|iorts 
 
 41 
 
 . , ■ ■ ■ ;. 43, 44 
 
 vmalgamation 
 
 Resolutions (m. . 
 
 «.,....!. M. ** 
 
 -■'•■■■ •••"•••" 44 
 
 Young Men' Christiwi Association— Invitation from 
 
 IS 
 
PAOE. 
 
 9 
 
 . . .83 
 
 •) 
 
 .. .41 
 
 .'■.4 
 
 . . 10, 17 
 
 41 
 
 14 
 
 10 
 
 35 
 
 53 
 
 41 
 
 SO 
 
 .... 50 
 
 41 
 
 .... 15 
 
 .. .30 
 
 .... 54 
 
 . .. 64 
 
 . ... 44 
 
 .... 10 
 
 . ... 13 
 
 38,42 
 
 S.*). 40 
 
 . ... 46 
 
 . ... 42 
 
 .. . 16 
 
 ... 32 
 
 .... 33 
 
 .... 33 
 
 , ... 10 
 
 .... 13 
 
 ... .34 
 
 ... lit 
 
 . . 3.5 
 
 V.I, 50 
 
 ... .')2 
 
 ... 9 
 
 . . S3 
 
 .42 
 . .. 53 
 . . .53 
 ...45 
 
 ...48 
 
 . .. r,7 
 
 . . . 43 
 ...32 
 ...51 
 
 ..41 
 43, 44 
 44 
 .. 44 
 .. 44 
 
 .. IH 
 
 INDEX TO APPENDIX. 
 
 Report of Home Mission Committee (Western Section) with Api)endicea 
 
 '' Committee on Home Missiim.s (Maritime I'rovincca) 
 
 " " Siiiiplementrt (Maritime IVdvinces) 
 
 " " of Foreign Missions (Eastern Section) 
 
 " " " (Western Section) 
 
 " Committee on the Di.strituition of IVobationers 
 
 " Board of Management of Knox (V41ege, with Report of Senate and Exa- 
 miners, etc 
 
 " Truatees of (Jueen's College and University 
 
 " Boani of Management of the I'resbyterian College, Montreal, with Report of 
 
 Senate, etc 
 
 " Morrin College 
 
 " Koar<l of the Presbyterian CoUeg'-, Halifax 
 
 Board of Management of Manitoba College, with Report of Senate, etc 
 
 " " French F.vangelization 
 
 " L.idies' French Evangelization .Society 
 
 " Salibatli Schools with our Sabbath Scluxil Work 
 
 " Committee im the Hymnal 
 
 " State of Religion 
 
 " (leneral Assembly's Committee on Sabbath Observance 
 
 " Committee on Temperance 
 
 " Board of Management of the Ministers' Widows' and Orphans' Fund- 
 Presbyterian Church of Canada in connection with the Church of Scotland. . 
 
 Late Canada Presbyterian Churcli 
 
 Presbyterian Church, liower I'rovinces 
 
 Late Synod of the Maritime Provinces in connection with the Church of 
 
 Scotland 
 
 Proptised Term.s of Amalgamation, late Presbyterian Church of the Lower 
 Provinces, and of the late Synod of the Maritime Provinces in connec- 
 
 ti<m with the Church of Scotland 
 
 Connnittee <m the Aged and Infirm Ministers' Fund (Westeni .Section) 
 
 " " " (Eastern Section) 
 
 " " Statistics 
 
 Statistical and Financial Returns 
 
 Rolls of Synods and Presbyteries 
 
 Changes in Rolls 
 
 Obituary Notices 
 
 ReiKirt on the " Presbyterian Record " 
 
 ' ' of the Rev. Professor Bryce, in connection with Manitoba College 
 
 Address to the Queen 
 
 ' ' <iovernor-(.ieneraI 
 
 Finance Report (Eastern Section) 
 
 (Toronto Section) 
 
 rAQB. 
 
 Iviii. 
 
 Ixviii. 
 
 Ixxii. 
 
 Ixxx 
 
 Ixxxix. 
 
 xcv. 
 ci. 
 
 c\ . 
 
 cxi. 
 
 cxii. 
 
 cxv. 
 
 cxviii. 
 
 cxxxiii. 
 
 cxxxv. 
 
 cxli. 
 
 cxlii. 
 
 cxlvii. 
 
 cxlviii. 
 
 cl. 
 
 cli. 
 clii. 
 
 cliii. 
 
 civ. 
 
 clvii. 
 
 clix. 
 
 clx. 
 
 clxvi. 
 
 ccxxxvi. 
 
 ccliv. 
 
 cclxii. 
 
 cclxiv. 
 
 cclxiv. 
 
 cclxviii. 
 
 cclxviii. 
 
 cclxix. 
 
 cclxxx.'. 
 

 ERKATA. 
 
 1. On page 32, under heading "Prayer for CoUeges," in the gecond line, the word "universitiM 
 occurs for "niinistorM." 
 
 a. On page S8, under hoiuling " Iteport -Nomination Committee," in the ninth line of the paragraph, 
 the words "of said Senatus" should I.e omittod ; and in the following line, after the word 
 "Senate" the words "of Knox College and in that " should be inserted. 
 
 3. A few names are j.rinted incorrectly. In the Assembly Iloll, " Cameron K. Amaron," of the 
 
 I'resbytery of Quebec, shoul.I be " C.-iIvin K. Amaron." In the Pre.-bytery of Kingston 
 'I Roderick McUose" should be " Ro,ierick M. Rose." 0.. page 12. in the third paragraph! 
 Mr. 1. S. \anier" shouhl be "Mr. P. S. Vernier." On page 28, under heading "Loyal 
 Addresses," the name " McW. McLean " occurs for " M. W. McLean." On page 41. fourth 
 line from bott.un, the correct reading i.s "Mr. A. McLean Sinclair." On page 49 the name 
 "Mr. C. Stiles Kraser " occurs for "Mr. D. Stiles Fraser." 
 
 4. Rev. J. McMechan, of the Presbytery of Hamilton, should have been marked in the Roll u 
 
 present. 
 
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