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32X

SEVENTH REPORT

OF THB

PROCEEDINGS

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OP THE

CHURCH S.OCIETY

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OF TUB

ARCHDEACONRY OF NEW BRUNSWICK.

SAINT JOHN :

PRINTED BY WILUAM L. AVERY. PRINCE WILLIAM STREET.

1843.

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REPORT, ETC.

February 9, 1843, (the second Thursday in February,) being
the day appointed for the Anniversary Meeting of the '* Church
Society ef the Archdeaconry of New Brunswick," on the
preceding day, viau, Wednesday, February 8, the Cler«^y and
Lay Deputies assembled in General Committee in the National
School House, Divine Service iianng been celebrated In
Christ's Church.

PRESENT.

The Ven. the Archdeacon, The Rev. N. Allen Coster,
The Rev* Samuel Bacon, ** '* lames Hudson,

*» " FTederick Cosier, " " John M. Stirling,
The Rev. James VV. Disbrow,

The following Crentlcmen attended as LAY DEPUTIES :

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The Hon. the Master of ihe Rolls^

* the Speaker,
' William H. Robinson,

* A. Edwin Butsford,
John Robinson, Esquire,
James Robb, Esquire, M. D.,
Sylvester J. Earle, Esquire,
Thomas Gilbert, Esquire,
Thomas Murray, Esquire,
Robert Watson, Esquire,
Daniel Hanington, Esquire,

Read the Accounts of William J. Bedoll, Esquire, the Treasurer,
made up to February 1st, shewing a balance in hands of ;f28 129. Id.

Read Mr. BedelPs Account of the Funds set apart for " Missionary
Visits," shewing that the amount of that Fund is £73>J 2s. 3d., of
which £708 13^. Id. is at interest on endorsed notes.

Read the Secretary's Account of the distribution of the Books
imported in 1842, from the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Read the Report of the Executive Committee.

Fredericton,

Richibucto,

Kingsclear,

Sackville,

Fredericton,

Carleton,

Norton,

Oagetown,

Kingsclear,

St. Stephen's,

Shediac

REPORT,
A Resolution passed at the General Meeting in February (att,
Having made it the duty of the Executive Committee to prepare from
the Reports sent in to them by the several Loeal Committees on or
before the 20th day of January, 1643, a full and general report of all
the proceedings, and state of the Society and its different Branches
throughout the Province, with any othei' matter that the Committee
may think important to introduce into such Report ; they have with a
view to the performance of this duty carefully examined the returns
made to them within the time prescribed, and beg to report as follows :

The Local Committee of Kingston report SubBcripttons, which
with a Collection in Church, and the proceeds of Books sold, amount
to £19 Os. Id. They have also forwarded two Resolutions passed
at a Meeting on the 2d of January, which the Executive Committee
feel no small pleasure in recording, although they cannot but regret
their determinaiion to send no Lay Representatives to the General
Committee.

The Local Committee of Woodstock declare their unabated
attachment to the Society, although from the difficulties of the times
there is some falling off in their contributions. In proof of the good
will prevailing in that quarter, they state that they have received
eontributions of agricultural produce from many who had not money
to bestow. The Church at Jackson Town is now used for the
performance of Divine Service every alternate Sunday; and the
Church at Richmond, being found to require a considerable enlarge^
ment, they crave the assistance of the Society forthe-accomplisfament
of that work. They commend highly the exertions and success of the
Rev. J. S. Thomson, recommend further aid to the Churches he is
engaged in erecting^ and express a strong desire for the employment
of more visiting Missionaries. They also solicit books for a Lending
Library and for their Sunday Schools.

In forwarding the Report of the St. Andrew*s Local Committee,
the Rev. Dr. Alley has strongly expressed his sense of the good
feeling towards the Society prevalent among his people ; although the
pressure of the times makes the amount of their contributions less
ihan they would wish. Among the Resolutioi» passed at a Meeting
of this Local Committee on the 11th January, there is one reeom-
mending a further grant to the Chapel at Chamcook : in support of
which recommendation Dr. Alley states the building being of stone has
proved more costly than was expected, and created an embarrassing debt.

Tho Local Commlttco of Sliediac forward a Potition on llic subjoot
uf a claim put forth by it last year in bobalf of the Church at Cocaigne,
which the Executive Committee have thought it their duty to refer ta
the favorable consideration of the General Committee. The Petition
Is accompanied by an application from the Rev. G. S. Jarvis to be
remunerated for travelling expenses incurred in the years 1841 and
1642, by direction of the Lord Bishop, amounting to £,i 7s, Id.

In behalf of the Sackville Local Committee, the Rev. J. Black
writes that the New Church at Second Westcock would be finished
and ready for consecration in a fortnight. He thanks the Society for
the aid "so liberally and timely^' given to that work, as well as for the
Books and Tracts received by that Committee ; and reports a great
want in Sackville andDovchester of Bibles and Testaments, which, he
thinks, wouM there meet with a ready sale.

From the Chatham Local Committee there is as yet no regular
Report, but the Rev. S. Bacon has forwarded a grateful acknow-
ledgment of the Society*s attention to their recommendation in behalf
of the Churches at Glenelg and Blackville, and of the supply of books
at different periods to themselves. At the time of writing, their
Collections for the L'uiiify had not been made, and he anticipated
difficulty from the prcs^jure of the times ; but he was going to employ
his own best exertions in the cause of the Society, and the Rev. J.
Hudson had kindly offered his assistance.

The Local Committee of St. Stephen's had a Meeting on the 27th
December, at which Resolutions were passed expressive of strong
attachment (o the objects of the Church Society. They ask aid in the
formation of a Parochial Lending Library, and request that to this
object may be applied whatever amount may be granted to them for
Books in the present year, toge ;her with the grant of last year, which
they have not yet taken up.

On the part of the Local Committee of Glenelg, which met on the
same day, the Rev. James Hudson states that they return their
grateful thanks to the. Society for its assistance to t'e enlargement of
their Parish Church. He adds that notwithstanding the bad times
there will be no diminution of their contributions to the Society.

Such is the substance of tho[?c returns which the Committee are
authorised to uotice in this Report, and they are happy to say so far
as they can judge by the letters which have been received, their own
conduct in tne oxecution of the trust committed to them appears lo
■have given general satisfaction to the Members of the Society. Tbcy

fmve discovered no complaint against any one proceeding of the past
year, except with regard to the request of the Committee at Chatham
for aid to the repairs of the Parish Church. It appears from Mr.
Bacon's letter that enlargement was contemplated, as well as repairs ;
but in his former communication that important cireumstance was-
not stated.

The Committee proceed to notice the Suciety^s operations in the-
severol departments to which its resources have been turned.

In the absence of any regular Report from either of the Travelling
Missionaries, the Committee can only state thot they have been
occupied each of them in the District originally ossigned to him by
the Lord Bishop, as the scene of his labours (as they are informed)
with diligence and success. Mr. Hudson^i Church at Blackville is
finished, and is said to be a very beautiful building ; and Mr. Thomson^s
at li.e Tobique is considerably advanced.. Mr. Hudson has drawa
since the last Meeting for Travelling Expenses £89 9$, 9d. and Mr.
Thomson £20. They deem it matter of regret that a greater number
of Clergymen have not been found to imdertake such duty — a subject
to which they will again recur.

No provision having yet been made fur the endowment of Divinity
Scholarships : and Sunday and other Schools having been during
several years assisted only with books, ineluded in grants of Books
and Tracts to the several Local Committees y the Committ«e pass to
the fourth object of the Society, viz.^ The supply of Books and*
Tracts, of whieti tho quantity imported cosi-;£130 sterling. Twenty-
five gruni»were made last year to as many Local Committees, which<
have been supplied to the amount of ;f 119 currency. The Books, dec.
included in each grant were selected by the Clergyman connected
with the Committee to which it was mude ; and the publications of
the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge out of which he
had to select consisted of such as were suited for Lending Libraries,
Schools mid Gratuitous Distribution. Your Committee caused a
Depository of the publications to be opened at Fredericton, at which
there have been sold to the anioiuit of £3 4x. 9d. The SecretiSry
lias sold and issued to diflereut pArtiea for sale to the amount of
Hbout ,£24.

Fifth. Aid to the building and enlarging of Churches and Chapels.
T«n Bppropriations have been made out of therflTS allotted last year
to fhis'ohjfrt, of whirh .£1 1^ 6s. Prf. have been drawn on certificates-
that tho cotiflition of facli grant lias been coimplicd with.

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The unpaid granta (o Churches stand thus: Bay d« Verta, jflD.
Kingston, iB20. Rivsr d« Chute, £80. Nelson, £19 \9t. 4d.
Total £66 18«. 4d.

* The actual state of the Funds, £98 19$. 7d. The income of the
year 1843, ;f830 15«. 6d.

Having thus disposed of the several matters above detailed, the
^Committee would again advert, to what may be considered the object
of paramount importance, namely, the necessity of an immediate
increase in the number of Missionaries. The great extent of the
Parishes in this Province ; the very small band of Clergymen of our
Church ministering to its spiritual wanto ; the fact that in several of
these large districta no Clergyman is to be found, have been already
brought before the notice of the Members of the Church of England,
on the formation of this Society. The Committee regret to state that
although two Missionaries are now employed by the aid of this
Society, yet within the last ten years the whole number of the Clergy
in the Province has only been increased by four, (thrde of these having
been appointed since October last) ; white the Ministers of the Scotch
Church, and of several of the dissenting bodies, have largely added to
their numbers. This will appear from the subjoined statement, with
which the Committee have been ftivored, and which they believe to be
substantially correct.

"The Province of New Brunswick contained according to the
" census of 1840, one hundred and forty six thousand inhabitants ;
** how far this number exceeded the population in 1890, has not been
** ascertained, but doubtless it did so very considerably, as we find
" that in ten years, from 1824 to 18S4, the increase was more than
** forty-five thousand. During this space of time there was but an
** increase of one in the number of Missionaries to meet an increase of
** probably fiAy thousand inhabitanta. In 1832, taking the Almanac
** of that year for our authority, we had twenty-seven Clergymen,
"and in the beginning of 1842, we had twenty-eight. In the same
"period the Church of Scotland multiplied the number of ita Ministers
"by six (from three to eighteen.) The Church of Rome nearly
"doubled its Clergy. The Baptists increased the number of their
" Preachers from thirteen to twenty-four, and the Wesleyans from
" fifteen to twenty-five. Thus the Church alone seems to have been
" at a stand still, only having sufficient new Clergy from time to time
" to fill up the gaps made by death or removal."

* This sum was the balance in the hands oftlie 1 reanurcr, F&bruary Ist, 1643.

To supply our watits in this respoot the good offices of th« Society
for ihe Propagation of the Gospel hare been earnestly invoked, but
hitherto we regret to state without the results which had been antici*
pated, though we doubt not the disposition of that venerable body to
render us the aid we so much need.

Upwards of £700 have beenset apart fironn the Funds of the Society
for this ofajject, a very small proportion of which has been consumed
by the expenses of the Missionaries hitherto engaged, and the Com-
mittee cannot but apprehend the longer non*employment of so large a
sum for the purpose to which it has been devoted, may ii^uriously
affect the progress of the Church Society. For these reasons tlte
Committee are induced to dwell a little longer on this interesting
subject.

The failure of the offers of the Society for the Propagation
of the Gospel to attract candidates for auch employment in this
Province leads this Committee to think that the duty of a Tra*
veiling Missionary must be considered as more arduous and
irksome than it is ; and therefore they beg leave to state their own
opinion, that, although not adapted to a person of weak constitution,
there is nothing in it which should alarm a person in good health and
of active habits, the roads in this country being far better than one
would expect to find in one so imperfectly settled, and travelling so
practicable even in the most ihclement season of the year that the
beginning of the month of February has been selected by the Church
Society for the time of its Annual General Meeting. They would
further remark that the Travelling Missionary is not required to travel
more, but only to a greater number of places, than most of the settled
Missionaries in the Province ; none or scarcely any of the Country
Clergy being exempt from the necessity of going very considerable
distances in the performance of their stated duties ; nor is he subject
to any other authority than are the other Missionaries of the
Archdeaconry.

The Committee cannot but think that, were these things fully
understood, any zealous and robust Candidate for Missionary em-
ployment would consider the inconvenience which he might expect
to encounter in travelling about such a country as this, as more than
compensated by the gratification he would derive (unless his experi-
euce should be very different from that of others who have tried the
employment) from the good effect of his labors and the grateful
feelings this would call fuftb, not to mention the advantnge lo himseU

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of weing a good deal of th« country before he MUle* in any partienlar
part of it.

No Clergyman well qualified for the duty would punue this
occupation long without finding an opportunity of being aettled in as
much comfort as falls to the lot of the Clergy generally of the
Province, the want of Clergymen b^ing very great, and the visits of
the Travelling Missionary seldom Ailling to excite a strong desire for
the blessing of a resident Pastor, aiu' an effort to procure it ; and
although this Committee acknowledge that there is no room for boasting
of what has been done in New Brunswick for the advancement and
extension of the Church, they still flatter themselves that New
Brunswick will not be found behind any other Province in theeflTorts
its people have made and will continue to make for helping themselves.
Its Church Society, which wasestablishedbefore any of the others and
has hitherto been as liberally supported as any other, being ready to
assist, by moans of Funds already provided, in the maintenance of
Travelling Missionaries in a greater degree than the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel have thought fit to allow.

These views the Committee would recommend should be again
brought respectAilly, but with all earnestness, before the Venerable
Society, being fully convinced that the wide field open for the labors
of her devoted and pious Missionaries should be occupied, and the
interests of the Church strongly require that this should be done
without delay.

J. M. STIRLING,
Secretary to the Executive Committee.

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Reports of Local Commilleea received subsequent}}/ to January 20/X.

The Local Committee of Kingsclear have forwarded several reso-
lutions expressive of cordial approbation of the Society and its ob-
jects, especially of that object which stands first on the list, viz. Mis-
sionary visits to neglected places. They recommend a strong appli-
cation to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, for more
Travelling Missionaries, and as there appears to be great difficulty
in procuring Clergymen from the Mother Country, they also recom-
mend the establishment of Divinity Scholarships in King^s College^
that candidates may be trained up for the ministry in tlie Province
itself' They return thanks for the Books already granted to their
Lending Library, and request a further grant to it this year.

A. letter from the Rvv. C. Milner iutimatesl, that from the distress

•which ttt preient prevails, he has no prospect of making any coHec-
Uection in his Parishes for the Society this year, which he much regrets.

A letter from the Rev. A. Wood states, that although there is no
^diminution of good will to the cause, his people will be unable to con*
tribute much this year. He returns thanks to the Society for the
Books granted to them, and hopes they will not be overlooked at the
next distribution. Prayer Books and Testaments are much in de-
mand.

The Local Committee of Fredericton met January 16th, and again
by adjournment on the 25th. On the former occasion, they appoint*
«d a Committee to prepare a report recommending special objects to
the consideration of the General Committee ; and on the latter, con*
•formably to the report then presented, agieed to ask nothing from tho
•Society for the benefit of Fredericton and its vicinity, except that it
may participate ia the division -of the Bocdts and Tracts which the
•Society shall import this year, and that the allotment may include
Books suitable for a Lending Library, as well as gratuitous distribution.
They also passed a resolution recommending the establishment of one
>or more Divinity Scholarships m King^s College.

The Bev. T. N. De Wolfe announces the formation of Local Com*
imittees in Richibucto and Welford, and reports subscriptions amount*
(ing to £b U. 4|c{. apologizing for theemallness of the amount. The
Church in each of these Parishes has been put into a state fit for con*
-secration by great exertion on the part of the people, who are grate-
ful for the assistance afforded Uiem by this Society.

A Local Committee was regularly organized in the Parish of Car*
Seton on January 25th, after Divine Service and a Sermon by the
Rev. W. W. Walker. The collection, after the Sermon, amounted to
<£4, and subscriptions have been made amounting to £9 15s. ; not
payable, however, till June 1st next, by which time it is represented
"that they will probably be greatly increased.

At Gagetown, on the 27th January, a Local Committee was duly
farmed, and subscriptions have since been obtained to the amount of
^6 6s. Sd.

A Committee has also been formed in the Parishes of Dumfries
-and Prince William, and subscriptions made, of which £7 6s. 3d. has
been collected. They return thanks for the Books granted for the use
of these Parishes, and also for the assistance given to the building of
•a new Church at Magundy. They now soliuit Books for a Lending
l<ibrary in each Parish, and a further grant to the Magund)' Church.

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The Norton Ck)mmittee apologize for the limited amount of their
subscriptions, viz. £6 lis. Gd.^ which they attribute to engagements
in which they have latnly been involved. They solicit aid toward*
the erection of a Gallery in the Parish Church, and further assistance
to the Parochial Library.

The Local Committee of Springfield return thanks for a valuable
addition to their Parochial Library. They too being engaged in erect*
tng a Parsonage House, have found it necessary to reduce their con-
tributions to the Church Society, without any abatement of interest in
its cause. They report subscriptions to the amount of £1 6«. and
solicit aid towards increasing their Parochial Library.

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Certain applications for grants of money were then taken into con-^
sideration, of which the following were deternuned upon, the rest
being referred to the Executive Committee.

1. An application for a grant to the Chapel atChamcook, to aid in
paying off a debt incurred in the erection of it. Resolved, that the
said application be not complied with.

2. An application for the payment of a grant made tc Cocaigne
Church in 1841, of .£20, Resolved, that the same be paid.

3. An application for the payment of a grant made to Bay de Vt* rte
Church in 1S40, of J&IO, Resolved, that the same be paid.

4. An application from the Rev. Dr. Jarvis for the payment of
travelling expenses, incurred by order of the Lord Bishop in 1840 and!
1841. Resolved, that the saocie be not paid.

APPROPRIATIONS.

Re$oJvedy That the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds be
placed at the disposal of the Society for the Propagatbn of the Gospet
towards the support of additional Travelling Missionaries, and thai
the Society will engage, to the utmost of its power, to devote annu-^
ally a liberal sum corresponding with its means, for the same purpose v
and that the above bo respcetfully communicated to the Society and
the Lord Bishop.

Resolved^ That the sum of Eighty Pounds be placed at the disposal
of the Executive Committee, for the building and enlarging of
Churches and Chapels, and that it be an instruction to the Committee
to comply, as near as may be, with the recommendations of the seve-
ral Local Committees.

Resolved^ That such sum as will purchase a Bilj of Exchange for

One Hundred Pounds, sterling, be transmitted to the Society for Pro*
moting Christian Knowledge, for a supply of Books suitable for Lend*
ing Libraries, and other purposes ; and that the Executive Committee
t)e authorized lo transmit a further sum for Books, should the state of
the funds appear to them to admit of its being done.

((

AISNIVERSARY MEETING.

^Thursday, February 9, 1843.

PRESENT.

'The Venerable the Archdeacon.
The Reverend F. Coster.

N. A. Coster.
J. Hudson.
W.E. Scov.il,
J. M. Stirling.
J- W. Disbrow.
The Honorable the Chief Justice, Y. P.

the Master of the Rolls, V. P.
the Solicitor General, V. P.
A. Edwin Botsford, V. P.
sRead the Report of tlie Executive Committee.
Read the Resolutions of Appropriation of the General Committee
«of yesterday.

Read the Accounts of tlte Treasurer.

Read a Letter from the Rev. Dr. Thomson, relative to the notice
;£iven by him last year of a change of the day for the Anniversary
Meeting. Resolved, that the subject be referred to the consideration
of the next Anniversary Meeting.

Read a Letter from the Rev. J. M. Stifling, reporting the contribu*
tions of the Non>Commissioned Officers and Privates of the 52d Re*
giment and Royal Artillery. Resolved unanimously, that the Society
do notice, with much satisfaction, their very liberal contributions, and
that Lieut. Col. Blois bo requested to convey to them this expression of
their satisfaction.
JU$9lvtds That the sum of 300 of the Funds, set apart for Mis*

sions

nty,

£1&

and

clau

Esq

was

Cos

re*<

Iin(

ecvj

the

k Pro-

Lend-

Iniittee

btate of

$43.

iinittee

notice
ersary
ration

itribu-

Jciety
i, and
ion of

1:3

sionary visits, be loaned by the Executive Committee on landed secu-
rity, for a period not exceeding one year, and in sums not exceeeding'
£150 in any one loan ; the property to be double the value of the loan,
and the interest to be paid half-yearly ; the Mortgage to contain a
clause conveying a power of sale in case of default of payment.

The thanks of the Meeting were then given to William J. Bedell,
Esquire, for his services as Treasurer during the past year, and he
was re-elected Treasurer for the year ensuing.

The thanks of the Meeting were also given to the Rev. Frederick
Coster, for his services as Secretary during the past year, and he was
re-elected Secretary for the year ensuing.

The thanks of the Meeting were also given to the Rev. J. M. Stir-
ling, for his services as Assistant Secretary, and Secretary to the Ex-
ecutive Committee, duriug the past year, and he was re-elected to-
tiio&e OfBces for the year ensuing.

The following Gentlemen were then elected Members of the-
Executive Committee :

John C. Allen, Esquire,
George Botsford, Esquire,
James W. Chandler, Esquire,
George J. Dibblee, Esquire,
Sylvester J. Earle, Esquire,
Jamies Ketchum, Esquire,
Charles Lee, Esquire,
John Robinson, Esquire,
Robert Watson, Esquire,
Charles P. Wetmore, Esquire,
George Wheeler, Esquire,
Benjamin Wolhaupter, Esquire,

Fredericton.

Saint Andrews.

Fredericton.

Norton.

Woodstock.

Kingsclear.

Douglas.

Saint Stephens.

Fredericton.

Saint John.

Fredericton.

FREDERICK COSTER,

Secretarp.

FredericloTiy February 9, 1843.

mssfss.

Vlis.

Extract* from the Minute* of the Executive Committee of the Church
Society of the Archdeaconry of Neiv Bruniwick.

Tuesday, September 27, 1842.

PRESENT,

The Venerable the Archdeacon.
The Honorable the Master of the Rolls.
The Reverend F. Coster, Secretary.
William J. Bedell, Esquire, TVeaturer^
Charles P. Wetmore, Esquire.

Reaohedy That the Boolka and Tracts imported from the Society
Cor Promoting Christian Knowledge, be divided in the following pro-
portions, viz. to—

Fredericton,tothe valueof £10. Springfield, of ;^ Woodstock,
Saint Stephen*s, Hampton, Kingston, Sussex, Chatham, St. Andrew''s,
of £6 each. Kingsclear, Sackville, Gagetown, Carleton, Andover,
Glenelg, of £5 each. Gondalo Point, Saint Patrick^s, of £4 each.
Nerepis, Grand Lake, Norton, Westfield, Greenwich, Prince William,
Shediac, Bay Verte, of £3 each.

Resohedf That an application be made to the Incorporated Society
for the Building and Enlarging of Churches and Chapels, for the loan
«f a few Plans of Churches suitable to the wants of this Province.

FREDERICK COSTER,

Secretary.

Tue*day, February 20, 1843.
PRESENT.
The Yen. The Archdeacon, Charles Lee, Esquire,

The Hon. The Master of the Rolls, George J. Dibblee, Esquire,

John Robinson, Esquire, The Rev. J. M. Stirling,

W. J. Bedell, Esquire.

Read the Miuutes of the Proceedings of the General Committee,
and of the Anniversary Meeting, whereupon

Reeolvedf That the Report which has now been read, with the
addition of the Minutes of this day ^s proceedings, and the Treasurer's
Accounts to the latest possible period, be printed forwith, and that
the printing of the Subscription Lists be deferred, until they can be
presented complete.

<•

\urch

r i

ciety
pro-

tock,
ew^s,
over,
9ach.
liam,

ciety
loan

Jire,

tee,

the

er's

that

•4

Resp'^ed, That this Committee, will in fitture appropriate no money
fbr the enlargement of any Church orChapel, unless a statement of the-
nature of the contemplated enlargement be first transmitted to the
Committee. Adjourned.

W J

Wednesday, March 15, 1843*.

PRESENT.

The Yen. The Arehdeacon, John Allen, Esquire,

The Hon. N. Parker, George Botsford, Esquire,

John Robinson, Esquire, Tho Rev. J. M. Stirling,

Chavles Lecj Esquire.

Resolved, That the sum of iE80, set apart at the last General Meeting:
for aid to the building and enlarging of Ghurches and Chapels, be
appropriated as follows :

To the Rev. S. D» Lee Street, to assist in enlarging the Church at
Richmond in the manner proposed in his communieation, the same tO'
be paid when it shall be duly certified that the enlargement has been<
made, the sum of Ten Pounds.

To the Rev. J. S. Thomson, to assist in building the Church at the-
Tobique, the same to be paid when it shall be certified that ib»
Church is fit for Divine Service, the sum of FiAeen Pounds.

To the Rev. Ji S. Thompson, to asmst in building a Church at River
de Chute, subject to the same condition as the grant to the same
Church last year, the sum of Three Pounds Six Shillings and Eight
Pence.

To the Rev. J. W. DIsbrow, to assist in building a Chapel at the
Magundy Settlement, the sumx>f Thirteen Pounds Six and Eightpencor
of which £3 6«. 8d. is to be drawn on the same condition as the grant or
liast year, and the remaining^ £10 to be drawn when the Chapel is fit
for Divino Service.

To the Rev. James Hudson, to aid in buildinga Church in the Parish
of Nelson, subject to the same conditions as the grant to the same-
object last year, the sum of Eight Pounds Six Shillings and Elghtpence..

To Dr. Sevan, to assist in building a Church at the English Settlement
in the Parish of Johnston, the same to be paid when it shall be duly
certified that the building has been erected on land held in fee simple-
by, or for the use of the Church, and the external walls completed,, the
sum of Fifteen Pounds.

To Major Yeamans, to assist in finishing a Chapel, built by him in
the Parish of Canning, provided the information respecting the said
building be satisfactory to the Archdeacon, the sum of Fifteen Pounds.

J. M. STIRLING,

Erederictotif March 15, 1843. Secretary.

Tuesday^ May 16, 1843.

Read a Letter from the Rev. W. J. Rodber, Secretary of the
** Incorporated Society for promoting the enlargement, building and
repairing of Churches and Chapels^* to the Secretary, dated St. Martinis
Place, 9th November, 1842, stating in reply to his letter by direction
of the Executive Committee, that as the Society have not exercised
any right of property in the plans submitted to their consideration, he
had forwarded a copy of his letter to the Oxford " Architectural So-
ciety,** and " Camden Society,** at Cambridge, who, he had no doubt,
would pay due attention to the request which it contained.

Read a letter from the Rev. B. Webb, Secretary of the " Cambridge
Camden Society,** to the Secretary, dated Trinity College, Cambridge,
2d December, 1843, stating that they possessed no plans for Churches,
but offering to procure from some Architect in whom the Society could
confide, plans embodying such directions as might be given ; also that
he had sent a small parcel of the Society*s minor publications, as a
present from their Committee to the " Church Society.** This parcel
has been received.

Read a Letter from the Rev. B. Webb, to the Secretary, dated
Trinity College, 2d March, 1848, stating that he had enclosed tracings
of the miniature drawings of two simple, yet beautiful designs, lately
made under the superintendence of their Committee. The smaller
will cost about ;f 800 in England, and will hold 250 ; the larger will
bold 1000, and cost perhaps ;S2,500, in the hope that they may be of
service. And assuring the " Church Society** of the readiness of the
" Camden Society** at all times to give it all the aid in, their power.

Read a Letter from the Rev. J. L. Richards, D. D., Reotor of Exeter
College, Oxford, President of the " Architectural Society,** to the Se-
cretary, stating that his Letter had drawn tho attention of that Society
to the desirableness of publishing such plans of Churches as were re-
quested, and that they had already engaged artists for taking the
ground plans, &c., of a few which may best serve as models, copies
of which they will be happy to forward ; and assuring the " Church

Society'^ of (he interest the Society feel in the Colonial Church, and
their anxiety to render their labours in any way useful to it This
letter was followed by a parcel of the Society's publications.

Whereupon, Resolved^ That the Archdeacon be requested to return
thanks in the name of this Committee, to the " Cambridge Camden
Society," and to the " Oxford Architectural Society," for their kind
attention to the request addressed to them respectively, and for their
valuable presents to the " Church Society."

APPENDIX.

No. I. The jyetuurer'* Account.

The Church Society of the Archdeaconry of New Brunswick, in
Account with W. J. Bedell, Treasurer.

Dr.

;r.

1842.

Paid for a Bill of Ex<

Balance in Treasurer's hands last

change, - £1111

year, . - - ^£187 1

Paid discount on Ha>

Received Collections

lifax paper, - -

from:

Paid Contingencies,

Z. Wheeler, Esq. • 1 10

(Candles, &c.,) • 1

Rev. Mr. Bacon, - 14 3

Paid W. L. Aveiy, for

Rev. Mr. Scovil, - 28 16

Printing, - - - 11

Rev. Mr. Hudson, -10

This sum transferred to

Rev. Dr. Alley, - 21 7

Missionary Fund, 50

Rev. Mr. Street, - 53 14

Do. do. do. to Fund,

Rev. Mr. Sterling, 101 5

for Divinity Scholar-

H. B. Smith, Esq. 10

ships. .... 30

R. Watson, Esq. St.

Paid the following Grants

Stephen's - - 20

to Churches, viz. ;

Mr. Carson, Digde-

Andover, - - 25

guash, ... 4 5

Jackson Town, 10

C. Lee, Esquire,

NewBandon, - 20

Kingsclear, • • 7 5
Hon. A. E. Botsford, 11

Chamcook, - - 20

Glenelg, • - • 15

O. Barberie, Esq. 4 9

Cocaigne,- - - 20

Rev. F. Coster, - 12

Jackson Town, 5

Mr. Vail, ... 8

Chamcook, • • 20

Shediac, ? 5 2

Second Westcock, 16 .

Westfield, .-23

Weldford, - - 10

Greenwich, --39

Miramichi,2 grants 40

Sackville^ -.05

Magundy, - - 16

Books sold, ... 1 16

Balance in hand, - 28

Do. by W. J. Bedell, 3 4

£511

;e511 1

Feb. 1, 1843. By balance due the Church Society,
for " General Purposes," . .

£28 12 r

No. II. The Treaturer'^s Account.

The Church Society of the Archdeaconry of New Brunswic1^
(for General Purposes,) in Account with AV. J. Bedell, Treasurer.

1843.

February 9, Paid W. J. Bedell, for Contingencies,

30, '• for Bills of Exchange, ;nOO sterling,
23, " Grant to Church at Long Reach,
27, " " " BayVerte,

March 6, " Rev. Mr. Sterling's order to Anthony
Welch, (contingencies,)
" " do. do. do.

30, *« Grant to Church at Magundy,

Balance in hand, - . .

u
it

De.

£0 18 10

121 13 4

12 2

3 6 8

152 19 1

A3.

ebruary 1,
January 21,
February 3,

II
It
11
ti
*i
It
II

41
It
tl
t«
11
It
41
41
14
it

44
11
14

8,
9,

44
44

22,
23,

•

£301

Cr.

Balance due the Society on this Account,

^8 12

Amount paid by Rev. Mr. Sterling,

" T. Murray,' Esquire,

" D. Hanington, Esquire,

4 6

" Rev. Mr. Bacon,

33 9

" Rev. Mr. Harrison,

** r.ev. A. Coster,

« 6

" W. Leek, - . -

«i

" R. Watson, Esq. .

11 10

" Rev. F. Coster, - -

20 5

«♦ Rev. Dr. Alley,

" 0. Barberie, Esquire,

« 11

" Rev. Mr. Disbrow,

7 14

" Rev. Mr. Scovil,

" E. Simonds, Esquire,

7 5

♦♦ Rev. Mr. Disbrow,

1 10

" Rev. Mr. Sterling,

" John W. Weldon, Esquire

, 5 1

" Rev. Mr. Sterling,

11 10

" Rev. Mr. Street,

" Hon. A. E. Botsford, -

17 10

i'.

" Rev. Mr. Sterling,

1 ft

April 1,

May 1, 1843. ^y Balance due the Society for General
Purposes,

£310 1

^152 19 1

{Signed)
Fredericlon, May 1, 1813,

W. J. BEDELL,

Treasurer.

No. III. Abstract of Funds ^$ct apart for Missionary Visits.
1849.

Amuunt due, as per abstract rendered,
Transferred from General Fund as
ordered 10th February,
1843.
Feb. I, Accumulated Interest,

Less.

£Q18 9 7

58 2 5

£786 12

Paid Rev. J. S. Thompson, his expenses as

Travelling Missionary ^20

Paid Rev. J. Hudson's ditto. 29 9 9—£49 9 9

18:
Mure
June

Due the Society o-. this Fund,
Fredericton, February 1, 1843.

The above balance consists of Notes

at Interest, - . ^708 13 1
Cash on hand, • . 28 9 2

JE737 2 3

£737 2 3

No. IV. Schedule of Appropriations made by the Executive

Committee.

1838 I
March6,Stnclville,

New Bandon,

Jacksontown,

Norton,

New Maryland,
Aug. 13,;Kingston,

Springfield,

St. Stephen's,

Sussex Vale,

Fredcricton,

Dundas & W.

Brunswick & 9.
- St. Andrew's,
Oct. 9, Waterboroiigh,

Woodstock,

Grand Manan,

iFrederirton,

Westficid,

(jreenwich,

St. George's,
1839. St. Andrews,
March 2,,Greenwich,

jKingiclear,

Uacksontown,

iNorlon,

iRichibucto,

18
Ma

Completing a Chapel,

Paid.

Building a Church,

Paid.

Building a Church,

Paid.

Enlarging the Church,

Paid.

Building a Chapel^

Paid. .

Sunday School,

Paid.

The same.

Paid.

The same.

Paid.

The same,

Paid.

■ i

The same,

Paid.

The same,

Paid.

The same,

Paid.

Books,

I'aid.

The same,

Supplied.

The same.

Supplied.

The same,

Supplied.

The same.

Supplied.

The same.

Supplied.

The same,

Supplied.

The same,

Supplied.

Books,

Supplied.

Rebuilding the Church,

Paid

Building a Church,

Paid.

The same,

Paid.

Enlarging the Chureh,

Paid.

Building a Church,

Paid.

V
Mi

<l .

H'tiiitli

■

1839. Wetdibrd,
March S, Kingston,
June S£Si, Chulharo.

St. Patrick's,

Kingsclear,

Woodstock,

Kingston,

Springfield,

Sussex,

Butternut Ridge,

Hampton,

Norton,

Gondola Point,

Westfinid,

Greenwich,

Gagetown,

Grand Luke,

Sackville,

Shediac,

Chatham,

Richibucto,

Weidford,

Campo Dello,

St. Andrews,

St. Stephen's,

Prince William &D

Fredericton,

Portland,

Carleton,

Greenwich,

Kingsclear,

Norton,

Studville,

Grand Alanan.
It

Dundas,

St. Patrick's,
((

S. W. Miramichi,
t<

Carloton,
Bay de Verfe,
Fredericton, &c.
Woodstock, &c.
Prince WiHian>, &c.
St. Andrews, &c.
St. Stephen's, &c.
Chatham, &c.
Westfield, &c.
Kingston, &c.
Hampton, Sec.
Sussex, &c.
Waterborough, Slc.
Richibucto, &c.
Gagetown, &c.
Carleton,
Portland,
Grand Mnnnn,

1840.
May 16,

10
5
4
9
9

7
3
3
5
4
3
3
3
4
4
4
5
4
4
5
3
3
3
4
4
5
2
9
2
7

17 15
5

0|Th« same,

Enlarging the Church,

O' Books,

The same,

The same, '

The same,

OTho same,

The same,

U The same,

The same,

The snmn,

The same,

The bome,

The same,

U The same,

The same,

The some, '

The same,

Rebuilding the Church,

Building a Church,

U Enlarging the Church,

U Building a Church,

Rebuilding the Church,

Ditto.

Building a Church,

Ditto,

The same,

Ditto,

ti The same,

Ditto

Enlarging the Church,

Building a Church,

4 Prayer Books and Tcsta-

The same,
Tfae same,
Tfa e same,
TIi« same.
The same.
The same,
The same.
The same.
The same.
The same.
The same.
The same.
The same.
The same,
SJThc same,

[monts

Paid.

Supplied.

ciupplied.

Supplied.

Supplied .

■

Supplied.
I'aiU

Paid.

•

Paid.

I'ald.

•m

Paid.

' ' 1

Paid.

Supplied.

V,;

Supplied.

> S

Supplied.

( '

Supplied.

';(g&

Supplied.

■ ■ k.

Supplied.

! . .,

Supplied.

May 14,

1841

MarahlSCarlaton

Aug. 19,

1849.
July 6,

Sept. 97i

Saekvilla,
Shedlae,

Leeh Lonond,

Glenelf, ««Mt

Charocook,

Frr-' '.eton, 4ko.

Woodtiock, Ac.

Tobiqua, 4ko.

Kingiton, &o.

HamptoN, Ac.

Suiiox, 4^.

Oagetown, dbo.

Grand Lake,

Weatfield, ^.

Carleton,

Portland,

St. Andrew's, dke.

8t.|tStephena, Ae.

Grand Manan,

Chatham, Ao.

Miramiehi River,

Bathurst,

Shediae,

Sackville,

Chamoook,

New Bandon,

Glenelg,

Kingeton,

Tobique,

River de Chute,

Jackson Town,

Second Weitoook,

Prince William,

Nelaon,

Andover,

Bay Verte,

Chatham,

Carleton,

Fredericton,

Gagotown,

Glenelg,

Gondola Point,

Grand Lake,

Greenwich,

Hampton,

Kingston,

Kingsclear,

Nerepis,

Norton,

Prince William,

Springfield,

St. Stephen's,

Sussex,

St. Andrew's,

Sackville,

St. Patrick's,

Shediae,

Woodstock,.

94 10

7 C

9 10

4 6

19 10

9 10

7 10
9 5

8 10
4 6

5
6

9
4
4

90
90
15
90

190
6

16 13
16 13
16 13
6

3
3

8|Th« same,
8 The same,

Enlarging tha Chureh,

Completing the Chureh,

Enlarging the Chureh,
Building a Chapel,
Books,
Tha same,
The saina,
The same,
The same,
OThe same,
Oxha same,

The same,

The same.

The same,

The same.

The same,
OThe same.

The same.

The same,.

Finishing the Chureh,
Finishing the Chui«h,
Enlarging the Church,
V Building Church, L. Reach,

Building the Church,

Finishing the Chureh,

' Building the Church,

Building a Chapel,

Building the Cfiuroh,

Books,

The same,
The same,

The same,

"The same,
( The same,
OThe tame,
OThe same,
OThe same,
OThe same,
OThe same,
OThe same,
OThe same,
OTlMsame,
The same,
OThe same,
OThe same,
The same,
OjThe same,
OrThe same,
The same,
The same,
OThe same,
uThe same.

Supplied.

Mai

Paid.

Supplied.

Supplied. 1

Supplied.

Supplied. >

Supplied.

Supplied. ^

Supplied.

* sol

Supplied.

PalJ. i

Paid.

Paid. 1

^ on

Supplied.

A ,

Supplied. ^

V ;J.

Supplied. .
Supplied. '

Supplied.

' *

Supplied.

Supplied,

Supplied.

Supplied. *

Supplied. ^

Supplied.

1M3.

WMt««ld,

£3 (KTho NHif .

Ftb. 8,

Coeaifna.

90 OT

Finiahing tho Chnreh,

March 10

Riehuond,

Entariinc tho Church,

Tobiqua,

16 IMPiniaiilnf tho Chiirob,

River da ChuM,

3 6 8

Building a Church,

Prinee WilUam,

3 6 8

Buildint a Church,

Paid.

Ditto,

10 OlFiniriiinf tho Chiireh,

Nelton,

8 6 8

Building a Church,

Johnston,

15 U

Buildint a Church,

Canuiog,

15 Building a Churoh,

{Signed.)

FRED.

COSTER,

Mayl,

1643.

•

Sbobbtaby

0:7" The attention of the Clergy is Bolicited to the following re*
% solution of the Society ; in cases in which the request which it contains
has not been complied with, they are desired to appoint some other
day.

Anniversary Meetings 1839.

Resohedt On motion of the Hon. Thomas Baillie, That the several
Clergymen of the Established Church be requested to preach a Sermon
on the second Sunday in June in each and every year, in aid of tb»
funds of the Society.

,/^

S.G.LEIGH,

' OVNDI^B, NORTHAJIIPTOIVSHIBB,

BEGS respectfully to inform those who may be yiterested In tbc
purchase of ORGANS, that he has a large Collection which have
passed into his hands, principally through the failure of the late
proprietors, and which he can ofier on most advantageous terms. Every
Instrument is warranted sound and corresponding with the description.

S. G. L. having supplied upwards of Fifty Churches and Chapels
with Organs, nuijri^erous testimonials and referentes can be given, and
^fiu;phasers may supply thomselves on equal or more advantageous
terms than at any other establishment in England.

A NOBLE ORGAN, by P&rsons, 16 feet high, in a very hand-
some case; three towers of pipes, speaking front, long octaves, G G
to F, with G G sharp, four shifting movements, and en octave of
German pedals.

The Great Organ contains open diapason throughout, large scale ;
stopt diapason ; principal ; fifteenth ; cremona, fiddle G to F ; flute ;
sesquialtra three ranks ; trumpet throughout.

Swell with Venetian front, fiddle G to F ; open diapason ; principal ;
trumpet ; hautboy ; coupler swell to great organ ; coupler pedals to
great organ ; octave of C C C double pedal pipes, 16 feet. '

This splendid Organ wu.i built in 1837, at a coit of 5001— The present price it 330/.

SPLENDID FINGER ORGAN, by Bates, 1838, 18 feet high, 11
feet wide, and 7 feet deep, in handsotne gothic cnse ; three rows of
keys, compass long octaves G G to pianaforte C. 65 notes. Three
compound pedals to C'reat Organ; octave of German pedals ; bellows
with double feeders and concussion valves: double pellets to lower
.octave of Great Organ.

The Great Organ contains open diapason throughout the lower
octave (very large scale): stopt diapason ; principal ; twelfth ; fif-
teenth ; sesquialtra ; trumpet throughout.
ChoirOrgan : dulciana ; stopt diapason ; principal ; flute ; cremona.
Swell: open diapason ; dulciana ; stopt diapason; principal; flute;
hautboy; and an octave of large scale pedal pipes. — Cost ^700,
offered at £300.

FINGER ORGAN, in mahogany case, 10 feet high, 5 feet wide;
•contains open diapason throughout; stopt diapason; principal; twelfth;
fifteenth ; sesquialtra ; and cornet ; octave of pedals compass G G
to F.— Price ^100.

FINGER ORGAN, in mahogany case, 8 feet high : G G to F.;
■^contains stopt diapason throughout ; open diapason treble ; principal
. twelfth ; and fifteenth.— Price ,£45.

FINGER ORGAN, by Haines ; G G to F Shoit octnve ; contains
stopt dianason ; open diapason : principal ; and fifteenth. — Price £25.
SERAPHINE, by Isaacs— .Price £30

BARREL ORGAN of great power, by Davis, 1840 ; 1 1 feet high,
'6 feet wide; contains stopt diapason; open diapason; principal^}
twelfth ; fifteenth ; and Auto : with 5 large 15-tune barrels, three of
which are set with 45 capital and well selected Psalm Tunea and

^Chants. 'Blows by hand Price £60.

NEW BARREL ORGAN, by Bates, in solid oak case ; contains
> stopt diapason ; open diapason ; principal ; and fifteenth, — Price £2b.
STELefnu to the Rbv. F. COSTEBt Saint John, New Bruniwick.