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St, John'$y Newfoundland : PRINTED AT THE "TELEGRAPH" OFFICE, BY JOHN T. BURTON, \/i *-.,-.3, Itl^-^ $ ? \ ^ftm^ J$ V? \ "JH , «■• «'^> lb. .'% t^. ;?/ OFFICERS. PATRON : His ExCEl.LENCY THE GOVERNOR. PRESIDENT : The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop op Newfoundland. n^ VICE-PRESIDENTS : The Ven. the Archdeacon. The Rev. Rural Deans. TREASURER ; F. C. K. Hepburn, Esq. SECRETARY : Rev. J. Pearson. Rural Deanery of Avalon : Hon. T. Row, E. Harvey, Esq., F. C. K. Hepburn, Esq., P. G. Tessier, Esq. COxMMITTEE : Rural Deanery of Trinity : James Batly, Esq., Capt. Carter, R. N., W. H. Mare, Esq. Rural Deanery of Conception Bay: F. B. T. Carter, Esq., M.H.A. C. Crowdy, Esq., M.D. W. Rendell, Esq. Rural Deanery of Fortune Bay : H. W. Hoyles, Esq., M. H. A. J, B. Wood, Esq. Rurcl Deanery of Placentia Bay: J. S. Clift, Esq., Bryan Robinson, Esq., Q. C, Rural Deanery of JVotre-Dame Bay. (No Return.) ^ •.i.JJI,^lJI,^llll , - , ■ V- .;'_;. , I. %lk\mMi RUL£!4 •J i T VOR THK CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT OF THB I. — This Society shall be called " The Newfound- land Church Society." II. — The Officers of thia Society shall consist of a Patron, a President, Vice-Presidents, a Trea- surer and Secretai'y. The Committe of Manaf^ement shall consist of the Officers of the Society, and of Seventeen Lay Members, of whom four shall be elected by Members of the Society resident in the Deanery of Avalon ; three by Members resident in the Deanery of Conception Bay ; three by Members resi- dent in the Deanery of Trinity Bay ; three by Mem- bers resident in the Deanery of Notre-Dame Bay; two by Members resident in the Deanery of Placentia Bay; and two by Members resident in the Deanery of Fortune Bay, of whom seven sliall be quorum. The election of the Lay Members of tlie Committee shall be as follows : — On Easter Tuesday in the year 1 855, and on Easter Tuesday in every suoceediiij>- fourth year, a meeting of Electors resident in each Doanory shall be convened by the Senior Clergyman (or, in thw ^ ( '-^1 ▼1. event of hi.s omission ho to do, by public ti(Hi«T.) at Boino oonvoniont iiour nnd pliico, of wliit'li noticH' >^liall l)c ^;iviMi (luring* Uiviiic Service in each (/Mimjm'Ii in the i/eanei'V, at least seven days pieviou.sly ; at which ""^^J^ nicetinii; the Senior Clergyman, or, in Iii.s ai>sence, fionio other person then to be chosen by the Alenibera, shall presiide, and tin; Meniliers present, whether in person or by proxies, shall elect seria- tim, their represeiuatives to the Comniitteo ; proviclvl that the persons elected may be resident in any other Deanery than that which they may be chosen to re- present. III. — The President, or in his absence, the Arch- deacon of the Diocese, or Bishop's Commissary, shall be ex officio Chairman of the Committee; and in addition to his vote as Member shall, when the votes on any question are equal, have a casting" vote. All Clergymen of the Diocese shall be ex ofjido honorary members of the Committee, with the riiiht of speak- ing, but not, with the exception ot the saiil olliceis, of voting at its meetings. As often as it shall become necessary, from the death, absence from the Colony, resignation, or refusal to serve, of any of the said Lay members, to appoint others or another in his or their place or places, a special meeting of Members of the Society, in such Deanery where tlie vacancy shall arise, shall be convened in like manner as the Easter Meeting ; and the like notice shall be given of such special meeting, when the necessary number of Mem- bers, to replace those retired, shall be in like manner e^ jcted. IV. — His Excellency the Governor for the time being shall be requested to accept the office of Patron : The Lord Bishop shall be President, and the Rural Deans Vice-Presidents of the Society. V. — All persons paying the annual sum of Ten Shillings currency, shall be members of the Society, with power to vote at the annual and other meetingF. til n r •.«: V ^ U' ^y^ V ». VJI, VI. — It shall l>e llie duty of tlie Coumiiltcn to |)ropiiatioii shall be made .shall be as follows : — Ist .towards tin; maintenance of the C\cr\ry and licensed Ijay-ReaderH — 2iid, the erection, enlarp:enient or repaii's of Churches. Parsonages, and School-rooms — 3rd, the supply of Bibles, Piayer Books, School Books and Beiiuious Works and Tracts. VH. — The Committee shall meet on the first Mon- day of every cpiarter ai St. John's. Vlll. — The Committee shall appoint, each year, two of their Members to audit the Treasurer's Account. IX. — A monthly Meeting of the Members of the So- ciety shall be held on the second Wednesday in every Month, at 7 o'clock : and a General Annual Meeting on the 2nd Wednesday after Trinity Sunday, or aa soon thereafter as the Bishop may appoint. X. — No existing law shall be repealed or altered, nor any new rule established, except at a General Meeting of the Society, the proposed change having been first recommended by the President, or the Com- mittee, and in the latter case approved by the Presi- dent. A Special General Meeting of the Society may be convened by the President at any time on his own authority, or by the Committee, or by any twelve Members of the Society by a written requisition ad- addressed to the Secretary. XI. — All Meetings shall be opened and closed with the Prayers recommended to be used at the Meetings of the Society tor the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. XII.— The Members of the Church in every part of the Island, shall be invited to co-operate by form- f » nil. ing Local Committees, uiuler the direction of the Clergy, in each Mission or Parish. XIII. — No Mission nor Clergyman of any Mission shall receive any allowance or assistance from the Society unless at least a list of the contributions made in such Mission to the funds of the Society in the preceeding year, shall have been duly forwarded to the President or to the Secretary, to^^ether with a return of all payments or offerings of money, not be- ing fees for occasional services. Note. — While it is hoped that overy Clergyman in the Colony will make a yearly collection for the pro- motion of the objects of the Church Society, and impress upon every individual under his Pastoral charge, the obligations by which he is bound to con- tribute thereto, year by year, — the system of the Church Society does not require any Clergyman to withhold the ordinances of the Church in any case of refusal or neglect to pay towards his support. f rf» # I «- <'fejy % 5 t: f] a tl ^ PROCEEDINGS Tf» i At the Seventeenth Anniversary of " The Newfound- land Church Society," held at St. John's, ^Oth June, 1858. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, President, in the Chair. The Report of the Committee having been read by the Secretary, and the Treasurer's Account submitted, it was moved by the Rev. W. K. White, seconded by the Rev. E. A. Sall : — 1. — ^That the Repoi t now read, with the Treasurer's Account, be received, adopted, and printed. Moved by the Rev. M. Blackmore, seconded by J. Bayly, Esq. : — 2. — ^That this Meeting desires to acknowledge, with reverence and gratitude, the mercy and goodness of Almighty God to the Church Society during the past year. Moved by B. Robinson, Esq., Q. C, seconded by the Rev. J. F. Phelps : — 3. — That the Members of the Newfoundland Church Society desire to record their gratification at the extension of the Church throughout the world by the Venerable Society for the Propagation of the Gospel; and although the opening from time to time of fresh fields for that Society's operations, especially in India, will render it more impera- tive than ever on the Committee at home to withdraw their grants from the older Missionary Dioceses, yet they cannot but rejoice, and acknowledge the greater obligation which is thus imposed upon them, of making increased efforts towards rendering the Church in Newfoundland self-supporting. 10 Moved by the Rev. J. C. Harvey, seconded by J. S. Clift, Esq. : — 4. — That there is a necessity for some alterations in the Constitution of the Society to enable it to maintain and extend the Church in this Colony; and that the President and the Committee be requested to draw up new Standing Rules to be submitted to a General Meeting. Moved by fl. W. Hoyles, Esq., M.H.A., seconded F. B. T. Carter, Esq., M.H.A:— 5. — That it is desirable that a Fund should be formed and main* tained for the assistance of the Widows and Orphans of deceased Clergymen of this Diocese, and that £500 from the funds of the So- ciety be appropriated for that purpose. Moved by the W. V. Whiteway, Esq., seconded by the Rev. 0. Walsh : — 6. — That the thanks of the Church Society be given to the Right Reverend the President for his counsel and assistance, and to the Treasurer, Secretary, and Committee for their services during the past year; — and that F. C. K. Hepburn Esq., be requested to accept the office of Treasurer for the ensuing year. Moved by J. Hogsett, Esq., seconded by the Rev. T. M. Wood :— 7. — That the thanks of the meeting be offered to the Lord Bishop for his kindness in presiding on this occasion. \ . \]il \-^ rr Iv \l ■'f :; i-al 'V -VJ»» .^ 1 vl' r4 .7 REPORT. v« In presenting? their Report for the year 1857, the Committee of the Newfoundland Church Society de- sire in the first place to offer their humble thanks to Almighty God that they have so far been permitted to continue their labours, and that they have been enabled to a certain extent to assist in the exten- sion and maintenance of the worship of God and the interests of true religion. One most important object of the Church Society is to provide the funds for the support of the Clergy throughout the Diocese ; and, after this, to assist local efforts in the erection and repairs of Churches, Parsonage-houses, and Schools; the circulation of Bibles, Prayer-books, and Manuals of Devotion. The first and second of these objects have received as large a share of support as the funds of the Society would safely warrant j but it is hoped that the annual payments of the members of the Church will in future be such as to justify the Committee in offering assis- tance to the Bishop in dividing some of the more ex- tensive mission?, so that the ministrations of Religion may be more regularly and frequently brought home to the inhabitants of the scattered shores of this island. The net income received by the Treasurer for 1857 was .£1357 12 7 — a slight increase upon that of ihe previous year. Your Committee feel that the So- ciety rest cannot satisfied with this result, and they sincerely hope that progress will continue to be made towards self-support, and that this most important object will be steadily kept in view by all who have I I 12 an}' regard for the honor of God and the welfare of His Church. — The Committee cannot help saying that the principle of self-support is the only true and safe foundation upon which the temporal interests of Reli- gion can be placed. This is the system which ever has been acted upon with success, and by which alone the worship of God can bo permanently maintain- ed. The following extracts from a letter written by the zealous Missionary at Greenspond so entirely co-incide with the opinions frequently expressed by the Committee, that they cannot refrain from quoting them for the instruction of the Diocese at large : " I beg to offer you a few remarks on the part my flock has hitherto taken, and might take, in supporting the Church in Newfoundland, The Mission or Greenspond never has done its duty in this respect, according to the means of the people. In the many out-lying settle - ments of the Mission, only one man here and another there is to be found who honoqrably makes a point of giving every year his offering to the Church. The great majority of jieople seem content to live on without sanctifying their worldly gains by making any offering to GoD who gave them their substance. In Greenspond proper, during the past two years, while the Church has been building, the contributions have been larger than ever before, and some persons, I do not doubt, have given to this purpose as largely as their means would allow. Almost all have given more than they ever gave before, and many of them often say that they " do not miss one shilling of it," that they " hardly know that they have given it." Indeed, while the Church has been building, Greenspond has been more prosperous than it was for a long course of years before, and during the past winter there was scarcely a poor person needing relief. We have truly found the fulfilment of God's promise to His people of old (Haggai II. 18, 19.) ; *' From the day that the foundation of the Lord's Temple was laid, ev*^n from that day He hath blessed us." Would that every one in the flock would " consider it," and prove it in his own case ! " I am sure that Greenspond might continue to give in years to come as it has given for the past two years, and the other places in the Mission might well give as largely as Greenspond has now done; and not only would they " never miss a shilling of it," but GoD would honour them for honouring Him, and would increase their substance. " I offer these remarks to you for insertion in the Report, because I do not doubt that they will apply to other Missions as well as my own. And I am moved to speak now more plainly, perhaps, than ever before, because now when the Church at home is put to such straits to provide Christian teaching for the millions of heathen souls in India it does seem to me more than ever a shame — it makes my heart ! i slfare of y\n^ that and safe a of Reli- liich ever )y which niaintain- •itten by entirely essed by 1 quoting irge : has hitherto wfounclland. this respect, lying settle - lere is to be his offering nt to live on ering to GoD •, during the sontributions not doubt, ould allow. , and many ," that they the Church than it was inter there found the I. 18, 19.) ; lie was laid, Ivery one in bars to come Lees in the lone; and lOD would 1 substance, because I IS my own. than ever luch straits lis in India my heart 1>3 burn — that I should have to receive ray salary from the oharity of the Church in England, while the flock I am serving is well able to muin- tain me. " I am asked every year bv the venerable Society which 8U})ports me, " what prospects do I see ol^ this Mission becoming endowed ?" and I am obliged to answer that I see none. But there ought to be some prospect of it, for there are many |)ersons in the Mission who not only carry on the Fishery prosperously, but have also mu h money Ijing at interest, — in some instances several hundreds of Pounds. I cannot but think that if the Church Society would propose and urge that a fund should be raised by the people lo endow the Missions of the Church in Newfoundland, nt least one here and another there of the wealthy Planters would be found to believe, that by giving part of his money lo provide a certain maintenance for spiritual Pus- tors lo teach his children, and their children's children, after him, he would be placing it in a safe Hank, and securing a far greater Interest than he would get by investing it for worldly gain." The present crisis, the transition from a state of de- pendence to that of self-support, through wiiich the Church of Newfoundland is undoubtedly beginning to pass, must be the excuse of the Committee when they respectfully urge upon the Reverend Clergy the necessi- ty of impressing all under their care with this fact, that if the Church of England is to be supported at all in this country it must be by the exertions of its own members in the Island. Already two of the Clergy in St. John's are very properly thrown upon their flocks. And this will go on. The Society for Pro- pagating the (rospel is acting and will undoubtedly continue to act upon the oft expressed intention, to leave the old established Missions to maintain them- selves. And of this we cannot complain. The funds of the Society for Propagating the Gospel, as every one acquainted with its working and management is well aware, are obtained by contributions from per- sons who are, to a great extent, far poorer than the inhabitants of Newfoundland. One great difficulty which presents itself, painful and humiliating though it be to place such a statement upon record, is the lukewarmness and indifterencc of tiie laity generally. There are, thank God, some few examples of men who support tlreir religion liberally 14 i i and according to their means ; but with the great majority it must be confessed this is not the case. Compare, for example, the Church population ot this Island with the revenues of the Church, and can we say that they in any degree correspond with each other ? By the last census the members of the Church of Eng- land number upwards of 42,000, while the money an- nually paid for the support of the thirty-eight parochial Clergy, all actively engaged in the duties of their sacred calling, does not exceed .£2,000 I Supposing each family to consist of six persons, then there are 7,000 families who on the average contribute less than 6s. annually 1 But bearing in mind that there are many persons throughout the island who give a much larger sum, we are forced to conclude that there must be a great number of our people who do not in any way make a return to Almighty God by contributing to the support of religion. At the same time it is admitted with thankfulness that there are many large sums raised for various local purposes, in connexion with the Church. But still, your Committee would not wish to take a desponding view of this subject. They trust that its importance will be felt more and more ; and that from year to year they may be privileged to bear witness to the increased appreciation of the great scriptural truth that the spiritual" labourer is worthy of his hire," and that " they who sow to us spiritual things should reap of our worldly things." It is a matter of unfeigned satisfaction to the Com- mittee that the Visitation now being held by His Lordship the Bishop has brought together so many of the Clergy of the Diocese. The Right Rev. the Pre- sident of the Society has availed himself of this cir- cumstance to ascertain the difficulties which have hitherto prevented several of the Clergy from for- warding tho collections made in their missions to the Treasurer. Much and careful deliberation and dia- j/ «^ «• >^\ i' great e case, ot this we say other ? )f Enj?- ley an- rochial )f their ►posing are are ss than re are a, much e must ny way ; to the imitted e sums fn with take a hat its ,t from ritness 3tural of his hings Com- His any of Prc- cir- have for- to the d dia- s H t di ^>. A r 15 cusjiiou have taken place, and the result will be embo- died in certain Rules, which the Lord Bishop intends at an early opportunity to submit to a General Meet- ing of members of the Church Society. These altera- tions are such as, it is hoped, will induce all the mis- sions to avail themselves of the opportunity afforded them of united action. Such of the new rules as shall be passed will be printed and circulated generally in the Diocese. Your Committee cannot but express their hope that the time they have so long desired will speedily arrive, when the whole Diocese will be incorporated with the Church Society. It will ever be their desire to cherish a feeling of unanimity; knowing that as the Church is necessarily, in her temporal concerns, sub- ject to changes and fluctuations, there is the greater need for all who are joined together in the reception of " one Lord, one Faith, and one Baptism," to act and feel as one man, and to show thafc the richer por- tions of our flock are prepared of their abundance to contribute to the spiritual wants of the poorer bre- thren, and not only to maintain, but to extend, the mi- nistrations of the Church of their fathers. In the Report presented last year you were infor- med that it was in comtemplation to create a fund for the permanent relief of the Widows and Orphans of the Clergy. The want of such a fund had been long felt ; and several painful cases in this Diocese had caused the Church to think seriously of helping the poorly paid Clergy to make some small provison for those whom in the Providence of God they might at their death leave behind them. An Institution of this kind has for several years past been in existence in the other North American Dioceses, and it will this evening be submitted to this Society to adopt such a fund as one of its objects, and to assist in its formation by the appropriation of .£500, part of the balance late in the hands of the Treasurer, but at 16 present at interest for the p^encral purposes of the Society. This appropriation it is hoped the meeting will sanction, and enable such a provision to be made as will not only relieve the anxious minds of the C!cr£tv while livinj^, but be a comfort and blessing to their fanulies after their death. If it should be the pleasure of the Society to concur in these objects, steps will be taken to bring such a scheme into im- mediate operation as will, it is hoped, commend itself to the whole body of Clergy and Laity in this Island. It would be wrong were your Committee to omit mentioning that there is evidence of an increased and increasing appreciation ot the services of the Church in the Diocese. There is much to discou- rage ; but amid all, much to encourage. The follow- ing extracts speak cheeringly of the feeling in three Missions on the Western Sliore, and justify the hope that the earnest labours of true-hearted, earnest, and self-denying men, will not be without their results in the spiritual improvement and advancement of the peopld committed to their charge. The Rev. W. K. White, of Harbor Briton thiuS writes — ^ " Herewith you will receive a list of subscribers to tt e Church Society with the total amount subscribed. It is satisfacto/y to find that so far as subscriptions are concerned, this Mission has not fallen away. Last year I had 82 subscribers, and £47 13s. Od. While this year, I send you the names of 145 persons and £7 1 Os. 7d. But aUhough this is the case, the increase is not nearly so large as it ought to be. I hope, however, that it affords an evidence that the principle of the Church Society is taking root among the people — and of the willing- ness of the people to acknowledge the duty and expendiency in making payments for the maintenance and continuance among them of the worship of Almighty GoD. I can scarcely take much credit to myself for the increase, inasmuch as in this particular part of my duty my services have not been more frequent. The knowledge that 1 have been engaged, thoup:h not amongst them, may have induced some to respond to my caU ; but I would rather attribute the addi- tional names and acconntK to tiie example and influence of individuals residing in different places, — an example and influence acting upon i^\ Bty 60 gh )U be. the |y ^^ Ithem kit to \ lat luced iddi- luals ipon -VjT 17 l)''op'o who hil ilfoiily h'lfl th') priiviplo and duty ofVoii enforced up- on t'm'n, 'Hid 'vho only w.vri'cd '^o ncW )dy f)r .soiiK'thiiii; to hrinn' into h:ul UtlCOIVsC'lOU- 'coiv(>d. Wo cannot riotlon to people in th'i-< st;iU'i-\ ()[' iinre .Vi-ii^ht. tlian Mirf'l.yrln'j; person** suppose. " TIkm'o Ills ht'cn -x st.'li'ol at II;irl):)r Brihiin, an 1 as it {jfives saMs- faftioi) it ^li!l on:i!iiiii(.>-i. Tim Snud ly S^Iio,)! moots in my house. A stDve hn I) •;;;i ei'')oted i;5 tlio Clmi"i!i, and I have made every ef- fi)rt ill 'iiy t))\v'i' to 'j^M tli' (Vi'iiJ u'l I mvtorliil tor tho Chancel and Vi'-iry ; li'it I am not coitain at this date whether unythinj; has be^ii df)no. '• I (itid ijmt diiK:;ulty in visiting the j)Ooplo froni the want of a boat or liltio y;iclit. "A School WIS oommencod at Ev^lish Tr.irbotir in October; the master kiiullv roads the service on Sunday, wiiicli I trust will prove a gnat comfort to tl;o jx-ojjIo. " In my c.ij)iicity of Rural Doan I have vi'itod Channel West and Lamnliuc I'/i^t, n^id liave to acknowlod'^e many acts of hospitality, especially at La Poile, where I was more trouble than I wished or in- endod to bo. '* I have visited forty one diiforent sottlomonts and liold Service ; haj)tisod fort\-flvo, tnarnod seven, liuriod six, and administered the Holy Communion publicly twenty-live tiuio.-;." The Ivi'v. EdWxVUD Coij.ky, ol' Ilcrmitac^c Covo reports : — "The sum I have obtained is £13 more than was collected last year, which 1 think is a still further j)roof of tho value tin; jieople generally in tho Mi>'I()u sot ujjon the sovvices of their Minister. The amount suVjsciihcd for tlu^ year l^'i'ui for the whok; Bay, was not more tlian £-10; thus in four } ears, it has nearly doubled; but then this is in some measure to be attributed to tluf Fishery being more successful in this Bay tho last two years: nevorllieloss many do see and feel that they ought to do their host to support their Missionary, and that they have no right to expect that others should | rovide them with the moans of grace, and the muiistralions of a Clei-gyman, when they are able to do it thom-;olvos. *• Some have even said to mo, " we did begrudge to give to the Church at first; but then, ue did not see it In the light we do now ; we thouglit you were paid hy govorumout, and had no right to ask us for money." Still, there are those who give liiile ' r nothing, and others who would gladly find an excuse for not giving anytliing, and an offetKe, or too strong a rebuke, would perhaps close the strings of their purse for a time ; yet even this, I think, by God's grace may be got over in a little while, by showing th(>m that we are in earnest t'or their eternal welfare, and are seeking not so much theirs, as them, that we may impart unto them some; s])i.itual benefit.'* From the Kcv. W. F. Meek, of Harbour Biiffett: — " I forwarded to you some time since a list of subscriptions to the I i ^ ! li 18 Church Society for last year. You will so«> hy \h\\\ stafcinout tlmt the amount collected is considerahly liirr lliat; iit -ww previous year. This is more worthy of notictr wlicu it is taken into iiccount that con- fiidcrahle sums have also been raised in the Mi->ii)n 'luring' the i)ust year for other Church purposes. At llarljonr iSnU'ctt I lie sum of £45 Is. Id. has been paid towards enlar^iu^ the Clua-ch by the ad- dition of aisles ; these have been built durin;; the winter, and not only afford great additional accommodation, but also very i^rratly improve the appearance of the Church : while tlie work was in pro<^ross two hundred and forty-six days labour were j^Iven l)v the jjonple, and all the material requisite for framing and clupboardiug broui^ht by them in addition to their subscriptions. " The Church at Oderin has been finished diuinfj^ the winter, £20 having been subscribed by the people for .hat pur))ose, whidi amount (together with funds which had been raised durinj; the preceding year) sufKced to complete the builclin<,'. 1 have also to report that the Church people at Woody Island have built a very neat and com- modiouh school-room during the ])ast MJnter. "Thus (without reckoning labour and' material) "about £147 have been raised in the Mission lor various ('lunch purposes during the year ; a satisfactory evidence, I hoj)e, of a growing attachment on the part of the peoj)le of this district to their Church and her life-giving ordinances; and I have no doubt thai much greater and more gratify- ing results would be apparent if the means of grace could be more frequently and regularly extended. "The services l;oth at Harbour BulFott ami at the other settlements continue to be well attended, and the numi)er of Communicants has increased during the past year. I lia\e just returned from my spring cruize which has occupied five weeks. During this jjcriod thirteen settlements have been visited and services performed in each." The Rev, W. Elder thus writes : — " I beg to forward you a list of the contributions to the Church Society, collected in this Mission last fall ; and 1 have no doubt your Committee will be glad to find that the amount is more than double the Collection of any preceding year, though still less than they may expect from such an extensive Mission. It should however be borne in mind that beside this amount other sums have been raised by each congregation in this Mission, viz., £.54 in Fogo; £30 of which is paid to the Missionary ; £42 at Baird Island towards eiUarging ihe Church j and £6 18s. 6d. at C/hange Island ; making in all nearly £103. Still, I hope for very much more than this when the people generally shall bet- ter understand their obligations and duty in this respect — when they have learned to devote a portion of their earnings as a thauk-oifering to the Lord ; and when they shall have learned from their experience that the sums so devoted are repaid them ten-fold in Cod's blessing. I have already done somethhig towards making this understood and felt,_ by preaching expressly on the subject and in behalf of tlie Church Society last fall — and it Mould seem with some success. At Change 1 ■i 'lit tlmt )ns yciir. liiit con- Ihc jjant sum of till! 11(1- not only iini)r()vc »ress two ', luul nil by Uiom Iter, £20 1 amount preceding )ort thut and com- ;M7 have nring the nt on the lifc-giviiifj; re gratify- l be more ttlements ants has ly spnng thirteen Church )ubt your n double hey may be borne l)y each h is paid Church ; . Still, I hall bet- len they Iforing to jperience Ibiessing. lood and Church Change *■ tl s^ 19 Island in ,)nrticular several persons afterwards Rjmke to me reMpecting my Sermon, acknowledging ilu' lorcf and irulh of what 1 had advanceil, and promising to double ilieir contributions, whicli they liuvi> done ; several others also contributing who had not done so before ; at Kogo also many have rontril)uted wlio had not tlone so formerly. I there- fore projjose, Cioi) lu'lping mc, to coulinue to |)r(.'ach on the subject every fall, while I remain here, and I now confess I shall not te saiistied until ou(? and ill contribute according t(» their al)ility — ui\til they raise a sullicient sum for the decent nuiintenance of a »SVc(>mi AtisHioniinj in ihis I'arish," The Uuv. J. KiN(!wKLi. says: — ♦' I exceedingly regret that as yet no considerable advance haw been made in the amount of Contributions in thisMissiou; — neverthe- less it is encouraging to witness an increasing readinos in contribut- uig. Several persons who were wont to make inadmissible excuses when called npon to subscribe to the Newlbundland Church Society, who were apparently determined to withhold their hatul from eiidea- vouring to promote its laudable objects, have the last year contributed without hesitation. " The amount of collection last made would I think have b(?en far in advance of that of the year previous, if my visit to ihe remoie part of my mission could have been effected in the early part of August, mslead of Sejitember; as I should then have found many persons at hime who were absent in Septcmlier — less of their summer's caich of fish disposed of — and have been enabled to visit threct or four settle- ments, which strong and unfavorable winds comj elled aie lo pass by ; but a visit at that lime was not practicable." In conclusion, although we aie now seeing" " the day of small tliin(rs'' it cannot be doubted but that there is a work tor i^ood {Jfoinj^ on in this Diocese. No one who is in a position to contrast the present tone of feeling and state of the Church with that of a few ^'ears since can help knowing thai the hearts of men have been aud arc being drawn more clo^^ely together; and that if, in the Providence of God, it is His good pleasure that the Committee and mem- bers of the Newfoundland Church Society should bo spared to continue their labours foV a few more years, we may hope to see the lengthening of the cords of our Zion, and the strengthening of her stakes, and our ancient and pure religion made a double blessing, — a blessing to those who send and those who receive the eternal truths of its means ; and that this may religion through 20 ifpredily lie the case let ua not cousc to }Hiiy, us wo are iiioHt l)oiHMlen, for tlio " j>:oocl c.^ltitc of tlu' Cm- tholic Church, that it may 1)0 ho unidcd l)y (Jou's nrtiaiis may he led iiiio the way (»rtriilh, and hoM tho lailli in unity of spiijt,, in the Ixnid of pcaci*, and in ritriitconsncHs of lilc," — for the suUe of .Jesu.s Chiist our Bleswecl Lord and Saviour. w ] I 1 Ji J ]] B wo Uii- i|)"s old ririt -^, APPENDIX. S L I? S (' K I li E 1{ S . Alcxnudcr, Tlohort Aiiisworth, Isaac Alsop, R. cS: Co. An!ouston, John 5 10 3 Clark, George 5 5 (1 Collott, James 10 10 Canning, Horatio 10 3 I I ! n. Cadwell, John Diivey, Edward ])avey, William Des liarres, Judge Daymond, Samuel ])udcr. Edwin ])ickenson, II. K. Elders, Giistav Edeiis, Joliii El)sarv, William Ferris, Thomas Furiiiss, llohert French, Stej)hen Furzo, Jolin Fer;^us, Mrs. Ford, John Fm-niss, Jamps Francis, Elizabeth ^Fary Furnoaux, iliciuird Gill, Mrs. Goodrid,L,'e & Killegrew Garland, John Green way, ]*]lias Garland, Georj^e Gribble, Josej)h Governor, llis Excel- ? lencv the ^ Gill, William Gill, J^eandcr Gardner, James Gardner, Geoi'ge Garret, John Grimstead, John Gunn, Hepburn, F. C. K. Hamlin, Mr. Hay ward, G, J. Hayward, G. F. Hutchins, Plulip Hooper, William Harvey, tfames Ha\ward, Henry Hackeit, Mrs. Harris, Charles llili. Gi;nrgo Hellyer, .lohn Harris, Nicholas G. £ £ ."». d. 10 If) i} 2 5 2 10 2 12 8 ] G 10 9 12 (1 lo 12 o 5 1 3 lo 1 10 1 30 lo 10 1.5 6 I't 10 G G ]'> 2 11 4 2 (» 7 10 1 1 10 12 9 ]{> 12 {) 12 Ilorw.^o'l. J. Si T. Ilutcliin'j^s, Moni'jr Hnrris. (i('orl Harvey, .John Ollill, Naihaniul (• H'iIwl'II, John Hunt, Jloix'rt (■ ilarvcv, Jvu,;,''enius Harv, V, A. W. HatchL't, Mrs. iOvl-s Hu-h W. li'^>.v,Kl, A. C. .iohnson, Mrs 0. E. .ienlviiis, A fVed Jarvis, ]•]. Jj, O.Ianies^f'^. T. C. JoccU'u, J ihn Jooelyn, Jinnos Jenkins, AliVrd Jacksoti, ,j<)li!i W. OKni,i>lit, Nathan Knii^ht, Edward Eewi-^, vV. LoM(>ss,]rier, llenrv EoMo: snri(M-, W. W. lioMessurier, i*. Lewi«, ("liurles r.eCiallai^, Mioses Jianey, IMiIh']) Jjoveys, (jreorpje liaugstone, Henry Ol,-'. Mr. 0Ei4i, J. & G. 6 Lelhhridsj^e, William i; ?don!itaiii, Mrs. OMa,^;ill, Mr. (I M'-Larty, James Maiiiu, i'liumas 2 1 1 1 1 8 4 12 2 lo 7 ') 10 1 4 G 1 1 o t) 20 1 12 2) 1 10 1 1 1 10 1 G 12 12 10 1 1 1 3 1 1 > 10 2 10 2 10 10 1 4 10 18 1 1 10 10 j •c •t, /I* n H { L > VI I ) 15 7 <» o 10 1 4 d. I) 1 1 2 1 G 12 20 1 10 1 1 1 1 10 12 12 10 1 1 1 3 1 1 ' 10 2 10 2 10 1() 1 4 10 18 1 1 10 10 I ^' I', Mabiii, John Marc, W. II. Mitchell, linl)ort Mitc-lu'H, Joliii McCou'ji-oy, John W. Martin, Wiilium Martin, iMlwavd Masey, .loliii MacdoiiaUl, ]*v\vr Mincliiiiton, William Mooif, Eilwai'd Mudge, Nicholas Newman & Co. Noon, John Newman, W. II. Nui'so, John Nixon, Cliarlcfl Noonan, Jolm Pickard, lleuiy Pope, Matth(>w Palk, Gcoi'f^o Parnell, John K. Pinkham, William Pinnock, James I'innock, John Pinnock, AMVcd Prowso, Tliomas Purchase, Jonas Peacli, Jolm Ilendell, Elias Ilendell, Ada ]{oljin,son, ]jr\an Ivow, AVilliam Pow, 'I'liomas llyland, John I). liendell, Mrs. 8onr. Ilendell, W. 20 ];) 10 10 i) ') 10 1 10 5 1 2 10 6 1 10 5 1 lo ID -o 5 5 1 10 10 1 10 o 20 10 20 1 10 3 2 10 () 2 10 10 10 f) 10 fi Snunder«, Ellen Sieer, Isahella Hteer, Mary Jane Squires, Mrs. St(H-r, JMnni.a (I Southcott, J. & T. Stevens, George Smith, J. W. Smith, T. 11. OStall), ])r. 0Stat)h, Mrs. Henry Si a hi), Miss OStahb, ChristuiaL. M. Skinner, Samuel Squires, Joseph -T. (■ Simnion"^-, Everett Suiilh, John Snicardon, Thomas Spraf»'<.';on, William Score, .Joseph St abb, Ev.'cn Stabb, Thomas Stabl), Iviven Jr. (1 Stabb, Nicholas OStal)b, Charles Henry Siuims, Josej)h C. Simmons, George t< Stephenson, M. »■ Syi-^ie, Captain & Mrs. OTeubridge, John Tunijiidge, Mi.^s Tc -sicr, P. & I.. ()Tl.;)mas, Nathaniel oTrelegan, llichard Toussaint, Marian OThomas, William Jr. ()''l home, James 'i'ucker, E. D. I'dle, John \ aiulenhoff, Alexander OVale, Mr. Voisey, 'I'homas N'oisey, liicliard \ i)i. ey Kicliard Sen. Voi; ev, John Waren, C. S. William?, James 1 3 4 4 1 5 5 1 4 2 2 G TIL Jb s. d, 10 5 10 5 5 5 1 4 1 8 6 1 1 4 6 10 10 5 2 1 10 1 10 10 2 10 3 2 10 10 2 4 8 5 6 10 2 8 2 8 5 10 10 10 2 1 -L, 1 I 1 I * I n\ "WaiTcr. Mips We tcott, ( i corpse \\'"ostC()t!, W'illiiim Wliitownv, ^V. V. AVo„d, ,i; n. AVhittcMi, William Wliittcii, .T(jiin AVliittoii, (Icoriro Withycomhe, Gilbert Wills, J I. Wills, John 'I'honias Williaius, Wulter Walters, Jdlin AViUlois, W. IT. WIiisl)()ioiiu-li, J(iscph Withers, J!c. Watkins, Abel Walsh, Mrs. _ Wiiitteii, William, Jr. Webber, John Wescott, Thomas VVescott, Ann Weymouth, Thomas Winter, John, M. D. Wvatt, Frederick Withel, John Warren, John 11. £ 5. 2 10 10 3 G 15 () 1 1 1 4 4 3 1 4 10 10 5 3 9 1 4 12 lo 1 1 10 1 10 12 1 d. (J (. {) Wri'^^ht, F..hvard Wri;4-ht, Naihaniel Witton, Charles Wit ton, Mary \>''insor, Thomas A. Wood, Henry T. ^Vo{Jd, Arthur C. Wood, Thomas Young, Weston £ 1 1 1 2 s. d. ') 6 10 10 5 £600 13 3 QUIDI VlDI. Anth(mv, George 5 Barter. John 10 Brown, John, and } Charles Henry ^ 17 Ilcale, William 1 Ileale, John 5 Heale, Jaaies 5 Horwood, Kichard 12 Mnrrian, Thos. & Sons 8 6 Jlolls, Abel 8 .Snow, John 12 BELLOIIAM. £ s. d.\ l^urnc, John liurdock, Benjamin Bullett, Reuben ]inli'ett, Ambi-ose Cluett, John & Son Cluett, Wm. (John) Cluett, George Cluett, Wm. (Thos.) Cluett, Thos. (Thos.) Cluett, Thos. (John) Cluett, Stej)hen Dicks, George Day, ]u)b(?rt Foote, John Fiander, 'Ihomas 5 5 10 2 1 6 10 10 15 10 1 5 10 o 5 5 Fiander, Samuel Fudge, Edward Grandy, John, Sen. Grandy, John, Jun. Gould, George Gould, Philip (jilhert, James Grandy, Willliam () Marshall, Kev. Jolin Marshall, Mrs. John Mav, Jonathan Olt'ertory Fine, James lleyuolds, Edward Kose, Thomas £5 2 6 £ s. d. 15 10 d 10 10 5 5 5 2 10 1 10 5 15 5 5 1 5 i % £ s. d. 5 6 1 10 1 1 10 5 2 600 13 3 5 10 17 1 5 5 12 8 6 8 12 £5 2 6 £ 5. d. 15 10 5 1 10 5 2 10 1 10 5 15 13 ^ £ s. d.\ 5 o' Young, William Komkey, Jolin Itoml.ev, .liicob Strowhiidj^c, Scxmucl Til.lioo, James " ? " CoRBAU. Whately, John o „ ,, . iC5uvery, James MozE Amhrosk. '' ,, I IlAiiiJOR Mill. Brown, George 16 f^.^„„^|^,,, (jg^j.^^^ 5 St. Jacquks. By sums less than 5s. 13 6 5 0! roiNT Rosy. 15 Mav, John 8 5 ▼. £ 9. d. 10 6 10 Evans John Young, John 5 6 5 £23 4 6 BRIGUS. £ 8. d.\ 5 5 5 1 6 Antle, Abraham 5 Burtlett, John 7 4 Bartlett, Mrs. John 2 10 Bartlett, Seliua 5 Bartlett. Anne 5 Bartlett, Moses 1 Bartlett, Mrs. Abraham 3 Bartlett, Miss 12 Bartlett, Mrs. Moses 1 Bartlett, Isaac 1 Bartlett, Joseph 4 4 Bartlett Mrs. William Bartlett, Abraham Bartlett, Samuel 1() Biles, John 5 Chalker, Mrs. William 5 Devoy> George 6 Gardner, Benjamin Goen 1 Hatchfield, George 6 Harvey, Job 10 Hayes, Isaac 6 Hayes, James 9 Maiden, George 10 Maiden, Thomas 5 MidkiiT, William Midkiff, Mrs. William Mann, Mrs. William 5 Mitchell. Mrs. Manuel 5 Norman, A. B. 6 Noseworthv, John Oil OXuttalU. C. (» Pavne, Thomas 5 5 Pearcy, Henry Roberts, John :ftoberts, Alfred Roberts, Esau Roberts, Moses Saunders, John Saunders, William Slowman, Philip Smith, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs. William Smith, John Lowry Washer, William 0, Washer, Samuel Washer, William Jun. Whelan, Mrs. John Willcocks, James Willcocks, Thomas j Wilcox, John OJWilcox, William By sums less than 5s. Salmon Covk Andrews, Nathan Anthony, Henry Anthony, James OBatton," William OjBatton, John 6 Bat ton, ArUnu- £ s. d. 10 10 5 5 10 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 5 10 10 3 10 1 4 5 5 3 2 '1 6 13 8 5 5 5 5 5 6 I n u t i 'I M ii IV. ^'-''arrrMi Mips Wc-tcolt, ( H'or.'Tfe ■^.Voslcott, William Mluicw.'x, Vf. V. Vv'ood, ,i; n. ^VhittcMi, William AVhittci), John ^\'llittl!!l, Cc;or 13 3 QUIDI VlDI. Antliony, George Barter, John Brown, John, and I Charles Henry uilett, Ambrose Cluett, John & Son Cluett, Wm. (John) Cluett, Geor^-e Cluett, Wm. (Thos.) Cluett, Thos. (Thos.) Cluett, Thos. (John) Cluett, Stephen Dicks, Geori,re Day, Ivol.'ert Foote, Jolm Fiai'-der, ILoniab 13ELL0KAM. £ s. c/.| 5 Fiandei', Samuel 5 Fud<>e, Edward 10 Grandy, John, Sen. 6 Grandy, John, Jun. 2 10 Gould, George 1 Gould, Philip 10 Gilbert, James 15 Grandy, Willliam 10 ((Marshall, Kev. John 10 Marshall, Mrs. John 5 ^lav, Jonathan 10 OOll'ertory 5 Pine, James 5 lieynoids, Julward 5 ivose, 'i'homas £ s. d. 15 10 a 1 10 5 5 5 2 10 1 10 5 15 5 5 1 5 \ fv I i \ h -.■( £ s. d. ') 1 10 1 1 10 5 2 09 115 3 5 10 17 1 5 (» o 12 8 6 8 12 £5 2 6 £ s. d, 15 10 5 1 10 5 5 5 2 10 1 10 5 15 5 5 1 5 \ 8 5 ]{omkey, John ' Kornley, .Iticob Strowhrid^'c, Samuel Til)l)oe, James Whatcly, John MozE Amhrosk. Brown, George 16 St. Jacqukjs. Evans, John Young, John s. d.\ 5 Young, William 5 o; Point Rosy. 15 May, John V. £i s, d, 10 6 CORBAU. Savory, James 10 llAiinoR Mill. ^ Saunders, George 5 IJv Bums less than 5h. 13 6 5 5 £23 4 6 BRIGUS. £ s. d.\ £ s. d. U# Antle, Abraham 5 Barllett, John 7 4 Bartlett, Mrs, John 2 lO Bartlett, Selina 5 Bartlett. Anne 5 Bartlett, Moses 1 Bartlett, Mrs. Abraham 3 Bartlett, Miss 12 Bartlett, Mrs. Moses 1 Bartlett, Isaac 1 Bartlett, Joseph 4 4 Bartlett Mrs. William 5 Bartlett, Abraham 5 Bartlett, Samuel 10 Biles, John 5 Chalker, Mrs. William 5 Devoy, George 6 Gardner, Benjamin Goen 1 Hatchfield, George 6 Harvey, Job 10 Hayes, Isaac 6 Hayes, James 9 Maiden, George 10 Maiden, Thomas 5 Midkitf, William 5 Midkiff, Mrs. William 5 Mann, Mrs. William 5 Mitchell. Mrs. Manuel 5 Norman, A. B. 6 Noseworthv, John Oil ONuttall,J. C. (t I Payne, Thomas Pearcy, Henry Roberts, John Iftoberts, Alfred Roberts, Esau Roberts, Moses Saunders, John Saunders, William Slowman, Philip Smith, Mrs. Jamea Smith, Mrs. William Smith, John Lowry Washer, William Washer, Samuel Washer, William Jun. Whelan, Mrs. John Willcocks, James Willcocks, Thomas Wilcox, John Wilcox, William By sums less than 5s. Salmon Covk, Andrews, Xathan Anthony, Henry Anthony, James Barton," William 0|Batton, John 6 Batton, Arihiir (I 10 10 5 5 10 5 5 5 6 5 5 1 1 5 10 10 3 10 1 4 3 2 5 5 13 8 5 5 5 5 (» 5 n II 6 VI. £ s. d. £ s. d. m Cnhydiicls, Joseph Mi)rc's, \^'iilianl Mor<>aii, Ik'iijaniin Wells, John Wells, (u'ovf^'e A, Wells, William J. Wells, Caroline By sums less than 5m. Burnt Head. Bisho]^, Keuhen Bishop, Henry Bisliop, Elijah Bishop, John Bishop, Joseph Bishop, Nathan Bishop, John Bishop, Noah Bishop, Edward Bishop, George (Joseph) 5 5 s !) 1 1 G G G 7 o 17 15 i;i 1 3 5 5 5 9 7 o'l^ishf)}), Edward Oi Bishop, Josc'ih ('iliishop, Gieoi<,'e (TIenr (' r)isli(;p, Ml;., llcnry liisliop, ] Innry Tjishoj), Jo.'^e).h Dawe, Xicliohis Dawo, William 7Morgan, John jM organ, George jNewell, Isaac (■;Newell, George Taylor, William, Sen. OT.iylor, William, Jiin. 'I'aylur, Esau Taylor, Joseph 3 Taylor, Jordan By sums less than 5s. Total }) 2 6 fi 3 7 5 5 G 10 5 G 3 6 3 6 5 (» 5 5 5 5 18 £G1 1 6 Baker, Simon Barter, Josepli O. Biddlecomb, Edward Bremner, Alexander Bremner, Mrs. Bremner, ])ugakl Bremner, llohcrt Bremner, John Bremner, ]vOiiald Brushett, William Cameron, John Clark, James Clouler, Henry Clouter, Thomas Cuilins, Jan es iM-ako, 'J'homas Drake, John Duli'ett, John iV: Co. Dutlett, .lames Eady, John, Sen. Faoey, James CATALINA. £ s. d. £ s. d. 5 Hiscock, Frederick 1 4 10 lliscock, John, Sen. G 5 lliscock, John, Jun. 10 1 Huxter, Nathaniel 5 13 6 Jeans, Stephen 1 10 Manuel, Josejih 10 10 Manuel, Mrf-. 5 10 Manuel, John Sen, 12 10 Manuel, Thomas 5 5 Manuel, John, Jun, G 1 i") Manuel, George 5 o Martin, ]*eter 5 11 Martin, Tl onma 5 5 I'earee, Kohert 8 u 5 G Uaymondj Geortre 5 12 Kogers, JosepI G 5 Russell, George 5 15 Jlussell, Gcoige, Jun. 5 tl yiie jherd, Josepli 6 6 Ottlade, Tv. & Co. 3 8 O' Stone, Ambrose 7 6 ^ ?r> 6 3 7 5 (> 10 .3 5 ."» G 3 () 3 6 5 (1 5 5 5 5 18 1 6 1. d. 4 G 10 5 10 a VI f) G 6 a (") 8 o G (J 5 G Stnnc, Mrl. Stone, Thomas NVliite, John Willis, Kliaa vii £ .'>. d. £ ■v, d: vVili.'hirc. Henry 10 8 5 10 My .sums loss than Us. I) 6 £23 4 6 7 6 Bonnett, John l^ennott, Ann lianks, J. Carter, P. Elliott, A Find la tor, H. Ginn, Thos. Green, .John Green, Jeremiah Hawkins, John Hellings, lloin. Ili^'hmore, i. li. llif^hmf)re, Mrs. Irish, lioht. Jones, AVm. Layman, Thos. I-adlow, John ]Miller, n. Moyall, J, Muir & Duder Oake, Joseph Owen, J. \V. Plom.r, G. P. Plomer, .\Jrs. Payne, N. Handle, Amelia Handle, Wm. Ivandle, John Jr. Kidout, G. E. Strickland, Jioht. Tizzard, (ivo., Sr. Torreville, James Torreville, I»onj. Waterman, U. & Sons Wairlek, It. Wells, Eli £ s. lo r> 10 I 11 6 1 ') o C) 1 10 5 10 10 o 1 1 10 1 4 1 4 u i) 6 ') 1 o o 10 '') o 1^ o POGO. Wellon, Roht. Smns Ics-; than /js. Oj ClIANOK 1st, ^^ Amey, ( 'has. J)0\vii, A. I'.nrsev, J. '• Hrinsen, U. I'ave, lienj. i iKiiley. John ] )iamon(l, W', j)ianiond, Esau " Duo'iin, A. o'Elliott, Jl. & T. '' I'.Iliott, E. (» l'Ax4ei-h, M. ' Grern, Jo!m (iinn, Joiin IIei.i"s, J(;hn 1 luwkiiis, Ji)]in OJ lann, (je^rge Jeans, J., Jr. ''jJeans, Sto'Jien Jjt dro'.v, S\. JahIiu.V, J:'iCol) OLedrow, Xathanial Moors, \V. ('Oake, J., Sr. OOake, II. J. Uiike, Shem li[()ake, WilHam OlOake, James (' Osmond, William Pefklnrd, Thoraas l'ecix;()vd, Simon Peciviord, 1 1. l-'ike, Cliarled £ s. d. i) 11 ANDS. .5 ') .5 5 o 5 10 10 5 15 5 10 10 5 o 10 10 o o o o 6 8 10 10 7 5 5 fj o r> 1,3 1 4 \ "■SJBabfeaijg J ' i I 'I 4 JUL l*orter, A. Sorter, H. Steel, ('liarle« Scammol, H. Torreville, Thomas Troko, Jesse Walbourne, S. Wlmtton, 11. Roles, .1. Cull, James £ .t. d.\ f) o'Ciill, Jospph, Son. 5 Hv sums under '>«. Band Island. £ s. d. T) 18 5 10 10 o 7 5 1 1 5 , Merocr, W. Brown, Samuel, Sr. 5 5 o £.'jr> 1 6 GREENSPOND. £ Brookirig, Son & Co. 10 Cape Fueels. Meiendy, Thomas Kedout, John Sen. 3 Stokes, Malachi Poole's Island. Brown, H. T. Brown, Samuel Brown, William Jeanes, llobert s. d.\ Keane, William Kellaway, ( 'harles Knee, Frances ^ ^ Knee, George ^ ^ Knee, John, Jun. ^ ^,Knee, Philip, Sen. Knee, William Shepherd, James By sums under 5s. o (» 5 5 5 £ a. d 10 5 5 5 5 1 10 5 6 1 9 9 £19 10 9 Chapman, Benjamin Cluett, William Dowding, Joseph Ellis, Andrew Herrott, William Hoiman, F. W. Hunt, J a es Janson, Jens Lewis, David Newman ^ Co. Hideout, llichard How, William Scott, Wlliiam Simms, Jacob Simms, John, Jun. HAllBOK liKITON. £ ». d.' £ 8. d. 10 Taylor James 10 5 Taylor, Airs. James 5 U 10 Taylor, llichard 6 3 Trevitt, John 10 5 Upshall, Elizabeth 5 5 Watkin, James B. 5 5 By sums under os. 8 10 Great Harbor. 10 Framp, William 10 10 U Franip, James 5 5 Fiunip, lioijert 5 6 Harris, Peter 10 15 Hose, llobert, Sen. 10 10 Ollose, lienjauiin, Jun. 5 10 Ollo.sc, George 5 •^ i>. ^?:' . d. i 5 5 10 5 6 10 5 5 8 "o 10 5 5 10 10 5 5 Kr)se, Kr)'iert, Jmi. Rose, Ben jam ill, Somj. Hose, Thomas, J mi. Jkksky IIauhor. ittiffi4, Wiiliain Clinpinaii, Widow l)oiniiiy, rhniiiH Hiirdy, Dm id Miilliiis, J')!in Waters, olin Wliite, Charles Wliite, William May 1)K L'kai Butler, Thomas llKD COVK. Lawrence, Stephen Trowbrid^je, ( 'harles Trowbridge, (ieorge Sagoxa. Bungay, William (■larke, George Fiander, Philip }lii^;j^ins, John Mulllns, Charles Snook, fieorge Snook, llobert Studley, Jolni Brunette. Barnstaple, Mark Doufjlas, Thomas l)ouu;las, James yoUct, Georjj^c Mead, Robert Owman, Jeremiah Osmond, Reuben Price, Amlirose Price, Robert Price, James Price, .lames Price, Jo! Ml Thornhiii, Itoherr Thonihill, William 'rhoriih;!!, UolHr% Jiin .by sums under os. .*j ') 10 •') •') I > o .) I.) 0' CooMHS Cove. ' Barllet, R ' -t I'miidei', S,Cj,,ion I J.rni,E Bay. irardiii'j;, (ieoi-'j'o 10 () 5 HI 10 10 5 10 10 10 IG 8 8 ii i") 11 ') o l.'i 17 8 10 •"> IX. £ s. J. 10 •') 10 ) ~) ID >j 10 10 • i (1 ."> 10 .J u 1 1 irdiii!'-, Widiani Iveepiti'j;, i iMorLfo iveej)i;iyf. dani^'s 0--moii(l, J.(i;v.'.s ^' ilose, Vt illiam |{.o-, Cji'oi-'jfe, .1 Mil. 11 ).se, .J»'r( lui.ili Ki)xe, (»"()ri>(', Sen. o'Kose, riiomas lioXEY'. l]la;^(lo!i, William o (' l'>;(iLisii llAiinoii Wkst. ^Mk'iiMett, r. ii, iCrosi^, .Jiiliii (i! I'ivans, -iiilm (I l-'iaiider, Samuel () l"'i I'lder, S^iii'Mel J. (,! l*'iaiul(M', I'liilip I'^iander, (iccji'^e (inen, .lonaihan (treeii, \\'illiam (ireeii, .lolm Siones, Thomas I MofSE Ambuose Baker, Israel Brown, George [jl Gaiinish. t'J]amfield, William OlBamfii'ld, Samuel OHaniiipkl, Sauiuel lU.mfield, William Hamtield, George 10 Cam]s John (' CM'aiulv, .io^eph !■ (>rai,dv, N'el'-on t 'i aiuh', Sii phc'n (' '. m:iiuK . Ti'Miiias i). Gruiuiv, i'ii'lip 2 s 10 5 1 10 10 10 o 5 10 5 5 7 6 o 11 10 5 6 •j ') {> A •0 M X. £ u Graiuly, Ahrahiim Graiuly, Willi. m (jraiidy, Samuel Moultoii, John lllXONTUK. ('odiii, William Kmhcrly, Samuel Ki'cpin;,', (jtoft^t' 1 Keoi;iM;r, John o Lass. William Mulliiis, Anufustus () Shepherd, W illlinn She|jheul, Josc-pii () Long llARnoH. Dowdinjif, llobvrL i) Pope, William Pope, Geor«^e Stone, Solomon Hauhor Mille. Baker, Jonathan, Sen. Baker, Jonathan, Jun. Barnes, Ann Barnes, Charles Pardy, William By sums under 5s. jr. 5 o 5 12 10 10 4 lo 6 6 6 o 10 6 6 5 10 o 10 o 8 2 d. 1) £ $. d. L\L\ K\ Com-., 5 6 U 6 5 5 10 5 5 Drake, J(^lin Q KccjiiM;,', Jainc's .May, Jiimi'-^, '^en. !May, Thomas T ji Jaci'dntaink. ^^^ Jolinsoii, .losoph ^ Johiisoi;, J'jliiip fl •loliiisoii, Jainos (J Joluison, John {) JiAV L'AUGEM. ly^imfield, James 8 West, Thr)mas i^' Son 16 0^ Knulihii IIauuor East. ^ Dod^c, (it'orj.'-e 8 ^ Koarly, Edward 8 St. Jac(iues. Halsom, John 10 La Poile. Clement, Philip 2 10 n 6 £71 7 ' 1 HARBOK BUFFETT. £ s. d. J- Bendell, Mrs. Collett, Mrs. Crllett, Richard Dicks, Mrs. Hann, Thomas ^ Upshall, Joseph 5 5 16 12 3 16 Fish, qtls. Bendell, Thomas, Jun. 1 Burton, Charles l Burton, Edward ] Burton, William Bufler, 'anies i Deuty, Edward | ^j| Dicks, William r^' Dicks, John Q J )icks, Christopher ,| Dicks, Ro!)ert Q Dicks, David ^ llollett, John llann, Isaac Jarvis, Robert Jarvis, John, Jun. Masters, Samuel jRead, Henry jSheave, Thomas i iSheave, William i Sheave, Jose])h :Tulk, Charles Fish, qtls. 1 1 1 I h 1 1 I '0 I =Vllf^ ■-"*«'■*' ■■ -- ■- -j-ig^wx j«.'j'..i«»--»Jc«j iW XX. t.. d. 5 i» T) (» 5 5 10 5 5 :nt. 8 16 a East. 8 8 £9. 10 2 10 £71 7 iFish, qtls. I H) Tiilli, VVilliiini TnIK, Kic!iiii(l rpshiiH, IVtcr L phhull, CiiristDplier Mrscii; IIaki'.'»ii. Hutcliev, 'I'iioiuas liiiU'her, Wiliiain .Si'i.Nnai'.j ('(JVK. Bnnvn, Williim P.outcher, Mrs. I'outclicr, G("irp;o lio'.it(.'h( r, ''nhn I'oac'h, Jcliii Kodwiiy, Hicluu'd ]'o(lua» , James AVi'Tuliuin, .loliu White, William l''ish, qtl«. 4 TACK8 IJlACII. 4 iHnlt, Willi 1 Slade, Jumc'S Haystack. i d h a 10 ., 1. iiiinin I5;infrt, J cnjainin lltrowtj, lleuiy ll'Owri, .lolin jllusooy, I'fU'r KuciGKD Island. Adams, John (iri'tMi, Hen. (iic'U!:, Petpr Wairt'ii, John I Sandv IIakuur. 1 1 Foot, Benjamin Jk'ROKO. y (^hambprs, James ' ■ ( hamhcrs, Archibald ^^ Hay ward, Robert Hayos, Stephen £ s. d. 10 Fish, qtls. ^'^'"^•«^)' -^'^n^e^ IJugden, Benjamin Drake, VV iljiam Gilbert, Sanmel CoflRn, Samuel Coffin, Kobert h 4 i 10 10 10 10 5 Isle Valen. Fish, qtls. £ (I 1 Arnold's Cove. Fish, qtls. Habji;ood, George s. d. Green, Jonas .- Q LoL'kyear, William Q QLockycar, Joseph iPeerey, William W^illiams, John Butcher, John Chick, Mark Guy, Ambrose & Sons llolleit, William Hollett, Philip Woody Island. Allen, Thomas Barrett, Kobert Hussey, William Williams, Thomas Cribbe, Samuel 1 h 1 £ 5 Brown, Mrs. Brown, Kuth Greene, W^illiam Mamilton, Kobert Le Messurier, Mrs. Le Messurier, George Wadman, Lucy By sum under 5s. Paradise. Ewing, James ''• Goldsworthy, Ephraim Goldsworthy, James £ •I •I H 1 1 5. d, 10 10 15 5 1 1 4 16 5 15 10 10 i 1' 1 • xn. d Hlunt Island. ,('l;irU(', .TdIiii, Jiin. 1) vwv II ('?> ry I'iilil), Joseph fi 6 C ollins. 'II )r)imis FIbli, qtU. T'owlcr, Mr.' LriTLK Uauhou. I K nwlcr, 11% Tl 'I'Ijoiii lomuH UN Fish, qtls. Mill's William Drnty, Thoiniis Smith, William Baink Uauhou. Brown, lli'iiry, Sr-ii. Hiown, llciiiy, Jim. K«)il\>ay, Ricluird Smith, Joseph Flat Island. rriimi, .lohn J^rnkc, Mrs. 0«bonie, Cluu'ies .Toyct', liohert Senior, Joseph Smith, William Oderin. h Sladc, John Traverse, Thomas '1 raverse, Jol \\\ 1 h Smith, John, Scji. 1 Smith, I'hilip, JohiiiS: Samuel U h Williams Tl 1 lomaa i £ s. d. Lake, Henrv. 10 () White, Ilohert 5 MKRASUFilKN. i Fish, qtls. 2 1 1 1 i £ s d. ' ^ ,. 10 ^^'^^ ^"'"'"*^ Q - Q Clarke, John 9 2 Fish, qtls. jBradshawe, William Baily, James Ihiily, Joseph iJaily, Joseph, Jun. Baily, John liailv, Thomas Baker, Alfred lirown, John Brown, Charles Brown, James Chick, William ("lark, Thomas Clarke, Mrs. 1 1 Gkeat Placrntia. £ 1 1 h I h h h 1 Keetler, Thomas i Summary. Value of 78 Quintals Fish (less freight) Cash s. d, 4 V 9 22 2 5 2 I £81 7 2 jLess Expenses of Boat 28 6 £53 1 2 Button, Kichard liaker, James Button, William Bujjfden, J. Bright, Charles Furuham, John HEAKT'S ( 0NTF:NT £ s. d.\ 10 Ho])kins, Thomas 5 Hopkins, William 5 Cllopkiiis, Corliet 5 OHopkiiiS, Joseph 5 0:Ho])ki.i8, Edward 5 Hopki.iS, Edward £ s. d. 10 10 5 1 10 10 ■4 iiti. J'InIi, q Ik A 1 1 1 i I 1 h h 1 'v: Samuel n i £ s. «/, 10 6 Kl'lN. Fish, qtls. 2 1 CRNTIA. £ 8. d. n 1 4 1 RY. f' I 59 2 22 5 2 £81 7 2 oat 28 6 £53 1 2 £ «. d. 10 10 5 1 10 10 I £ H'lpUins, Thomas )l(i|>l;iiiN, John Hopl ins, Ann (Widow) lltH>kins, ("harlcH U Hopkins, Loyal Uonkins, (iiorge Hull, Uriah () Hopkins, Alfred Hopkins, Jonathan 1 Janes, W. 1 LegK, \V. Leg^, Ebeno/pr l-e^K, Wanu-'s Lcgj;, David I.egj;, Esau Lantfcr, Joscj)h liingard, Soloniun I.t'vi, Jatnos Moore, James Moore, Moses l Ullerhead, llohert Jun. Perco), James Piercy, Levi Q Piles, Fruncis Piles, William Piercy, William Piercy. Simeon Piercy, John (» Row, Adam 1U)W, Nathaniel Row, William Row, Charles Row, John Row, Henry o Rockwood, Robert Rock wood, Maik Rockwood, Adam 1 Rockwoo(\ Richard 1 Rogers, William o d.i t. U) 10 10 5 5 10 1 I 10 7 5 6 i 5 7 10 10 12 d 10 10 6 G 10 10 10 10 10 10 5 5 10 5 12 10 «) (I £ Hfaut's 1)ei-U;ht. Rockwood, J amen o' llobin, George Kow, Martin (J Kow, M., Jun. Smith, 0. J. (jiSinith, Moses So ward, Thomas 0! Tuflin, Richard Walker, John Wiute. Alfred Warn'U, Hubert Youufi;, John Young, Zach. liv sums under Oh. ()|Hryant, T. o OJHryant, Solomon <» ojCrorkor, John (f'harles) (,'Crocker, Kdward oHiscock, W. 3 Legge, lieniamin Q Sorby, William o Worthman, I'eter Wiseman, James By sums under 5s. 3 New Peulican. 0, 3'Bemister,— (i vear) olHefford, Joseph o'Hetford, James (,i Matthews, James oiNorthove, Matthew Q'Ncrthove, James, 6 Pif y, G. d'Pi' ent, Benjamin S< ward, Wm. (Rich.) 0^ /arren, T. o Qi Varren, William By sums under 6s. U jt:i3 9, 9 10 10 6 5 5 5 a 5 lo 10 5 U 5 5 5 5 5 5 a 5 5 11 10 6 5 5 6 6 9 5 5 5 5 6 11 d «t 3 6 2 6 u 1 6 HERMITAGE BAY. Hermitage Cove. Dowding, John o Ea jes, John o Engram, Tliunias o £ s. d: ] Francis, Aquila 10 0; Harris, Georgo 0!Ros(,', James 10 O Rosti, itenrv £ s. d 10 O <» JO u 10 V )u II l\ JLIV. H i £ ? R()«o, Jotssie 10 Rose, Robert 10 Rose, Henry Jun. III Rose, James ( Jesse) 10 Rose, James Jmi. 10 Rose, Martin 5 Rose, Benjamin o Roberts, Robert 10 Roberts, Juhn o Winter, Thomas 1 Wood, Thomas 1 Gaultois. Churchill, William 5 Francis, Solomon 5 Galloj), NN illiain 2 Gallop, William J. 1 Howe, Samuel 1 Hardy, James 6 Morris, Ambrose 5 Meech, William 6 Newman, Hunt, & Co. 10 Veters, John 5 Reddacliff, James 5 Toogood, James 5 By sums under 5s. 1 J. 12 Grole. Brown, Joseph 10 Burton, Joseph 10 Cribb, Thomson 10 Day, James 10 P'udge, Job 10 Fudge, Dinah 10 Langdon, William 5 Petelle, John, Sen. 10 Petelle, John Jun. 10 Petelle, George 5 Shepherd, Henry 10 Stickland, Robert n 10 Stick land, Robert 5 Stickland, Thomas 5 Taylor, Morgan 10 Pass Island. Bobbett, Matthew 10 CribI), Robert 5 Fudge, Thomas 6 il: £ Langdon, James Newman, Henry oiHidout, Robert Ridoiit, John OSjjencer, Robert OlSiiiklaud, Thomas Touching, Joseph ^ Cape La Hune. Q ";igg, James ^^jHagf;', John Barter, Charles iDomanv, John J'iiik, John o;Pink, William OL'ink, John, Jun. (^! AVr.sT CUL Q Spencer Stephen .^ Spencer, Matthew Fraxsway. O'chil'ls, George " Carter, Archibald " Durnford, Robert ^ Durnford, Samuel ' Dolimount, Samuel Dolimount, Levi Qjinkpen, Thomas QJMasden, James QlSlickland, William 0| New Harbor. O; DE Sac. ;Alford, James (,: Fudge, Thomas ^ Knott, Thomas Q Knott, John QKendle, Robert Q Jeans, Augustus Q Lafosse, W illlam Q Lafosse, John ^ Lafos,>-e, John, Jun. Q Priddle, Job Parsons, William Sen. jParsons, James Parsons, John Parsons, vV'illiam Simms, Emanuel s. d. o 10 10 5 10 10 5 U 10 5 5 10 5 5 10 10 10 lit 10 10 10 5 lo 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 8 10 5 5 10 5 10 10 5 10 K i £ s. d. 6 10 10 5 (1 10 10 5 10 5 10 5 5 Sac. 10 10 10 li» 10 10 10 10 5 5 • 5 5 10 5 5 8 10 5 5 10 5 10 10 5 10 Kkncontre. Hall, Kichard 10 Jiall, John 10 Ball, Ahraham d lh^]\, lU'iitien 10 Bowdiny, Richard 5 ( 'lot hit-r, John () -j CloThioi', VV'illiam 5 Cliilds, Janios 5 Duriif'ord, Thomas lo ])nnifo)d, 'l'homa.«, »Jun. 5 ])elimont, JiCwis (< 5 Earlr, Joseph 10 Herrtitt, Matthew 5 Spencer, Matthew lo iSj)encer, John () 5 KlCHARDS HAhBOR. Legro, Josei)h 5 Skinner, Abraham () lo Skinner, William 5 Little Harbor. Morris, David 10 Simms, lienjamin 10 Simms, Kobert 10 Simms, David 5 JiONNE I*AY. Bishop, Edward Cains, Samuel Cains, Snook Cains, Charles Fever, Enos Grey, Thomas Lee, Matthew Lilly, George Nash, Charles Nash, Henry risiiTiiRouGri. Engram, Robert Garland, John Garland, Thomas King, Charles Lee, William Lilly, Jonathan Lilly, Wilf^on 1 I) 5 10 10 5 5 10 10 5 10 10 10 10 10 5 10 5 XV t'- £ *. d. Xursi', Robert 5 Rowsc'll, Edward Ic Ro e, John n 10 Hoberts, Morgan 10 Rolx-rts, Morgan, Jun. 5 Roberts, Thomas n U Weden, Charles 6 ''! Gkaxu Je vis. ^j Penny, John 10 0| Ljtti.k Ray. Jl Engram, Robert 10 [j Welsh, David 10 Round Harbor. OTvendal, Jolm ; Kendal, William Lte, John Lee, Thomas , Xash, Henry i PlOCAIRE. i Coombs, Charles Coimibs, Edward ,1 Coombs, (!harles, Jun. iXash, William ' iXa-'^h, Charles ! Hardy's Cove. jj^fead, William ^jMead, A idow, .. Mead, Janes 10 10 lo 10 5 10 1(1 5 10 5 Mead, Charles AJead, Charles (William) B ARRIS WAY Cove. Baldwin, John ^iMatchem, William "jMatchem, Robert Matchcm, John qI Watchem, (ieorge Q Spencer, Matthew, Sen. 0| FURBY CoVE '>',TIardv, John " McDonald, Henrv Mc])(Mtald, John Neal, Tlioma-i (I 10 10 5 5 5 5 1 1 10 5 o 10 5 f) 10 5 «) lu ii i XVI. £ s. li Nesil, Peter 10 C Northcott, Henry lU Seal Cove. Loveless, Joseph 10 McDonald, John 5 Sutton, Ji^romiah Less Expenses £ ,v. d. .> li £8o o i 3 2 £8) 3 7 KING'S COVE. d.\ £ s, 12 15 15 10 i. d. Brown, William Brown, Thomas Brown, James Brown, George Brown, Joseph 1 Brown, William, Jun. 1 Brown, James, Jun. 1 Brown, Samuel 1 Buchanan, Dr. 5 Candow, D. 10 CanJow, D. Jun, 10 Coiiin, John o ^^ Coffin, Samuel 1 2 Curtis, James 6 Curtis, William 5 Curtis, Henry 8 Curtis, James, Jun. 1 Hancock, William (Hen.) 10 Hancock, John 5 Hancock, Henry 5 Hancock, James 5 Hancock, Henry (James) 10 Hancock, Richard, (Hy.) 10 Hancock, Richard (Wm.)O 10 Hancock, William, Jun. 11 Hancock, Jas. McBraire 19 Hancock, James \ n lo (of Knight's Cove) \ " ^^ Lane, Joseph 10 Monks., William 1 10 Monks, John 10 Monks, Richard 1 10 SiiUisford, Tlioinas 8 Samson, William 10 Webber, John 10 Weeli?-. ' ()\m .'J Weeks, James I Oj Weeks, Benjamin 0} Weeks, Reuben OiBvsums under 5s. QJ KlELS. OJHobbs, Joseph 0|Hobbs, Henry (ijHobbR, Abraham OiLong, William ()iLong, Robert Mash, Joseph Moss, Joseph Moss, Barnabas ijipenny, James Penny, Edward (,jPenny, William Penny, John Penny, Charles OiTurner, VN iliiam OjTurner, Thomas, By sums under 5s. ^ Tickle Cove. Candow, N'r. D. OiCross, John OlGreening, William IHumby, Edward jHumby, Henry Matthews, William Moss, Jacob o|i\ioggerid}?e, Richard O'T'rince, John, (1856—7, I'liixx', Robert rriiire, S.'inucl Ojiusser, RoixTt O'l'-ivl T. Wiiiium 1 1 3 5 6 10 5 10 10 5 10 9 5 5 6 10 5 12 1 6 s 9 5 6 8 c 5 c 5 )1 ( 8 G 10 6 5 5 «■ \ Xj y. J. 2 » T 7 L 1 3 (■> 5 6 10 5 10 i^> 5 10 9 5 5 6 10 5 12 1 6 S 9 5 6 8 5 5 .)! « ^ B U 10 (i (. o (I d U ^ Taylor, llohert Taylor, J ames, Taylor, Itichard By sum under 5s. Hed Cliff. Bowen, John Bowen, James Hobl)s, Charles HoUoway, James Quinton, Charles, Sen, Quinton, William Quinton, JolifF Quinton, Christopher Quinton, John Quinton, Charles Quinton, Charles £ s. 5 7 5 2 5 5 5 5 IG 6 5 5 5 5 5 Quinton, John By sum under os. Open Hole. 6 Batt, James jFitz IVumvs, Ja.aie^; & William Q Windsor, Charles Q Windsor, Solomon Beav1':r Cove. Mackey, Edward Maolvcy. John Hideout, Alfred Shoe Cote. jBudg-el, Fiias ]*onnze, Charles ])ic!;s, CoorL'^e Fish, qtls. h i h h i 1 i i i h i r XI x. £ s. J. T) o T) «) r; ,sh, qtls. i k k k £ s. d. 14 3 Fish, qlls. h k h h £ 8. d 1'^ BOR. [) 5 JL • ^ ^^fi;v Fish, qtls bVE. r.'E. h h i k h k 1 k k k h Fish, (jtl- Tomms', Sf)lomnn .'v.' (xcori^o h Cash £ ,?. d. 17 IS 3 Saunders, Jo-eph Wiliniuloii, L'hcivles Foster, Jolm 1 , Value of ID'i qtls. Fi>li, ]d j^ ( irey, Cirev, ames X, .s". ". l''xj)(>n(l('d iii "I ,) o i;urch;isni^- ; 12 ^tove,l'uuii('l- U Job ri on Miller, 'riiomas Nevvhiirv William Suund r ers, omms, Th Jaf'ol otnas ) Witchcr, William Welshman, John ■} fur Clnireii at [) o 'ri/zard'.s 5 0^ larbor. u u Oi 12 'lUiam Allen, Richard 1 Allen, Mrs. 1 Ann:el, Edward 10 Beard, William 10 Blundon, Robert 10 Bulley, Richard 12 Chafe, Jacob 1 Chafe, Mrs. 5 Chafe, Henry George 1 Chafe, Emmanuel 1 Chafe, David Marshall 1 Chafe, Frederic 10 Chare, George William 10 Chafe, Nathaniel lij Chafe, Robert, (Thomas) lo Chafe, Edward, (Thomas) 10 Chafe, Thomas, (Thomas) 10 Chafe, William (Thomas) 10 CI- afe, William, ^yidower 5 Chafe, Thomas (William) 10 Chafe, Robert (William) lo Chafe, Samuel (William) 10 Chafe, William (William) 10 Chafe, George (WilHau)) 6 Chafe, Samuel (Duvid) 6 Chafe, Jacob (llenrv) 10 Chafe, William (Henry) 7 Chafe, George, Sen. * 10 Cliafe, ]{ichard Allen PETTY HARBOR. £ s. d.\ OJChafe, riiilip OlChafe, Aml)roso yiChafe, luhvfird, J\m. OiChafc, William OjChafe, Henry (Edward) o! Clarke, Richard Clements, Rich ard O'Easterbrook, J. & Son 'I Lee, Thomas »S: Sons Lee, William Mills, John «) Mills, Thomas ».^- Son Mills, 'Jliomas, Jun. i'earce, Richard 1 1 1 Fearce, Mrs. Fearce, Josiah Sarel, Aaron Sarel, John Sarel, James Sutherly, John White, John 0,Wil!i ims, Thomas (Tlios) Wililams, George (Thos.) Williams, Charles (Thos.) (» Williams, Fhllij) (Thos.) U VViiiiums John, Jun. Williams, John, Sen. 1 Williams, William Williams, V-alcntino £33 8 3 ig X; paint }o IJ 3—10 15 3 £22 13 u £ s. d. 9 10 2 12 6 10 10 10 10 12 10 10 5 o 15 12 7 9 G 10 10 iO 10 in 10 12 6 10 10 ■iinvri'it'i HM u XX. Williams, Richard U> Willi, ujis, Mrs. Hcujamin .; WiiU'ii, TiiDinus, Jun. 10 Witten, IJniry 10 Witten, K(hv;ircl 5 WiVtcn, Samuel 10 Witten, John 12 Witten, William 10 Pouch Cove. Baldwin, David 6 Baldwin, Edward 6 Baldwin, James 6 Baldwin, John 10 Boone, John lo Bragg, James 6 Bragg, William 7 Cox, William 6 Crowley, Ambrose 10 Gonld," George 10 Gould, William 7 Grushy, David o Grushy, Francis 5 Grushy, Philip 2 Kirby, Isaac 15 Langmead, George 7 Langmead, James, Sen. 15 Langmead, James, Jun. 7 Langmead, Kichard 9 Langmead, \^ illiam 15 Loveridge, Thomas 5 Moulton, George 1 10 Moulton, Samuel 1 Moulton, Thomas 1 Mundy, Abraham 15 Mundy, Robert 1 lO Mimdy Robert, & Co 1 10 Newell, Mrs. 5 Reins, Francis, Sen. 5 Reins, George 9 Reins, John 1 1 Reins, Samuel 10 Reins, William 10 Rogers, I'homas 6 Spearing, John 14 Struggle, John 7 Sullivan, Edward 10 Sullivan, P'rancis 1 ^Al Sen. £ 1 3. 10 10 12 5 10 10 7 11 8 10 6 10 5 10 10 5 d. £G8 17 8 Pouch Cove, Sullivan, Jolui, Son. Splliviin Jobr, Jun. () Suiilvaii, 'i honiiis, (^,'Sulli\an, Thomus, Jun. Wells, William Williams, John \\''illiams, Xathaniel By Sums less than 58. TORBAV. Bishop, John ^ Codner, John '^ Codncr, Samuel ^|Gosse, Solomon "• Eustace, James [jThorn, William, Sen. ^ Thorn, William, Jun. J* Woodline, Richard 0| i Q Subscrijjtion in October, 1857, to pay the Bishop a portion of Mr. {) Vile's Salary as Schoolmaster q\ and Lay Reader. Baldwin, Edward 6 Boone, John olCox, William 0' Gould, George 6 Grushy, Francis Grushy, Philip OiGrushy, Mrs.. Philip OKirby, Isaac Langmead, George Langmead, William Moulton, George Moulton, Samuel OlMculton, Thomas OjMoulton, Mrs. Thomas Mundy, Abraham 0, Mundy, Rcbert O; Mundy, Mrs. Robert Oi Reins, Francis, Jun. 0| Reins, John 0: Reins, Samuel 3 Reins, William Rogers, Thomas 5 5 6 5 5 1 5 5 5 5 1 10 10 5 15 2 6 5 15 5 5 5 £ s. d. 10 i) 10 12 5 10 '\ 10 1 7 11 9 8 10 6 10 5 10 10 5 £G8 17 8 31-, 1857, to rtion of Mr. choolmaster 5 5 6 5 5 1 5 5 5 5 1 10 10 IS 5 15 2 6 5 15 5 5 6 l\ h I XXI. £ Sppaniip, John Sullivan, Fruncis Si llivun, Mrs. Francis Sullivan, John, Sen. Sullivan, Mrs. John, Sen. Sullivan, John Jun. Sullivan, Mrs. Sullivan, Thomas, Sen. Sullivan, Mrs. Thos. Sen. s. d. 10 10 5 5 5 10 5 6 5 o'l^iillivan, Tlinmas, Jun. ()|\V(>lls, William Williams, John ((Williams, Mrs. John Williams, Nathaniel 01 Williams, Mrs. Virtue By Sums under 5s. £ 1 s. 5 5 10 5 10 6 18 d. £17 7 PORTUGAL COVE. Bradhury, John, Jun. Bradbury, Jacob, Jun. Bradbury, John Churchill, Nathan Churchill, Solomon Churchill, Henry Cook, Thomas Davey, Kobert Earle, Robert Earle, James Fry, William Fry, John Grealey, Samuel Grealey, William Grealey, John Harding, Henry Hardhig, Edward Hammonc\ W. Han mond, Thos., Jun. Harvey, William Harvey, John Hibbs, Samuel Hibbs, James Mearles, Samuel Miller, James, Jun, Miller, Henry Miller, George Oke, Austin Picot, James Picot, William, Jun. Picot, Theophilus Picket, John Somers, Henry Somers, Edward £ s. 5 d. 5 5 5 6 12 15 5 5 7 6 5 5 5 10 5 10 5 5 5 7 5 5 5 6 5 10 10 9 (I 9 5 5 5 Somers, William, Jun. Stancomb, Isaac oTiiorn, Richard Venables, John Warren, C. S. Wright, John By sums under 5s. 0| Allen, Robert Jillings, Henry Somers, Thomas Broad Cove. ('i Bursell, William Bradbjjy, Nath. 4 Bradbury, John Butler, John Butler, Samuel Clark, William Clark, Jolm Janes, Francis King, Charles King, James, Jun, NichoUs, Jonathan Squires, WiUiani O'Squires, Peter OJ Squires, Jacob OU'^quiios, p'dwfivd Squires, Jobn, Jun. lSquirc^, Josejjh, Jun. OSquiie*. liieliard .Squires, Brnjanun Squill's, (Jeorge OjSquires, l\'ier £ l» Fish, £ u (; (( s. d. 5 5 5 6 10 6 7 6 16 qtl. I h s. d. 10 5 5 5 5 10 5 5 12 5 o 7 15 5 o o 5 6 6 in 10 <' 10 n XXII. £ .f. Squires, Jmnrs ;> Squires, '1 lioiunr. <) Squires, Denjfiuiin, Jun. 7 'J'opp, Hciijiiniin. Tucker, Kichiud, Seu. (> Tueker, Nathaniel 6 Tucker, Henry G Tucker, John 10 Tucker, Jiichard Jun. I't Tucker, Josej)!! .'5 Tucker, Kobert 10 Tucker, William 7 Tucker, Elias 5 Tucker, Stephen 5 Tucker, James 10 Young, George 9 Fisli, qtls. King, James ^ Squires, Solomon i Squires, Frederick i Squires, Joseph 1 Squires, Joseph | Squires, Benjamin, Jun. | Squires, Solomon | Squires, Jordan i Squires, Theophilus | (i. O^Tuckcr, Niitlittn Tucker, Cha; les Tucker, JcMiiitliiin oj Hfllk Isle. 0,liennett, Jotm 3iik'inu>tt, lulward 31 Hick ford, llemy 0|Mi(;kfbr(l, James llifkfoid, Kdward (I Clements, Wiiliimi Cooper, James 6 Haley, William Iliscock, Gt'orge OlNormore, Sohnnon QiNormore, Thomas 2 lices, John Kees, (iieor<3:e, »hm. ltee>^, (ioor;j;e lices, 'I'homas llees, Alfred llees, Solomon Sarell, James Scanes, James Scanes, Kobert Fish, q!ls. i) f.'H I h s. d. 10 6 10 o 10 '} (i 12 5 10 7 G 6 10 o 10 7 5 5 :> 9 7 6 12 3 Fish 9 qtls TRINITY. Andrews, Henry Ash, Catherine Ash, Richard Brown, Wm. & Sons Bellows, Thos. & Geo. Bayly, Edward Bayly, Robert Bavlv, Elizabeth Brooking, Son & Co. Burnell, Eliza Bremner, A. W. Col lings, John Collis, James, Jun. Crocker, W illiam Crocker, Matthias Crocker, Stephen £ s. 1 4 10 5 5 5 5 5 15 10 2 5 5 6 5 5 r, Cook, Richard Cross, W. 1). {i| Cross, John OjEvelly, John Evelly, Ananias Fifield, Aaron o'Fificld, John I - 0, Fowler, Mary & Sons 0' Fowler, George Fowler, Sanih & Sons Fowler, Tiionias, Sen. OiFacey, JNicJJolas 0, Garland, Samuel (I Granger, C harles (•Hart, William OHill, James £ s. d> 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 10 5 1 5 5 10 (» 5 ft- Msh, qUs, £ .V. f/. U} o 10 <') 10 ') () 12 5 10 7 G 6 10 10 7 5 5 o 9 7 6 H 12 3 £ s. d. 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 10 5 10 ) 1 5 5 10 I :% fTous(\ Cil(>())'!j;f? i hiytcr. Jiiliii ll(i!,'.irth, Ii(j()(.>vt \; Jai. II();;iirlli, Williuni tJoiu'.s, .lanK's Siiii. Janes, l'"jii;ili Janes, Artlnir Jestlii, Thonius Kel^^'1ll, \A'illiaTn Lock).r,\V. (i. V. LocUjcr, .lames Loekyer, (itorgp liOck, David Myers', U()l)ert Miller, Jamas, Jun. Miller, »J(«liu Oakley, (ieor<;e I'itmaii, Joscpli, Sen. Pitman, William Peckham, '\ artin Slade, .^ Co. Robert Sionenvin, Wm. the late Stonenim, (irorg'o Seivicr, Cliarles Spurrell, John Vir'4'e, Jcinif'S White, John White, Jiol ert By sums under 5s. Slur Cove. Banister, Ricliard Baker, Jlobrvt Butler, James, Sen. Bareraan, Robert Hanlon, Mnrv (K: Sons Miller, Robert Rex, Cu;or^e Sz Sons Plou-hm;in, J. T. & G. Rand nil, itobert ](andall, Tiiomas By sums under 5s. Salmon Cove. Frocmnn, (Jeo, & Sons .J o U) <( 10 11 o 5 .) <') o o o o 10 C) 5 10 o 10 tl 10 o n 10 1 8 o •5 \} xxut. £ t. (L Ifarl, Jo'^epli >^- I'obcrt 7 (» iL\ l.onir, Joim \- Brolhers ii Parker, { 'ha. ie.s Peimy, Charles \Val*er*<, John By sums uialer 5m. 2 • K\OLIfo_\ le. John jHohhs, R.obert Miller, Philip MeUrulh, i'uilip 1 9 5 6 5 5 5 9 14 7 7 5 5 XXIT. Pitcher, .Inmes Pairott, John Spurrell, William Short, lM\ac Short, James Short, John Stone, VVm. & Henry Spurrell, Churles Spurrell, William £ i. dJ 3 slvirpe, John 7 Hy sum under 5s. £ s. d. 7 i) 7 7 7 1 10 6 7 IhUTlSII llARlUJR. Amount collt'cted by ) « Thoma«* Gawler S 7 4 6 7 6 £67 12 6 ,o' £ 5. d. 7 U 4 6 BOR. 2 7 6 £67 12 6 n !i li XX^I. Du. Tn'nifif nranchofthr Miofnunihtti'l Chn>-cU Suc'utif - -^^ ^^^ 1857. Oct. 22,— To ?iuM Attlmr WaMs us 11 lulor ^ ah r/niiv i'n' '>i ' yr ir. - - \ Ditto for iii>tmr;tin;^ Tan lUlit'^s ) for ('onfirmitiivi • • ^ " 2t. — " " .TaiiiLM Jl. M')>n> w- Kciuler Mt Kn;:lish H uixir for one yc'nr - - - - Difto for s)i|)j>lyin,n, {Trdsuvfr.) IIVK. Cu. Mini. Dec. iU. — lly iiiiHMiif <)? Xuh'< i-iptinns i'm 'I'riiiit y ili-^ daU' iiicluilijg Xorlli ^ 11 l mill Soil li sides £ s. d. u u «i tl Mttc) in Shij) Covo - ;j « 2 d(i. iti S.ilnioM CovH 4 () do. ill l';iit:li;di lliirhor 'J It 1 in Cin'Lo l(ls( ovc do. in Tronlv (U). in Xcw lU'iinvcn- iiin- mid K( iI))'n lliul;oiir 2 .-. 2 .") a 1 (i do. in (V.vl JUinnvcnlme (i 1 do. in l.iiti.sh Uurhour 2 7 6- 07 12 / / / / / / / £07 12 G Errors Exroptcd Trinity, rCowfouiulliiiul, Aj;!!! ]{)[[,, :n,38. JOilX MLb.SOX, r/m»i/7rr. I I ' , i ■ ^ jV xxvui. Barnes, John Churchill, Philip, and ? Elizabeth $ Parmiter, James John By sum under 58. Seal's Cove. TOPSAIL. £ 8. d. 5 8 5 2 Dowden, William Fish, qtls. 9 £ £ «. d. Tilley, Robeit 5 Wells, James 5 By sums under 5s. 9 Middle Bight. Butler, Wm. & Nathaniel 10 Buttler, Jos. & Elizabeth 12 Butler, Charles & Mat. 8 Butler, James & Francis 8. d. 5 5 5 Morgan, Abraham Morgan, Joseph Lance Cove. Warford, Jacob Fish, qtls. Kelly, George Kelly, John Upper Gully. Andrews, John Andrews, Henry (2) Coats, Charles Coats, Charles (2) Daw, Isaac Morgan, Joseph Morgan, William Warfard, John Butler, John Butler, Henry Butler, John (2) Griffin, Thomas Hinds, John & Ann Hinds, Robert " Kinds, Henry Hlbbs, John Taylor, Caleb £ h i h h 8. d. 6 5 5 6 Andrews, Henry Daw, John Scott, William By Sums under Ss. Lower Gully. Fish, qtls. Daw, Christopher Daw, Abraham Da9«r, Silas 7 5 5 5 6 10 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 Hibbs, Thomas Kelligrews. Daw, Solomon Hennesy, James John LeDrow, Isaac £ h h h 8. d. 5 Bishop, Robert Cluney, John Kennedy, John, Sen. Kennedy, John, Jun. Taylor, Abraham Fox Trap. Butler, Charles Butler, Charles (2) Butler, John Butler, James Delaney, William Delaney, Elias Fagan, Michael Graley, William Porter, Nathaniel Petten, Edward Peiten, John Fish, qtls. h h h h h i h h h h 5 5 5 Batten, Wra. & Samuel Butler, James (2) Cable, William Fagan, Charles Fagan, James Graley, James, & Ed ward Kennedy u 8. 12 5 5 5 5 d. 5 t) £ s. d. 5 5 9 6 r. ?10 10 6 1 12 6 8 sO 6 7 5 5 5 6 10 6 5 5 5 ish, qtls. h k h h h h h h h h h h h h h h £ s. d. U 12 5 5 5 5 £ «. d. -4 't^ Maley, James 5 Porter, Theophelis 5 Perrin, Richard 5 Hidout, Richard 7 Ridout, Robert 5 By Sums under 58. 11 Long Pond. Atkins, Henry Bishop, Charles Daw, Samuel Daw, Henry Daw, George Eason, William Noseworthy, James Perrin, John Taylor, Richard Taylor, Solomon Taylor, Joseph Fish, qtls. h h h h h h h h £ s. d. Noseworthy, Jacob Pope, Stephen Smith, James Widdicomb, John By sum^ under 5s. Manuels. Smiih, Providence Sqnires, Wm. James Squires, Linal W illiams, Wm. & family By sums under 5s. Chamberlains. XXIX. £ 9. d' 5 5 5 5 15 S Beard, James 5 Daw, Jacob 5 Greenslade, Matthew 5 Greenslade, William 5 Greenslade, Thomas 5 Kennedy, Jacob 5 Kennedy, Absalom 5 Kennedy, John o 5 Noseworthy, Edward 5 Chater, John Chater, George Dowden, James Hiscock, Edward Hiscock, James Hiscock, George Mercer, John Squires, Benj. & Sons By sums under 5s. Total. Fish 19 qtls or thereabouts 1 Cash £21 Deduct I7s. for sundries 5 5 8 « 9 'J 16 7 6 5 5 8 5 5 5 6 7 18 3 £21 1 3 UPPER ISLAND COVE. £ s. d.\ £ *. d. 5 Anonymous 10 Bishop, Frances 7 Bishop, Henry (Francis) 8 Bradbury, William 5 Bradbury, John 5 Coombs, John 8 Coombs, William 6 Coombs Richard 5 Crane, Jane 1 () Crane, John (George) 10 Crane, Henry (Wm.) S Crane, Jonathan (Ann) 3 Clarke, John 6 Drcver, Thomas, Sen. Drover, Thomas (Thos.) Drover, Jojy,Jos. (Joiuilhan) HusspV, Jof-'. (Jonathnn) Hussev, Jiv. (.'onathaii) liUi-sey, John (Jtohert, Hu'^fey, John Joiier, X;uhair!' 1 Jones, iSat. (Soion:oi>) Lan(h-Igan, Kolerl (Wni.)O Landvigan, v.eo. [John] l^viich, Thomas Mavtui, William fiercer, James, [James] Mercer, llichard [Jame.-"] (» {) Fish, s. f) 15 8 <'i 7 () i) 5 u 7 8 S 10 8 Mercer, Levi Mercer, Geor(;-e [Geo.] Mercer, I&rael Osborne, James iSc Sou Keed, John Sharp, William Sharp, Thomas Sharp, John Young, Johu Clark, Thomas Clark, William Griffin, Thomas Jones, Solomon & Son Lynch, Joseph [Joseph] Mercer, Jonathnn [Charles Mercer, Cliarles [Charles] Mercer, Itobei I [Charle.v] Mercer, Henry [Henry] Mtrcer, WiUi'an []!^nvy] M(^rccr, John [Henry] Mercer, Gf^orfre, Sen. Mercer, 'I'homas ('Ihoma.^) Osiiorne, '] h^ninas & Son Parr ons, Jonathan Sharp, .lames £ Adams, John A("'ams, T'buma.'i o 15 7 10 () C 15 qtl. h h h .1 4 A I h h I L h h s. () OjCoombs, Nathaniel OJCoombs, James O'Coonil'P, Alexander f.'Crane, M^ilii-m [Wm.] OiDrover, \io^es oLandrigan, Joseph, Sen Oillussey, John, (Aim) (j >itrcc V, .lonathan [('oo.] OiMercer. John [John] (■iToung, James Yourg, John OjYoung, 1 redev'ck <» ^ BTitHop's Cote. G Barrett, Jacob ^'r.ar.'elt, John [Josej h] ^^|F>arrei.t, Xatlianiel [Jos.] ^iJ-5arrett, X"dhani{ 1, Sen. (» n rrett, John [Jacol)] ^JJarrett, Francis " p Barrett, l-rovidence ^ Larrcti, Jo; C[jh [Jane] ^Barrett, Nath. [Martha] 7 7 7 7 (> (> 6 6 15 15 13 <) 12 8 10 6 1 6 5 5 1 10 10 ' ^Barrett, Ambrose ^ -Drover, James '^Gobf:;, b.raei 1 Goss, Bichard Miechinlon, TlMUias AHnchintou, Jolin 7 iMinchinton, Matthew 5 ■ Riegford, Solomon 5 Mugford, James 5 iPeddle, George iSmith, Abraham [Jacob] Smiih, William, Sen. 'Smith, Isaac (.Jacob) Smith, Jacob (Jr.cob) Smith, Aliraham [Abra.) Sn.iih, Abraham [Alia.] Sin'uh, Abraham [l?aac] Smi;h, David iSmilh, I'^^nac [Wlhiam] 'Smiih, Kt ubon d. Smith, Willium (Thoma.-) Smitli, Thomas 5 Smith, Henry 5 6 G 3 5 10 10 8 3 9 9 8 7 6 8 6 7 6 7 .6 6 i^iMomMiMiSKm ■■■WiirfciMni* i: d. U .') 5 o ') (> n. ^ G .] 5 7 6 6 6 \'E. 15 ] {) 15 s.] 13 () n. 12 .] 8 10 (! 7 6 7 7 1 ] 7 a] 6 5 5 1 1 (» 10 10 ' 7 6 5 5 5 3 5 [)] 10 10 8 3 9 ,) 9 7 6 8 6 7 6 7 'B ) 6 5 5 6 Smith, .l(>)in (Kloanoi ) Smith, Jjeiijumin Fish, Marshall, William IVildl^N ,)(ihu I'eddlc, ('al(>b 8iU!th, Vriu. (Eleanor) hinitli, Wm. (Abra h:\jn) Sinith, William (Wm.) Smith, Isaac [Abraham] Smith, (icorj^o [Abrahan Siuith, Abraham [.loiui] lillYANT'S COVK I'abb, Thomas Ibiliit, Eiias James, Daniel Jones, Francis Morgan, Jacob Nose worthy, James No.seworthy, William Noseworthy, Moses Noseworthy, James, Jun. Nosewortln', Jacob Neil, William Parsons, Ivhvard Parsons, Joseph, Jun. Stevenson, J"'rederick Spencc, John Umberson, Janies Yelman, Thomas, Jun. 5 () 5 ib qtls Yetinan, Henry Y''t!nan, Joseph Yetniaii, Joliu [Snsan] et.nian, John \'' £ XXX r. .v. ..{. 10 8 (> 10 ] 44 47 30 50 j Fish, {|tls. ,No:-':e\voi'thy, George 4 Xosewftrthy, h'.li i I^arsons. Joseph, Sen. i I'iir-ons, Edward, ,hm. i Pottle, Manin i i SPAN;ARl>'fS \\\\. £ s. d. £ s. d. 5 3 10 10 5 !■ 10 10 10 10 5 5 I) 10 10 O! 5 5 5 0' 5 G| 10 P.a.'i',':^.'', William 1 iiarrett, Hethel P)Utt, James tV Son Ikitt, Charles _ (jiosse, Ivobert, Sen. Uosse, Jol.n [Hobert] Gosse, Moses [hsrael] Gosso, Ivohert [Israel] iiijVii'his, Tliomas llulchings, .Innathan llutchiUj'^s, Henrv llulehinpjs, Arcliihald llutcl!in<;s, (ieo. [Mary] Sh('[)pard, John Vokey, George X: Son 6 10 5 15 8 6 5 5 7 6 8 8 5 10 10 £00 3 4 l?ennett, John Bradshaw, John Carter, Arthur Carter, James II. Carter, Ilobert Carter, James, Jun. Goodrid^e, Henry Johnson, Widiam Johnson, James Morry, iienjamin FEUKYJ.ANJ). £ s. d. 10 Morry, Arthur 1 Morry, John 2 OMoirv, Ilenrv 2 Xorris, 'J'hoinas 1 4 Kendle, Kichard 14 Stejjhenson, John 10 White, John 1 0' Aquafoute. 10 Fost, Kichard 15 Jemiin<4's, Daniel £ s. //. 10 10 (» 10 10 10 1 4 1 10 1 XXXII. Payne, Thomas Venning & Hall White,Richard Winger, Peter £ ». d 10 1 10 2 10 Winser, James Winser, Mrs. James £ a. d. 10 12 £23 19 r *> Tl £23 19 mmm NaiHt's, &c., of the f k'r»y ot \ewloiiiitUuiKl an I Labrador. n T s II o p . Klghtllev. EDWAKl) FEILD, D. 1). ARCHDEACON AXD ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSARY. \'entrable H. M. LOWER, M. A, Blackmorc, !Maitin- hoonc, 'rhomus VVliitf, Williiim K. Smitl; i3eij',niin Wood, 'rhoiuas M. , Xamt, Bayly, Aii;j:u'^tiis !•". C. lilackmore, Martin BooiKs 'riiiima'^ C'olley, Edward Cuiiniiififhani, John Darrcll, .lo-iali Dvpr, Itol-.ort Wm. Elder, W. A. Fleet, IJenjaniin Gathercole, John C. Gifl'ord, Alj^ernon Harris, Ueor|;e }\, M.A. Harvey, James C lloyles, William J. Honjier, (Jeovge Henry Hutchinson, Genrj^e, M.A. Johnson, Geovj:;o M. •I ones, Ijeriram Johnson ]vo;^inald SI. Kirliy. William Kiiij»\vell, John J.e Gallai^, W. W. Linrl, Heniy Lower, jlcnry, M.A. RURAL DEANS. -Deanery oj Conception Bin;. JVotre Dame Buy. Fortune Bfy. 'Trinity Bay. Aviilon. Hksidenx'K. Fcrrylmid. Buy Hi.bcrts. T Willi ns^< it e. Hrrmitiif^x Bay. Biir^co. Herri rifj^ Acc/t. Grcensponrl. Fo-ro. Tops lU. Burin. Forte in, Luthrador. lUit Johia. . Porl.-^ic-Gr:ive. Cnrbonenr. Lt Pi>ik. Battle Hiirbor, Lahrndor. Portniral Cove. Harbor Grnce. Morcton^s Harbour. Ch 1 • '; 23 1 ('. f* ' o rf ().J J < 19 10 71 7 Gl i *i ;j) 1 <; 21 !) 17 10 •i 2; J 10 u oW 1 -J 20 i;j 10 11 10 17 u 100 7o credit of the Society, / / y y y X y y y y £2488 6 1858. — June 30. — By Balance brought down \\. & O. E. St. John's, Newfoundland, :30th June, 1858. £412 7 8 F. C. K. HEPBURN, TvtiXixutr. fifmnfmimmr Klarshull, Joint Moek, Williuiu Morcton, Juliau Moretuii, Johi), Netten, Williau Pearson, John I'ellt'y, Henry, Pliuljjs, JoNe])l: Jlou.xe, 01iv«3r Kozit-r, VVillia S;vll, Krnt"^t A .Sliuniion, Wr Sniitii, JJeiiju Wiilsli.Cliarl White, Willi Wood, ThoD FC St- liev. JObi'.rri. i . j... SiTDKN'TS. Bntwond, Edvard Edward, Charles Ja^p;, Charles Tucker George, TIIE DEPOSITORY =S,^ OF THE ^SocWi! for ^IrDiuoting Cljristiau llnoluIcJige FOR THE SALE OF Bibles, Prayer-BookSj Testaments, Tracts AND RELIGIOUS AND USEFUL BOOKS Is kept at Mr. J. T. BURTON S, Bookseller, Water Street, Sf. Johns, A similar Depository has been estahlislied at t Mr. GODDEN'S, Watcli-maker, Water Street, Harbor Graee. A STOCK OF MAPS and PRINTS KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.