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 or THK IXCOBPOBATBD 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY 
 
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 DIOCESE OF MONTREAL, 
 
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 THE YEAR ENDING 6th JANUARY, 
 
 1866. 
 
 Established Uth Ootobbb, 1850. 
 
 laOOBPORATBO BY ACT OF PaBUAMKNT, 14 AND 15 VICTORIA, OaP. lIU 
 
 raiNTED BY JOHN LOVELL, ST. NICHOLAS STREET. 
 
 1865. 
 
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NOTICES. 
 
 The Meetings of the Central Board will be held on the fol- 
 lowing days : — 
 
 Wednesday, 1st March. 
 " 21st June. 
 
 " 6th September. 
 
 '• 6th December. 
 
 The Annual Sermon for the Widows' and Orphans' Fund is 
 appointed hy the Lord Bishop to be preached during the month 
 of June : 
 
 And that for the Missionary purposes of the Society during the 
 month of January. 
 
 The number of Representatives which each Parish, District, or 
 Chapelry will be entitled to send to the Central Board, will be 
 determined by the amount of the subscriptions forwarded to the 
 Treasurer before the 1st October. Vide Article, By-Law No. 6, 
 Clause 4. 
 
 Office, Great St. James Street, Montreal. 
 Depot for Tracts, as above. 
 
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CLKROY 
 
 IN TH» 
 
 DIOCESE OF MONTREAL. » 
 
 St 
 
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 Honorary Can<m». 
 
 « 
 
 MOST REV. FRANCIS FULVORD, D.D,, 
 Lord Dipiiop or Hontrbal and Hktrofoi.itan. 
 Dtan VERY REV. J. BEniUNE, D.D. 
 
 ( REV. J. P. WHITE, Smior Canon. 
 
 Can<yn$ { 
 
 ( REV. P. W. LOOSEHORE, Jun. Caium. 
 
 REV. M. TOWNSEND, H.A. 
 
 REV. W. T. LEACII, D.C.L., LL.D. 
 
 REV. C. BANCROFT, D.D. 
 
 I REV. W. ANDERSON. 
 
 'Archdeacon REV. J. SCOTT, D.D. 
 
 Jiiahop'a Oiaplain VEN. ARCH. SCOTT, D.D. 
 
 'St. Gborob'b Church, REV. W. IJ. BOND, M.A. 
 
 REV. ED. SULLIVAN, B. A., Aatt.Min. 
 
 JFrisity Church, REV. CANON BANCROFT, D.D. 
 
 REV. J. D. BORTHWICK, Asit. Mia. 
 
 [St. Stephen's Church REV. W. B. CURRAN, B.A. 
 
 St. Luke's Church REV. J. IRWIN, M.A. " 
 
 (REV. E. WOOD, M.A. 
 
 (REV. W. M. OGDEN. 
 
 fREV. J. ELLEGOOD, M.A. 
 
 (REV. W. WRIGHT, M.D. 
 
 ChaplcUn to the Forces, REV. T. M. BARTLETT, M .A. 
 
 REV. C. P. ABBOTT, y South Stt^ehj. 
 
 REV. J. ALLAN St. Vincent tie Paul, 
 
 REV. CANON ANDERSON, Rector, S(yrel. 
 
 REV. J. BABIN Buckingham. 
 
 REV. F. G. C. BRATHWAITE, B.A Onslmv. 
 
 REV. W. BRETHOUR, M.A Ormatown. 
 
 REV. F. BURT, Huntingdon. 
 
 REV. H. SURGES, Hochelaga. 
 
 REV. F. CODD, Aijlmer. 
 
 REV. I. CONSTANTINE, M.A Sfanbridge'Eaat. 
 
 REV. H. F. DARNELL, St.John'a. 
 
 REV. J. B. DAVIDSON, B.A., /Yelighaburg . ' 
 
 REV. J. C. DAVIDSON, . . Cowanaville. 
 
 REV. £. DUVERNET, M.A., Rural Dean, Hemmingford. 
 
 REV. T. W. FYLES, Brome Wooda. 
 
 REV. N. V. FENN, M.A., Salrrevoif. 
 
 Lachine. 
 
 REV. A. FORTIN, Ely. 
 
 St. John the RvANtiELiST,. 
 St. James the Apostle,. .. . 
 
IIEV. J. FULTON, M.A liusnoUowi. 
 
 REV. J. OODDEN Houth Potton. 
 
 REV. T. GODDEN, \*»i. Mliiti»tor Ctarencevillc. ^ 
 
 REV. J. ORIDHLE, Portage du Fort, 
 
 REV. JOSEIMI G KIl'FIN Lakefidd, (lore. 
 
 REV. O. IIEATON, M. A., Cote dc$ Seizes. 
 
 REV. JOHN JOHNSTON tlull. 
 
 REV. W. J0NE.1 tlranlty. 
 
 REV. W. T. LEACOCK rhambli/. 
 
 BEV. C. n. LANCASTER T/iomv. 
 
 REV. H. r. LEWIS, n. A Snhreoois. 
 
 REV. D. LINDSAY. M.A H'a'erloo. 
 
 KEV. R. LINDSA V, M.A h'lumllon, Drome. 
 
 REV. A. U. LOCKIIAUT LacolU'. 
 
 REV. R. LONSDELL, M.A.,;Reotor, Kurnl Deaii,..S7. Andreio$. 
 
 REV. J. A. McLEOD, M. A., Chriatieville. 
 
 REV. W. C. MEUIUCK, M.A Berthkr. 
 
 REV. JOSEPH Mi<:iUUCK AfoHn. 
 
 REV. U. MONTGOMERY, Rector, Philipahurg. 
 
 REV. T. W. MUSSEX, B.A West Farnham. 
 
 REV. A. C. NB8BITT, Aylwhi. 
 
 REV. FRED. 8. NEVE Grenvitle. 
 
 REV. G. H. I'ARKER, Asdt. Bliuistcr, Dunham. 
 
 REV. JAMES FYKE, Pointe d Cavagnol. 
 
 REV. JOHN READE Mascouche. 
 
 REV. F. ROBINSON, BI.A., Abbott^ord. 
 
 REV. G. ROBINSON Clarendon. 
 
 KEV. C. ROLLIT, liawdon. 
 
 VEN. ARCH. SCOTT, D.D., Re"btor Dunham. 
 
 HEV. W. in. SEABORN, Kildare. 
 
 REV. J. SEAMAN Wakefield. 
 
 REV. J, SMITH, Sutton. 
 
 BEV. G. SLACK, M.A., Rural Dean, Bet^fwd. 
 
 REV. E. G. SUTTON, Edwardstoum. 
 
 REV. A. O. TAYLOR, St. Hyajinthe. 
 
 REV. CANON T0WN8END, M.A., Rector, ClarenceviUc. 
 
 REV. A. T. WUITTEN,..*. West Sh^ord. 
 
 REV. H. WBAY, B.A., New Glasgow ani Kilkenny. 
 
 REV. T. A. YOUNG, M.A,, CoteauduLac. 
 
 RETIRED. 
 
 REV. J. BRAITUWAITE, M.A., ..CMmhly. 
 
 REV. T. JOHNSON Rougemont. 
 
 REV. J. MoMASTERS, 
 
 BEV. J. JONES, Grar^. 
 
 
PRAYERS 
 
 TO BE USED AT ALL MEETINGS OF THE SOUIETV, AND OV 
 ITS SEVERAL ASSOCIATIONS. 
 
 Prevent U8, Lord, in till our doings, with Thy most gracious 
 favour, and further us with Thy continual help ; that in all our 
 works, begun, continued, and ended in Thee, wo may glorify Thy 
 Holy Name, and finally, by Thy mercy, obtain everlasting life, 
 through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 
 
 merciful God, who hnst made all men and hutest nothing 
 that Thou hast made, uor wouldest the death of a sinner, but 
 rather that he should be converted and live ; Have mercy upon 
 ajl Jews, Turks, Infidels, and Heretics, and take from them all 
 ignorance, hardness of heart, and contempt of Thy word ; and su 
 fetch them home, blessed Lord, to Thy flock, that they may b^ 
 saved among the remnant of the true Israelites, and be one fold 
 under one Shepherd. Prosper, Lord, the labours of those So- 
 cieties of the Church in the land of our Fathers, which Thou hast 
 deigned to use in the promotion of this object, and which have 
 nourished the Church in the Colonics ; and bless in like manner 
 with Thy Holy Spirit and Providential succour the Society in 
 whose cause we are now met, and the undertaking which we have 
 now in hand. ** Prosper Thou the work of our hands upon us ; 
 prosper Thou our handywork," for the sake and through the 
 merits of thp same Thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth 
 and reigneth with Thee and the Holy Ghost, one God, world 
 without end. Amen. 
 
 Our Father, which art in Heaven, Hallowed be Thy Name, 
 Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in Heaven. 
 Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our 'trespasses, 
 as we forgive them that trespass against us. And lead us not into 
 temptation : But deliver us from evil : For Thine is the kingdom* 
 the power and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen. 
 
CONSTITUTION 
 
 OF 
 
 Incorporated by the Statute op Canada, 14 and 13 Victoria, Cap. l7l,. 
 
 FOR promoting THE FOLLOWING OBJECTS, VIZ. : 
 
 1st.— The encouragement and support of Missionaries and Clergymen 
 of the United Church of England and Ireland, within the Diocese of 
 Montreal, including the creation of funds towards the augmentation of 
 the Stipends of poor Clergymen ; and towards making a provision for 
 those who may be incapacitated by age or infirmity, and for Widows 
 and Orphans of the Clergy of the said Church in the said Diocese. 
 
 2nd. — Circulating in the said Diocese the Holy Scriptures, and such 
 publications as have the sanction of the Church, viz. : — Prayer Books,. 
 Homiliep, Catechisms, Collects, and Canons, with the addition of Books 
 and Tracts circulated by the Society for Promoting Christian Know- 
 ledge, in London. 
 
 3rd. — Obtaining and granting aid towards the endowment of Parishes 
 or Missions, according to the establishment of the said Church in the 
 said Diocese, and the management of all matters relating to such ea- 
 dowmeats. 
 
 His Excellency the Governor-General, if a member of the Ghnrch of 
 England, shall be requested to become the Patron of the Society. 
 
 The Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Montreal shall be the President o£ 
 the Society, and shall be ex-officio Chairman of all meetings of the So- 
 ciety, and of all Committees thereof, at which he may be present. The 
 Vice-Presidents shall consist of such Chairmen of the different District 
 Associations of the Society as are hereinafter provided for, and suclr 
 others as shall be nominated at the General Annual Meeting of the So> 
 ciety from among its members. . 
 
THE 
 
 CHURCH SOCIETY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 DIOCESE OF MONTREAL. 
 
 FATBON. 
 
 HiB EXCELI.TNCY THE MoST HONORABLE LORD ViSCOUNT MONCK, GOVBRNOB 
 
 General of British North America, &c., &c., ko. 
 
 PRESIDENT. 
 The Most Reverend the Lord Bishop of Montreal. 
 
 VICE-PBESIDENTS. 
 
 Hon. George Moffatt. 
 Hon. Mr. Justice Aylwin. 
 Hon. Mr. Justice Badgley. 
 Hon. Mr. Justice McCord. 
 Hon. J. Pangman. 
 Colonel Wilgress. 
 C. Phillips. 
 W. Baker. 
 
 Major Campbell, C.B. 
 Col. Stephens Baker. 
 
 The Very Rev.The Dean of Montreal. 
 The Venerable Archdeacon Scott. 
 The Rev. Canon Leach. 
 The Principal of Lennozyille 
 
 College. 
 Rev. Canon Townsend. ' 
 Rev. Canon Bancroft. 
 Rev. Canon Anderson. 
 The Rural Deans. 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE CENTBAL BOABD, 
 
 For thb Ybab 1865. 
 
 The President, Vice-Presidents, and the other Officers of the Society ; 
 all ofiBciating Clergymen of every Church and Chapel of the United 
 Church of England and Ireland within the Diocese, being members of 
 the Society ; and 
 
 KKPRB8BNTATIVE8. 
 K. S. TYLEK, 
 
 G . Smith 
 
 T. McaeEN 
 
 S. C. Baoo, 
 
 J. i'AUKIN, 
 
 Dr. Fraskr, 
 
 I). R. Wooi>,. 
 
 G. SiMPSOH 
 
 C. TUOOEY 
 
 K. Tatlob, J 
 
 I. J. G IBB, 
 
 e. MoFPATT, .Tun., 
 
 Dr. Scott 
 
 E. E. Shelton, 
 
 i'rofessor johkbtok, d.c.l., 
 
 James Hctton, 
 
 W. H. A. Daviks, 
 
 John Lovell, 
 
 W. P. Johnston, 
 
 I'ABtsu OK Mission. 
 
 Cathedral. 
 
 St. Goorge's, Montreal. 
 
 J. C. Brtdges, 
 
 Captain Stotherd, K. E ,. 
 
 C. Watkin, 
 
 W. COOPEU 
 
 C. HANDYSinB, 
 
 J. G. Savaoe, 
 
 Trinity Church, Montreal. 
 
 J. Nelson, St. Luke's, Montreal. 
 
 jfnSiS;;;;:.;.";";:::::::":::::::: ! »*. John Evan., Montreal. 
 
 J. S. Dixon, Berthier. 
 
 H. S. Foster, 
 S. Dawson 
 
 Henry Thomas'." .'.■.'.'.'.'.' .'.'.".'.■.'.'.■.■.■.'. .■.■.'.■.■.■.■..■ .' f Bromo. 
 J. H. Winn, J 
 
 J.C.Baker, ) nunham 
 
 A.L.Brown, f """lam. 
 
 W. Strong, North Gore. 
 
 F. D. FULFOBD, ) Hflm™l..„r„_.« 
 
 DB.COATES,.... ] Hemmiugford. 
 
 J. H. Dixon, Kildare. 
 
 Stephen Burwabh \ <,. l„a,„„,^ 
 
 Edward Jones, JuN., ] St. Andrews. 
 
 T. B. Anderson, St. Armand We»t. 
 
 R. W. Shepherd, Vaudreuil. 
 
 William Clark, West Shefibrd. 
 
 C. S. Row Clarenceville. 
 
 Thoha» Allohin, Kuseelltown. 
 
 P. POLLICA, " 
 
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 MISSION fiOiUtO. 
 
 Very Rev. The Dean of Montreal. 
 Rev, Canon Bancroft. 
 J. Irwin. 
 H. F. Darnell. 
 W, Bond, Rural Dean of 
 
 Ilochelaga. 
 E. Duvernet, " " 
 
 Iberville. 
 R. Lonsdell, «' » 
 
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 Rev. G. Slack, Rural Dean of Bed- 
 ford. 
 
 Hon. Geo. Moflfatt. 
 
 Janaes Hutton, Esq. 
 : E. E. Shelton, Esq. 
 I W. H. A. Daviea, Esq. 
 j Colonel Wilgress. 
 : J. Simpson, Esq., St. Andrews. 
 I R. A. Ellis, Esq., Waterloo. 
 
 St. Andrews. 
 
 The Treasurer and Secretary of the Society. 
 
 BOOK AND TRACT COMMITTEE. 
 
 The Very Rev. Thb Dean op Montreal, Chairman. 
 
 Rev. Canon Leacb, D.C.L. Professor Johnson. 
 
 " " Bancroft, D.D. Rev. R. Lonsdell, M.A. 
 
 " E. Sullivan, B.A. " Canon White. 
 *' R. Lindsay. 
 
 WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' FUND COMMITTEE. 
 
 E. E. Shelton, Esq. • I Colonel Wilgress. 
 
 T. B. Anderson, Esq. i James Hutton, Esq. 
 
 Hon. Judge McCord. j 
 
 CLEE6Y TRUST FUND COMMITT^. 
 
 Lord Bishop of Montreal. T. B. Anderson, Esq. 
 
 Very Rev. The Dean of Montreal. Hon. G. Moffatt. 
 R. S. Tylee, Esq. J. Hutton, Esq. 
 
 ENDOWMENT FUND COMMITTEE 
 Hon. Judge McCord. 
 James Hutton, Esq. 
 T. B. Anderson, Esq. 
 
 E. E. Shelton, Esq. 
 Rev. W. B. Bond. 
 
 HONORARY COUNSEL. 
 
 Stracban Bethune, Esq. 
 
 TREASURER. 
 
 T. B. Anderson, Esq. 
 
 SECRETARY. 
 
 Rev. Canon White, jiro tern. 
 
12 
 
 INCORPORATED CHURCH SOCIETY OF THE DIOCESE OP' 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 The Annual Public Meeting of this Society was held in the 
 Mechanics' Hall, on Wednesday evening, 18th January, 1865, 
 at 7 o'clock. 
 
 The Most Reverend the Lord Bishop op the Diocese, 
 Metropolitan, in the Chair. 
 
 Moved by George Moppatt, Jun., Esq. ; seconded by Rev. 
 P. W. Loosemore : 
 
 1. Resolved, — That the Report now read be adopted, printed, and cir- 
 culated under the direction of the Secretary. 
 
 Moved by Rev. Lewis P. W. Balch, D.D., Secretary of the 
 House of Bishops, U. S. ; seconded by S. 0. Bagg, Esq. : 
 
 2. Resolved,— That this meeting desires to return thanks to Almightj- 
 God, that amidst the various trials which have been experienced, and 
 notwithstanding the gainsayings and speculations that have been multi- 
 plying respecting the authority of the Scriptures, the Church, as " tho 
 witness and keeper of Holy Writ," has continued to be faithful ; and 
 earnestly prays that He will, by His Holy Spirit, enable us, and our 
 brethren throughout the world, to hold steadfast to the same, that we 
 may hand down, in all its fulness, to succeeding generations, the sacred 
 deposit committed to our trust, and prepare the nations for the coming, 
 of Christ. 
 
 Moved by C.J. Brydges, Esq. ; seconded by Ven. H, Patton, 
 D.C.L., Archdeacon of Ontario ; 
 
 3. Resolved, — That the meeting learns with satisfaction the completion 
 of the arrangements which had been entered into with the Society for 
 the Propagation of the Gospel, whereby a grant of £1000 sterling has 
 been obtained in aid of partial endowments of certain parishes in the 
 rural districts; and wishes to impress on all the members of the Church 
 in this Diocese the duty of their making faithful efforts both for the 
 further accomplishment of the endowment of the Church, as well as for 
 the increase of the annual subscriptions to the funds of this Society, to 
 meet the payments of the stipends of Missionaries now employed in the 
 Diocese. 
 
 Moved by Major Campbell, C.B. ; seconded by Rev. F. G. 
 C. Brathwaite, B.A., Onslow: 
 
 4. Resolved, — That the thanks of the meeting be given to all thof e who 
 have taken an active interest in the working of the Society, during the 
 past year, especially to the members of the Mission Board, and to the 
 officers of the Society. 
 
 Moved by Lieut.-General Sir F. Williams, K.C.B. ; seconded 
 Rev. Canon Leach, D.C.L. : 
 
 5. Resolved, — That the thanks of this meeting be presented to the Most 
 Reverend the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, Metropolitan, for his kindness 
 in presiding on the present occasion. 
 
 On the previous evening, Tuesday, 17th inst., at 7 o'clock, 
 there was Service in the Cathedral. 
 
 The special Annual Sermon before the Society was preached 
 by the Venerable H. Patton, D.C.L., Archdeacon of Ontario. 
 
REPORT. 
 
 On this the Fourteenth Anniversary of the Incorporated Church 
 Society of the Diocese of Montreal, the Committee of the Central 
 Board are gratified at being able to state that a steady and 
 progressive work is going on in the Diocese through the agency 
 of the Society, and would beg to return thanks to Almighty God 
 for that measure of success which has attended its operations to the 
 present period. 
 
 The Committee are thankful also for this opportunity of ex- 
 pressing gratitude to our Heavenly Father for continuing to our 
 * country the inestimable blessings of peace, at a time when an un- 
 happy civil war has so deeply affected the prosperity of a neigh- 
 bouring country, and the efficiency of a sister Church within its 
 borders. 
 
 The Committte have endeavoured, in season and out of season, 
 to keep before the minds of Churchmen the great responsibility 
 devolving upon them in furthering the objects of this Society, 
 now entirely^Mhsionary in its designs ; and while gratefully ac- 
 knowledging the success which has hitherto at nded their labours, 
 the stern fact must not now be hidden that a period has arrived 
 in the financial affairs of the Incorporation, requiring extreme 
 efforts and exertions to meet the pressing wants of the future. 
 
 It usually happens with Societies of this kind, that the first 
 fourteen years is the turning point of their prosperity or otherwise, 
 and the members of the Committee have watched with anxiety the 
 signs of the cycle in this, as denoting to which point their efforts 
 have tended. Thanks to the Great Head of the Church, they are 
 not without data to ground hope upon that the turning-point is 
 reached, and that it i:ends to encouragement. 
 
 The members of our communion have only to look to the 
 prompt and cheerful manner with which the proposal of the Ven- 
 erable the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign 
 Parts was responded to, when the sum of £1000 stg. was offered 
 
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 to the Diocese, to assist in laying the foundation of an Endowment 
 fund, on condition that five times the amount be contributed from 
 other sources ; and vrithin the time allowed, the required sum of 
 £5000 was raised in thirteen missions ; — this circumstance alone 
 shewed vitality, and ground for encouragement among us. But 
 while the Committee would point to this as forming a portion of 
 the data alluded to ; as also the strict faith kept with all the Mis- 
 sionaries deriving support, in part, from the Church Society ; and 
 likewise from the well-administered fund for the maintenance of 
 the Widows and Orphans of deceased Clergymen ; they would be 
 doing an injustice to themselves and to those who may succeed 
 them, if they were to withhold the fact that still greater need is now 
 rendered necessary for renewed eflfbrts to maintain the. status of 
 the work so well begun. This arises from the change effected in 
 the By-laws of the Constitution, making the Society more strictly* 
 a Missionary agency, than when first constituted. Henceforth 
 the Society will assume the character of a Domestic Missionary 
 Society, the one great object which it contemplates being that of 
 sending forth and sustaining Missionaries in the destitute parts of 
 the Diocese ; and with the view of carrying out this object a Board 
 of Missions has been formed, whose business it will be to superin- 
 tend this work of the Society, &c. It will bo seen from this 
 change in the Constitution of the Society, that its managers are in 
 earnest that the Church should bend her energies more than ever 
 to the Missionary work, and that her scattered children may ye t 
 hope for her ministrations. The Board, therefore, fervently trust 
 that the Society will, in this character, commend itself to the 
 esteem and affection of every member of the Church. 
 
 Although the Society has grown and increased, although it has 
 gradually extended its arms to the various extremities of the 
 Diocese, yet it still needs for its welfare the earnest support and 
 most cordial co-operation of its men bers. It requires now, perhaps, 
 more than at any period of its exisvcnce, the prudence and wisdom 
 of its directors. For to it many of our Missionaries have now, 
 almost exclusively, to look for support ; and it is to be hoped that 
 the interest and sympathy which is always felt in the labours of 
 the Missionary, will cause all Churchmen to increase their exer- 
 tions and contributions in its behalf. 
 
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 The Committee would now desire to lay before the Society the 
 general features of their proceedings during the past year, 
 
 INCOME. 
 
 The following is a summary of the Society's receipts for the year end- 
 ing Dec. 3l8t, 1864. — {Vide Treasurer's statement.) 
 
 ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. 
 
 CATHEDRAL. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions, $919 42 
 
 Boxes, 134 27 
 
 Special Donations, 565 00 
 
 1618 6& 
 
 PT. GEORGE'S CHURCH. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions, 425 70 
 
 Boxes, 74 55 
 
 Special Donations, 200 00 
 
 700 25 
 
 TRINITY CHURCH. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions for Brome Woods 
 
 Mission 238 18 
 
 BT. .JOHN THE EVANGELIST. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions, 63 50 
 
 ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions 54 38 
 
 ST. LUKE'S CHURCH. ; 
 
 Annual Subscriptions, — — — 37 50 
 
 BT. .TAMES THE APOSTLE. 
 
 Annual Subscriptions, 22 50 
 
 Boxes, 15 89 
 
 38 39 
 
 $2750 89 
 The above statement exhibits an increase in Montreal Annual Sub- 
 scriptions of $106 47. 
 
 The Montreal Parochial Association has paid to the Treasurer the 
 sum of $1327 56, which includes $221 contributed through the Mission- 
 ary Boxes. It may be as well to mention, that the object of the boxes 
 is for receiving the private thank-offerings of the members of families 
 for the Mission Fund of the Society. The Clergy of the City Churches 
 are recommended to talce charge of the boxes belonging to their re- 
 spective congregations, and to use endeavours to secure a more general 
 distribution of the same. The Committee confidently hope that by this 
 means a larger amount of contributions will be obtained than heretofore. 
 

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 The Oummiltce notice with pleasure some special Donations from 
 members of the Churcb, over and above their annual subscriptions, 
 towards the support of Missionary work in certain localities ; and trust 
 that others may thereby be incited to similar deeds of liberality. 
 
 Annual subscriptions in Country Parishes and Missions. .$1599 86 
 This statement shews an increase of $200 44 in the amount of annual 
 subscriptions from the Country Missioud, which is considered satisfac- 
 tory, as large contributions have been raised for local purposes in many 
 of the Missions. 
 
 SSRMONS. 
 
 Collection after Sermons for Mission Fund in the City Churches. $417 76 
 
 Being an increase of $80 33. 
 Collection after Sermons in Country Parishes 288 47 
 
 Beings decrease of $145 06. 
 
 This diminution is a matter of regret, as the steady working of the 
 Society in maintaining her Missionary operation^?, or entering upon new 
 fields of usefulness, depends largely upon this source of income. 
 
 The income of the Society has been, from ordinary sources, $1486 72 
 more than last year. 
 
 The sum of $4942 29 has been contributed towards Endowments. 
 
 The total amount raised within the Diocese during the year for Church 
 purposes i3[$80,763 6 7 j, which does not include $63,779 43 contributed by 
 Subscriptions and Donations towards the erection and necessary appur- 
 tenances of the Churches of St. James the Apostle and the New Trinity. 
 
 During the year the Society has granted aid towards the stipends of 
 the following Missionary Clergymen and Catechists, to the extent of 
 $5694 48, being $16T1 68 more than the sum paid last year. 
 
 Rev. John Gribble, 
 
 Rev. F. G. Brathwaite, 
 
 " Ed. DuVernet, 
 
 
 J. Seaman, 
 
 " J. C. Davidson, 
 
 
 F. Codd, 
 
 «' T. W. Fyles, 
 
 
 A. L. Fortin, 
 
 « B. G. Sutton, 
 
 
 J. Smith, 
 
 " F. S. Neve, 
 
 
 I. Irwin, 
 
 *' G. C. Robinson, 
 
 
 H. B. Wray, 
 
 " J. Godden, 
 
 
 G. Heaton, 
 
 " W.C.Merrick, 
 
 
 J. Babin, 
 
 « Jos. Merrick, 
 
 
 W. R. Seaborn, 
 
 " A. C. Nesbitt, 
 
 
 Yen. Arch. Scott 
 
 '« C. H. Lancaster, 
 
 
 
 CiTBCHISTS. 
 
 
 
 Mr. J. Kaapche. 
 
 Mr 
 
 E. J. Fessenden. 
 
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 •• ' " widows' AND orphans' FUND. 
 
 In the Annual Report for the last year, a detailed statement was mad« 
 of the amounts received and invested for this Fund, from January, 1851, 
 up to January, 1863 ; and it only remains, after mentioning its continued 
 prosperity to set forth the receipts, investments and payments made 
 since the last report. 
 
 Amount invested Ist January, 1863 920,380 60 
 
 Since received ft-om subsoriptions, collections, &c 2,085 05 
 
 Since invested 3,37560 
 
 Total invested, Jan. 1, 1864 $23,766 00 
 
 Amount received in Montreal after Sermons, for 1864 293 66 
 
 " in Country Missions after Sermons for 1864. . 211 99 
 
 505 85 
 
 Interests and Dividends 1,618 96 
 
 Put to ttie credit of this fund from General Fund as the subscrip- 
 tion of 66 Clergymen 95 each 280 00 
 
 2,304 61 
 
 Total invested, January 1, 1865 24,467 84 
 
 Balance in hand to be invested 1,677 10 
 
 Investments. 
 
 Mortgages on Real Estate in Montreal £3300 
 
 Provincial Government Bonds 1,646 3 4 
 
 Montreal Harbour Bonds 600 
 
 City Corporation Bonds 360 
 
 Turnpike Trust Bond 200 
 
 Montreal & Champlain Railroad Bond, £100 sterling 121 13 4 
 
 £6,116 16 8 24,467 34 
 Claims upon the Fund. 
 
 Pension to the widow of the late Rev. W. Abbott f 200 00 per annum. 
 
 " " Rev. G. De C. O'Grady 200 00 " 
 
 " " Rev. D.Gavin 20000 " 
 
 " " Rev. E.Whitwell 20000 
 
 The undersigned would respectfully call upon tliose members of the 
 clergy who are not subscribers to this fund, or in arrears thereto, of the 
 great importance to their families of joining the Fund, or paying up 
 their arrears, as the Committee are resolved to recommend to the Society 
 the strictest observance of the By-laws passed in the year 1855. 
 
 J. S. McCoBD, 
 Chr. W. ^ 0. F. Com. 
 
 ENDOWMENT FUND REPORT. 
 
 In last year's report, mention was made of the contribution made by 
 the thirteen Missions, in order to participate in the offer made by the 
 S.P.O. of a grant of JC1,000 stg., amonnting to the sum of $26,079, and 
 now we have the pleasure of stating the proportionate amounts awarded 
 to each Mission. - ■ . ^ ^ ^^at^ 
 
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 WAtorloo X128 6 BCurrmejr. 
 
 Hromo 123 8 8 " 
 
 Kildare 128 6 8 " 
 
 FreligliMburgh 128 6 8 " 
 
 Sorel 128' 6 8 
 
 Borthlcr 100 
 
 CowMiyille 40 " 
 
 LMhine 26 " 
 
 Abbottaford 118 16 " 
 
 Chambly lOO " 
 
 Weat Shefford 22 10 " 
 
 VsHdreuil 20 " 
 
 LaooIIe 20 " 
 
 Frelighsbnrgh and Brome, by a resolution of 7th September last, had 
 an additional grant each; making their amounts, respectively, equal to 
 one-fifth of their contributions. * 
 
 It was further resolved : *' That the several sums of money raised by the 
 thirteen above Missions towards an Endowment fund under the offer of the 
 S.P.G., together with the amounts granted by the S.P.Q., added thereto 
 shall be invested by, and managed in the name of the Incumbent and 
 Church Wardens of each Parish or Mission, and the Lord Bishop of the 
 Diocese. 
 
 Each Mission or Parish shall send in to the Central Board of the 
 Church Society on or before Ist January, annually, a statement in 
 detail of the Endowment fund of the said Mission or Parish. 
 
 J. S. MoCoRD, 
 ' Chr. E. F. Com. 
 
 BOOK AND TBAOT OOlilllTTBK. • 
 
 The Book and Tract Committee, feeling the importance of circulating, 
 as widely as possible, the Bibles, Prayer Books, and other useful and 
 Educational Works, published by the Society for Promoting Christian 
 Knowledge, have, with the consent of the Central Board, disposed of 
 their stock of Books to Messrs. Dawson Bros., and to whose central 
 premises the Depository has been removed. Messrs. Dawson Bros, have 
 also agreed to furnish the Office-room, required by the Church Society, 
 for the yearly rent of £20 ; to order the importation of such books, as 
 the Book and Tract Committee may direct, from the catalogues of the 
 S.P.O.K., which shall be sold at the prices they have been hitherto; 
 to furnish to the Church Society, at cost price, such Prayer Books and 
 Bibles as may, from time to time, be granted to the poorer districts ; 
 and the stock on hand of the S.P.G.K. publications shall never be less 
 at. any tim(>, than $1000 value, net cost. The Committee confidently 
 hope that by these arrangements the books of the S.P.G.K. will be 
 more extensively circulated throughout the Diocese than heretofore, and 
 be found productive of much usefulnesj. 
 
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 Tracta are kept at the Society's Office for gratuitous distribution. 
 
 The sum of $480, being amounts received from Messrs. Dawson and 
 Mrs. Walton on account of Gommittee, has been deposited in the Bank 
 of British North America. 
 
 N. B. — The Clergy, wanting for their own private libraries, standard 
 Theological Works, or Parochial or Sunday School Lending Libraries 
 will find some facilities rendered them on visiting the^Depository. 
 
 MISSION BOARD. 
 
 This important Board was substituted for the old ^ ay Gommittee, and 
 upon its eflfectual operation, the success of the Ghurch Society will 
 mainly depend. 
 
 Its object is " to make better provision for advancing Missionary 
 work in this Diocese." 
 
 After maturely considering the various modes suggested for carrying 
 out the above object, the following plan was adopted, as most likely to 
 enlist the sympathies and active co-operation of every section of the 
 Diocese, both in the city and country parts. 
 
 1. That the Rural Dean of each Deanery, with the laymen appointed 
 as a deputation fur the Deanery, and a deputation appointed by the 
 Lord Bishop, shall visit each parish in the Deanery, once in every year, 
 for the purpose of holding meetings and making collections on behalf of 
 the Mission fund of the Diocese; and that a general Annual Meeting of 
 the Deanery shall be held at some place appointed by the Deanery, at 
 which shall be present a deputation from the Board of Missions. 
 
 2. That the visit to the parishes be made during the month of January 
 or February in each year ; and the Annual Meeting be held at such time 
 and place in the Deanery as the Rural Dean shall appoint. 
 
 3. That the Rector or Incumbent of each Church in the City of Mont- 
 real, with his Church-wardens, shall be requested to hold an Annual 
 Meeting in his Ghurch, for the above purposes,— -the General Annual 
 Meeting of the City of Montreal being already provided for, in accord- 
 ance with the laws of the Constitution. 
 
 4. That in each Congregation there shall be appointed a Sob-Oom- 
 mittee, consisting of ladies and gentlemen, whose duty it shall be to 
 make collections in aid of the Mission fund, in such manner and under 
 snch regulations as they may be pleased to adopt ; and that it is desi- 
 rable that the said Sub-Committee should meet and report quarterly. 
 
 6. Experience having proved that a very limited contribution of five 
 cents per week has been very successful elsewhere, some such plan it 
 respectfully recommended to the Church in this Diocese. 
 
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 It is bbliered that it' the Glcrgy and Laity will liaartilyjoin in carrjing 
 out, to the letter, the modut operandi proposed in the above resolutions, 
 thAt a great success tannt be the happy result. 
 
 The period is now arrived to make that trial, and the days and places 
 of meeting should at once be fixed for thu Public Meetings in the Rural 
 Deaneries ; and rolunteera of influential Laymen should lend their per- 
 sonal aid by attending, especially the Rural Meetings, thereby infusing 
 new life into the work, and, with the resident laymen, securing an 
 interest in an undertaking in which the prosperity of this Society in a 
 great measure rests. 
 
 J. S. McCoHD, 
 
 yicC'Chainnan M. B, 
 
 The following Reports have been received from the different 
 Parishes and Missions ; and in accordance with the request of the 
 Bishop, the Reports of those Misisionaries receiving aid from the 
 Mission Fund of the Society, are placed together at the com- 
 mencement of the Annual Report. The Missions aided by the 
 Society are marked thus ^ 
 
 •AYLMER. 
 
 Rev. F. Codo reports : — The Mission of Aylmer having been separated 
 from that of Hull only six months ngo, the financial statement I send 
 refers only to the last half year : as such, I think it may be considered 
 very satisfactory, giving promise of increased effort on the part of the 
 people attached to this section of the former Mission of Hull and Aylmer, 
 to bear the expenses necessarily attendant upon the ministrations of the 
 Ohurch. Having been in charge of this Mission so short a time, it would 
 be out of place for me to speak of progress ; but I beg leave to remark, 
 that while the late division of the Mission of Hull and Aylmer cannot 
 fail to be eventually a means of strengthening the Church in this locality, 
 yet there is evidently great need of a still further division of the present 
 Mission of Aylmer. 
 
 The number of Protestants in the west half of the Township of Hull 
 and in the Township of Eardley, who have been baptized by our Minis- 
 ters or who desire their services, is still far beyond the number which 
 fall under the care of any one clergyman in the eastern section of the 
 Diocese, and as long as this state of affairs continues in the Ottawa 
 townships, we must expect to lose not only members but also the sup- 
 port to the Church that they might otherwise be induced to give. 
 
 Collected in Aylmer during the last six months, for Church pur- 
 poses : 
 
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 Towftrdi Cleriyman'i Mlary includioK pew reuu «M0O 
 
 (Mlbrtory (mtnuf iipe«lftlooll«ctlont) MM 
 
 MiMlontry Mrmon ♦ 00 
 
 WldowD' •ndOrphani' Fund S 70 
 
 HupxrannuKtion Fund 4 13 
 
 Church Soeiety lubwriptluni 07 48 
 
 8unday Dchool prliM ()88 
 
 Font 25 60 
 
 Itepftlriug hou»e rented w rarwonago • 82 00 
 
 Total •2478T 
 
 •AYLWIN, &C.-UPPER GATINEAU. 
 
 RiV. A. C. Nesbitt writes:— The following townships, viz.: Aylwin, 
 Alleyn, Ilincks, Northfield, Wright, Bouchette, Cnron, MinlwBuku, com- 
 pose what is called the Upper Gatiaeau Mission. The lant named is 
 between ninety and one hundred miles north of Ottawa City, on the rkers 
 Desert and Gatinean, at the confluence of which is one of tlie North-West 
 Company's trading ports, in close proximity to which occasional services 
 are held. These townships, with one or two exceptions, have been inha- 
 blt*i1 for a space of five, ten, fifteen, twenty years ; but though this por- 
 tion of Canada has been so long settled, the population is by no means 
 in ratio. Yet thene are in each township a few who carry on farming so 
 as to be able to live comfortably thereby. The population is mixed, 
 vl7. , Protestants and Romanists. We find, amongst those professing 
 that general appellation of Protestant, a very small minority adhering to 
 " the faith once delivered to the Saints." It behoves the Church now, if 
 ever, to put forth what efforts she possibly can in behalf of these Missions 
 on the Gatineau, to sustain Missionaries here In planting the good seed 
 which. If sown carefully andprayerfully, and watched and nurtured as It 
 begins to grow, we fear not "Auxilio Dei," but the harvest will be 
 plenteous, and stand no chance of being other than wheal. The state of 
 the Church in this, as yet infant Mission, is this ; that of 108 Protestant 
 families that I have visited (being the total number in these townships), 
 onlj twenty-eight call themselves Church people. These are for the 
 most part worthy people, and seem to be well disposed to do what they 
 can to have the Church established amongst them, yet they are compara- 
 tively poor, and consequently unable to give but little compared with 
 what is required for this purpose. Another year we hope (D.V.) to do 
 something for the Church Society. 
 
 ♦BERTHIER. 
 
 Rev. W. C. Mkbhick writes: — "It is the Lord: let him do what 
 seemeth him good." It is in the spirit of this passage of Holy Scripture,, 
 that I announce to the Society the broken state of my health ; after fif- 
 
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 teen jekri of active dutj, often involring much tr&rel and ekposure, u 
 pleased God in the earlier part of the year to visit your Missionary with 
 severe illness, which obliged him to refrain from work for some months. 
 I thank my Heavenly Master most fervently, that, after the rest thus 
 obtained, I have been able to resume, to some extent, my previous 
 engagements, and for the future, I leave myself in His hands, assured 
 He will order my course in all things for the best. 
 
 Mr. John Rollit, who has been allowed to act as Catechist by his 
 Lordship the Bishop, has performed a very useful part in keeping up the 
 services of the sanctuary, by reading the liturgy, and a sermon, during 
 the illness or absence of the Missionary ; and the Rev. Mr. Andbrson, of 
 Sorel, kindly came over and ofBciated on two occasions. 
 
 It was cur great privilege, in the month of August, to receive a visit 
 from our respected Bishop. It was a season of much profit, — at the 
 confirmation service, which was very solemn and edifying, upwards of 
 two hundred and fifty persons were present, of whom one hundred and 
 fifty were not of us ; fourteen young personb assumed the responsibilities 
 of the Christian profession ; on the next day, the new cemetery was con- 
 secrated, thus supplying a want which has been long felt in the Mission; 
 —a suitable place of interment for departed members. 
 
 An importaul step has been taken in our endo«vment movement : 
 $1,000 has been invested on first class landed security ; this sum was 
 made up by $600 contributions from the subscribers, and a grant of 
 $400 fr&m that ever generous benefactor to the Church in the colonies, 
 the venerable Society for the Prcpagation of the Gospel; $35 11 has 
 been also ..paid in to the treasurer, and there are still notes of the con- 
 gregation bearing interest, amounting to $358 32, making the endowment 
 fund, independently of the Glebe, to be, so far, $1393 43. 
 
 The school bu'lding fund amounts to $429 65 ; it is earnestly hoped 
 that this fund will be soon ir creased, and that the important object 
 contemplated by it will be entered upon, " if the Lord will," at an early 
 period. I feel it a duty to acknowledge very gratefully the kindness 
 and sympathy manifested so generally during my season of trial ; and 
 I cannot forbear offering my cordial and respectful thanks to those 
 ladies of the congregation, who, impelled by the love of Christ, have ren- 
 dered me so much assistance by devoting their strength and time to the 
 religious advancement of the " Lambs of His flock." 
 
 Among the contributions of the year, it will be seen, that Mrs. E. A. 
 Clark, and Miss Cuthbert, with tlieir usual Christian liberality, have 
 paid in instalmeuts of their subscriptions to the endowment fund ; and 
 in this connection, 1 have pleasure in recording the gift of a pair of oak 
 chancel chairs by Mr. Benson, a former teacher of the school here. 
 
 The following are the amounts collected during the year: 
 
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 Chnreh Society, General Fund f60 65 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 13 18 
 
 Juvenile offerings to tbe S. P. G. (for its work among 
 
 the Heathen) 3 50 
 
 Sunday Collections 9144 
 
 Tew Rents, (applied to support of Hissiouary ) 80 50 
 
 Donations to Missionary 20 00 
 
 Endowment Aind (including grant from 8.P.G.) 578 88 
 
 Cemetery fund 128 20 
 
 Chancel chairs 24 00 
 
 Proceeds of Rev. Mr. Bond's lecture (applied to 
 
 provide school furniture) 6 87 
 
 Sunday-school purposes 14 84 
 
 Expenses of Synod 4 00 
 
 Total 81,0169« 
 
 ♦BROME WOODS, WEST BROME AND FULFORD. 
 
 Rbv. T. W. Fyles : — God has blessed our work in this Mission. The 
 more seriously disposed of the inhabitants have received the ministra- 
 tions of the Church gladly. We number sixteen communicants in Brome 
 Woods, and two at West Brome. The Church of the Holy Trinity was 
 opened on Christmas Eve. It was not built without difficulty ; but our 
 I^eople laboured very earnestly for its completion. Our Sunday-school 
 is doing well — I have been enabled to gather a library of eighty carefully 
 selected volumes for circulation amongst the scholars. The " Brome 
 Woods Sewing Society" is working for funds to purchase a Church bell. 
 In consequence of the addition of Fulford to my Mission, I have been 
 obliged, very unwillingly, to give up much of my work at West Brome. 
 The Church at Fulford is closed — there is no stove in it — a few families , 
 have attended service in a private house. 
 
 •CLARENDON. ^^'''^ ^ ' ^ j£.,^H 
 
 Rbv. G. Robinson writes : — I was placed in charge of this Mission on 
 the 1st July, 1864. Since that time the following sums have been 
 raised, viz : 
 
 Painting interior of Parsonage 921 87 
 
 Lalraur and material to foundation of do 25 00 
 
 Clergyman's stipend in cash 4325 
 
 inkind 2104 
 
 For Church Society 11 69 
 
 OHfertory from Easter to Chi-istmaa 25 29 
 
 Total S14834 
 
 Within the past year the limits of this Mission have been contracted, 
 while an increase of one hundred dollars a year is required to the amount 
 
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 contributed to the Clergyman's snlarj. Thi9, with the light harvest of the 
 past season, will account for the small amount raised for the Church 
 Society. 
 
 I have to thank the congregation for many substantial proofs of a 
 kindly feeling towards myself and family during our short residence 
 here. 
 
 • COTE DES NEIGES, MONTREAL. 
 
 Rbv. G. Hkaton reports : — This Church, which was opened for Divine 
 Service, according to the orders of the Church of England and Ireland, 
 every Sunday afternoon, on the 22nd of last May, seems to have fully 
 answered all the purposes of its erection. During the summer, the con- 
 gregations were large. Since the winter set in the number has never 
 fallen much below thirty. 
 
 As the pecuniary difficulties attendant on the undertaking have not 
 been wholly surmounted, it has been thought sound discretion not to 
 ask for contributions to the Church Society this year. 
 
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 ♦COWANSVILLE. 
 
 Rbv. J. C. Davidson reports : — Pleasing indications of God's blessing 
 attending His appointed ordinance? appear in the increase of the con- 
 gregations, and in the cheerful, friendly spirit universally prevailing in 
 this Mission. We have had a much larger accession to our members 
 through the Sacrament of Baptism than in any previous year. 
 
 I mention with every feeling of appreciation the kindly sympathy 
 everywhere evinced in the sore affliction which, during the year, has 
 fallen upon me and my family. 
 
 Subscriptions and Collections : 
 
 Church Society f 40 17 
 
 Missionary Collection 2 47 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund. . 2 73 
 
 Weelcly Collections-Trinity Churcli 52 50 
 
 ChristChurch 9 20 
 
 Pew Rents— Trinity 70 00 
 
 Clergyman's support 224 00 
 
 Total , «401 07 
 
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 ♦EDWARDSTOWN. 
 
 Rev. E. G. Sutton writes : — The financial report of the Mission is as- 
 follows : 
 
 Subscription to Church Society 17 50 
 
 Special Collections 3 35} 
 
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 Offertory 82 21J 
 
 Hiasionary support 60 30 
 
 Lockl Church objects 97 14i 
 
 Total fl90 61i 
 
 This ia considerably less than last year, but it will fluctuate each year- 
 according to circumstances. Much depends upon faithful, zealous and 
 diligent collectors : if these are wanting, many will be passed by un- 
 asked, and the amount will proportionably suffer. Great complaints are 
 made as to the scarcity of money, and perhaps it may be true to some 
 extent ; though with many it is always scarce when required for reli- 
 gious purposes. I have to report some instances of kindness and libe- 
 rality, and on the other hand of cold-heortedness and indifference. I 
 fear the latter rather predominates. Many local Church objects hare been 
 attempted and accomplished ; for which success we should feel grateful 
 to that God who never fails to help those who serve him. Among these 
 has lately been the procuring of a harmonium for Edwardstown Church. 
 In this, as with other objects, we look in vain along the list of subscri- 
 bers for the names of able men — able indeed to give plentifully, but un- 
 happily, unwilling to help. It has however been accomplished, thank 
 God, and without proving burdensome to any, except to one. 
 
 The Missionary's work is greatly assisted by those who offer their 
 time and abilities towards sacred objects ; acting as voluntary collec- 
 tors ; helping in Divine service with musical talents ; working in the 
 Sunday-school with all its discouragements of parents' indifference, as 
 teachers, and striving to collect the neglected lambs of the flock that 
 they may be fed with the word of life. In this connection it is but just 
 that I sbould thankfully acknowledge the regular and devoted services 
 of Miss Wheatley. 
 
 *ELY. 
 
 Rev. a. Fortin reports : — This new Mission, which at present is held 
 in conjunction with Waterloo, has hardly become strong enough to do 
 anything beyond meeting its own claims. No collection was made this 
 year for the Church Society, the Mission being not yet fully organized ; 
 but next year, we hope to be able to do something for the Church 
 Society. 
 
 The amount subscribed is $140 : of this amount $100 are subscribed 
 by the non-resident proprietors, Mr. W. F. Coflfin, and the Heirs Boston. 
 Their wish is that the settlers may have the means of grace. We are- 
 about to take steps towards building a parsonage. Mr. Coffin has 
 offered a lot of ten acres for a site. The flock is small, but as I am. 
 also partly paid by the Sabrevois Mission Society, I find plenty to do ia. 
 endeavouring to place the truth before my fellow-countrymen. 
 
 
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In thia part of my work I know I shall hare to wait— but I am auro 
 in Qod's own time the work will be blessed. 
 
 •GRENVILLE. 
 
 R«v. F. S. Nktk writes : — For years past, this section of country baa 
 been retrograding in both material and social prosperity, from a com:bi- 
 nation of causes ; among which may be enumerated the removal of the 
 military, and of many artisans, on the completion of the public works ; 
 the diversion of the public travel from this route to the St. Lawrence ; 
 the unfavorable nature of the soil for agricultural pursuits ; but, above 
 all, the persistent opposition of the inhabitants to the levying of 
 municipal school taxes. 
 
 From the last cause, the roads are always out of repair, and in a 
 population of Wo thousand, there are not much more than forty or fifty 
 children who attend any school, for either secular or religious instructidh. 
 These are diflSculties which I experience beyond any of my brethren in 
 the Diocese. During the past summer, travelling in my Mission was 
 more than usually difficult. The spring freshets carried away the bridge 
 on " the Rouge," a wide and rapid river, as well as another on a smaller 
 stream (the Salmon River), and for some months I was obliged to sWim 
 my horse across the former, when my duties took me to the Augmenta- 
 tion, and to gc by steamer to La Petite Nation, putting my people to the 
 trouble of taking me from one station to another. 
 
 I have heretofore explained that, with the exception of a few old resi- 
 dents, our people are poor ; and also expressed my fears that their 
 contributions had reached their maximum. The financial statement 
 will show that they are at least as good as in former years. 
 
 Collections for Church Society. 
 
 Collections for Church Society »35 12 
 
 After Sermons 600 
 
 Towards MisHionary support 184 85 
 
 Insurance of Churches 10 88 
 
 " Parsonage 29 12 
 
 Total f265 47 
 
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 •HEMMINGFORD. 
 
 Rbv. E. Duvkrnkt writes : — For three months of the year now draw- 
 ing to a close, I was unable, through severe illness, to perform ady 
 Missionary duty, and I have now to express my devout gratitude to 
 Almighty God for comparative restoration to health and strength. The 
 services during this period were but few, and this accounts for a .«iaHill 
 deficiency in the offertory collections, as compared with last year. I am 
 
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 liappy, however, to report that the present condition of the Mission is as 
 prosperous at least, as at any former period of its existence. We bad 
 two successful Missionary meetings in aid of the Diocesan Mission Fund, 
 and I must here express my thankfulness to the Rev. J. Irwih, and 
 several Clergy of the Deanery, for their able assistance on these 
 occasions. The debt of £125 on St. Luke's Church has been reduced 
 to £50, principally by subscriptions taken up in Montreal through the 
 exertions of Mrs. Besant and Mrs. Coates, and by a donation from W. B. 
 Johnson, Esq. 
 
 My people did good service this year on the Glebe, and the yield, in 
 consequence, was much larger than for many years past. 
 
 Number of Communicants, 56 ; Baptisms during the year, 20 ; 
 Marriage, 1 ; Interments, 10. 
 
 Reduction of debt on St. Luke's Church »250 00 
 
 Pew routi* 80 00 
 
 Towards Clergyman's support 69 00 
 
 Annual subscription to Church Society 20 00 
 
 Missionary purposes 16 50 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 3 26 
 
 Offertory 50 00 
 
 Total .«488 75 
 
 *KILDARE. 
 
 Rev. W. M. Sbabobxe reports : — During the three years I have now 
 been in Kildare we have seen, for so small a community, much of the 
 vicissitudes of human life. 
 
 In the years 1862-3 we had an unusual amount of mortality, by 
 which a number of our oldest settlers were taken away, some of 
 them very suddenly, and it certainly was most providential that a 
 minister had been appointed that could be at hand at so trying a time. 
 And during this year that is now ending, a number of our young people 
 have entered into the holy estate of matrimony, thus filling, and we hope 
 with credit and Christian devotedness, the places vacated the year 
 before. 
 
 My usual course of duty is a service every Sunday morning at Kildare, 
 before which I always teach Sunday-school, if not unavoidably pre- 
 vented. In the afternoon, I have a fortnightly service at de Ramsay, 
 before which I also teach Sunday-school, except during the time Mr. 
 Rot remained there. Here, we have a very good congregation for so 
 limited aProtestant population. I have also a fortnightly service at Lake 
 Cluky till other arrangements can be made for the town of Joliette 
 (Industry). The congregation, however, is very small. In addition to 
 these, during the summer I took charge of St. Gabriel de Brandon, assisted. 
 
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 by Mr. Jambs H. Dixon, who proved himself a very valuable aid ; but of 
 this lam now relieved, as the Rev. Benj. P. Lewis has been appointed 
 to that Mission. 
 
 The congregation at Kildare is good, and at the late confirmation tour 
 of His Lordship the Bishop, thirty-three were confirmed, against 
 thirteen, three years previous. But in a pecuniary point of view, the 
 three years have been very trying. During the year 1862, I received 
 from the Church Society, £80, but most of the money from the people 
 came in only in 1863, and was then due for my horse ; a d the farm, owing 
 to its exhausted state and late sowing, was a loss to n. of fifty dollars. 
 
 I am now, however, most happy to say that there is a prospect of 
 things taking a change for the better, as seventy-eight acres of the land 
 is sold ; but the failure of the crop, &c., for the three years past, has 
 left me in considerable difficulty and debt. 
 
 •MILLE ISLES AND MORIN. 
 
 Rev. Joseph Mkbbick.— Owing to the continued mercy and care of our 
 Heavenly Father, I am permitted, as yo-^r Missionary here, to report to 
 the Society of the work carried on during the past year. 
 
 Service has been held in each Church on the Lord's Day, morning and 
 evening alternately ; with Sunday-schools ; and during the week Bible- 
 classes, and a Singing-class, together with Cottage Lectures, upon 
 which both old and young attend, who otherwise are prevented from 
 being able to avail themselves of the privilege of attending upon any of 
 the ministrations of the Church. 
 
 I am thankful to be able to say (though I am not without discourage* 
 '..i^ its and diflSculties) that there are evidences of more spiritual life and 
 a greater interest being manifested among the people in the work of the 
 Church, in this part of the Lord's vineyard. , 
 
 * In taking a review of the varied labours and difficulties through which 
 I have had to pass, I can say, hitherto the Lord hath helped me. May 
 the Great Head of the Church be with us and bl<;ss our labours, and open 
 up the way for the preaching of His blessed Gospel, that the " wilder- 
 ness " may " rejoice and blossom as the rose." 
 
 Four Day Schools are in operation in the Mission wMch I have visited, 
 and a good work is being done. 
 
 During the year there have been 28 baptisms, 1 marriage, 4 burials, 
 10 candidates confirmed, and 22 communicants. 
 
 In this Mission, no subscriptions have been solicited in aid of the 
 Church Society this year, in consequence of local expenses, and work 
 performed in the erection of the Parsonage-house. A small Glebe, of 
 twelve arpents, has been purchased at an expense of about $90. One 
 instalment of $20 has been paid from funds collected by me, and another 
 by the congregation is now about' being made. 
 
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 The Parsonage-house, and out-offices, stable, 4c., are advancing to- 
 ■wards completion. 
 
 This is one of the poorest Missions in the Diocese : many families are 
 destitute, and none well-oif. The faithful and self-denying labours for 
 years, of the Rev. Mr. Griffin (a part of whose extensive Mission this 
 was), must not be forgotten here. He not only labours for souls, but 
 also administers medicine, to the great relief of many of our people. 
 
 We beg to return thanks to our respected Chief Pastor, the Bishop, 
 for service books for both Churches, and Bibles and Prayer Books for 
 distribution : and desire, also, to return thanks to kind friends in this 
 Diocese, and that of Quebec, who kindly contributed to the Parsonage 
 and Glebe Fund. 
 
 Many acts of kindness, the Missionary records from several friends, 
 and especially from Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Gibb, and Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. 
 H. L. RooTH, of Montreal. 
 
 The following are the subscriptions and collections for the past year : 
 
 HiJ.LB ISLES. 
 
 Towards support of Minister, together with $13 returned before in 
 
 Report of 1863 «38 50 
 
 For local purposes, by the Congregation, in materials and work.. . 63 00 
 
 Sunday Offertory, 7 50 
 
 Towards purchasing an Instrument for Church 15 74 
 
 Total f 124 74 
 
 MORIW. 
 
 Towards support of Minister f43 00 
 
 For local purposes, by the Congregation, in materials and labour . 53 00 
 
 Sunday Offertory 3 00 
 
 For a Family whose house and crop was destroyed by fire . . 3 00 
 
 Towards purchasing a Bell for Church 16 00 
 
 Total : . . . f 118 00 
 
 For local purposo<i, by friends in Montreal and Quebec Dioceses .. . f826 06 
 Missionary's own Subscription, paid to Treasurer Church Society. . 7 50 
 Hille Isles and Morin Congregations, as above 242 74 
 
 Total, 1576 30 
 
 
 
 •MONTREAL. 
 
 Rev. J, Irwin reports : — i 
 
 The Jail. — The Sunday services have been regularly continued during 
 the past year, with the exception of three occasions, on account of the 
 illness of the Chaplain. In making his report to the Church Society, the 
 latter has to regret that more evident fruit from his labours does not 
 appear ; but it must be remembered that the prisoners are, in the major- 
 ity of instances, confined for short periods, and hence the work is more 
 
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 directly a work of faith than might otlierwise be tlio case. Tlie con- 
 gregation generally number between 50 and 100, are remarkably atten- 
 tive, and join invariably in the responses and in singing. A few 
 instances where serious impressions rested on the prisoners' minds have 
 come to the knowledge.of the Chaplain ; but these are rare, and until 
 the building is enlarged and is made more of a penal institution than it 
 can be rendered at present, abundant success is hardly to be hoped for. 
 
 •NEW GLASGOW AND KILKENNY. 
 
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 Rrv. H. B. Wrav. — At this station the Missionary reports favourably 
 of the spiritual condition of his people, and believes he sees some fruits 
 of the past labours of his predecessors and himself during the period of 
 twenty-four years. He regrets that the contributions to the Church 
 Society are less than in former years, owing, it is thought, to a success- 
 ful effort to raise the the resident Clergyman's stipend. 
 
 In these poor Missions, the Glebe is supposed to form a considerable 
 part of a Minister's support. In the present case it is rather a source of 
 outlay, and, perhaps, unprofitable labour, owingto the quite exhausted 
 and fenceless condition of the land. Where labour is so expensive, 
 Glebe-land of an inferior quality is no profit to a Minister, unless 
 he works himself. It is questionable, however, considering the ten- 
 dencies of our age, if Missionaries who are obliged to work with 
 their hands to provide the necessaries of life, will effect the object of 
 their Mission, and in their official capacity, command tluit respect which 
 is essential to ministerial usefulness. 
 
 I might, in connection with this subject, remind our Mission Board of 
 the words of a faithful and ingenuous writer of other times, a Fellow of 
 Oxford, who ventured to suggest to the Conservatives of his day, that 
 " the people will not discriminate, they will despise religion and morals 
 when they see the teachers of them poor, mean and neglected." The 
 clergy would more benefit and reform the people, if the Church took 
 care to better their position. 
 
 The results of last year, when viewed in connection with the many 
 disadvantages and local difficulties which this Mission has to contend 
 with, are not altogether unsatisfactory. The gross amount raised, 
 although small, exceeds that of any former year. A Sunday-school has 
 been established solely by the praiseworthy exertions of a few young 
 persons. The people have rendered good help in agricultural work and 
 making the Parsonage comfortable, indeed habitable. Nine acres of new 
 land have been itmnpeil, and, for the most part, substantially fenced. 
 For which kind and timely aid I here record my acknowledgment and 
 thanks. . . , * . 
 
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 The Bum^ raised in the past jear are as follows : 
 
 MKW OLAHQOW. 
 
 Aanual gubsoriptlon to Church Society tS OO 
 
 Collection for Widows and Orphans 1 SQ 
 
 " for another Mission 60 
 
 Oflbrtory Collections 10 00 
 
 By Mrs. W. Brophy towards plastering rarsonage a 00 
 
 By W. Brophy 4000 laths 4 00 
 
 Towards 8U|)port of Missionary 90 00 
 
 , Boolcs for Hmduy-school 5 00 
 
 Total $120 70 
 
 KILKKNNV. 
 
 Annual subscription to Church 8 jcioty 97 60 
 
 Collection for Widows' and Crp'ians' Fund 1 00 
 
 Sunday Collections 4 60 
 
 To another Mission 1 40 
 
 Repairing ceiling of Church 1 60 
 
 Towards support of Missionary 81 00 
 
 Total «217 70 
 
 •NORTH CLARENDON, THORNE, AND LESLIE. 
 
 Rbv. C. H. Lancaster writes : — Having only recently been placed in 
 charge of this Mission, that is, since its separation from the South portion 
 of the Mission of Clarendon, I am unable to report any great amount of 
 actual work effected apart from the usual routine of Missionary duty. 
 The Mission is at present without Church or Parsonage ; the people bow- 
 ever have made some efforts to supply this want. The Church at Tborne, 
 the walls of which were raised during the incumbency of Mr. Codd, is now 
 coTered in, and I trust with the help of the promised grant of $100, and in 
 the hope of obtaining further outside assistance, I may be able to complete 
 the building so far as to make it available for service in the ensuing spring. 
 Little or nothing, beyond manual labour, has been contributed by the 
 people towards its completion, and that, as too often is the case, has 
 fallen heavily upon some half dozen or so of the most zealous. Since, 
 however, the appointment of Churchwardens, mattei:3 in this portion of 
 the Mission have been placed upon a more satisfactory footing j^and I look 
 forward hopefully to the coming year producing effects of a more cheering 
 character, the fruits of a newly awakened interest and a more hearty 
 co-operation in the work of our beloved Church. In North Clarendon 
 an acre of land has been given for a Church, and a further grant of three 
 acres, more or less, for a Parsonage-house, a beautiful spot on the 
 margin of a lake. The people have, with praiseworthy zeal, already pre- 
 pared log» for the Church, permission having been given me by the 
 irostees of the Egan estate to take what timber I required for the purpoee 
 
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 from their limits, wLich are close to tho intended aite. In the absence 
 of a fitting sanctuarj, I hold regular Sunday serrices at eight stations, 
 at all of which increasing congregations hare evinced a warm and 
 hearty appreciation of the services of the Church. At these stations, 
 Sunday-schools and Week-day Bible and Singing classes, have been 
 organized, are working well, and give promise of growth and stability. 
 As will be seen, but little money has been raised as yet for religious 
 purposes. The claims of the Church Society, have been forcibly laid 
 before my people ; tho present result is not what I could have wished it 
 to be, but I trust my next report will show a more general reciprocity 
 on the part of the members of my congregation. Tho amount up to tho 
 present time subscribed towards my salary would have been insufficient 
 to pay even for the keep of my horse. The people however have under- 
 taken to provide for it, and thus obviated the necessity of my parting 
 with the same, and discontinuing the services at my most distant stations. 
 The following are the details of the amounts raised during the past six 
 months : 
 
 Towards MiBsionary's salary 915 00 
 
 For Tliorno Church, iu Shingles and otherwise 29 25 
 
 For Church Society 9 26 
 
 Offertory i 00 
 
 Total $67 50 
 
 ♦NORTH WAKEFIELD MISSION. 
 
 Riv. JoBN SiAHAN reports : — Owing to this being the first year that 
 the people in these townships have bad the services of a Mission- 
 ary of the Church of England, it is impossible to give any correct 
 account or statement of the wants of this Mission, or the number of 
 those who may belong to or may be brought into the Church. Before 
 being relieved by the Rev. A. C. Nesbitt, whom the Bishop sent to 
 the Upper Gatineau, I held services in seven townships, over which 
 the year's travel amounts to 1875 miles, and in which Divine service 
 was held 356 times. Number of Baptisms, 82 ; Interments, 6 ; Marriages, 
 2 ; and number of families visited 208. More might have been done for 
 the Missionary Society, were it not, that we are now struggling to build 
 a Church, of which we are in the greatest possible need, since we have 
 absolutely no place at all suitable in which to meet for Divino worship 
 and the regular and decent administering of the Sacraments. I am 
 happy in acknowledging the good will of the people as evinced by 
 their general kindness, and by several donations. I am also rejoiced to 
 be able to state that the prospects of the church in this place are good, 
 if a Missionary be sustained. The congregations are increasing as the 
 Church in its purity is made known to them, and as they become 
 acquainted with her services. 
 
Sums raised in the Mission : 
 
 For Local purposon 9366 92 
 
 Cliuroti Misflioimry Socivty 3A 00 
 
 Offbrtory 10 25 
 
 WldowH' and OrpliaiW Fund 2 (K) 
 
 Total 1419 07 
 
 •ONSLOW. 
 
 Riv. F. Q. C. Brathwaitb reports : — Wliat should chiefly be noticed 
 in my report is the commencement during the year of three Churches, in 
 three different parts of the Mission : viz : one in the baclc settlement of 
 Onslow and Bristol ; one in the front of Bristol ; and one in the upper 
 end of Eardley. The buildings are to be log ones. The walls of each 
 are up, and we hope to go on with them in the spring. The three are 
 to be after one style. The plans have been drawn and most kindly given 
 tc us by Thomas Fuller, Esq ; the architect in charge of the Parliament 
 buildings at Ottawa. We take this opportunity of returning him our 
 heartiest thanks for bis kind and liberal gift. It need hardly be said 
 that the Churches, if only they can be finished according to the drawings, 
 will help exceedingly to improve their respective neighbourhoods, — this 
 in outward beauty. But we pray that the material building may be only 
 emblematical of the solid "beauty of holiness" that shall spring up in 
 the lives of those who shall worship God in these Churches. Each 
 Church will have a Church-yard attached to it.^ In Bristol, an acre of 
 ground was purchased for the site, for the sum of $32 : but in Onslow, 
 and Eardley, Mr. Richard Armitage, in the former township, and Mrs. 
 John W. McLean, in the latter, gave the one an acre the other nearly three- 
 fourths of an acre for Church and burial ground. Each of the three congre- 
 gations has worked well and liberally in preparing the logs, and getting 
 the walls of the buildings up. May the same holy feeling that has 
 prompted them to begin the Churches, lead them on, with God's blessing, 
 speedily to complete them I The Bristol congregation owe Mr. Benjamin 
 Moore, and his son Mr. William Moore, of Onslow, their very best thanks 
 for the effectual aid they gave in making the logs. While the several 
 congregations will do what they can in roofing and making habitable 
 the buildings, external aid is very mnch needed, and will be most 
 thankfully received from any one, whose heart God may stir up to help 
 us. It may be added here, as an additional reason for aid from those 
 who are able to help forward good works by something more practical 
 than good wishes, that the three congregations engaged in building 
 these Churches, are exceedingly poor, that they all belong to the poorer 
 class of farmers in a new and backward country, and that therefore 
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 for pecuniar/ a'uI, If they are to make tlicir Cliurcbes at all suitable for 
 worshipping God " decently and in order." 
 
 The next mutter of interest to the Mission this year, was a vist from 
 our Bishop, in May. Friday, May 27th, was the day appointed for the 
 Confirmation. A good congregation assembled to witness the administra- 
 tion of that holy rite. The number of persons confirmed was thirty- 
 four,— 18 men and youths, and 16 women and girls : of these 8 men and 
 9 women were over 20 years of age : the oldest woman confirmed was 
 (i'i, the oldest man 49. The candidates came from the three townshi >» 
 in the following proportions, — Onslow 6 men and youths, 11 women R>.d 
 girls, — 17 : Eardley, 10 men and youths, 4 women and girls, — 14 : Brigiol, 
 2 youths, 1 girl, — in all 34. In February a new station was taken up 
 in Onslow, t. e. at Steel's Scho.)l-houso, — fur the celebration of Divine 
 service, and in March a new one in Bristol, at Murray's School-house. 
 At the new station in Onslow, the congregation ranges from 20 to 30, 
 more or less; at the one In Bristol, from 45 to 55, more or less; the 
 latter congregation is attended by a good many Presbyterians. Tbo 
 station, at Hodden's school house, in Eardlcy, where a service 
 was held in a week day once in three weeks, was, in August, 
 given up to the new Missionary nt Alymer, to which mission it 
 legitimately belonj^s. It gets a service now on a Sunday. The 
 total attendance for the year at the Church and seven out-stations, 
 and a broken service at the eighth station, t. e. at Hodden's, in 
 Eardley, was 4616. The Church, of course, where services are most 
 frequent, was attended by 2121 persons. Of the out-stations, the back 
 settlements uf Onslow and Bristol services were the most fully attended 
 <702), the services at Riopel's, Bristol, the most scantily attended (265). 
 The total number of communicants in the Mission is 102 ; t. e. 38 men 
 and youths, 64 women and girls. 
 
 At this Church, there is an increase of communicants of 10 men and 23 
 women=33 over 1863; at McLean's, Eardley, a slight increase; at J. 
 Taber's, Onslow, a rather large decrease ; at the other stations a very slight 
 decrease. The number of Church members, in the Mission, including bap- 
 tized infants, is about 630. 
 
 The special offertories at the Church were, for Church Society (on con- 
 firmation day) $4-20 ; for Rev. Jabez Sim's Church debt, Huron Diocese, 
 $2.25 ; Diocesan Synod $1-30 ; Widows' andOrphans' Fund, $170 ; Clergy 
 Superanunation Fund, $1-15 ; Mission Fund of Church Society (Christ- 
 tnas day), $4*81. The number of Baptisms for the year is 34 ; Marriages, 
 4 ; Burials, 10 
 
 Table of Receipts for 1864. 
 
 Towards Missionary's stipend $200 05 
 
 rarsonago Fund 26 10 
 
 Uristol Cliurch Fund 124 33 
 
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 <;olloctc(l by » Friend for riiurohM 79 M 
 
 S. r«rclv»l, Enq., 'or Church Itmiw 00 
 
 Do. do. ror<niurohtM>ll 4 00 
 
 For Church boll 86 00 
 
 lly collootliiR llntK, for Church .Soototy 16 30 
 
 Wwkly omirtory at < "liuroh 49 M 
 
 SnoramflntHl Offi'rtorii<* : 
 
 Mol^tn'8 SchooNhouHo, Kardloy 2 20 
 
 Back Hottlomont of OhmIow and Drittol 1 49 
 
 J. Tabor'8 .School-houHo, ()niflow..> 124] 
 
 J. SUwl'B School'houMo, OnoloMr 1 10 
 
 Klopol'i) SohoolOiouHO, llrlitol 04 
 
 Pall for Funeralu, from W. «mlth, VJtq 5 CO 
 
 Stanley Smith for Sunday eoliool prizoK 1 00 
 
 Toward* Hymn Books for Churcli 75 
 
 Sunday-scliool prizes 3 40 
 
 Offortory at Rlop«l'n, Bristol, for Church Society 78 
 
 Do. Back settlomout of Onalow and Bristol, for do 84 
 
 Do. at Stool's SchoolOtouHo for do 83 
 
 Do. at J. Tuber's fordo 80 
 
 Do. at Mc Lean's for do 1 3C 
 
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 ♦PORTAGE DU FORT. 
 
 Rbv. J. Gbibblb writes : We have succeeded, during the past year, in 
 clearing our Gliurch of debt, and have aldo finished the seats. We still 
 need the tower and bell to complete the cdiiice. At the Confirmation 
 held here by the Lord liishop, '27 candidates renewed their baptismal 
 vows. Fifty-one Sunday morning services have been held in the Church, 
 with an average congregation uf 70 ; and 33 Sunday evening services, 
 with an average attendance of 50. Average attendance at week-day 
 services 31. Average number of communicants in Church 15, the 
 largest number at one time being 27, the smallest 9. My stipend is still 
 in arrears : I do not think, however, 1 can blame the ooiivregation for 
 this, as they are nearly all poor. 
 
 The amounts raised in the Portage congregation, arc as follows : 
 
 Collected for Clergyman's stipend .■ $227 32i 
 
 Sacramental Offertories to stipend 19 03 
 
 Ditto ditto Debt on Church 5 93 
 
 Weekly Offertories to Debt on Church, flnishing the Seats, 
 
 and current expenses 37 47 
 
 Collected for Church odiflco 16 77 
 
 Ditto ditto by J. Rimer, Esq., in 3Ionticnl 
 
 and Quebec 53 00 
 
 rrocoods of Sowing Society, and Soiree for Church 91 00 
 
 Collected for Debt on Window 18 00 
 
 Ditto Insurance 17 00 
 
 Ditto Church Society 18 00 
 
 Sermons for Missionary Fund 9 45 
 
 Ditto Widows' and Orphans' Fund 3 00 
 
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 The Church in Havelock was opened for public worship by the Lord 
 Bishop, on the 30th of May, when six persons received confirmation. The 
 interior arrangements of this Church are now complete, all but the 
 staining and the font ; we need also a bell. Thirty-six Sunday services 
 have been held here during the year ; average congregation 23 ; average 
 number of communicants 10. 
 
 The amounts raised here during the past year are : 
 
 Collected for Church edifice S33 00 
 
 Proceeds of Pic-nic for Church 45 00 
 
 Offertories devoted to Church 17 33 J 
 
 Collected for Clergyman's stipend 20 00 
 
 Ditto Church Society 9 75 
 
 Sermons for Missionary Fund 1 97 
 
 Ditto Widows' and Orphans' Fund 1 35 
 
 Total «128 90} 
 
 Week-day services, with average congregation of 20, have been held 
 
 on the Calumet Island, and at the Colonge and Black Rivers, which 
 
 stations are too far for me to reach on Sunday. 
 
 Collected for stipend on Calumet Island §18 45 
 
 Ditto ditto Colonge 19 25 
 
 The total amount raised in the Mission during the past year is $682.58. 
 
 The Holy Communion has been celebrated fifteen times in Portage, 
 twice in Havelock, and once in Black River. The number of commu- 
 nicants in the Mission is 71. Fifteen have become communicants during 
 the year. 
 
 Baptisms : — 27 infants, 1 adult ; Marriages, 5 ; Burials, 8. 
 
 ♦POTTON AND SOUTH BOLTON. 
 
 Rev. J. GoDDKN writes : Very seldom is the universally experienced 
 truth, that the Church is being planted in an enemy's territory, brought 
 more forcibly to the mind of the Missionary than when he attempts a 
 report of his year's work, and the state of his Mission. The retrospect is 
 never one of uninterrupted succesr ; and this, as might well be expected, 
 is true of this Mission ; for while we have a good deal to encourage — 
 taking the Mission as a whole — there is also much to discourage us. 
 The prevalence of error and of sin, and the painful lack of spirituality 
 and of deadness to the world, is, no doubt, a source of regret to every 
 Missionary, — nor am I an exception ; yet God is fulfilling His promise in 
 some degree that " His word shall not return unto Him roid." Through 
 the assistance of Mr. Fessenden — sent out by your Society — I have been 
 able to opec ^wo new, and, I trust, hopeful stations in Potton ; although 
 there are none of the people who sufficiently know the Church to join la 
 
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 her services. In Bolton tliere is an active interest manifested, and things 
 are looking very encouraging ; and I hope, by next September, to have a 
 new€hurch erected in the east part of that township, the people having 
 subscribed about $400 for that purpose. Divine service has been regu- 
 larly performed during the year. Twenty-five persons — eight adults and 
 seventeen children — have been baptized, which is an increase over any 
 former year. A class for candidates for ConPrmation is also formed. 
 Through the exertions of the ladies of Mansonville, to whose aid I have 
 been often indebted, St. Paul's Church has been thoroughly painted. I 
 am very thankful to be able to report an increase in the subscriptions to 
 the Missionary Society, although none have, as yet, been taken up in 
 Potton for the clergyman's support ; for this increase we are indebted 
 to Mr. Parker, Miss Ingram, and Miss Blanchard, of Potton ; and to Miss 
 Green and Miss Houldsworth of Bolton, who were our collectors. I can- 
 not close without acknowledging the great interest which Mrs. L. A. 
 Perkins and Mr. D. Manson have taken in leading the praises of God in 
 the congregation — the latter having played the melodeon ; and in con- 
 nection with this subject, I would remark, that the melodeon in each 
 Church is now played by a little girl, — at Bolton by a daughter of Mr. 
 Rexford, of only twelve years ; and at Mansonville by Mrs. Darling's 
 daughter, only eleven years of age. 
 
 The following are the amounts raised and subscribed : 
 
 rOTTOK. 
 
 Offertory $22 96 
 
 Missionary Society 29 48 
 
 I'roceeds of Pic-nic, partly through the aid of distant friends 62 86 
 
 Synod 1 83 
 
 Repairs of Church 6 55 
 
 $113 68 
 
 BOLTON. 
 
 Towards Clergyman's stipend $42 00 
 
 Offertory 15 57 
 
 Missionary Society 13 28 
 
 $70 85 
 
 •SUTTON. 
 
 Rev. J. Smith writes : — Your Missionary entered upon the duties o 
 this Mission on the Ist April, being his first sole charge. He feels encou- 
 raged by the lively interest manifested in promoting the diflPerent objects 
 for the benefit of the Mission. The subject of a partial Endowment 
 Fund is now under consideration, but as the necessary arrangements 
 are not completed, it cannot be reported at this time. A new fence has 
 been placed before the Parsonage, and lumber procured for fencing 
 'Glebe ; funds are also being raised for repairs of Church property. At 
 
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 Abercorn the Church Building Committee are prosecuting their labours 
 with zeal and vigour. The local subscriptions are liberal, amounting to 
 nearly $1000. This, with a little aid from the friends of the Church 
 who are willing to help those who help themselves, will enable the 
 committee to complete their Church at an early period. A neat design 
 has been furnished by Messrs. Lawford & Nelson, architects, Montreal. 
 The services of the sanctuary are well attended — communicants 
 on Christmas day 23. The Sunday-schools also are doing important 
 service, numbering over 100 scholars. Fifty volumes have been added 
 to the library. The Financial Committee have been unwearied in their 
 exertions to raise the sum guaranteed to their Missionary, a source of 
 grateful satisfaction to him. He has also to record many considerate 
 acts of kindness. 
 
 The following is the statement of subscriptions : 
 
 Church Society » 24 76 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 3 85 
 
 Ladies' Sewing Society 47 00 
 
 rarsonage fence 89 50 
 
 Subscription towards Missionary's support 282 10 
 
 Diocesan Synod 140 
 
 Brome Woods Church 26 00 
 
 Sunday collections from 1st >Iay 9 54 
 
 Sacramental collections 3 19 
 
 Insurance 7 50 
 
 Sunday-school Library 9 00 
 
 Total $453 83 
 
 ABBOTTSFORD.— iVo Report. 
 UPTON AND ST. HYACINTH.~.Vo Report. 
 
 BEDFORD. 
 
 Rkv. G. Slack.— The Missionary at Bedford, in forwarding his annual 
 Report and list of subscriptions to the Diocesan Church Society, would 
 desire to excuse the apparent smallness of their amount by the fact that 
 a great deal has been required to put the interior of the Ciiurch and the 
 Parsonage, with its surroundings, into a proper state of repair. The 
 Ladies' Association has been unwearied in its devotion to the accom- 
 plishment of this object. By their exertions during the past summer, 
 the interior of the Church has been handsomely grained in black oak ; 
 a new pulpit and reading desk, with a table for the Holy Communion, 
 and handsome altar rails placed in the chancel, for which they have 
 al>;o provided a carpet of ecclesiastical pattern, with hangings of crim- 
 son cloth for the pulpit and reading desk ; besides laying down cocoa- 
 
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 nut matting in the aisles and vestibule of the Church. The congregation 
 of St. James' Church have here to thank the Hon< Justice McCord for a 
 present of an altar cover of crimson cloth, with gold-colored fringe, 
 having the sacred monogram in front. The Church has been also fur- 
 nished with twelve kerosene lamps, with appropriate fittings. There 
 may be mentioned, in addition, a pair of substantial and well-executed 
 chairs for the chancel, costing $10 each, one of which was presented by 
 Gborob Cloyes, jun., the other by a friend. Thus the members and 
 friends of the Church have been exerting themselves in various ways to 
 put their Church into a condition becoming a house consecrated to the 
 worship of God. An Offertory collection amounting to $34 77 (of 
 which $15 have been appropriated to the purchase of vessels for the 
 Holy Communion); $3 55 collected after sermon, for general purposes, 
 and $5 10 for Widows' and Orphans' Fund, together with $27 75 of 
 annual subscriptions to the Church Society, constitutes the amount 
 raised during the past year in this Mission =: $91 17. A handsome 
 stained glass window, the gift of a widow lady in England, a relative 
 of the Incumbent — one of Mr. Spence's tasteful productions — has been 
 placed in the chancel. 
 
 BROME. 
 
 Rbv. R. Lindsay. — During the year past the work of the Mission has 
 gone on quietly, and I trust prosperously. Our subscription to the 
 Brome Woods Mission has been successfully raised by a special effort. 
 During the summer we had seven Sunday-schools in operation. Services 
 in the two Churches of the Mission every Sunday, and at four out-stations 
 once a fortnight. Tlie additional Sunday-schools and services were 
 carried on by Mr. Fessexden, who was partly paid from the endowment 
 fund of the Mission. One Sunday-school at a distance was conducted 
 by a lay member of the Church at Knowlton. We have had a larger 
 number of adult baptisms than usual. Did all the members of our con- 
 gregations give thought and care to the inierests of the Church com< 
 mitted to them, — if they not only prayed " Thy kingdom come," but also 
 strove for its extension, we should have a much greater work to report. 
 
 During the year past we have collected for — 
 
 The Cliurch Socioty 8S216 84 
 
 Missionary purposes 8 73 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' 6 00 
 
 Local purposes 510 00 
 
 Total »739 57 
 
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 BUCKINGHAM. 
 
 Rbv. J. Babin reports : — As I have been in cliarge of the Mission only 
 a few months, I am unable to furnish an account of what has been done 
 
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 prior to the death of the Rev. Wm. Morris. Yet it will not be amiss to 
 state that this Mission has sustained a serious loss in the death of its 
 hard-working pastor ; and ns the present Missionary is obliged to teach 
 a Day-school to form a competent salary, some of the important duties 
 the late Missionary performed, have in consequence been suspended. 
 
 All I have to report is, that $190 were raised during the year for the 
 vlergyman's salary. 
 
 CHAMBLY.—iV'o Report. 
 
 CHRISTIEVILLE. 
 
 Rbv. J. A. MACLEOD writes :— It is with gratitude to Almighty God 
 that we witness a still-increasing interest in the affairs of our Church in 
 this Parish. 
 
 In our last year's Report, we mentioned that the sum of $80 bad been 
 obtained as the result of a " Christmas Tree," towards the purchase of 
 matting for the aisles of the Church. This effort created a general de- 
 sire on the part of the congregation to have the interior of the Ghurcli 
 entirely renewed ; and it was finally resolved, at the Easter and subse- 
 quent special vestry meetings, to i,airy it into effect. Messrs. Rtder, 
 Casson, and Pbarson were appointed a building committee, to superintend 
 the proposed repairs and improvements. 
 
 The Church was closed during the progress of the work, and the Sun- 
 day services were continued as usual in our commodious school-room. 
 
 The more important improvements may be mentioned. The interior of 
 the walls of the Church, heretofore plastered on the stone, have been 
 entirely lathed and plastered, and painted stone gray. The woodwork 
 has been all painted anew ; cocoa matting has been laid down in the 
 aisles and pews ; new coverings and trimmings have been provided for 
 the pulpit, reading desk, and communion table ; two very suitable oak 
 chairs have been placed in the chancel ; a substantial porch has been 
 erected before the door, and the spire shingled and painted. These, with 
 some less important changes, render our Church, at present, very com- 
 plete, both in appearance and comfort. The entire expenoiture amounts 
 to $558. The Christmas Tree above alluded to, and a special subscrip- 
 tion, yielded $238, and a debt has been incurred amounting to $320. 
 We are thankful to state that the proceeds of our 1864 Christmas Tree 
 enables us to reduce this to $220. Great credit is due to the ladies 
 of the congregation, whose exertions and liberality rendered the 
 Christmas Tree successful. We feel also thankful to Miss Cousins for 
 lier willing and constant services at the melodeon. 
 
 . Subjoined is a statement of the sums contributed during the year : 
 
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 Subscription* to Cliurch Socipty f 42 80 
 
 Sermon for Missionarv purposes. 3 38 
 
 " " W. and O. Fund 4 80 
 
 Contributions towards Cliurch repairs 170 50 
 
 Proceeds of 1864 Christmas Tree 100 00 
 
 Oflfertory 18 00 
 
 Pew Bents 85 00 
 
 Sunday collections 18 00 
 
 Sunday-school 5 00 
 
 Collected by Rev. 3Ir. Fyles, for Church at Bronic Woods. 56 00 
 
 Parsonage at Pembroke, C. W 20 00 
 
 Mrs. Christie and Mr. Jones, for Sabrevois Mission 240 00 
 
 Total .* #763 48 
 
 CLARENCEVILLE.— A"o Report. 
 
 COTEAU DU LAC. 
 
 Rev. T. a. Young, — The contributions for local purposes in this Mis- 
 sion are much larger this year than usual. This is owing to a Bazaar 
 which was held in the village in the month of July. It was projected 
 by the ladies of the congregation, who all united in a most exemplary 
 and praiseworthy manner in the entire management and responsibility 
 of the undertaking. 
 
 The principal object being the raising of funds to make some necessary 
 repairs to the Church, and to procure a carpet, trimmings, and other 
 decorations for the chancel, it proved a great success — the handsome 
 sum of $275, being realized, which has enabled us to make a great many 
 improvements to the Church. A very gratifying circumstance connected 
 with the Bazaar was the voluntary support given it by a large number 
 of Roman Catholics, who purchased a great many of the articles. 
 
 The ladies also have formed this winter a sewing society, which they 
 intend to continue every year, and in the event of its prospering they 
 look forward to its enabling us to meet all contingencies. 
 
 The following sums were raised in this Mission, for Church purposes 
 during the year : 
 
 Subscriptions to Church Society. .*. 820 75 
 
 Missionary purposes 4 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 3 75 
 
 Towards Clergyman's stipend 50 00 
 
 Pew Rents 42 50 
 
 Poor Fund 9 27 
 
 Offertory 20 03 
 
 Proceeds of Bazaar 275 00 
 
 Total $425 30 
 
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 DUNHAM. 
 Vbn. J. Scott, D.D. — The amount of contribution to support the min- 
 istrations of the Church during the pnst year, actually paid in, is very 
 considerably above what we have hitherto done. The stipend of an 
 Assistant Minister in the Parish has, to a great extent, been raised here j 
 and sums have been pledged towards an endowment fund, "mounting to 
 about twenty-seven hundred dollars, inclusive of a bequest of five hun- 
 dred dollars, from Edward Rykerd, a native and resident of this Parish, 
 prematurely removed from us by death, who by that act of piety 
 expressed his sense of gratitude for having had made known to him the 
 way of salvation through Jesus Christ, in the ministrations of the Church, 
 which he desired to contribute towards maintaining and perpetuating for 
 the blessing and salvation of all the coming generations of men in his 
 native parish. Would that there were more frequently aflforded such 
 evidence, by the professed disciples of Christ, of their love of the ever- 
 lasting Gospel, which is able to make us wise unto salvation. 
 
 The contributions of the Parish are as follows : 
 
 Towards Assistant Miiiipter's salary Sf500 00 
 
 • Incidental expenses 40 00 
 
 Missionary Collections 10 75 
 
 Widows and Orplians 6 62 
 
 Insurance of Church property 15 68 
 
 Synod expenses 3 00 
 
 Offertory 21 00 
 
 Annual Subscription 72 00 
 
 Total $669 05 
 
 FRELIGHSBURGH. 
 Rev. J. B. Davidson writes— It is a ground of satisfiiction to find that 
 the contributions to the Church Society, notwithstanding various unfa- 
 vorable influences, have fully equalled those of the previous year. The 
 Curate, through severe family affliction, was forced to be absent for sev- 
 eral months, during which time the aged Rector was enabled to keep up, 
 without mutilation, the full morning service. For the remainder of the 
 year there have been uninterrupted services, morning and evening on 
 Sundays, as also morning service on every Friday in Lent, and on other 
 chief Festivals. . 
 
 The following is a summary of the financial doings of the Parish : 
 
 Curate's stipend, from tlie Rector f 320 83 
 
 Do do from tlie Parisli 245 25 
 
 Church Society subscriptions 52 76 
 
 Collection for Mission Fund of Society 7 62J 
 
 Collection for Widows' and Orphans' Fund 6 86 
 
 Diocesan Synod 5 87 
 
 Sunday and Communion collections 75 57 
 
 Total $714 25i 
 
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 GORE. 
 
 Rev. Joseph Griffin. — In rendering a Report of the Mission under my 
 charge, I feel thankful in being able to state, that, under the Divine 
 blessing, the Missionary operations during, the past year have been 
 attended with a degree of success. 
 
 In each of our Churches and stations, the attendance has been good ; 
 the progress of the people in the truth of the Gospel is pleasing, and I may 
 say that, in some a growth of grace is apparent ; from which we cannot 
 but be greatly encouraged to proceed, placing our whole trust and reli- 
 ance on the Great Head of the Church, knowing that He who has begun 
 this work will surely accomplish it unto the end, and that our labour shall 
 not be in vain. 
 
 It is a source of great happiness to me, that the West Gore Church is 
 now completed, consecrated, and out of debt. Divine service is cele- 
 brated there and at Wentworth, every alternate Sunday. 
 
 Looking at the circumstances of this poor congregation, the erection 
 of so commodious a Church may bo justly said to be a great undertake 
 ing. 
 
 But with much to be thankful for, we have many things to afflict and 
 try us. Owing to the great drought during last summer, there has been 
 a complete failure of the grain crops ; so that the people have not been 
 able to subscribe as liberally as they could wish to the Diocesan Church 
 Society. However, I do hope that a benign Providence Avill enable 
 them to manifest their gratitude to God and His Church by a long and 
 liberal Subscription list, every future year, to the many excellent objects 
 of the Church Society. 
 
 During the past year there have been twenty-eight baptisms. Our 
 communicants number 110. 
 
 Missionary's subscription $7 50 
 
 Collected for Missionary purposes 6 66 
 
 Do Widows' and Orphans' Fund 12 10 
 
 Do Ciiurch Society 16 50 
 
 Total remitted to Treasurer $41 75 
 
 Daring 1864, we have collected for local purposes : 
 
 Liquidating of debt on St. Johu's Church 24 75 
 
 Stove pipes, &c., for Holy Trinity Church 13 90 
 
 Insurance of two Churches and Parsonage 14 95 
 
 Sunday and special collections for Church purposes 17 50 
 
 Total 811095 
 
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 HULL. 
 Ret. J. Johnston. — In presenting the Report of this Mission for the 
 present year, I have not so favourable a statement to make respecting the 
 
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 amounts collected as miglit be wished. But when we consider the cir- 
 cumstances of the Mission this will not appear strange. The old Mission 
 of Hull and Aylmer was divided last July into two ; the Rev. F. Codd 
 having been appointed to the Aylmer Mission. By this arrangement the 
 Tillage of Aylmer, with a portion of the Township of Hull, and the whole 
 of the Township of Eardley, have been separated from the old Mission. 
 The present Mission of Hull includes the small village of Hull, with a 
 portion of the township in the rear, and a part of Templeton. In the 
 village of Hull the Protestant population is as yet very small, and with 
 the exception of three or four families, those who attend the Church 
 there are of the working classes, and generally very poor. It is, not- 
 withstanding, an important station for the Church to retain, as from its 
 locality it must before many years become a populous place. Chelsea, 
 where I hold divine service generally every Sunday morning, is distant from 
 Hull Church in a straight line, about eight or nine miles ; but by the road, 
 which I am obliged to take every Sunday in going to and returning from 
 Hull Church, and then to Chelsea, I have to travel about twenty miles. 
 The distance will be much shortened, when the clergyman can procure 
 a house in Hull village. The population in and around Chelsea has 
 always been and still is composed almost exclusively of dissenters from 
 the Church; but there has been such a large attendance of worshippers 
 every Sunday evening when I have attended there, that I am not without 
 hopes of yet seeing the Church take root among them. I have not as yet 
 been able to call upon the people in Chelsea or Templeton for contribu- 
 tions. During the winter, however, I shall not fail to lay before them 
 the claims of the Church. In Hull, we have raised during the present 
 year : 
 
 For repairs of Hull Church $60 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 4 00 
 
 Missionary purposes 6 00 
 
 Clergyman's stipend 100 00 
 
 Insuring Church at Hull 6 33 
 
 »176 33 
 I hope also during the coming year to be able to do something towards 
 the erection of a house for the Minister in Hull, the want of which is so 
 much felt — there being no building in the place to which he could 
 remove. The number of communicants in Hull Church is twenty-two, 
 and this, out of the small congregation worshipping there, is a larger pro- 
 portion than is usual in most congregations. 
 
 Upon the whole I feel encouraged to hope that through the blessing 
 of God the Church in this Mission will widen and deepen her influ- 
 ence during the coming year. 
 
 HUNTINGDON. 
 Rev. p. Bcrt reports : — On the recurrence of the annual call of the 
 
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 Society I again chronicle a few of the most prominent items of Cliur(h 
 affairs in connection with this large Mission. With pleasure I record 
 that the year has passed in peace and quietness, and yet with as much 
 success and progress as heretofore. Our congregations keep up ; and 
 with the aid of Mrs. Bradford, a superintendent and teacher among u3 
 of some years' standing, my Sundtvy-scliool also progresses. 
 
 My Wardens have cheerfully rendered every aid, and manifest a busi- 
 ness-like zeal in the temporalities of the Church. The list of communi- 
 cants shows an increase, and numbers 102 ; Infants baptized have been 
 27 ; and Funerals 10 ; whilst at regular times Divine service has been 
 celebrated on 108 occasions, in four different stations. Some of the 
 people, at Christmas, made my daughter i present for leading the praise 
 of God on Sundays at the harmonium. A lady, member of St. George's, 
 Montreal, presented Hinchinbrooke Church with a chalice for the use of 
 the Table of the Lord. The proceeds of another successful soiree have 
 freed us from debt, so that we now hold the deeds of the Glebe lot r ..a 
 of the addition to the burying-ground. $30 also have been expended in 
 new-fencing, and by "socials" we have obtained and laid out on the 
 Parsonage some dollars. At St. Paul's Church window-blinds have been 
 furnished ; the out-side wood- work painted, and carpenters-work within 
 completed, to the outlay of $20. As a new thing I must also report 
 that on the receipt of the circular from the Committee on Missions 
 (Church Society), we held a public meeting, and organized a system 
 by which collections may regularly be taken up for the Society, and so far 
 we have made a fair beginning and shall transmit at once the sums 
 gathered. I now append a summary of money for the past year : 
 
 Towards Minister's support ' f isq qO 
 
 Cliurcb Improvements 130 00 
 
 Warden's Expenditure 25 00 
 
 For Church Society 32 12 
 
 For Diocesan Synod 1 Oo 
 
 For Widows' and Orphans'. Fund i 93 
 
 Re'v. F. Burt's subscription 7 50 
 
 Total *3o7 S6 
 
 LACHINE.— AT) Report. 
 LACOLLE.— Ab Report. 
 
 MASCOUCHE AND TERREBONNE. 
 
 Rev. J. Rbadb reports: — Morning service is held every Sunday at 
 Mascouche, and Evening service at Terrebonne, except on the last Sun- 
 day in the month, when this order is reversed. Services are also held 
 on the chief fasts and festivals of the Church. The attendance during 
 the past year has been generally good in both places. 
 
 
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 The number of commuaicants at Mascouclie is 81, and ut Terrebonne, 
 14. Total, 95. Numbers at last celebration of the Holy Communion 
 (Hopt. 25), at Mascouche, 46 ; at Terrebonne, 9 ; Baptisms, 3, Burials, 6. 
 The subscriptions to the Church Society amount this year to $50,671. 
 
 The present clergyman is in Deacon's orders. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 CHUI8T CHURCH OATHKDRAt,. 
 
 Tub Vkhy Rkv. The Dean of Montreal reports ; 
 
 Communicants.— Chn»tmM Day 316 
 
 Avorago 180 
 
 AVhoIe numbor 584 
 
 Ilolif Communion.— ¥ir*t and third Sundays in tlie month, at 11 a.m., and at 9 a.m. 
 
 Seroicea.—Sandtiys, at 11 a.m. ; 3^ p.m. ; 7 p.m. Daily, at 11^ a.m., and 4 p.m. 
 
 Sunday School.— At 2.16. 
 
 District Visiting SocJeO/-— Meeting, first Saturday in the month. 
 Dorcas Society .—'SlQciing, Tuesdays, from October to Lent. 
 
 The following sums have been raised for local purposes during the 
 year 1864 : 
 
 row renta colloctvd f 8,327 50 
 
 Offortoiy 3,394 83 
 
 Subscriptions to tlio Building Fund 1,061 53 
 
 Church iiome, (apecinl collection) , 41 83 
 
 Do do (annual subscription) 214 00 
 
 Diocesan Synod , 8 91 
 
 iJorcas Society 260 00 
 
 Siinday-school Library collection 100 00 
 
 flMOS 10 
 
 The following sums have been paid to the Church Society : 
 
 Annual subscriptions and donations 1,618 69 
 
 Collection for Mission Fund 142 48 
 
 Do do Ottawa Mission 4 81 
 
 Do do Widows' and Orphans' Fund 66 26 
 
 $1,832 24 
 
 Total $16,240 34 
 
 There will be found an increase of $81.57 in the amount of Annual 
 subscriptions for the past year; and this increase is attributable to the 
 active zeal of those ladies who voluntarily undertook the duty of coilect- 
 ing'for the Society. 
 
 BT. OEOROK'S OHCRCn. 
 
 Rev. W. Bond and Rev. E. Suluvan report : 
 
 Communicants.— Easter 868 
 
 Average 170 
 
 Whole number about 400 
 
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 0!^<;«.— Baptism* M 
 
 Marriages 29 
 
 Deatlis 37 
 
 Service*.— Sunday:*, Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the year; twice a week 
 
 additional durir^ Lent. 
 Sundaif-achool.—TcacUcn' servicer, riuuday afternoon and Friday evening through* 
 out the year. 
 
 Attendance, Sunday (Jan. 7th) 491 
 
 On the boolcH 560 
 
 Meeting for Special Prayer,— LMi Friday in each mouth. 
 
 Meeting for Communicants.— \ Ait Friday in each month. 
 
 District Visiting 6'ocfc^//.— Meeting, Tuesday after Sacrament Sunday. 
 
 Ikyrcaa 5oc<e<y.— Meetings, Wednesdays, from October to Lent. 
 
 Mothers' JWcc/in<7.— Tliursday, throughout tlie year. 
 
 St. George's Temjterance Society.— Vint Monday in eacli montli. 
 
 Contributions in 1864 for Ohu-ch Society : 
 
 Churcli Missions. .• f68 12 
 
 Widows' and Orplians' Fund 86 40 
 
 Subscriptions and donations 700 25 
 
 »853 77 
 For Cliurch Missions, .160 forl8»i3, too late for Report 60 00 
 
 For Local purposes : 
 
 I'ew rents J4,535 00 
 
 OflTertory 1,348 20 
 
 Wood for Poor 275 00 
 
 Dorcas Society (about) 300 00 
 
 Ditrlct Visiting Society 240 00 
 
 Sunday-school sermon 88 75 
 
 Synod 20 00 
 
 Sinking Fund (Cliurch Debt) 390 40 
 
 97,197 35 
 
 Collection in Sunday-school for Missionary purposes 
 
 City Mission |1120 00 
 
 Bible Women 100 00 
 
 $220 00 
 
 Total 118,272 12 
 
 CHAPEL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST. 
 
 (Free Seat.) 
 
 Rev. E. Wood and Rev. W. Oqden report :— Communicants at Easier 
 205. 
 
 Services on Sundays. — Holy CommunionatSa.m., throughout the year. 
 Morning Prayer at 11 a. m., with Holy Communion, first Sunday in the 
 month. Litany at 4 p. m., Evening Prayer at 7 p. ni. 
 
 Week days. — Wednesdays, Evening Prayer at 7'30 with Sermon, all 
 other days throughout the year. Summer, Morning Prayer at 1 a. m. 
 Winter, Evening Prayer at 5 p. m. 
 
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 Contributions to the Church Society ; 
 
 OfflTtory oftlic 18th Dec, 1804 •927 00 
 
 incom*.— <^'"t'rtory for tint yenr *1463 80 
 
 giilmuri|ition to puy balance due on thn 
 
 Cbapel 1467 88 
 
 «2!tll 24 
 
 This Church — the only Church in the city (if not in the Diocese) io 
 which the free-seat principle is carried out in its integrity, presents nmny 
 diflicuUies in its practical working, of which a congregation, possessing 
 the staple of a fixed inconie in its pew-rents, can know nothing. 
 
 For it raustbe borne in mind, that St, John's Chapel has no revenue of 
 any kind to rely on, outside the circle of its own people. It is entirely 
 dependent fur its existence as a Church on the fretvwill offerings of the 
 congregation, meeting from week to week, to worship within its walls. 
 Yet in spite of the many and grave difficulties unavoidably attendant on 
 such a plan, the encouragement to persevere in the free-seat system is 
 great. The people — as might be expected, a very mixed congregation 
 of rich and poor — have, for their means, contributed very liberally both 
 in supporting the services so far, and in having paid off the debt upon 
 their present Chapel ; a work, surely, of no slight magnitude for so small 
 a number to have accomplished. It may, therefore, be confidently anti- 
 cipated, that with the enlarged accommodation of a more spacious and 
 convenient Church — soon (D.V.) to be commenced — the congregation 
 will be enabled to congratulate itself upon the fact, that a free-seat 
 Church can be made entirely self-supporting, without the onus of that 
 support being left to press with undue severity on the Christian liberality 
 of the few. 
 
 ST. JAMES THE APOSTLB! CHURCH. 
 
 Rbv. J. ELLBaooD writes : — Although it is not my privilege to record 
 that much has been done on behalf of your invaluable Society, and the 
 special work in which it is engaged, yet am I grateful to be enabled to 
 state, that cheering and most satisfactory progress has been made in the 
 good work of erecting a temple to the glory of God, and providing the 
 necessary appointments to ensure the reverent and profituble oelebratioa 
 of the sacred services of the Church. 
 
 The Church of St. James the Apostle was opened for Divine service 
 on Sunday the 1st day of May, 1864. In consequence of the indisposition 
 of the most Rev. the Lord Bishop of Montreal, the Rev. Canon Leach, 
 LL.D., D.C.L., peached the opening sermon, — since which time, the at- 
 tendance has been most encouraging, and the numbers of pewholders 
 steadily increasing. 
 
 Whilst erecting a temple to the Lord, for the common good of many, 
 
 all who were likely to be interested in the benefits of its erection, was 
 
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 extended the privilege of nn Invitation, to aid by their contributions In' 
 bringing to completion this good work,— and we trust that each one re- 
 sponded to the call in proportion to his means, and the necessities of the 
 case. 
 
 In this connection, it is my pleasing duty to chronicle a muniflcent 
 act of liberality, on tl>e part of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Phillips, of Belle* 
 vue Hall, who have contributed in money $12,000 towards the building 
 of this Church, which has been applied in the following manner, viz : 
 $4,000 towards tlie Church itself, and the remaining $8,000 has been 
 expended in the erection of the tower, in memory of a deceased brother. 
 Land for tlie site was also given by the same generous donors, the value 
 of which is estimated at $6,000. The Heirs of the late Hon. Mr. Mackay 
 have likewise given a valuable piece of land, sufficient to ensure an open 
 space around tiio Church. 
 
 It also affords me especial gratification to acknowledge the following 
 gifts, viz: A Bible, and set of Service books, presented by the Right 
 Rev. the Lord Bishop, — a valuable, and richly chased, silver Communion 
 service, an offering from an earnest and devoted son of the Church :— 
 three memorial windows given respectively by Mr. W. E. Phillips, Mr. 
 J. Porteoua, and the heirs of the late Mr. E. Prentice, fair linen cloth, 
 by Mrs. C. Phillips, two valuable chancel chairs (oak), by Mr. Robert 
 Mackay, four beautifully carved alms dishes, by Mr. C. Healey. 
 
 A handsome altar cloth, by Mr. T. Mussen, a convenient and 8ubstan> 
 tial book case, for the use of the Sunday-school, by the Messrs. Mont- 
 gomery, 
 
 ST. LDKK'S CHURCH. 
 
 Rbv. J. Irwin reports : — In addition to the financial view of this' 
 Church contained in the tabular statement, it should be mentioned, that 
 during the year the Communion collections (for the poor) have amounted 
 to $34.04. With this sum the Incumbent has had to meet an unusual 
 amount of distress in his district during the present winter. He has been 
 aided, however, by two or three small donations in money ; by a valua^ 
 ble gift of a chest of tea, and a barrel of salted beef from a charitable 
 merchant of this city (not of the congregation of St. Luke's), and by 'the 
 kind efforts of a zealous young member of the congregation who has 
 collected among bis friends a special fund for the relief of a few pressing 
 cases. It is to be hoped that the establishment of a House of Industry 
 ^ivill to some extent relieve the Incumbent from a burden of pauperism in 
 his district, altogether disproportioned to the resources at his command. 
 
 The debt on the building, which still continues, has prevented the 
 members of St. Luke's Church from contributing to the Church Society 
 as largely at might be desired. This debt has been decreased during the; 
 

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 year by the proceeds of a Concert held at the Crystal Palace, to the 
 amount of $352.45. There still, however, remains a debt of $1,088 27 
 on the building, which must be discharged before the congregation can 
 sustain the expenses of public worship, and exhibit their liberality 
 towards this and other Missionary objects. A donation of $20 has been 
 made from the Sunday-school, during the year, to the Church Mission- 
 ary Society, London, England. 
 
 ST. Stephen's church. 
 
 Rev. W. B. Cubban.— I regret that the collection for the Church 
 Society is not larger ; but this was owing to the Sunday being a very 
 wet one on which it was made. 
 
 Baptisms 66; Marriages 9; Burials 27. 
 
 . Contributions in 1864 : 
 
 Church Missions $10 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 12 00 
 
 Subscriptions 54 38 
 
 Few rents 800 00 
 
 Offertory 600 00 
 
 For the poor 68 39 
 
 Sunday-schools 98 00 
 
 Colonial and Continental Society 12 00 
 
 81652 77 
 
 TBI!(ITV CHURCH. 
 
 Ebv. Canon Bancbopt reports : 
 
 raid Treas. of Church Society ior Bromc Woods Mission . $238 13 less dis. 
 
 For Christieville 200 00 
 
 Annual Sermon 50 00 
 
 For Widows' and Orphans' Fund 86 00 
 
 Total paid Treasurer $574 13 
 
 row rents 2,774 00 
 
 Offertory 1,118 42 
 
 Additional for poor 384 46 
 
 Sermon for Day-school 87 54 
 
 Subscriptions to Day-school 154 75 
 
 Sermon for Colonial Church and School Society 58 37 
 
 ' Diocesan Synod 20 00 
 
 il ' Sunday-school 175 33 
 
 iln ,!., Other purposes ^ 2,707 07 
 
 *'■'■"'' Total 88,05407 
 
 im ! i').| Thp sums expended for the new Trinity Church will be given here- 
 
 I; 'The corver-stone of the new Church on Yiger square was laid by the 
 Lord Bishdtv and Metropolitan, on the twenty-third day of June, 1864. 
 Since Iben, the body of the Church and the chancel have been roofed in, 
 
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 and the lower story of the Tower completed. The floors have been laid, 
 and the windows, showing the traceried heads, are in their places. The 
 double windows of both Church and basement have been glazed and 
 fixed. The basement is now ready for the plasterer, and preparations 
 are rapidly progressing for the plastering of the Church. The School- 
 room will be ready, it is hoped, for the Day and Sunday-schools by the 
 middle of April, and the body of the Church by September. 
 
 Returns for 1864: Sixty-seven baptisois ; twenty-eight marriages; 
 forty-two burials. " Hitherto hath the Lord helped us." 
 
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 PHILIPSBURG AND PIGEON HILL. 
 
 Rev. H. MoNTaoMERY writes : — Although the past has been a year of 
 severe domestic affliction and bereavement to the Rector, yet has it been 
 one of many mercies, and a gracious continuance of the Divine appro- 
 bation and blessing on the ministry and ordinances of the Church in 
 this parish. 
 
 Our congregations have in no wise diminished, while an ever increasing 
 love for the House of God has been encouragingly manifested in the 
 regular attendance of many on the services of the sanctuary, notwith- 
 standing the distances they have had to travel, and the very unfavorable 
 state of the weather and roads during the past four months ; as well as 
 in the great self-denial manifested by our esteemed Collectors for the 
 general purposes of the Church Society, and the interest taken by our 
 young people in providing a Christmas-tree and refreshments for the 
 children of the Sunday-school, in connection with St. Paul's, Philipsburg, 
 and in tastefully decorating the Church for the Christmas and New- 
 year's festivals. 
 
 The carriage sheds, referred to in last year's report, attached to St. 
 Paul's Church, Philipsburg, have been built according to contract, and 
 enclosed by a good substantial fence and gate, the work having been 
 done in a manner which does credit to the contractor, Capt. Krans, and 
 the whole well adapted to the great public convenience for which they 
 have been erected. 
 
 It afifords me pleasure to add that the Ladies' Association at Philips- 
 burg have paid the last instalment on their organ ; while that at Pigeon 
 Hill had praiseworthily aided in liquidating the debt on the Church 
 and in the completion of their beautiful chancel chairs, which so much 
 adorn that sacred edifice. Both Associations being now out of debt 
 will doubtless be encouraged to undertake some other important schemes 
 for the further benefit of the congregations with which they are con- 
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 The continued depreciation of the American currency greatly interferes, 
 I regret to say, with our finances, and lessens the amount of our contri- 
 butions to the several important objects contemplated by the Church 
 Society in this Diocese. 
 
 The following is a detailed statement of sums raised for Church pur- 
 poses during the year : 
 
 PHILIPBBURO. 
 
 Ordinary Sunday collections .1i!33 83 
 
 Offertory at Communion 10 88 
 
 Collection for general purposes of Church Society 3 30 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 2 45 
 
 For Diocesan Synod 1 00 
 
 Subscription towards Church Society 18 60 
 
 For local purposes II 10 
 
 Ladies' Association towards Organ and Church in Bronze 
 
 Woods 60 Oa 
 
 Towards Rector's salary 142 00 
 
 Total 8283 16 
 
 PIGEON HILL. 
 
 Ordinary Sunday collections *11 6* 
 
 Offertory at Communion 6 44 
 
 Collection for general purposes, &c 1 07 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 1 18 
 
 For Diocesan Synod 69 
 
 Subscriptions for Church Society 5 52 
 
 For local purposes 5 50 
 
 For Rent of Church lot 12 00 
 
 Ladies' Association towards debt on Church 94 13 
 
 Subscriptions towards debt on Church 42 00 
 
 Towards Rector's salary 91 00 
 
 Total $271 17 
 
 Income of Glebe $90.00. 
 
 Total income of Parish $644.33, being an increase over that of last 
 
 year of $146.15. 
 
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 RUSSELLTOWN.— M) Report. 
 
 SABREVOIS. 
 
 Rev. N. V. Fenn and Rev. B. P. Lewis.— In the temporary removal of 
 Mr. Lewis to Lake Brandon, I will endeavour to supply such informatioa 
 of this Church as lies within my reach. 
 
 There has been again an increase in the number of communicants, 
 although the English families have somewhat dwindled in numbers, 
 from the younger members of them leaving the place for employment or 
 marrying off. The present number of communicants is 25. On one 
 occasion this year 21 of them communicated. 
 
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 During the year the furniture of the Church has been improved and 
 added to by a new carpet in the chancel, and new coverings for the 
 communion table, and cushions for pulpit and desk — at a cost of $30, 
 obtained by the proceeds of a soiree and the sale of needlework alone by 
 the Church Sewing Society. Also a font and Church books have been 
 presented to the congregation, — the former by friends in England, the 
 latter by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. The Church 
 shed has also been completed, at a cost of $25. . 
 
 SOREL. 
 
 Rev. W. Anderson. — The parochial statistics for the past year, have 
 been as follows : Baptisms, 7 ; Burials, II ; Marriages, 4 ; Communicants 
 last Easter 60, and on Chrisi,, ^as-day 59, and number at present on the 
 list 113 — exhibiting a total nu r of communicants in the parish in 
 excess of the numbers repor d ;'v the last few years. This gratifying 
 result has been chiefly attained by the admission to the Church in the 
 sacrament of the Lord's Supper, of nearly the whole of the persons, 23 
 in number, confirmed by the Bishop in August last. No reliable infer- 
 ence, however, can safely be drawn from such data, as the population of 
 Sorel is, from local circumstances, of a peculiarly shifting character, and 
 the Protestant element in it, though not diminished during the past year, 
 can yet hardly be said to have increased. The collection, repeated 
 again this year for Foreign Missions, resulted in the voluntary contri- 
 bution of $121 25, the largest amount yet realized in any one year for 
 this purpose. One half of this fund was handed to the Bishop for trans- 
 mission to the Venerable S.P.G. in England, in aid of their Missions to 
 the Heathen in the East ; and the remaining half was paid over to the 
 Kev. W. Bond in aid of the French Mission of the Colonial and Conti- 
 nental Church Society. Under the auspices of the Sabre vols Institute, 
 an interesting work has been commenced, during the past year, in the 
 neighbourhood of Sorel. A Church Mission has been undertaken to a 
 settlement of Indians, of the Abenaquis tribe, located on the banks of 
 the St. Francis, at its junction with the St. Lawrence, about twenty 
 miles below Soiol. Mr. Octave Fortin, B.A., of Lennoxville, originally 
 educated atSabrevois, ministers statedly in French to this congregation, 
 and at other times elsewhere in Sorel and its vicinity. A school, under 
 an Indian teacher of really superior qualifications, has been opened at 
 St. Francis, and is well attended. The work is one of promising char- 
 acter, yielding matter for deep thankfulness to God for the encourage- 
 ment thus far afforded. It is yet, of course, and may, for some time to 
 come, continue but the " day of small things " with this effort ; but the 
 hope is prayerfully entertained that " He that openeth and no man 
 shutteth," will eventually open a much wider door of usefulness, and 
 
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 crown the work with His abundant blessing. The sum of $42 was 
 collected after a sermon preached in aid of the Sabrerois Institute, and 
 with the amount already reported and some small private contributions 
 previously sent in, make up a total for Sabrevois raised in the parish 
 during the past year of upwards of $120. The Institute is also indebted 
 to Miss Nelson of Sorel, and other friends, for their useful and valued 
 gifts of some excellent quilts to the Boys' department at Sabrevois. The 
 total amount realized from sermons and subscriptions for the Church 
 Society is considerably in advance of the sum reported last year, as well 
 as of the amount collected in the parish for any other Missionary pur- 
 poses, domestic or foreign, amounting to $149 87}. In addition to 
 these contributions a further sum of $70 was also raised among the 
 congregation by the Rev. Mr. Allen, of Stanstead, in the Diocese of 
 Quebec, towards liberating this Church from debt ; and by the Rev. 
 Joseph Merrick, of Morin and MlUe Isles, in this Diocese, towards the 
 erection of a Parsonage. The Endowment Fund has been increased by 
 the payment of $400, by W. H. A. Davies, Esq. of Montreal, in liqui- 
 dation of two of his notes, leaving at present in the bands of T. B. 
 Anderson, Esq., the Treasurer, but one more note, for $200, fnally to 
 discharge his munificent donation to the parish. Miss Guthbert and Mrs. 
 Clark have also paid to the same fund their promised annual contribu- 
 tions respectively of $80 and $20, deposited by the Treasurer in the 
 bank, till, with the amount previously on deposit there, together with 
 any other donations and subscriptions which may yet ha»tpily be re- 
 ' ceived, a sum of sufficient value is realized to make, under ti^o direction 
 of the Investment Committee, a satisfactory and final investment. The 
 financial slatement, appended below, exhibits a large increase on the 
 total amount reported last year: much of this increase is unquestionably 
 owing to the systematic and untiring liberality of a few in the congre- 
 gation, who, " constrained by the love of Christ," are ever " willing to 
 distribute and ready to communicate." May God, our Saviour, both 
 multiply their number and accept their offerings : may He raise up many 
 more, who, " first giving themselves to the Jjord," will esteem it a plea- 
 sure and a privilege to "minister to Hiqi of their substance;" and 
 inclining the poor to become rich in faith, and the rich to abound in 
 good works, may He form for Himself in Sorel that truest glory of a 
 congregation — a people " adorning the doctrine of God their Saviour in 
 all things." 
 
 Financial Statement. 
 
 Pew Rents «360 00 
 
 Offertory. , 180 00 
 
 Sunday-school Library 20 00 
 
 Church Society Subscriptions 80 27J 
 
 Sermon for Missionary purposes 34 25 
 
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 Widows' and Orphans' Sermon 86 85 
 
 Sermon and Subscriptions for Sabrevois 68 40 
 
 S.P.6. Foreign Missions and Colonial and Continental 
 
 Church Society 121 25 
 
 Endowment Fund 500 00 
 
 Stanstead, Morin, and Mille Isle Missions 70 00 
 
 Diocesan Synod Expenaoa 3 34 
 
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 SOUTH STUKELEY. 
 
 Rev. C. p. Abbott reports :— I have but little to report respecting my 
 Mission this year. The Parsonage, although it was nearly completed 
 two months since, remains now in about the same state, and £ believe 
 that I shall not be relieved from my present inconvenient circumstances 
 this winter. The various efforts which I have made throughout the 
 year to liquidate the Church and Parsonage debt, have been liberally 
 responded to ; but although I keenly feel the great detriment it is to my 
 Mission to give such a Urge share of my time and attention to these 
 matters, yet to allow to continue much longer the Church debt espe- 
 cially (if it can possibly be avoided), would probably prove a greater, 
 I, therefore, purpose not to relax these efforts. 
 
 When I first commenced my duties in this Mission, I administered the 
 Holy Communion every three months ; during the last year, bi-monthly ; 
 and last Sacrament Sunday I notified my congregation that in future 
 it would be celebrated monthly. From what I have been able to learn> 
 more frequent communions have been attended, with very pleasing 
 results elsewhere ; and, therefore, I can see no reason to doubt that to 
 pursue the same plan here, by God's blessing, will produce the like 
 result.^. 
 
 The choir bids fair to become highly satisfactory as to numbers ; and 
 there is every probability that we shall soon be able to procure the 
 services of an efficient singing teacher to train thoroughly such adults 
 and children in the Mission as may choose to receive his instructions. 
 
 Upon the whole, I thought it would be better, under the Mission's 
 present pecuniary embarrassment, not to solicit, as usual, contributions 
 for the Church Society, &c., except simply to take up the prescribed 
 annual coUectious la Church. 
 
 The following items specify what has been raised in the Mission up to 
 the present date, except one or two which I have not yet been able to 
 ascertain : ■ - 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund $2 00 
 
 Sermon for Missionary purposes 41 65 
 
 Rev. C. P. Abbott's salary 47 50 
 
 Insurance 9 76 
 
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 rrooeeds of Church festival 60 00 
 
 Towards building Parsonage 330 44 
 
 Klsowhoro reooivod for ditto 104 00 
 
 ■ Total «545 09 
 
 STANBRIDGE EAST, 
 
 Rev. J. CoNSTANTiNK. — Our subscriptions are small this year, our 
 local work pressing heavily, as it will for some time to come, upon our 
 slender resources. Something has, however, been done upon the inte- 
 rior of our Church, and the Parsonage has received the comfortable 
 addition of kitchen and shed. Special thanks are due to our zealous 
 Churchwardens. We have to acknowledge, with many thanks, the 
 gift of a handsome font from Mrs. Adams, of Montreal. In spiritual 
 matters no previous year has brought so much satisfaction, the services 
 being very well attended, and the Sunday-school steadily kept up 
 throughout the year, doing its work in a remarkably satisfactory man- 
 ner. Last year it was noted that Good Friday and Christmas-day 
 were well observed among the people ; we are now able to add that 
 Ascension-day was religiously observed by Divine service, attended by 
 a good congregation. At a Confirmation, full choral service was per- 
 formed in such a manner as to merit the approbation of the Lord Bishop ; 
 and a choral service, of a still more satisfactory character as to its 
 performance, was celebrated on Christmas-eve. 
 
 Divine service on Sundays, morning and evening. Sunday-school in 
 the afternoon. Services on the great festivals. Holy Communion 
 monthly. Daily evening prayer during summer. 
 
 Total contributions $252 85. 
 
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 ST. ANDREWS. 
 
 Rbv. R. Lonsdell. — In reviewing the effects of our labours, and the 
 efforts of the congregation generally, we may hope that some progress 
 has been made as regards the interests of the Church, identified as she 
 is with the spiritual improvement of her children. 
 
 The attentive and solemn demeanour of the congregation — together 
 with the very great improvement of that part of our worship which 
 consists of praise as well as of prayer, as also the increase in the number 
 of communicants during the year, call forth our devout gratitude to that 
 gracious God from whom cometh every good and perfect gift. Still we 
 have to lament the irreligion and indifference of many to whom the 
 means of grace are offered, and whom we beseech in Christ's name to be 
 reconciled to God. 
 
 The following are the sums collected in the Parish : 
 
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 Cliurcli Socioty, Missionai^ i)uri)osos $(56 50 
 
 Annual Sermon, " " 5 00 
 
 D(» Widows' and Orphans' Fund 4 00 
 
 Do towards expenses of Synod, 3 00 
 
 Endowment Fund . . 81 00 
 
 I'roceeds of Bazaar 295 05 
 
 Wliich was applied to paying a debt on the Rectory, 
 painting the outside work, and repairs of Church tower. 
 From tliis sum, !!^140 was placed iu the hands of the 
 Koctor. 
 Subscription-" to Clergyman 328 40 
 
 ?773 65 
 
 ST. JOHNS. 
 
 Rev. H. F. Darnell, Rector. — At the close of another year, notes with 
 much thankfulness and satisfaction the various efforts which have been 
 made in this Parish to further the stability and efiRciency of the Church, 
 as well as the measure of success which has been accorded to them. As 
 will bo seen by the appended statement, a considerable sura has been 
 raised for Church purposes, and that with a cheerful readiness which 
 brings a double blessing. " God lovcth a cbeerful giver." 
 
 There has been an increase both in the Sunday and Communion oflfer- 
 tory. A deficit on account of the current expenses of last year to the 
 amount of about $120, has been liquidated by a collection after a special 
 sermon, and weekly subscriptions from adults ; besides which, the sum 
 of $600 with interest account has been paid off from the debt upon the 
 High School, which is now reduced to $1,200. It is believed that 
 another year or two of persevering effort will remove the last vestige of 
 this incubus ; it is, therefore, plainly the duty of this Parish to strain 
 every nerve to the accomplishment of this object. In view of such an 
 effort, the Church Society (much as it needs and deserves aid from all 
 quarters) must necessarily modify its expectations as regards this local- 
 ity. It is feared that $100 per annum, from all sources, is as much as 
 can be spared during this pressure. 
 
 As regards the spiritual progress of the Church in this place, it is 
 hoped that it is in some degree commensurate with its material prosper- 
 rity. The attendance upon the various Church services has been if any. 
 thing upon the increase, especially as regards adults ; the communicants 
 numbering, iu St. Johns, 150 ; and in Lacadie, 24. The junction of 
 Lacadie with Laprairie is strongly recommended; together they would 
 form quite as desirable a Mission, and quite as good a field as many that 
 are now occupied.. Five hundred dollars have been subscribed towards 
 a new Church in Lacadie, to bo placed ten miles distant from Laprairie, 
 and more would be forthcoming if the union could be effected and a 
 diligent and faithful Missionary appointed to take up the ground. With 
 so many other duties pressing upon him, it is impossible for the Rector, 
 when unaided, to do justice to that district. 
 
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 The following are the sums collected : 
 
 Vcvf rents paid in 9522 00 
 
 Sunday Offertory 275 00 
 
 Communion do and donations fur poor 76 00 
 
 8ormon for oflTortory 16 00 
 
 Weekly subscriptions for deticit at larft Eoator 00 00 
 
 Special sermon for " " 50 00 
 
 Subscription for liquidating dobt on ]Iigh School, paid in. . 21G 50 
 
 Bazaar by ladies 381 90 
 
 Subscription to Church Society 43 60 
 
 Do for last year 10 00 
 
 For Church in Urome Woods 19 50 
 
 I'resont of Clock for Church 10 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 16 00 
 
 81,094 40 
 VAUDREUIL. 
 
 Rev. J. Pykb reports : — The following sums have been collected in 
 this Parish for Church purposes : 
 
 Church Society » 41 S7J 
 
 Missionary Purposes 6 25 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund 6 00 
 
 Contributions for local purposes : 
 
 Pew Rents 126 00 
 
 Towards Sunday-school library 11 50 
 
 Endowment Fund 400 00 
 
 $590 62^ 
 
 WATERLOO. 
 
 Rbv. D. Lindsay writes:— I am glad to say that the subscription list 
 for the Church Society is larger than last year. The collections after 
 the sermons for the Missionary purposes are somewhat less. We have, 
 however, every reason to be thankful for the progress God has vouch- 
 safed to us during the past twelve months. The visit of the Bishop to 
 administer the rite of Confirmation, has given, as it always does, a 
 higher tone to our spiritual life ; and the number of our communicants 
 has steadily increased. 
 
 The parish has undergone some changes through the appc'ntment of 
 the Rev. G. C. Robinson to Clarendon. The funds of the Society hardly 
 warranted an increased expenditure in this locality ; so Fulford, since 
 the 22nd of October last, has been placed by the Bishop under the care 
 of the Rev. T. Fyles ; and the Rev. Mr. Fortin, who is stationed at 
 Boscobel (a Mission at present under my care), gives a service once a 
 fortnight in this parish. We thus provide the usual Sunday services. 
 The amount of pastoral labour has been much increased by the loss of 
 
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 my colleague. I think vre are becoming self-sustaining. The amounts 
 collected indicate that at no distant date, the whole or greater part of 
 my allowance should be giren up, and then a claim for some assistance 
 to reach the scattered settlements, might be made. These places should 
 not be neglected, for they are, in my opinion, the very fields for Mission- 
 ary labour, and for which our Mission Board should take special care. 
 All uur local works— such as Sunday-schools, choirs, ladies' associations 
 — are doing well. The Sunday-school at St. Luke's, has just procured 
 a new library, towards which were some liberal subscriptions. The old 
 one has been divided among less favoured communities — an act with 
 which I was exceedingly pleased. Of the amount collected for the 
 support of the Parish, the following distribution has been made : 
 $121 12 to the Rev. G. C Uobinson, to make up his stipend with the 
 Church Society grant of $200 to $400 per annum ; $335 to the Rev. 
 D.Lindsay, to make up his stipend, with $365 from Clergy fund to $700 
 per annum ; $10 for arrears ; and $65 43 for the disposal of the 
 Parish. I sincerely pray that the Society may be sustained, and able 
 to give to the new places which are rising up the same generous sup. 
 port which we, for so many years, have received from the S.P.G. There 
 are many districts where a minister of Christ would find ample work 
 in his Master's cause. 
 The following are the details of the amounts expended : 
 
 Offertory at St. Luke' a: 
 
 Missionary Sermon 85 68 
 
 Endowment Fund 7 66 
 
 Sunday-school 9 02 
 
 Rev. T. Fylcs' Cliurch 13 60 
 
 Ordinary purposes 113 47 
 
 »149 13 
 
 Offertory at Christ Church : 
 
 Missionary Sermon 83 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' Fund donation 6 00 
 
 Rev. T. Fyles' Church 3 75 
 
 Ordinary purposes 26 00 
 
 836 76 
 
 Sunday-school Library 63 00 
 
 Church Society 9108 
 
 Donation to Endowment Fund 4 00 
 
 Sewing Society 66 00 
 
 Collected for Fulford Church 147 42 
 
 Interest from Endowments and Subscriptions, per parish. 531 56 
 
 $1068 93 
 
 WEST FARNHAM. 
 
 Rbv. T. W. Mussbn reports :— -During the first two months of the past 
 year the incumbent was incapacitated by severe illness from attending 
 to the discharge of his duties. He was enabled, however, to secure the 
 continuance of the public services of the Church. 
 
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 The Bumtner months were cliiefly occupied in preparing candidates fur 
 confirmation. And at the visitation of bis Lordship the Bishop, on the 
 26th of August last, tweuty-scven persons solemnly renewed the vows 
 of their Baptismal covenant — two of the candidates receiving Daptigra 
 only the day before. On this occasion, the Bishop consecrated sumo 
 additional ground, which the demands of the Mission required to bo 
 included in the graveyard. 
 
 There is little further worthy of remark, except that it might be men- 
 tioned, that the girls attending our Sunday-school have organi^sed a 
 Sewing Society, with the intention of aiding in the internal improve- 
 ments and decoration of our Church. It is hoped that the past success 
 of this Society will encourage its members to proceed in their praise- 
 worthy undertaking. 
 
 The details of amounts raised, are as follows : 
 
 Annual subscriptionf) to Church Society S 47 50 
 
 CoUoctlon— Missionary purposes 5 45 
 
 " Widows' and Orphans' Fund 4 45 
 
 " Diocesan Synod 1 50 
 
 OflTortory 86 82 
 
 Sacramontal Offertory appropriated to endowments 22 26 
 
 Sunday-school collection 8 81 
 
 Clergyman's salary 134 62i 
 
 Local purposes 148 35i 
 
 Total 81459 77 
 
 WEST SHEFFORP. 
 
 Rev. a. T. Whittbn : — In last year's Report, we expressed a hope 
 that this year would shew an improvement in our subscriptions to the 
 Church Society. This hope has been in a measure realized, as the Re- 
 port will shew, though not so fully as we could wish. The cry of hard 
 times and scarceness of money exceeds even that of last year, and I 
 think very justly too. We have reason nevertheless to thank God for 
 the measure of success that has attended our feeble efforts in this 
 Mission during the past year ; for the health and strength afforded to 
 myself, enabling me to perform service regularly at three stations, (at 
 two of which I have Sunday-schools;) and to carry on the work of the 
 Ministry generally : and that throughout the whole of my Mission, com- 
 prising West Shefford, and parts of East Farnham, Granby and Brome, 
 an increased zeal is manifested amongst our people, for our holy 
 religion. 
 
 There remains however, much to be done, and I pray God, that by the 
 sending to us the grace of his Holy Spirit, we may bo stirred up to 
 greater efforts and increased zeal in the work, that many sinners may be 
 converted and gathered home to the Church, that one fold under the 
 One Shepherd, Jesus Christ our Lord. 
 
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 The amounts raised in the Mission, the past year, are as follows : 
 
 SiibHcriptions to Church Soolotjr 9 21 65 
 
 Miiwionary purposoi) 3 90 
 
 Clcrgyman'8 Htipond 108 60 
 
 Donations to I'ariionagc 66 0^ 
 
 rrocoeds of a FeHtival 36 00 
 
 Total W26 1>1 
 
 A neat and substantial fence has been made round the Churchyard, 
 and one side of the Church newly shingled, the last summer, the expense 
 of which I do not know, as it was done by the united labour of the peo- 
 ple themselves. 
 
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 SHEFFORD. 
 
 Rev. W. Jonks :— The Missionary at this station has been labouring, 
 he trusts diligently and faithfully, in his Master's service, " teaching and 
 prcmonishing, feeding and providing for the Lord's family, seeking for 
 Christ's sheep that are dispersed abroad, and for his children who are la 
 the midst of this naughty world, that they may be saved through Christ 
 for ever." (Ordination service.) Although now and then, here and 
 there, a member of the fold seems to be wavering in his duty to God 
 and in his affection for bis Church, yet others are happily to be found 
 who, by the holiness of their lives, the loveliness of their Christian 
 Spirit, and the earnestness of their prayers, are holding up our hands and 
 enabling us to bes*- onward the standard of the Cross. 
 
 With respect to the Church Society I am afraid that until our Missions 
 are settled upon a firmer pecuniary basis, and our local wants better 
 supplied, we shall not be able to render any considerable aid to the great 
 and holy work of Christian Missions either domestic or foreign. We 
 send our accustomed contribution and shall endeavour to add thereto 
 from year to year. 
 
 The Missionary tenders his tbanks to those who collected for this 
 Report. 
 
 The Committee of the Central Board, in completing its sketch 
 of the operations of the Diocesan Church Society during the past 
 year, would devoutly acknowledge that the success which has 
 thus far attended its labours, affords matter for deep thankfulness 
 to the Great Head of the Church ; and should stimulate us all to 
 fresh exertions in helping on the good work. But while the 
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 and progrosfl, as shown from the published returns of the different 
 Missionaries, still they cannot refrain from making known how 
 urgent arc the Church's culls for help in many of t)ie remote set- 
 tlements of the Diocese. 
 
 There is enough of spiritual destitution to employ our largest 
 liberality. An awakened impulse of Missionary enterprise is 
 much needed. If our borders are extending, and our population 
 annually increasing, it is surely a reason for the Church to wake 
 up, and to enlarge her heart, and to increase the measure of her 
 Missionary contributions. The body is made up of limbs and 
 members ; the Church is composed of individual.-? ; let each indi- 
 vidual then enquire what his duty as a member of the body is, 
 and then diligently and prayerfully set himself to perform it. 
 Something more is required from us than mere profession, or the 
 scanty offering doled out by worldly prudence, and which is at 
 once disproportionate to the magnitude of the object for which it 
 is solicited, and unworthy the cause to which it is to be applied. 
 May Almighty God so dispose our hearts, that we all may mani- 
 fest more interest, and make greater sacrifices than we have ever 
 hitherto done for advancing the Missionary work of the Church 
 Society of the Diocese. 
 
 The Board would again take this oppoituaity of impressing 
 upon each Parish and Mission in the Diocese, the duty of endea- 
 vouring to secure some partial endowment for its own maintenance. 
 It is to be hoped that those Parishes which have participated in 
 the liberality of the S. P. G's grant for endowments will manifest 
 their gratitude for the same by using unremitting efforts for the 
 yearly augmentation of the fund which they now possess, in order 
 that they may gradually attain to a state of self support ; and that 
 in those missions where no endowment as yet exists, strenuous ex- 
 ertions should at once be made for its formation, either by special 
 contributions, or by a monthly or quarterly offertory, with a view 
 to create a fund, which, in the course of time, would help to pro- 
 duce some permanent provision for the resident Missionary. 
 
 The Committee, in conclusion, feel that they are justified in 
 drawing attention to a subject which has been a means of largely 
 benefitting the benevolent and Missionary Societies in the mother 
 Church : — they allude to the matter of bequests. It is desirable 
 
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 to call the iittcnlion of the rich among us to the cliiims which thin 
 Society has upon thctn, and which ought not to bo forgotten in 
 their final disposal of their worldly substance. Wo may bo per- 
 mitted to remind them that a very largo proportion of the incomes 
 of the two Venerable Societies in our Fatherland, to whom, under 
 God, the Church in this Province is mainly indebted for her very 
 existence, — the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, and the 
 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge,— was derived from 
 funds of which these bodies hud become possessed as the recipients 
 of legacies. This subject occupied a part of our last Report, but 
 whether with eflFect or not, time alone can tell. It is pleasing, 
 liowcver, on this occasion, to have to record a bequest of 0500 
 made by a deceased resident of Dunham to that Parish, as an ex- 
 pression of gratitude for having had made known to him the way 
 of salvation through Jesus Christ, by the ministrations of the 
 Church ; thereby furnishing to others an example of the pious 
 dedication of wealth, as far as lies in their power, for perpetuating 
 the sacred services of the Church in their own neighbourhoods, 
 for the benefit of those who come after them. {Vide "Form of 
 Bequest," in Appendix.) 
 
 The Committee cannot permit their Report to go forth to the 
 Diocese, without referring with sentiments of undiminished regret, 
 to the shortly expected departure of His Excellency Lieut.- 
 Gen. Sir F. Williams, K.C.B., the true friend and ever rearly 
 helper of all undertakings connected with the Church, and a 
 liberal annual contributor to the funds of this Society. His 
 Excellency will long live in the grateful remembrance of Church- 
 men in this Diocese, and have thtiv good wishes and prayers. 
 
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 Model Schools.— The numbers for the year in these schools are: Boys, 183; 
 girls, 125; in&nts, 116. Total, 374. 
 
 CouMTRY Schools.— The Society has now, in connection with this Committee, 
 twenty schools in the country parts, on whose books are about 850 scholars. The 
 Committee desire to reiterate the deep regret— often before expressed— that the 
 Ainds of the Society will not admit of an increased grant, enabling them to ro-occupy 
 the ground lately abandoned, because of the withdrawal of a large portion of the 
 aid formerly extended to the cause of education in this Diocese. 
 
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MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH SOCIETY. 
 
 * His Excellency the Governor General. 
 
 * The Lord Bishop of the Diocese. • 
 
 * Lieut.-Gen. Sir F. Williams, K.C.B. 
 
 » Lieut.-Gen. Sir William Rowan, K.C.B. 
 
 * Right Hon. Sir Edmund Head, Bart. 
 Hon. Major-Gen. Lindsay, M.P. 
 
 Abbott, Rev. C. P., Stukely. 
 Adams, Mrs., Montreal. 
 Allan, Rev. J., St. Vincent de Paul. 
 Anderson, Mrs. John, Sorel. 
 Anderson, Rev. W., Sorel. 
 •Anderson, T. B., Montreal. 
 Andrews, H. O. 
 Armstrong, Charles L., Sorel. 
 •Aylwin, Hon. Judge, Montreal. 
 Aylwin, Mrs., " 
 
 •Badgely, Hon. W., " 
 
 Bagg, S. C, 
 
 Baker, A. L., Frelighsburg. 
 Baker, W. J.^ " 
 
 Baker, Col. J., Dunham. 
 Baker, William, " 
 Baker, J. C, Montreal. 
 Bancroft, Rev. Canon, Montreal. 
 Berczy, Mr., D'Aillebout. 
 Barnston, G., Montreal. 
 Bartlett, Rev. J. M., 
 Bethune, S., " 
 Brooke, Jno., " 
 Bond, J. B., " 
 Blackwood, Miss M., Scotland. 
 •Bond, Rev. W. B., Montreal. 
 Bonner, J., " 
 
 Bowker, H. M., " 
 
 Braithwaite, Rev. J., Chambly. 
 Brathwaite, Rev. F. G., Onslow. 
 Brooks, Mrs., England. 
 Brown, Alfred, Montreal. 
 Brown, J. J., Montreal. 
 Brydges, C. J., Montreal. 
 
 * LIFE MBUBSRS. 
 
 Budden, H., Montreal. 
 Bulmer, H., •' 
 Burt, Rev. F., Huntingdon. 
 •Campbell, Major, C. B., Chambly. 
 Carter, Geo., Montreal. 
 •Crawford, John, Montreal. 
 •Christie, Mrs., Ohristieville. 
 Clarke, Mrs. E. A., Berthier. 
 Cochrane, M. H., Montreal. 
 Chamberlin, B., " 
 
 Chapman, Mrs. H., " 
 Cooper, W., " 
 
 Conolly, Colonel, " 
 Codd, Rev. F., Aylmer. 
 Constantine, Rev. J., Stanbridge 
 
 East. 
 Converse, J. A., 
 Coote, Isaac, St. Johns. 
 Cuthbert, Miss, Berthier. 
 Corse, D. J., Montreal. 
 Ourran, Rev. W. B., 
 Darnell, Rev. H. F., St. Johns. 
 Davidson, Rev. J. 0., Cowansville. 
 Davidson, Rev. J. B., Frelighsburg. 
 Dean, The Very Rev., Montreal. 
 Davies, W. H. A., " 
 
 Day, Hon. Judge, ."....; 
 
 Dixon, J. S., "i 
 
 Dixon, B., > Berthier, Kildare. 
 Dixon, John, ) 
 Drum, L, " 
 
 Dawson, S. E., Montreal. 
 Durnford, Mis.=), " 
 Du Vernet, Rev. E., Hemmingford. 
 
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 t HONOBAET MBHBBB3. 
 

 Dyde, Col., Montreftl. 
 
 BUegood, Rev. J., Montreal. 
 
 Blliott, Jos., " 
 
 Empey, A., " 
 
 Falkener, J. S,, " 
 
 Fenn, Rev. N. V., Sabreyois. 
 
 Ferres, James Moir, Montreal. 
 
 Foster, A. B., Frost Village. 
 
 Foster, Avad, Brome. 
 
 Foster, S. W., " 
 
 Foster, H. S., " 
 
 Fowler, R. J., Montreal. 
 
 Fraser, Dr., " 
 
 Freer, E. S., " 
 
 Fulford, F. D., » 
 
 Fulford, Mrs., " 
 
 Fulton, Rev. J., Russelltown. 
 
 Garth, C, Montreal. 
 
 *Gault, M. H., Montreal. 
 
 Gault, A. F., " 
 
 Geddes, Charles, " 
 
 Geddes, Mr., " 
 
 Geddes, Mrs. Chs. " 
 
 Gibb, Charles, " 
 
 •6ibb,IsaacJ. " 
 
 •Gibb, Mrs. I. J., " 
 
 Gibb, J. D., " 
 
 Gibb, Mrs. J. D., " 
 
 Gibb, B., " 
 
 Glennon, Jno., Montreal. 
 
 Godden, Rev. J., Potton. 
 
 Godden, Rev. J., Clarenceville. 
 
 Godfrey, Mrs., Montreal. 
 
 Gribble, Rev. J., Portage du Fort. 
 
 Gordon, James, Montreal. 
 
 Gordon, Mrs. A., " 
 
 •Griffin, F., " 
 
 Griffin, Rev. Jos., Gore. 
 
 •Hall, Geo., St. Johns. 
 
 Hallowell, Mr., Montreal. 
 
 Henderson, W., " 
 
 Handyside, Chas. " 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Benjamin. 
 
 Hall, Mrs. B., » 
 
 Hopkins, E. M., " 
 
 Hooper, A. C, " 
 
 Howe, A., " 
 
 Howard, Dr. R. P., " 
 
 Howard, Mrs. " 
 
 Holland, Mrs. P., " 
 
 Holmes, Mrs. W., " 
 
 Hutton, J., " 
 
 Button, Mrs., " 
 
 Isaacson, J. H. « 
 
 Irwin, Rev. J., Montreal. 
 Johnson, Rev. J., Hull. 
 Johnson, Rev. Thos., Abbotsford. 
 Johnson, Professor, Montreal. 
 Johnson, W. P., " 
 
 Jones, Rev. J., Granby. 
 Jones, Rev. W., Granby. 
 King, E. H., Montreal. 
 Kerry, John, " 
 
 Kirby, Thos., '« » 
 
 Lane, D. C. G., " 
 Lawlor, J., Kildare. 
 Leach, Rev. Canon, Montreal. 
 Leach, Mrs., " 
 
 Leslie, E. J., ^ " 
 
 Lancaster, Rev. C. H., Thome. 
 Lindsay, Rev. D., Frost Village. 
 Lindsay, Rev. R., Brome. 
 Linley, Charles, Montreal. 
 Lockbart, Rev. A. D., LacoIIe. 
 Longueoil, Baron, St. Johns. 
 Longueuil, Baroness, " 
 Lonsdell, Rev. R., St. Andrews. 
 Loosemore, Rev. P. W., Montreal, 
 •Lovell, John, Montreal. 
 Lowe, John, St Armand East. 
 Ludlam, W., Montreal. 
 Lunan, W., Sorel. 
 McDonald, Mrs. F., St. Andrews. 
 McKay, Mrs. Henry, MontreaL 
 McKay, Robert, " 
 
 •Mackie, Capt., 88th Regiment. 
 •Mackie, Rev. Official, England. 
 Macrae, George, Montreal. 
 •Macrae, Wm., St. Johns. 
 McCulIoch F., Montreal. 
 Macdonald E , « 
 
 Macdonald, Mr., " 
 Macdonald, W., Montreal. 
 Macdougall, D. L., " 
 Macginnes, Wm., Christieville. 
 •MacLaren, Jas., Montreal. 
 •McCord, Hon. Judge, '* 
 McKenzie, Mrs. G., " 
 McLeod, Rev. J., Christieville. 
 Merrick, Rev. W. C, Berthier. 
 Merrick, Rev. Jos., Morin. 
 •Modbury, W., 
 
 •Mofifatt, Hon. George, Montreal. > 
 Moffatt, Mrs., " 
 
 Moflfatt, G., jun. " 
 
 Moffatt, Ogilvy. " 
 
 Monk, G. H., St. Martin de Blain- 
 ville. 
 
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 'Montague, W. 
 
 Montgomery, Rev. H., St. Armand 
 
 West. 
 *Montizambert, E., Quebec. 
 Morland, T., Montreal. 
 Mulholland, H., Montreal. 
 Mussen, H., Montreal. 
 Mussen, Tbos., " 
 Mussen, Mrs. T., " 
 Mussen, Rer. T. W., W. Farnham. 
 Neve, Rev. F. S., Grenville. 
 Newcombe, Mrs. " 
 
 Nicholls, Rev. Principal, Lennox- 
 
 ville. 
 O'Grady, Mrs. " 
 
 Ogden, Rev. W. M., Montreal. 
 Osgood, W. A., St. John's. 
 *Pangman, Hon. J., Mascouche. 
 'Pangman, Mrs. " 
 
 Parker, F. J., Potton. 
 Parker, Robert, Hemniingford. 
 Parkin, J., Montreal. 
 Peirce, 0. J., St. John's. 
 Pillar, Mr., Montreal, 
 Pilkington, Mrs., Montreal. 
 *Pipon, Mrs. C, Jersey. 
 Porter, Miss, Montreal. 
 Pyke, Rev. J., Yaudreuil. 
 tRamsay, Rev. J., Ireland. 
 Rachan, Mrs., <* 
 Ramsay, Mrs., Montreal. 
 Reynolds, W. P., Montreal. 
 Robinson, Rev. G., 
 *Robinson, Rev. F., Abottsford. 
 Roe, T. P., Montreal. 
 RoUit, Rev. G., Rawdon. 
 Rose, Mrs., Montreal. 
 Ross, Mrs., Montreal. 
 
 Ross, Miss, " 
 
 Russell, Lord Alex., " 
 Russell, Lady Alex., " 
 Routh, H. L., " 
 
 Rae, Mrs., " 
 
 Robertson, Mrs. A., Montreal. 
 Robinson, Mrs. S., Waterloo. 
 Savage, John. 
 Sache, W., Montreal. 
 Sanborne, John, Milton. 
 Seaborne, Rev. W. M., Kildare. 
 Scott, Dr. W. E., Montreal. 
 Scott, Archdeacon, Dunham. 
 •Sealy, J. 
 Seaman, Rev. J. 
 
 Selby, Thomas, Dunham. 
 •Seweli, Rev. H. D., Quebec. 
 •Shelton E. E., Montreal. 
 Shepherd, R. W., Vaudreuil, 
 Simpson, George W., Montreal. ' 
 Simpson, Mrs. George W., " 
 Simpson, Mrs. A., *' 
 
 Shanly, Walter, M.P P., «' 
 Slack, Rev. G., Bedford. 
 *Smith, Alexander, Montreal. 
 Smith, Rev. J., Sutton. 
 Spence, J., " 
 
 Stratton, F. C, Mohtreal. 
 Smith, Walter, Onslow. 
 •Stayner, T. A., Toronto. 
 ♦Stuart, Henry, Montreal. 
 Sutherland, Dr., " 
 Sutton, Rev. E. J., Edwardstown, 
 Stotherd, Capt. R. E., Montreal. 
 Sullivan, Rev. E., «' 
 
 Stanway, Mr. " 
 
 Stanway, Mrs., Montreal. 
 Schneider, Mr. 
 Skakel, Mrs. 
 
 Smith, G. F. C., Montreal. 
 Smith, S. G., " 
 
 Stephen, Geo., " 
 
 Stephen, Mrs. G., " 
 Swanston, J., " 
 
 Tate, Rev. F. B., " 
 Tate, F., jun., " 
 
 Tate, Miss, " 
 
 •Taylor, Col., R.A., " 
 Taylor, Hugh, " 
 
 Taylor, R., " 
 
 Tempest, John, " 
 
 ♦Thomas, Henry, " 
 Thomas, Mrs., " 
 
 Thomas, Esther E., « 
 Thomas, H. W., " 
 
 Thomas, Amy, " 
 
 Thomas, Claude, « 
 Tiffin, J., " 
 
 Thompson, S. H., " 
 Townsend, Rev. Canon, Clarence- 
 
 ville. 
 •Tylee, R. S., Montreal. 
 Townsend, Mr., " 
 Townsend, Mrs., " 
 Tuggy, C, " 
 
 Usborne, G. W., Portage du Fort. 
 Vass, A. H., . 
 Vaughan, Mr., St. John's. 
 •Wait, Rev. W. W., England. 
 
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 Walkcm, 0., Montreal. 
 Westorer, D., St. Armand East. 
 Wheeler, Dr., Montreal. 
 White, Rer. Canon. " * 
 
 Whitney, H. H., " 
 
 Whitfield, J. M., Granby. 
 Whitten, Rev. T. A., West Shefford. 
 Wilgress, Colonel, Lachlne. 
 •Wilbraham, Rev. C. P. 
 'Williams, John. 
 Williams, Miles, Montreal. 
 Williams, Miles, jun., " 
 
 •Wilmot, Col. R. A., England. 
 
 Winn, J. H., Montreal. 
 
 Wiseman, John, " 
 
 Wiseman, Mri., " 
 
 Wood, Rev. Edmund/' 
 
 Wood, D. R., " 
 
 Woodward, Mr., *' 
 
 Workman, W., " 
 
 Wright. Rev. W., M.D., 
 
 Wray, Rev. H. B., 
 
 Young, Rev. T. A., CoteauduLac. 
 
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS FOR 1864. 
 
 AYLMEll. 
 
 For Clergyman's salary, indudinn 
 pew rents. 
 
 Chopmoll, 11 »20 00 
 
 Conrov, K 10 00 
 
 Cuzner, M 6 (X) 
 
 Church, L>r 6 00 
 
 DriHcoU, A 8 00 
 
 Murphy, J 4 00 
 
 Radnier, G 7 00 
 
 Snow, J. A 7 00 
 
 Young, U. A 16 00 
 
 Total »84 00 
 
 For repairing the house used as a 
 Parsonage. 
 
 Bell, Mm *2 00 
 
 Bolton, G 1 00 
 
 Church.C, II 1 00 
 
 Church, L. K 1 00 
 
 Cash 4 60 
 
 Conroy, R 2 00 
 
 Campbell, W. A 2 00 
 
 Driscoll, A 1 00 
 
 Egan, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Fleming, J. K 1 00 
 
 Hanley, J 26 
 
 Holt.Mrs 200 
 
 Jacques, X. U 60 
 
 Lawlor, K. S 2 00 
 
 Murphy, J 1 00 
 
 Martin, J 25 
 
 Connell, Jlr. G 60 
 
 Prentice, J. B 1 00 
 
 Parkor,H 1 00 
 
 Eadmer, G 1 00 
 
 R^otte, J 50 
 
 Roney, Mrs 25 
 
 Totton, Mrs 25 
 
 Turgeon, A 25 
 
 Young.R.A 200 
 
 Collected for Church Soiree by Mrs. 
 Chepmell and Mrs. Church. 
 
 Chamberlain, Mrs $0 60 
 
 Church, Mrs. 1" 2 00 
 
 Chepmell, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Driscoll, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Delislo, Mrs 50 
 
 Egan, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Jfigrath, « 60 
 
 Maguire,Mr8 100 
 
 Parker, Mrs. H 50 
 
 Snow, 3Irs 2 00 
 
 Collected by Miss ('. Conroy and Miss 
 Holt. 
 
 Aylen, Mrs $0 25 
 
 (Conroy, Mrs 60 
 
 Friends 1 08 
 
 Gordon, Mrs 60 
 
 Grimes, Miss 26 
 
 Holt, Miss 60 
 
 McConucIl, Mrs 60 
 
 McLean, Mrs 60 
 
 McLean, Mrs. J 80 
 
 I'almer, Mrs. and Miss 80 
 
 Sayer, R. U 50 
 
 Symmes, Mr '. 60 
 
 D. G.l) 060 
 
 Collected by Miss IHlnhie. 
 
 Bolton, Mr 10 
 
 Bryant, Mrs 06 
 
 Bell, Mrs 25 
 
 Clark, Mrs 25 
 
 Cuzner. Mrs : . . 25 
 
 Holt, Mrs 26 
 
 Maguiro, Mrs 60 
 
 Murphy, Mrs 60 
 
 Maguire, Mr. J 60 
 
 Martin, J 26 
 
 Ritchie, Miss £ ». 26 
 
 Ritchie. Mrs flO 
 
 Revd. F. Codd 17 60 
 
 Total $87 43 
 
 BEDFORD. 
 
 Collected by Mrs. A, L. Brown, 
 
 Brown, N .8. J. r »1 00 
 
 Bro.Tn, A. L 60 
 
 ramniil!. J. H 60 
 
 Corcy.J. H 60 
 
 Coslett, Mrs. W 25 
 
 Coslett, Edw'd 25 
 
 Dickenson, R. N. r 100 
 
 Meigs, H. 025 
 
 Meigs,- Mrs. C 60 
 
 SuUey, Geo 100 
 
 Collected by Mrs. J. Briggs &nd Miss 
 Adams. 
 
 Adams, Nelson 2 00 
 
 Akombrack, M. E 26 
 
 Briggs, Mrs. J. R 50 
 
 Martin, Nye 26 
 
 Stone,S. W 60 
 
 Woodbury, Mrs. P 2 00 
 
 Woodbury, Elizabeth 26 
 
76 
 
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 Collerltdhy Mr. Chait. Wntnon. 
 
 Aookut, ltlc)imoiiil 60 
 
 BockuH, W»'IHngton <• 60 
 
 BocUui, II. N 9 fW 
 
 Hanvor, Kobb } <»" 
 
 Wftteon, Charli'H 1 00 
 
 Collected by Her. Geo, Slack. 
 
 Alcombraok, Klol. « 1 OO 
 
 ItarnoM, O. A 60 
 
 llarneM, Lvman 60 
 
 Coroy, Caleb 60 
 
 Frpligh, (>..'■ 1* 1 <»<> 
 
 UibHono, Edwin 60 
 
 Ilanvur, IMilHp 60 
 
 Hanvor, John 26 
 
 McDonald, Uornard 60 
 
 Montio, J. F 1 00 
 
 Mlll8,.I.N 1 00 
 
 Neer, John 60 
 
 Phelps, Hiram 100 
 
 IMosB, MiriH 60 
 
 Rlx, II. A 1 00 
 
 Reynold!*, R. C 1 00 
 
 Rixford, L. r 1 00 
 
 Watson, David 60 
 
 Slack, Rev. (J 750 
 
 Slack, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Slack, MiHH 1 00 
 
 Slack, II. 1 1 00 
 
 HERTHIER. 
 
 Collected by Miss Morrison and Miss 
 Forneret. 
 
 Church Society. 
 
 Bostwick, Mrs $1 00 
 
 Clark, Mrs. E, A 8 00 
 
 Cuthbert, Miss 4 00 
 
 Cuthbert, Mrs. E 90 
 
 Clark, Miss 60 
 
 Dixon, Mrs. U 1 00 
 
 Dixon, J. 8 6 00 
 
 Dunn, Logic 1 00 
 
 Dunn, Stuart 1 00 
 
 Forneret, Charles 2 00 
 
 Uuerout, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Kittson, A 1 00 
 
 Morrison, Mr 1 00 
 
 Marriok, Rev. W. C 7 60 
 
 McConnell, W 100 
 
 Robertson, Mrs 50 
 
 Ralston, Miss 1 00 
 
 Total 832 40 
 
 Missionary Bores, 
 
 Clark, Miss «13 80 
 
 Friend 2 75 
 
 Uuerout, Mrs 60 
 
 Morrison, Miss 1 50 
 
 Total »60 55 
 
 Juvenile offerings to the S. P. G. 
 Coyle, Henry, & Forneret, George 8 60 
 
 Endowment Fund. 
 
 Bostwick, J 86 30 
 
 Clark, Mrs. E. A 26 50 
 
 Cuthbert, Mias 43 70 
 
 Cuthbert, Mrs. E. 6 89 
 
 Dunn,T. H 10 UU 
 
 Foruuret, <'harlc( 2H 26 
 
 (iui'rout, Mrs 3 00 
 
 Kittnon, A 13 26 
 
 Merrick, Rov. W. C 6 00 
 
 Morrison, W 21 20 
 
 Road, J 10 00 
 
 Robertson, J 6 80 
 
 Total 8177 40 
 
 IIROME. 
 
 For the Mission at Knowlton. 
 
 Blunt, E 81 00 
 
 Dunk(n,C 60 00 
 
 Chamberllu T 2 00 
 
 Foster, 8. 8., M.D 20 00 
 
 Foster, II. 8 60 00 
 
 Foster, 8. W 26 00 
 
 Foster, A. T 10 00 
 
 Farmer, (jourge 2 00 
 
 Iloueynian, James 6 00 
 
 Hicks. Francis 6 00 
 
 Bennett, Kdson 1 00 
 
 Crowhurst, James 1 00 
 
 Hewsoq, Isaac 12 OO 
 
 Knowlton, Luke M 25 00 
 
 Lynch, Thomus 10 00 
 
 Marsh, Samuel 2 00 
 
 Macfarlane, John 4 00 
 
 Mills, Erastus 6 00 
 
 Norris, 2 00 
 
 I'ettes, Nathaniel 6 00 
 
 Patterson, John 3 00 
 
 Patterson, Ueorgo 100 
 
 Peters, George C. 3 00 
 
 Poters, l!«aac 1 00 
 
 Ross, Ellas 2 00 
 
 Robb, George 4 00 
 
 Scott, Spencer 6 00 
 
 Sanborn, C 5 00 
 
 Tibbetts, N 5 00 
 
 Thompson, William 2 00 
 
 Upatono, William 1 00 
 
 Wilson, Ezra 4 00 
 
 BROMK CORNEIIH. 
 
 Chandler, H. M 2 00 
 
 Chandler, A 10 00 
 
 Chandler, E. L 5 00 
 
 Chandler, Miss 1 00 
 
 Caldwell, E 1 00 
 
 Clark, D 1 00 
 
 Chapman, Thomas 6 00 
 
 Dorming, George 2 00' 
 
 41emler. William 5 00 
 
 Jackson, John 3 00 
 
 O'Malley, J 1 00 
 
 Patch, E. H 5 00> 
 
 Pettes, N 600 
 
 Potts, John 1 00 
 
 Prime, B 2 00 
 
 Prime, Tliomas, M.D 5 00 
 
 Reid,N. E 8 00 
 
 Rogers, William 5 00 
 
 Smlth.D.W 200 
 
 Toof,J. II 100 
 
 Thompson, John 2 00 
 
 Wilson, Freeman 6 00 
 
 Williams, Henry 20 00 
 
40 
 
 00 
 
 oo 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 100 
 
 2 00 
 
 4 00 
 
 600 
 
 500 
 
 GOO 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 200 
 
 10 00 
 
 6 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 600 
 
 2 00- 
 
 600 
 
 8 00 
 
 100 
 
 5oa 
 
 600 
 
 1 00 
 
 200 
 
 5 00 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 200 
 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 600 
 
 20 00 
 
 77 
 
 CUAMULY, 
 
 For Church Sockft). 
 
 Braithwalte, Kov. Jon »7 60 
 
 Bntthwaite, .Jo« 60 
 
 Braithwaite, Kt>v. J. (omittnd in 
 
 1868) 7 60 
 
 Braithwaito, Jus. (umlttvd in 1868) 5U 
 
 Total fWOO 
 
 ClIRIsflKVILLK. 
 
 For Church Society, 
 
 Ca«8on, ThomaH fO 26 
 
 Cliristio, Mm 6 00 
 
 Ditto W. andO 6 00 
 
 Corrun, Mm 60 
 
 CouKind. Mrs 26 
 
 Duffln, Mm., 30 
 
 Irving, .lames 26 
 
 Jono8, llonorablo K. (W. and O.) 10 00 
 
 JonoH, Mrs 4 00 
 
 Lavicount, Miss 26 
 
 MoGlnnIs, \V 6 00 
 
 MoUinnis, Mrs 2 00 
 
 McDougall, Mrs 26 
 
 MoLeod, Uev.J. A 7 60 
 
 Pearson, Jolin 1 00 
 
 Reeves, Mrs 60 
 
 Ryder, W 60 
 
 Sawyer, Mrs 26 
 
 For Church Repairi. 
 
 Casson, Thomas 6 60 
 
 Caldwell, Mrs 60 
 
 Christie, Mrs 40 00 
 
 Corran, Henry 6 00 
 
 Cousins, Mrs. T 6 00 
 
 Duffln, William 4 00 
 
 Irving, James 4 60 
 
 Jones, Honorable R 20 00 
 
 Lavicount, Miss (1868) 60 
 
 MoGinnis, William. . 30 00 
 
 McLood, Rev. J. A 26 00 
 
 MoDourall, Mrs 2 00 
 
 MpMulIin, Alexander 1 60 
 
 Pearson, John 4 60 
 
 Proctor, George 2 00 
 
 Reeves, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Roden, William 2 00 
 
 Ryder, William 4 50 
 
 Stephenson, Joseph 2 00 
 
 Richardson, William 2 00 
 
 Tyler, Orange 6 00 
 
 Twambley, George 8 00 
 
 Total S213 30 
 
 CLARENCEVILLB. 
 
 FAKI8H OF ST. OBOBOB. 
 
 Bullock, John f 1 00 
 
 Curtis, James 2 00 
 
 Hawley, Mrs. Peter 1 00 
 
 Hunter, John 1 00 
 
 Longeway, Augustus 1 00 
 
 Sawyer, David 1 00 
 
 Townsend, Rev. M 7 60 
 
 Townsend, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Townsend, Helen 50 
 
 Townsend, Harriet M 26 
 
 ColUcM hi/ Mi$i r. KlHi. 
 
 Aoros, Mrs 26 
 
 Dupuls, l)r 1 00 
 
 Uuiiborry, Charles 26 
 
 Derrick, Alonato 36 
 
 Derrick, A. H 86 
 
 Derrick, William 36 
 
 Derrick, I' m 
 
 Fadden. Ira 12] 
 
 Hardy, William 36 
 
 Provencal, Charles 35 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. <i. W 100 
 
 MoKoe, James 60 
 
 Mactte, Sirs. J 1 00 
 
 Monagban, Mr 45 
 
 Nutt.Mrs. D 1 00 
 
 Phillips, George 12| 
 
 Robinson, John 50 
 
 Row, Col. (J 60 
 
 Smith, U. M 60 
 
 Sails, D 26 
 
 Salhi, Miss Chariotte 12^ 
 
 Tryon, John 12| 
 
 Taughan, Hiss M. C 25 
 
 Total #25 67^ 
 
 rARISH OK ST. THOHAfl. 
 
 Collected by Sliaa E. Strutheri. 
 
 Derick, Miss P 90 25 
 
 Derick,N.K 26 
 
 Doriok, P. C 25 
 
 Filer, Isaac H 26 
 
 Griggs, Mrs. A 1 00 
 
 Kemp, Mrs. R 36 
 
 Lodge, Mrs. Philip 60 
 
 Lodge.Mrs.S 36 
 
 Robinson, Thomas 36 
 
 Struthers,C 36 
 
 Struthers, J 60 
 
 Struthers, Philip 10 
 
 Vaughan, Reuben 60 
 
 A. Friend 16 
 
 Collected by Miss P. Derick. 
 
 Beatty, Ell fO 10 
 
 Cochrane, Mrs. R 36 
 
 Derick, Jacob 25 
 
 Derick, Leonard 26 
 
 Derick, Mrs. David 36 
 
 Derick, Nelson 10 
 
 Fadden, James 36 
 
 Johnson, Hiram 10 
 
 Longeway, Briggs 36 
 
 Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. John .... 2 00 
 
 I'atterson, Hiram 12i 
 
 Row.Mre.C.S 26 
 
 Row, Mra. David 26 
 
 Row, Mrs. George 60 
 
 Row, Mr. C. Sylvester 100 
 
 Row, Mr. G 60 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Jemima 12| 
 
 Wait, George 10 
 
 Young, Daniel 13 
 
 Young, George ir 
 
 Young, Mrs. Margt 26 
 
 Young.Sidney 12^ 
 
 Collectedby Miss Sarah E. Vaughan. 
 
 Derick, Lyman 26 
 
 Derick, Mrs. Josephine 1 00 
 
 Derick, Mrs. WUlIam 36 
 
 V ■ 
 
 h 
 
 
78 
 
 l^yi 
 
 r 
 
 I i; 
 
 Dorlck, Norman H 100 
 
 Dorick, Philip 26 
 
 Derick, I'hilo 26 
 
 Derick, Simon L 25 
 
 Derick, Rodney 26 
 
 Faddon, Daniel 26 
 
 Farrell, MU 31 10 
 
 Farreil, Robert 26 
 
 Friend, A 26 
 
 Murray.D 100 
 
 Robinson, Tbomau 26 
 
 Shand,Mi8BM 25 
 
 Shand, Mrs. J 26 
 
 Strulhors, I'liilip 26 
 
 Swann, Miss Mary 26 
 
 Trepannier, H. (i 26 
 
 Truscott, James 26 
 
 TruBCott, Mrs. John 26 
 
 Vaughau, Sarah E 25 
 
 Wilson, "kirs. William .'o 
 
 Total »46 00 
 
 Oontributiona for local purposes. 
 
 PARISH 01' ST. OKOKGE. 
 
 Collected by Female Society for 
 poor and repairs of Church — #55 00 
 
 Ditto ditto for 8. S. books 21 00 
 
 Vaid towards salary of Assistant 
 Minister 375 00 
 
 Proceeds of Soiree for repairs of 
 Church 66 87 
 
 PARISH OF ST. THOMAS. 
 
 Purchase of Melodeon 68 00 
 
 Pic-nic towards payment of Church 
 
 debt 93 00 
 
 Subscriptions for Assist. Minister 125 00 
 Parocliial visit and donation to 
 
 Assistant Minister 18 47 
 
 Amount paid on Church debt 46 OO 
 
 MISSION OF HKNEYVILLB. 
 
 Paid towards salary of Assistant 
 Minister 100 00 
 
 Total $966 34 
 
 CLARENDON. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Caldwell, Slack $o 50 
 
 Cash 14 
 
 Conelly, James 26 
 
 Dailev, John 50 
 
 Fletcher, Thomas 50 
 
 Hedging, James 1 oO 
 
 Hodgins, Mrs. J 50 
 
 Hodgins, William 50 
 
 Robinson, Rev. Geo. C 7 50 
 
 Shaw, William 50 
 
 For Missionary's Stipend. 
 
 Armstrong, Robert 2 00 
 
 Caldwell, Slack. . . 2 00 
 
 Casbmore, Thomas l oO 
 
 Fletcher, Thomas 2 00 
 
 Heath, B 6 00 
 
 Hodgins, James 9 00 
 
 Hodgins, William 2 00 
 
 Jones, Hugh 2 00 
 
 Kelly, James i oo 
 
 Lang, Humphrey 8 00 
 
 Shaw, William 6 00 
 
 Wilson, James, jun 4 00 
 
 Collections at out-stations 1 25 
 
 In kind. 
 
 Armstrong, William 2 00 
 
 Dagg, John 4 00 
 
 Ellfott, A 6 00 
 
 Elliott, U 3 37 
 
 Hobbs, James 2 92 
 
 Smart, A 2 75 
 
 Subscriptions towards Painting 
 
 I'arsonago 21 87 
 
 Subscriptions in Labour towards 
 
 building foundation to Parsonage 26 00 
 
 COTEAU DU LAC, 
 For Chum niety. 
 
 Cavcrhill, W. C $1 00 
 
 Caverhill, Mrs 1 00 
 
 French, Gershom 50 
 
 Orange, TV.omas 1 00 
 
 Grange, Mrs. Thomas 50 
 
 Grange, Miss . 25 
 
 Grange, Miss Mary Sophia 25 
 
 Grange, John Davis 26 
 
 Grange, Henry 25 
 
 Grange, Marian 26 
 
 Grange, William 1 00 
 
 Hosmer, H. P 50 
 
 Houston, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Mace, Henry 60 
 
 Pease, CO 1 00 
 
 Perry, Alexander 60 
 
 Psrry, Mrs 60 
 
 Reay, William 60 
 
 Roebuck, Henry 100 
 
 Scott, Joseph 50 
 
 Sullivan, Ralph 1 00 
 
 Young.Rev.T. A 7 60 
 
 920 76 
 
 (^OWANSVILLE. 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Traver. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Adams, George 91 00 
 
 Adams, Mrs 100 
 
 Adams, Wilham 50 
 
 Adams, G. A 25 
 
 Baker, G.B 2 25 
 
 Baker, Henry 25 
 
 Boright, George 50 
 
 Boright,Mr8 26 
 
 Boright, Emma 26 
 
 Boright, Hiram 25 
 
 Boright, Alphonse 26 
 
 Brown, Charles 25 
 
 Brown, Harry 25 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Dr 50 
 
 Buchanan, G. V 60 
 
 Buchanan, Mrs 26 
 
 Cowan, Percy 26 
 
 Darby, Cora 25 
 
 Davidson, Rev. J. C 7 60 
 
 Dent, Mrs ; 25 
 
n 
 
 79 
 
 D«nt, William 26 
 
 Ford, Katy 26 
 
 Ford, John 50 
 
 Ford.Mra 25 
 
 Fuller.E.D 26 
 
 Goddard, Elisha 25 
 
 Goddard, Mrs 25 
 
 Hall, Calvin 1 60 
 
 Hall, Colonel . 1 00 
 
 lIall,Eli 1 00 
 
 Hall, Harriet 26 
 
 Hnlburt,A.P 1 50 
 
 Jones, Joseph 25 
 
 Jones, Mrs 12 
 
 Jones, Merrill 12 
 
 Jones, Nettie 06 
 
 K«than,Mrs. W 25 
 
 Knight, A 50 
 
 McCord, Dt 26 
 
 Miles, Letitia 12i 
 
 O'Halloran, Alice 26 
 
 O'Halloran, Eddie 12^ 
 
 O'Halloran, George 12^ 
 
 O'Halloran, James 1 00 
 
 O'Halloran, Lizzie 25 
 
 O'Halloran, Maggie 26 
 
 O'Halloran, Mrs 60 
 
 I'haro, John 25 
 
 Kndd, Hannah 26 
 
 Ruiter, James 26 
 
 Trowbridge, Colonel 2 26 
 
 Traver, Ella 12i 
 
 Traver, Hiram 1 00 
 
 1*raver, Levi 12i 
 
 Traver, Mrs. H 60 
 
 Total «33 67 
 
 Collected by Alias JBowker and Miss 
 Fickle. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Boright, Attie 25 
 
 Boright,C 026 
 
 Boright, C.H 26 
 
 Boright, Mrs 25 
 
 Boven, W.A 50 
 
 Bowker, CM 26 
 
 Bowker.D. A 26 
 
 Clarke,Milo 25 
 
 Cotton, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Friend 10 
 
 Friends 60 
 
 Friends 25 
 
 rickle.A 060 
 
 Pishie.J 016 
 
 Shufelt, George 1 00 
 
 Shufelt, Mrs 60 
 
 Wood, K. H 26 
 
 For Clergyman's support. 
 
 Adams, George $26 00 
 
 Baker, George 20 00 
 
 Boright, C 2 60 
 
 Boright, George 6 00 
 
 Boven, W.A 2 00 
 
 Bowker, M.R 2 00 
 
 Brown, L. S 2 60 
 
 Brown, Mrs. Dr 2 00 
 
 Buchai-an, G. V 6 00 
 
 Cotton, Charles 2 00 
 
 Cotton, Dr fl OO 
 
 Cotton, George 12 OO 
 
 Cotton, Thomas 6 00 
 
 Carter, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Carter, William 10 00 
 
 Dent, Joseph 4 00 
 
 Dent, William 1 00 
 
 Ford, Augustus 1 00 
 
 Ford, John 3 00 
 
 Fuller, Darwin 8 00 
 
 Fuller, Hiram 3 00 
 
 Hall, Calvin 2 00 
 
 Hall, F.J 6 00 
 
 Hulburt, Amasa 2 00 
 
 Jones, John 2 00 
 
 Jones, Joseph 2 00 
 
 Kathan, C. C 10 00 
 
 Kathan, William 5 00 
 
 McCord, Dr 2 00 
 
 JIcKinley, William 2 00 
 
 O'Halloran, James 15 00 
 
 Pickle, A 3 00 
 
 Pharo, John 3 00 
 
 Ruiter, James 6 00 
 
 Ruiter, Nelson 4 50 
 
 Shufelt, George 12 00 
 
 Shufelt, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Smith, Sidney 50 
 
 Sweet, G.H 2 00 
 
 Stinehour.J.P 3 00 
 
 Traver, Hiram 12 00 
 
 Vincent, Norman 1 00 
 
 Woods.D.R 200 
 
 Total $224 00 
 
 DUNHAM. 
 
 For Ctmrch Society. 
 
 Baker, Wm f 8 OO 
 
 Baker, Mrs. Harriett 2 OO 
 
 Baker, Col. St'^vens 6 00 
 
 Baker, Joseph 1 00 
 
 Baker, Miss Hattie 1 00 
 
 Baker, Wm.S 6 00 
 
 Baker. Wm. C 1 00 
 
 Baker, J. S 1 00 
 
 Barnes, Joseph 1 00 
 
 Barnum, Mrs 50 
 
 Beattie, Mrs 25 
 
 Brown, Eugene 1 00 
 
 Chamberlin, Mrs 50 
 
 Charsley, R 1 00 
 
 Clement, Levi 60 
 
 Clement, 60 
 
 Coatsworth, Ohas 26 
 
 Dunning, Airs. Eliza 1 00 
 
 Dunning, Miss Amy E 1 OO 
 
 Dunning, Miss Ellen S 60 
 
 Dunninff, orrin 50 
 
 Gibson, Dr. J. B 8 00 
 
 Galer, Churles S 1 OO 
 
 Hogabooni, A 60 
 
 Hubbard, Mrs. S.P 25 
 
 Hubbard, Miss Mary 26 
 
 Jones, Wm 1 00 
 
 Lee, John 2 00 
 
 Marshall, Th08 6 00 
 
 Meigs, Abel D 1 00 
 
 MUler,Ralph 60 
 
 O'Brien, Robert 76 
 
 Robinson, James 2& 
 
 « 
 
 
 "■'**l 
 
 J 
 
80 
 
 ■% 
 
 ■A 
 
 Rykord, Asa.. J 00 
 
 Bykerd, Mrs. Mary 100 
 
 Kykord.Mrs.P... 100 
 
 Soott, Ven. Archdeacon 7 00 
 
 Scott, Miss Anna 25 
 
 Scott, Tho8. HewBon 26 
 
 Selby.ThoB 6 00 
 
 Selby, Jonathan 50 
 
 Selby.Mrfi. J J 00 
 
 Seeley, Hiram 50 
 
 Ten Eyck, Mrs. Jane 50 
 
 Ten Eyck, Mrs. H 60 
 
 Traver, Levi 1 00 
 
 Watson, E. L 1 00 
 
 Watson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 West.J.C 050 
 
 Wood, Thos., 1 00 
 
 Wood, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 00 
 
 »72 00 
 
 EDWARDSTOWN. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Sutton, Rev. E. G »7 50 
 
 For Support qf Mission. 
 
 Cantwell, T 100 
 
 Curry, Mrs. W 25 
 
 Grasby.J 25 
 
 Grasby.W 26 
 
 Hart,G 60 
 
 Nolen, Mrs 1 26 
 
 Nolen, Catherine 25 
 
 Sever, A 50 
 
 Stacy,R 1 00 
 
 Stacy, H 1 00 
 
 Stacy, T 1 00 
 
 Toynton, R 350 
 
 Toynton, Mrs 100 
 
 Wheatley, G 1 40 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. W 25 
 
 For Cliurch Steeple. 
 
 Bovnnau!, M 100 
 
 Torntoj, R 8 00 
 
 Wheatley, G 8 00 
 
 For Church Shed 3 37i 
 
 For Church Repairs 1 70 
 
 For Church Fence. 
 
 Wheatley, G 6 00 
 
 For Hccmuniium. 
 
 Angel, H 50 
 
 Angel, Mrs 75 
 
 Angel, Mary Jane 50 
 
 Angel, James 10 
 
 Baxter, Jane 25 
 
 Cash 10 
 
 Carson, J , 50 
 
 Carson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Charters, J 1 00 
 
 Charters, Mrs 100 
 
 Charters, Julien 50 
 
 Charters, Matilda 25 
 
 Creaser, G. P 50 
 
 Davidson, J 1 00 
 
 Dunn, J 1 00 
 
 Dunn, Mrs 1 50 
 
 Dunn, Amelia 50 
 
 Dunn, Joseph 60 
 
 Eaton, T 1 00 
 
 Elvidge, Elizabeth SO 
 
 Elvidge, John 50 
 
 Elvidge, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Flood. J 025 
 
 Friends 6 26 
 
 Gibb, Mrs. J. J., proceeds of a 
 
 Church tray 10 00 
 
 Gruer, J 100 
 
 Harder, W 1 00 
 
 Havelocit Congregation 1 01 
 
 Keith, J 5 00 
 
 Lee, G 50 
 
 McLeod, R 25 
 
 Patinode, J 1 00 
 
 Pillow,J 40 
 
 Pridham, E 60 
 
 Pridham, Mrs 50 
 
 Pridham, E., jun 1 00 
 
 Pridham, Mrs. E.,jun 100 
 
 Pridham, C. P 1 00 
 
 Pridham, A 1 00 
 
 Pridham, R 50 
 
 Pridham, D. J 50 
 
 Pridham, G. A 100 
 
 Pridham, Mary 50 
 
 Pridham, Edwin F 50 
 
 Pridham, Florence 50 
 
 Pridham, Alfred 50 
 
 Pridhcm, John A 12i 
 
 Roberts, J. C 50 
 
 Robinson, R. G 50 
 
 Sever, A 1 00 
 
 Sever, Margaret 25 
 
 Struthers, J 025 
 
 Sutton, E. A 60 
 
 Toynton, James 1 00 
 
 Toynton, Rebecca 25 
 
 Wheatley, G 1 00 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. T 060 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. W 050 
 
 Wilson, Mrs. J 025 
 
 ST. REMI. 
 
 For Support of Mission. 
 
 B^dard, Mrs 1 50 
 
 Carson, J 40 
 
 Duncan, Mrs 8 00 
 
 Dunn, J 16 00 
 
 Elvidge, W 8 00 
 
 Friend 2 00 
 
 King, Miss 100 
 
 Lawless, J ■" 60 
 
 Lawless, Rose 60 
 
 983 90 
 
 Chancel chairs and lamps 913 73} 
 
 ELY. 
 
 For Clergyman's Support. 
 
 Beers, Robert 4 00 
 
 Davidson, W 2 00 
 
 Davidson, W. (Tailor) 1 00 
 
 Hackwell, W 10 00 
 
 Mitchell, A 400 
 
 Noris, John 1' 00 
 
 Osborne, James 6 W 
 
 Shepherd, W. H 2 00 
 
 Trual, Benjamin 6 00 
 
 Trual, W 2 00 
 
 989 00 
 
ai 
 
 FEELIGHSUURG. 
 
 8T. ARMAND WEST. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Baker, A. L 85 00 
 
 Baker, W. « 2 00 
 
 Blinn, N. M. aud family 2 00 
 
 Charaberlin, B 1 GO 
 
 Chamborlin, Mrs. Dr 2 00 
 
 Cowan, Ann 25 
 
 Davidson, Kev. J. Burrows 7 50 
 
 Kemp, Ansou 2 (X) 
 
 Krans, (i. L 1 00 
 
 Krans, Mrs 25 
 
 Krans, Miss 25 
 
 Lagrange, Annie 1 00 
 
 Lagrange, Mrs 50 
 
 Lagrange, 3Ii68 25 
 
 Lagrange, Miss 11 25 
 
 Lowe, John 5 00 
 
 Nash, Miss 1 00 
 
 Pattison, VV. Mead 3 00 
 
 Keid, Rev. Canon 7 50 
 
 Reynolds, V. a 1 00 
 
 Reynolds, E. S 1 00 
 
 Westover, Asa 1 00 
 
 Westover, Mrs, A 1 00 
 
 Westover, Col. D 5 00 
 
 Westover, Mrs. D 1 00 
 
 Westover, Miss M 100 
 
 .*62 76 
 
 GORE. 
 
 CoUections for liquidating debt on 
 St. John's Church. 
 
 Arnott, John $>2 00 
 
 Evans. Thomas 4 00 
 
 Elliott, Richard 1 00 
 
 Good, William 1 50 
 
 Lister, William 2 26 
 
 McNeil, Thomas. 3 00 
 
 McDonald, James 2 00 
 
 Moore, Charles, sen 4 00 
 
 Morrison, James 3 00 
 
 Rogers, George, son 2 00 
 
 Rogers, Frederick, sen 2 00 
 
 Rogers, Frederick, jun 2 00 
 
 Strong, William, sen 4 00 
 
 Shirrett, George 4 00 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Boyd, James, jun 
 
 Dixon, Thomas 
 
 Uicks, W., sen 
 
 Moore, George 
 
 McDonald, Henry, sen 
 
 Nicholson, John 2 
 
 Pollock, William 1 
 
 Rogers, James 1 
 
 Rogers, John 1 
 
 Annt'sley, James 50 
 
 Auuesley , Francis 50 
 
 Avory , John 50 
 
 Anderson, William 50 
 
 Blampin, James 2 00 
 
 Bradford, Edward 8 00 
 
 Bradford, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Bradford, John 6 00 
 
 Bradlbrd, Henry 50 
 
 Bradford , Mrs 60 
 
 Baird, Robert 2 00 
 
 Baird, Mrs o 50 
 
 Baird, Mi.«s 50 
 
 Barber, Richard & George 1 00 
 
 Bull, Almond 100 
 
 Baillio, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Butterworth, Samuel 2 00 
 
 Butterworth, Mrs 100 
 
 Brack, Mrs o 50 
 
 Brack, John & Miss 50 
 
 Blackwood, Mrs. Samuel 1 00 
 
 Cole & Hnngerford 1 oo 
 
 Cairns, Jlrs. 4 oo 
 
 Coupland, James 50 
 
 Coupland,Mrs 60 
 
 Coupland, Fred 60 
 
 i Cook, I'cter & John l oo 
 
 I>avis D 060 
 
 Erskine, Mr l oo 
 
 Erskine, David 1 oo 
 
 Erskine, Samuel 1 oO 
 
 Fergiisson, Andrew 1 oo 
 
 Frost, Washington 1 oo 
 
 Frost, Henry 1 oo 
 
 Frost, Mrs 50 
 
 Gray, William j oO 
 
 Gray, Mrs. & Miss 1 oo 
 
 00 
 00 
 50 
 00 
 00 
 X) 
 00 
 00 
 00 
 Rogers, George 6 00 
 
 $52 25 
 
 Granhy, Itoxton and North Shefford. 
 
 For Missionary's Support. 
 
 GEANBY. 
 
 Aitchison, John $1 00 
 
 Annesley, John 1 00 
 
 Gilmour, Francis 3 00 
 
 (jiilmour, Mrs 3 oo 
 
 Gilmour, Dr 5 00 
 
 Gilmour, Arthur 1 oO 
 
 Gilmour, Angus 1 oo 
 
 Gilmour, Edward 5 oo 
 
 Griggs, .lared 3 oo 
 
 Griggs, Truman 2 00 
 
 Griggs, Alonzo 1 co 
 
 Griggs, Reuben 60 
 
 Harrington, Mrs 60 
 
 Hungcrford, Burch 5 oo 
 
 Hall, David 1 (jo 
 
 Horner, James 1 qq 
 
 Johnstone, Andrew 1 oo 
 
 Johnstone, James 60 
 
 Johnstone, Thomas 50 
 
 Kennedy, Jamo« 2 00 
 
 Kennedy, Jas., jui 1 oo 
 
 Kennedy, Robert j 00 
 
 Kennedy, Mrs q 60 
 
 Martin, Michael 60 
 
 McLood, R 1 00 
 
 McCormick, JosepU Q go 
 
 Moran , Mrs q 50 
 
 Mitchell, Hannah 5 00 
 
 McKeclinio, i/trt j 00 
 
 Morrison, Peter j qo 
 
 Marsh, J W ' g 00 
 
 Marsh, Mrs 5 qq 
 
 Neil, Joseph., gQ 
 
 Nicol, Robert " 2 00 
 
 Pow, John 1 00 
 
 Penny, Samuel 2 00 
 
 Payne, Robert 2 00 
 
 Payne, Josiah 30 
 
 ■IT It 
 
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82 
 
 
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 Payne, JIrs 1 (K) 
 
 Koberts, Miss Ellen 12i 
 
 Ray, Charles 3 00 
 
 Kay, Samuel 3 00 
 
 KeynoUls, James 1 50 
 
 Reynolds, Mi»8 M 25 
 
 Sparling, Mrs 25 
 
 Savage, Alouzo 3 00 
 
 Streetor, Wilderness 1 OO 
 
 Streeter, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Starr, Henry 1 50 
 
 Seale, Joseph 2 00 
 
 Seale, Isaac 50 
 
 Stuppel, W. C 100 
 
 Spaokman, Thos... 3 00 
 
 Soinplo, Mrs 50 
 
 Talbert, Jane 50 
 
 Vlpond, W.B 2 50 
 
 Warren, Oliver 3 00 
 
 Warren, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Warren, Eliza 1 00 
 
 West, W. L 5 00 
 
 Wood, Franklin 5 00 
 
 Wethcrbe, Mrs. Olivia 8 00 
 
 WooUey, Mrs. Fred 2 00 
 
 WooUey, Edward 50 
 
 Woolley, Catherine 50 
 
 Watson, Thomas 2 00 
 
 Whiicomb, Dr 10 00 
 
 Williams, Daniel 1 00 
 
 UOXTOIf. 
 
 Ball, Rufus $3 00 
 
 Ball, Wright 5 00 
 
 Blampin, James 1 00 
 
 Galbraith, Joseph 1 00 
 
 Gibson, George 1 00 
 
 Kimpton, Rufus 5 00 
 
 Kimpton, Marshall 1 OO 
 
 Rollins, Sam 1 00 
 
 Savage, James 6 00 
 
 Savage, Dennis 2 00 
 
 Savage, George 3 00 
 
 Sanborn, Abraham 4 00 
 
 Sanborn, John 2 00 
 
 Sweat, Henry 1 00 
 
 Tamlin, Henry 1 00 
 
 BALL'S SCHOOL UOU8E. 
 
 Ball, Wright 3 00 
 
 Ball,M.-8 2 00 
 
 Ball, Rufus... 3 00 
 
 Ball, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Blampin. James 100 
 
 Galbraith, Joseph 1 00 
 
 gibson, George 1 50 
 
 irapton, Rufus 8 00 
 
 Kimpton, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Kimpton, Marshall 2 00 
 
 Kimpton, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Kimpton, Marcus 1 00 
 
 Kimpton, Mrs 60 
 
 Reynolds, Charles 1 00 
 
 Reynolds, Olia;'., jun 1 00 
 
 Sanborn, Abraham 6 00 
 
 Sanborn, Mrs. Abraham 2 00 
 
 Sanborn, John 2 00 
 
 ROLLIK'a SCHOOL HOUSE. 
 
 Savage, James f 5 00 
 
 Savngo, Dennis, Mrs 1 fX/ 
 
 Sweat, Henry 1 00 
 
 Friend, A , J"^, T 5 00 
 
 NORTH SHEFKORD. 
 
 Ashton, Capt. William *6 00 
 
 Ashton, Matthew 1 00 
 
 Aslitou, Daniel 1 00 
 
 Ashton, Henry. . , 2 00 
 
 Ashton, Robert, jun 1 00 
 
 Ashton, Wm., No. 2 3 00 
 
 Allard, 1' 50 
 
 Burton, Robert 1 00 
 
 Burton, .lames 2 00 
 
 Browmai), William 26 
 
 Carter William 2 50 
 
 Geer, Samuel 1 OO 
 
 Galbiaitli, Alex 3 00 
 
 GalbriuUi, John 3 00 
 
 Hetteruou, William 2 00 
 
 Helfcruon, Robert 1 00 
 
 HetTornon, John 1 00 
 
 Hubbard, Goddard 50 
 
 Kennedy, Walker 1 OO 
 
 Kennedy, Robei t 1 00 
 
 Latimer, Henry 1 00 
 
 Latimer, William 60 
 
 Martin, Elijah 2 00 
 
 Martin, Miss H 50 
 
 Martin, Cone B 1 00 
 
 Martin, Mrs. Cone 50 
 
 Morson, William 2 00 
 
 Mcol, John 50 
 
 Nicol, John, jun 1 00 
 
 Neilley, Samuel 1 50 
 
 Outhet.Mr 2 00 
 
 I'ratt, Robert 1 00 
 
 Spencer, J. C 1 00 
 
 Spencer, Mrs. J. C 3 00 
 
 Savage, Abraham 3 00 
 
 Savage, Mrs. Abraham 2 00 
 
 Savage, Robert 1 00 
 
 Savage, William 160 
 
 Savage, Sylvester 1 60 
 
 Savage, Mrs. Sylvester 1 50 
 
 Scott, Jlatthew 1 50 
 
 Standish, Joseph 2 OO 
 
 Standish, Mrs. Joseph 25 
 
 Standish, William 1 00 
 
 Standish, Mrs. William 25 
 
 Talbert, George 2 60 
 
 Talbert, John 50 
 
 Whitcomb, Leonard 1 00 
 
 Woolley, Randall 50 
 
 Church Society. 
 
 Ashton. William 25 
 
 Burton, James 25 
 
 Geer, Missouri 60 
 
 (iolliger, Robert 25 
 
 ileffernon, William 20 
 
 Heflernon, Miss F 12 
 
 Heffernon, Mrs. Robert, 12 
 
 Outhet, Mrs 26' 
 
 Spencer, Mrs. J. C 25 
 
 Savage, Abraham 26 
 
 Savage, Erastus 26 
 
 Savage, William 60 
 
 Talbert, ilrs. George 25 
 
 Total f3 44 
 
83 
 
 f 
 
 GRANBY. 
 
 Churck Society. 
 
 Abbott, Dr SI 00 
 
 Annesloy, Grace 25 
 
 Bradford, Edward 50 
 
 Bradford, Mrs. Edward 50 
 
 Mradford, John 50 
 
 Cairns, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Colburn, Mary 26 
 
 (iilmour, Francis 60 
 
 Gilmour, Mrs. Francis 50 
 
 Gilmour, Alfred 25 
 
 (liilmour, William 25 
 
 Gilmour, Angus & Maria 25 
 
 Gilmour <^"lmrles Jt Amelia 26 
 
 Gilmour, Dr. William 1 00 
 
 Gilmour, F-dward 50 
 
 Gilmour, Mrs. Edward, 50 
 
 G ilmour, E. K. & Hunnah 50 
 
 Jones, Kevd. James 7 50 
 
 Jones, Kevd. William 7 50 
 
 Griggs, Truman 25 
 
 Kennedy, James, jun 12| 
 
 Pow, John 25 
 
 Ray, Charles 50 
 
 Streeter, E. Mary 12} 
 
 Streeter, C. N. Edward 12^ 
 
 Starr, Henry 25 
 
 Whitfield, J.F 5 00 
 
 West, W. L 1 00 
 
 Wood, F 1 00 
 
 Wetherbo, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Warron, Eliza A 25 
 
 Total «3i 37i 
 
 GREN VILLE~&" CHATHA3I. 
 
 For the Missionary. 
 
 Birch, Mr? S4 00 
 
 Crooks, J. J., 1863 1 50 
 
 Forsyth, D. G 5 00 
 
 Foreman, John, 1863 1 00 
 
 Grece, Miss, 1863 1 00 
 
 Hiidreth, George 3 00 
 
 Murray, James 2 00 
 
 McMillan,D 4 00 
 
 McMillan, Mrs., 1863 1 00 
 
 Owens, Owen 20 00 
 
 Owens, Thos 5 00 
 
 Owens, Wra 5 00 
 
 Owens, George 4 00 
 
 Pridham, Edwin 20 00 
 
 Packenham, Chs 2 00 
 
 Rourk, Wm 1 00 
 
 Reeves, Daniel 10 00 
 
 Whinfleld, Wm 18 00 
 
 Whlnfleld, Nich 2 00 
 
 Welden, Jas , 1868 4 00 
 
 Weldon. Thos. 1863 and 4 10 15 
 
 Wilson, James 2 10 
 
 Total iliE&O 
 
 THE MOUNTAIN. 
 
 Cousins, Richard #1 00 
 
 Horner, Samuel 6 00 
 
 Tompkins, John 1 20 
 
 Treneer Thomas 2 00 
 
 Total «9 20 
 
 THE AUGMENTATION. 
 
 Bates, Mary $1 00 
 
 Crawford, John 9 00 
 
 Kelly, Robert 6 00 
 
 Kelly, John, sen 3 00 
 
 Morrow, George 1 60 
 
 McCallum, John 1 00 
 
 Total »20 60 
 
 LA PETITE NATION. 
 
 Bunvasli, Mr ii?l 00 
 
 Cochrau, James 3 00 
 
 Cochran, Mrs l 00 
 
 Carson William 2 00 
 
 Hilman, George 1 60 
 
 Morrow, John i oo 
 
 Reily, Robert 2 00 
 
 Reily, .) ui 3 oo 
 
 Reily, Mis. John 50 
 
 Robinson, Kobert 3 20 
 
 Robin.son, William Henry 1 20 
 
 Robinson, James l 75 
 
 Robinson, John l oO 
 
 Rasico, Mrs l 00 
 
 Seal, Mr 1 50 
 
 Smith, Henry 1 80 
 
 Smith, Miss C 50 
 
 Tweedy, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Total $29 05 
 
 Church Society, 1864. 
 
 Boswarick, Mrs $0 25 
 
 Closs, Thomas 50 
 
 Foreman, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Grece, Miss 27 
 
 McMillan, D 1 00 
 
 Neve, JIrs l 00 
 
 Neve, Revd. F. S 7 60 
 
 Owens, Owen 1 00 
 
 Owens, Mrs. Owen l 00 
 
 Owens, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Owens, William l oO 
 
 Owens, George 1 00 
 
 Owens, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Proudlock, 25 
 
 Pridham, Edwin 2 60 
 
 Reeves, Daniel 2 00 
 
 Weldon, Mrs. Thomas 50 
 
 Weldon, James 20 
 
 Total !$22 97 
 
 Burwash, Mr ►....—« 25 
 
 Cochran, Mrs. James ..«.< 50 
 
 Reily, Jane 25 
 
 Reily, Mr. and Mrs. John 1 00 
 
 Robinson, Jlrs. Robert 25 
 
 Robinson, Mary 25 
 
 Robinson, James, jun 25 
 
 Total S2 76 
 
 HEM3IINGF0RD. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Armstrong, John $0 60 
 
 Beasant, Wm 1 00 
 
 Beatty , Martin 1 00 
 
 Clarke, Wm 50 
 
 m 
 
84 
 
 ! I. 
 
 i-n 
 
 Clarkson, Francis 50 
 
 Coates, Dt 1 00 
 
 Dunlop, Daniol 50 
 
 DuVernet, Rev. E 760 
 
 Gill, Simon 26 
 
 Hadley, Robert 26 
 
 Hillman, Caleb 1 Oit 
 
 Hodgson, John 50 
 
 Law, Alfred 1 OC' 
 
 Nesbitt, Cupt 1 00 
 
 Parker, Mr8 1 00 
 
 Rickaby, John 60 
 
 Richardson, Edwlr 1 00 
 
 Woods Frances 60 
 
 Woods Robert 60 
 
 Towards support of Mii^uoi'anj. 
 
 Braitbwato, Ed\7ard. . ."00 
 
 C'ookman, Major W.. B 00 
 
 Cookman, Francos 10 00 
 
 Collins, Charles 5 00 
 
 Ellerton, Charles 8 00 
 
 Foster, Thomas 6 00 
 
 Quest, Ji)!in 5 00 
 
 Quest, Robert 5 00 
 
 Wilson, Edward 8 00 
 
 Whyte, Robert 10 00 
 
 Total S69 00 
 
 IIINCUliVBROOKE. 
 
 Minister's Stipend. 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs i?! 00 
 
 Boyde, Robt 3 00 
 
 Baird 1 00 
 
 Coulter, Hy., sen 4 00 
 
 Coulter Jas 3 00 
 
 Coulter, Jly 3 00 
 
 Coulter, Chas 2 00 
 
 Foster, A 4 00 
 
 Foster, Arthur 3 00 
 
 Gamble, James 4 00 
 
 Graham, S 3 00 
 
 Gilligan, B 200 
 
 Henderson, W 3 00 
 
 Howe, Mr 2 (X) 
 
 Henderson, Jas 3 00 
 
 Henderson, John 1 00 
 
 Henderson, Thos 1 00 
 
 Henderson, S 1 00 
 
 Jolly, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Wills, James 3 00 
 
 Johnson, Meredith 2 00 
 
 Johnson, Jtobt 2 00 
 
 Kyle» Jehn 3 00 
 
 licvers. Matt 3 00 
 
 Knowles, Robt 3 00 
 
 McCoy, J., J.P 2 00 
 
 "McCoy, Jas., (Gore) 60 
 
 X'-ily, John 2 00 
 
 Piatt, John 3 00 
 
 Mullwrn, John 1 60 
 
 Piatt, Matt 100 
 
 Peake, W 1 00 
 
 Peckover, Saml 4 00 
 
 Todd, Robt 2 50 
 
 Steele, J 1 50 
 
 Total i|81 00 
 
 HtTNTINODON DISTRICT. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Collected by Miss Carr and Miss Brad- 
 ford. 
 
 Burt, Rev., F $7 50 
 
 Burt, Miss, & S. A 26 
 
 Burt, F. &L 26 
 
 Blssett, Jas 25 
 
 I'issett, 3Irs 25 
 
 Bradford, JIrs 25 
 
 Bradford, Miss 12 
 
 Bradford, Theresa 12! 
 
 Carr, Miss 12! 
 
 Carr, Mr 25 
 
 Carr, Mrs 26 
 
 Carr, Miss M. J 12} 
 
 Friend, A 26 
 
 Hyde, Mr 25 
 
 Hand, Mr 25 
 
 Hand, Mrs 26 
 
 Houldsworth, Mr 25 
 
 Uapper, Mr 25 
 
 Mann, Mr 26 
 
 M'Donald.J 26 
 
 M'Garvey, Mrs 25 
 
 M'Lcan, Mr. W 60 
 
 Rowe, Mr 25 
 
 Rowe, Mrs 25 
 
 Rutledge, Miss a"") 
 
 Vance, Mr. J 60 
 
 Wellwisher 25 
 
 Thompson, Mrs 2,5 
 
 M'Donald, Mrs. & Isabella 60 
 
 $7 35 
 
 Collected by Miss M. Booth and Miss 
 M. Pvrcell. 
 
 Booth, John 50 
 
 Booth, Richard 50 
 
 Goodfcllow, Hugh 25 
 
 Goodfollow, Wm 26 
 
 Goodlbllow, H 26 
 
 King, Thomas . 20 
 
 Purcell, John 50 
 
 Rennick, John 4'^ 
 
 Stewart, Jas 2t> 
 
 Total S3 10 
 
 Collected by Misses E. and S. Gitmorc. 
 
 Anderso' W fO 26 
 
 Brinis, B^ 13 
 
 Blaike. Mrs 26 
 
 Anderson. Allen 10 
 
 Cairns, John 25 
 
 Cairns, J., jun 26 
 
 Donnelly, J., jun 25 
 
 Durnin.J 10 
 
 Friend, A 25 
 
 Friend, Another 25 
 
 Grady,Mr8 10 
 
 (iilmore, Mary 16 
 
 Gilmore, And lO 
 
 Gilmore, Mrs. A 20 
 
 Gilmore, Eliza.... 10 
 
 Kcfi, Mrs 026 
 
 M'Intosh, Mrs 10 
 
 M'lntosh, W 16 
 
 M'Kec, John 26 
 
 R 
 K 
 
 s 
 J 
 
 V 
 
85 
 
 I 
 
 rringle, Miss 05 
 
 Oulnn, P . 25 
 
 Keid, Mrs 25 
 
 Uose, Mrs 20 
 
 Sherriff, Jas 26 
 
 Sherriff, Ed 25 
 
 Sayers, Wm 26 
 
 Simpaon, Ja.s 1 00 
 
 «eoley, Anna 10 
 
 Jl'lntosh, D 12J 
 
 Total $6 10 
 
 Collectedby Miss Eliza Sparroir and Miss 
 M'Naiian. 
 
 JSell, James $0 25 
 
 llfell, Mrs 15 
 
 Douglas, Mrs. B 124 
 
 Douglas, 8. J 06 
 
 Douglas, Eliza 04 
 
 Douglas, Ellen 05 
 
 Douglas, K 05 
 
 M'Narlan, A. A 12^ 
 
 M'Narlan, Jane 12j 
 
 M'Narhm, Hobt 26 
 
 M'Narlan, Clias 10 
 
 Keid, Mrs. J 25 
 
 Sparrow, Eliza i2J 
 
 Sparrow, J G 20 
 
 Sparrow, Jonathan 20 
 
 Sparrow, Mrs. J 25 
 
 Sparrow, Mrs. K. 25 
 
 VVhealy. Mrs. F 12^ 
 
 Woods, Mr. J 30 
 
 Total $3 00 
 
 llltNUlNnROC^KK niSTUICT. 
 
 Col/ected btj Miss J. A'l/le. 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Baird, .lolm ¥0 12 
 
 Baird, James 10 
 
 Katon, James 25 
 
 iCaston, Jaiaes 25 
 
 Fenucll, Jured 25 
 
 (iraliam, Samuel 20 
 
 Ciuerin, P 25 
 
 (■amble, .Innies (» 20 
 
 <iambk'. William 25 
 
 Coglan, D 10 
 
 Kyle, John (i 20 
 
 KnolesKobcrt 25 
 
 Herdman, A (i 20 
 
 Johnston, M 25 
 
 ■lohnston, John 10 
 
 Levers, M 20 
 
 McCoy, John 25 
 
 M'Coy, David 25 
 
 M 'Clatchie, George 10 
 
 Mulhern J 25 
 
 I'eckover, Samuel 25 
 
 Kankin, Williiini 20 
 
 Kobsou, (?aroline 10 
 
 Steele, James 10 
 
 Steele, J. J 2.'') 
 
 Stacey, Asher 30 
 
 Thoiniison, Henry 26 
 
 Will, James 25 
 
 Will, Alexander 10 
 
 Total . . f 5 77 
 
 Collected by Mrs, James nenderson.jun. 
 
 Boyd, Robert 80 50 
 
 Coulter, Henry, son 50 
 
 Coulter, James 40 
 
 Coulter, Charles 26 
 
 Foster, Arthur 40 
 
 Henderson, Thomas 26 
 
 Henderson, James, jun 60 
 
 Irwin Thomas 05 
 
 Knowles, Robert, una 60 
 
 Neely John 26 
 
 I'eake, S 20 
 
 Todd, Robert 26 
 
 Total «3 80 
 
 HUNTINGDON. 
 
 Minister's Stipend. 
 
 Blachford, C $6 00 
 
 Booth, John 6 00 
 
 Bruce, J , jun 10 00 
 
 Chambers,. A. & J 3 50 
 
 Donnelly, John 3 00 
 
 Donnelly, Edwd 3 00 
 
 Davidson, W 300 
 
 (lilmoro, A 5 25 
 
 Gardner, W 2 00 
 
 (ioodfellow, Saml 3 00 
 
 (Joodfellow, Jos 3 00 
 
 Happer. D 400 
 
 Hyde, John 00 
 
 Lewi*:, J. S.. (6 mo.) 5 00 
 
 Me(iarvey, J 3 00 
 
 McLean, Edwd 5 00 
 
 Turcell, J 5 00 
 
 Pallman, J 2 00 
 
 Uowo, K 8 00 
 
 Whaley, F 2 00 
 
 Saver, Geo 3 00 
 
 Cliitr, Jas 2 00 
 
 Total $84 76 
 
 KILDAKE. 
 
 Collected by Miss Marn Hell a Dixon. 
 For Churrh Society. 
 
 Berczy, William !|5 00 
 
 Dixon, Benjamin 75 
 
 Dixon, :\lary B 26 
 
 I Giiss, Benjamin 12i 
 
 I Ciass, Jlrs. B''n|aniin 12i 
 
 1 Gass. John . . .'. 12j 
 
 1 (iass, Mrs. John 12} 
 
 Gass, John 06 
 
 Gass, Matilda 10 
 
 I Gass, William 25 
 
 Heather, Wilfred 26 
 
 llewstoM, Charles 25 
 
 JFeloi) , Thomas 05 
 
 I'ersell, James .~ 16 
 
 IVrsell, William ]2i 
 
 Kali)h, Uiehard 12i 
 
 Seaborn, Rev. William M 2 00 
 
 Winvers. liobert 26 
 
 W ooils, Kus.sell, sen 50 
 
 Woods, \i\\»? ■■ jun 60 
 
 
 m 
 
 
 fM 
 
 lotul , 
 
 $11 20 
 
 I' 
 
86 
 
 For n carni'.tfor Chanrel Floor. Collect- 
 pd bi/ Atiss Mnrii L. Dixon, and Mr. 
 Thomas Dixon, jun 84 77 
 
 Col/fctcd b}i Miss Mary L. and Kliza 
 Jane JHxon, and presented in flour, 
 (fc, to Itev. W. M. Seaborn. . . .$11 02i 
 
 For Minister's Stipend. 
 
 Gass, William »2 00 
 
 IVrsell, William 4 00 
 
 Woods, UuHsell, sen 4 00 
 
 Bt'i-czy, William, sen 10 00 
 
 Uixon, Bonjamiu 10 00 
 
 Dixon, Jolin 10 00 
 
 Dixon, James 2 00 
 
 Dixon, Itiohard 4 00 
 
 Dixon, Thomaa, jun 4 00 
 
 (iass, lionjamin 4 00 
 
 Gass. John 4 00 
 
 (iasc, William 1 00 
 
 Lawler, Jolm 5 00 
 
 Tcrsoll, George 1 00 
 
 l'eri*ell, William 4 00 
 
 i{alnh, Richard ,.. 4 00 
 
 Stafford, Mr 2 00 
 
 i^tinson, Samuel 1 DO 
 
 Stinson, William 4 00 
 
 Winters, Kobcrt 2 00 
 
 Woods, KusselJ, jun 4 00 
 
 Gass, .lohn 4 00 
 
 Stafford, Mr 2 00 
 
 Torter, Mrs 1 (X) 
 
 Total $83 00 
 
 RAMSAV. 
 
 Collected Itij Mr. JSodih/ and ^fr. lienja- 
 min (las,i,/iir 1863. 
 
 Benny, James, son $2 00 
 
 Meuiiy, .Jimu's, jun 50 
 
 Boimy. W.N 25 
 
 Baddy, William 1 00 
 
 Oiinior Chester 50 
 
 Connor, <) 12i 
 
 Connor, Kliza Ann 30 
 
 Clinichet, Icaac 26 
 
 Friend, A 50 
 
 Ilorton, George 25 
 
 Murray, Natliuu 1 00 
 
 3Iurray, Edwin 25 
 
 Murray, Zuridi .50 
 
 I'ugc, Edniond 60 
 
 Kead, James 1 00 
 
 i{ead, Lucv 76 
 
 Rondeau, t' 50 
 
 Roy, Edward 1(10 
 
 Ste'pliens, A 1 00 
 
 Total !?12 17i 
 
 MASCOICHE. 
 
 Alexander, Francis Ii?0 60 
 
 Alexander, Mrs. F 50 
 
 Alexander, (icorjje 60 
 
 Alexander, Henry 60 
 
 Alexiindor, James .50 
 
 Alexander, Jane 50 
 
 Alexander, John 2 00 
 
 Alexander, Mrs. John 2 00 
 
 Alexander, ilosoj)h 60 
 
 Alexander, Launcelot 1 00 
 
 Alexander, ThomaH 26 
 
 Alexander, Sirs. Thomas 26 
 
 Alexander, William, jun 1 00 
 
 Bell, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Breroton, Mr. St 50 
 
 Broreton, Henry 50 
 
 Colo, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Connor, Patrick 1 00 
 
 Evclcigh, 3Ir8 1 00 
 
 Ewan, Andrew 50 
 
 Kwan, Mrs. Andrew 60 
 
 Ewau, Art. Robert 1 00 
 
 Ewan, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Hannah, Ellen 26 
 
 Hill, George 10 
 
 Hill, Mrs. G 10 
 
 Hodgson, Bella 26 
 
 Hodgson, Christopher 60 
 
 Huteliinson, Mrs 50 
 
 Moody, Mr 26 
 
 Jloody, Mrs 25 
 
 I'angman, Hon. J . and Mrs 10 00 
 
 Patterson, John 1 00 
 
 I'attcrson, Mrs. John 50 
 
 llcade, Rev. John 7 50 
 
 Robinson, George 50 
 
 Robinson, Henry 1 00 
 
 Robinson, Roderick 25 
 
 Jtobinson, Thomas 2 00 
 
 Rogers, Mr 1 00 
 
 Walker, (ieorgo 50 
 
 White, Anthony 60 
 
 White, Mrs. A 50 
 
 White, AVilliam 50 
 
 Total $46 95 
 
 TERREBONNE. 
 
 Brown, Robert ,$0 12i 
 
 Irvine, 3lrs. J 12^ 
 
 McKenzie, Jolin 1 00 
 
 Moody, Miss Agnes 25 
 
 Moody, Henry 25 
 
 Moody, John 25 
 
 Moody, JIatthew, sen 25 
 
 Moody, Mrs. M 25 
 
 Jloody, Matthew, jun 25 
 
 Moodv. Mathias 25 
 
 Moody, Miss M. A 25 
 
 Moody, William 25 
 
 Itanson, Mrs 50 
 
 Ranson.J. If 60 
 
 Kichards, 3Irs 12i 
 
 Total $4 62J 
 
 MONTREAL. ' 
 
 CATHEDKAL. 
 
 The I^ord Bishop of Montreal ... .$60 00 
 Litiit. General {.Sir W. F. Wil- 
 liams, K. r. JJ 50 00 
 
 Adams, Sirs. R 5 00 
 
 Adams, J. I) 2 0) 
 
 Anderson, T. B 10 00 
 
 Angus, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Badglev, Mrs 1 50 
 
 Biigg, .S. C 5 00 
 
 Bagg, Mrs 2 00 
 
87 
 
 BsM, RobPi-t y. (' 1 00 
 
 Bajfg, fathorino S 1 00 
 
 Batfir, Amelia J 1 00 
 
 Bag«, Maryll 1 00 
 
 BaSS, Helen F. M 1 00 
 
 Bakor, J. C 5 00 
 
 Baker, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Barber, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Barnstoii, George 5 00 
 
 Bartlett. Kov. 1. M 10 00 
 
 Bethuno, 8 C, 00 
 
 mackwooil, MriJ 1 00 
 
 Blackwood, Miss M. (Scotland)... 5 00 
 
 Bowo8, Mr 1 00 
 
 Bowkcr, II. M 5 UO 
 
 Brooke, Mr 6 00 
 
 Browne, John JamoH 5 00 
 
 Brown, Alfred 5 00 
 
 Burrago, Uev. K. K f. 00 
 
 B. J.. 1 00 
 
 Cash from 1863 35 &0 
 
 Cash, (James Crawford) 1 00 
 
 Cash, (Thomas Simpnou) 1 00 
 
 Carter, Ijeorgo 5 00 
 
 Chambcrlin,B 6 00 
 
 Chapman, Mrs. H 5 00 
 
 Charles, Mr 3 00 
 
 Churchmen's As-iociatiou 3 fiO 
 
 Clarke, Com. (icn 1 00 
 
 Clerk, Mrs. (Colonel), 1 00 
 
 ClouBton, J. 8 2 00 
 
 Coo, Miss A. F 1 00 
 
 Converse, J. A 5 00 
 
 Cowie, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Cowie, Mr. A. McK 2 00 
 
 Conroy, Eliza 1 00 
 
 Craig, Joseph 30 
 
 Cuuaill,J 1 00 
 
 Dawson, S. E 5 00 
 
 Day, Miss 1 00 
 
 Dean, The Very Rev. the 10 00 
 
 Dennip, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Durnford, Miss 5 00 
 
 Dyde, Mr 5 00 
 
 Ekcrs, AJrs. 50 
 
 Elwell, Mrs 2 60 
 
 Empev, A 5 00 
 
 Ermatinger, Col 2 00 
 
 Evans, J. E 2 00 
 
 Evans, Mrs. Robert 2 00 
 
 Forbes. Mrs 1 00 
 
 Ford, Col 1 00 
 
 F'raser, Dr 5 00 
 
 Eraser, Mrs 50 
 
 Freer, Capt 1 00 
 
 Friend, by Miss Bridge 1 00 
 
 Friend, by Miss Burrage 1 00 
 
 Friend, by the Dean 10 00 
 
 F'riend. by the Rev. J. I'. \V 10 00 
 
 F'riend to Missions. 4 00 
 
 Friends, two (by Mrs. White) 00 
 
 FuUbrd, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Fulford, F. D 5 00 
 
 Gault, M.H 6 00 
 
 Cault, Mrs. M. 11 5 00 
 
 (Jeddes, Charles 5 00 
 
 Cedde.<. Mrs ,5 00 
 
 Gibb, Benaiah 5 00 
 
 Gibb, MissM. C 50 
 
 Glass, Mr 1 00 
 
 Gordon,Mrs. A 5 00 
 
 Gordon, Mrs. James 2 00 
 
 Ciordon, James 5 00 
 
 Gough, A 4 (K) 
 
 Grant, Miss 82 
 
 (;rilIith,T. W 1 00 
 
 Uaudysido, Clarence 60 
 
 Hancock, 3Ir 60 
 
 Hall. Mrs. B 12 00 
 
 Hallowell. U 2 00 
 
 Hill, Mrs. Benjamin 5 OO 
 
 Hills, F. (i 1 00 
 
 Holland, 3Ir8 6 OO 
 
 llollis, Mrs 50 
 
 Holmes, .Mrs 4 00 
 
 Honey, Mrs 25 
 
 llooj)t>r, Angus C 6 00 
 
 iloopor, Mr" 2 00 
 
 Houghton, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Howe, Mrs. A 5 GO 
 
 l.Hiiacson, R 2 00 
 
 .iovce, Mrs 1 OO 
 
 .l'\vce, A 25 
 
 Kerry, Anthony 2 00 
 
 Kerry, .lohn 5 00 
 
 King, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Lacasse, JIrs 1 00 
 
 Lane, Mr 6 00 
 
 Eindsay, Mrs. Robert 1 00 
 
 ].,ooscm()ro. Rev. 1'. \Y 7 50 
 
 Ludlam. W 5 00 
 
 Mucculloch, F 4 00 
 
 Macculloeb. Mrs. F 4 00 
 
 MacDonald. VV 5 00 
 
 MacDougull, D. L 5 00 
 
 jMagruder, Capt 3 00 
 
 Mackav, Mrs. dcury 10 00 
 
 Mackny, Hugh 1 00 
 
 Mathewson, Mrs. L.... 1 00 
 
 3lcKcnzio, Mrs, G 5 00 
 
 Md'horson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Mills, E. L 3 00 
 
 Moti'att, lion. George 20 00 
 
 Motfatt.Mrs 10 00 
 
 Mofl'att, Ogilvv 10 00 
 
 Molson, Mrs. Si 4 00 
 
 Morland, Watson & Co 5 00 
 
 Murray, D 1 00 
 
 Musscn.T 5 00 
 
 Musseu, Mrs 5 00 
 
 jAlussen, Wm 2 00 
 
 iMussen, Miss Medora 60 
 
 M. de B. & Co 1 00 
 
 Newcombo, Mrs 5 00 
 
 .Nichols, Charles 1 00 
 
 Ogilvv.T 2 00 
 
 O'Grady, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Orr, General, (England) 4 00 
 
 Orr, Miss. F " 4 00 
 
 Faidv, Mifis 1 00 
 
 I'arkin, Jnmcs 5 00 
 
 IVnner, John 2 00 
 
 I'hillips, 3hs 2 00 
 
 rhillips, Mrs, W. E 2 00 
 
 I'hillips, 3Irs. H 2 00 
 
 I'i'kington, Mrs 6 00 
 
 l'ipon,Mrs 1 00 
 
 I'orter, Miss 6 00 
 
 I'rice, Mrs. J. B. 2 00 
 
 Trice, Mrs. Banner 1 00 
 
 Rachan, Mrs., 6 00 
 
 RaC; Mrs. 6 00 
 
 Ramsay, 3Ir3 5 00 
 
 Rimmer, Alfred 2 00 
 
 1^1 
 
 
 
88 
 
 ' 
 
 I m 
 
 \i 
 
 RitcbiP, Mrs. J. W 3 CO 
 
 Itobcrt«oii, Mrs. A 5 00 
 
 Kobert«oii, Mi»8 4 00 
 
 Koc.T. r poo 
 
 Jlose, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Rosa, Mm 6 00 
 
 RoBB, Miss '00 
 
 Ro»«, David Alex J 00 
 
 Ross, Mrs. A I CO 
 
 Uiusell, Lord Alexander [, 00 
 
 Russell, Lady Alexander 5 00 
 
 Saohe, W 6 00 
 
 Sanborn, Mr. & Mrs 2 00 
 
 Simpson, Mrs. Alexander 6 00 
 
 Simpson, UeorKO 10 00 
 
 Simpson, Mrs. (i 10 00 
 
 8kakol,Mr8 6 00 
 
 Smith, J 4 00 
 
 Smith, S.G 6 00 
 
 Spendlow, II 1 50 
 
 Stephen, George 10 00 
 
 Sutherland, Dr 6 00 
 
 Swanston, .r 5 00 
 
 Swinbum, Mr 1 00 
 
 Tate, Rev. F. B 5 no 
 
 Tate, Miss 5 00 
 
 Tate, F.J. 10 00 
 
 Tate, Miss F 1 50 
 
 Taylor, Reuben 6 00 
 
 Tempest, John 5 00 
 
 Thoin"«, Henry 20 00 
 
 Thor Mrs,. 20 00 
 
 Thoi ^ 6 00 
 
 Thji u., 1 5 00 
 
 Th.v .-■, V. }'■ 5 00 
 
 T;.. a 5 00 
 
 rho» .i. ' .; 5 00 
 
 Tiffin, Jii 2 00 
 
 Tooke,Mr8 1 00 
 
 Townsend, W. A 5 00 
 
 Townsend, Sirs 5 00 
 
 Tubby, Miss 1 00 
 
 Tubby, 3Ir 2 00 
 
 Tuggey, Charles 6 00 
 
 Turner, the Misses 2 00 
 
 Turner, Mrs I 00 
 
 Tylee, Mrs 4 00 
 
 Vennor, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Welch, Mr 1 00 
 
 "•Vheeler. Dr 5 00 
 
 White, Rev. Canon 7 50 
 
 White, Mrs 2 50 
 
 Whiteaves, Mr 2 50 
 
 White, Mrs. J. J 3 00 
 
 Williams, Miles 5 00 
 
 Wood, Mrs. D. R 2 00 
 
 Workman, W 5 00 
 
 Special Donations. 
 Hamilton Bros., Hawkesbury ...$165 00 
 
 Thomas, Ilonry 400 00 
 
 For Widows' and Orphans' fund, 
 
 Mrs. A. Robertson 8 00 
 
 Boxes 134 27 
 
 ST. geosqb's church. 
 
 Abbott, Miss C ^l 00 
 
 Barlow, Miss 25 
 
 Bond, Rev. W. B 4 00 
 
 Bond, John B. 5 00 
 
 BOyce, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Brewster, C 3 00 
 
 P'ronsilon, J. It 1 80 
 
 l;iid<l(!U, H. A 6 00 
 
 Htilmar, II 5 oo 
 
 «. R 100 
 
 ("usli from 1808 2 0-' 
 
 Cush 4<h 
 
 Carter, E 2 00 
 
 Chaplin, K 4 00 
 
 Cliarlers, Mr 1 00 
 
 Chartt-rs, Mrs 80 
 
 Clerk, A 2 00 
 
 Cochrane, M. 11 6 00 
 
 Crawford, John 50 00 
 
 Cranwell, Mr 2 00 
 
 Critchlpy, Mrs 76 
 
 Crusoe, Miss 2 00 
 
 (\ J. S 50 
 
 C. W. T, 2 00 
 
 Darricott, Mr 1 00 
 
 Davies, W. II. A 6 00 
 
 Dowkor,G 60 
 
 Dowker, Mrs 50 
 
 Klliott, J 2 00 
 
 Evans, T., 8r?i 2 00 
 
 Kvans, S. R 50 
 
 i:utii8,T. A.. 50 
 
 FofiC.i, J. M 5 00 
 
 > ootiior, Mrs 1 50 
 
 Fustnr, R 2 00 
 
 Francis. Mr 50 
 
 Freer, E. S 4 00 
 
 Friend, by Miss Craig 1 00 
 
 Frieuil, by Miss Ferres 60 
 
 Friend, by Mrs. Whitehead 60 
 
 Gault, A. F C 00 
 
 Gault, Mrs. A. F 2 T. 
 
 Gibb, J. D 6 C 
 
 Gibb, Mrs. J. D 6 00 
 
 Gibb,L J 25 00 
 
 Gibb, Mrs. 1. J 26 00 
 
 Glennon, J 6 00 
 
 Godfrey, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Graham, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Hammond. R 60 
 
 Henshaw, F. W 2 00 
 
 Hicks, Professor 2 00 
 
 Hill, W 60 
 
 Homo, George 2 00 
 
 Horno,Mrs 100 
 
 Howard, Dr 5 00 
 
 Howard. Mrs 6 00 
 
 Hutton, James „ 5 00 
 
 Iluttou, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Hutton, Mrs. W. A 2 50 
 
 Ireland, J. H 2 00 
 
 .lohnson, Dr 5 00 
 
 Kennedy, Mr 1 00 
 
 King. E. H 6 00 
 
 Lamplough, H. J 1 00 
 
 Leach, Rev. Canon 7 50 
 
 Leach, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Lovell, John 10 00 
 
 Lunn, Miss 1 00 
 
 Macfarlane, Mrs 60 
 
 Major, J. E 3 00 
 
 Matchett, Miss 1 00 
 
 Mc(;uaig, Mrs 2 00 
 
 McMann. Mr 50 
 
 Moifatt, George, jun 10 00 
 
 Molson, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Morgan, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Moss. Mrs 1 00 
 
89 
 
 
 Mulhollsud, II 6 (K) 
 
 Murphy, Mr 1 00 
 
 Nleld, lE 2 60 
 
 Noble, Capt 2 00 
 
 Parker, A. D 4 00 
 
 Fatorson, Mrn 2 00 
 
 Fatton, Mr8 1 00 
 
 rrontice, Mrs 4 09 
 
 Reddy, Dr 2 00 
 
 Jtoutb, II. L 6 00 
 
 R. J 1 00 
 
 Schneider, T. 11 C 00 
 
 Scott, Dr 6 00 
 
 Scott, John 1 00 
 
 Shelton, E. E 10 00 
 
 Shepherd, Mr«. R. W 4 00 
 
 Shepherd, U. W 2 00 
 
 Smith. G.F.C 6 00 
 
 Spendle, Mr 26 
 
 Stanway, George 20 00 
 
 Stanway, Mrs 10 00 
 
 Htotheni, Mr 60 
 
 Sullivan, Rov. E 7 50 
 
 Tate, Mrs 60 
 
 Thayer, Mr 26 
 
 Yaw, A. H 6 00 
 
 Vase, MisH 1 00 
 
 Wand, A 1 00 
 
 Walker, Joa 2 00 
 
 Watkins, Jlrs. R 1 00 
 
 Whitney, H. II 5 00 
 
 Williams, Miles, Jun 5 00 
 
 Woodward, Mr 6 00 
 
 Woods, Mr 60 
 
 W. J. R 1 60 
 
 Boxes 74 65 
 
 Special Donations. 
 
 Johnston , W. P «100 00 
 
 Shelton, E. E 100 00 
 
 Widows' and Orphans' fund, 
 Chaplin, E 1 00 
 
 ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST FREE SEAT 
 CHAPEL. 
 
 Andrews, II. O S5 00 
 
 Brown, Mr. and Mrs 6 00 
 
 Cash from 1863 12 00 
 
 Falkiner, J. 8 5 00 
 
 Fowler, R. J 6 00 
 
 Fowler, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Fowler, Master 50 
 
 Fowler, Miss 60 
 
 Friend, by Mrs. Gibb 2 00 
 
 Friend, by Miss O'Connor 1 00 
 
 Friend 60 
 
 Gibb, Charies 6 00 
 
 Uaeusgen, Mrs 2 60 
 
 Hempsted, James 1 00 
 
 Isaacson, J. H 6 00 
 
 Jones, Miss 1 00 
 
 Lindley, Mr. and Mrs 6 00 
 
 Scott, Mrs 60 
 
 Shepherd, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Spence, Mr 5 00 
 
 Wood, Rev. E 6 00 
 
 S65 60 
 
 8T. JAMES THE APOSTLE CHUKCH. 
 
 Ellegood, Rev. J $7 60 
 
 Smith, Alex 10 00 
 
 Winn, J. II 600 
 
 Winn,Mrs 2 00 
 
 Winn. Miss 2 00 
 
 Winn. Miss M 2 (H^ 
 
 Wright, Rev. W.,M. A 6 i"' 
 
 Uoxea 16 h 
 
 BT. LUKE'S OHURCri. 
 
 Rev. J. Irwin »7 fv) 
 
 Mrs. Aylwin 6 W) 
 
 Collected at Sunday-school 26 00 
 
 887 60 
 
 ST. STEPHEN'S CHDRCH. 
 
 Collected by Mi»8 Turner and Misa 
 Jtowes, 
 
 nalllle, Mrs. R 80 Ut 
 
 Booth, R 60 
 
 Bowes, J 2 oo 
 
 Brown, Alfred 1 oO 
 
 Craiue, R 1 OO 
 
 Craig, H 60 
 
 Curran, Rev. W. B 6 00 
 
 Ebbit, and Prentice 1 OO 
 
 Empson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Friend. A 60 
 
 Fullcr.F • 60 
 
 Gamble, Mrs 5ft 
 
 Graham, E 25 
 
 Graham, Wm, 26 
 
 Hall, J. S 1 <iO 
 
 Hicks, B 60 
 
 Harris, 8 1 00 
 
 Harris, J 60 
 
 Huddle, Miss 60 
 
 Hinloy, Mrs ft 26 
 
 Johnson, Geo. N 1 OO 
 
 Lamb, B 1 Oft 
 
 Neville, J 50 1 
 
 Ogden, J 26 
 
 Power, J 1 00 
 
 Scott, G 1 Oft 
 
 Scott, J 25 
 
 Smallwood, Dr 4 Oft 
 
 Smith. Alex 6 (lO 
 
 Thro8by,R 1 00 
 
 Tracy, Mra.^ 26 
 
 Tracy, A. B 1 00 
 
 Todd, Mrs ft 12i 
 
 Turner, Wm 2 00 
 
 Wilkinson, Mrs 60 
 
 Wilson, Wm ft 6ft 
 
 Young, A 50 
 
 Total »38 12J 
 
 Collected by Miss A. Mealy. 
 
 Bloomfield, Jos «0 25 
 
 Dadd, W 25 
 
 Friend, A 25 
 
 Friend, A 75 
 
 Healy, C 50 
 
 Uealy, Mrs 50 
 
 Healy, Miss 25 
 
 Healy, A 25 
 
 a.H 75 
 
 . A.Kinnear 25 
 
 L. S. T 76 
 
 Thomas, R 60 
 
 ! 
 
 \\iM 
 

 IMAGE EVALUATION 
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 '1.4 III 1.6 
 
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 Sdences 
 
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 (716) 872-4503 
 
 '^ 
 
 ''i 
 
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 .«*> 
 
 "^l<^ 
 
 ^.4^ 
 
 % 
 
90 
 
 i 
 
 Wilson, Capt 50 
 
 Wilson, D 50 
 
 W. F. W 26 
 
 Wray, Mrs 75 
 
 Wray, D 25 
 
 Total 7 50 
 
 CoUtcttd by Mrs. Millar. 
 
 Brown, A $0 CO 
 
 BrockwellMra 25 
 
 Comer, C 25 
 
 Comer, W 25 
 
 Crozier, Mrs 25 
 
 Duket, Mrs 26 
 
 Dixon, Mrs 25 
 
 Friend, A 26 
 
 Bird, Mrs 26 
 
 Greenwood, Mrs 25 
 
 Millar, Mrs 50 
 
 Parrington, Mrs 25 
 
 Robinson, Mrs 26 
 
 Sei-jeaut, Mrs 50 
 
 Serjeant, Mrs. B 50 
 
 Starke, Mrs 25 
 
 Tate, Mrs 25 
 
 Tatta, Mrs 25 
 
 Thomas, Mrs.. 25 
 
 Walton, Mrs. W 25 
 
 Walton, Q 26 
 
 Walker, Mrs , 50 
 
 Total S6 76 
 
 Horsfall, R., per Rev. W. B 
 
 Curran 2 00 
 
 Tot-il $54 88i 
 
 TIIINITY CHUBCH. 
 
 Collectedbj/ Messrs Smulie, Thomas, and 
 Mead. 
 
 Bell, Mrs. Arthur W ffl 00 
 
 Bayley, Wm 2 00 
 
 Burnett, James 60 
 
 Cowan, David 1 00 
 
 Dorwin, J 3 00 
 
 Etherington, Mr _ 1 00 
 
 Friend, A .». 50 
 
 Forbes, A 60 
 
 Goulden,J 50 
 
 Goodfollow, J 60 
 
 Gregor, Mr 60 
 
 Gulon, Mr 60 
 
 Hannan, Mr 26 
 
 Hall, Mr 50 
 
 Hall, Mr o 50 
 
 Hurst, Mr 60 
 
 Hennessy, John 1 00 
 
 Jewett, C. L 50 
 
 Langford, G. C 60 
 
 Mead, B l 00 
 
 Matthewron, James 1 00 
 
 Mylrea, Mr 1 00 
 
 Paton, Thos 2 00 
 
 Peel, T 1 00 
 
 Robertson, J 1 00 
 
 Slovin, John 1 00 
 
 Skelton, W. J 1 00 
 
 Smylie, Mr...; 1 00 
 
 Thomas, Wm,B 2 00 
 
 Wiseman, Mrs. John 2 05 
 
 Wallace, J 60 
 
 Wickens, James 1 00 
 
 Wheeler, Mrs 50 
 
 Total «81 80 
 
 Collected by Messrs. Handyside and 
 Savage. 
 
 Contents of box $4 68 
 
 Handyside, C 6 00 
 
 Bellliouse, D., jun 1 00 
 
 Contents of box 7 00 
 
 968 
 
 800 
 
 Stodherd, Capt., R. E 5 00 
 
 Savage, John G 10 00 
 
 McGarity, Mr 6 00 
 
 Minchin, W 400 
 
 Birch, G 1 nO 
 
 Baird, Charles J 1 60 
 
 Cawthorne, T 1 00 
 
 Johnson, Thos. R 2 00 
 
 Jones, Miss G., (contents of box). 1 60 
 
 Jones, Mrs. Joseph 2 00 
 
 Merry, W. A 2 50 
 
 Merry, Mrs. W. A 2 50 
 
 Prince, H 1 00 
 
 Ringland, George 2 00 
 
 Reay, Mr 1 50 
 
 Somersall, R. B 2 50 
 
 Sewell, H. G 2 00 
 
 Shackell,H 2 00 
 
 Total S66 03 
 
 Collected by Mr. J. B. Walkem. 
 
 Brydgos, C.J $5 00 
 
 Brydgos, Mrs 5 00 
 
 Cloghorn, Mr 2 00 
 
 Cooper, Mr. W 6 00 
 
 Edmonson, B 2 00 
 
 Haldimand, Mrs. L 4 00 
 
 Slolson, Wm 6 00 
 
 Root, H. B 1 00 
 
 Smith, W. 2 00 
 
 Walkem, C 5 00 
 
 Total 536 00 
 
 Collected by Messrs. Hoemer and Chap- 
 man, 
 
 Arnton, J. J 92 00 
 
 Barton, J,. 1 00 
 
 Baird, H 1 00 
 
 Bulling, W. 60 
 
 Chapman, Geo ^ 2 00 
 
 Cole, F „ 1 00 
 
 Durnford, Capt 5 00 
 
 Jlendery, B 1 00 
 
 Hoernor, A. H 2 00 
 
 Judge, J 1 00 
 
 Kirby, J 5 00 
 
 McGinnis, R. P 2 00 
 
 Middleton, W 1 00 
 
 Orr, Miss 100 
 
 Pherls, J 1 00 
 
 Smith, W. H 2 00 
 
 Thompson, W. H 1 00 
 
 Wooding, J 1 00 
 
 Total 930 60 
 

 Collected by Mea$rs. AelsonandJFarren. 
 
 Blnmoro, C fl 00 
 
 Orathern, J 1 00 
 
 Dunbar, Chs 1 00 
 
 Forrest, Miss 50 
 
 Feat, W 1 00 
 
 Friend, A 50 
 
 Harper, John 50 
 
 Hearle, S. A 1 00 
 
 Hannaford, E. r 1 00 
 
 Little, J 1 00 
 
 Lulham, Geo 1 00 
 
 McFarlane, M 1 00 
 
 Mott, Hy 1 00 
 
 Mission Box, R. W 1 75 
 
 Pell, A. J 1 00 
 
 Perrigo, John 1 00 
 
 Raffan, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Toby, M 100 
 
 Wilson, Mrs 100 
 
 Walker, W. S 1 00 
 
 Wurtele, Misses 2 00 
 
 Warren, It 1 00 
 
 Walton, Mrs. C 3 00 
 
 Walton, John A 2 00 
 
 Winter, M 50 
 
 Total $27 75 
 
 CoUectedity Messrs. Church and Sloan. 
 
 Ainslie, H. G 1 00 
 
 fiinmore, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Box. 1 70 
 
 Box 1 05 
 
 Carron, C 50 
 
 Crowhurst, W 50 
 
 Doran, J 2 00 
 
 Dunbar, W 2 00 
 
 Freeman, T 1 00 
 
 Friend, A 1 00 
 
 Shanly, W 4 00 
 
 Stevens, C 2 00 
 
 Sloan, J 1 00 
 
 Virtue, Joseph 100 
 
 Virtue, Jarnes 50 
 
 Wright, W 1 00 
 
 Wray, J 1 00 
 
 Total »22 26 
 
 Subscriptions to Drome Mission. 
 
 Messrs. Haudyside and Savage.. .$66 03 
 
 " Mead, Thomas, and 
 
 Smylie 31 30 
 
 " Nelson and Warren 27 75 
 
 Cooper and Walkem 36 00 
 
 Church and Sloan... 22 25 
 
 Uoerner and Chapman 30 50 
 
 Convery and Lovell, 1863 5 00 
 
 Fen wick. Dr., 1863 5 00 
 
 Bancroft, Dr., 1864 7 50 
 
 Per Bev. Dr. B., proceeds of child- 
 ren's sale 6 00 
 
 Miss Jones, ) Proceeds of 
 
 MisB L. Bancroft, } sale of ... 4 00 
 
 Miss Garth, ) work. 
 
 Total $241 83 
 
 NEW gTaSGOW. 
 
 Church Society. 
 
 Campbell, C $0 35 
 
 Campbell, J 15 
 
 Goodbody, Mrs 50 
 
 Goudey, A 26 
 
 Guinn, J 60 
 
 Livingstone, H 26 
 
 Livingstone, Mrs. J 26 
 
 Lloyd, L 25 
 
 Lloyd, Miss 25 
 
 Nevil, G 25 
 
 Poole,'''. S 76 
 
 Kafter, W 25 
 
 Katler, J ;. 50 
 
 Staunton, Mrs 50 
 
 Stephousou, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Stephonsou, Mrs. K 25 
 
 Stephenson, K 2s 
 
 Sievewright, Mrs 50 
 
 Sievewright, Miss 20 
 
 Storman, J 50 
 
 White, Mr 60 
 
 Total $8 00 
 
 KILKENNY. 
 
 Allen, J ®0 25 
 
 Allen, Miss 25 
 
 Allen, B 50 
 
 Brophy, W 50 
 
 Brown, Mrs 16 
 
 English, J 546 
 
 English, Mrs. J 25 
 
 Friend, A 10 
 
 Frazer, Miss 25 
 
 Foster, A 26 
 
 Foster, Mrs. R 10 
 
 Frazer, W. H 25 
 
 Frazer, A 26 
 
 Frazer, S. A 25 
 
 Hamilton, R 40 
 
 Hamilton, W 50 
 
 Irwin, J 50 
 
 Irwin, J., jun 50 
 
 McMorris, J 25 
 
 McMorria, Mrs. J 26 
 
 Nickel, A 25 
 
 Nickel, J 25 
 
 Smith, R 50 
 
 Taylor, Mrs. H 25 
 
 Taylor, C. J 10 
 
 Ward, J 25 
 
 Total »7 60 
 
 NORTH CLARENDON AND THORNE. 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Lancaster and Miss 
 
 jRichardson. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Dagg, Charles $0 26 
 
 Dagg, Mrs. Thos 10 
 
 Eades, Henry 26 
 
 Greer, Mary.. 10 00 
 
 Judgson, G. 31 60 
 
 Judgson, Mrs. G. M 50 
 
 Lancaster, IMrs 60 
 
 Ledger, Marianne 15 
 
 Richardson, Widow 25 
 
 Richardson, William 25 
 
 Ricliardson, Susan l^ 
 
 Richardson, Jane 12j 
 
 Richardson, Thomas 25 , 
 
 Richardson, John 26 
 
 Richardson, Mrs. John 26 
 
 Shephard, Thomas 26 
 
 Shephard, Mrs. Thoa 25 
 
 'i 
 
 J 
 
92 
 
 Smith, .John 25 
 
 Smith, Mrs. John 26 
 
 Smith, Mre. Matthew 15 
 
 Stanley, George 26 
 
 Stanley, Thomas 26 
 
 For Missionary's Support. 
 
 Judgson, G. M «o 00 
 
 McNeil, Charles 4 00 
 
 Biobardson, Widow 6 00 
 
 TBOBSB. 
 
 Collected by Miss ItichariU. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Acres, Thomas $0 80 
 
 Uodgins, George 1 00 
 
 Hodgins, William 26 
 
 Hasard, Richard 60 
 
 Johnston. Mrs 26 
 
 Moore, Wyman 1 00 
 
 Richards, Mrs 26 
 
 Richards, Susannah 10 
 
 Richards, Aclisah 10 
 
 For Thome Church, 
 
 Codd, Rev. F $4 00 
 
 Hamilton, John 4 00 
 
 Hamilton, William 2 60 
 
 Hodgins, William 2 60 
 
 Hodgins, John 2 60 
 
 Lang, Robert 2 60 
 
 Shaw, James 4 00 
 
 Smith, Robert 1 00 
 
 Smith, Mrs. Robert 2 25 
 
 Smith. J... 2 60 
 
 Wllkins, S 1 60 
 
 ONSLOW. 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Amm, James $0 60 
 
 Amm, Joseph 60 
 
 Armitage, Richard o 60 
 
 Bcene, Mrs 50 
 
 Brathwaite, Rev. F. G 1 36J 
 
 Davis, Edward 46 
 
 Flockhart, Alexander 2 50 
 
 Smith, Walton 5 00 
 
 Thompson, William 50 
 
 Collected by Miss Mary Reside. 
 
 French, Mrs. T $0 25 
 
 Gibson, Alexander 60 
 
 Gibson, Charles 60 
 
 Grant, Alexander 50 
 
 McAlister, William R 50 
 
 McLean, Hector M 26 
 
 McMuIIen, Mary J 26 
 
 McNall, David 60 
 
 O'Doherty, Mrs. J 26 
 
 Reside, Mrs. A 26 
 
 Reside, Mary , 50 
 
 Reside, Rose Ann 26 
 
 Velean Adeline 2r^ 
 
 Sums under 26 cts l2i 
 
 Total $16 19 
 
 Toioarda Clerygman's Stipend. 
 
 St. John's the Evangelist, Onslow. 
 
 Azret, James S2 00 
 
 Allen, E. A 3 00 
 
 Amm, Joseph and James S CO" 
 
 Armitage, Richard, jun 4 00' 
 
 Aylwin, Dr. George C 4 00 
 
 Buene, Mary 6 2& 
 
 Davln, Edward 5 OO 
 
 Flockhart, Alexander 6 00- 
 
 McKay, Peter 1 00 
 
 Moore, Benjamin 4 00 
 
 Perciral, Samuel 12 00 
 
 Sinstrnm, Andrew 4 OO 
 
 Smith, Walton, ni 1 Family 40 00 
 
 Sparham,Charles 3 00 
 
 Thompson, Robert 4 OO 
 
 Thompson, William 4 00 
 
 Wyman, Joseph 20 00 
 
 Wyman, Ruggles 1 50 
 
 Total 8128 75 
 
 HACK 8BTTLEMK\T— ONSLOW AND 
 URISTOL, 
 
 Armitage, James 92 00 
 
 Armitage, ,Tohn, sen 2 00 
 
 Armitage, Joseph 3 00 
 
 Armitage, Ricliard, sen 3 00 
 
 Hammond, John W 2 OO 
 
 Hodgins, Thomas, sen 2 00 
 
 Ireland, William 2 50 
 
 Murray, George '. 3 00 
 
 Murray,John 2 00 
 
 rhillips, Henry 2 50 
 
 Walsh, Richard 2 50 
 
 Wolsey,. Joseph 1 00 
 
 Wolsey, Robert 1 00 
 
 Young, Francis 1 00 
 
 Young, John 2 00 
 
 Young, Richard 2 50> 
 
 Young, Wesley 2 50 
 
 Total $36 60 
 
 J. TABKR'8 SCnOOI. HOUBE, ONSLOW. 
 
 Campbell, Charles ? . "" 
 
 Clerk, Abraham 
 
 Irwin, Daniel 
 
 Irwin, Widow « .. > 
 
 McKauglian, Hugh 1 00 
 
 McCrosV.J 26 
 
 Tttber, Mrs. John, collected by. .„ 8 70 
 Walker, Charles 25 
 
 Total $18 70 
 
 CAPT. MCLBAN'a SCHOOL HOUSE, 
 EARDLEY. 
 
 Dowd. Joseph $1 OO 
 
 Findlay, Joseph 1 OO 
 
 Gibson, Charles 1 00 
 
 Kissock, William H 60 
 
 McAlister, John 50 
 
 McAlister, William 1 OO 
 
 McLean, Archibald. 25 
 
 McLean, Bowden 8 1 00 
 
 McLean, Mrs. D. C 2 00 
 
 Mcliean, Hector M 2 OO 
 
 McLean, W.H 1 40 
 
 Rafter, Lucius 1 00 
 
 Reside, Alexander 50 
 
 Riddle, Samuel 70 
 
 Velean, Adeline 25 
 
 Total $14 10 
 
93 
 
 RIOPKL'S SCHOOL HOU.SK, BUISTOI,. 
 
 Dellsle, Charles «4 00 
 
 Taber, Edward 8 00 
 
 Total »7 00 
 
 For Parsonaije Fund. 
 Smith, Waltou 920 00 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Wymaiij'or Parsonaye 
 
 Wright, CliarlesU »3 00 
 
 Wymau, J 2 00 
 
 Wyman, tiarah 1 00 
 
 Total *2« 00 
 
 For St. Mark's i'hurch, Bristol, 
 
 Anderson, T. B »2 00 
 
 Aylwin, Dr. George C 2 00 
 
 Brathwaito, Francis U. C 12 00 
 
 Delisle, F. W.,( London, England) 97 33 
 LeMesurior, Miss A. U. Guernsey 10 00 
 Thompson, Robert 1 00 
 
 Total «124 83 
 
 ■Colleetedby a friend in Montreal, as per 
 list received, for St. Matthew's Church, 
 Onslow; St. Mark's, Bristol; St. 
 Luke's Church, Eardley "$75 00 
 
 St, John's the Evangelist, Onslow. 
 
 Fercival, Samuel, towards lamps 
 
 for Church $6 00 
 
 Fercival, Samuel, towards Church 
 
 bell 4 00 
 
 For Bell 36 00 
 
 Smith, Walton, Tall for funerals 6 00 
 Smith, Stanley,for Sunday-school 
 
 prizes 1 00 
 
 Towards Hymn Books for Church 75 
 For Sunday-School prizes 2 40 
 
 ST. ARMAND WEST. 
 
 PHILIPSnURO. 
 
 Collected by Miss Whitweil and Miss 
 
 Munson, 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Baxter, Robert, 63rd Kegt 90 25 
 
 Chee8man,C. R 60 
 
 Crossett, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Ferguson, Anthony, 26 
 
 Henderson, John 1 00 
 
 Jameson, Mrs. S 1 00 
 
 Keenan, Mrs. M 1 00 
 
 Luke, Mrs. P 25 
 
 Montgomery, Rev. H 7-50 
 
 Moore, William, 60th R. B 25 
 
 Mnnson, Miss 1 00 
 
 Nash, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Nye, D. T. R., 1 00 
 
 Roberts, Mrs. T. B 1 00 
 
 Smith, W. W 1 00 
 
 Schofield, John, SOtb Regt 25 
 
 Stowe, O.E 1 00 
 
 Striet, L. F 60 
 
 Striet, H. B 60 
 
 Striet, Mrs. L 60 
 
 Van AUen, Mr. A 25 
 
 Whitney, Pliilip o 60 
 
 Whitweil, Mrs 3 00 
 
 Young, Mrs 1 00 
 
 CENTUK nOAD. 
 
 Collected by Miss Throope and Miss 
 
 Jtosenberger. 
 
 For Church Society, 
 
 Bingham, Mrs. C $0 60 
 
 Bissctte, Miss K 26 
 
 Fellers, Mr. William.] .'.] '.'.'. 60 
 
 Johnson, Mrs O 25 
 
 Moore, Hon. P. H "' .'.,'" 1 00 
 
 I'limmerman, Mr. F 26 
 
 Throope, H. S .".'.".'.""." ".'.",""" 60 
 
 Throope, Miss . 25 
 
 Tittemore, Mr. P. C.. "..."...... ........ 25 
 
 Small sums 45 
 
 Collected by Miss Iluiter and Miss U, 
 
 Bur ley. 
 
 For Church Society, 
 
 Burley, SUss H 90 26 
 
 Burnoy, Mr. Bennad 25 
 
 Krans, Mrs. John 26 
 
 Mitchell, Mrs. Charles.,'.'. 1 00 
 
 Mitchell, Mrs. George '.". 50 • 
 
 Ruiter, Miss 50 
 
 Smith, Miss Mary ,",.„' ", "" 25 
 
 Smi"i, Miss Stella 40 
 
 Steward, Mr. Sanford 25 
 
 PIGEON HILI,. 
 
 Collected by Miss Butler a7id Mist L, 
 
 M. Yates. 
 
 For Clutrch Society. 
 
 Butler, Mrs $0 25 
 
 Butler, William 12i 
 
 Brimmer, Miss Lois 1 00 
 
 Evans, Mrs. N 25 
 
 Evans, Mrs. E. J 26 
 
 Holsapple, Mr. W. S 60 
 
 Hubbard, Hon. J. H ;,.„ 60 
 
 Martin, Mrs. N 26 
 
 Schoolcraft, Mr. T 25 
 
 Thomson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Thomson, Mrs. George 26 
 
 Tittemore, Jacob 25 
 
 Vandewaters, Mrs. M 26 
 
 Yates, Mrs. R 1 00 
 
 Yates, P , 1 00 
 
 Yates, Mr. D 26 
 
 PHIHP8BUR0. 
 
 Subscriptions towards Clergyman's Sti- 
 pend, including Pew rents. 
 
 Brigham, J. S., M.D 9& 00 
 
 Burley, Luther 6 00 
 
 Cheesman. C. B 10 00 
 
 Fellers, William 8 00 
 
 Henderson, John 5 00 
 
 Gethings, Miss 1 00 
 
 Holt, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Jameson, S 10 00 
 
 Johnson, Jonathan 3 00 
 
 Keenan, M 8 00 
 
 Krans, Gamer 5 00 
 
 Luke, P. E 5 00 
 
 Luke, P. E., 2nd 6 00 
 
 (\ 
 
94 
 
 Moore, Hon. V. H 10 00 
 
 Moriran, William 8 00 
 
 NyerD.T. R 5 00 
 
 Roberts, T, R 8 00 
 
 Roberts, Chester 8 00 
 
 Russell, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Saves, B 8 00 
 
 Sinith,N. W 10 00 
 
 Smith, reter 5 00 
 
 Stowe, O E 5 00 
 
 Strite,Lewls 6 00 
 
 Striet,H.B 400 
 
 Throope,H.8 4 00 
 
 Whitney. V 6 00 
 
 Whltwell, Mrs 6 00 
 
 PIOSON HILL. 
 
 Subscriptions towards Clergyman's Sti- 
 pend. 
 
 Ager, Mrs 81 00 
 
 Albee, J. W 2 00 
 
 Bingham, Mrs. C 2 00 
 
 Bochus, John 2 00 
 
 Bochus, Daniel 1 00 
 
 Brimmer, P. and C 2 00 
 
 Brimmer, H. and C 2 00 
 
 Butler, William and Miss 1 50 
 
 Cammel, Martin 2 00 
 
 Crossette, Miss D 5 00 
 
 Derrick, F. C 1 00 
 
 Helman, MrB.£ 1 00 
 
 Holsapple, W. S 8 00 
 
 Holsapple, John 1 60 
 
 Krans, John 2 00 
 
 Mitchell, E. B 4 00 
 
 Mitchell, Charles 8 00 
 
 Mitchell, George 2 00 
 
 Morse, Hon. A 5 00 
 
 Martin, N 1 00 
 
 Pells, Mrs. E 8 00 
 
 Pells, Mies R 1 00 
 
 Primmerman, John J 2 00 
 
 Primmerman, Frederick K 2 00 
 
 Primmerman, James J 2 00 
 
 Rosenberger, Daniel 4 00 
 
 Smith, James 8 00 
 
 Sagar, Noah 8 00 
 
 Sagar, J.M 2 00 
 
 Stanton, N.W 8 00 
 
 Tittemore, Henry 2 00 
 
 Tittemore, R. L 2 00 
 
 Tittemore, P. W 100 
 
 Thomson, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Tates, Roswell 8 00 
 
 Yates, P 8 00 
 
 Yates, D 1 00 
 
 Stone, S.W 6 00 
 
 PORTAGE DU FORT. 
 
 Church Society. 
 
 Amy, John $1 00 
 
 Gribble. Rev. John 12 BO 
 
 Murphy, E 1 00 
 
 McNight 60 
 
 Rimer, James 2 00 
 
 Rimer, C. 60 
 
 Rimer, £ 25 
 
 Bimer, Mrs 25 
 
 HATXlOCff. 
 Collected by Miss Orout. 
 
 Blondin, A «l 00 
 
 Duggan.P 1 00 
 
 Grout, R 1 00 
 
 Kiernan, Rev. J 1 00 
 
 Judgsou, J.£ 2 00 
 
 McLean, R 26 
 
 Le Roy, W 2 00 
 
 White. J 1 00 
 
 Worrill, Mrs 60 
 
 FOBTAOE DU FOBT. 
 Collected for Stipend. 
 
 Addison, M 82 W> 
 
 Amy. John 8 00 
 
 Carswell, A 1 00 
 
 Diaper, John 6 00 
 
 Fletcher, R 1 00 
 
 Fraser. C 1 00 
 
 Frost, 8 4 00 
 
 Gorby, E 4 00 
 
 Hardinge, R 1 60 
 
 Hasler. J 4 00 
 
 Hoare, John 6 00 
 
 Ingram, 8 U» 
 
 Lambert, G 6 00 
 
 Luker,P 4 00 
 
 Mason. A 6 60 
 
 Murphy, B 1 87 
 
 Niblett, E 7 00 
 
 Ramsey, C 4 00 
 
 Rimer, Charles 6 00 
 
 Rimer, James 16 00 
 
 Ross, John 4 00 
 
 Shearn.0 1 00 
 
 Slack, J. W 6 OO 
 
 Usborne, Rev. H., (England) . ... 100 00 
 
 Wallace, Thomas 6 00 
 
 Wallace, Mr 3 45 
 
 Wilson, John 7 00 
 
 Wilson, Mr 4 00 
 
 227 32 
 HAVEIOOK. 
 
 Orout. J 86 60 
 
 Jeffries, D 1 00 
 
 Judgson, James 8 00 
 
 Judpson, Mrs. Geo 1 00 
 
 Somerville, Thomas 2 75 
 
 Worrill, Mrs 75 
 
 20 00 
 CALUMBT ISLAND. 
 
 Creighton. Mrs 81 25 
 
 Huston, J 1 40 
 
 Lett, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Moore, J 8 60 
 
 Moore, W 6 60 
 
 Stevenson, Thomas 60 
 
 TurnbuU, John 40 
 
 Tumbull, Miss ; 80 
 
 18 4S 
 
 COtOKOE. 
 
 Bampford, E 81 00 
 
 Bryson, George 2 00 
 
 Bryson, Thomas l oo 
 
Bryson, Mrs. ThomaH 7' 
 
 Cameron, John 1 0(t 
 
 Fiiidlpy, MUs 1 00 
 
 Oleason, Thomas 4 25 
 
 Oieason.R 25 
 
 LeRoy.a 2 00 
 
 MoPherson, J 1 00 
 
 Nosmyth, R 1 OO 
 
 Sereney.C l 00 
 
 Stewart, R 1 00 
 
 19 25 
 
 rOTTON AND SOUTH BOLTON. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Boright, Mrs. Nelson !«1 00 
 
 Borlght, Sheldon 1 00 
 
 Darling, Mrs. James 1 00 
 
 Darling, Mrs. D 1 00 
 
 Goddcn, Kov. J 8 00 
 
 Manson, R. N 1 00 
 
 rerkins, David 1 00 
 
 Perkins, L. A 1 00 
 
 Parker, F. J 5 00 
 
 Total f20 00 
 
 Collected by Miss Blanchard. 
 
 Blanchard, George $0 25 
 
 Chisamore, Ira 50 
 
 Dunning, B. F 22 
 
 Foster, Margaret 10 
 
 Friend, 10 cts. , and Friend, 60 cts. 60 
 
 Manson, D. A 60 
 
 Manson, Orrin 12^ 
 
 McLaughlin, David 25 
 
 Perkins, L. D 60 
 
 Perkins, Jcduthan 12^ 
 
 Peabody, Samuel 25 
 
 Peabody, Albert 12 
 
 Total $8 54 
 
 Collected by Miss Ingram, 
 
 Boright, Mrs. Sheldon $0 25 
 
 Boright, Sheldon 60 
 
 Baily, Mrs. J. C 11 
 
 Blanchard, S. J 22 
 
 Duggan, P 25 
 
 Dunning, B. F 25 
 
 Elkins, M.L.,Jun 26 
 
 Green, Solon 22 
 
 Hollingsworth, John 11 
 
 Hollingsvtrorth, Margaret 09 
 
 Ingram, Miss £ 25 
 
 Kilbom, C.R 25 
 
 Little, Jerusha 13 
 
 McLaughlin, D 26 
 
 Manson, W.B 25 
 
 Manson, Mrs. Robt 26 
 
 Martin, Nelson 25 
 
 Parker, Mrs. F. J 25 
 
 Peabody, Mrs. S 12 
 
 Peabody, Matthew 25 
 
 Perkin8,A,C 25 
 
 Perkins, C.C 25 
 
 Spencer, Mrs 83 
 
 Smith,Tho8 25 
 
 Swasey, JohnA Oil 
 
 Turner, E. D 25 
 
 Total 96 94 
 
 Collected by Miss Crten {Bolton). 
 
 Driver, H fO 25 
 
 Fessenden, E. J 2 OO 
 
 Friend 50 
 
 Green, Gilman 60 
 
 Green, Ellen 40 
 
 Holland, D. W, C 25 
 
 McMannis, Mrs. John 1 00 
 
 Sweat, P 10 
 
 Total m 00 
 
 Collected by Miss Houldsxoorth. 
 
 Baufleld, H. N »0 22 
 
 Davis, Alonzo.. 22 
 
 Davis, Milo 1 00 
 
 Fessenden, E. J 2 00 
 
 Godey, R 022 
 
 Houldsworth, Elizabeth 60 
 
 Ives, H. L 25 
 
 Lincoln, D. E o 45 
 
 McMannis, John 60 
 
 Martin, E. M o 25 
 
 Porter, John i oo 
 
 Rexford, E l oO 
 
 Skinner, Mrs. S 022 
 
 Skinner, Samuel 45 
 
 Total $8 28 
 
 SABREVOIS. 
 
 Subscribed towards Missionary's 
 support $42 OO 
 
 Towards Clergyman's Stipend. 
 
 Bower, John J f2 00 
 
 Bower, Mrs 25 
 
 Bower, Jane K 25 
 
 DeGruchy, Philip 5Q 
 
 Jones, Thomas 2 00 
 
 McGillivray, James 6 00 
 
 Miller, Jesse 100 
 
 Miller, Samuel 1 00 
 
 Masseau, Nicholas 1 OO 
 
 Roy, Charles, sen 10 00 
 
 Roy, Madame 60 
 
 Roy, Florence 25 
 
 Roy, Salome 25 
 
 Roy, Lucien 25 
 
 Ryan, Thomas H 100 
 
 Ryan, Henry H 25 
 
 Tetrau, Eugene 3 00 
 
 Total 828 60 
 
 Church Society, 
 
 Bower, John J $1 00 
 
 Bower, Mrs 25 
 
 DeGruchy, Philip 76 
 
 Fenn, Rev, N. V. 7 60 
 
 Masseuu, Nicholas 60 
 
 McMuIIen , Alexander 60 
 
 McMullen, Mrs 60 
 
 Roy, Charles, sen 4 00 
 
 Roy, Madame 60 
 
 Roy,Florence 26 
 
 Roy, Salome , 26 
 
 Roy, Lucien 25 
 
 Roy, Jean 25 
 
 Roy, Edouard 2 60 
 
 Byan.H.H 25 
 
 
Kyan, Tlioma» H 200 
 
 Ryan, Thoniaa 1 W 
 
 Totrau, Kugene ^ w 
 
 Total »28 60 
 
 ST. ANDREWS. 
 
 Collected by Miss J)e Hertel, 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Bothuno, Mr »J 00 
 
 Burwasb, Mr. S } W) 
 
 Brown, Mias J w 
 
 Clunie, Mr \ 00 
 
 Clunie, Mrs ■ • 60 
 
 De Hortel, Miss \ 00 
 
 Evans, 31rs 50 
 
 Farish, Mr J 00 
 
 Farish, Miss 1 00 
 
 Fitzgerald, Mrs. T 60 
 
 Hanson, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Howard, Mr 60 
 
 Jefferson, Alex 26 
 
 Johnson, Mrs. James 26 
 
 Jones, Jlr. E., son 2 00 
 
 Jones, Miss 60 
 
 Kempley, Miss 50 
 
 Kempley, Mrs 60 
 
 Kempley, Mr 60 
 
 Lonadert, Kev. K 7 50 
 
 MacDonald, Angus 25 
 
 Mayrand, Mrs. R 50 
 
 Magrath,Mr. 60 
 
 McArthur, W. B.. 26 
 
 Macdonald, Mrs. J. K 5 00 
 
 JUcNaughten, Mrs 60 
 
 MacDonald, Mr. A 60 
 
 Parker, Mrs 26 
 
 Robertson, Mrs 60 
 
 Simpson, Mrs. G 1 00 
 
 Simpson, Moses 60 
 
 Simp8on,Mr8. R 1 00 
 
 Stevens, G 26 
 
 Weightman, Mrs 26 
 
 Wanless, Mrs. T 60 
 
 Total »36 76 
 
 Collected by 3Iiss Mary Hoy. 
 
 Clarke, Mrs fO 60 
 
 Coplestone, Mrs 50 
 
 Friend, A 60 
 
 Forbes, Mrs. W 1 00 
 
 Gaudry,Mr8 60 
 
 Hooper,Mr.F 1 00 
 
 Hoy,W 25 
 
 Jameson, Mrs 50 
 
 Jones, Mrs 50 
 
 Leaning, Mr 50 
 
 Nichols, R. G 50 
 
 Robertson, Mrs. U 50 
 
 Schneider, Mr. G 1 00 
 
 Schneider, Edmund 26 
 
 98 00 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Wainright. 
 
 Albright, Mrs. N *0 50 
 
 Burwasb, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Burwasb. Mrs. H 60 
 
 Hyde, Mrs 26 
 
 Hyde.Mr.N 100 
 
 JouoH, Mr. E 1 00 
 
 Wainright, Mrs. J 060 
 
 •475 
 
 Collected hy Miss Sarah Anne Burwash. 
 
 Albright, Mr. W «0 PO 
 
 Albright, Miss M. J 25 
 
 Burwash, Mr. John 1 00 
 
 Burwasb, Mr. Albert 1 00 
 
 Burwasb, Mr. M. F 50 
 
 Burwash, Miss S, A 25 
 
 Burwash, Miss E. H 26 
 
 Howard, Doctor 1 00 
 
 Kingsbury, Mr. E 26 
 
 Kingsbury, Mr. George 1 00 
 
 Loroy, Mr. Martin 1 00 
 
 $7 00 
 Contributed towards, Endowment Fund. 
 
 Albright, Mr. M 910 00 
 
 Forbes, Mr. W 10 00 
 
 Jones, Mr., sen 6 00 
 
 Loudsdell, Kev. R 10 00 
 
 MacDonald, Mrs. J 4 00 
 
 Offertory collection 22 00 
 
 Robert«on, Mr. L 10 00 
 
 Schneider, Mr. G 10 00 
 
 $8100 
 
 ST. JOHNS. 
 
 Allen, Mrs $0 50 
 
 Aston, Mrs 25 
 
 Baldwyn, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Bissett, J 250 
 
 Coote, J 500 
 
 Coote, Mrs 2 00 
 
 Charlton, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Darnell, Kev. H. F 7 60 
 
 Davis, Mrs 50 
 
 Drum, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Fletcher, Mrs 26 
 
 Friend,A 25 
 
 Futvoye, Mrs , 1 00 
 
 Hall,Mr 100 
 
 Longueuil, Baron de 5 00 
 
 Macrae, W 5 00 
 
 McDonald, Mrs. W. 60 
 
 McGinnis, Miss 60 
 
 McGinnis, Mrs. K 50 
 
 McDonald, E 2 60 
 
 Osgood, W 100 
 
 Osgood, Mrs 25 
 
 Fence, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Feiroe, Mrs. C 75 
 
 Pickle, Mrs 26 
 
 Simmons, S 50 
 
 Vaughan, Mrs 60 
 
 Wilkinson, Mr 60 
 
 Wilkinson, G 60 
 
 Wight, Mrs 60 
 
 Subscriptions too late for 1863. 
 
 Macrae, W $6 00 
 
 Taylor, Major 2 00 
 
 Harrison, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Futvoye, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Davis, Mrs 1 00 
 
 $58 60 
 
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Allan, Rev. John 97 60 
 
 Allan, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Children 1 CO 
 
 810 00 
 
 SOREL. 
 
 Collected by Mr. Jamea Jones. 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. John $10 00 
 
 Anderson, Rev. W 7 60 
 
 Armstrong, C. H 6 00 
 
 Armstrong. James 1 26 
 
 Austin, F. Percy 2 00 
 
 Allen, E. C 1 00 
 
 Allen, The Misses 50 
 
 Bramiey, Miss 2 00 
 
 Bell, Mr 1 00 
 
 Bell, The Misses 60 
 
 Cuthbert, Miss 10 00 
 
 Clark, Mrs. E. A 6 00 
 
 roohran, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Dorge, Jacob W 1 00 
 
 Finlay, David 2 00 
 
 Fleming, William 50 
 
 Forgraves, John 60 
 
 Fulftr, Mrs 60 
 
 Fi8h,.Ralph 60 
 
 Gibb,Mr 2 00 
 
 Gouin, Mrs 1 50 
 
 Green, Mrs 60 
 
 Harb, Mr 1 00 
 
 Johnstone, Doctor 2 00 
 
 Johnson, A 26 
 
 Kittson, Mrs 1 60 
 
 Kerr, Miss 1 00 
 
 Lunan, Wm 6 00 
 
 Marshall, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Martin, A 1 00 
 
 Mountain, E 40 
 
 Mountain, Mrs. II 26 
 
 Nettleton, Thos 60 
 
 Pearse, William 1 00 
 
 Pope, Samuel 1 00 
 
 Smith, Williana 1 00 
 
 Sheppard, Mrs. William 50 
 
 Sheppard, Miss Jane 26 
 
 Saxbon, William 6> 
 
 Saxbon, John 60 
 
 8avigny,A 1 00 
 
 Vincent, Mrs 87* 
 
 Woolley, Thos 2 00 
 
 WooUey, William 60 
 
 Wurtele, C. J. C 1 00 
 
 Wylie, James 60 
 
 Wright, Mrs 50 
 
 Endowment Fund. 
 
 Cuthbert, Miss 880 00 
 
 Clarke, Mrs. E. A 20 00 
 
 Davle8,W.H. A iOO 00 
 
 S. P. a. Mission to the Heathen. 
 
 Anderson, Mrs. John 820 00 
 
 Anonymous 6 00 
 
 Brown, Miss 6 00 
 
 Bramiey, Miss 4 00 
 
 Carter, Mlsi '...; 90' 
 
 Cuthbert, Mist 60 00 
 
 For Missionary purposes 1 00 
 
 Fosbrooke. Captain 1 00 
 
 Hunt, Mrs. R l oo 
 
 In Memory of a Brother 5 00 
 
 Jones, James 1 00 
 
 Kittson, Mrs 60 
 
 Little Nellie's oflbring for Hindoo 
 
 Children 7 25 
 
 Lunan, William 8 00 
 
 Saxton, William 1 00 
 
 " The blessing of the Lord makoth 
 
 rich" 600 
 
 Thankoffering 5 00 
 
 Woolley, Thos 2 00 
 
 Woolley, William 1 00 
 
 STANBRIDGE EAST. 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Covey, 
 
 For Church Society 82 00 
 
 For local purposes 2 00 
 
 Collected by Mitt Baker. 
 
 For Church Society 81 76 
 
 For local purposes 7 42| 
 
 Collected by Mi»$ Lucy Baker. 
 
 For Church Society 82 12i 
 
 For local purposes 8 02} 
 
 Collected by Mist P. M. Cornell. 
 
 For Church Society (2 50 
 
 For local purposes 8 00 
 
 Collected by Miss Baker ^ Miss Cornell. 
 
 For Sunday-school 86 00 
 
 Collection for Sunday-school. ... 70 
 Collection for Building Fund. ... 14 16 
 Collection for Building Fj.nd. ... 6 03 
 Gift per Mrs. Z. Cornell to Fund. 4 00 
 
 Per Ladies' Society 16 90 
 
 Per Ladies' Society 00 
 
 Rev. I. Constantino's subscription 7 60 
 
 Subscriptions towards kitchen and shed 
 for Parsonage. 
 
 Anderson, O.R 81 00 
 
 Baker, C.J 3 00 
 
 Baker, Thomas 2 00 
 
 Berathy, Andrew 1 00 
 
 Bryan, D.W 10 00 
 
 Corey, Brothers 6 00 
 
 Corey,M.&B 4 00 
 
 Cornell, Mrs. Z 7 00 
 
 Cornell, Mrs. S. H 100 
 
 Friend, A 1 60 
 
 Jones, J, M 2 00 
 
 Jones, Samuel 2 00 
 
 Pierce, F 90 
 
 Rycard, S. F 50 
 
 SUTTON. 
 Church Society. 
 
 Collected by Miss E. R. Frary and Mis 
 E. Smith. 
 
 Ahem, Miss 80 60 
 
 Boright, G. H 1 00 
 
 Boright, S. H 50 
 
 <w 
 
 ■ t 
 
 Q 
 
98 
 
 ,.f> 
 
 Cttttw. F. A., H.0 60 
 
 Dr«r, G. C 1 00 
 
 Dyer, Mn 1 00 
 
 Dyer, Mrt. E. A 1 00 
 
 Fr»ry, As» 60 
 
 Frary, O. 1 00 
 
 Fmry, Mr«. D 60 
 
 Fr«ry, Miga E. R 26 
 
 Kemp, £ 1 00 
 
 LaUnne, Miss 1 00 
 
 Biblook, A 1 00 
 
 Scofleld.afrs 26 
 
 Smith, Rer. John 7 60 
 
 Squier, Capt. M 1 00 
 
 ABKBCORN. 
 
 Collected by Mr$. B, Seaton. 
 
 Fay, R «0 60 
 
 NIeld, A 1 00 
 
 O'Brien, Miss M 26 
 
 Seaton, B., M.D 1 00 
 
 Seaton, Hra i 00 
 
 Shepherd, Mrs. R 1 00 
 
 Spencer, R., 60 
 
 Spencer, Mn 60 
 
 Total 924 76 
 
 For Parsonage Fence 989 60 
 
 For Missionary's Support, 
 
 Allen* Jeremy 816 00 
 
 Austin, A 6 00 
 
 Boright, H 6 00 
 
 Coapland, John 2 00 
 
 Cutter, F. A., M.D 1 00 
 
 Dyer, Q. C 80 00 
 
 Davison, Andrew 8 00 
 
 Frary.Asa 12 00 
 
 Frary, G 10 00 
 
 Frary, Geo 10 00 
 
 Hunt, J. r 9 00 
 
 Hunt, A 8 00 
 
 Kemp, E 20 00 
 
 JLalanne, Miss 6 00 
 
 Lefleur, A 1 00 
 
 Longeway, James 60 
 
 3ioiliitt,T 2 60 
 
 Mewton,T 8 00 
 
 Millook, A 8 00 
 
 Robinson, John 6 00 
 
 Royce, G.C 1 00 
 
 Scofleld, S 2 00 
 
 Smith, B i 8 00 
 
 Squier, Capt. S 8 00 
 
 Sweet, E 4 00 
 
 Upstone, John 8 00 
 
 Wilkinson, Wm 1 00 
 
 Wyatt, John 2 00 
 
 Wyatt, James 60 
 
 Wyatt, Richard 2 00 
 
 Barnes, Job 2 00 
 
 BPEHOKK nBIOBBOimHOOD. 
 
 Allen, Wm 81 00 
 
 Boright, Dennis 8 00 
 
 Hawley, Geo 2 00 
 
 Laplant,Syl 2 00 
 
 Robinson, Sam 8 00 
 
 Sawyer, Ed 6 00 
 
 Simpson, John 10 00 
 
 Spenoer, F. T 2 00 
 
 SiPierre, J, B 8 00 
 
 Abercom. 
 
 Bangs, N 80 26 
 
 Carrie, U. C , 2 00 
 
 Faye, R. E 6 00 
 
 Hooper, Mr 20 
 
 McUowen, T 2 00 
 
 Minor, L W 1 00 
 
 Nield, A 8 00 
 
 O'Brien, T 10 00 
 
 Rycard, Mr 16 
 
 Seaton, B., M.D 12 00 
 
 Shopard, A. A 6 00 
 
 Shepard, C 2 00 
 
 Smith, A 1 00 
 
 Spenoer, R 8 «0 
 
 Wllley, J 2 00 
 
 Willey, N., , 2 00 
 
 Total, 8282 10 
 
 VAUDREUIL. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Aude, George 80 60 
 
 Blenkinship, Joseph loo 
 
 Cameron, Mrs. A u 26 
 
 Cameron, John o 60 
 
 Clark, Alexander 60 
 
 Cash 1 00 
 
 Davidson, Joseph o 60 
 
 Davidson, Christopher 26 
 
 Davidson, John o 26 
 
 Davidson, Mrs Ann 26 
 
 Davidson, Mrs o 12^ 
 
 Graham, William, 60 
 
 Grisdale, John o 26 
 
 Hodgson, John 2 00 
 
 Hodgson, John o 26 
 
 Hodgson, John 26 
 
 Hodgson, William o 60 
 
 do for 1868 60 
 
 Hodgson, William o 60 
 
 Halcro, Mrs. A o 60 
 
 Ivison, James 1 00 
 
 Ivison, Mrs 60 
 
 Mathison, Miss 1 0<) 
 
 McCulsh, John 60 
 
 Manson, David 26 
 
 Metcalf, Richard 26 
 
 MoNaughton, Dr o 26 
 
 Pyke, Kev.J 7 60 
 
 Fyke, Mrs 1 oo 
 
 Fyke, Miss 1 oO 
 
 ]^ke. Miss Mary 1 no 
 
 Fyke, Miss £ 26 
 
 ^kcJamesW 26 
 
 Parsons, Timothy o 76 
 
 Parsons, Thomas 60 
 
 Park, James 1 00 
 
 Park, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Robinson, R. G 1 flO 
 
 Robinson, W.K 60 
 
 Robinson, J. N 60 
 
 RobinB,R.8 1 60 
 
 Shepherd, R.W 6 00 
 
 Simpson, Joseph 60 
 
 Simpson, Isaac 60 
 
 Simpson, Leah 26 
 
 Stopnenson, W o 26 
 
 Saunderson, Joseph O 25 
 
 Thompson, John 180 
 
 Thompson, Henry 60 
 
09 
 
 Tajlor, Mra., 1863 1 OA 
 
 Valence, Johu u AO 
 
 Valence, Mm ""fi 
 
 Total ilMl >7i 
 
 WAKEFIELD. 
 
 Collected hif Mias A, Seaman. 
 
 AtkJn, A »100 
 
 Barton, (joorgo 1 00 
 
 Harton, Mistt 60 
 
 Colbart, John 1 00 
 
 Colbart, 8 60 
 
 Colbart, Mrs. E 26 
 
 Carrol. Patrick 26 
 
 Earle, Robert 50 
 
 Fitzpatrick, Mrs 60 
 
 Johuston, Wm 60 
 
 Higgins, Henry 60 
 
 JlJgglns, Wm 60 
 
 Matobitt, James 60 
 
 Moore, Charles 60 
 
 Miller, John 60 
 
 MoPherson, W 50 
 
 Prichard, James 60 
 
 8eaman, Miss 1 00 
 
 Seaman, Revd. John 6 00 
 
 Tobejr, J 60 
 
 Total lie 00 
 
 Collected by Misi M. Reily, 
 
 Johnston, Wm $0 50 
 
 Lattemar, Abram 60 
 
 Lesley, Wm 60 
 
 Mahon,Wm 100 
 
 Mahon, John 26 
 
 Nesbitt, Mary 26 
 
 Obery, Edward 26 
 
 Reilly, George 1 00 
 
 Reilly, John 25 
 
 Trouse, Thomas 1 00 
 
 Woods, William 1 00 
 
 Woods, Mrs 25 
 
 Total 96 75 
 
 WATERLOO. 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Ellit. 
 
 For Church Society. 
 
 Allen,G.H Jll 00 
 
 Allen, Mrs 50 
 
 Arnold, A 1 00 
 
 Barr, G 50 
 
 Brown, Mrs 50 
 
 Bartlett. J.H 75 
 
 Butler, Mrs. J. C 1 00 
 
 Consens, R 50 
 
 Danning,Mrs 50 
 
 Ellis.RrA 500 
 
 Ellis, Mrs. R. A 1 00 
 
 Ellis, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Edgarton, J.B 100 
 
 Friend to the Chnrch 1 00 
 
 Harvey, 8. C 25 
 
 Hill, Mrs 50 
 
 Howard, Mrs 50 
 
 Lang.R.W 75 
 
 Lay, J.B 1 00 
 
 Minekler, Mrs. H. N 110 
 
 Martin, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Cutting, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Parmolee, W. (i 2 00 
 
 Parmoloe, A. B 50 
 
 Parsonage, J. D 1 00 
 
 Pray,31rs 26 
 
 Reynolds, Mrs 50 
 
 Robinson, Mrs 10 00 
 
 Robinson, Mrs. E 060 
 
 Hache, Mrs 25 
 
 StevoHH, Mrs. G. G 60 
 
 Hpackman, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Slaok.E 300 
 
 Shepherd, Mrs 26 
 
 raylor,Mrs. W. A 1 OO 
 
 Young, G 1 00 
 
 MmaUsums 10 
 
 Total 848 20 
 
 Colltcted by Miss L. Ellis. 
 
 Allen, Mary »0 60 
 
 Alien, Laura 60 
 
 Arnold, Lizzie 60 
 
 Arnold, Gertrude 60 
 
 Booth, Rebecca 60 
 
 Blythe, Henrietta 26 
 
 Butler, Jennie 25 
 
 Butler,£mma 26 
 
 Butler, 8eleucia 26 
 
 Carter.C. M 60 
 
 Dampier,Emny 26 
 
 Douglas, Alice 25 
 
 EllisTJennie 60 
 
 Ellis, Charlotte 26 
 
 Elli8,Louisa 1 00 
 
 Ellis, Miss 60 
 
 Galbraith, Eliza 60 
 
 Hungerfor*!, Emily 26 
 
 Howard.Mary 25 
 
 Johnson, Ellen 100 
 
 Johnson, Lily 1 00 
 
 Kenedy, Eleanor 60 
 
 Nichols, Hannah 26 
 
 Reynolds,Miss 26 
 
 Reynolds, Julia 25 
 
 Philips, Sarah 60 
 
 Taylor, Josephine. 60 
 
 Walsh, Mary 26 
 
 Wmard,Ml88 25 
 
 Total 812 50 
 
 Collected by Miss Booth. 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs 80 26 
 
 8mallBum8 45 
 
 Total 80 70 
 
 Collected by Mrs. Lee. ' ; 
 
 LccSelby «0 25 
 
 Lee, Mrs 26 
 
 McLaughlin, J 26 
 
 Small sums 48 
 
 Total 81 18 
 
 Collected by Miss Codd. 
 
 Ashton, Mrs $0 26 
 
 Asbton, Mr. and Mrs. H 60 
 
 Cttrtis,P.A 036 
 
 Codd.James 1 OQ 
 
100 
 
 Cmid, Mn. JUBM TOO 
 
 Codd,E.M OK 
 
 Codd.Hrai7 OJO 
 
 ToUl tW76 
 
 CfAlKted by tttv. D. Lindiay, 
 
 RowmM, J 60 
 
 Coburn, EIIm 26 
 
 DelawRe. Kmlly » W 
 
 Ji'Mter"Hoi). A. B., ML.C 6 00 
 
 HnntinftoB, lion. L. 8.,M.l'.r.. 6 00 
 
 JoiiM.C. H 8 00 
 
 .|.jutf'«,C.Q 1 00 
 
 JoiH'». r 60 
 
 LImloay, R«v. 1> 7 60 
 
 Llnilftny, Knth »nd Klisabfith. ... 60 
 
 LiDdMv, Wm. and Walter 60 
 
 Piekle.0 060 
 
 Wlllianu, Juhn 6 00 
 
 Total imTh 
 
 Total amount tOl 08 
 
 L«M exebange on ■Urer, 
 
 fte ? 100-»0008 
 
 Mn. W. Dampler, ipeeiaUy for 
 
 Endowmentrond 4 00 
 
 Sub$criptiona to Fulford Church. 
 
 Arnutrong, Mrs. J fO 60 
 
 Arnold, A. 8 00 
 
 Baker, Joel 1 00 
 
 Baker,8.ftW 100 
 
 Baker, W 100 
 
 Baker. W 100 
 
 Browne, C. S 100 
 
 Butler, Mn. J. G 1 00 
 
 Clark, W 1 00 
 
 DaTldton. Rev. J 100 
 
 Davies, W. H. A 6 00 
 
 Dixon, A., 1000 ft. lumber 4 00 
 
 £nklne,J.,M.D 8 00 
 
 Evans, J 1 00 
 
 Evant, 8. R 1 00 
 
 Evana. W 1 00 
 
 Festival 81 67 
 
 Foster,C.W 100 
 
 Fourdrinier. F. £ 2 00 
 
 Garth, C 2 00 
 
 Qeddes,0 2 00 
 
 Gibb, J 6 00 
 
 Grier, James 6 00 
 
 Hall,C.S 100 
 
 Handviide, C 1 00 
 
 Hayes, H 1 00 
 
 Heath, W.B 8 00 
 
 Howard. Dr 5 00 
 
 Hurlburt, A 100 
 
 Hutton, J 3 00 
 
 Kemp, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Laing,R.W 100 
 
 Lay.J. B 100 
 
 Lewis. Amasa 2 00 
 
 Lindsay, W 1 00 
 
 Lowe. J 1 00 
 
 Lasher, E 1 26 
 
 Martin, C.S 1 00 
 
 Marvin,E 1 00 
 
 Mavor U Co...m 1 00 
 
 Maynee,C 100 
 
 JJUn^r, J I 00 
 
 MusTO, T. 
 
 Parkyns,J 
 
 rattiion, W. M ... 
 Payton. Ronnie. . . . 
 
 I'lerson, W 
 
 Frownek Co 
 
 Kaa.J 
 
 Revnnlds.A 
 
 RoDertnon, I<4*lth... 
 
 Robiuion, Mrs 
 
 Ruiter, J 
 
 Hanbom, M 
 
 Mlaok, E 
 
 8laok. Rev. GtHirgo. 
 Hmlth h Cochrane.. 
 
 Hnodiraas. A 
 
 8pa<jkman, J 
 
 Taylo", R 
 
 Taylor, W. A 
 
 Townsend, W. A 
 
 Walton, John 
 
 Walton, Mrs 
 
 WUUanu, John.... 
 
 300 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 
 1 no 
 
 200 
 1 00 
 A (M) 
 6 00 
 8 00 
 1 00 
 800 
 20U 
 200 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 1 00 
 200 
 600 
 
 Total »147 04 
 
 CotUctedfiyr the mpport (\f Pariah— from 
 the Endowment Fund. 
 
 Mrs. Robinson's Mortgage of 
 91000.00. Interest in nill to 
 date 1160 00 
 
 Hon. A. B. Foster, land valued at 
 SICOO.OO, on account of rent due 100 00 
 
 Jonathan Robinson, Esq., mort- 
 gage of A600.00. Interest in full 
 folate.; 3000 
 
 Luke Robinson, Esq., mortgage of 
 •600.00. Interest in full to date 30 00 
 
 R. A. Ellis, Esq., mortgage of 
 •600.00. Interest in f\ill to dato 
 
 30 00 
 
 Subacriptiona. 
 
 Arnold. A 810 00 
 
 Ashton, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Ashton, H 4 00 
 
 Allen, D.L 2 00 
 
 AUen,C 4 00 
 
 Armstrong, Mrs. J 2 00 
 
 Armstrong, J 1 00 
 
 Butler, Mrs. J. C 2 00 
 
 Brownins, T 2 00 
 
 Brown , C. 8 2 00 
 
 Blackwood, W 100 
 
 Bartlett,J 76 
 
 Booth, Hugh 1 00 
 
 Booth,Leander 1 00 
 
 Booth, J. C 2 00 
 
 Booth, John 2 00 
 
 Bowker, C 1 00 
 
 Bowman, J 1 60 
 
 Black, A 60 
 
 Curtis,F.A 2 60 
 
 Cairn8,G 1 00 
 
 Clark, W 2 00 
 
 Coburn, 1 00 
 
 Coburn, J 1 00 
 
 Coburn, Eliza 60 
 
 Crowhurst, W 100 
 
 Codd, George, 10 00 
 
 Codd, James 5 00 
 
 CoddfHonry , 4 00 
 
101 
 
 Carter, R. L. fc 8. H 4 00 
 
 C»rt«r.W 600 
 
 COUMDR, K 2 00 
 
 Cuh 200 
 
 Dampier. W 2 00 
 
 Delmago, Mm 2 00 
 
 Msartoii, .1. B 2 00 
 
 Kmkino, Dr 13 00 
 
 Fourdrinlor, K. K 5 00 
 
 F<wtor, Androw 2 (K> 
 
 Front. U 1 00 
 
 Farley, W fiO 
 
 FoAtor.H. E 4 00 
 
 Urier, .lamPM 8 00 
 
 Oallway.W .. fiO 
 
 HuntiiiKtou, llun. L.» 13 00 
 
 U«b<>rt, A 1 CO 
 
 Hutohens.A. U 2 00 
 
 Hall, C. 8.... 2 00 
 
 llawk.P 60 
 
 Hawk.U. W 060 
 
 llawk,D. U 60 
 
 mil, R 4 00 
 
 Howard, U 2 00 
 
 Uolden, Lynian 2 00 
 
 Hannah, Fanny »» 60 
 
 Harlow, B 60 
 
 Heath, W.B 2 60 
 
 .loneB, Thomas rt (K) 
 
 Jones, C H 8 00 
 
 Jones, C. J 1 00 
 
 Jones, W. U 2 <N» 
 
 Jones.J. H 2 GO 
 
 Keef, John 1 no 
 
 Lewis, Ann 60 
 
 Lewis, Amasa 6 <)0 
 
 Lewis, Silas n 60 
 
 Lewis.M.A 100 
 
 Lay, John 2 00 
 
 Lambkin, P 1 00 
 
 Lawson, J 8 00 
 
 Lawrence. W.0 100 
 
 Lee.Selby 6 00 
 
 Lainir, R. W 4 «0 
 
 Latty, 8 6 00 
 
 Miller, J 1 00 
 
 MoClintock, C o 60 
 
 McClintock, U 1 60 
 
 Maynes,C 2 00 
 
 Maynes, 8 1 00 
 
 Martin, E. D 60 
 
 McKenna, 8 1 UO 
 
 Moflhtt, J..., 2 00 
 
 IMckle, 4 00 
 
 Parmeleo, W. G 6 00 
 
 Parmelee, D. E 2 00 
 
 Parsonage, J. D 5 00 
 
 Porter, Joseph ft 60 
 
 Phelps, P 1 00 
 
 Fayton, R 1 60 
 
 Plerson, W 2 oO 
 
 Reynolds, Mrs 6 00 
 
 Richardson, S 60 
 
 Snodgrass 1 80 
 
 Sbaw.S 1 00 
 
 Snodgrass, J 2 00 
 
 Slack, £. 10 00 
 
 Spackman, J 2 00 
 
 Spearman, Mrs o 60 
 
 skinner, C 2 (H) 
 
 Taylor, W. A 2 00 
 
 Taylor, William „. 2 00 
 
 Temple, G. H '. 1 flO 
 
 Temple. A, T 1 6<» 
 
 Thompson, A. A 60 
 
 Wallace, J. W 1 00 
 
 William, John 18 SO 
 
 Winchester, IT 6 00 
 
 Young, G 6 (H\ 
 
 Total .wTu 66 
 
 wi:sT faTinham. 
 
 Church Society . 
 
 AllHopp, J.C i|i| 00 
 
 AlUopp, MrM. Geo 1 oo 
 
 AINopji, MiHH 60 
 
 Allsopp, K. M 60 
 
 Amos, F.J 60 
 
 Barr,J.O l OO 
 
 Buck, R 1 00 
 
 Chillingworth, H l oo 
 
 Dickson, W 1 00 
 
 Donahue, W ftoo 
 
 Douglas, J 1 00 
 
 Elder, Miss l oO 
 
 Firmin, J. R i oo 
 
 Firmin, Goo o 60 
 
 Hase, T o 26 
 
 Base, W o 25 
 
 Hoskin, J 6l> 
 
 Hungerford, J. A 1 00 
 
 liandsberg, J 060 
 
 Leslie, J 100 
 
 Marvin, Q. R. i oo 
 
 Meigs, D. B 1 00 
 
 Moinen, R l oO 
 
 Mosher, J l oO 
 
 Mussen, Rev. T. W 7 60 
 
 Musson, Mrs. T. W 6 00 
 
 Oshier, P 026 
 
 Oshier, Mrs. P 26 
 
 Pearson, W 1 00 
 
 Pearson, T 1 00 
 
 Pearson, R o go 
 
 Robinson, J 1 oo 
 
 Robinson. W 1 00 
 
 Seale, J 2 00 
 
 Seale, G 1 00 
 
 Truax, G 1 00 
 
 Wolch.G 1 00 
 
 Welch, W.H 60 
 
 Wilson, W 1 00 
 
 Allsopp, 
 Barr, J. 
 
 Total «47 60 
 
 Towards Clergymnn'a Stipend, 
 
 , Mrs. Geo $10 00 
 
 Barr.J. O 900 
 
 Buck, R 16 12* 
 
 Donahue, W 10 00 
 
 Douglas, J 400 
 
 Elmes, G 6 00 
 
 Firmin, J. R 14 00 
 
 Hungerford, J. A 6 00 
 
 Landsberg, J 260 
 
 Leslie, J 300 
 
 Marvin, G. R 6 00 
 
 Meigs, D. B 6 00 
 
 Mosher, J 2 00 
 
 Oliver. W 200 
 
 Oshier, P 8 00 
 
 Pearson, W 200 
 
102 
 
 Feuchen, Mrs 6 00 
 
 RiMley.E-H 6 00 
 
 Robinson, W 2 00 
 
 Whitfield, J. F 10 00 
 
 Whitfield, O 10 00 
 
 Wilson, W -. 600 
 
 Total »134 62i 
 
 WEST SUEFFOKD. 
 
 Church Socieiy. 
 
 Allen, Richard »0 25 
 
 Allcn,Mr8.A 26 
 
 Allen, Miss Anne 26 
 
 Bell. George 50 
 
 Bell, Mrs. Nelson 25 
 
 Bell, Samuel, sen 50 
 
 Bell, Richard 25 
 
 booth, Mrs. T., wid 50 
 
 Booth, Andrew 25 
 
 Booth.JamesT 25 
 
 Booth, Mrs. James T 25 
 
 Booth, Thomas, 2nd 26 
 
 Guindon, Mrs 26 
 
 Holland,Mr 50 
 
 Hayes, Mrs. James 50 
 
 Knott, Charles 25 
 
 Levingston, Elmer 50 
 
 Levingston, Lydia 12^ 
 
 iVioffkn. Malcolm 25 
 
 Suail.Mnt 25 
 
 oberts, Duke 1 00 
 
 Roberts, Mrs. William 75 
 
 Stone, Samuel, jun 12^ 
 
 Stone, Mary Jane 12} 
 
 dtupple, Mrs 60 
 
 Todd, Mrs. William 26 
 
 Tait,Mr. 60 
 
 Whitten, Rev. A. T 7 50 
 
 Whitten, Mrs. A. T 60 
 
 Whitten, John A 050 
 
 Whitten, William V 50 
 
 Whitten, Marcus V 25 
 
 Whitten, E. S. R 12J 
 
 Whitten, JuliaF 12* 
 
 WiUiams, Mrs 1 00 
 
 Total 20 12i 
 
 Totoarda Clergyman's Stipend. 
 
 Allen, D. D 84 00 
 
 Allen, Abraham 2 UO 
 
 A'len, Miss Anne 2 00 
 
 Booth, James T 6 00 
 
 Booth, wid. T 2 GO 
 
 Bell, Nelson 2 00 
 
 Clark, W. H 6 00 
 
 Cooley, H 6 00 
 
 Oavies, Captain 6 00 
 
 Uayes, James 4 00 
 
 Hayes, Gilbert 4 00 
 
 Fiwley, Mrs 8 0« 
 
 Lawrence, Mrs. Isaac 2 10 
 
 Kotzabaok, Benjamin 2 00 
 
 Roberts, Duke 6 0« 
 
 Roberts, William 6 00 
 
 Wood John 6 Wl 
 
 Wood, Charles 6 tM» 
 
 Westover, Asa 20 00 
 
 GRANBY SOUTH KIDOE. 
 
 Collected by Miaa M. J, Neil. 
 
 Dimond, Charlotte 80 26 
 
 Friend, A 10 
 
 Kennedy, Sarah A 12i 
 
 Miller, Robert 20 
 
 Neil, Mary Jane 2S 
 
 Neil, Edward 10 
 
 Neil, John 10 
 
 Semple, Mrs., son 20 
 
 Seale, Mrs o 25 
 
 Towarda Chrgyman'a Stipetid. 
 
 Cunningham, William 83 00 
 
 Cunningham, Robert I (n\ 
 
 Dimond, Samuel 1 BO 
 
 Fife, Presoot 1 OO 
 
 Kennedy, Thomas l oo 
 
 Latty, James 8 00 
 
 Neil, Samuel 3 00 
 
 Neil, John 2 00 
 
 Neil, Edward l oo 
 
 Parker, Harry i oo 
 
 Robinson, Thomas l OO 
 
 Seale, Edward i oo 
 
 Taylor, Joseph i oo 
 
 Taylor, John i oo 
 
 Donations to Parsonage house.. . 20 00 
 
 Total 56 M 
 
 Proceeds of Festival for St. John's 
 Church, West Stafford 85 00 
 
 Total .#9196 
 
CHUKCH SOCIETY. 
 
 MISSIONARY BOX LIST FOR 1864. 
 
 No. 1 coutained $3 22 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 H 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 17 
 
 18 
 
 19 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 22 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 
 30 
 
 31 
 
 34 
 
 35 
 
 I • • • • 
 
 82 
 90 
 88 
 3C 
 05 
 99 
 31 
 19 
 20 
 40 
 69 
 85 
 06 
 68 
 04 
 00 
 07 
 25 
 06 
 51 
 22 
 31 
 68 
 3. 67 
 2 39 
 1 00 
 1 96 
 6 49 
 1 45 
 
 1 23 
 
 2 68 
 62 
 
 No. 36 contained |2 71 
 
 37 " 4 61 
 
 38 " 2 68 
 
 40 " 3 01 
 
 41 " 2 92 
 
 42 " 21 
 
 43 " 1 42 
 
 S. " 12 00 
 
 B.B. « 13 72 
 
 G.B. " 9 55 
 
 70 « 14 62 
 
 71 " 1 27 
 
 100 " 1 89 
 
 103 «« 1 90 
 
 104 " 2 11 
 
 106 " 2 60 
 
 108 " 4 89 
 
 110 " 1 42 
 
 110(old)«' 41 
 
 112 «« 9 60 
 
 113 « 54 
 
 114 " 4 03 
 
 116 " 22 
 
 116 " 2 48 
 
 118 " 07 
 
 119 " 12 
 
 120 «' 2 41 
 
 122 " 6 89 
 
 123 " 36 
 
 125 " 28 79 
 
 L. '« 2 50 
 
 126 « 2 12 
 
APPENDIX. 
 
 I. A Bequest of a sum of Money, or Shares of Stock, or Public 
 Debentures for the general Purposes of the Society. 
 
 I give and bequeath to the '» Church Society of the Diocese of 
 Montreal," the sum of 
 Currency, (or Shares of Stock in the Bank of 
 
 ), standing in my name in the books of the said Bank, or (if 
 Debentures, describe them briefly,) upon trust, to be by the said Church 
 Society applied to and for the uses and purposes of the said Society, as 
 specified in the Act of Incorporation, and none other. 
 
 II. A Bequest of a sum of Money, or Shares of Stock, or Deben- 
 tures for one or more of the specif c purposes of the Society. 
 
 (Same as the foregoing, only instead of the words in italics, say :) 
 For and towards the encouragement and support of Missionaries and 
 Clergymen of the United Church of England and Ireland, within the 
 said Diocese of Montreal, — the creating a Fund towards the augmenta- 
 tion of the Stipends of poor Clergymen of the said United Church within 
 the said Diocese ; and making provision for those who may be incapaci- 
 tated by age or infirmity, and for the Widows and Orphans of the Clergy 
 of the said Church in the said Diocese. 
 
 Or, 
 
 For and towards a Fund for circulating, in the said Diocese of 
 Montreal, the Holy Scriptures, the Book of Common Prayer of the 
 United Church of England and Ireland, and the Books and Tracts 
 approved by the said Church Society, for circulation within the said 
 Diocese of Montreal. 
 
 Or, 
 
 As an aid towards the erection, endowment, and maintenance of 
 Parishes or Missions, Recording to the Establishment of the United 
 Church of England and Ireland within the Diocese of Montreal. 
 
 A Devise of Peal Estate for the general purposes of the Society. 
 
 I give and devise unto the " Church Society of the Diocese of Mont- 
 real," all and singular, &c. (Describe the Real Estate clearly.) To 
 have and to hold the said, &c., unto the said Church Society of the 
 Diocese of Montreal, and their successors, for ever : upon trust to hold 
 and apply the same, and the rents, issues, and profits thereof, and the 
 proceeds of the sale thereof, should the Society sell the same, to and for 
 the uses and purposes of the said Church Society, as specified in the Act of 
 Incorporation, and none other.