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Huron College^
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HURON COLLEGE.
OFFICERS, ETC.
THE COUNCIL.
The Right Reverend The Lord Bishop of Huron, President.
The Reverend The Principal of the College.
The Right Reverend Isaac Hellmuth.
The Very Reverend Dean Innes.
The Venerable Archdeacon Sandys.
The Reverend Canon J. W. P. Smith.
The Reverend Canon Evans Davis.
The Reverend Canon A. C. Hill.
The Reverend Canon J. B. Richardson.
The Reverend J, H. Moorehouse.
The Reverend H. A. Thomas.
The Reverend R. McCosh.
Richard Bayly, Esq., Q. C,
Matthew Wilson, Esq., Q. C.
I. F. Hellmuth, Esq.
G. F. Jewell, Esq.
V. Cronyn, Esq.
PRINCIPAL AND DIVINITY PROFESSOR.
The Reverend H. G. Miller, M. A.
Late Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
PROFESSOR OF CLASSICS AND MATHEMATICS (Elect).
The Reverend Charges Henry Andras, M. A.
St. John's College, Cambridge (Senior Optinie).
PROFESSOR OF HEBREW.
The Reverend S. E. G. Edelstein.
LECTURER.
1'he Reverend Arthur Hugh Rhodes.
SECRETARY AND BURSAR.
v. Cronyn, Esq.
APPEAL.
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sident.
" How shall they hear without a preacher ?"—AVwa«j A'., 14.
Nearly thirty years ago, daring the episcopate of the first Bishop of
Huron, the Right Rev, Dr. Cronyn, an effort was made to enlist the
sympathies of the friends of evangelical truth, as set forth in the Protest-
ant principles of the Articles of the Church of England, in the establish-
ment of a Divinity College in the new Diocese, for the purpose of
inculcating these principles, and supplying ^he already pressing need of
clergy to occupy its parishes, and an urgent appeal was made in England,
the Ven. Archdeacon Hellmuth (afterwards the first Principal of Huron
College and later the second Bishop of the Diocese) being deputed to
solicit aid in that quarter, and meeting with such success, both in the
way of general subscriptions and in the very liberal and munificent gift
by the Rev. Alfred Peache, M.A., Incumbent of Downend, near Bristol,
for the endowment of a Divinity Chair, that in 1863 Huron College was
incorporated, the purchase of a suitable site made, college buildings
erected, and on the 2nd December in that year the College was formally
opened.
The work then so auspiciously commenced has since been steadily
carried on, and a large number of the present clergy of the Diocese have
received their divinity training within the walls of Huron College, and
are now laboring in the faithful and exemplary exposition of tb" truth as
it is in Jesus, which was there their chief study ; many of these \,' • men,
thus educated to church work in our midst, would otherwise, in all proba-
bility, have beefl lost to the Diocese.
"The Peache Fund," already alluded to, has, by the judicious invest-
ment of its moneys, a present capital value far exceeding that at which
it left the hands of its kindly donor, and notwithstanding the decline in
rates of interest, fully provides the annual sum required for the mainten-
ance of the Chair of Divinity 5 its investments, which are held in accordance
with the original deed of trust, being kept strictly apart from the funds of
the College, and its accounts in separate books. Other special funds, such
as the " Scholarship " Endowment, $5,000, and the " Boomer Scholar-
ship" Endowment, $3,636.05, are specially invested, and the income
derived from them applied to the purposes for which they were designed.
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The other general funds of the College, derived ])rinci|)ally from the
liberality of its friends in the Mother Country and supplemented by
donations of considerable amount collected in tiie Diocese, have been
necessarily, to a large extent, expended in the maintenance, repair, and
extension of the College buildings, so that at the present time not more
than $5,000 remains as revenue-producing ; the property i.;, however, in
excellent condition, substantial additions of a character conducive to its
increased efficiency having been made during the past year^ while a con-
siderable increase in tlie number of the students is assured, and indeed is
very necessary, to keep pace in any degree with the requirements of the
growing Diocese.
The College property, consisting of nearly 14 acres of land, with suit-
able buildings, unencumbered, and the various funds, including the Peache
Trust Fund, Boomer Scholarship Fund, and Scholarship Endowment
Fund, are worth from $So,ooo to $90,000, forming a very substantial basis
upon which to work. It will be seen that no money is required to pay off
debt, but that it is desirable that the current income shall be so increased
as to admit of such activity in the operations of the College, that the
property and the existing trust funds may be utilized to the fullest extent.
The College Council recognize therefore, first — that it is their bounden
duty to bring the claims of the College at this present juncture before tiie
members of the Church of England in the Diocese of Huron, believing
that it is only necessary to make its requirements sufficiently known, to
have them liberally provided for. To carry on the work of the College
effectively will require about $1,500 per annum above their present
resources, and it is proposed to institute a personal canvass of the Diocese
for the purpose of obtaining subscriptions of definite sums to be contri-
buted annually during the pleasure of the subscribers, the aggregate
amount being but a light burden upon a prosperous and wealthy commu-
nity, but of inestimable importance to the success of the work in hand.
The experience of kindred institutions has shown that such an appeal as
this is not only never made in vain, but that the response is frequently
so hearty and bountiful as to convey a reproach that it was not sooner
made, while the interest elicited by the enlistment of so many benefactors
is in itself of incalculable value.
The Council consider that, in the second place, it is their further
duty to endeavor, by laying the present circumstances of the College
before its friends in England, to obtain donations for the establishment of
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an Endowment Fund, such as is recognized as necessary in connection
with any institution of this i<ind, in order to the i)ermanent maintenance
of additional i)rofossorships, and tlie increased effective force of the whole
foundation. I'hey have been induced to believe that such an appeal will
be favorably regarded and will meet with a liberal response ; but in order
that it may be made with more confidence, they desire to be in a position
to show not only the fact that the College is and has been s'nce its incor-
poration doing effective work, the scope and character of which may be
widened and perfected, but that it has the warm sympathy and ])ractical
support of the churchmen of the Diocese ; and may also feel that the fund
for the general pur])oses of the College will be so well provided for, that
the purpose of such special endowments shall not be defeated, nor their
benefits minimized by an insufficient general support.
The Council ask of each member of the Church of England in this
important Diocese a careful consideration of the whole matter, and a
liberal response in proportion to his ability, and tliey are the more con-
fident in their appeal, not only from a knowledge of the general welfare
of the Diocese and the condition of substantial wealth and prosperity
which generally obtains, but that they also believe that the responsibility
incident upon such condition is becoming more widely and practically
acknowledged. I'hey embrace this opportunity of appending a list of
those who kindly subscribed towards the erection of the recent additions
to the College IJuildings, and of thankfully acknowledging the timely
assistance.
Subscriptions towards the current expenses of the College, addressed
to the Bursar, Mr. V. Cronyn, London, Ont., vill be thankfully received
and their receipt duly acknowledged by mail and in the Church or
College journals-;
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