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Les diagrammes suivants illustrent la methods. 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Wi ^m r^- '.i-'^:-K ■ ''''■ ,•) : * f * »»••*•» » 4 > « T :* ■ t t ^ f f * t V ♦ V ♦ » » ♦ Y i-^-; s >riti IPO in »;>■'.>■'- •^i'^, * i' ■il'i •^ *» •M Vl> 5"* v.- If!- »■ ?i r,- * f. >• «: t" ■■: ^; y; w' !' '.•iSi ■'■ I » i N V u H r. r. i; , I f3 IV . I',' U> 1 , M.'^V i'<'»l N !)|, 4^ ■t r >r^^- jii:l^ Piiiii.r, "fjt-. ."rx^^^ i Ik ',■>• » ■..' "*;<"'•; .^^^ .S>..^' • f ( * T REPORT or THE KfiufoimMnnir iiijiiii liiijiTYy 1st November, 1849. ST. John's, Newfoundland J. C, WITHERS, Quppo's Printer. 1 I ' ' 1 * A \ OFFICERS. 4 V PATRON : Hia Excellency Uie Governor. PRESIDENT : The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland. VICE-PRESIDENTS The Rural Deans. TREASURER: George T. Brooking, Esq. COMMITTEE : Hon. E. M. Archibald C. F. Bennett, Esq. T. Bennett, Esq. Hon. J. Crowdy B. G. Garrett, Esq. E. Harvey, Esq. A. Hogsett, Esq. H. W. Hovles, Esq. K. D. Meynell, Esq. with power to add four to their number. N. Mudge, Esq. C. D. Newman, Esq. B. Robinson, Esq. T. Row, Esq. Hon. W. B. Row H. P. Thomas, Esq. G. H. Wilson, Esq. J. B. Wood, Esq. SECRE'P'AKY : Rev. T. h\ H. Bridge, / « / \ r * ^ < STAiNUlNli UULES FOR TIIK CONS riTUTlON AND GOVKKNiMKNT OF TflK Ncwroiindland Church Society. I. — That this Socioty ho called *' The Newfound- «r ' \ r % n LAiND Church Sociktv, II. — That tiiu OfTicers o( tliis Society shall consiyt of a Patron, a President, and Vicc-Piesidcnts, a Treasurer, and a Secretary, or Secretaries, with a Committee ol' Management of at least twelve members, six of whom shall constitute a quorum. III. — That His Excellency the Governor for the time being, be requested to »ccept the ofHco of Patron : — that iho Lord Bishop of the Diocese be the President ; tho Rural Deans, Vice-Presidents ; and all the Ofiicers of the Society, with the Clergy of the Church resident in St. John's, be •* ex-q/^cio" members of the Commiitee ; — the rest of the Clergy of the Established Church through- out the Colony to be Honorary Members of the same. IV. — All persons paying the annual sum often shillings currency, in quarterly instalments, made on the second Wednesday in January^ Jlpril^ Juhj^ and October^ shall be associated members of this Society, with power lo vole ; — and persons subscribing any smaller sum shall be members of the Society, but not privileged to vote ; and every donor of jEIO, or upwards, to the funds of the So- ciety, shall be a member for life, and honorary meniber of the Commiitee. V. — That it shall bn llic duly of li»c Commiitee to determine Irom time to time on tiie apprnpijation of thr funds lo the furilicraiico oftiie Gospel in this Island, under the rccomineiidulion and sanction nfihe Lord Bishop of the Dioccs'' : — the objects lo wiiich sucii appropriation shall bo made being the following : — Isi, the erection or cnlorgeinents of Churches and School-rooms ; — 2nd, tho supply of Bibles, Prayer Books, School Books, and Religious Works and Tracts ; — 3rd, the establishment and support of Daily and Sunday Schools ; — 4th, the maintenance of Clergymen in destitute settlements. VI. — The Committee shall meet when any one of Oie Officers, or any three of the members of the Committee, or any six of the associated members, shall deem a meet- ing expedient -. — the purpose of the meeting being Hrst specified in writing to the Senior Secretary, who shall convene the meeting. VII. — The Committee shall appoint three of their members to audit tho Treasurer's accounts. VIII. — A Monthly Meeting of the Society to be held on the 2nd fVedncsday in every month, at 7 o'clock ; and a general Annual Meeting on the 2nd IVednesday after the Feast of the Holy Trinity, or as soon after as the Diocesan may appoint. IX. — No existing law shall be repealed or altered, nor any new rule established, except at a General Meeting — such change having been first recommended by the Com- mittee, or a written notice thereof given at a previous monthly meeting. X. — All Meetings shall be opened and closed with tho Prayers recommended to be used at the meetings of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. XI. — The members of the Church in every part of tho Island sh'dll be invited to co-operate with this Society, by forming local Conmiittees, under the direction of the Clergy, in each Mission or Parish. XII. — That the Treasurers of the Local Committees shall transmit to the General Treajiiicr in St. John's the amount of the Colirclions ma'.le in theii respective, Distiicls. '/If* -s^SH. t f Ai the Eighth JInniversary of " Tiik Newfoundland Church Societv," held at St. John's^ \st JWvember, 1849— The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland, President, in the Chair. The Report of the Committee, and the Treasurer's Account, having been read by the Rev. T. F. H. Bridge, Secretary, — It was Moved by James Clift, Esq., and seconded by W. Rendell, Jr. Esq., Church-Warden : — That the Report now read be received and adopted, and printed, with the Treasurer's Account, under the direction of the Secretary. Moved by the Hon. the Attorney General, and seconded by the Rev. G. M. Johnson, Curate of St. John's : — That this Meeting desires to express its thankfulness to the Giver of all good, for the measure of success which He has vouchsafed to the exertions made in behalf of the Society durmg the past year. Moved by G. T. Brookino, Esq., Treasurer, and seconded by C. D. Newman, Esq., Head Master of the Academy : — That this Meeting desires to acknowledge the claim which the Society has upon all Members of the Church within the Diocese, for continued and increased exertions in its behalf. Moved by the Rev. C. Blackman, Minister of St. Thomas's, and seconded by W. P. Thomas, Esq : — That this Meeting tenders its most grateful thanks to *' The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in I -.-,.=^,5 Poieii,!! Parts," I'oi lijvini'^ ic.'.;iMiiurJ ilieif l{t;.-.i;liitiun oi' !S46, :is lai arj ih'.'ir cldM I\lis-iu;:;iii..- , uie coiicenipd ; and adopts the Ibllnwiti^ Addiers, to Ijo transmillod }u tliem through the lliglit Rcvciond llic i'rcsidoiit of tli(^ Newfoundland Churcli Society, the Lord ] 'islioj) of thf; Diocese. — f Sec ^Qppcndix. ) Moved by B. lloniNsoN, ICsq., and seconded by C ¥. Bennltt, Esq. : — Tliat this Mectiug d-'sires to record its sense of ihn untiring labours of the Lord Bishop of Newfoundland for the benefit of the Church in this Dioces;?, especially in his Visitations, duritij; the pasi and preneiit years, oi" the previously-noglecird parts ot' liii'i Island and of the La- brador ; and recognises in the spiritual doslitiition so brought before the Church, the; obligation of <'ach and all of its members to co-operate with their chief Pastor in his exertions to ameliorate it. Moved by Thomas Bennett, Esq., and seconded by H. W. HoYLEs, Esq. : — That this Meeting tenders to the Sister Societies in the North American Colonial Dioceses the expression of its continued interest in their prosperity. Moved by the llev. W. Grey, and seconded by the Rev. A. Bayly : — That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Officers of the Society; that the Treasurer and Secretary be re- quested to continue their services, and that the following gentlemen, being members, be the Committee for the ensuing year — with power to add four to their number — (See list of Officers.) t UEPOUT. y ': f (( The ofien-repeatetl injunction of ihe Holy Apostle, In eveiytjjing to give tjjanks," may be specially ad- dressed to associations, which have for their end the glory of God, and the salvation oi men. by the maintenance and extension of true lleligion. The Committee, there- fore, of " The Newfoundland Church Society" established foi those holy purposes, would commence their Annual Report by rendering to Him, to Whom all praise is due, their devout and grateful acknowledgements for the mercy and goodness which have attended the operations of the Society during the past year. It would be gratifying to tho Committee, were it in their power to state the results of the collections in the several Missions of the Diocese for the current year. But as many of them have not been completed, and consequently the Returns have not been yet received, the Committee can only refer to the account of the Treasurer for such information as can at present be furnished on this point. A comparison of the payments for the years 1S47 and 1848 respectively exhibits for the latter year an increase of about £100. Collections for the first time from several Missions afford an encouraging assurance that the residents within them are not unwilling to acknowledge their obli- gations to the Church, by whose Ministry they are adopt- ed, trained, and nourished as the Children of God. Such remarks however, must not be construed as either stating or implying, that in any Mission in the Island this sacred duty is yet adequately recognised ; everywhere the payments fall below the small weekly average, which formed the basis of the calculation of what the Members of the Church should, and, it is believed, could, do towards her temporal support. 10 Since our last Anniversary the Lord Bishop has coiti' municated to such of the Clergy as were Interested in the njalter, that ** the Society for the Propagation of the Gospe)" have been induced by his representations to continue their former allowances to their elder Mis- sionaries in this Island. His Lordship has, at the same time, informed the Clergy that he interposed wiih great reluctance, and expressed to them his expectation and most earnest hope, that the generous treatment of the Society tvill not occasion any relaxation of effort on (heir part to obtain from their own Plocks the support to which they are entitled. The following is an extract from hrs Lord- ship's Circular to the Clergy, which will fully explain his feelings and wishes : — *' The only reluctance felt by me in urging these rea- sons, and I think I may venture to say the only reluctance felt by the Committee in allowing them, and complying with my suggestions founded upon them, had reference Isr, to the state of the Society's funds, which are not sdeqiKite to the continually encreasing demands upon them, and 2ndly, to the grievous disappointment which will be experienced in several destitute places in the Diocese, where the people were looking to the proposed reduction for help in providing themselves with the Ministers and means of grace. On both these grounds J confess to have felt some reluctance in arguing against the reduction, but on the second ground more particularly. And 1 confidently anticipate that you will feel with me, and for me — that you will deeply regret the sad destitution in which so many ol your fellow-colonists and fellow- Christians must be left ; and which might in some measure have been relieved, had the Society been enabled to carry out, through the encreasad contributions o( your long and largely as.sisted Mission, iheir merciful plans, and to devote the aninuut saved (rom your salary to the places most destitute. That, you are aware, was the chief, I might say iho only, object of the proposed reduction, viz. to extend the bounty and blessings of the Society to people perishing for lack of knowledge. For this good and great object the Society, not unreasonably, I think, looked to v/ ^ \ 1*1 enga,i;ed every week-day in schohstic duties. Cataliha is indebted for this privilege to the Church Society ; for by the appropriation of £50 a year of its funds to the Clergyman at Bonavista^ the Bishop has been enabled both to relieve the Rev. Mr. Netten from the charge of a School, and to locate him in his Mission. Every year brings to our knowledge fiesh, and still more painlul reports of the religious wants of our Brethren. The statement of the recent Visitation of the Lord Bishop, which has just been published, can scarcely fail to awaken the sympathies, and to call lorih the co-operation of every Christian heart and hand. Seith'ment after settle- ment, occupied mainly, il not entirely, by Members of the Church of England, yet year after year left without her means of Grace — people, passing from the cradle to the grave, with scarcely a single opportunity of learning the things which concern their everlasting peace, — and as the coi»seq(ioiic(% the; iiupiessions and influences even of tradiiionnry rclip;ioii dyin^ out ! 'JMie prospect of some ^ r r s f % h fs r \ « ♦ aid being exleiKled to places thus circumstanced, whicii the Resolution of ^'' the Society for ihe Propagation of tlie Gospel" to transfer their liberality from the established Missions to new ones opened, has been again closed up by the abandonment of that pucpose. There seems to be neither hope nor way of extending the ministrations of the Church to those, whose relief the Society contemplated and desired, except by the charity of such as have learned their preciousness by having possessed them, and that, without much cost and charge to themselve.o. The importance of such Visitations as the Bishop of the Diocese has performed during the two past summers, along the coast of Labrador, and the western and northern shores of this Island not previously brought under Ecclesiastical inspection, it would be difHcult to exag- gerate ; and the Committee feel that the Church at large, as well as those who have been the immediate objects of his Lordship's care, have been laid under a heavy debt of obligation by his labours. It must be plain that a voyage of such an extent, and occupying nearly sixteeik weeks, cannot have been prosecuted without considerable expense : and the Committee are confident that every member of the Church Society will cordially approve- of their having requested his Lordship *.o allow them to appropriate the sum of J£100* towards meeting that outlay. The only regret will be that the funds of the Society do not admit of a larger appropriation to such an object. The Bishop has paid to the Treasurer the fees. Sacramental collections, and donations, received on the Labrador, amounting to JC8 15 9. It is with much pleasure and thankfulness that the Com- mittee state that the Lord Bishop of the Diocese gave Con- firmation to about 800 candidates on his late Visitation of the Northern Missions in this Island; — a somewhat larger number than were presented by the Clergy for that Holy Rite on the former Visitation. In the Appendix to this Report will be found a statement of the many * Tlio Bishop, whilst foclinpr and ncknowletljfing' the kindness of the Comniitteo in votiii«» the above sum ol' 1*100. has declined to receive more than £o(). 14 places visited, and of the Episcopal Services performed , by his Lordship during the past summer. The proposal of the Government to close the various places oi Burial within the limits of the Town, adverted to in the Report of last year, has been carried into efTect ; and the Members of the Church of England have a Cemetery ns conveniently situated, at the eastern extremity of the City, as it is commodious in itself, and in every respect well adapted to the solemn purposes to which it is applied. It was consecrated by the Lord Bishop on the 25ih of last June, a few days before the Act of the Legislature came into operation prohibiting all interments within the Town after the 1st of July. It had been previously inclosed and protected by a substantial fence; the neces- sary roads had been cut through it, and a lodge for the residence of the sexton erected. The public access to it, conveyed wiUi the ground itself, was of that character, that the Bishop deemed it desirable and right to obtain a better and more decent approach. His Lordship succeeded in purchasing a right of W9y to the Cemetery of the Ex<%cutor of the late Judge Carter, for the sum of £40. The cost of fencing, and otherwise preparing it, amounted to not less than £25 more. The road is now the private property of the Bishop ; it is manifestly very desirable that it should belong to the Parishioners, and the Committee have determined on ofTering to rc-imburse his Lordship for his expenditure for it, with the view of acquiring the right of wny for the Members of the Church for ever, and having it invested accordingly in the Bishop and his Successors in trust, in the same manner as the Cemetery itself. The progress made with ihe erection of the Nave of the Cathedral Church during the past season has been very satisfactory. There appears no longer any reason to doubt that it may be sufficiently advanced lor Con • secration and use in the course of next summer. The wish and present intention of the Bishop are to set it apart by the appointed Holy Services so that he may hold his next General Ordination in it, and his Triennial Visitation of the Clt?rgy in iho year 1S50. The cost Oi thai porlion of tlio edifice which has been buill will, with the fuiilier cxpenditiire necessary lor the inieiior, have consumed all the funds at the disposal ol' the Uisho|i. On every account it will be a matter of painful regret, if the works are not continued. For such as are going on to completion, it will not be forgotten, ihal we are indebted to the generous sympathy of our brethren at home. This circumstance and the sense of our own duty will, it is hoped, lead to such liberality on the part ol the Members of the Church, as will enable the Bishop to proceed with other parts of the projected structure. The Depository for the Sale of Bibles, Testaments, Prayer-books, and the Publications of '* the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge," has been in operation,, as heretofore, during the past year. The following are the particulars of the issues from it, from the date of the last similar statement : — 169 Bibles, 140 New Testaments, S53 Common Prayer-Book.s^i363 other works andTracts. Thus d)e issues during the period of 2 years and 4 months, i. f. since the re-opening of the Depot in August 1846, have been 393 Bibles, 316 iNew Testaments, 1907 Prayer- Books, and 3966 Bound Books and Tracts. Every book issued from the Depository is sold. All must be sensible o( the importance of the people being supplied with religious reading of a sound and approved character, and it is a cause of thankfulness that such Books, as are published under the authority and sanction of a Society, of which the Primate and other Prelates of the Church are the Directors, have been so extensively circulated in this Colony. The expenses of the Deposi- tory, including those of importing Books and an annual rent, have been hitherto borne by the Bishop. The Committee feel that this would be a legitimate object to which to appropriate some of the funds of the Church Society. The supply of Bibles, Prayer-Books, School- Books, and Religious Works and Tracts, is one of the objects contemplated from the conimsricement of the Society as will be seen by a reference tu the 7th Standing Rule. In connection with this point, the Committee would again call attention to the circumstance, that the Church Society includes in its designs and operations the objects il 10 of a Clericul-Aid, n Hiblti, a Prayer-buuk and Uomily) and a Ucligious Tract Society. In looking forward to tl)« future claims and wants of ilic Church in this Diocese, no object of more vital conse' quence presents itsell io the view, than the great work of Education. The establishment and support of Daily and Snnday Schools has also been proposed from the be- ginning, as one of the objects of the Church Society ; and to this the attention of the Members of the Church TTiust shortly be invited, and tireir co-operation asked. The approaching expiration of the Act for ibe promotion of Education seems to offer a suitable occasion for bring- ing the question of Churcb-£ducaiion before the Legis- lature, and urging upon their favourable consideration the claims of the Church. :io.'!; •!?: The Committee^ in bringing this Report to a conclu- sion, will only add the expression of their conviction, that nothing is wanting, under tlie Divine Blessing, but united and vigorous action on the part of all who are in Communion with the Church, to secure the accomplish- ment of what has been, as well as of what has yet to be, imdertaken. He, Who is not the author of confusion but of peace in all the Churches of the Saints, will look ^own with an eye of favor on, and will prosper the designs and exertions of those, who *' stand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the Faith of the Gospel." (Phil, i, 27.) u<\ l.'U i^DiutK/ .jH ■\o6cu' .H'i ;■ .: c ;v'!M> :. .^!i;)(!::i.3! = -tfUA-' -■J t. , / 'O' !j;uf"ii ■t'M:i:(:iC'- • -Mi i •f' :i(rw-; y!->,KiO-.-;^,c - : V ■;':'.• ;i , «■ APPENDIX. V To the Most Rtvt^tnd the Presidenlt the Right Reverend the Fice-Presi- denta^ and the Members of the Standing , ' Committee of *• The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.'''' ., , We, ihe President, the Officers niid Committee, and all the Members of the '* Newfoundland Church Society," assembled at our Annual General Meeting, desire most respectfully to tender, through your Board, to " The Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts," a renewed expression of our sincere gratitude for the many invaluable benefits which have been conferred by their instrumentality, during nearly a century and a half, upon the Church in Newfoundland. It is believed that there is hardly a Church or a Parsonage- House in the Colony, towards the erection of which the Venerable Society has not contributed; — tlio Clergy, whose ranks havo been from i-mo lo limn rciu- forcod R'r! aijjmonted^ havo been nininly supported 'oy tiio Society s liberality ; and we aau oui' Bi'eiliren supjilied tlicreby with iho nieai!:?, of (:!raco and Otdhianoes ot Religion in the purity \vliicli disrini^uishes uie Faith and DiscipHre of the Church of our Fathers. XVIIl. APPENDIX. While we feel thni no words of ours can discharge or express our debt of gratiiude for such incalculable benefiiSr it is yet both a duty and a pleasure to declare and renew our acknowledgments ; but chiefly, on this occasion, we would record our grateful sense of the consideration of the Venerable Society in rescinding theii' Resolution, passed in 1846, to reduce by one-half, the stipends of their elder Missionaries, with the view of extending the blessings of the Gospel, and the ministrations of the Church, to the many settlements in this Diocese, whose inhabitants are still as ^' sheep not having a shepherd." We are not ignorant, therefore, at what immediate cost to many of our destitute brethren this course has been adopted ; and we humbly trust that those members of the Church in this Diocese who have long enjoyed her minis- trations, through the liberality of the Society, will show iheir appreciation of them, and their charity to those many others not yet similarly favoured, by making every exertion to effect the object which the Venerable Society contem- plated by the proposed redaction; — to this, in dependance on His Grace, Who directeth and disposeth all hearts, we pledge ourselves. . , i , „ , ; f :,. , ( -:. ,7' We conclude with an earnest prayer to Almighty God, that it will please Him to continue His Blessing to the Venerable Society, that it may be, as heretofore, an instrument of good to His Church, for Jesus Christ's sake. ^men. EDWARD NEWFOUNDLAND. St. John's^ Newfoundland^ ) 1st November, 1849. \ APPENDIX. XIX. \ TJie following is a list of tiie Bishop's peculiar services during ihe Visilaiion : Churche$ Consecrated at — Herring Neck Sept. 7 Change Islands '*■ 13 Fool's Island *' 19 Grave Yards Consecrated at — Lower Burgoo July 1 5 Upper Bui«;eo <* L'Anse Amour Aug. 10 Herring Neck Sept. 7 Change Islands *« 13 Creenspond *< 17 Old Bonnventure Oct. 9 Coiijirmtitiona at — Sandy Point .1 u!y 29 Morton's Harbour Sept. G Herring Neck " 7 Twillingate «* 9 Fogo « ' J 2 Change Islands <* 13 Creenspond «' i(j Pinchard's Island " 18 Swain's Island *< 18 Fool's Island *' 19 Fair Island '« 20 Gooseberry Island '« 21 King's Cove "23 Keel's < ' 24 Salvage « < 25 Flat Islands '' 25 Catalina. . '♦ 29 Bonavisia '< 30 English Harbour Oct. G Salmon Cove •' G Trinity 7& 12 New Bonaventure.. .. 8& 9 .IJC. * IPPEMDIX* V '1 v: '.ii I'. ,» ' Nntnos of the settlements at wliich services were per-' forined in his Lorddliip's late Visiiution, with the distance of vach from the preceding place : Day of Jlrrival. J^Tame of Place. Distance. June 30 Burin 180 1 miles ' July 3 Lamaline 40 ti 9 La Pocle 125 It 12 Burgeo 30 (( 17 Grandy*s Passage 45 i( IS Baker's Tickle 2 (C 19 Burnt Islands 3 i( 20 Rose Blanche 7 u 24 Port aux Basques 19 ( ( 20 Codroy 21 (i 11 Great Codroy 4 (( (( Liitle Codroy 2 ti 27 St. George's Bay 60 (r August 1 Bay of Islands 84 (C 5 Trout River 32 i( It Bonne Bay 11 <( 6 Cow Cove 21 it 8 Forteau 105 (( 10 L'Ance Amour 4 (( 11 Blanc Sablon 13 <{■ 13 Red Bay Battle Harbour 35 t( 18 i 62 t( 21 Si, Francis' Harbour 1 21 (- 23 Henley Haibonr 50 ( c 25 Chateau 4 C( 27 Quirpon 27 (( 29 Griguet 8 iC 11 ! St. Lunaire 2 (1 30 St. Anthony's 15 (C Sept. 3 Twillingate 115 (t^ 1 5 Moreion's Harbour 7 it- 6 1 Hen ing Neck 17 1» <■ 4 !^ \ rrrs: APPENDIX. xii. Day of t^rrival 10 13 16 Jb 19 20 31 24 ii 25 26 30 October 2 6 8 9 16 Fogo Chftuge Ulnnds Greeiispoiid Piiichird's Island Swain's Isijpd Fool's Island Fair Island Gooseberry Island King's Cove KeeTi Cove Salvage Flat Islands Catalina Bonavisla Trinity English Harbour Salmon Cove New Bonaventure Old Bonaventure St. John's. 1 5 miles. 6 '* 90 (( 12 it 6 < t 3 «i 12 (t 8 n 24 (< 5 i( 12 i( 7 <{ 36 u 10 i( 32 (( 6 t( I <( 17 «( 2 (( 60 11 / \ m i ] w \ D«. NJrVVFOUNDLAND CHURCH SOCIETY in ACCOUNT 1849. £ 8. d. April 30,— To paid order favor Rev. C Blackman balance for 1848. . 51 8 6 May 2. — Paid order favor Rev. J. Cr, Mountain for the year 1848. 60 3.— Paid order favor Rev. O. Rouso for the year 1848 25 Jiuie 19. — Lord Bishop's order for the fol- lowing grants passed 27th April : — Rev. T. F. H. Bridge £200 ♦• F. W. Tremlett 50 " J. Marshall 40 " W. Taylor 4 10 3 Churches — Petty Harbor Church 40 Torbay 4 Pouch Cove 10 4 Burin 25 Belloram 5 La PoUe 25 Woody Island 5 QuidiVidi 20 Paid Insurance of Rectory, St. John's 15 " J. C. Withers, Printing Report, 1847 10 10 0—464 4 3 July 7.— Paid order favor Rev. B. Jones for the year 1848 60 Sep, 24.— Paid order favor Rev. W. K. White, for the year 1848. . . 9 9 6 Oct. 3.— Paid Rev. T. F. H. Bridge, to- wards Stipend of a Curate, as voted 1848. 75 29.— Paid Rev. T. M. Wood, as half collection at Trinity for 1848, as voted 13th April, . . 20 14 9 30.— Paid Lord Bishop for purchase of right of way to the New Cemetery for the use of the Meiiibcrs of the Church of England for ever, as voted by Committee 40 Carried forward £776 17 f f i i witir GEOUGE T. brooking, Tbeasireii. Ck, 1848. £ s. d. Dec. 2.— By Cash received from lion. W. Thomas, late Treasurer IG3 7 8 Cash received from Rev. T. F. II. Bridge, for balance of subscription 1847 151 Cash froiii "3ev. F.W. Tremlett, collection at Portu^'al Cove 1848 10 1849. April 20. — Cash received from ^ev, T. G. Mountuin, collected at Harbor Briton, 1848 G2 3 25.— Cash received from Rev. T. F. IT. Bridge, collected at St. John's, 1848 386 IG 8 23.— Cash received from Rev. T. T. Jones, col- lected at Petty Harbor, 1848 52 2 1 Cpsh received from Rev. J. Marshall, col- lected at Belloram, 1848 46 8 Cash received from Rev. O. Rouse, col- lected at Bay de Vords, 1848 13 4 10 Cash received from Rev. J. Gilohrist, col- lected at Greenspond, 1848 25 14 May 3.— Cash received from Rev. C. Blackmorc, collected at Bay Roberts, 1848 22 8 G June 18.— Cash received from Rev. T. CoUev, col- lected at Grole, 1848 13 11 Cash received from Rev. W. Taylor, bal- ance of collection Spaniard's Bay, 1848. 1 10 4 Cash rece'ved from Rev. B, Smith, col- lected at King's Cove, 1848 10 13 3 Jime 20, — Cash received from Rev. G. B. Carter, col- lected at South Shore, Conception Bay, 1848 10 G July 3. — Cash received from Rev. T. M.Wood, col- lected at Trinity, 1848 41 9-7 Cash received from Rev. Bertram Jones, collected at Bonavista, 1848 913 Sept. 8.— Amount of 9| Qtls. fish from Torbay. per Rev. A. Bayly, 1849 4 9 11 Amount of 165 Qtls. fish, from Broad Cove per Rev, B. Fleet, 1849 7 12 1 Amount ot 60 Qtls. fish from Portugal Cove, per Rev. B. Fleet, 1849 26 10 1 Amount of IQi Qtls. fish from South Shore, Conception Bay, per Rev. G. B. Carter, 1849 4 14 11 Carried forward £1065 19 y ]Jn. NKWFOUNDLAND CHUKCII SOCIETY is ACCOUNT \ I tl I' ( Urought forward This sum towards the expenses of l^rd IJishop's late visita- tion to the Labrador, an voted by Committee Nov. 1 — iJalance remaining in the hands of the Treasurer £775 17 50 705 15 ' ' ' , * £1,531 12 Errors and Omissions excepted. St. John's, Newfoundland, 1st November, 1849. GEORGE T. BROOKING, Treasurer. \Ve, the undersigned, having examined the foregoing accounts, find to credit of the fSociety a balance in Treasurer's hands of £705 15 0. BRYAN ROBINSON. 11. W. HOYLES, mahmlm . WITH GEORGE T. BROOKING, TREA«niBK. Ca. Brought forward £1065 19 5 Amount of 48 Qtls. fish from Quidi Vidi, per Rev. T. F. H. Bridge, 1849. 23 12 Amount of 3 Qtla. fish from South Side, St. John's, per Rev. T. F. II. Bridge, 1849 1 n Amount of 35^ Qtls. fish from Pouch Cove, per Rev. ^V. Shannon, 1849 16 5 5 Amount of Cash from ditio 4 2 Amount of fish collected at Bay de Verda, perRev.O. Rouse, 1849 13 3 3 Oct. 26. — Amount received from Rev. J, Gilchrist, collected at Qre^nspond. ^^"^^ "_ U f 3 29.— Amount received from Rev. J. Marshall, Belloram, collected for 1849 47 10 Amount received ii'dm Rev. J. Cunninij. ham. balance of collection atBurgeo, for . * 17 Amount received from Rev. W, Meek collected at St. George's Bay, 1848. . . .' 25 8 4 30.- >»»o^»t received from Rev. C. Blackman. pa:*- CoU9Ctionforl849,in St. John's... 5o Amount received from Rev.T.F.II.Bridge, -irt collection for 1849, St. John's 247 10 The follo^:j ^^^^ received from the Lord Bishop f-~ Fees and Sacramental c6iiC<2tions during Visitation of 1849 £2 15 9 Subscription from Mr. Bush Bendall, Battle Harbour I Subscription from Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, Si. Francis' Harbour 6 8 15 9 £1,631 12 Nov. 1.— By Balance brought dovrn £705 15 ii^SPf '■^?s«??l'iSS / r^ t < 4 ■ s n % "'4 1 ^ ,^ ^1 ^M» 3 ~ '^^ '2 L 'I J 1. 11^.6*2^ SUBSCRIBERS. [JV. B. — The following List* art for tht year tnding 3Ut December, 1848.] ST. JOHN'S. Alexander, John XI Alsop, II. & Co. 5 Anderson, George 10 Archibald, E. M. 20 Ayre, Christopher 10 Barge, Ellas 10 Barnes, Mrs. 10 Barter, John 10 Barter, John 10 Bayly, J. 2 Beenien, Misses, 1 10 Belcher, E.K. 10 Bellmont, W. 5 Bennett, C. F. 6 Bennett, T. 4 Best, W. R. 15 Bindon, Mrs. 1 Boden,W. 1847-8 1 10 Bolt, Mrs. 1 Bond, J. 10 Bowns, Thomas 10 Bowring Brothers 2 Brine, J, M. 10 Britton, J. 5 Brocklebank & Anihony 1 Brooking, G. T. 20 Browning, Thomas 18 Burn, Charles 10 Bunidge, Tlios. 10 r3urscll, George 1 Canning, J XI 8 OCarnell, S. 10 Carter, F. 10 Carter, L. W. 10 Carter, Robert I 10 Childs, Charles 10 OCleal, Samnel 2 0Clift,Wood&Co. 17 Clift, Archibald 10 olClift, C. N. 5 olClifc, James 3 Clift, Theodore 10 OColclough,Charrte 5 OCole, Humphrey 10 0|CoIlett, Mrs. 5 0, Cooke, Anna 5 Cooke, Beriha 5 Cooke, James 10 Cornish, H. J. 1 10 OCosens, James 10 Cosens, Captain Oi 1847-8 I OJCrossman, A. 7 6 OJCrowdy, James COO jCrovvdy, Joseph 2 OiDammerall, T. 10 ODesBarres, A.W. 5 Dickinson, F. D. 1 ODickinson, H. K. 7 10 i) 0,Dickson, Mrs. 1 Dickson ^liss lo 38 Dunn, T. JEl Eagar, Robert Edena, John Ehlors, G. Ellis, J. 1 Ellis, VV. H. 1 English, Mrs. 1 Finch, W. Fitzgibbon, P. Foote, John Furneaux, J. Furneaux, R. FurnisSf James Frizzell, W. Gardner, George 6 Garrett, B. G. 6 Gill, W. J'r. Goff, Wm. Grant, Dr. & Mrs. 2 Greaves, Joseph Green, B. Grieve, W. 3 Grimslead, Wm. Hamilton, C. Hamlin, Hugh 1 Hamlin, Wm. 1 Hanmer, Noel I Hanover, John Harris, Miss Harris, G. 1 Harris, J. P. Harris, N. Hart, George Harvey, E. 5 Harvey, Wm. 1 Hatcheit, J. Hay, Wm. .') Hay ward C. H. Hay ward, G. F. Hnyward, G . J. .J 10 10 10 5 10 io 10 10 10 5 10 10 15 10 3 5 6 10 10 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 Hay ward, J. S. £1 OHeflbrd, Joseph Hext, W. 1 OHill, Ann I OHIUier, Richard OHogsett, A. 2 OHogseif, J. OHolleit, J. Holwell, J. 1 Hooper, John Hounsell & Cn. 4 Howe, Joseph OHovles, Mrs. 2 OHoyles, H. W. 1) Hunt, Robert 1 Hutchings, M. W. 1 Jenkins, Ft. Major 1 Jenkins, W. 1 Kennedy, Capi. RA 5 Kevvley, Capt. Kimber, G»!orge Lacey, P. Lang, George Langley , Mrs. S. Langley, H. Langley, James 'J Langley, Samuel OjLash, Frederick OjLash, George Lash, J. OLaw, Col. K. H. Lawler, Mary Laybourrje, G. C. LeMessurier, H. LeMessurier, W. 0' Lipscomb, J. Litile, McLean ISIrs [jom;;, Robert OLong, Th'"'nK!S Lovvion, .) . 10 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 .1 I 1 10 10 10 15 1 10 5 10 10 8 10 10 5 7 10 5 10 ^ s 29 -* N McBride, P. £3 McCaiJsIand, J. C. M'Coubrey, J. VV. 1 M'Coubrey, R. A. IMcGraih, Catherine Mclnlosh, Lucy McLea, Mis. 1 McLennon, J. I Magill, Win. 3 Mailes, Thomas Mare, W. H. 1 Maretl, D. P. 1 Marshall, George Mariin, Win. Mellersh,(ji. 2 Melvin, Henry Milley, John ' Moggridge, R. Mosdell, George Morry, F. A. Monimer, J. Mudge, Burnet Mudge, N. 5 Mudge, S. Newman & Co. 5 Newman, C. D. 10 Nurse, John Pack, Peter Palk, George 1 Pearce, George Peddle, Wm. Pickard, H. Prowse, James 1 Poland, Henry Pope, Wm. Keade, J. Rendeli, Mrs. Sr. Rendell, Mrs. J. M.O 10 Rendeli, Elias 10 Rendell, George 10 5 5 5 6 1 5 10 10 7 5 5 10 10 10 10 5 5 9 10 5 10 5 15 10 10 10 Rendell, Win. Jr. £2 Rendeli, S. Robe, late Col. 3 Robinson Brooking Sc Co. 50 Robinson, G. R. 1 o|Rotion,Lieul.R.A.O O.Row, Thomas 5 o|Row, W. B. 3 0|Rowell, M. O.Rowland, George 1 0| Royal Artillery 1 O'Ryland, Mrs. G Ryland, J. D. I 0| Sawyer, J. B. 0|Scott, Wm. 0|Sin)ms, James 5 o|Simms, M. A. Skinner, Mrs. o| Smith, Henry, 1 Smith, T. R. 1 OSomerton, Mary Ann OSouthcoti, James OSoulhcott, John OSpearman, J. M. 15 o!Stabb, E. & N. 2 o'Stabb, E. 1 OSteer, John 0|Stewart, J. & W. 2 ^Stirling, J. 3 OSullock, Sidney 1 OSweetland, Charles OSweetland, H. Swift, Ann 1 o'.Talbot, Charles 0,Tasker, P. 1 OTessipr, L. 1 0;Tessier, P. G, I OiThomas, H. P. 10 5 10 3 10 17 6 10 a 5 5 5 15 a 5 5 12 6 12 G 10 2 5 10 10 ll Thomas, N. £0 10 Thomas, W. P. 3 Toussaint, Mrs. 1 Tuckwell, H. 2 Tunbridge, J. 2 Vandenhoff, Alex. 10 Vavasour, Wm. 5 Wade, Wm. 10 Walbonk, M. W. 10 Warren, W. Sr. 1 10 Webber, George 2 Webber, Wm. 5 Webber, Wm. 5 Wescolt, Wm. 15 Whiddon, Joseph I Witien, G. 10 Wheeler, P. 10 Wheeler, Jnmes 5 Williams, Walter 10 Wilson & Meynell 5 Withers, J. C. 3 Woods, James 10 30 c JE428 3 9 South Side — St.Johii's. Ribbings, .Tohn £0 .5 Blackler, J. 5 Blackler, Wm. Sr. I 10 o] Blackler, Wm. Jr. 1 Coyell, Thomas 1 5 Cranoiford, J. 7 6 Cranniford, Nich. 10 Dammerall, Mrs. 1 Davis, Ciipt. 15 Ford, Jolin la Harvey, RIc!)ard 1 '> o Harvey, James XO 10 Kingston, W. 15 Jackman, H. 5 Marsh, J. 10 Mearle, Samuel 5 6 Milton, J. 10 Peters, J. 7 6 Quick, George 5 Warren, Edw'd I Warren, George 10 Whitton, George 10 Whitton, Wm.Jr . 10 Withy comb, G. 10 Withycomb, W. 10 £15 10 QUIDI VIDI. Cess, Wm. £0 10 Hennebury, John 10 £10 Batstone, John Brace, William Brace, iliineas Bliindon, James Cadwell, John Clarke, Richard Carrington, Char Fling, Wm. Holwell, Richard Horvvood, John Horu'ood, R. Elorwood, Robe Hoxt, George UaniichiTv, G. 1 Qil. Fish 1 1 i I 1 Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto les Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto Ditto ])itto Ditto ri *,v.v. Si Qils. Fi^h. Hennebury, Robert 1 Hennebury, Thos. Ditto Hennebury, Joseph Ditto James, Butler Ditto Murrain, John Ditto Murrain, Tho. Sr. Ditto Murrain, Thomas Jr. Ditto Martin, Thomas Ditto Pynn, William Ditto Russell, Joseph Ditto Redston, Wm. Ditto Sievier, Garland Ditto Virdian, Jeffrey Ditto Total, 26 Qtls. Value of Fish £13 6 3 £14 6 3 PETTY HARBOR. Qtls. Fish. 1 1 Bowden, John Bowden, Wm. Beard, Wm. Blundon, Robert Chafe, Jacob, Sen. Chafe, Henry, (Jacob) i Chafe, Robert, (Thos.) | Chafe, Wm. (Thos.) 1 Chafe, Edw. (Thos.) ^ Chafe, Thomas, (Thos.)l Chafe, George, (Wm.) 1 Chafe, Wm. (Wm.) 1 Chafe, Phih"p ^ Chafe, Duvid, (Henry) 1 Chafe, Wm, (Henry) 1 Chafe, Robert, (Jacob) 1 Qila. Fish. Chafe, Wm. (Widower) I Chafe, Samuel, ' David) ^ Chafe, David Mu shall Chafe, Samuel Charles Chafe, Geoige William Chafe, Nathaniel Chafe, Thos. (Edward) Chafe, Edward, Jr. Clark, Richard Cooper, Henry Eddicott, William Grant, William Hoare, Christopher Howard, William Hoskens, Joseph Hoskens, John Lee, Thomas Lee, William Lee, James Mills, John, Sen. Mills, Nicholas Mills, Thonias, Sen. Mills, Thomas, (Thos.): Pearce, Richard Pearce, Josiah Parnell, John Heed, George Saiell, Aaron Sarell, John Sarell, James Sweetland, John SufHeld, William Smeardon, Thos. Senr. Smeardon, Thos. J'r. Williams, Benjamin Williams, John Williams, William Williams, Valentine Williams, Richard 11 32 Qila. Fish tVilliams k Son, Thos. 1 Wil'/.-Hms, John, (Thos.) 1 Wiiten, J^!^"^^'^ Wiuen, Roi>\ert IVi.tien & Son, T.hos Weiilber, Andrew Webber, Wi.'liam Weir, Thomas White, John Willey, William Total No. Qt!s. 63 1 1 1 1 1 I h 1 PORTUGAL COVIl, BROAD COVE, AND BELLE ISLE. Amount collected £36 11 3 Value of Fish £46 16 1 Cash. ( ( 5 ( TORBAY. Amount collected £2 15 Allen, Richard £1 Allen, Mrs. 1 Chafe, Aaron Chafe, Samuel (Wm.) 10 Bulley, George 10 Chafe, Wm. J'r. 10 Chafe, Ambrose Oil Chafe, Jacob (Henry) 5 €hafe, Abraham 5 EasterbrookjJames 10 £5 6 £52 2 1 A mo POUCH COVE. 'uitco]lected£10 4 •H Sh.?-^^' SOUx. Lance Cov\^ Daw, Isaac £0 5 Upper Gulley. Andrews, John 10 Coate, Charles 10 Ooate, Sons of C 5 Scott, William 10 5 5 Lower Gulley. Daw. John Daw, Silas Kelligrews. Clooney, John (Potatoes) 8 Drew, Isaac 5 Hodge, John 10 Tilley, George 5 Warren, Wm. 2 Middle Bight. Hinds, John 10 Hinds, Robert 10 Shareman of J. H. 5 Fox Trap. Ridout, Edward 10 6 33 JsOiig Pond. Cliurcliill, S. Greouslade, M. 5 10 £6 10 C BAY-DE-VERDf^. Qds. Fis Adey, Willlnm Brine, James, Bluiidon, William Blundon, Charles Barter. William Baiter, Robert Critch, George Cosh, Robert Cosh, Richard Duffett, James Dufiett, John Emberly, Stephen Froud, William Jacobs, James Jacobs, James S'r. Jacobs, Henry, S' Jacobs, John Jacobs, Joseph Jacobs, William Jacobs, Job Jacobs, John Norris, James Reggs, Thomas Sutton, Thomas Stephens, William Stephens, Charles Stephens, John Stephens, Thomas I • I i 2 X X 2 6s. I 1 1 i 1 i JL O I i 1 JL a 1 1 o 1 X J Value of Fish JE9 7 6 Cash G £9 13 G t CARBON I. QJAIlcn, George QjArshell, John Ayles, Robert Babb, John Balham, Charles Bennett, James Best, George Jr. Bryan, Matliew Chipman, Mrs. Clark, Martin Clarke, James Colborne, Andrew Colborne, William Colborne, Joseph Cole, John Cole, Elias Coombs, William Corbin, Thomas Crocker, George Dean, Thomas Dean, Solomon Earlt;, George Fitly, Thomas Forward, William Forward, Charles Forward, James Sr Froud, David Garland, John Guy, I^.Io.';..s Hamilton, William Hardy, Thomas Harris, John Hillyard, Martin Honeywell, Wm. Hounsell, John King, William Knolfon, Jasper Laing, James Laing, Thomas AR. jEO 5 5 lo 5 10 1 15 10 5 5 5 6 5 15 5 5 4 9 10 5 5 7 5 5 9 6 10 A 10 5 6 5 5 5 4 9 5 5 4 9 5 5 5 34 Wa. .T{ irren, James Weller, John "Wells, Joseph Westcott, Joseph White, John White, Alfred 1} 5 2 5 lioing, WiiliRin XO JMnhancy, Francis Marks, Thomas Mills, SnmucI Motik, John Morley, Georpe Morliiner, William Neule, James Northcoit, Thomas Pack, G OSS &Fr}'er2 10 5 5 4 8 Pack, Rohcrt 2 Pearco, James 1 Pike, Louis Pye, Elijah Sr. Pye, Samuel Pye, Elijah Jr. Pye, William Priddle, Esau Heed, John Kendall, George Rogers, Henry Rorke, George Royall, Henry Saunders, Charles Sooley, Jasper Squibb, John Squibb, William Stickland, George 10 Siickland. Srjurah 2 Siokes, James 5 Thomas, Charles 11 Thomas, John 10 Thomas, Jeremiah 2 Tucker, Ambrose 10 5 5 5 5 § 2 2 2 6 10 2 5 2 5 2 5 5 5 2 5 5 5 G Widgnr, Richard XO Williams, George Winser, Alfred OWInser, William 6 0, Voungs, George Youngs, John Youngs, Charles 9 Youngs, James Youngs, Ambrose i 01 o' Oi 01 XO 4 ft 4 2 4 4 4 4 ft 31 11 6 SPANIARD'S BAY. BAY ROBERTS. £0 ^^jAmount collected Xft 8 i CBaggs, Richard O^Bartlett, Robert O^Beasant, Mrs. 6 Blacliler, T. 0, Blrtckmore,Rev. M . 1 6 Blnckmore, Mrs. OjBowring, James 10 6j Bradbury, Henry Bradbury, Joseph Bradbury, Moses Brown, Thomas Churchill, James Daw, Isaac Daw, Elijah Elms, Henry Elms, John Elms, William Sr. Elms, William Jr. Fox, Henry French, Benjamin French, John 6 C 1 G ft ft ft 10 10 10 10 ft 1 15 5 ft 5 5 5 10 10 ft 6 6 -J rroncli, Jonailiaii T) French, Samuel [Kdvvaid] G Heiidcrson, Tlios. 10 .Inc'kson, (Jeoigo 5 Keaily, Solomon Kearlv, Tliomns Keaily, William Kelly', ,)olm •McSirnvick, Mrs. Mercer, James LWillinm Mercer, IMcliard [Israel] Mercer, Joseph Mercer, James [John] Mercer, (.'liarlcs [lloberl] Mercer, /libedee Mercer, Robert Mprcer, John (.las. )0 Mercer, George Mercer, Jonathan [Samuel] Morgan, Abraham Morgan, Isaac Mosdell, William Norman, Saniiiel Pack,Goss & Fryer, h year Parsons, Mose.s Parsons, Jordan Parsons, Robert Parsons, Stephen Pepper, Robert Russell, Isaac [Kdward] Russell, Isaac R.fssell, William 5 r» 10 ;j OjUus&ull, Stephen [Isaac] UUussoll, Henry Olltussell, Stephen ORtisdell, Kdward RusskII, Abraham Snow, Kdward Snow, George Snow, Henry Spnikes, John Wilcox, Fid ward Wilcox, lienjamin Wildman, Edw Woods, James 0! Oi 10 10 10 10 7 it 5 5 10 r, 5 5 i 5 5 23 IS (i 10 0, T) 01 .') 0: )0 5 G 1 :> 2 c 2 5 a 1 1 5 «l 5 o| 5 o; 10 1 10 ') r\ , > 8 5 r. 10 PORT-DK-GRAVi;. Tlic Dock. Batten, James XO Haw, Benjamin Lacy, Dioclesian iNewell, R. (John) Pearsc, John The Ponds. Daw, John, S'r. 10 Biir^ etd, Baitlelt, Gefi!!;e Barileti,W..I<:iijah)0 JO Barileil, A jraham Barileit, Isaac J3arlleit,'J\(riios.)0 Bar(loit,S.(Tlios.jO Baillelt, W. (W. , BhUcu, John, J'r. 5 2 A 5 5 .') If i - '>* ■;- Batten, Mrs. .lolin . 5 Batten, Wm. (John)O 5 Batten, Benjamin 15 Batten, Samuel, S'r.l 5 Batten, J.(Samuel)0 10 Batten, S.(Samuel)0 8 Batten, John, S'r. 10 Batter?, T. (John) 5 Beauchamp, John Boone, John Boone, Mrs. John Boone, Thomas Boone, C.(Charles)0 Boone, Israel (C.) Delaney, Jacob Marten, Thomas 1 Richards, John I 11 Richards, Mrs. John 5 Richards, Isaac (J. )0 5 Richards, Wilham 1 Richards, John, (Boat John) Richards, John(G.)0 Richards, Wm. J'r.O Sealey, Charles Sealey, Thomas Sealey, Abraham Stevens, W. (J.) 01 o 5 5 2 36 Taylor, H. (Henry on Hill) Taylor, Jacob (Henry) Back Coves. Earle, Solomon Garland, John 5 5 5 a 14 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Sandy Cove. Bishop, Mrs. 10 Green, Francis 1 I Hennessey, Robert 12 Port-de- Grave. Bishop, George 10 Bussey, Mrs. Jane .'i Furneaiix, Harriet 5 tvellegrcw. Trod. J 1 15 15 10 5 5 7 6 Ship Cove. Andrews, William Andrews, George I Andrews, Robert (Robert) Daw, Samuel (Kennedy) Daw, Mrs. Samuel Daw, Samuel (S. D. K.) Daw, ikobert (S. D. K.) Daw, John (S. D. K.) Daw, Nich. (John)O Daw,John(ihe man)0 Daw, Jordan Daw, Mrs.ElizabethO Daw, J. (Samuel) DaWj Jonathan Daw, W. (Barret) Daw, Zecharias (William) Daw, Henry (Wm.)O Daw, Nathaniel (William) Daw, Wm. (John) Daw, Geo. (John) Daw, H. (on Hill) Daw, Solomon (Jacob) 1 5 10 5 5 10 5 5 .^ o ,.-^mtmmmm'fv^* '- 44 Guy, Hannah £0 Harbin, Henry Hodder, James House, Joseph LinBeld, Cornelius 2 Linfield, Hoberl Lydford, Charles Manuel, Mrs. Manuel, James I Manuel, Mrs. J. Martin, John 1 May, William Martin, Frederick Mead,Meshec Munden, Joseph 1 Newman, Joiin Newman, Samuel Newman, Charles Newman, George Newman, Mrs. Pitman, William Pride, Thomns Reeves, Richard Rice, James Roberts, James Shilliss, James Sinnott, Miss Stoodley, Joseph Thompson, George 10 Travers, Thomas 10 Vallis, jfoseph White, George Wylde, Mrs. J. 1 5 7 10 5 5 5 5 ""5 10 5 10 10 10 10 5 5 10 10 10 10 5 10 10 10 5 5 Carter, Joseph ODunn, James 6 Elliott, John O.Guy, Frederick OlHaggftt, Edward OJHellier, William Oliunt, Stephen Jacobs, George Lambert, - £32 13 7 Front Harbor — South Side. 6 C Adams, Philip Barnes, Baines, Ellas GiM>)-g3 £0 f) 1 Leverick,TheodoreO Northover, (/harles Poole, Frederick Prowse, Samupl 1 Power, Michael Sibley, James Sterling. Wm. M.D.I Stone, Martin Taylor, John Verge, Richard 1 Watkins, Robert W^elispring, Henry OJWhitehorn, GeorgeO Young, Andrew — 0- The Jlrms. Fish, Qt!s. Bulgin, Benjamin h Burton, Thomas ^ OChin, Samuel Jr. |- Clark, William J -Gillett, William ^ 7 Gleeson, Nicholas I Haynes, Richard i Jenkins, William | Jenkins, Absalom ^ Jenkins, .Fames ^ Jenkins, Thomas K 5 5 5 5 1 5 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 10 10 5 5 6 5 5 a JEIO 16 a 1 f ^ ' y J"\ « • k: 45 1 f # \ ^'\ Fish, Qib. Maidment, S. 1 Reid, Robert ^ Stucklass,Jo3eph* Troke, John .^ Welsh, James }^ "£t Ashbourne, ■ Blake, William Churchill, I^^nac 1 Chin, Samuel Cooper, Stephen Cooper, George Cooper, Thomas Davy, William Davy, Mrs. Hardiman,- W. 9 5 10 6 10 15 10 15 Jenkins, Andrew Manuel, Thomns Pond, Adam Pond, Thomas Strong, George OSnow, John OjVetcher, James Uj Welsh, James 0]Wrapson, George C 5 5 5 10 10 10 5 5 2 7 6 6 JE12 U 11 Total £06 13 8 HERRING NECK. # • Starve Harbour. Butt, Benjamin Butt, James Collins, Henry Cooke, William Carley, Samuel Carley, John Farthing, Joseph Farthing, John Jr. Grimes, William Martin, William Mursell, Charles Mursell, William Phillpotts, Rich. Randle, Adam Smart, James Smart, Thomas Two Servants Welsh, Moses Money. £3 1 2 I -C l« CA ^ Board J5 n d 16 10 10 5 5 0' 0, 2 2 1 3 2' 4 2 1 1 1 13 25 46 \ 1 JS . Money. ^ Board £2 CD Labour Nails * tr> a. Qt -/J Lbs. 1 Word lord, Wm. ! 1 1 Woodford, Thos. £2 > Woodford, Elias 6 Walkins, William 2 Salt Harbour. i i Blandford, Danie! Blandford, Joseph 1 10 2 months 1 Blandford, Esau Follet, John Miles, William Miles, Stephen Oxford, Thomas Thcmson, Silas Warren, Elias Marriott's Harbor. 10 5 1 1 5 4 monihs 4 months 1 Card, Samuel Card, William Cooke, James 16 5 1000 27 1 day 1 day 1 day 1 Durant, Alfred Kates, James Powel, Robert Clark's Cove. Blake, James Blake, Thomas 6 10 1 35 1011 ! day 1 day 5^ days Loader, James 293 4 days ' Liscomb, Samuel I 2463 16 I month 25 Sluckey,Josh. Sr. t 1 2024 10 days 84 Stuckey, J. Jr. 53 1 9 days Stuckey, Thomas 9 days 1 Squire, Simon 1 s 1 995 3 days 14 / t 47 Mon»!V. ^ Board i Laljour Naii-; / Of 7. Greenes Cove. Bnil), John I Brown, Samuel Culler, Chailes j Hearly, Joseph PoIInrd, William 1 Rendic, James I Richmond, John I Riclimond, Wm. Rose, William Squire, John Tufiin, James White, John Welsh, Joseph Watis, William Ashman, Win. (St- JEO 10 01 1 19 10 10 6 01 John's) 10 0, 1 1 1 1 IM . 143 301 1 1 1 1 3 days 132 100 1550 22 days 1C7 2 days 167 198 395 22 days Lbs. 29 6 10 i3 davs 1 1 month JE30 I 4 24 i 11029:81 109^ FEiaiYLAND. j Carter, Robert £3 n Carter, J. H. Sr. 2 0: Carter, Robert Jr. 10 Ol Carter, James Jr. 10 Oi Evans, Robert 10 0^ Goodridge, John 10 Johnston, James 5 Johnston, William 10 0! Kelligrews, William 1 Oi Morry, Mallhevv 2 10 O' Morry, John 10 Norris, Thomas 10 Norris, William 2 6 Stephenson, John XO 10 White, John 10 Winser, Jacob 10 £14 7 G MISSION OF HAR- BOUR BEAQFORT, PLACENTIA BAY. Harbour Beaufort. Airey, Michael l^ Qtl. Fish Burton, Charles 1 1 Qil. Fi.sh Burton, Edward J Qtl. Fish . ' -a i tr; ■.;. .ViV?^i ( > I A'i nmler, .lunics TkovM), Wm Colleti, T. K. Dicks, C. Dicks, Widow & Sons Dicks, VVm. Evans, Tlios. Gorrad, Joim Gilbert, Samuel Haddon, John Hnnn, Jsuac Hann, Thomns Hollett, John Jarvis, John Mosely, Aaron Mosoly, Francis Osborne. Edwin Pavoord, Samue Sheave, Thos. (Jpshall, Peler \ Qil i Qtl I 1 Uil 2 Qils. .'. Qil. 1 (ill. J Qil. I 1 Qil. 1 h Qtl. 1 1 1 Qtl. 2 Qlls Sou>i(/ hliitul. . Fish! Fish' Q Q|Gairut(, fionjinniii !.'• i,:GiII)eri, Thonins Fish Fish Fish Fish Fish 5 Fishi 0' Fish! 2 g; 2 g: 2 G| 2 G Fish' .Fish! 5 fVoody hland. Alien, Richard .', Allen, Siliis J IJarratt, liobpri Case, Francis ?, Crab, .Samuel Hussey, Henry 1 llussell, Thomas Squires, Francis ^ Williams, John \ Williams, Wm. I Q(l. Fish Qil. Fish 10 Qtl. Fish 7 G Qil. Fish 7 Qtl. Fish Qtl. Fish Qil. Fish Great Placeniia. Bradsliaw, Wm. G.l Bradshaw, Wilson Collins, Luko 1 Bourdeaux. Spencer's Cove. Iloutrher, John 1 Qil. Fish Brown, Wm. I Qtl. Fish Rodvvay, Rich. 1 Qil. Fish SIndc, James 1 Qil. Fish 5 Adams, Thomas 2 JlrnoWs Cove. J* Sandy Harbour. ^ Foot, Benjamin 10 Borgeo. Rodgers, James 1 Qtl. Fish Trowbridge, John ?,Qtl. Fish Boutcher, John 1 Qtl. Fish! Boutcher, Jona. \ Qil. FisI: Guy, Ambrose 1 Qil. Fish Hollett, Philip I Qtl. Fish Hollett, Richardi Qtl. Fish Hollelt, Wm. \ Qtl. Fish Isle of Valen. Adams, John Oil Best, George 1 10 Billing, David 5 Brown, Timothy 10 Conning, Samuel 10 ( ; w 40 Kvvin,';, .lames licMessurier, Geo. I liockyear, Win. Williams, John Were, Maliliew Pavadise. lU 11 II 5 MISSION OF BELLKO- llAM, roUTUNK BAY. IhlUoram. fJoldswoiili, J. 1 Qil. Fislil (ioldbwoiiliy, K. 5 lionginan, Richard 5 Oderin. Bailey, Win. 1 Bailey, .Joseph A Bailey, John 1 Hailoy, Nelson E. Bailey, Thomas Brown, Henry 1 Brown, John 1 Clark . John 2 Clark, Rich. Sr. Fowler, Thomas 1 Fowler, Thos. Jr. Mills, Wm. Palfield, John Smith, John 1 Travers, John .', Qil. Fish Qil. Fish Qil. Fish 15 5 Qtl. Fish Q(l. Fish Qtls. Fish 5 Qtl. Fish 5 5 5 Qil. Fish Qtl. Fish Flat Islands. Crann, John Sr.2 Qtls. Fish Dicks, Henry } Qil. Fish Osborne, Charles 5 Padley, John 1 Qtl. Fish JE41 10 7 llurr»c, John XO \U Cluott, John Sr. 3 ft CliieU,Williain(J.)2 5 Cluctt, George I 10 Cluott, John Jr. 10 Cluett, Thomas Sr. 2 10 Cluelt,William(T.)l 10 Cluett, Stephen 1 10 ClueU,Thomas(T.) I 15 Cluett, Samuel I 15 Dicks, George 1 15 Dolloment, Joseph 10 Ellis, John 10 French, William 10 Fudge, Edward 15 Gould, Philip 1 5 Grandy, John Sr. 1 Grandy, John Jr. 2 5 Grandy, John 10 Grandy, Mrs. M. A. 1 5 Harris, Thomas 10 King, Simon 10 Marshall, J. 1 1 May, Jonathan 1 l'> Pine, James 1 10 Pool, Samuel 1 Rose, Robert 1 15 Rose, Thomas 2 Strawbridge, Saml. 12 Strawbridge, C. 10 Smart, Robert 10 Tulk, William 10 English Harbour. Fiander, Samuel 1 5 May, Robert 1.5 Pine, Owen 1 5 (I • ).; tiarrieicuy. Scoct, .Tamos 1 10 Scoit, Richard 15 Garnish. Camp, Henry 10 Cluett, Stephen 10 Grandy, Thomas 10 MISSION OF FOR. TUNE BAY. Harbor Briton. Binmore, JEl Callam, 1 Chapman, Benjamini Clinton, Henry 2 Daw, ' 10 Ellis, Andrew 4 Francis, 6 Gaden, T. E. 2 Hill, John : 1 Hutohings, Thomas 1 Huiit, James . 10 Janson, Jens 10 Langmead, Richard I Newman Hum & Co. Messrs. 5 Simms, Jacob 10 Simms, Robert I Stone, James 1 Stickland, William 10 Stickland, Robert 15 Trood, Mr. 3 Webber, John 10 Little Bay. Harding, George 10 50 jHarding, Abraliani U 5 o! Harding, William 5 o| Osmond, James 10 Rose, George 10 Rose, William 10 Welsh, David 10 Gaiiltois. Binmore, Thomas 5 £46 8 Gallop, William 1 Hermitage Cove. Croome, James 10 Harris, George 10 Rose, John 10 JVeio Harbour. Barnstable, George 5 Peddle, Job 10 Round Harbour. Lee, Thomas 10 Lee, John 10 Kendle, Mrs. 6 Push-Thro\ Gailand, John 10 Lee, William 10 Lilly, John Sr. 10 Rowsall, Edward Oil Roberts, Morgan 10 Pass. Bobbett, Matthew 10 Ridoui, William 15 Bonne Bay. Nash, Charles 10 Nash, Henry 5 Nash, John 5 Lee, Matthew 10 Sam Hitches. Kendle, William 10 ^ % / V /i\ « • 51 '^ f ^ / V ^'\ f % Grand Jcnis, ■ Eadcs, John 10 Francis, Aquila 10 Hoskins, George 10 Jersey Harbour. Cl)apman, J. 15 Hardy, David 10 RichanVs Harbour. Hardy, William 10 Le Gros, Joseph 5 Pack, William 5 Skinner, Abraham 10 Skinner, William 5 Wallers, Daniel 10 White, William 10 Cape La Hune, Bagge, John 10 Barler, Chailes 10 Mead, Mesach 10 West Cul de Sac. Spencer, Stephen 5 Rencontre. Ball, George 10 Ball, Richard 10 Ball, John 10 Ball, Abraham 10 Bowden, llirhard 5 Clothier, John 10 Clothier, Charles 5 Durnford, Thomas 10 Hiitchings, ThomasO 5 Spencer, Matthew 5 Jllusqnito. Buffet t, John 10 Buffet t, Snook 5 I Bninelte hland. Oi ' ' Qj Abbot, John 6 Q Cains, William 6 Osmond, Reuber* 6 0?:n( id, Edward 10 Price, James 10 Scott, George 5 e 6 6 Sagona. Clarke, George 5. 6kinner, John 10 Stoodley, John 10 Skinner, William 5 Skinner, Thomas 5 Great Harbour. Rose, Benj. Jr. 6 Rose. Thomas 10 Rose, Benj. Sr. 10 Rose, Richard 10 Rose, John 6 Rose, Robert 10 Tramp, William 10 Tramp, James 10 Tramp, Robert 5 Connaigre. Woods, Thomas Coomb^s Cove. Keeping, William V'allis, James 10 « 10 10 Wreck Cove. Bird, Jonathan 10 £64 2 &2 MISSION OF HERMITAGE BAY Grole Spencer, Uol»cil Sweet, John t) 10 rf {f 10 9 10 7 5 10 Burlon, Jolin Btirtoii, Thomas Button, Joseph Gox, James Cox, William Fudge, Dinah (ialliolt, William 9 Green, William 5 Harris, Benjamin 10 Harris, Roger 9 Tiangdown, James 9 Pctilte, Jerry 9 Peline, John Jr. 9 Rogers, Luke 10 Stickland, Thomas 5 ST. £13 11 GEORGE'S BAY 15 10 10 8 4 10 5 Silbv, Joseph \0 Taylor, William 10 Taylor, Morgan 10 Wadman, Malthcvv 10> () Pass IslmuL Ccvil, William Cribb, Robert Edwards, John Nowman, Henry Nowman, John K,idoni, James Rid out, John Ridoui. Roborl Hostf, Henry Rose, .lossey Rosf. John Siif^ok. (.M.;orgo 5 5 5 10 o 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 Alexand^jr, E. £4 Alley, Nicholas Bagg, John 1 Butt, George Dennis, Philip 1 Fealet, Francis Hoare, George Hoare, Philip March, N. 5 McCoy, Samuel 10 Meek, William 115 Messervey,AbrahamO 12 OjVlesservey, George 15 OiMcsseivey, Jessee OJMesservey, John 2 OlMcsservey, WilliamO lOzoug, John 1 i Parsons, George Parsons, James 1 Oi Parsons, John 2 Parsons, John Jr. O'Pemiell, Philip Picot, .lohn Pierroi, George Pierroi, Philip Rcnouf, Clement RtMiouf, John 1 01 ()'; X25 8 4 5 i) 10 10 15 15 10 10 10 7 6 5 »• r ,1. ('. WlilKCr, QucciiV:-- Piijit'-'r. ** 11 ■■i Hi I »•*«-■. / ii| \ ERRATA. Page 29. — Insert *' Offerfory at the General Crdinatiou onTrlniiy Sunday, 1848, £6 17 4." Page 30— For " £428 3 9" read " £435 I 1." Page 32.— For "Portugal Cove, &c.''— read ''Por- tugal Cove, amount collected, £46 15 3," and omic " Pouch Cove, amount collected, £10 4 0." li,-^. Mm