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 oiitimi' >1, ivA <-ii<l. >1 !r« Tli/'n, wo n.uy rX'iCy Tliy Holy Niinio ; tuA 
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 liaat lundo, '.or v.cu!il';.-.l iIh? dcu'.li of ;i y'.n-r.rr^ bui la'.lior thai lie shouM 
 be coJivt'fh*' !'!ul livi' ; b;ivc iiivi<y ii|>on nil .K:V.3 Tu-Jv.-i, It.ndclH, and 
 llcic'tic'.y, !ii:d tnii« from ihum «!! i^jr.OiMiicc, hardiiicia of heart, and coi.- 
 tomot of Tby V/iad, liiid .0 iVtcb them hume, Mesfotd Lord, to Thy Ibu-k, 
 that they may be Siiwcd aiiiong tha r.n;:iant of tho Iru'j Idruelites, and be 
 made one fold u:ider one Sliopht'rd. Trospor, Lord, tho laboius <)f 
 thoso Hociotioa of tho Church in tho land of oar Fathers, which Thou hfis^l 
 deigned to use in (lio protnollon of ihi.-! object, and which have nonrifllif'd 
 the Church in the Colonies ; arid bless in lilco rnanner with Tby Holy Spirit 
 and ProvidentJ'Jil succour the Sccl'.ty in v/ho;iC causo we are now mv\, and 
 thd uiidertakir\:.!;i wMch v/o bav;; n-v/ i.x hand. <' Pi-ospor Then the v;oik 
 of cur hands upon us 5 U pro.snev Thou our haridy v/ork," for tho aake, 
 an -1 through Iha nreribi of Tiiy S^a Jj.;U3 CIniit oui- Lord, V/l;o Hvi '' 
 and reignolh with Thee vaA the Holy Chest, one God, w^rld v/lthout end. 
 Amen. 
 
 Our Fa', her, Whio ; ait iu Iioavo), Hullowcd bo Thy i.amo. I'hy 
 Kingdom comi'. liiy will bo ruiiiO in ;rih, As It is in lloavon. Giv.! 
 VH ih'ij d-jy our (h.i'y bivi'il. At:d for,;iv<' hh Onr tif^ipussoa, As wo f^i^^ivo 
 ihern that. trc:?iia;--.T a:;ainot U3. Aud io.id u;; riot iii;o tonipUitian ; l!iit 
 deliver US from evil ; For 'J'hiix* i.s ilio kli-nb)!!), tho power atnl -h^ f'l'Ty, 
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 Rev. .1. II. .Ieiil.il.!', 
 
 <1(.'(). Irvine, Mm| , 
 
 1!. lliimilton, K-'|-t 
 
 C. N. Monti/.auilHTt, l''t;q. 
 
 ( A'.'-(;///'i'i' iin iiilnr-i. ) 
 
 Tlio Clriii-,kl Soorotiiry ol'Syi"!'!, 
 Tlio iSoiTotary of (Jhurcli Society, 
 
 Tiio Treasurer uf Synoil, 
 
 Tho Trt'Riiircr cf Church .Society. 
 
 SliCULi'ARV. 
 llov. C. lliuuilli'ti, M.A. 
 
 CM.IKVY 'IMM^S'J^ (jOAIMlTTI.r:. 
 
 TIM': LORD lil.'lloP, Cii.URM.VN 
 
 Rov. R (i. rii;oS, 
 Jluv. W. Kin I,', 
 lUv. <1. V. llouaman, 
 R()V. 0. 1'. Roid, 
 llov. (J. 11 iiuiltyn, 
 
 n. II imilton, Kj'ii., 
 C N. .M')uliz.nii>)orl, K.hi. , 
 W. (!. Wurtclc, V.*i[, 
 yi. SliopparJ, E^tj., 
 Capt. Aahc, 11. N. 
 
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 irvEASUREll. 
 V/. (I. Wurt.ilo, Ejtj. 
 
 SKORETAUY. 
 IlcvercD'.! 11. <<. Pices, 
 
8 
 
 STATED ^IKElMNCiS 
 
 ANNUAL aiEETINi; OF THE SOCIETY. 
 
 Wr.l'NESPAV, 
 
 .1S(iS 22ii(l Jas.uaiy. 
 
 CENIKAL UOARD. 
 
 ."t 
 
 TIIDRSDAY.,.. 
 TUUU8DAY.... 
 TIIURSDAV.... 
 WBD.Vr.HDAy. 
 WEDNJ^HDAy., 
 WBUXKSDAY.. 
 WKDNESDAY. 
 AVEUNESUAY. 
 •WUUNBSDAY, 
 THURSDAY..., 
 
 ,1S;',7 2ltli .Jiii!u:^r.V. 
 
 21st rcbrutuy. 
 
 21st lliiwh. 
 
 Ibt May. 
 
 12!h .June. 
 
 nth Sc[)tcmlicr 
 
 i:;th Novmubi-r. 
 
 lUh Dci.-ouiljDr. 
 
 ,.l,-'.!iS ■'^ili .IciMiury, 
 
 2'ir.l .),inu:iry. 
 
 « ^ 
 
 DEPOSITOltY COMMITTED. 
 
 ■» • 
 
 ,lb(ir -Ith March. 
 
 Mnl .June. 
 
 MONDAY ■ 
 
 MONDAY 
 
 MONDAY 2.u! yq.t.Uil.cr. 
 
 MONDAY -"^l D.au;!,v,r. 
 
 f t 
 
 DIUCKSAN LoAlvD. 
 
 > ^ 
 
 FtllDAV 
 
 TnurtSDAY 
 
 WEl)N!C!il)AV... 
 WKDNi:tl).VV... 
 FIUUAY 
 
 .ij-'C; 2r)ih .J,;iin.iry. 
 
 2q.1 May. 
 
 :;r:i.;ui:, 
 
 '2nd Octvibor. 
 
 ,1S(3S 21th January. 
 
 
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 ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1800. 
 
 Tho Sociuly'u iticomo for the past yoar, ua coiunarca wilh Uuitol Ihn 
 previous year, iuisin- irom volimlury aonatioiw and i^ub^cnpUons, and 
 exclusive c^f divideuda and interest, is as foUowa:— 
 
 Receh'ts : 
 
 General Fund 
 
 Widows' and Orpliaiia' Fund 
 
 IMission Fund 
 
 Depository Fund 
 
 l>idijon Mountai-i L-hbradov Mission Fund.. 
 
 leGu. 
 
 $l,:5TG.'7r) 
 
 GOG. 07 
 
 1,5.-)!:. 10 
 
 25,88 
 21.87 
 
 e:'..5S-J:.G8 
 
 ISGG. 
 
 $l,425.G!t 
 
 878.21 
 
 1,591 Gl 
 
 9 50 
 
 5u.G9 
 
 $:\,9Gi.7;j 
 
 Exi'ir.NDiTUUE : 
 From tho GeHcral and Special Fuuda $2,P>U.78 have been -vn-ted r.s 
 
 $50.00 
 40.00 
 40.00 
 
 30.00 
 
 foUowB : — 
 Chl'ucui:s. 
 
 St. Audrew'n Churcb, New Carlisle 
 
 Church at L^mbie'a Milh 
 
 Church at Chigouae 
 
 Pausoxaues. 
 
 Cookshire 
 
 ENlniW.MKNT Frxps, 
 
 L^via 
 
 New Liverpool 
 
 St. SyhcBtor 
 
 Gusi c Bj.-in ■■ 
 
 New Carlisle 
 
 Sandy Beach 
 
 Coaticock 
 
 Chigouac 
 
 Utiieu Objects. 
 
 Sr;ecial Gianta to Diocesan Douid 
 
 Travelling Missionary 
 
 Depository 
 
 School house at Coaticook ^y\ 
 
 r, , , .500.00 
 
 25.00 
 
 25.00 
 
 50.00 
 
 50.00 
 
 50.00 
 
 50 00 
 
 50.00 
 
 150.00 
 
 078,12 
 
 520.00 
 
 100.00 
 
 $2,:344.78 
 
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 Tli'j iiicJUKJ o! ib-j Mia.siu:i Ku'.il, in accjuhuat; wilh llie Uyluw, bus 
 lnjoii Jiaiidod vv'.i to llic Dioca'SU'i JJ.ninl lowiiid) the nuiiutciiiiuco ut'lliu 
 
 From liio (or('i.^.>;iig stt),'oin';'iiMt will bn aoeu llrvl iho S.>e!-ty's iiicomc 
 l'v)r tlie p:ist year is hut Bli;^bt!y ia advur-cri of (hut I'm- tlie previous ycir. 
 Your JJoiml Wwuld lliorcfuro urge on C'lmrcbrnpt) tbo neceyi^ity of nioro 
 sustained v.ivl syst'^miilic cHai'tr, in lobalf of thn objects of i be S(M'i', ly. 
 The ;^rii!)ls voted by iho IJoaid during tho past yoar, avoic iii!vd(3 with 
 silrict !■■ icrcrico to ibe c'v.iditiau of tb'' funds pl-icfid nt th'Mr di3po,-;:kl. 
 
 DEPOSITORY. 
 
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 1 J 
 
 The Board r»nnounco with sa^i^'.f.^ct^Oll that stoj.a hf\vo been taken to 
 increase the cHicioacy of thl3 department. Tho; olUci^ of Secretary 
 Trcai-:urer has been created, the general dulies of whieb will be to e«li- 
 ujate annually the stock of book.3 on hand, t j a[>ply every quarter for 
 returns and payment of all books gra-ited for sale in rural missions, and 
 to keep an account cf receipts at.d expenditure. The ffer.tlemcu who 
 have kindly undertaken the cilice, are Dr. ilontizambert and Mr. C. Judge, 
 '.rhe Depository Commiitee have al'^o .suggested to the Clergy of the dis- 
 trict of Gaspe a-.d of th-j E.^stcrii Tjwufjhipi the desirability of cstab- 
 Ijahing in soma central position local Deposltorii.'.-j h\ coL:;iectiou with tho 
 Chfistiiui Knowledge Socieiy, in order that a v4'.oI(;3onio, attractive and 
 withal cheap Church literature may be dl(raa:d tliroughcut the diocese. 
 To enable the Committee to meet the demand for new work^ aud as well 
 as to secure the advaatagoj ar.cniliig from c^ish pajm-Mits, your Board 
 have recently voted a supplementary grant of .;"-00. 
 
 The following return baa bcca rccoivod : 
 
 Sild — 1 IG Bibles; .'i22 Prayer-books; Tfslamnnls, books, tracls, &,, 
 to the amount of $;]8 1.97. Total sakis .'r'CTO 'Ji!. 
 
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 LOCAL ENDOWMENT :S. 
 
 Last Spring, the Finance ConiDiitlee assisted the Bishop in drawing up 
 a detailed statement of the amount and number of the several Endow- 
 ment funds vPiJtf d in tho Church Society, which liis Lordship sub£e([uontly 
 transmitted to the Society for tho Propagation of tho Gorpel wilh a 
 request for th<it proporlicu of it;^ grant in aid ofColoni'd Endowments 
 which was due to this diocese in accordance wiLh the Seoretury's letter. 
 In ackuov/Icdging ihc receipt of this comiauuication, the S cciely f.fckcd for 
 
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 addilioiiul iutbrniiiticn which was !jii|ip!iotl. Nd riu'i.ln'i' ci'nimiiuiLiiuua on 
 the Hubjccl hag siiico beoa receivtil by hla Lnrii:l-.i|>. Diirini^ ilui jiiii.;! 
 ycur, the ]\li.Hi(Mi of North Invernov' ivtuitli-d to thi; Iio:u(l Uio Hum ul' 
 :?2."»0, as the ccniniriic-r.icjit: of p.n or.dowmPnl la^d. Vv'hilsv tho l>0!\rd 
 would again direct atten'if^n to th? impovti-ico of oach MiMioa dcitig its 
 best toward,? tho cvoation of a ico:,l nidT.vni'^nt, tlvy d»^*^iro to rwuil 
 thomoslvt'S of this opportunity of iv.iiiiudir, 2; [\v Minrior-T ia v;hich on- 
 Jowinenta h:ivo bL^'i; h-:''^'.!:', 0'' th'-? noce.iiity cl" t;i'a':in„^ yearly cjr.tribu- 
 tioiis to their ro;:po,c'ivo I'lJiidi. Th.y would rcspcclfully suggest th;\t this ia 
 u woik ill which chuicliwcin>';n ini,!:ht woithily ciigfigc, by organizirg 
 a':80ciatior.s wiihiia their liiniis having for their object the yuuly iiun-c-t'.Ka 
 of their rcripoctivo C!'do'»vme!it3. L';t non? bo discouraged by t!)0 thought 
 that in many of our rural JIir-i>ion?, tho time may bt; fi'.r di;;'ant whe^i tho 
 erjdowment .shall be ava'hblo for local puvposts. It ^hiOuUbe borne iu 
 mind that any sum, however smaP, yeavly given towards this 0'. jcct is not 
 only in itself a permanent addition to tho fund, buo also a permanent 
 iiource of increased income. Be it a]L;o rcmnuberfd tliat if this b-,; a day 
 of email things, it u at least our day of appcint'^d servics 1>-?5M 1 ', every 
 continuoua efforl made in thi"-} directicn, v/hilct itfo^'tio amc::g;;l ua, '..hat is 
 so much nrcdf d, a proper spirit of L'Oif-;elia:;c:, will at the i-r.n.o lime 
 increase cur illial altachnicnt towards tLo Cl^.U!ch of which v;e aro 
 memb!:''?, and toward.? tho i'ulu"-; weifavo cf which God v;ill ac.ept our 
 humble elforts, il v/o d.) our dili geiice gladly t ) givO of our liule, even M 
 of old, lie accepted the wiioiv'3 mite. 
 
 The following ure the Rural Misiioua vviili E rJowmant ruud.-;: 
 
 i''ramptGu • ^3,67 \0G 
 
 Three" Uiverj 2, 751. 10 
 
 Nloolot 4,Gl)S.t)7 
 
 Levis and New Liv;:rpo)l .jOI.OO 
 
 Sr. Sjl.-c~'er S07.S.t 
 
 ih:i^.'(t 15!: in GOO.OO 
 
 Ne^v Ciirii-le aad Pasp.biac GI2.;]5 
 
 S;u.dy ll'ach ^ GOO.OO 
 
 Cou!;c.);kaid l^rtcrd , 771) 25 
 
 St, ,S[epheu'.", Ncrihriverut..;;.- 2dI.,jG 
 
 Chigou:ic .".UU.Oll 
 
 WIDOWS' .VNl) ORPHANS' FUND. 
 
 'J'he Dy-Iavv fur tho managemci^r cf this fund ha:3 nowbccuin opera- 
 ti'»n for really two yeara. Si.incient time the;cfore having tlapacd in 
 which to 1e.':!t ths.) confidence of the Clergy, your J5ofU'd beg to repoil, that 
 tliti J5)-hiw ha:3 not uccivid that measure of support which il v/:-.^- rcsGOn- 
 
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 able lo exj.'etl Ibr J\ uieaburo iiKitun;i] ^viili iJio ;.';it'iitc^t caif , uuH wiili 
 
 tlio a;i!iist;iijce ol'lv/o of thi) rccii oiiurctit Ai;liiiU'ie:J in Civn-;'la. Tvyiiily 
 of the Cl'-'v^'v, li<;:i),i( i\ iv.iijovity of ih-'so pre siiisii d to !)•• cli;^.il>I(', liiivi.- 
 compliLHl wiih \hi terms of the JJy-Ir.'v iymI \hv.r, liwvyii} l^r tlioir ramllioti 
 aorae provision in the cvont of Xhr-lv docf r.rio. Tlir; CU'iV'-y of tlv?, D.}:-\;!;i-y 
 of St. Frnncii!, as tbo rceull of tlioir cloliboratioa.', rec.Milly {ranFmiltt-fl In 
 the BoarJ a totally cliir-TCit scl.ein=?. Yiiir Hoar;! vter?, noi inf .'i-fard 
 what v,'ero tho ol^jcclinns catortaiacd to V:.e, pi\'.s-:)t By-lav.-, or -Ahchoi- 
 tha schsuie propooGcI br,;] bacii sul-niiti^^J lu iuiy pir.;,-/;i ot p.ofi^sslur.ivl 
 kuowledgo a.ui experience : a •At.'^p of obiiou: Jiooc^ii'.ty to tuo forma! i.iu 
 of correct cor.clutiiona iu a caso invrl'.'r.r: qu-":Tlior.a of snob cxtrcinri ir;. 
 tricacy r.^. life o.niiuit'cs, accumub-tiiii cf iatcrtft c.v.i \hi prcbabili^ii's c^f 
 life and death. The scbeino vr^a rcf'-ircd by tbo Jioai'l tM th'.w;!-!nt! 
 Committee which iuiiiatcd t^:o I'v-luv;. T) c C'.Jninii'.cft have kijico re- 
 ported thai it ia at vari:-uce .vi.'b t^j' c-;Jcr.luiiona of tho Acii'iiitn cctsulltd 
 by the B;ar(l, and n;i^;:bt, if adopl^rd, act uiinjriy ic v.iul-; tl:- recipients c.i' 
 thcfur.d. The C'cniuiiitco nccuiir.tt.d iba! lie rj Hiial iii.bi.. lipiiotiE of tho 
 Clergy should ba recused to thr- tc';Ic oriiiiiUiUy ku;?;,^' t,ud by thjm, viz : 
 >ro from thcto cf the Clci'gy v/ho w<m-? n'tldent at the tini;- of tbo adoption 
 of the Bylav/, acd frcui i:-7 t: Vl'i Qcm such as shoidd ;;iib3( fpi-.ttly 
 eiter tbo Diooeae. Thv-y furtbe: rceon^i-csid lijiV by cons.jiit of t'cu 
 Clergy, their fiubsrriplions ahould b-; d>.duc'e.! frfjoi their E;iipcnd in 
 (|U:Ulerly payraonls, 130 as t-) ms'.!';.- the bu'do;! j^s \h.\h felt as i;Oi- 
 aible. Your Board bcc' to 1; y bcl'oro tbo SjcIcIv, tho f n't'^'oiiinf rccoin- 
 mci:datio:;3 of the r ii^.ar:ce Cjiuuiiltee, wil'iout ciiibuMa.-J.i !<,' theai v.'ilh tbo 
 expression cf au cpiiiiot;. Tboy rc(p.:e:;ied the LVa-.-ety of lit. Francis to 
 iicnd a dcpulatlon to the /rnr.u.l Lleoun;; r,f the S..c>.;;y, and thiy truiit 
 such a course v/iil bo {.un^ucu as will nou bo ircjudiciai 10 the Eafuty of 
 the fund, aial which will also be ;i;i,ii:fi!.ct('^y to lli-c; v.bo rmturally take a 
 lively interest in its pcrmaue:.!. wcl.'aro. 
 
 « 
 
 EDUCAL'.ON. 
 
 In this department the cbarg-..^ Ici\; contcUipl-.vtwu have been '..ri";ol;d. 
 In concert with the Correspoiidin;: Con^mittec of tbo Colonial aud Con- 
 tinental Church !:;ocioiyj thu EJucalioa Coum;i;tC'j have uir.du a eeb ction 
 from the liat of books prepared by the Council of Bublic In[:lructiou for 
 use in all Schools rectivin;j Gcverument aid. Both CvMr.uiilt:;e;3 h-.vo 
 agreed to mabe tlio use of thrso books with the adilition of the Holy 
 Scriptures and the Church Catfcb.i;>m, a condition of their support in all 
 Schcol3 aided by them. They have farther a^rrrcd t') m vkc ia tbo fitst 
 insianco a free grant of a cerlaia v.uniber of copies to each school in 
 proportion to the average altci.dance of cLildron. Tliis gia;;t, tbo cxjcupa 
 of which will bo boruj joiritlj by ])oth Sociclioo i i those cu:i:t; wht-re aid 
 is extended by botlu v.'ill bo madj ruVjictto tlso obtervauco cf certain 
 
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 rules, wliich ht-vo bcoii diiiwn up v/iiii .•'. view to Uio p-.csioivatiou of^ the 
 boolia r.iul tho pcimr.r.ent imt.roverrijr.rj cf th^ school.-!. 'J'he Committee 
 have r.lao anr.ngcd I'cr the halT-ycaily esaiiiiD.itlon of their schools, by the 
 Kev. 11. 0. Plooi ;>.!•>(] the llcv. 11. J. Pdry. Tho report for tho last 
 hulf-year hcxv> not )ct been rccoivcd. In Lia report tor the previou^i half- 
 year, the III v, K. G. Plecs apoalis favounJ)]y of those under the instruc- 
 ticu of Mid. Henry, uud ofMeisrs. li'.;y!'o:d', *' ichard^ion and Llndenbcr^;. 
 To BchoolKo. 1, at Uourg Loui.-^, u:;d t- tho selwol r.t PortncuP, to which 
 a L-v.a;itha« boon icceiitly r,i;-.dr— vthcr tcac'i;:'.s hf.vo niuco been r.ppciuted. 
 Ill uU the Sthouiti viiitiHt by hia;, Mr. Fieo^ doploixd the absence of the 
 aiKdiaiJCC:! iv>ceH8i>.ry to tl.cir elUeieucy, cuch r.a blV.ck-boauls, suil^ible desks 
 and fonny &e. Tuo Cummit'.ee vail ihcixiuio aee that in future they arc 
 pruvided by the Coi^wixiuAonera or Truot'ca. It h-3 been thought ad- 
 usLible to Bubu.it ii li^t ^f tho Gcbocl.; aided by your Society, givi-ig the 
 highest averu'r^c .'iit>;i;uc:.cu durii^- tho pctst year, together with, as far us 
 Cim be f.Ecertaii.cd, the talary cf tho teacher. It iDay net be unnccc!;savy 
 to obfioivc, th.'it in Fuunrra' v;iih fev/ (xc^ plici.s parents Jirc compelled fur 
 want of help to wiilidiav/ their elniiirtu Ircm Echocl, and in winter the 
 younger children are oflcn pvcvenicd from attending throu;/'h want ol 
 cletho.^, ?eviri;y ef the v.e;:,lhtr, tit.d \lv: badi.es3 of the roadj. 
 
 I 
 
 SCHOOLS AIDED liY TUB CIlURCn SOCIETY, 
 
 !■»«««• •*Lr.a;»t-Br.-;r~i:Tj-»-T»jp«ir..ii;;=.:i:!jr-p^:^rr=^^ 
 
 r.'J ■r!ciir,T;ri."''''s;.TWTt3;A' i 't.ii. 
 
 Trauiptcn, "West. 
 
 Staiidon 
 
 St. r.itrick's 
 
 Rt. Cathcrino's .. 
 
 ;;2 
 
 1 1', A'jJ J i:iivi. 
 
 Siiuiucl Liuilcnljoi-; .... 
 
 Ciirclinc IlaV 
 
 Eli^a Henry 
 
 .];.suc3 D.il/ 
 
 F I unci ' H-;y Lol -h' 
 
 Juliu IL ilidiaiuson.... 
 
 Aui'aaam Pilon 
 
 Bcrthj,Ii;ixtcr 
 
 ]Ij;;h Dickson 
 
 Sii-au Salhcihuul 
 
 l:',i);ma V/ilkin 
 
 CiiURCIl 
 
 Society's 
 
 tlllANT. 
 
 Tox.vr. 
 Salakv 
 
 30 
 
 ;.n20 
 
 ;;o 
 
 120 
 
 ■10 
 
 120 
 
 oO 
 
 120 
 
 .lO 
 
 200 
 
 40 
 
 190 
 
 in) 
 
 ISO 
 
 :;() 
 
 100 
 
 :;o 
 
 110 
 
 Ki 
 
 no 
 
 lii 
 
 107 
 
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 T 
 
 DISTRICT ASSOC lyVTlONS. 
 
 II 
 
 
 The Society will Icavn with [ilcanuro that Iho District Association of St. 
 Francis is in vi,ii;ofCU3 operation, and that measures have been talvcn to 
 rfsir.citato tho AnROciatioii of tho rtl;'.'.;aiitic District. As the objt^cts o{ 
 tbo Church Society coni^ins.) all or nearly vM the wants of the Dioceso, it 
 id very important that the D.'sUicl Associations shcuhl not only be made 
 co-exter.sive with tho Dincese, but al-io ai oriifient a3 possible, ?o as to 
 serve f:3 fi^i^HncIt'S tru'oni.;h which the noccaailioa of the Church may be 
 niado known, and th.; iticu'/i(hi J c:;)rtion of all her aieraljflrs brought into 
 cc-opcraticn. 
 
 And here your Board dijairy to record wilh deep sorrow, the melancholy 
 death in Au,LfU3t lar^it, by drjwuin;.^, of the late ll-jctor of the Grammar 
 School, and Dean of Bishop's CoUo^e, Lennoxville. In Mr. Irvin;^, not 
 only hag the University loat a di^nn;,'uish':d Professor, but the Society 
 a imnibor, who was ever ready to advocate ila claims and to remove 
 niidi?oi!ceptions a?} to i'.s ubjecis and operations. 
 
 QIJAIIAN IINE STATION. 
 
 In tho early part ol tho yo;ar, v/hcn so miuiy hearts were awaiting in 
 dread suspensie the inipendin;^ viiilation of cholera, but which in answer to 
 tho prayers of His Church, God of iiij mercy was plcauod to avert, Your 
 Board, at the sugj^estion of the Bishop, provided the nccerisary nieatis for 
 the mainteiianco of a Travidlir.g Missionary for one yenr, to be statioaed 
 during the sunirner at GroMse Isle for the benefit of imniigraut,-', and in 
 the winter at such part of the Diocese ni his Lordship should apiioint. Tho 
 Government also, at the Bishop's request, made an allowance for this object 
 of 8^0. 
 
 The Report ol the Travelling Missionary will be found with the reporla 
 of the other Clergy. 
 
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 MISSIONARY LABOUR. 
 
 Fa presenting the Amuuil Report of ti.o Diocesan Board, tlie Central 
 Boaid have in siiate that last yeor they made a grant ot$6fS.I2, to 
 augment tho stipends of thoso amongst the Clergy who.^e incomes were 
 less than ij'OOO per annum. 
 
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 ABSTRACT OF PROCEI'DINGS OF Cf'NTRAL BOARD, ISCO. 
 
 J.A.KTXJ.A.R'^. 
 
 OrdorGcl, tlial ^'G;-)!/:!) vccoivcd IVoiu sfile oC I:'.ud in ibn lowuHhip i-f 
 IIuFifax, be udloJ to the Sur'.tenlalion Fund. Annual Rq.ort adopK-d ard 
 ordered to bo pre^^-'ntod to tho Society. 
 
 Uv. G. IldU appoialcd AudUor. 
 
 $;^0 additional granted to eacli of tlio a^'voa ]':;ido\vin.-nt Fu-.ds <Toal<'d 
 last year. 
 
 Commitloe appointed to aulidt sub^^crlpt'ons 1o tb--^ ^^^^''^''y '''■^'"''^ ^^' 
 Churcbmen in Quebec aid its environs. 
 
 Standing Committees nnpoiutod. 
 
 FEBiK-TJAniT. 
 
 Ordered, that tbe P.:ink Slock forming the invcalment of the Mission 
 Fund, be tran.sr*'rral to tho Rishop and hi-, Kuccrf/iors ia trunt for the 
 Diocesan Board. 
 
 ivi.A.2?iai:-2:. 
 
 The Treasurer in5trucl-'d to inve-jt in tjotno ^afe security other tii.an 
 Ihnk- Slock, the amount at credit of the Wldow.V and Orphnnn' Fund. 
 Ordeiod thnt a new ediiio): of 'J.OOO copies of the tract, " What h th-^ 
 Church Society" bo pnbH.jhed, and th;U t!iO Rev. C. Hamilton bo requrst- 
 ed to undertake tho revision and iosue c. it. 
 
 Travollin'T Missionary appointed to thecharc^c of tlie Qiiar.valne Station. 
 
 (^onimiUeo appointed in J.muary last to ;!olicii sul).-,cvlptionf(, di.-^eharged, 
 ami another appoiiUtd. 
 
 SSl^TBI^BErFt. 
 
 (h-anl'^d, such sum a;3 willenabh^ tho Education Commiltoe !.o Msi;:;'. tlie 
 Schoola aided by the Society, on tho conditions specitied ii\ the Report. 
 
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 A communiculioii from the Clergy of tho Doauory of St. FruKcis, on Ibo 
 WMowa' and Orphans' FiuhI Jiy-Iaw referred to the FiuuDCO Commiltee. 
 
 !j:;200 granted to Di-posilory Commillco. 
 
 llttnort of Finance Ca .^mittco wil'i roferr-nco to Widoivs' and Orplian^' 
 Fund liy-law rofcrrtd to tlie Sooioly. 
 
 For ILst of Grants, tico Troiiaurcr'a fitatemcnt, pago i). 
 
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 LVi<i2^-Uu.vjL KEPOirr 
 
 III' Tiir 
 
 TJTOCESAl^r BOAKD. 
 
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 Tho Dioce8;ia LJorird hna u;w for I'ou;- lull yoaw boeu acllvuly engaged 
 in the discharge of the dutiea assigued to ir, so that a reasonable and aafo 
 opinion may be fj)i"uied as to tho working of the By-law under which it i*3 
 C'jn3tituted, and by which i*s oporations aro directed. In accordanca 
 with that clijiiso in tho Bj-lav/, which requires the Board at tho expiration 
 of every three years to confer and arrange v/ith the local authorities of 
 each Congregation as to tho amjuul to be contributed by them towards 
 tho ministrations afforded to them, a new .'ij,^rcGmcnt has during the past 
 ye-ii been entered into between th^ Board and tho several Congregations 
 thrr-ughout ths Dioce33. No Cugregation has been admitted to ba too 
 poor to contribute something in return for tho yiaslonary's labours. All 
 have been required to contribute as nearly as circumstances will admit, in 
 proportion to their means and numbers 
 
 Tho financial and numf-rical wer-kneys of ihi Congregations aided by 
 the Board may bo uadcritood from the fact that the highest assessment 
 paid by any ona Coagrogation i:} S2j0 per annum, while as small a sum as 
 $12 per annum i:i all that thy poorest Congregation can cortribute. The 
 Tabular Slatemoal printed among the accounts will show exactly 
 what each Congregation undertakes lo pay, and how far its eu-gago- 
 raeat has boon kept. It has not b^joa left to tho locil authorities of 
 each Congregation to judge wliat amount they are able to contribute ia 
 return for the minislratioas which thsy Ciijoy. Nearly every Congrega- 
 tion has been visited by a Representative of the Board, whose duty has 
 been to ascortain as nearly ai posoible what the people are capable of 
 doing, and afcer conferring with tho Clergymas!, Wardens and Heads of 
 Families, to report to the Board. Upon thii report and a comparison with 
 the other Congregations in tho Diocese, tho Board decides upon the 
 amount of asBCismcnt for each Cor!gre;i'alion. 
 
 In order to place this a^SL'Osmoat before th3 people ia its true light, the 
 Church Wardens aro in each case required to sign a form of agreement 
 which declares the aervicoa to bo provided by the Board, and the amount 
 to bo paid quarterly ia return by the Congregation. In the case of only 
 one Congregation, has there been such a failuie in keeping to the terras 
 of this agreement during th>i past year, as to call for any action from tho 
 Board. Tho Congregation has been notified, that unless its written 
 promiso to the Board is redeen-ied by the 31st of December, the minia- 
 tritions affordrd to it will ba discontinued from that date. In one other 
 case every eff to iudiico the Congregation to enter into an agreement to 
 contribute, in proportion to its slroagth and tho number of services 
 afforded to it, has failed, and the people have been notified that unless the 
 assessment decided upon by the Board i-i paid before the 'Msl of December, 
 
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 tho mlr.isinitioiid whlah th y h-wc oiijoycd (kiln,,' u Ion,:j aoricH of yjurs 
 will be withdrawn. Most rclaetruil iuia lUo Doavcl Ijcch to adopt cuub 
 oxlrcmo tuf.SHrcs, — no otiicr course bowcvor hoa bo'jn open. Should 
 similiir cuac3 ;iri;:o, it iupl.iiu lb;»t the l>-ti.'1 imi:ft pur.uo u ^i.l..r cjurso. 
 
 In admiiiist ri'.i.; \hi Auiuki! :au jual of X2,100, gidtiUd to Ihij Dlu'jeac 
 by tho 1-5. r. (x , iho 13)ard i) bju^id by tho cj.idiuoiiS v/bl:rb tliu Sjcisty 
 baa ft iu«t r'r^hi to lilt'ich to il) G-aut. Tho:30 coiulilioiii uci? sot Corlh in 
 the Socctt'uy'a letter whi;;h \i printed o;i p.igca IS, 10 nnd 20, of luat 
 ycav's Koport. No .•%U<?rn;iliiO h a'.lowcd to tho Hoard, v/hoa any Con- 
 jure" vlio.i iip;^l'3Ct3 to pciy tho jvj!2'j:^jrnont which h:i3 been agreed upon. 
 Tho alb'v/.uico to their Ch:r;^'yuiA:i ou'. of th3 Sjcjljly'a Clmuu cannot bo 
 paid, and tbereforo bia Minlsivatioaa ::ui3t bo removed to another region. 
 
 The poaltioti ii u:id:)ublcdly a painful one, bu'. tho paymeiita from tho 
 Congrcj;atio:ii', throu^:!;hout tho DIocoao, duiii^g th'j past year, with the two 
 exceptior.3 above rof<:rrod t-^, havo boeu made with a dogrcio of punctuality, 
 which eriCoiu\u(':3 ini Board to hope, that when It position relatively to 
 the Society at honi'? and to the CDutributioa.3 pruuilaod by each Con- 
 grei,'alii-'u, Is tlo.iriy u 'dortto'jl, no ewe of fiiiluro to lufot their enf;a;/e- 
 ments will sri-io to iavuive thi lloaid ia aofio:! ;t onoo dialrcsaio;,' to it 
 and diaastvoua to tbo pr.rlioular Co!:jrogatlou. 
 
 It is well woriby of cjiciu'iry and attention on the part of the faithful 
 Laity in the Dioccs:^, to aaccrlain whether uioana ml;',bt not bo Buccefesfully 
 employed to direct iininigr;,lioa of mijmburs of tho Cburcu of England 
 into tbo:.o l'X\5,Uti;-3 whero our CoL;;^rej,'alijtia aro woak in nurabura. The 
 prospect of rural (iJongrogr.tiona becoming aelf-'.iupporling or even of 
 cotitiibuting t,t nil in proportion t.) th? Ministra-.iorju affordeci to them, h 
 very distant indv;od if tbey are to d>.'poud only upon the na'ui'al iucrcaao 
 o( the population for acc3£-:io:!;j to thi:.ir numbers, and a;i iiior^aie of their 
 strength. It h evident that tho palioucc cf theSjcIoty for the Propa- 
 gation of thfl Go»p<-i ::i aiding tho Ciuirch in this Diuceso, will bo ex- 
 hausted long oeiorii our prospects, go far aa v/o ci>.n see at pro-sent, justify 
 U3 in expec'.irig to be ablo to keep open tho esiitlag Miiaions v.-ithout the 
 full amount of asiistauce now extended to u3. It, docs uot come within 
 the province of the Boaid to take any such steps, but tho suggestion may 
 not unnaturally proceed from it, that circulars containing full information 
 aa to the price of land &c., Sec, wiihin tho borders of our presfBnt Misaions, 
 and our object in giving audi intormalion, if widely diitributed amongat 
 the Clergy in England, might attract a i'ew v/ell-tc-do fai'nilies from year 
 to year. The anxious labours of tho Board to eke out from the English 
 Grat.t, the coulribuliona of tho Congregations ar.d the Dio-jeaaa Misblon 
 Fund, the small income cf ^'GOO per annum fur tbo pre.icut Blaifof Clerg}', 
 naturally load iui mooibera to cast about in their tjind:! for every pO::«iblo 
 means of calling forth increased elfortu from the several Corgregalions, 
 and of adding to their numeric il strength. If the rural Co igrcga-.io.'su 
 tbrou;;^bout the I):oce,-e, c ouM receive some .small accession of two or 
 three Familioii from year to year, they would iu a comparatively short 
 period be abb* to assnino the chiefsupporl of tho Miniatrations they enjoy. 
 
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 The IJoaril hiu to rcpoii the following changes Juiiu^ tho year : — 
 
 In Juauary, thu Congregation of UonrgLauid was UDUoxcd to the Mission 
 of Vulcurtior, nntl placed luidQi' tho chargo of tho Ho v. A. A. von IfVland, 
 and tho Rov. .J. G. Maccarl'uer in Deacon's ordora waa appointed his 
 a33ii)tttat. Mr. Maccarlhcr has recontly rcaigned hi3 position. In Soptem- 
 bcr Mr. John Wallers, u Student, of Si. Augustino'ij Miajiouary College at 
 Canterbury, wao admitted to tho Order of Dsacoiis, and proceeded im- 
 mediately after his Ordination to tho Magdalene Inlands, to tho charge if 
 which Mission recently assumed by tho Hoard, ho hr.d been previoualy 
 appointed by tho IJishop with tho coucurronco of tho Board. 
 
 In May, tho Rev. R. C.Tambs, was uppointcd to tho office ofrravolHug 
 Missionary, and had charge of tho Quarantine Station at Grease lalo during 
 tho summer months. Ho h at preaant engagad in afl'ording occasional 
 services to Congregations in th j Eastern Townships. 
 
 The Treasurer reports, that the Fund-j at tho disposal ot the Hoard are 
 sufficient to enable it to mako up tho iucomc-d of all tho Clergy in Priesl'ti 
 Orders lo $G0O, and to add $50 to tho incomo of each Dsacou for tho year 
 180G. 
 
 Tho Reports v/hich have boon obtained from tho Clergy paid through 
 tho Board aro annexed, and will enable tho Church Society to form some 
 opinion as to tho condilion and proypocla of her Mipsions, 
 
 rhv.id 
 
 December IGth, ISGG. 
 
 CHARLES HAMILTON, 
 
 Secretary. 
 
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 EXTMCTS Ir'llOM MISSIONARY REPORTS. 
 
 niirollT f>F Tllli TllAVKLliLN't! MISSIONARY. 
 
 JI;,vini» liccn uipointcil (■> di-ioliMrijo tlio (lulioii cf CIiup!;\la ul i\r Quarantine 
 S'.'itioii, uti tl'o L'.'lril of May I \v(u»t down tuClri.T'o M.*. Fr )ui llieec rtninty 
 with wlilfii t'ao ailvciit of chulcra bi.d b'cn prcilictcil, I lochcU fuiwavd to ft pnin- 
 I'ul iit.il tr^lpg tumiui.r. The iliciuUil pcstllciico <!!il not iiml<'; its ni'j'Ci.riinoo 
 lioMovtr, and iry dulicsf wtru by no miMns HoardU'i.H ns I had unticiputcd. In 
 llio i!uur.«o of tho ioasMi L'i ) pci?oii8 wlto adunttMl to lio<fi)itiil : oflhtjo H7 
 uiro ••'•rmat/Sund Iiiii Norwegians. Tbcro Vicro 'S'. deaths, InoUi ling that cf ono 
 «!' tho (inlertloK who uii..d of fever contriictvd in tho word. I ined to vi^it iLo 
 iii.st.iiiil aH 11 riih.-, trtlcc ii d :y. 
 
 There w n twD iiiterprclefs or. tho uluud, or.o f('r tho Uornui'iy nnd ouo for 
 t'le Noriv.'^ini?, but tuifortiir.iitcly tlioy Wi.ro both Il'^mun CUholics; while tlio 200 
 for.ii'.^nor.ri, witli iho cxcciition of four (i'^riiuin:', V'cro every clo I'roleslantH. 
 FortuoMtcly I could fpcuk a little Norw(7,iiin, and I as-iiire you it was a aourco 
 oCno lltdo pleasure and satisfaction to the poor niliictod BtriiDj.;eni to Cnd ia their 
 now pa.-itor or.e who.-c fatlicv v/a.-< a Norwe^i'iin, ami who I'oiild undtrstund in a 
 mc'iisiiro what Ihoy ^; li.'.. 
 
 I turned Lo considerahio advantu;;o a touplo of Norwegian 1 iblcs whi' li i-. I'ritnd 
 liad hiiully s!!iit mo. In ihcs© I v», uld luaik apprcpriulo pawErges for thciu to 
 read, fur you rcld.JCi or never iind a Nonr:;,lan \vhi cimnot rcid. 
 
 It i.s a pity there are not a dozen or so nf Nurwrijian 'J'e.^'tauicnts hare all lUo 
 time for tho uso of t!.c patients. 
 
 ]5tit what v.uuld lo of ineatiuiab e valuu wcuid he n. number of Xorv>f;;ian trat'ls 
 to distiihuto nni^ng tlicui, not only iHiitcd i\T lUcIr consolation in the time of 
 fcioknesH, but alsof-.r tlioir future {^uidacco, Ic.^t, i:ftcr they loavo the LslanJ, thay 
 ihould be covered from Iha faith of their fathers, and become att lehcd to one or 
 other of tho 'J<;vla which are unhappily .^o nunicron;: in tbld coui try. 
 
 I'erlinps ono ',f tho mcst ciriclont racann to tliis end, would lo ti) di:;tributo 
 nmon^ them Norwc;?ian versions of < ur Prayer Book with an accompanying 
 pamphlet pointing out the fimilurity betwuia it cud their own. 
 
 Immigrants coming over to build up a homo in a new oauntry have little time 
 ar.d inclination, amui.-t tlic oarc3 auil toil;; incidont to their r.c.r position, for 
 making iLquirits into tueh matters ixr, these. And it i» a pity that an oppor- 
 tunity I'o f.ivourablo for rcilcctlon and meditation, as is in so many cases offered 
 at the Quarantitc Stf.lion, bui.uld bo allowed to pai^s by unimproved. 
 
 I found imieh more diliiculty in admiai£li.ri!.g i^jdritual consolation to tho 
 Germans, llowevtr I did tho best I could. I had a (Jerman vers-ion of tho 
 Prayer Book, out of ^chich I v/ould -ct the c;nvalci:oents to read portions to tho 
 biok,and I whowed my synipaihy for them by vibiting .'lum frerpionily, at tho same 
 time evincing a dcup c:.n crn for th-ir gpirituul welf.ijo by praying with them. 
 
 Nor wero my feeble '^iTort.s unapprociuted by th^'ra. They alway.t seemed 
 pleased to .'Jca mc, and aU-ays hiid a hi^nd (.•ul.<lri:tchi;d to grj'jt me. And alTect- 
 ing was tho manntr in which Ihoy would try to cxprcH;-. their grUiludo. Often 
 on rising from j^raying by tholr bcdaido, would tlicy taka my hauti and with 
 tears presf! it I 1 ihi-ir \\[»\ Ant I might s.ay that I wn.« ro'eived and heeded 
 
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 Willi I'luujuru aiil gruliUitlu by nil thu p .licni.>i willi wli in I lia I t'l •!<>, wuU luit 
 ono ••\co[ilioii, till lI'iKliih Sui!"r. Vmin oik- of tin ."nmo crew I Ic: moil lliai ho 
 had loil a very 'li"( ijuto life \'>>t PcvcrA yorrt j)ii.-t. Hu U'mv l.iy i,l;in;n^riMi-ly i'l 
 ol" lualignaut tji'lsiii?. I thcr- foro took tho ciiilloiit ('Piiortiiulty to sjicaU to hiiu 
 vury (icrlou;.ily 1 1 bi< novor-Jylnj;-^fiul. Hut I ."oon snw that ho carcil for none 
 of the a thiu,L;a. It. unly unn>yc'l liliii. Ila wotiM r.nswor u'irui'tly and fuUciily. 
 1 uskod hiju U'ho hid prayed t > l.i.-f Saviour, Uc anH><i;rcJ " No," and turned a'.Tpy 
 hid face. At ulli.r t'uucs ho would I'tofo'id to bo fast ado^ji. Jlowcvor, I por- 
 Hovcrcd, tffiualiin;; cvor kindly nod iiViiyii'g I'nr liini liy his bcdrl l'\ After a wcolt 
 or t\Tu I thoif^hl ho gi.amtd tc- grow u\< xo tl.(iii;:hiral and nftciulvo ; I a'ti'lbutod 
 this luoro to liis liinolinc-':) ay lio wai now the t.'ily patient iu thn hc^pltp.!. lJ<«t 
 ono day hoiring that nuothor pailont had boon sent nihoro, I wi-nt down to icn 
 
 iiim. Aa I entered tho lirsl ward I .<nw II , loiinginj; at tbo far end, fur by 
 
 thia timo ho waH able to walk about. 1 wont ttraight into tho nocoud ward whcro 
 I limn i tho new patient. Alter conver.sing a while, I knelt down to pray with 
 him, but ns 1 was jjotting up a^ain I thouijht I hi; ird a rustlin;^ at tho door and 
 on tuniiojj round, what lihould I ruo to my i^reat astonishment and dflight, but 
 
 11 »ju«t ri;sln^ from lii3 knees. Thi poor follow bearing iny voice had 
 
 como from tho other end to j/m In tho prayer, and knolt down outside tho door. 
 Iif.'foro ha left tho i?lanil ho would road all tho tracts which boforo ho would only 
 throw aside, and even aakcd if ho might tako foino with him. And it wa,.s 
 gratifyinj? to mcit a finilo on a face, but lately fo sull'^u at iny approach. 
 
 "May Ho who hath begun a ;;ood work ii> him perform it until tho dny of 
 Jesus Chriat". 
 
 Morning a'id Af.or'ioon Sorvico wai lioldu-r ihc rcii Icuts nearly every Sunday. 
 Thn littlo church is very mueh deciyed, and 1 fear will n».t etuud long, 
 
 Tho congregation was nccesjarlly small, averaging from 10 to 14. 
 
 According to a resolution passed at a meeting cf tho Church-morabcrd $'2i'.tK» 
 the proeeeds of tho Sunday cillcetion?, have been forwarded to tho Mission I'uud 
 of tho Church Society. 
 
 [ cannot here refr.iin from cxprcsising my gratilude for tho unvarying kind- 
 ness shown to mo at all times by Doct ^rs von lill.ind and Muutizambort, and tho 
 deep interest whicli they and their families took in iLo r(.li;3-iou3 i-eryieos at tho 
 Island. 
 
 While at (Jrosso Isle I viritod I.-lc-aux-Ilcan\, four or live miles up tho rivtr. 
 Only ono family here ; held ccrvico for them. 
 
 Service was hold twice at Crtun Island, eight miles down the river, .",t the 
 residence of tho two Misses McPhtr-Kn \\ho arc hero still and glail us over to 
 welcome the Missionary. There arc ten members of tho Church hero. 
 
 Made threo or four visits to St. Thomas oi>poi.lt.c (Jro^:'e Isle, on tho south t'iore 
 of tho Iliver. S members here. 
 
 Towards tho ol^so of tho soasjn whoa thorj wai li>tlo doing on tho Ijluud, I 
 visi.od tho Proto-taat families up the Sagueu:y. 
 
 At Grand liiie, I rcia;ii'.od nearly four day^-. There aro but three Prcleetanl 
 families here now. 
 
 Held sorvico three times for a Congregation of IC in the houso ot ..ur. Llair, a 
 name which mu:t ever awaken in the minds of old travelling Micaionaries 
 plea ing remi'.ii.cincos of iheir sojourn on iho banks of Hal lla I Bay. 
 
 At Chicoutlmi, a pleasant littlo sottlcmont higher up the river and reached 
 from (irand Baio by thii'tcon mile,? ofja notoriously hilly road, I spei-t Ihreo 
 days. 
 

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 Tho Protestant (auiilica horo iiro not numerous, but very much sciUtcrodj in 
 some CUP03 six and scvon miles apart ami surrounded by lloman Catholics. 
 
 I paid pastoral visits to them all, Mr. Prico kindly placing at my disposal fur 
 this purpose a horse, waggon and driver. 
 
 It is throo or four years, I am told, since a Clergyman visitsd these parts. 
 
 It is not easy for those who have alv.'ays had tho Church services at their 
 door, and all the Moans of Grace within their reach to realize tho isolated and, 
 as must seem to theuiselvcs, neglected condition of these scattered members of 
 tho Household of Paith. 
 
 I hel;l service twice here in the house of Mr. Price, having a devout Congrega- 
 tion of 21, nearly all the Protestants then at Chicoutimi. 
 
 At the Sunday morning service, I admini:;tc'rod tho Holy Communion to nine 
 of those present. 
 
 On the 25th of October, I left Grossc Is!o for the Eastern Townships. My 
 principal stations b ere. are South Durham, Vrindsor and Hereford. 
 
 Durham is pbout AO miles from Lennox villo. I first visited this place ia 
 Srj tembor and continued to hold fortnightly services, until called away to Orosso 
 Isle, when (lie services were continued by Iho Rev. C. Rawson, B. A., who suc- 
 ceeded mo as College Deacon. 
 
 Trom their having been deprived of tha services of a Clergyman so I'^ng, I 
 found many of our members had become aUachcd to tho dissenters. 
 
 I held service in two places : in the b-'hool-houso at Durham Station, where I 
 have a Congregation of about 2S, and at Holmes' School-house three miles from 
 tho Station where we have a pretty regular attendance of about 40. 
 
 There are a few Church families ia Ely, eight miles from tho Station, for 
 whom I hold an occasional service. 
 
 Once a month I hold services at IIardw)od Hill, tix miloi from "Windsor 
 Station. This post, like Dux'liam, has suirercil much from the di.-:continuanc'j of 
 tho Missionary's visits. 
 
 Wo hare a very encouraging Congr-'gution of over 40. 
 
 Much pleasure is expressed at tho prospect of the sorviios being regularly 
 kept up. 
 
 Hereford borders en i'.io r;-i;viaco Line, nnd is ".S) miles from Lcnnoxvillo. 
 
 From tho beginning of September until my rctura from tho Quaruutiae 
 Station, this place, like Duiham, was vii'itcd by the College Deacon, but only 
 onco a mouth, 
 
 All hero seem to be very In'ourab'y disposed towards the English Church, 
 though theio are only a i.w as rot v,-ho opouly profess to belong to it. 
 
 There are four Stations here, whero services are held, about eight miles apart. 
 
 In the District of HaV. Stro-.m, we have a very attentive Congregation of about 
 50. 
 
 In tho Leach Stream District, we have an attendance of upwards ( f furiy, 
 quite a number of these arc from tho other si'lo ofllio Line. T'uii J.)istri(H L Cms 
 ably described in tho public piiute, by a rcccr. t visitor in thcio parts : — 
 
 "Across the hills tj West Hereford, the cyo is met by picturesque lai'djcapef, 
 woods and clearing?, hills nnd valleys, tho noblo Conneeti.^ut and its tributaiios : 
 Cominp; down the bi!!g the snire i>f tho Ntjvv l],)i^copal Church cometin view, ia 
 a position wh^rh lins been v.ell cho?on. From every direction, whether in 
 Canada or Vermont, it 12 the m /et promiuent Lature of tho landscape." 
 
 The handsome \roodcn elifice horo iJludod to, has boon erected during the 
 past year. a".d m; l-!\ iLruu ;1. ll;i ui.tiv!-,.'; ::"al cf Aaron A. AVi^rlmtn, Esq. 
 
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 Ovoi' a thoud.ind doiiai.s bavu been oxpouilod on it, ai:d '1;>(I moio aro roiuircd 
 to liuiah oil' llio iutcriur. 
 
 Mr. Wtirkm m boisLlus pay iii^ a tu'o.>cr;i>(iju ul' .' -01), i.- j I am .-orry to .say, about 
 $:;()0 more out of pockot. 
 
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 EXTRACT rilOM A KErOllT llEOEIVED BY THE ELS HOP FROM 
 THE MISSIOMAllI STATIONED AT 
 
 St. Atgctstint: Tiivei?, LAr.!jAP->n. 
 
 It is with cxtrcmo pleasure I take up my pen to hold comcaunication with you, 
 and through you with tho worlJ, for wo seem a.i (hough wo wore shut out of it 
 during our nino months of winter iuiprisoament. 
 
 "With fcclin,!:,'3 of djvuut thaakfulncss to Aimi.^hty (fjd, I stata that tho 
 health of my family and myscli' is and has boon (on tho whole) airoughout tho 
 winter very good, and that tha prospects of tho Mission are improving. 
 
 Your Lordship will remember, tliat in my communication of Scptombor last, I 
 ijtatod my hopo of being able to take possession of the Mission House in October. 
 Mr. Rob:!rtrJoa, whosa hju;3 I thoa oocapijd, cun3 with hij family iato winter 
 quarters on tho Lth of Oetubcr, and I v.'as oblif^'ed to go into residence at once, 
 ali.houy;h tlie liouno was in a very ui: finished stato, tho floors not bein;i; laid, nor the 
 windows in, nor a parlitioii in tho whole building, — it was in fact just a shell. 
 Thiswasowin^^in part to net getting the timber from Quebec, and in part thrcuL^h 
 the neglect of tlio carpenter ; however, by putting in two or tlirco wiudowp, bioekiiig 
 up tho others, and puttiagup temporary parti ions, and layi.:^ loose boards on tbo 
 beams to forir;. a temporary floor, wo managed pretty w:ll, and through tho caro 
 of our Heavenly Father wo cjeap^l without any thing w^rso than flight cold;-. 
 
 Your Loruship would have loon amused to see mo working away, sometime-i 
 with hammer, nails and saw, putting up partitions, and i.t otbor times goin^; in 
 the boat to fetch tho timber from tho placo wh^r3 ir was Viadod from tho vessel. 
 It required considerable skill and sticnglh to force our way through tho ico which 
 even then began to coat the river; and tho work was not of the warmest kind, for 
 often tho mittens gelling wet weio fr :-,!;;i like boards on my hands. Had the 
 boards arrived earlier I couli have h;:d plenty of voluntary help, but just then 
 tho people wcro settling with their tri.dcrs, or removing int) winter quarters, 
 and wo could not wait for them, and foared tho ice would bo too thick for boats. 
 
 Tho carpenter has been at work all the winter, (when s^ber) anu I am glad 
 to bo ablo to stato that tho houso though not quite linishcJ, is about the warm'ist 
 and most comfortablo on the Coast, not excepting tho one erected by the " Cana- 
 dian Foreign Jlission" at Caribou, said by the Tdisiionary, Mr. Carpenter, tj 
 have cost upwards of $3,000. 
 
 I have used tho front room for Public Worship, but it proAing far too small fur 
 tho Conf:io,2;aii'jn Ave auued to it the front passage. Tho average regular Con- 
 grogati'hi heio Las been kbout do, ir eluding my own family, but at Christmas, 
 Easter, and oth^r occasi mal times we have Lad as many ai 00 present. I have 
 held whou at homo rcgiilar services, twice on tho Sunday, and a Sunday School. 
 A weekly lecture on AVcdncsilay tvenings, cubj^cts — The Creeds, Lord's I'raycr, 
 Commandments, the Catechism and Conllrmation. During tho whole winter, 
 
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 the majority of tho Cungrogation have juincil mo in my family worthip in Ibo 
 evenings, and until this month I have never li;i'l Icn3 than 20 hesidcH my own 
 
 family. 
 
 My gonoral modo of proceeding has been to open with singing, to ro;ul and 
 expound the Evening Lossona, and conclude with prayer. It has gladdened my 
 heart many times to see tho people so eager for the truth, iind I trust my labours 
 have not been in vain in the Lord. 
 
 Already the seed sown seems to be taking root. Oh, that fruit mry hereafter 
 abound to tho honor and glory of God. During tho past nine month>^, tho Sun- 
 day School has been well attended, tho avcr.igo being 20 scho!;irs. 
 
 I fori more than ever assured, that if a permanent cause ia to bo established hero 
 The Young must be thaihed, not merely taught. I am looking forward most 
 anxiously to know what can bo done for us by tho " School Committee," and also 
 to the result of my application to GovcrEiincut. 
 
 My average attcndanco during tho winter has bicn 2-<, but I expect more next 
 year. Mr. Robertson will build and fit up a School-room, and avo can for tho 
 next three years guarantee the board of a Teacher, and .£20 currency towards his 
 salary, if wo fail in getting Government aid, in any cafi' wo guarantee board at 
 my table. "Wo want a Male Teacher. This will leave mo at liberty for my 
 Mission work. Ilithcrto, whilst absent, Mr,!. "".V. :ind my two daughters have taken 
 the charge, still I find tho labour dr.ily from ',) to 12, and 2 to 4, too much ; besides 
 I cannot find the time I need for S'jlf-improvcmcut. 
 
 I have, however, this wook"closed the Sclio ol for the tujumcr till October Int., 
 so that when not engaged travelling cr visiting among tho Fishermen, I can 
 read so as to prepare to go to Quebec for my esauiauiti.n for Priest's Orders, if 
 your Lordship should wish it. 
 
 Since I came on tho Coast, what with travcllirg, joinering, teaching Ac, i'a*. 
 I have found enough to do to provide now sermons suitable to tho characters and 
 capabilities of the people, and have not read Loarly as much as I could wi'fh. 
 My reading has been confined to Browne, Pearson, "Wheatloy, Palmer, Henry Ac. 
 I have, travelled during the past year, by Barges and Schooners, 1,150, 
 miler ; by Comotio on ice with dog?, 1,400 ; ti'tul, 2,550. If all my sliort journeys 
 or visits wero reckoned it would not como thort of 3,(m)(» miks. 
 
 There are only four Protestant Families and one man : all the rest being 
 Roman Catholics nominally, I say nominally, beeau.-c I shall speak of this moro 
 hereafter. 
 
 Tho winter travelling, (oxcept when caught in bad wcalhc)) is very pleasant 
 seiUed on a Cometic, which is made by putting two planks on edge, these are 
 held in their places three feet apart by crossbars lashed to them from stem to 
 stern, in fact like a boy's cruising slcdgo on a large scale, 12 feet long and 3 ftct 
 6 inchoa viride, being lashed with twiae instead of nailed, as no nails could stand 
 the jolticg over the rough Bay ice and the hill travelling. Tho twine allows 
 all to give way together a little and so eases tho strain. On 01.0 of theto 
 •' Cometics," with my small box of books, moJiciccs and changci of linen, 
 equipped in sealskin bouts, overalls, bulfalo coat oud fur cap, I can bid dtfiuuco 
 to any weather, so locg ds I can see tho d 'gs, and on some journeys when 
 " caught out," we cannot do this. I htive often when drawn by five or seven 
 dogs, gore over 80 milcf' in a day, but tho mnst exciting time is when travelling 
 with, relays of dogs, as ocurred to wv) once this winter. I was on my We.'tivard 
 journey, and had arrived at Cock-n-JNippi on the Saturday evening, nrd having 
 on Sunday proachsd t'.yiee ar.d baptized an infant, was preparing on Motalay 
 
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 mornin.:; to return, when wo paw ;i innii, t'oinrti(.' ;nid dir;) driving up at a 
 furious pact). 
 
 Jlo said tliat a man at Tabation?, was taken suddenly very ill, was imitih 
 swollen and unable to raovo, and wished mo, if possible, to hasten to him ; that there 
 woro dogs, waiting for nic ot My-a-tpg-as-tien, Natignugh, Mccattina Kivfir 
 and Potor Colore?. I started ft onno, nnd having fortunatoly majo moct of my 
 calls on my journey up, travelled nlmost without stnppiag abaut, 120 miles, 
 arriving at Tabatioro about 4 a. m., on Tuesday. ! must nay tl)at although 
 thoroughly I'.itiguol, I much enjoyed tho night driv?; the m.ion vas at the full 
 not a cloud objcuro.l tin sky, t'lo air siiiry and clear, and whca wo made a 
 passage through tha woods to sivo going mini some hiidland, the trees 
 cracked like pistol shots with thi iutoaso front, tho Tlnrmoraotcr ranging from 
 20® Fahr., bolow Zoro, in tho day to 30® at ni-ht at least. Oa my arrival at 
 Tabatiore, I did not suffer from the cold, but my driver had his feet frozen; by 
 using tho proper remedies ho soon recovered. I fjund the si.k man at Tabaticre 
 suffering from an attack of acute ioll.'.mraatory rheumatism, brought on by 
 exposure through drinking, and the swelling pioduced by h'u taking d.ima„:cd 
 whiskey to excess. 
 
 I at once administered medicino and liaimont, got amnn to lub him, directing 
 him and showing him how to give tho shaiupooing, as uied in tho " Turkish 
 Baths." I did this for throe days using tho liniment freely, and I am glad to 
 say tho man is now nearly as well as ever; of cour;:o I. loft him some liniment 
 Avhen I cams away which ho used. 
 
 I have often been thankful ft tho slig' t medical knoivledge I postess, as I 
 fmd it opens every door, there being no one on the Coast understanding any- 
 thing about medicines or their uses, and I believe many are now in their graves, 
 who with proper care might still bo alive. 
 
 During the past ycir, I havi bi-otizil 12 c'liluroa and mxrried 3 couples. 
 
 I have had one death in my District this year, a young man of Old Fort Island, 
 II. Read. Whilst I was residing i^t Old Fort IjLmd, ho was very regular in his 
 attendance on divine service, and ho wat; also a member of tho adult claps I held 
 there, llo was always most attentive to the expositions of Holy Scripture, and 
 evidenced by his d.'iiortmcnt and cyiiduct, a decided ohan^-o during the lirst 
 period of his last attack of sickness. I attended him regularly, and though 1 
 had no hope fr^m tho first of beirg able to restore him to health, he being far 
 gone in consumption, I was enabled to relievo bis sufferings ; but it was always 
 a pleasure to read to him and ocnvorte ab^ut a change of heart and preparation 
 for eternity. I bcli.ve l.c was a sincere pcuitout, and as such accepted througli 
 *' The Beloved." AUheugh very weak, bo always rospouded heartily to tho 
 prayers, and his heart seemed to go with his words. I saw him only a short 
 time prior to his decease, and I have hope in bis death. I was unable to attend 
 tho funeral as 1 could got no news of his doath fir some time on account of tho 
 weather aud distance. 
 
 I spoke of nr^miaal llomii Cil iijTrs ; by thcu 1 tdc.n those who have 
 joiued tho Rjmish Church without ;> conviction of its truth, simply because it 
 was tho only one on tlio Coast, and IhD.e wh ■ !i iv-,* j >ined through tho persuasion 
 of tho families into which they have m:\rri; d. 
 
 la my vi-its, I have convericd with ujiniy perverts to Ri.mur.ism, most of 
 whom have left Protestanti-m ihrcu/li this causo, and it is scarcely to bo 
 wondered a^, whcu we consider tha circum.tancos uuJcr which they have been 
 pla.^ed, leaving tho ''Old Country" when yoan^r, without any religious bias and 
 
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 little or no education, then coming to thi^i Co;ist and not hearing a .sermon or 
 prayers, some of them for ](!, 20, or 22 yearJ. Marrying into Romish families* 
 they being the mujority here, they easily fell before the persecution, pcrsuainon, 
 and ridicule of those into whoso society ihcy wcr3 thrown. 
 
 I omitted when speaking of my Congregatluns to remark, thu.t iit the Mission 
 House I have had an average often Humanist.!, only two wore p.artially hindered 
 by the interference of the Priest, (theso two I have since joined in JIatrimony,) 
 the others fill remained regular and attentive, and two earuo,it in their enciuiiios 
 after the truth. 
 
 I have been doing what I could to prcp.iro candidates for Confirmation, bat it 
 is no easy task considering the distance they are apart, and I hoi)0 your Lori- 
 .-ihlp's visit will occur at a time when they can ilnd opportunity to attend, zny, 
 latter end of August and Scptouabcr. Although on a scatterod C'\'i.st like thi;i, I 
 presume there will have to bo a Confirmation at varicus pl.'ice?, as it will bo 
 impossible for all to attend at one time or place. 
 
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 ACTON VALE. 
 
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 It is with fijclings of thankfulness, th.it at the cloro of thij yciiv I rep •]!, tint 
 the ^lission can still ba maintained. Tho circumstances that have allcctcd tlio 
 Townrdiip of Acton for the last t'.vo years have boon oT n very dupvc-^jing liaturc. 
 
 There are so many vacant hou^si at the pro-;3.at tiuic, th'it c.'inparo.l with what 
 it WiiS threo years ago, Acton Valo mij;ht bo c.iUed • Tho drccr'.ed Village." 
 
 No more than half the houses are occupied, and tbc;o mostly by women and 
 children, their husbands licing obliged to seek employment olscnhcrc. 
 
 Undor such circumstances, it would be unreasonable to expect much of this 
 Mission. 
 
 The Congregation, however, deserves praise for having done its part, and 
 in iced more than its part, in my opinion, when compared with some missions 
 pc'scssing more and wealthier members. Thcrc'are t^till thirty Protectant families 
 in the Mission, living in htpes of brighter prospects in the Spring. The Sunday 
 School is in a flourishing condition, there being tiny-ci;^ht names on the roll wi^h 
 an average attendance of forty-ftvo Scholiirc. 
 
 On the first of September two years ag?, vfc entered the Parsonage. In order 
 to effect the purchase, a loan was contracted of $iU)0, Avhich we obtained ou 
 advantageous terms. This wj propose to liri'tiLito by yearly paym'jnts of >^'>0. 
 Tbo Parsonage is as convenient and comfortab'O n.s can bo desired. 
 
 Tor reasons alrciuly m:ntiyned, nothing has bcm done towards the liquidation 
 of the debt of the Church, which i'ino!.!.uti to clout S^iSO. Tbo interior of the 
 Church ha.s been recently improved by i hi erection of a pulpit and rcading- 
 d.sk. 
 
 When the prosperity of Acton began to d:cLno and our means were insufficient 
 to meet the assessment, it was arranged that the Mission of Upton, (diocese of 
 Montreal,) which happened at Iho time to ba without a clergyman, should tem- 
 porarily form part of my charge, and tliat Jivine servlc; fbould bo celebrated at 
 both places every Sunday. 
 
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 As the distaneo belwceu thcui u olcvcii niil<;;; by Iho UiyU way, and' only six 
 on the track of the 0. T. 11., I prcfcrroi to walk rathor than trouble any of ray 
 parishioners to drive mo by tho longer route. Tliis arran-^emcnt however, has now 
 ceased, the Biahop of Montreal having appointed one of his own Ciorgy tj tho 
 charge of St. Ilayi'iathe, in which Upton is includetl. "^'o arc therefore onoo 
 more thrown upon our own resource?, and that at a tiiuo when wo are least 
 able to meet the rcquiremonts of the Diocesan Board. 
 
 It has boon suggested to niP, that I should r,ct as teacher of tho dissentient 
 School in tho Villaiip, and thus raise i^l50 towards tho aK.scsbiticnt roquired of 
 tho Mission ; to this my consent has been readily given, r.s it always wi.l be, 
 to any proposal liSoly to benefit my Mission. 
 
 L. WURTELE. 
 
 BURY. 
 
 In my report for last year, I think I mentioucd to you, tho formation of three 
 Sunday Schools in this Mission. One of them, unfortuuatly, that at Brookbury, 
 I have since been obliged to discontinue for want of suitable teachers, my own 
 time on Sundays being otherwise fully employed. 
 
 But as a cheering set-off against this, 1 am glad to say that tho three Sunday 
 Schools are flourishing, and it is to be hoped are making thoir influence for 
 good folt around them. 
 
 At St. Paul's School, wo havo an oCl^iant staff of teachers, and about fifty 
 scholars ; and at St. Johu's wo havo two teachers and about twenty scholurf. 
 It is a pleasing sight to sec the willingness of tho children to attend tho School 
 Sunday after Sunday, thinking it a groat hardship, if the weather or any other 
 unfavourable circumstance should prevent them. 
 
 Oao great Avant, th:it of a library for the children, has been recently partially 
 supplied. 
 
 In my \xsX report, I mentioned that we were intandiug to get up a Tea Meeting, 
 ;uid a Christmas Tree, to raise funds for tho library and other Church purpocer. I 
 am b.'ippy to ix-^j that it turned cut a complete succos.s. Notwithstanding tho 
 wciithor was most unpropitious, we had a largo attendance, and realized about 
 one hundred smd nlaty d dlars : which enabled us to purchase a good library of 
 about 150 books, a new Couimuuiun Service for the Mission, and to do certain 
 repairs to tho Church ; the bal;ince together with the proceeds of a collection wo 
 sent to England with an order fi r some more books, which with a grant I hope to 
 obtain from the S. P. C, K, wi'l set us up for somo time to come. 
 
 lu tho early part of Mnrch, v/o had a visit from the llevd. Messrs. Soarth, 
 Post r and Kemp, who held a Missionary Mectii'g, when there was a very fair 
 atteudaiiuo. Aftur tho Mission iry , Meeting was over, a fpccial meeting of the 
 principal iahabit.ints was held, to coi fcr with a deputation from the Diocesan 
 Bnird respecting tho assessment, butuv/iug t • tboabscaco of,thc Church Wardons, 
 lio dcciJ.'n ctukl become to, till t).o Wstry Electing ut E.islcr, v/hcn the same 
 yraouut of a.''sc.slment was fixed. Prii-ii the Vip^fmning of M \y till nearly the 
 cad of October, I managed to hold fiurScrvi C3 every Sunday, one at each of 
 the four Churches in mj? Misiion. 
 
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 1 Churches at 'J, a. m. c lusiatiiij; ol Moniiu;.; J'l-avor ui l.ir.'..j liic ", Thir'l CjUci-!," 
 
 I or else Litan}', Sormon iitul Cclobratiou of tho ll)ly Cymmutiion ; Ihou I returned 
 t to tho Villago Church, (St. Piiul's) at I I. a.m. iini had lull Morning Service, 
 8 anil ifon the first Sunday in the month, C--lcbration of lloJy Communion; thou 
 I started ofl'ut onco, to hold an afternoon .Scrvieo generally at Ijingwick at :\ o'clock ; 
 1 after which, having my hrrsa and wagg )n waiting f^r mo, I drove offtolhoro- 
 l luaining Chnrch in timotohold a fourth Scrvico con«i.sling of JJvoning Prayer and 
 t Ssrmon. Of course, this was hard work to do cpeci'illy when as it ?omclimes 
 ' happened I had throe Baptisms at tliroo different Churches : in fact 1 had to ppeak 
 altogether about six hours and to travel about furfy-flvj railed ; tot to LQonti)n 
 1 bad vinds and inelemcat weather. By this atTir'gt^ment nvery cmgregalioa 
 t was enabled ta havo a Service once every Suaddy, and Oulebrntion of ll)ly 
 1 Couimunion every month, co th:it no one coulJ reasonably CLiuplaln of not l'tir;!.j 
 ] supplied with the Ministration of the Church. During the month of August wc hrid 
 i our Sunday School feast, when about eighty childrou met in tho Town 11 >11, and tu- 
 gcth ,r with their parents and friends sat down to a hearty Tea, provideu for thcta 
 by tho people of Bury. After tea some prize;' were iiivcn away, and then they till 
 went to St. Paul's Church, where Evening Prayer w:^o said by the llcv. A. C. Scarth, 
 and a Sermon specially addressed to the chiidreu was preached by Iho Kevd. C. P. 
 Keil. The children look forward wiih j^Ica^uro t'.^ these annual foar;ts, which tuul 
 to keep up their interest in tho School ; Howard Cards and Pri/.oi Btumulating them 
 to further oxertio".3. I would also thank Clerical friauds for tho c oouraijcmoiit 
 and .'■■upport they havo always given mo on thcio oceasion-i. lu our vill.'>go 
 disiiici, and ii St. Johti':i district Cl'.urch i-.ll'air.? s '.em to b'i wearing a vt-ry 
 favourable aspect; tho congregations kcc!) up and so djus (!ie number ef 
 Comminio.intj. At St. Thuuns' Church, and at Lia[;v,-ick matijrs iirc nut ijO 
 promising. 
 ' THOMAS KICIIAIIDSOX. 
 
 CAPE GOVS AL^I> PERCE. 
 
 [ am thankful to i;ay, that the pros[iccts of this Mi.'-.'^iou ere, ou the whole, 
 bright and encouraging ; tho poop'e, with a fjw cxcoptijUP, arc habitual atten- 
 dants at Biviao Service ; occasionally, cspcci:illy at thij time of year and in 
 Spring, the .stite of the ■ jads is such that travelling is almoal impraclii-ablo ; 
 then indeed our Congregations beccmo small, but daii'ig ri:io wi.^ather, and with 
 good roads, tho Churches are always well filled. 
 
 During Easter week I made an ell'ort to hrivo the duhl upon tho Parsoaago 
 paid; with this view I called upon nearly all tbo Church fiimilies in tho Mission 
 and the result was exceedingly gratifying ; for, all coiitributod according to their 
 means, some perhaps, even "beyond their power," so that in about a week i 
 collected X80. 
 
 Last summer I wa^ enabled to aid nearly sixt^' volumes (chielly publioations, 
 of tho S. P. C. K.) to our Parochiiil and Sunday S :hool Library : cii.co thou 
 there has been so great a doniand t\»r the now bj'jks that I have not been able to 
 S'lpply all who a'^ked I'jt them. There can bj no doubt that a well-selected 
 libr.iry of interesting and readable book", su.'h as the publications of the Society, 
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 especially in country Lliooious, la i)!u.ccs llko llii,:, I'ur instuuco, tUo yuuny 
 people liavc (Uu'Wig the long winter ni^jhts, littlo sillier to employ or amuse 
 them ; and \vill at lliin season glaJiy read :iuy tuin;; of iatorcst tliat comc3 in 
 tbcii* way, and Avhocvcr ciipplic; tlio rciriii'r; matter baf, or may bavo, a j;ieat 
 power ia bia own bands. 
 
 Tho books however, must contain lomy clomcutJ of amuicinont as well as of 
 inslruclioD,— tha (^((/tvj as well as Iho ii^i'a-. Tho dry doctrinal essays, and tho 
 innumcrabh letters cf good advice from Parents to th cir children, published by 
 somo Sunday School Societio;-!, aro no doubt in one E2n:;o •' good books," but tho 
 goodi;oj3 is so UDini'i-'atod that tlicy arc seldom borrowed and vciy seldom 
 re a'.'. 
 
 Our Sunday Sjhocl Iim Looa ia cpor.i tion as usual duritig the past year, with 
 nn avcrago attend.iuco of twenty scholars j wo have two ofuoiont and pains takinji; 
 Tcaclicrs, and I suporlutond the School myi.^lf. Tho nuuibor of children appears 
 small ; but tho distance from Church at which many cf them li\'e, very much 
 interferes with their attendance. 
 
 Our Day School:: are in a satisfactory state, the attendance at C.ipo Covo 
 averagiai^- .'53 ; at L'Ansc-au-beau-filSj 10. 
 
 The Parsona.^'.} bus beca j^rjatly improved of late, by tho addition of a kitchen, 
 tjwards the erection of which, tho Merchants contributed u.uis and shingles, 
 and the people provided board-i and gavo their labour. 
 
 I am aorry to aay that here as well as oicowlicro on tlio Coast, Iho buuimor's 
 fishery has been a failure : I greatly fear that many of the poorer people, tho 
 Froiioh Gspooiallj', will bavo much diilljulty ia procurin.^ the baro nijcesjurios of 
 life for Iho coming winter. 
 
 I have only to add that tho usual colic j'.'ous la aid of tho Society's object;! wore 
 m:u\\i in rur.;iacr, hero a'cd at PcrcO. 
 
 WILLI Alii GORl'] LYHTER. 
 
 CUATTCOOK. 
 
 I am happy to bo able to report favouribly of tlio general prosperity of the 
 Church in thi;; Mis-ion, durin;» the current year. Since I wrote my last annual 
 report, I have Eucccoded in cEtablishicg a ilourishing Church School at 
 Coaticook. The building is of brick, stands in tho same enclosuro with the 
 Church, and cost about one thousand dollars. It is furnished with an excellent 
 set of m:ip:-, n globe, and tho nucleus of a good library, tho gift of tho S. P. C. K. 
 Wc had tho names of Hixty-two pupils on the roll last term; there are fifty-two 
 pupils in attoudanca this term, all tho Church children of tho Village attend, 
 and a number of other children who do not belong to tho Church. Tho School is 
 opened and olc^-cd daily with prayer, singing, and roiding of tho Holy Scriptures. 
 I g) in once a week myself and g'lva religious in.struciion to tho wholo School. 
 
 Thoro have boon many acccc"ions to tho Church during tho present yoar. I 
 have given up tho fui'tiilghlly Suaoay Service at Jiarnston Corner, because so 
 few attended. The now Church in BarlVu-d is in proi'.ross of erection, and it is 
 hoped it will bo ready (or Consecration no\t summer. Oar Sunday School at 
 Coaticook is tlouri.'ihing. I have great jdcasute in saying that Mr. James Stuart 
 
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 Orten, of Iluution's Bay, him ooiitiibiitecl fil'iy aeios of land towards our Local 
 Endowmont Fund. 
 
 My poopio have jjivcu co liberally duriiis tbo present year towards the 
 buildicLj of our Church School, lh;it 1 have not boon ablo to luko up tho annual 
 EubscripLiou f^r the Church Society. 
 
 Tho guarantee to tho Diocosan Board, and the prooocdi; of tho throo annual 
 scrmyns fjr tho CliurcU Sscbty have bean duly rc:nittod. 
 
 JOHN rosTEii. 
 
 COMPTON. 
 
 TLo usual servlcts of the Church have bsca hold in tho several places during 
 tlio past year, wi!,h a little iiuprovemcnt in the attendance. 
 
 The St. James' Congregation during tho summer months, number from sixty 
 to one hundred ; in the winter it la much smaller, owing to tho fact that several 
 who attend during tho aammer, reside in town during tho remainder of the year. 
 In this Church, (th.j only one in thi Mission) wo have Morning and Evening 
 service. Tho aticndancc, however, at the latter, is very limited, as most of tho 
 poopio live at a distance from the village. Wo have also a small Sunday 
 School, to which I ■^\re an hour myself before morning service. 
 
 The two altornoou stations, about four miles distant from the Village, in 
 opposite directions — I take on alternate Sundays. The Congregations arc: in 
 one, from thirty to fifty ; in tho other, fifteen to twenty-fivo. 
 
 The Assessment st tho Diocosan Board, is paid quarterly with tho utmost 
 punctuality. Tho pcfipio undc-rstand what it is for, and the necessity of paying 
 it. 
 
 Tho Church r;"ounJ has bosn enclosed with a good substantial fence, which has 
 ])cen paid for. 
 
 Tho contributions of the Church people in this Miision, fur various Church 
 purposes during tho past year, amount to about three hundred and sixty dollars. 
 
 AVhen wo take into account, that all our Church people, among whom I include 
 all that attend upon my ministry, do not number oOO, I think, as times go, 
 they give fairly. 
 
 During the past year, I have IJaptizod some half-a-dozon adults, and I hope to 
 to have about 25 to present for Confirmation. 
 
 I had hoped that we should have received tho $200 for our Endowment Fund 
 before this time, so as to secure tho $200 promised by tho genUemon, to whoso 
 liberality the country Parishes aro so deeply indebted, as well as the Grants 
 usually made by the Church Society, and the B, P. G., in such cases. But wo 
 have had to eroct a new fence around tho Church, which has cost over a hundred 
 dollars, and but few of the people i^lt that they wore able to do anymore, just 
 at present. I am however, not without hopes, that tho thing may yet bo 
 accomplished boibro spring. Tho people all feel ita importance, and agree that 
 wo must not let tho opportunity slip by. 
 
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 COOIvSIlUlE. 
 
 Two tult'cription lista aro now Icforo tlio pcuplo cf thl.i Mi^hioa : ono fur ibo 
 erection of oiit-buildbg.-; to tho Parsona;:;:, liio otUor for tlia erection of a now 
 Cliurcb. It iu tlicrcforo thouglit ueitlicr practioablo nor dosirablo, to enter at 
 l>rcserit into a tbirJ. A growing iaterost in laanifcstoJ in Church laattors 
 goncraily, and it ia hoiicd at a future time our subscription list n'ill cfcnipnro 
 frtVfurab)y wil!i others of this District. 
 
 EDWARD CULLLN PARKIN. 
 
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 DANVILLE. 
 
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 I have now boon sixtooa months in char.-^jo of this Mission, and am j^lad to say 
 that tho Chujch seoma to bo making good progre^-H in spite of many drawbacks 
 and dilucuUioj. Our chiof want is a good day School under a Churchman ; an 
 opportunity Vr'ouid then bo afforded mo of teaching tho children, and mouldin,"; 
 thorn in Church principles. Last August, I handed tho Mission of Kingsoy over 
 to tho Rov. G. II. Parker. This has enabled mo to hold a sorv ico every Sunday 
 ' at Tingffiok. I have established Sunday Schools and wookly Singing Practice, 
 bolli at Danvillo and Tingwick. Domiciliary visits aro paid through.out tho 
 Mission, as tho weather and tho roadi permit; i endeavour to make four round? 
 duriug iho year. At Tingwiok, Mr. David Stevens has givoa two ac res of land, 
 and Widow Barber over one acre for Charch purposes. I have also to thank 
 Messrs. 'Ihutbor and Ewing for their active co -operation as V/ardens in all 
 matters connected with tho Church at Tiagwlok. Tho attendance at tho servicos 
 in both places is, on tho wholo, good, particularly at Tingwick. I hold oc- 
 casional services at the Pinaole and Clairmont. I am ondoavouring to raise four 
 hundred pounds, to build or buy a Parsonaso, 'jut I must admit that soliciting 
 pubscripllons is not an occupation to bo envied ; however, I hopo, in timo, to 
 aceomplii^h my ob.ioct. 
 
 HENRY JAME^J PETRY. 
 
 DRUMMONDVILLE. 
 
 The condiiion of tho Church in this Parish, when we take into couiidoration 
 tho extreme difficultios against which it labours, tho sniallness of its numbers, 
 their general poverty, thoir widely scattered nature, and tho prosonco ©f a largo 
 and ever incroasing mass of foreign element, may bo looked upon as encouraging, 
 from tho simple fact, that it appears to bo if not gaining ground, at least, 
 holding that which it has already gained. That it should gain ground in 
 point of numbers is indeed hardly probable, since tho whole population of tho 
 Parish, amounting to nearly 4,000, is divided between the Church of England 
 
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 and Iho Church of Uu;uo, tli.i.--;o:il haviiij; ;:.-i yet do iilaoo wilhiu itJ limitd. Tho 
 Church (. r K'.'ino Btiiinly lo tho Church cl' Eugkiil iu tho proportion of nearly ten 
 to ouo, mill thi:j pn.purtioa U oontinuiiUy incroatiui,*, owing to migrations from 
 tho crov,-i.IcJ .Vioach dislxicts IjcIoiv us. Tho grout (.liflioulticd whioh bc.^ot tho 
 Church of England in this I'iuiilj avo tho puvorty of her mumbcrfi, tho groat 
 dirftuncoj iii which thoy lie. both from tho Church an a central point, and from 
 one another imlividu.illy, nud lastly tho unrottlcd atato of fooling which arises 
 from a rcnao of tkoir disidv;intMg'.-9us poritljn, and whlcii causes almost ovory 
 family to lo looking forward to reaioval to iomo moro fa/ourablo locality, aa 
 soon aa a autlablo cpportunity prosoots itself. Oao groat disadvautago of which 
 they complain, i3 tlu difliouUy of obtainir.!;^ education for thtir children. Tho 
 few Easlieh School.^ M-hioii havo b'jon established, and V7hich aro only within tho 
 reach of a ouijparativcly cui dl numbjr of tho population, aro maiut-iinod with 
 tho greatest difiicully, owing partly to tho lawj which aro at proaont in force or 
 the system of taxalicn. Pu(h being tho state of thing.', tho cir'jrt.i which havo 
 boon made iiniong u:i towards rebuilding and titling up our Church, and towards 
 its general support, m ly bo looked upon ;^ almoot wonderful. Our Church 
 which thro3 years ago coutistod of foi.:. pinc-blaekcnod walls, id now a 
 oomfortablo bulldiag, and may vij in point of beauty with any country Church 
 in the Diocese. It pos:Jesso3 tv?o sLiined gUii! wiadj-.To', tho gift of kind frionda 
 within tho Parish. The olhor Avindows (which aro now bciag put in) aro of tho 
 doublo lancet shape, each with a border of stained glass, tho body being of ground 
 glass in diamond panirf, v/ith flour-dc-lis and other devices in plain work. Each 
 window has a circu'.ar light at tho top, al.s ) of dtaiae I glais. At tho Avcst end is 
 a substantial stouo towor, containiog a bell, tho gonoroua gifc of a lady within 
 tho Parish, to whom the Church u greatly indebted for ila present state of res- 
 toration, in particular f^r tho staiuod gluus Chancol Window, and tho completion 
 of tiio stono tower. The money for the above mcntioaod improvement.', amount- 
 ing to something Uko$l,iOO, has been collectod almost ontiroly within tho Parish, 
 thus testifying to tho feeling of good will and attachment among its members. 
 Much however still remains to bj dono, in tho way of internal litting up and 
 arrangemcui, and our utmost eliorts aro still needed both for the works absolutely 
 necessary far wor.ship and comfort within tho Church, and also for raising tho 
 asses.«mcnt of the Bi)ceJan JJoard. As to other matters wo aro going on 
 satisfactorily, ccnsidcriag disadvaalages. Our Congregations at Church aro 
 Uuctualing, and depcud much on the itatc of the weather and tho roads ; in fino 
 weather decidedly guod. Tho samo causes lend to weaken tho attendance of our 
 fiuiidv.y Kchool. Still, all things considered I think wo havo reason to bo 
 thankful for tho amoujl of cucct^-i vrLich ha;: attended our ciforts. 
 
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 F. J. D. AJ.LXATT. 
 
 GASPE RASIiV. 
 
 Tn compli_nct. wit'i e!;rabli;;hed cu.-tom aud at your requost, I procr.od to give 
 you Gomo account cf tho work of tho Church in Ihi:! Mi.'.sion during the year 
 now so nearly torminatr'.d. Bless, ;d be (ho Father of^Iorcies for tho uninter- 
 rupted health which has oualdod ma to carry on my miniatrationSjiVom week to 
 
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 woolc, with almj.-it uubr^l:cn ro;iularity. AoourJiny to prudout iirrauyoiucntj* 
 which aro 8anctionci.l by tho Dishop, on Ihroo SuuJays out of every tour my 
 laboura arc divided between tho two Churches of St. Paul and St. James. Tho 
 I'oruior \i lit Uiisi t! Ijasia, and llio lattor, three miles distant, in a south- westerly 
 direction. Duriu[; tho grcutcr part of the year, I du duly in tho mcrnin;^ 
 altoruately ia each Church, but ia summor it i.-) thought advi3:\Mo to hold more 
 frequent mornin<j services at tho Basin, for tho bonc.'it of tho soa-faring pooplo in 
 tho port, and tho atran^'crj who usually visit the place. Ou thoso Sundays on 
 which I ofliciato at tho Uasin in tho myrninj,', I rolurn for a second servico at tho 
 same placo at 7 o'clock in tho ovoniuif, afior tho af'ccrnuon duty at St. Jamos' 
 Church. Tho principal i'jstlvals and fasla of tho Church aro also duly observed, 
 and I am in tho habit of delivering occasional Schocl-hau30 or cottago lectures 
 on week-days in various parta of tho Mijsion. Oaco a month as regularly as 
 tho weather itc. will admit, I tako my turn in paying a miaaionary visit to 
 Little Gaspe, about liftoen miloa distant, on tho north eide of tho Bay. Alter- 
 nately with me, tlio llev. Mr. Ker, of Sandy Beach, goes to tho same place; wo 
 thus koop up as I'.ir as possible a fortnightly sorviro thofc. But tho difficulties 
 of attending to tho north side from this sido of tho water aro ho groat, that a 
 resident Jlissionary iu very much required for that part of tho Coast. "When tho 
 weather is lino and tlo roads aro good, tho Clmrckcs which T servo aro as a 
 general rulo fairly attended. Too oUonan expected storm, a threatening ehower, 
 or somo slight impediment, ij the poor oxcuao with many for " forsaking' tho 
 assembling of thcmaolves together." Wo must hopo however, that as thoy learn 
 to pri/3 their religious privilcj^'Ot.; more highly, thoy will ba glad when it is said 
 unto thorn " Lot us go into tho llouso of tha L ..rd," and then no trilling obstacles 
 will bo allowed to koop them away from Ills ordinances. But I fear there aro 
 other causes of a more serious nature to which wo must partly attribute tho 
 neglect of tho Sanctuary oviuood by sjme, and so much to bo deplored. Un- 
 happily there aro divisions and jealousies, owing in a groat degree to our having 
 two Church Edilices in tho Mission, v/hcn in truth there should never have been 
 mo e than one. Thi?, alas I is operating very icjuriously to tho interests of tho 
 good causo in Gaspu, nor can I sco how tho evil is to bo romcdiod, except (as it 
 has been suggested by a worthy member of the Congregation) the people can be 
 persuaded to forget their Jiiroroaccs and coojbino their clforLs in tho erection of 
 a new and commodious building in a central pobi'.ion, to which, in tho morning 
 at least all might rosort. Having t'lus glanced at Iho dark sido of things, I 
 must not allow it to be supposed that I have nothing to say that is encouraging. 
 I cannot but hopo that some of my people aro " hungering and tkirsting after 
 righteousness." There eof-ms to bo a growing; deiiro for fuadly worship, which I 
 think is a hopeful sign of iuorcasicg scriousnes,-. Though intemperance, which 
 has so long been the bano cf this Coast, can scarcely yet bo said to have 
 received any decided check, yet there aro those, I trust, who arc making an 
 earnest cll'ort by God's grace to savo themselves from this fearful snaro of tho 
 devil. A good deal has been done during tho year in tho way of repairing and 
 painting the Churches and Parsonage, and surrounding tho former with suitable 
 fences. The foundation has been laid for a new Church Building Fund ; for tho 
 augmentation of tho Sunday School Library iUOO have been raised by means of 
 a Bazaar, which was chieily got up by tho young people. A hanJsomo set of 
 coal-oil lamps has been presented to St. Paul'-s Church by a member of tho 
 Congregation, to bo used during tho evening service. They aro very useful, 
 and at the same time ornamental. The amount raised for the Church Society 
 
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 Lai!, I regret to la^, lM.cn soiuc\*bat Icrs than lu provioiu jctn. Hat tils will 
 
 bo oxcuaod, 1 am sure, when It id conslJoroil Ihat Iho prciiont bus l.ocn a jcar cl 
 
 unuMUiil (Scarcity and ilo!irnc:d on tho Coubt. The l-'ubcrics havj l.iilcd lo iin 
 
 cxtpnt novor bctoro kuov/ii ; all lool tho proJiuru u\' tho tiuios, und some uro in 
 
 ubsoluto watit. 
 
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 IIOPETOWN. 
 
 Tho new Cliurch iil Cbigouac h completely linlsboJ. Tho Chiinccl window in 
 of stiilncd glaR" ; tho Church is alao t'lirutsheJ with a book-ciiso containing a 
 good Hcloction of works as a I*<uochi;tl Ciroulalintj Library. Thtro ia a good 
 palini? fenco around the Churoh -yard. The Piirsonac^o has bcun papered and 
 painted, and is now p( rftcily firJ^hcd throughout, and llir;u;^".'. tlu; liberality ol' 
 our kind friend Mr. 11. Hamilton, cl' tiucboc, wo have paid for .35 U'res of land 
 attached to the bou'JC as a globe. \Yo have $I70 Inveatod at intorcpt in Quebec, 
 for tho Endowment oi' the Mission ; ^'i'.OO of which were callccted by Mrs. 
 William?, and $lji) voted by tho Church Sjoicty, so that tho future of this 
 Mission begins to look brighter. It will, however, b) iii.'.ny yoara before tho 
 pooplo will !i9 able to pay any onsiltTablo am;unt f.r tho support of ti 
 Missionary. The people of Port Daniel have not yet iini-shcd the Chancel to 
 thoir Church, and at Ilopotown proper, tho fromoolthc Church is still lying on 
 tho ground fir want of fun da. I .spent a wouk a yl.ort time ago at L'.\nce-du 
 Gascon, giving thcin a Sunday. It i3 ecvcq inilo-? cast of Port Dai.iel. In tbi;) 
 sottlemont, ve have 71 pcr.-it^ns young and old, pri fessing to lielong to tho Church 
 of England, living in tho midst of a Canadia-i Tronch K. C. population. 
 Thoso few poor peoplo bavo procuroJ tho frame, biaid,-', and shinj^lcs for a 
 Church. I bold cut no oncouragemont of matsrial aid, but notwithstanding thif, 
 so anxious aro they to Iiavo a little placo of worship of thoir own, that ono of 
 their number whilo I was amongst them, deeded a half-aero of hi3 best land as n 
 sito for tho Church and Church-yard, and they appeared very doslrous of 
 )>oginning to build it. M )it of our pooplo aro very poor, thoy havo however, 
 managed to pay tho assessment laid on them by tho Diocesan Doard. Our 
 regular services are well attended, and during tho year wo havo added ten new 
 Communicant?, who I trust aro growing in graco and in the kuowlodgo of our 
 Lord and Saviour Jesu.s Christ. 1 feel more and more tho importance of tho 
 work in which 1 am cngagcd,and tho docp'nocessity of endeavouring by tho graco 
 of God to Bavo my own soul and them that hear mo. 
 
 PHILIP TOCtiUE. 
 
 IRELAND AND SOUTH INVERNESS. 
 
 During tho past year, Divino Scrvico has been regularly performed on Sun- 
 days and tho principal holiday.^, with two oxception.s, in Trinity Church 
 Ireland. One Sunday morning in Spring, the water had flooded the low land 
 
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 ucur tlu; Church to ^ucb a doi>lh, that it wan iuifiouiblu t>i ijct acrusd ; urul oii 
 ChristuQiiR Dny, 1 was sick and unnhlc to travel, though T innnagoil to get through 
 tho cTouing rcrvijo ia ('hunh noar my own rcsiilonco. The wccI(-J;iy turvicos 
 bavo boon continued at three tStatlon.i. Tho nuuibcr of wurshlpiiors uttondlrK 
 Uiviuo Service in Ltoailily on tho Incrcaao; thowijh it io deeply to bo regretted 
 thiit thuro iiro tili'.l aomo who " Tyrsiiko the aistmbllng of themselves together." 
 Tho ufiicjoiuout t.' tho ML-iiion ly tho Dlouoaun lioard ($10()i has been paid in 
 full, and also subscriptions and colloctlonii forwarded to tho (.'hurch Society, 
 ummintin,'; to $12,50. The partial failure of thj grain uud root i;rops, with thu 
 consiJurablo reduction in tho price cf farm produce, i.? >.vcridy ftlt by our rural 
 population. The Sunday .'5cli:.'ol at Trinity (liuri-li durioj,* iho £uujmcr and 
 autumn wau conducted by very cfiicicnt and faitiiful teachers, with very 
 favourable results. Thcro are several government \rcck-day HchooU kept cl,,<.Hy 
 during the vvintcr which I vi^it irom tiiiic to tii i ', lor tho purpose of lu!i:i;rting 
 religious inslructiun to the pupils. 
 
 llolJEllT ullANT AVAIll). 
 
 KINGSFA'. 
 
 Tiio shrjrt time f Iiavo b:cn at King-cy, inu-; be my ap')logy lor a .shorter 
 
 report than ici'jlit bo desirable. I took charge of this Mission early in Julj'. 
 
 Thora being no Parsonrvgo liousc, or rather I shou'.d s<'y, only a ruin, I was 
 
 oidigcd to take a houso ob')ut a milo IVom my Caurch, in which I remained till 
 
 tho end of October, when I v.m3 compcUod to Icito it on account of its being in a 
 
 very unhealthy condition. Sinco then I have l)Coa rocidiog in Danville, (not 
 
 boing able to obtain a house nearer) wliieh i^ thirteen miles from any Church. 
 
 It being at ■•;•'■ groat a distance for mo t) work tho I'aiiih satiil'actorily, I 
 
 determined to call a vestry moctingj ^'^ •''20 if someliiin.'; could not bo done 
 
 towards robiiilding (ho Par.'] on a go, Tho mtotirg was held in November, and 
 
 proved moro succcsf-lul than I could have expected. A fair numbir cf tho people 
 
 were present, and all weto anxious to forward tho work. A building Committo 
 
 was appointed and a considerable amount subscribod by those present. Tho 
 
 work has really been commenced, that is to say, tho people bavo begun to 
 
 draw the material, and I Lave no doubt tho building will bo begun in tho 
 
 spring and might bo completed by tho autumn. ]3ut before going on further 
 
 with the work, it seems only ri^iht to ask whether thcro is any probability of 
 
 tho Board placing tho Mission on tho i^ame footing as Iho other Missions of tha 
 
 Diocese ; for it would bo unrcascnablo t) build a house if it v/aa not to bo 
 
 inhabited, and it certainly cannot bo a.i a permanency, unless tho bUpond i,'; 
 
 sufficient to support a Clergyman. I have two services on Suud^iys ; 
 
 in tho morning at Kingsey, and in tha aflcraoon at an outpost, tho Lodge 
 
 Rottlemont and Spooncr Parish on alternate Sundays. The services arc well 
 
 attended, and tho spirit manifested by tho people encouraging. 
 
 UEORUE ::iENRY PAKKKR. 
 
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 LEEDS. 
 
 This Jliisioa lias, I liavo reason to Lopo, Losu progrcssinj; ua tho wholo 
 favourably dur'ng the past year. Divine Service has been hold at S. James, 
 Leeds, at Harvey Hill and at Brcughtcm at tho appointed times; at S. 
 Jainos, Loid?, twice in every throe weeks, at llarvoy Hill, every Sunday 
 afternoon, and at Crousliton every third Sunday in tho morning. Tho Church 
 in Leeds has been partly re-shinglod and tho Dilfry has been repaired, but the 
 building .still requires extensive renovation. Steps u;ivo i^esn trJcou to obtain 
 tho Consecration of tho Churchyard, and I hope somo Ecttlumorit will soon bo 
 arrived at with respect to ouo of the bcundaiies of tho Church property, end 
 the outlet to tho Craig's Road placed beyond dispute. T!io Congregations have 
 been quite as largo as last year, and in a financial point the Misnon has made 
 a little progress towards a bottir state. At Harvey Hill, tho Eag;ish atd 
 Canadian Jlining Company have lent their office for tho Sunday sorvico. 
 Owing to an increased number of men being employed, the office is now found 
 too small, and neccr^sary arrangements will be made during the Lord I5isbop's 
 visit this winter, to commence tho erection of a Church. One hundred dollars 
 have already boon collected on tho ?pot, and more will be contributed when tho 
 Bishop's sanction is given, liroughton will eventually if the present state of 
 things continue, cease to be a Jlission of tho Church of IJagland. Several 
 families have left Eroughton during the past year for Upper (!anada, and others 
 aro only waiting for an opportunity to sell their property that they may 
 purchase clsowhcro. The reasons for this state of things are, that tho surround- 
 ing settlements are purely Canadian Tho land is poor and tho roads very bad, 
 and the place is dillicult of access from tho OM Country settlements in their 
 neighbourhood. For tho last two raonthn I have been obliged to leave my 
 horse at Harvey Hill and walk into Broughton, but the warm reception and tho 
 good Congregations are always cheering on my arriv.^!. Since I have been in 
 charge of tho Mission of Leeds, I have cijtablishcd monthly services in two out- 
 settlements, at Cummings, on tho borders of Xelson, .il>out three miles from the 
 vi'lage of Lced.-, chiefly on account of a fow elderly persons who cmnot get to 
 Church, aud at tho Be^^.ttio settle ment about six miles frcm Leeds Village, 
 where thero arc sovenl largo ftimilics of Church people. I trust that the 
 revival of tho District Association of the Church Society in Meg jtic will bo 
 found beneficial, and (hat another year will see n reucv.'al of the annual 
 subscription list in addition to tho proceeds of 'be annual sermons. 
 
 .lOHN r. RICHMOND. 
 
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 MALBAIE. 
 
 I have not been able to collect so much this year as I expected for tho Church 
 Society. I am glad to bo able to'report, that tho Mission has paid up to Septenibor 
 their assessment to the Diocesan Board, although not without somo difficulty. 
 No other amount has been raised for any Church purposes whatever. Tho 
 contributions to tho Church Society collected once a year, can hardly make 
 
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 amends for tho noglcot of takin;^ up the Suiida}/ uoUectionf, howovei small thoy 
 may bo. la this poor locnlity, whero money is seldom seen in many a family, 
 and some are actually in want of clothing, our wardens have been discouragod from 
 going round I\>r contributions. The people have contributed boards, Ac , for 
 loijal purposes, and those few wlio are blessed with means have al«ray8 given a 
 helping hand when ncedc^i. Tho Church and Parsonage need repair. Tho 
 Church at one end is elevated on blocks, and should be lioarded in, and a porch 
 is much needed. In cold weather, soma are prevented coming to srrvico. 
 I have at Malbaio two services evcrv Sunday during summer. My tecond 
 Malbaie service in winter, is held in families ^vhen all in the neighbourhood can 
 conveniently a;tcnd. These services are Avell attended, and in some instances I 
 have been constrained for tho benefit of all, to have them partly in French and 
 partly in English. Tho number of Communicants, both here and at the Corner 
 of tho beach is indeed very small. There has always been a spirit of levity and 
 thoughtlessnefs. We have to bo thankful as a Mission that the hand of deat -t 
 has hitherto spared us. Only one death has been recorded, and no sickness to 
 ?poak of. 
 
 JOSEPH DeMOUILPIED. 
 
 MELBOURNE. 
 
 The condiiion of this Mission to an unobservant eye, may not 33em much 
 chaHged from that of the last two years. And j^ct there 'n a change which has 
 not been for the bo'ter. In tho lirst place, there is a steady and fatal stream of 
 emigration constantly setting away from us, and there seems but little prospect 
 ofa turn in tho tide. It may bo a startling thing to say but it is believed, that more 
 have gone out from us, than are now to be found in both of our ordinary Sunday 
 Congregations. It is true a good miny now people have come to work at our 
 Slate quarries, of which we havo two in aotivo operation, and a tliird preparing 
 to work. Bjt these people, mo.;tly Welshmen, have generally been lost to tho 
 Church before thoy come to u5-. Other deprci^.Ting causes are found in tho 
 deaths and breaking up, and remival henco, at d biirning cut of some of our best 
 families. Our principal Church too, St. Ann's, Richmond, is out of the way and 
 during all inclement weather, it is iil.scmeand inconvenient for manj' in tho 
 Congregation to attend. Indeed uj snail never do wall until w3 have a new 
 Church in a more convenient and central plme. I may add that the con- 
 viction is irresistible, that it will bo impos.siblo for this Mission to pay its 
 assessment under present circumstance^. ^Vo m;iy all make up our minds to 
 this: it cannot, or, until the people aci[nlro new habits and ideas, it will not bo 
 done. Now for something more cheering. The people have ppontaneously boon 
 moved to pay off the debt that was upon the Parsonage, or rather to purchase it. 
 Three-fourths of the money, thanks to cur excellent ladies, has besn raised and 
 paid over. I hope tho bj,lanco Vi'ill soon l>o raised and forwardol. This is as 
 ra'ich of a burden as wo can be expected to shoulder in one year. Another thiag 
 which has cheered us greatly i?, that wo havo lately had quite a number of new 
 Communioants. Miny of them ought to h,",va como long ago, but they have 
 come at last. In this connection the belief also may bo oxpre??ed, that there 
 are signs of more spiritual life among some oi: tlic Congregation. 
 
 J. L. (JAY. 
 
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 NEW caijlisll:. 
 
 A.S no unusual or very striking inci.lcnts li.'ivo occurred iu this Mia'sion 
 (luring the la'-t twelve montbi', n\y Y::\^o\-t on t)>U Decision will bo brief. I luu 
 thankful to say that my health has been bitt'jr thaa in ISCtj, and that I have not 
 hecn nnoc hindered by sickncn; from tha regular pe;'t'jrmanco ol' Divine Sarvico, 
 iir.d'only on one Sundny by a violent storm, when no person could go out. Tho 
 congregations also have ba?n lar^jo, and to all ;',ppoarance devout and attentive. 
 I am happy to b3 able to fay that our Suud.iy Schools have been very success- 
 ful this searoD, tho attendicoc at both I'lvins been largo, and tho children 
 docile and attentive. There his been about tho average amount cf sickness and 
 about tho usual iiunibor cf dc;.lh? : some cut olF suddenly and others after 
 lingering illnes?, and it wa? pl?:!.':ing to Avitncps their patience and rofignation to 
 tho D'vlne will. Of these I nm Ird to notice one because his place in Church 
 Ava? never empty, cspcoially when tho Holy Communion was to bo administered, 
 and often when ho was but ill aljlo to go out, one of tho few who united in 
 building the Church at Paspcbiac, and was always ready to help in every Church 
 work thougli fi r a longiinicin •, cry fecbl; hca'th, — ho was at last rather suddenly cut 
 off in the end of last mouth, h'.ving sure hope of the life immortal through our 
 Lord Jesus Cjri.<t. Of C'iuroa work done this year, I may mention that St. 
 Andrew's Churc-h Now Carli-^le, Las been painted externally, and the Church 
 yard fence whitewashed ; cost, $70 : and coasiJerabio improvements have bcci 
 mad3 in St. Potcr's Churchyard at Pa^pobiac, by draining and gravelling tho 
 
 road, the cost of which I cannot stuto at present. The assciisment by tho 
 Diocesan Board ofJlOO ou each Cju^rogaLijn, has boon remitted quarterly to 
 
 tho Treasurer in Qiebec during tho year, and lam now remiUing tho sum of 
 
 is3G.S0, rocoivsd through Mr. Gibaut the Agent of Me:S5rs. C. Robin & Co., to bo 
 
 added to Ih'j New Cirlitdo and Paspebiac Eridowment Fund. Thoro was a 
 
 oollocti.in mide in each Ciiurch for tl'c Oenoral Fund of the Cl,urch Society. 
 
 Oa behalf of tho Cjngregation of St. Andrew's Church, New C.irli;.lo, I havo to 
 
 thank the Central Board for tho grant of SJO, by means of which tho debt on 
 
 that Church will bo now cleared oil'. lu conclusion 1 mny mention, that i havo 
 
 remitted for the roiief of tha suCoror^ by tha late lire in Qutloc, .s[s,s.io, 
 
 ouUectoi in this Mission by myself and Mr. (Slbaut.. 
 
 GEOllCE MILXK. 
 
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 NICOLET. 
 
 In a community so .taiall as ours, there is, of uec.';S;ity, but a limited scope fur 
 Church progress. During last winter, and throughout thu past summer, tho work 
 of religion appeared to go on prosperously and pri. iitably among us. ^ur public 
 services and stated ordinances were fuliy attended, and apparently with devout 
 feeling and a ready mind. la the Caurch, which is always kept in neat and 
 comfortable oidsr, wo have regular mortiing and evening i^ervicos. Tho Sunday 
 School meets before Muruing Prayt-r, i: aisisting uf the local children and some 
 young lads, beloDgiug to ua,- attending the French C ,!ipge. Our i iiblic worship 
 
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 is enlivono'l ly a small, but efficient choir with rneloJeon a-joompaniment : tlie 
 Canticloy, ifcc, aro diantod ; ami soiuotimcs, also Iho I'salms for tlioday, in whicli 
 most of ail prosont cuJoavour to join. DcsiJo the Sunday Services, wo had a 
 wtck-day sorvico and lecture, on Wednesdays through Lent. Wo keep, regularly, 
 the hi^h Foslivald ; and thi^u^jU not with fuccoss or constancy, the Commemora- 
 tion days cf Iho holy Apostlas. 
 
 AXDUEW BALrOUR. 
 
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 PORTNEUF. 
 
 Ill regard to the condition of this Mission, I think it to bo as prosperous as can 
 l»o expected. Tho majority of tho pcoplo hero are oxcecdin;^ly poor, yet we find 
 them willing to support tlio rcfiuirements of the Church to the best of their ability. 
 They manifest an increasing interest in Church matters. I visit amongst them 
 a3 much as my bodily strength will permit of, and I think I can see good results 
 arising from it. I hold two services every Sunday ; one in tho morning at 
 Ilalesboroug'i, and one in the afternoon at Portncuf, five miles distant. Both 
 services arc very well attended. Thoic are a Sunday School and diiy School in 
 connection with the Church, both in opp.ratioa. Thus, I feci pleasure in looking 
 forward to the good that may recruit from my Missionary labours in this place. 
 
 JOHN DALZIEL. 
 
 RIVIERE-DU-LOUP, EN 13AS. 
 
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 The Churcli Society is aware that thi? Mission is one of tho least populous and 
 poorest in the Diocese. The members of this Congregation are chiefly shop- 
 kccpors and farmers ; eight families, two of them in the employ of the 0. T. R. ; 
 th«y are very industrious and active in their way, but many reside at a considcr- 
 d)!c distance from tho Church, so that in winter wo can count only eight or nine 
 porsons present. In summer, owing to tho arrival of visitors, there is an atten- 
 dance of 80 to 100 persons. Thanks to tho instructions given by our Bishop, 
 b;;fjrQ his dcpu,rturo for the Labrador C oast, our Church services were continued 
 daring the wholo of the summer season, and tlio Holy Cooiuiuuiou administered 
 twice, to 22 comuiunicauts the lirst time and 1 J the stouiid time. Though the 
 sad occurrence is well known, I cannot refrjsiiTi from iiiontioniiig, how deeply 
 uH'jitcd myself and many others were by ilia cudden decease by drowning, of tho 
 Rtiv. G. C. Irving, Rsctor of the Grammar Sohoul, Lonnoxville, on the 11th of 
 August last. On the Sunday previous to his decease, he had kindly ofSciatcd in 
 our littlo Church to a numerous Congregation, and admini-storcd tho Ilcly Com- 
 munion to 22 persons. 
 
 E. (J. W. ROSS. 
 
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 SANDY BEACH. 
 
 As t'lio limo for givirs an account of this Mission to the Diocesan Boai \ lias 
 arrived, I shall try and st:ito faithfully its present position, and its progress 
 during the year, now drawiiu; to it.'i closiu. Mlad indeed should T 1)0, if its history 
 were interesting to the Society, and to the gfjnoral Christian puMic. But you 
 will ea.-ily peroeivo tliaL in a thinly acittcrcd population, of the same elements 
 as are to bo found in all other caur.try parishes, and under tiio ordinary ministra- 
 tions of the Gospol, there oan bo nothing noTV, or especially attractive to 
 chronicle. Daring the past yoar, I have been enabled through Hod's mercy to 
 attend to all the usual duty of tho Parish, and it seems to mo, that a spirit oi 
 deeper attention to tho things of religion is manifested among tho people more 
 than heretofore. More of iho young (those who have lately been confirmed) 
 have become reguUr Communicants than was usual. The Sunday and week-day 
 sorvicic: are more nuracroufly attended ; tho average number of Communicants is 
 raised, and on the whole the ttato of tho Parish, as to its moral and spiritual 
 aspect, is cheering. Dosiucs too usual Sunday and Holy-Day services, I have 
 kept up, as hcrotcfore, a r-ervico every Thursday evening during the cold weather, 
 while we have winter ronds, rcnioving it in rotation to the houses of tho principal 
 parishioners : this ibinuch esteemed, and has been well attended, and the result is, 
 I believe, most s:ilutary. It forms a link between tho Sundays, and hinders tho 
 impressions of the Hoiy-D.iy from being quite effaced by the necessary business 
 of this life, its manifold (?arns and anxieties. Tho average attendance at tho 
 Sunday School has been 20 scholars and .0 Teachers. Tho young are making 
 some progress. Our inestimable Catechism forms the basis cf tho instruction 
 given, and wc raly upon tho promise, "train up a chili in tho way ho should 
 go, and when ho is old ho will not depart from it." One Ihin^ r<ibs us of much of 
 the profit of the School, viz: that ■■to cannot keep it up during tho winter months, 
 the distance that many tfthora have to come, .-nd tho severity of tiio weather, 
 hinder the children from attending in the cold season. l!at I do al! I can to 
 keep the instruction fresh in tluir mi'ido, by houfo visiting aid the evening 
 lectures. In my last communication I. told of our dctcrraination to enlarge cur 
 Church by tho addition of end anl side gallorias ; thcit flosign has been carried 
 out nearly to corrpletion, the work is on tho point of being finished, and tho 
 accomodation of tho building is doubled. This has ocasioncd an outlay in 
 monoy and materials of about X150 ; entirely contributed by the young men of 
 the Cong-egation, who are almost all poor and hardworking persons. Otviug to 
 the great scarcity of money in this community consequent upon a serious failure 
 in the Fisheries, (tho ono only staple of commerce hero ) wo have not boon able 
 to add any thing to our Endowment Fund, so that ha^ incroised only from tho 
 annual income of what has boon M'r.indy invested : but the foundation i^ laid, 
 and by little and little we a^o advancing continually towcvdi independence ; 
 there is now some hope of tho Mission boing at last self-supporting, though we 
 are yet, at a vast distance from that most desirable consummation. The same 
 cause accounts for the amount sent to the Church Society being smaller than 
 usual; it is tho result of unforeseen calamities which have deepened tho poverty 
 of our people for the present. I do not fail to press upon the Congregations the 
 duty of contributing to tho funds of the Society : nor arc they unwilling to 
 respond according tD their ability, and T believe there are few Congregations in 
 the DioccBe give more liberally in proportion to the'r means. On a review of 
 
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 the year I find much cause of tluiikluluois ioi tho pact, and encouragement for 
 the future; a stoady and solid progress may well l,o o.xpoctod from tho risiu- 
 generation, growing up with many more advantagca and facilitios fcr education.' 
 (taking the word ia its best and most extended sense,) than their lalacrs 
 po8808sed-Day .Schools and Sunday Schools, Pastoral caro and supervision, and 
 a full supply of the Means of Orace. 
 
 MATTHEW KEll. 
 
 STANSTEAD. 
 
 A slow, but steady, and substantial progress !,=: being made in thia Mission. 
 Owing to unhappy antecedents, tho work of the Church in this community has 
 been carried on for some years with unwonted depression. But as tho 
 spiritual condition of things improves, together with bri-htcr rro,«pe.)ts in tho 
 temporalities of tho Church, the clouds of dopression disperse. Tbc Church 
 building has been in an unbearable condition in winter, since the day of its 
 erection. This winter the Church Wardens havo secured tho Masonic Hall for 
 Divine Worship, and tho Church is to be put ir.to a state of proper repair, at an 
 expense of at bast five hundred dollars currency. Tho plans for the alteration 
 of the roof Ac, aro tho gift of an experienced Architect, who c imo from Montreal 
 to examine the buildings,:?. Windeyer, Esq , Among our other tiials, we havo 
 no Parsonage ; eonscfi«ently in my four years residence in Stanstc?d I havo 
 occipied three different houses, from sales transpiring. But in spite of every 
 Obstacle, tho welfare of tho people and the prosperity of our Zion havo been 
 earnestly sought, and we yet hope to havo " tho Courts of tho i[ouso of our God" 
 flourish in every respect, in this quarter of the Dioceso. The (Jriffin's Corner 
 Congregation checringly keep up their numbers in attendance. This Villa'-e 
 liv^ miles from Chri.t Church, Stanstead Plain, has a neatly furnished ChurcV 
 iuu Church was formerly supplied by a Universalist Preacher, who, happily, 
 f:Mlod to s'.cure reengH.gemont after tho ministrations of tho Church were 
 oxtondod to tho cummunity. The people remark with reference to the Church 
 ft:rvic.',s : '• The m.)ro wo attend them the bettor we like them," I used to give 
 .hort :ootur.,s on the u-o of tho Prayer Boo!:, forms, Ac. Munv respond well, 
 and fh > f.rms .r. on the whol, well observed. I am happv to state that a 
 DivnmyHi.d.nt ;ro,u Bishop's College began a Day School at Wriffin's Corner 
 last Monday, and purposes, if poo,ibl(.^. to open a Sunday School. 
 
 A. A. ALLEX. 
 
 THiiEE RIVERS. 
 
 L:iHt Whit.snntidfl, a handsome crimson Altar cloth was presented to St 
 .T.^WAs' Chur.d. by Miss Jane Porter, of Montreal. This is the second gift 
 presented by the same Lady within a comparatively short period, unsolicited 
 and unexpccicd, and therefore the more highly appreciated. It would bo woll 
 
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 for our Missii-'iiiiry oiitarpfisci if Lbcro woro moru disiutcrostcd luouibors of this 
 
 kind auion;; uy. L:ist iaiumer, tho Church Wiirdona uiiilcrtook tho rcapon- 
 
 aibility of liiivins ;i new roof put upon our ancient Church, and other necessary 
 
 improvement,'} vrero made. Tho work has nut been paid for in full. Although 
 
 thirty-four dollfun have boon subscribed to tho i'andd of tho CLiuroh Society, 
 
 for this year, it has- been considered advistillo that the money collected should 
 
 bo applied to our own pressing wants. And it is much to Ije regretted that it 
 
 should bo so, as this Parish has not been backward in behalf of tho Society. 
 
 By Avay of encouragement for tho future, a hope is cntcrtainoi that tho 
 
 names of tho subscribers will bo published in tho Annual lleport- 
 
 As there are exceptions to every rule, I do not think for this magnanimity 
 
 on the part of tho Central Board, that tho funds of tho Society will suffer 
 
 any diminution. Early in Juno last, tho Ladies of the Congregation held a 
 
 " Taney Fair," in the Town Hall of this City, in order to pay off tho remaining 
 
 dobt upon the Rectory, from which they realized $300 5 and tho week before 
 
 Christmas, they get ivj a " Christmas Tree," which was much admired ; they 
 
 rcilizcd$l70 more, making in all vU70. Too much praise cannot bo awarded 
 
 to tho promoter:!, as well as the contributors and patrons of the work, by which 
 
 the long wiihed for do; iro has boon accomplished cf paying off tho debt in 
 
 full. Much as has been done for tho Church, thero is a great deal more yot 
 
 to do. Tho Sunday School Library has been increased; and tho books aro 
 
 much appreciated by many of the Congregation, as well as tho young pcoplo 
 
 for whcm thoy aro mure particularly intended. In p( int of numbers, tho 
 
 Congrcgati.'n is much ;ii it vras last year; tho services aro well attondcd. 
 
 •/ 
 J. TORRANCE. 
 
 » f 
 
 VALCARTIER. 
 
 In fulfilling your re (luest for a report as to the condition and prospects of this 
 Mission, I may honc.';t.y s;iy that I have no great cause to bo discouraged with 
 tho measure of euccoss v.hich has been vouchsafed me. I feel that tho short- 
 comings ofbotk Clergyman r.nd pcoplo arc far from being insignificant, but I 
 am hopeful for the fatura. On'i improvomont, duo as much to tho conciliatory 
 spirit of the peoplo as to my own repaatad reprosentatiens, was brought to a 
 Eucoessful conclusion last summer; I refer to making all tho seats in the 
 Church free and uai'])nropriatcd. Tho contribution to tho Diocesan Board, 
 previously dependent upon tho piw-rcnts, is now raised by vclunfary .subscription, 
 '^his has bo;n regularly p.iii i^inco I ontored upon tho cLargo ci' this Miftsion. 
 The improvomonts to the. Church ediiioo tbi-3 ycir, have been unimportant. 
 Tho lateness of tho sc:i?on by the tims some funds had Icon collected, and 
 their inadequacy for the ri;(iuiromcnts, prevented tho carry iug out of the neces- 
 sary VTork3. A t^mill •jlu;i:ney is tho only nev/ cxpcnte incurred since December 
 of the la^t year. I v-H'V, however, mentiua in this connection thut throrgh 
 tho lifaoraiily of u (;cn'ltiuan now residing in England, and whoso interest in 
 this Mijsion has on previous ccc.isiuns been substantl.illy evidenced, the 
 remaining live windov/s. of the Church will shortly bo lilled with stained glasc. 
 Tho preparation of some classes of candidates fur Confirmaiion, has occupied 
 part cf my time i:ii::co the month of Mby. Soma thirty of them, including 
 
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 eight adullS; will rouow their B.iptisuiul Oovuiiiiut ;it thu aiHJio;u'hiii[^ vijit ut 
 Iho IHshop. If I mcutiou that tho Siinduy Sjhuui which io almo.it nltogoihcr 
 oiirriuJ ou by Mrs. van inland, shows signs of imiirovcmcnt, tho attcndanLO 
 being larger iind more rcgulr.r, F think 1 shall have tcuuUfl upon uU iM)int(3 
 of iaterost connected with this partof uiy CliargQ. I have a fcv words to say 
 with reference to Bour^ Jiouis. Th:it Mission twcnfy nx miles distiint, wi'.s 
 united to Valcarlior f^oiuo ton mouths ago, and tho wh.jIo placed under my 
 charge 5 Mr. Maccirtber a pcrmaj;cnt Do.ic>a r:;:-iding th«ro in tho caj';u'ity of 
 assistant. Since thoa, I have vi>'iti3d Bjurg Louis onoo in two mouths, and 
 celebrated Divine Service with Holy Comaumion; Jlr. Maocarther taking my 
 place at \''alcartier. With regard to tho intervouing atation, St. Catheriue'-.;, it 
 has been my practice to visit it onco in three m luths, whon Holy Communion 
 was administsred. On tho first Sunday of each month, Divine Service was 
 performed by Mr. Maeoarthar. "With reference to the ordinary work at Uourg 
 Louis, Mr. Maocarther reports to me that 'M\'hoa in Bjurg Louis, ho has 
 riorvicQ every Sunday, both morning and evening;" that "between the service;! 
 ho tnaohes a Sunday School j" that " of the three Schools assiatod by tho Cburcl.', 
 two are progressing favourably, and that the pupils are well instruotod iu tho 
 Church Catechism." He also informs mo, that " the people have nearly paid up 
 their asscssnient to tho Diocesan Board for the current jor^r, part in oayh ano. 
 part in t'aru: produce." As an evidence of their design to do what they can 
 towards giving of their Eubstanco for the Service of (<i;d, he mentions the 
 amount of tho cfioring f',r the "Widows' and Orphaps' Fund uu Thanksgiving 
 Day, (.•f!S.o2,) and the annual subscriptions fjr tho Church Society, which hohas 
 been enabled to collect; (7.43) 
 
 A. A. VON irrLAND. 
 
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 A IV iST TT A I. R K 1> O li T 
 
 (IF Tin; 
 
 OLERGY TRUST COMMITTEE, 
 
 PnnSENTKi) TO Tin: (. nuncii Societv, at the Annual .Mi;i-:TLNfi, uku) ox 
 "WnnNESDAY MORNixG, "JDiio Jaxuahy, 18G7. 
 
 Tho Clergy Trust Committee respectfully beg leave to report : — That since 
 the last report, one Trust Deed has been signed for the Endowment of tho 
 Mission of Chigouac, aud separate Trust Deeds for Levis and Now Liverpool, 
 making eleven Local Endowments, now under their charge, the funds of which 
 arc all invo?;ed. Daring tho past 3'ear tho following Debcntiros have been paid : 
 Four ■Walsiugham Dabonturos reported last year in process of liquidation $1,400 ; 
 Four Quebec Water AVorks, $0,000 ; One Montreal Ilarbcur, $2,000; total, $12,400. 
 
 The following investments have been made : — 
 
 For Bishopric Endowment, 
 
 One Scignorial Claim, at S2i $2,100.00 
 
 For the Clergy Trust and Local Endowments, 
 
 One Seignorial Claim, at S2.V OUT. SI 
 
 One Quebec Corporation Debenture, 
 
 Seven per cent, at par 500.00 
 
 Two Montreal Harbour, 
 
 Seven per cent, at 101, 6,000.00 
 
 Four do,, Sovrn percent, at 102 -1,000.00 
 
 Foui; Montreal Corporation, Six per cent, at S5i ;],r)00.00 
 
 $17,057.81 
 
 Th, iitcrest oa all iuvcstnicDtJ has boon regularly paid. The whole is 
 rospoctfully submitted, 
 
 GEOIK.JE V. IIOUSMAX, 
 Acting Chairman. 
 
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 QUELKC. 
 
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 CATIIKI.MIAL. 
 
 Ilia Excellency Viscount Mcnclr, tjJO 
 
 Lord lU&hop of Quebec 40 
 
 Anderson, II. S ■''' 
 
 Armsitron)?, J. D ■' 
 
 lioswell, I>r •"> 
 
 liowcn, N. 11 l> 
 
 I3()wles, Jo^oi^h 5 
 
 Cuuivlj^jll, W. J) .'> 
 
 Chapman, Jehu 1 
 
 Dailters, B 2 
 
 DcRtimiiuvillo, Misi.. I 
 
 Dunn, T. Jl •' 
 
 Dunsccinb, .). W ' 
 
 T'ort^i'th, Janiu-s B •' 
 
 Fry, J. S -> 
 
 Giles, John 't 
 
 (Jillard, Mr? 2 
 
 Ihiuiilton, Robert 10 
 
 Hunt, iMiH, James !> 
 
 .lanicson, Mrs ■' 
 
 Joncn, Edwin 10 
 
 Leggatt, K. P 2 
 
 Lomap, Robert '> 
 
 Mari'don, Dr. \V o 
 
 r.Iontizambtit, Dr. F ^ 
 
 "lunti/ambcrf, Mrn. V 5 
 
 .Mon'.i/ambori, C. N •> 
 
 Mountriin, M. (J ."> 
 
 ()'R';giin, r 2 
 
 I'aul, lienrv .'> 
 
 Petry, W 
 
 Petry, W. (i "> 
 
 Pctry, Misi '> 
 
 I'ortur, .)uhn ■"' 
 
 Poston, K f) 
 
 I'oston, M'A. ^V .") 
 
 Rao, Win 10 
 
 Scott, JlifP T) 
 
 ^:catt, ]■; (} 2 
 
 Scott, W. .") 
 
 Shaw, P. A > 
 
 Shcppard, Jliixliidd r» 
 
 Taylor, Miss 
 
 Vor inland, Dr., (2 yvi-.a;} !'■■ 
 
 ^\'ftllicr, ^Vln. Aniiino - 
 
 M'ator.^iin, .J. !•■ n 
 
 Wtlch, 11. AV 2 
 
 Wherry, Dr. W 1 
 
 Widow 2 
 
 Wilsor., C. W 2 
 
 Wurtole, W. 5 
 
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 Miss Bella Irvine, Mrs. C. N. Monti- 
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 Fry, Mrs 4 00 
 
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 t;ilmour Mis 5 OO 
 
 (Hover,. Mrs 1 00 
 
 (Querent, Mi.ss 5 00 
 
 Hauiiitoa, Robert 400 00 
 
 ll.itr.-.lto)!, Mrs 40 00 
 
 liamilton, Miss 40 00 
 
 Marbesow, Mr? 2 00 
 
 llarbc;(oii, Mii.^ 1 00 
 
 llealey, Mrs 1 00 
 
 {llighlield, Jlr 2 00 
 
 lliiibfield, Mys 1 OO 
 
 llrvine, MIt;s F. J 1 25 
 
 Joly, Mr.^ 1 00 
 
 I Knight, H 50 
 
 'McCallum, Mrs. D 50 
 
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 MoCalluiij, Mi«« 1 
 
 MoUic, Mrs 2 
 
 MoLaroD, Mrs 2 
 
 MarsJen, Mrs 
 
 Maxliuni, Mrs 1 
 
 Merodiih, Mrs 1 
 
 Montiziiuibort, C. N 10 
 
 Montiziiaibort, Mrs. C. N 1 
 
 Montizimbort, Mrs. E. L I 
 
 Moniizimbcrt, Mn. F •> 
 
 MounUiti. M. Q l" 
 
 Norri,', Mr 
 
 O'Utgiin, V 1 
 
 O'lloijiin, Mra. r 1 
 
 I'otry, W 20 
 
 Pitt, Mrj 1 
 
 Poster, Mr? t 
 
 Postou, Mrs. G 1 
 
 Prioo, Mr , 10 
 
 Price, Miss 1 
 
 Kvbert.i, Mrs 1 
 
 Roberta, Miss 1 
 
 Ilusfoll, W 5 
 
 Soott, Mrs. W. W 2 
 
 Scott, Mrs. W. C 2 
 
 Sc;ily, Mrs 2 
 
 Shaw, Mra. P. A 4 
 
 Shaw, Mrs. S. J i 
 
 ShepparJ, Maxfidd 5 
 
 StovcDSon Mrs. Jamti.' 1 
 
 Stuart, Mrs. Okill 1 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. Fenningi^ 1 
 
 Taylor, Misi 20 
 
 Vunnovou?, Mrs 1 
 
 Von Iffliiud Mrs 2 
 
 Walker, Mrs 5 
 
 Walker, Miss [> 
 
 Welch, Mr 5 
 
 Wo!cb, Mrs 1 
 
 White Mrs. J 2 
 
 Williams, Mrs 20 
 
 Winter, Mis? , 1 
 
 Wood, a. A. L -10 
 
 Wood, Mrs. G. A. L 20 
 
 Wood, Ciipt. J. J 5 
 
 Wurttle, Mrs. 11 I 
 
 Young, D. D 50 
 
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 Dunn, Mrs. T. II 2 
 
 Friend 4 
 
 Glover, Mr? 1 
 
 llouiiaan, Rer. 0. V 3 
 
 Leu:osurior, Mrs. W 1 
 
 Montizambort, Mrs. C.N J 
 
 Sprajgc, Mrs I 
 
 Wall<cr, Mrs 1 
 
 Williams, Mrs S 
 
 Wood, Mrs 4 
 
 Wotherspocn, Airs 1 
 
 Wurtlo, Mi«s Clara, CDllccti.'ns 
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 CIIAPULOF TIlEIiOLY TRINITY. 
 
 Biiile, J 2 00 
 
 (Hbsono, W 2 00 
 
 Hickman, W 1 00 
 
 Knight, A. F. A 5 eo 
 
 Norris, T 2 00 
 
 Scott, E. li 2 00 
 
 Scott, W.W 5 00 
 
 Shaw, S. J 2 00 
 
 Von Exter, John 5 00 
 
 $26 00 
 
 ST. PAUL'S CHAPEL, 
 
 Beattif, Mrs | ^(i 
 
 Kelly, James 2 00 
 
 Koniicdy, Oliyer 4 00 
 
 Knowles, Charles 1 00 
 
 Lilliott, John F 2 00 
 
 Lilliott, Wui 2 00 
 
 Ma^oe, jHUiBS 1 (lO 
 
 Ma^ec, Ilubsrt 2 00 
 
 NiRhtinjale, Mrs -i 00 
 
 O'Neill, Kate 2 00 
 
 Plees, R»'-. K, G 2 00 
 
 Taylor, B. H 5 OO 
 
 Taylor, James B 2 00 
 
 Tumor, Richard 5 00 
 
 widows' and oni'UA.\«' rvyv. 
 
 Picof, Uev. R. (J 7 :,() 
 
 IIISSION rUM). 
 
 Mcllarg, John 
 
 DEl'OSliOKY lir.Nl). 
 
 Pleo?. Rev. R. U 
 
 2 00 
 
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 Irvine, George 5 00 
 
 Judge, C 5 00 
 
 Pratten, H.J 3 00 
 
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 Colflton, Mr* I 00 
 
 Cox, Mri 1 00 
 
 IlaibtsoD, Mrf 2 00 
 
 lUrbeion, Mi«a 1 00 
 
 Harririuu, Mri I (^f 
 
 Jobs fi, Mr* 50 
 
 Mi^ce, MiKS 1 00 
 
 O't'ouuor, Misi 4 00 
 
 .Smith, Mr 80 
 
 Smltb, Mrs 80 
 
 Winter, Mini 1 (lO 
 
 WIKOWH' and UKPIUNh' I'UHl). 
 
 Koc, Uf'v. II V .'lO 
 
 H>l4«», Kbt. J. 8 7 50 
 
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 Audrcwfl, I'\ W ;• 'to 
 
 ]{fowc, Wni ' <H) 
 
 Ciiiupboli, (jieorgo 2 00 
 
 .Joncii, II. N 10 00 
 
 Lambort, T 2 00 
 
 WIKOWh' ANM) OUVll N,'' PIJMl), 
 
 Fothcrgill, llsv. M. M 7 50 
 
 MISSION IDND. 
 
 Drown, Jubn I 00 
 
 Drum, S.iuuel J 00 
 
 Drum, Wm 100 
 
 Elliott, Wm 50 
 
 l!'otlier«ili, Rov. M. M 2 00 
 
 Fotbergili, Mrs 2 00 
 
 llimiUon, llcv. U 50 GO 
 
 I'arko, Jiiuies 2 00 
 
 Paynii, Thoiii'is W 1 00 
 
 I'billipp, G. T I 00 
 
 UuthmaD, K 2 00 
 
 Sebire, Wm 1 00 
 
 Slavoloj, Kilwurd 50 
 
 T izor, .Sumuol L' 00 
 
 Tozcr, Wm 1 00 
 
 Jlimiionnri/ Jiu.ica, 
 
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 ArgiJB, Thoiutti? 
 
 lioomir, John 
 
 UurttuH. K 
 
 Bursia :. .' 
 
 Carrol', Mi • 
 
 Coitla.vri, Mtyg 
 
 Craig, D 
 
 Duon, Wm 
 
 Fcr;';usoD. Mrs 
 
 l<'orrc8t, II. K 
 
 Friend 
 
 Frionc 
 
 Forsyth, JoBoph B 
 
 Unit, Mrs 
 
 Giles, J 
 
 Godley, Uonis 
 
 Grant, T. II 
 
 Henry, W 
 
 Jaclcsun, K. jun 
 
 Levey C. E 
 
 Levey, Mrs 
 
 Mc DjneU, Mrs 
 
 Monck, Hon. Col. R... 
 
 Morgan, I) 
 
 Mountain, Rev. A. W. 
 
 Mtiunt.iiQ, Miss K 
 
 Oakos, J. II 
 
 O'Uonnell, Miss 
 
 Pt-mberton, Capt 
 
 I'onney, (Joorge 
 
 Power, J 
 
 Price, W 
 
 Price, E. J 
 
 Sewoii, Mr? 
 
 Swift, xMrs 
 
 Tayl'jr, Tiiomas 
 
 Trigitt, W 
 
 Vial, Kev. W. S 
 
 Wilson, C 
 
 Wheeler, Alfred 
 
 Woodbury, Mre 
 
 Wixjil-", .^Ir? 
 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 5 00 
 20 00 
 10 00 
 
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 6 00 
 
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 DEl'OSITOnV tVVD. 
 
 iMountrtin, llcv. A, W 
 
 . 5 00 
 $246 36 
 
64 
 
 ' I 
 
 1 ; 
 
 ACTON. 
 
 Caldwell, George 1 Oi) 
 
 AVurtclc, Kcv. L. C ■' 00 
 
 Pa) 0(1 
 
 BOUPtQ LOIIS. 
 
 Burke, Edward *^ 
 
 Daly, Jatne? " 
 
 DarbysoE, James G '> 
 
 Davidsop, David " 
 
 Davidson, Grace '^ 
 
 Davidson, Jamos 
 
 DaVidson. John <> 
 
 Garvin, Mrs '• 
 
 Gray, John 
 
 Gray, Susan '* 
 
 Ilcnton, James " 
 
 Maccarther, Rev. J. G 1 
 
 McCombs, Mrs. Thomas 
 
 Mooncy, Henry 
 
 Mooney, Mrs '> 
 
 Morrow, AVm <> 
 
 Smith, David <> 
 
 Smith, Hugh 
 
 Smith, Matthew » 
 
 Smith, Mro *' 
 
 Smith, Mrs 
 
 Turner, Chark:; « 
 
 $7 
 
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 80 
 25 
 50 
 13 
 25 
 12 
 50 
 50 
 25 
 25 
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 25^ 
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 DANVILLE, 
 Pctry, Rflv. H. J 
 
 00 
 
 DKUMMONDVILLE. 
 
 AUantt, Rev. F. J. B , 
 
 [Dorion, Mrs 
 
 Duncan, F 
 
 Hemmiuf;, Mrs 
 
 Marler, Miss 
 
 Millar, 11 J 
 
 Mitchell, John 
 
 I\ritchcll, Miss 
 
 Shcppard, Honble W. 
 
 El'llY. 
 
 Seo St. Frauci;! District Assooiation. 
 
 CAPE COVE AND PERCK. 
 Kc.bin, C. & Co 1 CS 
 
 widows' and oi;iniANs' vvnu. 
 LyyAcr, Rev. Av' . G 7 50 
 
 
 
 00 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
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 1 
 
 25 
 
 •1 
 
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 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 5 
 
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 DL'DSWELL. 
 
 CcntriLUtion, 
 
 $1G 00 
 
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 EATON. 
 
 Contribution. 
 
 00 
 
 FRAMPTON. 
 
 i:AST I'RAMl'TON. 
 
 ^'■12 IS 
 
 Dillon, John 1 "ii 
 
 Henderson, W 2 00 
 
 Henderson, Mrs. W 2 00 
 
 Henderson, Miss 1 00 
 
 Wi:ST l-'RAMl'TON. 
 
 Friend ~ 00 
 
 Hodgson, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Hodgson, Mr?. Thomas 1 00 
 
 Hodgson, Henry I 00 
 
 Hod-son, Mrs. H i 00 
 
 iHodg.son, Junr. Thomas 1 00 
 
 Jenkins, Rev. J. H 2 00 
 
 Jenkins, Mrs. J. U 1 00 
 
 Ross. Audroiv 
 
 COATICOOK. 
 Ssn St. Fr.incis District A^soctati'ju 
 
 COMPTON. 
 See St. Francis District Association. 
 
 1 00 
 
 Ross, Mrs. A 100 
 
 Ross, Miss 1 00 
 
 Ross, Miss M. A 1 00 
 
 Ross. Robert 1 oo 
 
 $21 00 
 
 STANDON. 
 
 Raglcy, W 1 00 
 
 Bagley, Mr.s. W 50 
 
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 00 
 50 
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 9.n 
 
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 00 
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 Baglcy, John „ uOj 
 
 Dickson, Ifagli. 
 
 Dickson, Tiioma?. 
 
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 IIOPETOW: 
 
 WIDOW. 
 
 AND onniAxs rvijv 
 
 Dickson, John 50] 
 
 Henderson, Gilbert I Oir f'^cquc, Ktv. P- 
 
 Henderson, Mr.s. G 1 "0^ 
 
 J»IoNeely, i?obcrfc jun 50| 
 
 Moylcs, Jamo;; 50' 
 
 50 
 
 •7 00 
 
 GAr^'K BASIN. 
 
 ColUctcd h,; .V/'i.s- iS'.-.'iiV/i and Mi 
 Vi/icrt. 
 
 Coliiu, Felix 
 
 Lowndas, J. J 
 
 Lowmie?, H 
 
 MooJy, Dr 
 
 Terchard, E 
 
 Pope, John 
 
 tShaw, Joseph 
 
 S. J 
 
 AVilson, Mrs 
 
 LP.ELAcU) AND SOUTH INVER- 
 
 NESS. 
 
 TUINITY CUUnCII, IRELAXP. 
 
 50 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 (111 
 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 
 CnHucU'l li;] M'vi'i P''>1> 
 
 Aantt', W. ... 
 Dakor, Capt.. 
 
 Coffin, A 
 
 Coffin, B 
 
 Coffin, J. W. 
 
 Davi.^', H 
 
 Poi:o, Miss... 
 
 P.j'jhcrvai.so, Bcnjauiin 
 
 CUrk, John 
 
 Clark, Mrs 
 
 Grant, Peter 
 
 Marhcr, Nathaniel 
 
 Marquanci, James 
 
 Miller, James 
 
 Miller, Mrs. 11 
 
 Mullin, Nicholas 
 
 Patterson, Henry 
 
 Patterson, Gcortje 
 
 Patterson, James 
 
 Patterson, Ja-ncs jun 
 
 In small sums 
 
 C:nnclt, Charlef 50 
 
 ,i'(>.nnott, llichard 25 
 
 JDjnnelt, Mr.^. Robert 50 
 
 iCros.^, "\Vm., (two years) 2 00 
 
 {cross, Mr-:, n 1 00 
 
 iCrosi-, Henry jun 1 00 
 
 iCros?, Mrs. H. jun 1 00 
 
 ! Kimball, Aaron 50 
 
 Thurbcr, Mrs. Jonathan 25 
 
 Wilson, Jamo? 1 00 
 
 Wood, Anne 1 00 
 
 Wood, Ercderick H 2 00 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Eredcrick II 2 00 
 
 Wood, Henry Thomas 2 00 
 
 Wood, Thoma? 2 00 
 
 Wocd, Mrs. Thomas 2 00 
 
 25 
 50 
 50 
 
 jO iJenuett, Wm 50 
 
 25 Ijyhnston, Sinauel .) 50 
 
 " 25|jjohnston, V/m. J 50 
 
 " ^0 iKcrr, Mrs. 1 00 
 
 Kerr, John 1 00 
 
 Kerr, llobc.t 1 00 
 
 Ivorr. Sominn " SO 
 
 Little-, Henry 50 
 
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 I) 25 
 II 25 
 I) 50 
 25 
 I! 25 
 II 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 25 
 50 
 II 50 
 25; 
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 widows' and 0RI'I!AN.S ruNi). 
 
 Ward, llcv. P. G 7 50 
 
 LEEDS. 
 
 Coatributi'. 
 
 $32 on 
 
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 Vi'IDoWd' AND orphans' IUNP. 
 
 Smith, IlcY. F. \ ' 
 
 S:33 -10; 
 
 HAT LEY. 
 
 See SI. Fiancis District A!8)cialion. 
 
 LENNOXVILLE. 
 
 Sec, ;:■. Francis District Associaion.. 
 
 LEVIS AND NEW LIVERPOOL. 
 Aniinymou? ...... 1 00 
 
66 
 
 
 Davklsr.n, II 5 00 
 
 E. M. W 50j 
 
 HigginsoD, W 2 00 
 
 Patton, J. jiiD 2 0U| 
 
 U'IDOWS' AND 0RPUAN3' FlT.NiO. 
 
 Woolrycho, Rc-r. A. J 7 50 
 
 NEW CAIILISLE AND PASI'EBIAC. 
 Ccntributions q 00 
 
 $18 00 
 
 MALEAIE. 
 
 Alexander, James 1 00 
 
 Buckley, George 23 
 
 Buckiey Mrs 2o 
 
 CoUas, John and Eiias ;i 00 
 
 Devouges, I'rancio' 25 
 
 Duncan, Alexander 50 
 
 Fauvol, John ?, 00 
 
 Hacquoil, F 25 
 
 Hunt, Marj C 50 
 
 Ingrouille, Jane 25 
 
 Ingrouille, Mrs 301 
 
 Lo Gresley, Francis 29j 
 
 Le Gresley, J. (Point Peter).... 1 00 
 
 Lo Gresley, Judith 2',) 
 
 Le Giesley, Phillip, 25 
 
 Lo Marquant, C 12 
 
 McCullum,;Isabella 25 
 
 Packwood, Mrs. E 25 
 
 Packwood, Georj?c 60 
 
 Packwood, Matilda 25 
 
 Robinson, Mrs , 25 
 
 Ross, Wm , 50 
 
 Vardon, Mrs. P o 25 
 
 Vibert, John o 25 
 
 CORXER t. THE BEACH. 
 
 KICOLET. 
 Balfour, Rov. A 
 
 5 00 
 
 NORTH INVERNESS AND 
 LAMBIE'S MILLS. 
 
 Ek'own, Mrs o 05 
 
 Brown, Ellen 25 
 
 Brown, John L 25 
 
 CuiBuiins, i\Irj. A ,'*."." 05 
 
 CiJniinin?, L \ q 25 
 
 King, Robert .......'. 50 
 
 Montgomery, Win .,,[ 50 
 
 Nugent, J 25 
 
 Nuj^ent, S „ 53 
 
 AVatkins, Elizabeth , 25 
 
 Watkins, , lames '."," 50 
 
 WatkiiiS, Mary Anne 25 
 
 MI2SI0.7 PU.VD. 
 
 Kai^kett, Miss 
 
 King, Charles ""' 01 
 
 25 
 
 00 
 
 50 
 25 
 
 Collected by Edward Male. 
 
 Cagg, Esther 
 
 Mabe, Edward , 
 
 Mabe, Mrs. Josiah [>{) 
 
 Mabo, Margaret 25 
 
 Mabe, Mrs, Phillip 1 o'l 
 
 Mabo, Samuel 25 
 
 Vibert, EIi:^abeth 50 
 
 Vibert, George 25 
 
 Vibert, Peter jun 25 
 
 Vibert, Philip, 25 
 
 widows' and orphans' fund. 
 
 DeMouilpied, Rev. Joseph 7 50 
 
 WIDOYv-a' AND OKniANS' FUND. 
 
 IIr.skett, Mis.' ,j 
 
 $2; 50 
 
 $25 50 
 
 MONTMORENCI. 
 
 Hall, G. B.... 20 00 
 
 PORTNEUF. 
 Contributioas q ^_)^) 
 
 RICHMOND AN:j MELBOjRNE. 
 Guy, Rev. J. L 2 Oo 
 
 RIVIERE DU LOUP {en baa.) 
 
 Frazer, Mrs. Wm 1 00 
 
 Hodgson, Wm '" ] oO 
 
 Orkney, J. H l 00 
 
 Smyth, Wiu 1 00 
 
 Thomas, J. G., M. D 2 00 
 
 Walker, John 2 00 
 
 Waterson, John 1 oo 
 
 widows' and onrnANs' fund. 
 
 Roes, Rcr. E. G. W 15 Oo 
 
 $24 00 
 
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 Damo, i\Ir? 
 
 Dunn, ('. E ......."....'."." 2 
 
 Dunn, Jliss E.. 1 
 
 Hasty, \7 !.','.'.'".".'..".; ] 
 
 Lord, Mis ] ] 
 
 2 00 
 
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 AVID01VS' AND ora'iiANi' r;;Ni), 
 Merrick, Rev. AV. C 
 
 $U iO 
 
 SA2?DY r.EACII. 
 
 Annctt, John ^ qq 
 
 Bailey, Nicholas i on 
 
 Harbour, Robert jiui o 25 
 
 Ivp.r, TX>'.\\ Matthew 2 (U) 
 
 Kcr, M'b' J t,() 
 
 I'^cr, MiFs 50 
 
 Kerr, Miis Mary J o 50 
 
 Suddarrl, Wm 2,1 
 
 Veit, Charles 5 ^ii 
 
 Golhrt':d Irj Jin. Pdcr ilillcr. 
 
 TLuiLi;:oii, M)s. Thcmas 12 
 
 Thompson, Thoaaas () 13 
 
 Thompson, Mrs. Thomas 12 
 
 ''ollcded hy Mi'sa Annett. 
 
 AiiKctt, Misp Caroline -JO 
 
 |Aniiett, ■\Vm. juD () -lo 
 
 lAscah, Charlcp, senior 2:> 
 
 [Ascah, Ari,s3 Charlotte \ 25 
 
 B^kcr, Thomas' 2;') 
 
 Miilcr, Charles ]:; .'. 25 
 
 I'hi'lip, David 25 
 
 $20 C-1 
 
 Alexaritler, John 
 
 Millar, ^Jlrs. Rotor 
 
 Miilcr, Pilchard , 
 
 Miller, Thomas jiu> 
 
 Pye, Robert 
 
 Suudard, Henry , 
 
 Suddard, Mrs. Henry 
 
 Scuidard, Joseph....." 
 
 Suddard, Mrs. Jo.-cpb 
 
 Suddard, .lames , ,, 
 
 WiHianioon, Mrs 
 
 Williamson, Mrs. Ilcury. 
 
 
 
 25 
 
 
 
 50 
 
 
 
 50 
 
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 .^0 
 
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 £5 
 
 
 
 'M) 
 
 
 
 25' 
 
 
 
 25! 
 
 
 
 251 
 
 Half of the abovo amount re- 
 tained by the Asjsociation 10 32 
 
 Amount received 10 32 
 
 WIDOV,-.s' A"D orphans' F&ND 
 
 Kcr, Rev. &I 7 59 
 
 $17 82 
 
 SHERBROOKE. 
 ^r£iT?ci3 District Association. 
 
 LO 
 25 
 5 
 
 
 
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 Alcxan-'cr, ]\Ilse Elizabeth. 
 
 Alexander, M)S:i Mary 
 
 Alexander, rhiliii 
 
 Baker, Mrs. John " 
 
 Baker, S.imuel ."." 
 
 L&f(.ur, John 
 
 CoUrctrd I.'j :,frs,. Join ThoDip^ 
 
 Cu')::)n;;, Tliorua? 
 
 CuuuiiiL', rjr?. Dan'ifl ',.'..,.. 
 
 l>unnov:r!, Mrs .' 
 
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 I'atrr^i r, I'l^ter .'..'.'.'.'.'."! 
 
 Sudilard, I^frs E.:!\v.ird. ..!*.'.!.!!!! 
 
 Th',mp«oT7, Piaster Elias 
 
 Th.-,m!)-.)n, Mrs. James 
 
 Thomjjjun, Miss Maria J 
 
 ThompKon, Miss M:iry J^nc... 
 
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 25 
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 10 
 
 05 
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 111' 
 
 I! 10' 
 
 05 
 
 ^-;t. stlvester, st. giles, Ac. 
 
 .'T. SYI.V-STER. 
 
 B,uu, Richard j 00 
 
 Biin, Riclinrdjun 1 00 
 
 Bridget, John 1 oo 
 
 Bridget, Mr? 1 qo 
 
 C.n-pcntcr, Mrs 25 
 
 Cinriamon James 1 oo 
 
 Cinnamon, John i QO 
 
 Cinnamon, Mrs \ qO 
 
 Cinnamon, AViu l oo 
 
 Evans, Mrs , \ oO 
 
 Evan-;, Thomas 1 qo 
 
 ri:loor', Mark 1 OQ 
 
 Fuloon, Mr? 50 
 
 Eit7,patrifk, Archibald 1 oO 
 
 Fil/.patricl-, sonr 1 oo 
 
 Hicks, Ellon 
 
 King, Errcpt 
 
 Kiuj.', Goo-go ., 
 
 King, Rrginald 
 
 King, Dr. V^. M. H 
 
 Lipsey, Robcrf 
 
 Lij.soy, Mrs 50 
 
 j\Ii^hi!, J.bii 2 00 
 
 Machil, John Janr 1 oO 
 
 McDonald, Jamc?,, 1 oo 
 
 2 00 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 5 00 
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 68 
 
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 Noa), Mrs 
 
 Noal, Robert 
 
 Noa), Wm 
 
 Nelson, Thcma? 
 
 NulbrowD, AVra 
 
 Niitbrown, Mr- 
 
 Ross, Wm 
 
 liosF, Mrs 
 
 Stewart, Mrs 
 
 Stewart, Rirbard 
 
 Stokea, Anne 
 
 Stokoo, EllcQ 
 
 Stokon, George 
 
 Stoken, Joliu 
 
 Stokon, John 
 
 Stoken, Mrs , 
 
 Walker, Thomas J. P. 
 
 Wilson, Charles 
 
 Wilsor, MrF 
 
 Wilson, Mrf: 
 
 Wilson, Wii: 
 
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 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 CO 
 
 60 
 
 1 00 
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 Lowroj-, Sorj-'t I 00 
 
 NoIfou, Mary Anil 1 ()i) 
 
 Nelson, WnJ I 00 
 
 Robinson, .Tanc .Ml 
 
 IllOnnson, Mr £0 
 
 Robinron, Mary 50 
 
 !Ros.=, a. D 
 Smilli, John 
 
 1 00 
 
 MISSION KUN-T>. 
 
 Mre. King's Misfioui'.ry Tlr.v,,. 
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 Ki!;g, Rev. W 
 
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 Spenv?, Wm 1 00 
 
 Cpciir.'', Mr? ] 00 
 
 Suthorland, Susan 1 00 
 
 $10 00 
 
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 Pozer, Mrs- 2 00 
 
 Pozcr, Mrs. B 2 00 
 
 Pozer, Miss 2 00 
 
 Pozcr, Miss A 2 00 
 
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 50|i 
 
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 Brenan, N-iihanio! 
 
 Brcnan, Wni 
 
 Co.T, Eli/.Hbah 
 
 OrtnjL', Eilv. aii.l ;,() 
 
 Crane, rai^ y 
 
 Crane, ^l^^ 
 
 Cr;tr,e, Rulu' 
 
 Crane, Sutr'.r () 
 
 Frascr, Janict 
 
 Fraser, Robert 
 
 Frnser, Sarah 
 
 Jlaslett, Gfurye l 
 
 Lcfcbvro, iJunalfi 
 
 L:febvrc, James J. P 1 (n) 
 
 Lefobvrc, Jattci jur.r | oO 
 
 Lefebvru, Jistpl: i 00 
 
 Lci'ybvro, Mr; 1 00 
 
 Lcfebvrc, Mary 5(> 
 
 Lcfebvro T .",(! 
 
 Lowden, J;hn | (0 
 
 Smith, James 1 0( 
 
 Spears, Jmhicf 5(1 
 
 tX. lOSEl'Il. 
 
 Calway, Joseph 1 00 
 
 Calway, Mrs 1 00 
 
 $2 00 
 
 r 11 A >■('!.■-. 
 
 iniackuirre. r-'r 
 
 ICIir piiiaii, (iecr^e.. 
 
 IH) 
 
 Cii 
 
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 BLACK K1VJ.,I:. 
 
 §10 0< 
 
 ST. I'A'.r.ICK A. 
 
 Gorcham, Robert. 
 
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 Gorehum, Mrs (i 50 
 
 Sijji.ii, (iecTgp... 
 
 SMHtb, iVtrs 
 
 Sirii!"', Ftevarl. 
 Snitli, Wm 
 
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 1 
 
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 $4 GO 
 
 ST MAHV S. 
 
 Liili.ft, KJwiirJ 1 
 
 Lilli tt, Mr? ;{ 
 
 Lillidtt. Mary 
 
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 Suilor, D.'.viil 
 
 Suitor, George... 
 
 Suilor, John 
 
 Suitor, "Win 
 
 Suitor, Mrs. V^'m. 
 
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 25 
 
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 Conigtn, IMrs 
 
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 Stevenson, llol)';;rt. 
 
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 Mooio,.) . 
 
 [>aige,M... W 
 
 iP.ii..Mrs. W. D 
 
 l>nl.harJ.A.O ^ 
 
 (Jlarulall, S ^ "" 
 
 iRcii.U. F 
 
 llUcf, C. (i 
 
 iKicu, J. II 
 
 Ilich.ir;!.-'-)n, C. V 
 
 Shurlliir, .! 
 
 Smitii, A 
 
 Slinson, i' 
 
 Wig!?ctt, i:. (I 
 
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 Carr, J. T .^ 
 
 Ichapuian, B 
 
 Cummiris, Mi.'? 
 
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 Casliini^ Mi?--^ 
 
 Dcrbviliire, Air.:,.. 
 
 Fuller, Mrs 
 
 lilarris, J. j! 
 
 Ilonry, C. 
 
 •'^'^illlobsou, Jli..... 
 llyndtuan. J. B 
 
 CUMBERLAND jril.l.S. 
 
 Iriwroy.-iin, .Ion; 
 Miller, Wm 
 
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 Jackson, if. J. 
 
 Jackson, Mr' 
 
 JohnsoE, .iolm 
 
 Mcars, Mvs 
 
 Mcars, Mis? 
 
 Miles, II. n 
 
 Morris, Mr,; 
 
 Mulvancy, C. T 
 
 Nicolis, Ker. J. II. D. 
 
 NicoUs, Mvr 
 
 lO'Grady, Mrs 
 
 lO'Grady, Edith 
 
 jO'Gra.ly, (Jcrald 
 
 O'Grady, Kathleen 
 
 iO'Grady, AValtsr 
 
 ,C,aw3on, ilev. C 
 
 1 ,.,,lll-laT\-son, Captain 
 
 Richard ion,Kcv. i 1 ^.liRcSd, Mr. & Mrs 
 
 Kichard.sun, Mrs '^ ;,'illHjhmuAd, Rcv^W 
 
 Uichardf'iri, Mi 
 
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 i Smith, B. B 
 
 ;|Saiilb, Ura. C ,... 
 
 Smiil), Mrs. J 
 
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 Stearnes, T. II... 
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 To>7le. C. E 
 
 Towlo, Mrs 
 
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 Warren, Mis.^ 
 
 Wilson, Mrs 
 
 Woolsoy, George. 
 
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 Bottom, (ioorijc 
 
 Bowen, (}. r -... 
 
 Brooks, Mrs. (Joorge 
 
 Oliirk, E 
 
 Clark, Mrs 
 
 Clark, Miss F 
 
 Clark, Miss 
 
 Farwell, Win 
 
 Hale, Edward 
 
 Hallo well, Mrs 
 
 Hcnekor, E. AV 
 
 Mayo, Wm. H 
 
 Mjrkill, R. D 
 
 Reid. Rev. C. P 
 
 Whiteher, A. 11 
 
 Whitcher, C. W 
 
 Wintor, Alexander 
 
 "Woodward, Mrs 
 
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 $82 25 
 
 MISSION FfXD. 
 
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 ComptoD 9 00 
 
 Hatley 9 20 
 
 Stanstead , 5 00 
 
 Watcrville 10 60 
 
 WIDOWj' and OEl'HANSi' PUXD. 
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 Kemp, Ilev. John 15 00 
 
 GENERAL ITND. 
 LEXNOXVII.LE. 
 
 Irving, Rev. G 5 00 
 
 Anderson, MrJ 50 
 
 Foster, Charles d [,{) 
 
 Gosneld, Ann 11 [-,{) 
 
 OosneUl, Edward 1 00 
 
 Qosnold, Joseph 25 
 
 McCorkell, AVm 25 
 
 Richardson, George so 
 
 Richardson, J. H 7:, 
 
 Smith, Georj^e 1 
 
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 STANSTEAD. 
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 Sr.vTKi) Mketino— July Dtii, ISid. 
 
 Ilfih 'r,,l, — That it bo an instniclion to tho Troaeurer, when triiusmittiag t.io 
 auiouut of any (^;runt c£ in&rioy, inado by this Society, to any Pitriih or Migsion 
 ia tho Dioeoso, to require u receipt, ei^ueil jointly by tUo Incumbont of 8uch 
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 Statki) Mr:aTiNC. — OcToiiRU 8tii, 1850. 
 
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 luado by tho Church Socioty, it shall bo tho duty of tho person to whom such 
 fjraiit Bhall bo paid, to famish, within three months afterwards, regular vouohcra 
 of tho o.tpendituro of such suiiii, to be submitted to tho Board. 
 
 Sl'ATEl) illlETING — JUNT. lOTU, 1859. 
 
 J{v>,jlrcd,~Th:A, wiUi 'he oxceptiou of grants to aid in building churches, 
 when tho conditions on which any sura is voted aro not complied with, and the 
 mono;' applied for within ouc year from tho time it is voted, such grant Bhall bo 
 struck off tho list. 
 
 Stated Meeting— Januakv IOtii, 1S60, 
 
 yjcfio/fC(/,— That in ca?c3 whore one- half of tho annual ijubscriptions to the 
 Society has been retained in tho Mission, ono-half of each subscriber's sub- 
 scription bo entered in the Annual Roport. 
 
 Statrd Mijrtiikg— April llxn, 1860. 
 
 iic«o/(.'ce^,— That no grant bo mado towards tho oroctioa of any Church or 
 Paraoaaso, unless tho plans and site havo boon approved of by tho Bishop. 
 
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 N T T C K . 
 
 Xho ANNUAL HEllMON.J, iu M of Iho fundi of tho Nocicly, are arpolntcU 
 to be prcaohocl — 
 
 Fob Ukmkrai. Puui-oii.;), on ijuiiuiiiajcoima Huuiiu^. 
 
 Fon THE Miosi N Fund on Iho Smidnj ncnr(fit to Mi'-hntlninn, 
 
 Tor the WiJows' anu Ohimianh' Fuxd, on such othor .sVn<'..^ as may ba found 
 most coDTonieiU. 
 
 N. B.— Tlio Rules of tho Sooloty prohibit any grant being male t.' si;- I -rl 1.' 
 Miaaion, or Station, in which at Iciist ono Sermon shall Lot have bcoa rn-ii-'i i, 
 and from which tho fubsoriptiona .-^hall not havo boon sent in, duricg i .; y .m. 
 
 All applications for aid must reach tho hands of tho Secretary at 'oas* .'. 
 fortnight before tho meeting of tho Central BoarJ. 
 
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 NEW MEMBERS OF TllK ClIUI!CiI SOCIMTV 
 
 El-KCTBD jAXaARY '.'"rJ, lSli7. 
 
 p. p. Ilarrid. 
 
 S. Tozcr. 
 
 K. Ruthman. 
 
 James Parke. 
 
 J. J. Footo. 
 
 T. II. Grant. 
 
 John Boomer. 
 
 Robert Mageo. 
 
 Mrs. F. Montizambort. 
 
 Rer. W. Wright, M. J). 
 
 Mrs. Wright. 
 
 Mrs. Nlfithtingalo. 
 Oliver Kcnnetlv. 
 J. F .Lilliott. 
 Kate O'Noill. 
 W. Lilliott. 
 Richard Tumor. 
 James B. Taylor, 
 i^'dward II. Taykr. 
 Joseph BowloH. 
 Mr3. C. .Morgan. 
 
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