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THE FIRST
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THK
INCORPORATED
CHURCH SOCIETY
or THE
Moctst of ^nron.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING MAY 31st, 1859.
TORONTO:
PRINTED BY ROWSELL & ELLIS.
1869.
OFFICERS
or THE
(lll)urcl) 0ocietL) of tl)e JDioceee of ^urou.
Prcsitidtt:
THE RIGHT HKVEREND THE LORD BI8H01' OF TUB DIOCESE.
REV. C. 0. DROUQH, A.M.
REV. R. VLOOD, A.M.
THK HON. O. J. GOODHUE.
L. LAWRASON, ESQ.
A. SHADE, ESQ.
ADMIRAL VIDAL.
Atanbtno Committre:
REV. ST. Q. CAULFIELD, A.B.
«« J. SMYTH.
« A. TOWNLEY, D.D.
« E. PATTERSON.
" E. L. ELWOOD, H.A.
" J.O.R. SALTER, M.A.
« F. W. SANDYS.
" A. NELLBS.
« J. PADFIELD.
•< J. MoLEAN, M.A.
C. M0N3ARRAT, ESQ.
J.HAMILTON, ESQ.
DR. PHILIPS.
DR H. GOING.
B. BAYLEY, ESQ.
G. RYLAND, ESQ.
P. ROE, ESQ.
R. JELL, ESQ.
T. HOWARD, ESQ.
H. OROTLBY, ESQ.
J'mantt C0mmUte(:
JAMES HAMILTON, ESQ. I C. MONSARRAT, ESQ.
JAMES HAMibiVW, "a'^.^jjjj ^^^ SECRETARY.
ttrta* urtr :
0. MONSARRAT, ESQ.
T. H. BtrCKLEY, ESQ.
I A. O. SMITH, ESQ.
REV. J. WALKER MARSH, M.A.
PASTORAL
TO
THE CLERGY AND LAITY OF THE DIOCESE
OF HURON.
My Dear Brethren, —
At the request of the Church Society of the Diocese, I
address you upon the claims which that Society has upon
all the members of the Church for increased exertions in
its behalf, and for liberal support, to enable it efficiently
to discharge the duty for which it was at first organized.
Circumstanced as the Church now is, almost entirely
dependent upon the voluntary contributions of its members
for the extension of its ministrations in many remote and
heretofore neglected townships, it becomes the imperative
duty of its members to do what in them lies to provide
means whereby the Society may be enabled to support the
Ministers of Christ while they labour to propagate the
Gospel in every part of the country with which we are
more immediately connected.
The duty of man to devote a portion of that substance
which God has so liberally bestowed upon him to be used
immediately in His service, has been recognised in all
nations, even in countries where men have not enjoyed
the blessings of revelation ; but in God's holy word this
duty is pointedly presented to us, and strongly enforced
by the highest motives. Under the law the Israelites
were commanded to devote at least one-fifth of all that
the Lord had given them to religious and charitable uses ;
and the frequent reference which we find in the New Tes-
tament to this provision of the law, proves most conclu-
sively that the duty remains the same, although it is not
now enforced in the same way in which it was under the law.
At the present time, when by the good hand of our God
upon us, our fields teem with plenty, and those fears which
so recently cast a gloom over all ranks in the community,
have been dissipated by the promise of a most abundant
harvest, it surely becomes us to mark our gratitude
and thankfulness to Him, who has not punished us as we
have deserved, but has in answer to our prayers *' given
and preserved to our use the kindly fruits of the earth, so
that in due time we may enjoy them.'' We hope and
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PASTORAL.
trust that the Missionary Fund of the Church Society will
prove, this year, that the members of our communion re-
cognise Ihe gracious hand of our God in this merciful
interposition in their behalf, and that they will evince
their gratitude and thankfulness by liberal gifts of the first
fruits of all which the Lord their God has bestowed upon
them.
I will sum up in a few words the spiritual wants of
the Diocese : this will furnish the most cogent argument
in behalf of the Church Society.
There are in the Diocese 137 townships, all more or
less settled. In each of these there should be, at least,
one Clergyman ; but at present there are but fifty-nine
Clergymen to perform all the duties of the Diocese.
Several of these are exclusively engaged in towns, and
cannot extend their labours beyond them. There are five
missions to the Indians, three of which will be entirely
dependent upon us, as the government has withdrawn all
assistance from them ; and, unless the Church Society is
enabled to support the Missionaries which labour amongst
this people, these missions must be entirely fpyen up.
The Missionary object is that which our Church Society
from the beginning has always kept in view ; but there are
other objects which call loudly for our attention, and
which we are most desirous to take in hand, so soon as
the funds of the Church Society enable us to do so.
Amongst these is the establishment of a Depository for
the sale of Bibles, Prayer-books, and religious publica-
tions. The want of this has been greatly felt in the Diocese,
and we hope ere long to be able to provide such a Depo-
sitory in the city of London.
The Church Society appeals to you, my brethren of the
clergy and laity, to aid it in the performance of these
works, which have for their object the propagation of that
blessed Gospel whereby alone God can be glorified in the
salvation of immortal souls. I would, with all earnest-
ness, press this appeal upon you ; and may He who has
the hearts of all men in His hand, incline you to do that
which may redound to His glory and to the good of His
Church, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Believe me,
My dear Brethren,
Your faithfiil servant
for Christ's sake,
BfcNJAMIN HURON.
Augwt Bthf 1859.
CONSTITUTION
OF TUB
tfgnrt^ Simi^ of i\t ^mm of Pnron.
koorrwD BT nil booiitt and oomfirmid by tub bishop, siptbnbir
22i(D, 1868.
INCORPORATED FOR PROMOTING THE FOLLOWING OBJECTS:
FiBBT — For the enoooragement and support of Missionaries and Glorgymen
of the United Churoli of England and Ireland within the Dioocae of Huron,
and for creating a fund towards the augmentation of the stipeuds of
poor Clergymen, and towards making provision for those who may be
ine^acitated by age or infirmity, and for tho Widows and Orphans of the
Clergy of the said Church in the said Diocese,
SiooNDLT — For tho encouragement of Education, and for the support of
Day Schools and Sunday Schools in the said Diocese, in conformity with
the principles of the said Church.
Thibdlt — For granting assistance, whore it may bo necessary, to those who
may be preparing for the Ministry of the Gospel in the said Church, within
the said Diocese.
FovBTHLT — For circulating in the said Dioooao the Holy Scriptures, the
Book of Common Prayer of the said Church, and such other Books and
Tracts as shall be approved by the Central Board or Managing Committee
of the sud Association.
FirrHLT — For obtaining and granting aid towards the erection, endowment,
and maintenance of Churches, according to the establishment of the said
Church, in the said Diocese ; the erection and maintenance of Parson-
age-houses ; the setting apart of Burial-grounds, and Church-yards ; the
endowment and support of Parsonages and Rectories, according to the
same establishment, and the management of all matters relating to such
endowment.
I.
That before the Society shall enter npon any business at any of its meet-
ings, the following Prayers shall be sud : —
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CONSTITUTION.
Prevent us, O Lord, in all our doings, with TInr most gracious favour,
and further us with Thy continual help ; that in all our works, begun, con-
tinued, and ended in Thee, we may glorify Thy Holy Name, and finally by
Thy mercy obtain everlasting life, tlwough Jesus Gluist our Lord. Amen.
OoD, from whom all holy desires, all good counsels, and all works of
piety and charity do proceed, we beseech Thee to visit with Thy favour our
Sovereign Queen Viotobia, and so rule her heart, that she may in all things
seek Thy honour and glory. Prosper with thy blessing the designs of this
Society. Comfort with Thy grace those benefactors who contribute to its
Hupport. Bless the ministry of Thy servants, the Clergy ; the endeavours
of all who are engaged in spreading the knowledge of true religion in this
Province, and the labours of those Missionaries who are promoting the same
in foreign parts. And may Thy Holy Spirit direct all our consultations to
the advancement of Thy glory, and the good of Thy Church, through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen.
" Meboifvl God, who hast made all men, and hatest nothing that
Thou hast made, nor wouldest the death of a sinner, but rather that he should
be converted and live: have mercy upon all Jews, Turks, Infidels and
Heretics, and also upon all those heathen nations upon which the light of
Thy glorious Oospel hath not yet shone ; especially the Indians of this con-
tinent. Bless the means used for their civilization and conversion, and
take from them all iguorauce, hardness of heart, and contempt of Thy
Word : and so fetch them home, blessed Lord, to thy flock, that they may
be saved among the remnant of the true Israelites, and be made one fold
under one Shepherd, Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with
Thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, world without end. Amen.
" OuB Fatheb, which art in heaven, hallowed be Thy Name. Thy king-
dom come. Thy will be done in earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day
our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive them that
trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from
evil ; for Thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, for ever and ever.
Amen."
AND WHEN BUSINESS IS ENDED.
" Almighty God, Father of all mercies, we Thine unworthy servants do
give Theo most humble and hearty thanks for all Thy goodness and loving-
kindness, to us and to all men : more particularly for the providential support
by which this Society hath been enabled to spread abroad the knowledge
of Thy sacred truth. But above all, for thy inestimable* love in the re-
demption of the world by Thy blessed Son ; for the means of grace and for
the hope of glory, which Thou hast given us, in the same our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ : to whom with Thee and the Holy Ghost be all
honour and glory, world without end. Amen.
" The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellow-
ship of the Holy Ghost, be with us all evermore. Amen."
I!.
That the Society shall consist of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and of
all Clergymen and Laymen who shall contribute to its funds.
ra.
That the Lord Bishop of the Diocese be President, and the Dignitaries
within the Diocese be Vice-Presidents of the Society.
IV.
That the Corporation shall consist of the Bishop of the Diocese, of the
members appointed by the charter, and of so maoy of the other members
CONSTWCTlON.
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M shall be elected members of the Corporation at the meetings to be from
time to time holden, on the days and at the place appointed by the by-laws
of the Corporation for its stated meetings.
V.
That every incorporated member of the Society shall subscribe not less
than five dollars annually, to the funds of the Society, or contribute not
less than fifty dollars in one sum, or land to the value of one hundred
dollars ; and it shall be the duty of the Secretary, at the meeting in the
month of June in each and every year, to make a return of those who have
not paid up the five dollars for the year ending the 81 st day of May previous,
and if not paid within the ensuing three months such defaulters shall
cease to be incorporated members of the said Society.
VI.
That there shall be a Standing Committee (three of whom shall be a
quorum) to prepare the business for the meetings of the Society.
That the President, Vice-Presidents, and Secretary be ex-offieio members
of the Standing Committee.
That the other members of the Standing Committee, not exceeding
twenty in number, being ten Clergymen, and ten Laymen, shall be elected
by the Society, out of its incorporated members, at the Annual Meeting in
June.
VII.
That the Society shall at their annual meeting in each year, choose one
or more Vice-Presidents, in addition to the Dignataries; one or more
Treasurers ; two or more Auditors ; one Secretary : and such other officers
as shall be thought necessary, provided that none but members of the
Society be eligible to any office.
VIII.
That the paid officers of thp Society shall be the Secretary, and an As-
sistant if required, and that the former shall furnish security to the
satisfaction of the President and Standing Committee.
IX.
That if any vacancy occur by the death, removal, or resignation of any
officer, the President shall appoint a successor until the next meeting of the
Society.
X.
That the Society shall meet in London, on the second Thursday in the
months of March, June, September and December, and the Annual Meeting
shall be held during the week in which the Synod meets ; and that the
President or Standing Committee have power to call a special meeting of
the Society at any time.
XI.
That no act done in any meeting of the Society shall be valid and eflfectual,
unless the President or some one of the Vice-Presidents shall be present at
such meeting.
XII.
That with regard to all meetings of the Society, and to the making,
altering, or repealing any by-laws, rules or regulations, it is to be specially
noticed that by tiie act of the Legislature, 7 Vic, oh. 68, it is enacted that
no act of the Society, or meeting of the Corporation, shall be valid unless
six persons of the Corporation, at the least, shall be present, and the major
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CONSTITUTION.
part of them oonsenting thereto. And, further, that no oonstitution, b;-lav,
rule, or regalation of the Society ; nor any abrogation, repeal, change, or
alteration of the same, shall be of any force or effect until it shall have
been confirmed by the Bishop in writing, under his hand.
XIII.
That minutes of all the proceedings of the Society be taken, and that at
each meeting of the Society the minutes of the preceding meeting be read
by the Secretary, and signed by the Chairman.
XIV.
That the accounts of the Society be dosed on the Slst day of May, in
each year, and that tlie same be audited within one month from that date.
XV.
That the Secretary conduct the correspondence of the Society, take
minutes of the proceedings of the general meetings and committees, prepare
the annual report of the Society, attend meetings of the branches through-
out the Diocese under the direction of the President, and take the super-
intendence of the affairs and the accounts of the Society in all its depart-
ments.
XVI.
That in order moi*e fully to promote the objects of the Society, each
congregation, in the person of its clergyman and churchwardens, shall be a
sub-association in correspondence, through its chairman, the clergyman,
with the Parent Society, )<.nd may be denominated " Tht Parochial Atao-
ciation of ike Church Society." The Committee, which shall consist of the
above named, with power to add to their number, shall meet so often and
at such periods as they themselves decide to be most convenient, inviting
the co-operation of all the parishioners in their deliberations and designs.
They shall collect subscriptions and donations from the members of the
Church, in such manner as they shall deem most effective, and endeavour,
by every means in their power, to augment the resources of the Society.
All moneys raised to be transmitted to the Secretary of the Parent Society.
XVII.
That four collections be made annually, the proceeds of one of which shall
be devoted to the Widow and Orphans' Fund, and that of the other three
to Missionary purposes ; and at such other times and for such purposes as
the Bisho]) may direct. The collections to be forwarded to the Secretary
of the Society. It shall be the duty of every clergyman to give notice of
these collections, and to call the attention of their congregations to the
importance of the objects, and their claims for liberal support.
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RESOLUTIONS
PASSED AT THE FIRST GENERAL MEETING, HELD ON THE
22nd JUNE, 1859.
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The Annual Meeting of the Church Society was held in
the City Hall, London, on Wednesday evening, June 22nd,
1859. The chair was taken by the President, the Right
Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, at 7 o'clock, p.m.
The Bishop read the appointed prayers. The Secretary
read the report.
It was moved by the Hon. G. J. Goodhue, seconded by
the Rev. E. L. Elwood, A.M., —
1. That the Report now read be adopted, and that it be placed in the
hands of a Committee, to be appofaited by the Bishop, for the purpose of
having it printed. — Carried unanimoutlt/.
Moved by L. Lawrasoic, Esq., seconded by the Rev.
F. W. Sandys,—
2. That this Meeting, while acknowledging the expediency and necessity
for the establishment of a Church Society for the Diocese of Huron, rejoices
in the continued prosperity of the Church Society of Toionto, and desires,
at this the first annual meeting of the Huron Society, to record its heartfelt
prayer that the blessing of God may be vouchsafed to both Societies in the
furtherance of those holy objects for which both were established. — Carried
wianimouily.
Moved by Rev. St. George Caulfield, A.B., seconded
by Rev. J. McLean, M.A., and supported by Rev. Dr.
Helmuth, —
8. That this Meeting rejoices in the continued prosperity of the great
Church Societies of the United Church of England and Ireland, through
whose means the Church is enabled to send out Bishops and Missionaries
to preach " the glad tidings of salvation" to the utmost bounds of the
known world. — Carried unanimoutli/.
Moved by the Rev. J. Smtth, seconded by the Rev. Dr.
Shortt, supported by the Rev. C. C. Brough, A.M., —
4. That this Meeting, deeply impressed with the spiritual destitution pre-
vailing throughout many parts of this Diocese, which in great measure de-
pends for supply upon the voluntary contributions of Churchmen within
the same, acknowledges the duty of all to contribute according to their
means, to enable the Bishop and Society to fill up the vacant parishes, and
to extend the ministrations of the Church in the destitute parts of this new
Dioceec. — Carried unanimoutlt/.
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT
PI
9l)c hnoxpoxatti <ill)urct) Societg
OF THl
DIOCESE OF HURON,
PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING AT LONDON, HELD ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22iid, 1859.
In presenting their First Annual Report the Standing
Committee would commence by taking a brief retrospec-
tive view of the circumstances which led to the forimation
of this Society.
It is well known that the subject of the division of the.
late Diocese of Toronto had been long anticipated ; and to
bring about this object steps were taken from time to time
at the suggestion and with the approval of the Bishop of
the Diocese. Many difficulties were encountered, but by
the zeal and energy of the persons actively engaged in the
iwork, and by the liberality of Churchmen generally
throughout the Western Division of the Diocese, these
difficulties were surmounted, and the endowment for the
new See so farxiompleted during the spring of 1857 as to
meet with the G^yernor-GeniBraPs approval and permissioa.
to proceed to the election ofa Bishop for'tlie Western part
of the Diocese of Toronto, now the Diocese of Huron.
This Diocese, then, having been fully organized, by the
election of its Bishop in July, and his consecration by the
Archbishop of Canterbury on the 28th day of October,
1867, it was felt by Churchmen within the Diocese that a
separate diocesan organization was both expedient and
necessary for the efficient working of the Church, and for
interesting the people generally to contribute more liberally
to the support and extension of the ministrations of religion
in their particular Diocese.
REPORT.
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Soon after his return to his Diocese the Lord Bishop
summoned a meeting of the Clergy and Laity to meet in
London, to form a Church Society.
In obedience to the summons a meeting was held in St.
Paul's School House, on the 27th day of January, 1858, 1
and the Church Society of the Diocese of Huron was then \
formed, and the Bishop was empowered to apply to the
Provincial Parliament for an Act of Incorporation. The
Hon. M. Foley, M.P., was entrusted by the Bishop to
introduce " the bill'' into the House of Assembly, and the
Hon. 6. J. Goodhue took charge of it in the Legislative
Council ; and to the exertions of these gentlemen the
Church Society is in great measure indebted for the " Act
Incorporating" this Society, which received Her Majesty's
assent on the 24th day of July, 1858. The Society met
again in September, the 21st and 22nd, and after careful
deliberation adopted the Constitution, which was sanc-
tioned and confirmed by the Bishop on the 22nd of Sep-
tember, 1858. Thus, then, the Society has been in opera-
tion only eight mor ths when your Committee is called
upon to make their first Annual Report, and though they
cannot yet look back upon much work as done by this
Society, they can confidently look forward, in dependence
on God's blessing, to the great results which they firmly
believe will follow when Churchmen generally are fully
awakened to the spiritual destitution prevailing in many
parts of this Diocese, and when, through this Society,
their combined efibrts are systematically employed for the
alleviation of the same.
Still, the past has not been without some fruit, and short
as has been the period since the Society has been fully
organized, its income has reached the creditable sum of
$3,540.88, and this sum would have been largely increased
had all the Parochial Associations made collections ; but
owing to the end of the financial year being changed at
the March meeting from December 31st to May Slst, few
of the Parochial Associations have made any return, most
of them havipg previously arranged to make their collec-
tions during the coming autumn ; your Committee, there-
fore, confidently anticipate a large increase from this
source during the ensuing year.
During the months of January, February, and March,
deputations appointed by the Bishop attended meetings
for the Church Society in almost every congregation of
the Dlpcese, when Parochial Associations were formisd,
and although, owing to the change in the financial year
14
REPORT.
already stated, few have sent in subscriptions this year,
still your Committee believe that these meetings have
been attended with beneficial results, and therefore they
would recommend that the same system be pursued in
future years. Three collections have been made for the
Church Society during the past year, viz., two for the
Mission Fund, and one for the Widow and Orphans' Fund.
I
MISSION FUND.
The receipts for the Mission Fund from all sources have
been $1,254.65, out of which $330 have been expended.
No regular system has yet been adopted in the expendi-
ture of this fund ; ^ut advances and grants have been
made to several Missionaries by the Lord Bishop as ap-
peared necessary. This will naturally be the chief branch
of the Society's operations, and there will be required a
large sum annually for the support of Missionaries in the
newly settled parts of the Diocese ; and also for supplying
the Indians within our bounds with the ministrations ot the
Church. The Church Society of Toronto has continued
its assistance to the Indian Missions within the Diocese of
Huron up to the present time, and during the past year
has expended $682.50 on this object ; but from July next
these missions are left to the care of this Society.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS' FUND.
One collection has been made for this fund, which has
produced, including a donation of $5, $481.59 ; and steps
have been taken to commence an investment on behalf of
this fund ; but, as this fund will be greatly affected by the
action which may be taken in the division of the funds in
which this Society is interested with the Toronto Church
Society, nothing has yet been agreed upon with respect to
the future management of this fund. Your Committee,
however, fondly hope that there is now every prospect of a
speedy arrangement being made of all matters in which
the two Church Societies are interested ; in the mean
time, they trust that this fund may be spared any claim-
ants upon itj and they would strongly recommend that a
by-law be adopted by the Society, as soon as possible, for
the management and disposal of this fund.
Steps have been taken to endeavour to affect a satisfac-
tory division of the funds and property in which this
REPORT.
15
Society is interested with the Church Society of Toronto,
of which we formerly formed a part, and for which the
act incorporating this Society provides ; and although
much delay has arisen, and many obstacles seemed to be
in the way, your Committee trust that the plan now
adopted by both Societies for settling these matters will
soon lead to a satisfactory result.
All which is respectfully submitted.
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858, to May
81st, 1859.
Counties.
Parochial
Association
Oct., '58.
Missions.
Jan., '69.
Widows and
Orphans.
April, '69.
Mission.
Middlesex
Brant
$ Cts.
846 82
82 70
88 65
98 89
37 50
63 05
77 90
81 45
88 25
226 00
$ Cts.
89 67
61 25
90 61
18 25
11 61
10 00
11 85
59 00
55 50
75 71
35 25
46 12
$ Cts.
112 75
48 50
67 65
12 57
8 07
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13 50
86 18
62 25
67 44
20 50
10 83
$ Cts.
88 61
22 86
Bruce
11 25
Elsin
40 65
Emoz
14 64
Grey
9 27
Huron
60 02
Kent
13 85
Lambton ..........4 . ».
88 72
Norfolk
41 18
Oxford
58 08
Perth
17 60
Waterloo
10 67
$1080 71
668 82
476 59
416 66
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APPENDIX.
COLLECTIONS SENT TO THE TREASURER OP THE CHURCH
SOCIETY PREVIOUS TO SEP., 1858, FOR MISSION FUND.
CLERGYMAN.
CONQREaATION.
April.
Joly.
1MAL-
Rev. J. Smyth
«
Rev.
<<
J. Padfield...
F. Evans ...
<<
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A. Elliott ...
A. Mortimer
<<
J. C. Usher.
F.W.Sandys
St. Mary's, Warwick
St. Paul's, Wisbeaoh
St. James, Brooke
Trinity Church, Burford* ...
Trinity Church, Simooe*
Port Dover* .'.
Vittoria*
Trinity Church, Onondaga ...
St. Anne's, Adelaide
Strathroy
Grace Church, Brantford* ...
St. Paul's Church, Chatham.
Trinity Church, Howard
Collections at Church Society Meetings,
Aylmer ....
Delaware .
Stratford .
Wardsville .
Florence
Aughrim....
Newbury .
Mooretown.
Froomfield .
Donations to the Mission Fund.
The Bishop of Huron
The Hon J. H. Cameron
H. C. R. Beecher, Esq
Member of Church of England, per Rev.
McLean
Donation to W. & 0. Fund, Admiral Vidal ..
J.
$ Cts.
60
88
92
6 00
17 26
1
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60
40
11 00
88
70
15 00
44 80
46
4 26
10 66
21 00
18 00
4 00
8 00
15 00
8 86
$ Cts.
$ Cts.
8 86
10 00
182 68
40 00
20 00
10 00
2 00
5 00
74 60
72 00
500
* Sermons preached by the Bishop.
APPENDIX.
25
STATEMENT OF EACH FUND IN DETAIL.
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Cr.
AJJNtJAI, SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Dr.
By Gash received
$ Cis.
390 00
To Credit
$ Cots.
890 00
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WIDOWS AND orphans' FT3ND.
Dr.
^ Cts.
By Cash received Collection 476 69
By do. Donation... 5 00
Balance to Debit S19 53
$801 12
$ Cts.
To Catih invested in 25
Shares in county of Mid-
dlesex B. So. (25 Shares
representing $5000.00).. 801 12
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$801 12
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Cr.
MISSION KUSD.
Dr.
$ Cts.
By Gash received
Two Collections 976 47
By do. Donations 72 00
Do. Collections after Ch.
Society Meetings 74 60
Do. Collections received
by Treasurer previous
to Sep. 1858 132 68
$1254 66
$ Cts.
To advanced to Rev. E.
Sullivan 40 00
Grant to S. Busby, Gate-
chist 50 00
Advanced to the Bev. E.
Sullivan 40 00
Advanced to the Rev. R.
J. Roberts 40 00
Grant to do 40 00
Grant to the Rev. I. Mid-
dleton 40 00
Advanced to the Rev. J.
Canniobael 40 00
Advanced to Rev. B. J.
Roberts 40 00
Balance to Credit... 924 66
$1264 66
36
Cr. EXPENSES OB
APPENDIX.
OBNBBAL PCBPOSES ACCOU.NT.
Dr.
By Balance, old aeoonnt in
Gore Bank
Gash rec'd for Pamphlets
Do. do. do
Do. do. do.
Dnianee to Debit
^ Cts.
309 47
16 12
6 34
2 00
14 87
$348 80
To poid by Treasurer as
"nei? his nccouiit.. •>>...•
$ Cts.
100 86
Rowsell for vol. of Synod
proceedings ....>.....
Printing Pamphlets. ...
Taylor and Wilson for
Engraving Seal, and
for the Press
2 00
90 00
12 00
Expenses of Deputation
attending Church So-
ciety Meetings
Printing Circulars, &c.
Account Books
73 34
9 00
5 50
Postage, Stationery,and
Expenses incurred by
Secretary
56 00
$348 80
Cr.
PAMPIILKTS ACCOUNTS.
Dr.
$ Cts. I
$ Cts.
By Cash rec'd for Pamphlets j To Carried to General Pur- '
sold 24 46 1 poses Account 24 46
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Cr.
PABOCIUAIi ASSOCIATIONS.
Dr.
By Cash received
$ Cts.
1080 71
To Credit
$ Cts.
1080 71
Cr.
BALANCES.
Dr.
$ Cts.
By Par. Associations... 1080 71
Mission Fund .kk..». 924 65
Annual Subflcriptions ... 390 00
2395 36
834 40
By Balance on hand $2060 96
$ Cts.
To General Purpose Fund. 14 87
Widows and Orphans' F. 319 63
$334 40
MEMBEHS
OF THE
CHURCH SOCIETY OF THE DIOCESE OP HURON.
^*
(^
LIFE.
The Bight R«Terencl the Lord Biahop of Huron.
INCORPORATED BY CHARTER.
Bayley, B.
Beeoher, C. H. U.
Bottridge, Bev. W.
Boomer, Rer. M.
Broiigh,ReT.O.C.
Oanlfleld, Uer. St. 0.
Dewur, BeT.lCH.
Deweon, Dr.
Elliott, Rev. A.
Elwood, Rer. E. L.
Flood. Rer R.
Canquler, Rer. f. O.
Qeddes, J. C.
OoQdbne, Hon. J. tt.
Olbaon, Rer. J. C.
Oaone, Rer J.
Hnron, Lord Biihop of.
Stptember 2l8/, 1858.
Bentley, B.
Olotworthy, Rer. W.
Orottyi H.
Oronyn, T.
Ellis, A.
Farrell, S. W.
Gllmui,B.
aoing, Dr. H.
Qordon, Rer. R.
Orsnt, Rer. F. W.
Hurpnr, Dr. A.
Ilerdsmmn, R. ,
Hughes, Ker. T.
Burst, Rer. J.
Kingston, 0. J.
McliMn, Rer. J.
MUler, J. B.
Mookridge, Rer. J.
Malholland, Rer. J. Q.
Fearoe, J.
Teuton, A.
PhUips, Dr.
Pinekney,Rer.T.A.
Tausittut, H.
Tioars, Rer. Johnstone.
WUaon, OrowelL
Wood, Rer. W.
Z>«oe»ifter 0, 1868.
Ounaron, Hon. J. H.
Ohisbolm, H.
OlarLi,O.T.
Going. Dr. F. B.
Huaiuton, J.
Marsh, L.R.
Paters, 8.
Awty, FolJamlM.
Holland, Rer. H.
Jessopp, Rer. H. B.
Jamlegon, Rer. A.
Johnson, Rer. B.C.
Kennedy, Ker. J.
Lawrason, L.
Lampman, Rer. A-
Maek, Rer. F.
Marth, Rer. J. W.
Monsarrat, 0.
Mulbolland, Rer.H.R.
Mortimer, Vxvi A.
XelleR, Rer. A.
Padfield, Rer. J.
Patterson, Rer. E.
Rerell, Rer. H.
Rally, Rer. W. B.
ADMITTED BY VOTE.
Bncke, Dr. E. H.
Carroll, &. M.
Copeland, James.
Clirk, Antrobns.
Ellis, H.
Erans, Rer. W. B.
Farrell, Mrs.
FUhloigb, John.
Oough, Mrs.
Hicks, John.
Howard, T.
Jarris, O. R.
Jell. R. W.
Johnston, Dr. T
Jones, E. R.
Liriogston, W.
Lucas, George.
Middleton,Rer.I.
O'Connor, J. M.
Padfleld, James.
Pousett, P. T.
Roberts, Rer. R. J.
Robinson, Judge C.
Ratb, W.
Sanders, Rer. T. E.
Scott, Alexander.
Sulliran, Rer. E.
Vidal, Mrs.
Wood, E. J.
Salter, Rer. J. G. B.
Baiter, P. J.
Stlnson, Rer. B. R.
Sandys, Rer. F. W.
Smyth, Rer. J.
Sba-Je, A.
TaUburd, F.
Townley, Rer. A.
Townley, Mrs.
Usher, Rer. J. 0.
Vidal, Admiral.
Tidal T. G.
Vidal, W. P.
WUIiams, Rer. A.
Wilson, J
Warren. E. K.
June 22, 1869.
Acheson, J.
Buckley, T. H.
Cary, Joseph.
Oarmichiiel, Rer. James.
Fol6y, Hon. M.
Qrasett, Rer, E.
Hardy, J. M.
Harte, Daeres.
Haines, Bar. S, C.
Hutchinson, Rer. A.
Hutchinsou, Her. J.
Lee.V.C.
Maoartney, Frederick.
Nilas, W. H.
Ryall, Edward.
Robson, jeremiah.
Shortt, Rer. Dr.
Smith, A. G.
Tighe, Rer. Stearne.
Watson, Robert.
JwM S4, 1869.
Armstrong, William.
Brooke. John B.
BnrwoU, Leonidas.
Burwell, Brock.
Cooper, Judge.
Elliott, William.
English, James.
Haycock, Frederick.
Hodgetts, Captain.
Hosg, Henry Qharles.
JeweU, George.
Johnson, James.
Lawford, Thomas W.
Lawrason, W. L.
Lefroy, Anthony.
MoOrae, Thomas.
HoQregoi, Dnnoaa.
Mortimer, Herbert
Nieholl, Robert.
Pazton, Thomas.
Pegley, Dr.
PoweU, Ambrose.
Rolls. Dr. 0.
Shoabottom, Wm. Jar.
Btsson, 0. 0.
W«ltaGe,WiUiam.
Wells, Jndfa.
Wilson, Oaptidn Thompaoft.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO THE
CHURCH SOCIETY, DIOCESE OF HURON.
^
* Thett paid after the booki were closed, for tchich credit will be given
Count}/ of Middlesex.
LONDON.
Huron, Lord Binbqp
■ Do. do. to M. F.
Bayley, B
' Beecher, II. C. R. •••
' Do. MiMR. Fund...
' Ooodbue, Hon. O. J
' Lawraron, L
' '.Vlonserrat,
Wilson, J
■fironyn, V
*tGolng,Dr. H
f(]ordon, J<ev. R
"Harpur, Dr. A
' HUKhes, Rev. I
Philips, Dr.
Stei henson, James..
'McLean, Hot. J
Watson, W
Petitrs, S
Uami.ton, J
$
10 00
40 00
6 00
ft 00
10 00
ft 00
5 00
6 m
6 0^
ft 00
ft 00
6 00
& 00
5 00
6 00
5 00
5 00
6 00
ft 00
6 00
LONDON TOWNSHIP.
X St. John's.
tBrough, ReT. C. C... 6 00
JByland, Q 6 00
St. George's.
(Collected bv Visa Margaret
and Miss Mary Robson.)
to. Robeon, 6 00
John O. Robson 100
ElUabeth Robson ... 1 00
JanuTbexton Q SA
Robert Thexton 25
John Thexton 26
Joremiah Robson 4 00
A Churchman 1 00
Mrs. J. Robson 60
Mrs. Akister 26
John Lamb 1 00
Mn. U. Roberta 26
Kdward Roberts 60
James Roberts 26
John RoberU 26
Richard Lowther ... 26
W. Heard 26
Nary MerrUli 26
BarT«y Hall 60
William Umbert ... 60
in next year's account
James Hodgins 50
Willism Stanley 1 00
Mrs. Stanley 50
Thomas W. Stanley 1 00
Kdward Sla: ley 1 00
Mrs R. Waugh 25
A debtor 26
»lr.R.Waugh 100
(Collected by Mrs. Lionel and
Miss Ellen Shipley.)
A . thur Thirl wall, Sr. 50
Arthur Thirlwall, Jr. 60
David Miller 25
Lionel Shipley 6)
JohnDodd 50
William Dodd 26
Thomas Gibcon, Jr... 60
Lionel E. Shipley..... 50
Robert Knowlcs 2ft
Edward Shipley 60
Thomas Shipley 50
Mary Ann Thirlwall 50
Joseph Walker 50
■loseph Charlton 60
Thomas Ulaylock 60
Kdward Stonehouse 26
James Robson SO
A Churchmen 60
William Parker 26
Sundry Bums u 25
(Collected by MiM Margaret
Calvert.)
William Calvert I 00
Robert Calvert 50
Ann Calvert 60
John Robiion 60
Jamex Kobson 50
Reginald Robson 60
Arn Kobson 50
Isabella Robson 26
MaryShanklin 25
Henry H. Ward 60
Mrs. Ward 60
John H. Sharpe 60
(Collected by MIrs Marianne
Truborn andMira A. Shipley)
William Shipley 1 00
James Bowey 10
Andrew Truborn 50
John DavidFon 10
Mrs. John O'NeU 2A
Joseph Rowell 26
Uarianne Truborn... V ^
Ann Shipley 26
(Collected by Mrs. Bowman
and Miss J. Robaon.)
Mr. J. Bowman 2 00
Mr. James Hartwick 26
Christopher Walker 60
Richard Huxton 26
Nathan Hodgson 26
Robert Little 26
William McAnlcs ... 25
Mrs. Richard Porter 26
Mary Friendf<bip 25
Samuel Friendship ... 25
Joseph Uildiid 25
William Dpsett 26
Richard Stephens
Mrs. .1. Murphy ...
Mrs. J. Bowman ...
Charles l{olM>on ....
WillismBond
Joseph Uund ■
Mrs. Roach
Oliver Wilson
William Martin ...
John Stephenson...
Andrew Kobson ....
Jane Kobjion
Edward Walker ....
Klchard Gibson ....
Thomas Wright ...
George Henderson.
James Murphy
Sundry sums
CARLISLE.
(Collected by Miss E. Wright
and Miss D. Hopkins.
A Friend 25
Robert Scbram 60
William Hoston 60
JohnOodkin 26
Mrs. Haskett 26
Mr. Hodgson 100
A Friend 26
Mr. Piper 26
Mrs. Overholt 2ft
Mr. Saulsburg 0.10
.loseph Revington ... 25
Mr.Gllbian 25
Mr. Hodgson 26
Mrs. lionggtaff 26
Ei:zabeth Shipley ... 96
John Rowell 60
William A. Wright... 12i
Henry Ruttledge 25
William Shipley 26
Rev. W. Fleleher 26
sa
60
26
60
50
026
25
25
87
26
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26
25
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nOLLECTIONS.
29
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Mn. Morton
MuyCowlter ....
WUIiam Rower....
Mn. Kuttledg«....
Thonat Brown....
John Uuntrr
Bmma Hopkini .
A Churobiukn ....
.fohn CNeill
John ToppiDK ....
jHmeH Anstone...,
Thomas Topping ,
.Vfiiend
Allan Hedley ....
Mn Osbornu ,
Mra. Wilson
James Barnes ...
Adam Scott
Mn. O'Leary
MarvKynon
Dr. Hopkins
Sundry Rums ...
DKLAWABK.
fFlood, Rot. K ...
+Jell. R. W
fUvingston, W.
tPri0B,B
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026
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8A
026
025
OIU
060
U2A
02A
025
01
012;
025
100
25
025
100
026
0121
100
071
500
500
5 0(1
600
(Collected by Miss Gamett.)
H Graham 2 00
H Jell 1 00
RGarnett 100
W Curling 100
R Jell 1 00
R Branton 50
TI Johnstone 50
R Hammond 60
J Johnstone 1 00
D Johnstone 25
(Collected by Miss Johnstone.)
Wm Weld 2 00
Wm Cnrling......... 1 00
Miss Shankland 60
David Johnstone 60
Johu Johnstone 1 00
Oeor;ceGowanloch ... 60
MrH Young 26
MraGowanloch 25
Friend 60
Stephen Weld 50
•Tohn Auld 60
Alfred Wallis 25
Mn Graham 1 00
Henry Johnstone 60
R Hammond 60
UJell 10!)
A Patterson 25
J Anderson 60
RGarnett 100
Miss Johnstone 50
(Collected by Miss Seabrooke.)
RnvR Flood 200
Mrs Seabrooke 1 00
Mrs Beverage 60
Mrs Dain 25
Mis Jfffera 60
Mrs Parrot 1 00
Mrs Sawyer 50
(Collected by Miss Springer.)
James A Lyman 2 00
JWFairchlld 100
JDutton 100
(OoUeeted by Miss Bullen.)
W F Ballen 1 00
Mn W F Bullen n 60
Geo Banes 60
Friend 25
MnCrellin 25
RWJell 2 00
(Collected by Miss Bnrw.U.j
Geo T Burwell 60
Robert Robinson 1
John Cox 60
JohnProwso 25
Thos McDonald 37^6
Thos Price 2 00
John Blaquiere 60
Robert Price 60
John Scott 80
•M Scott 25
ME Scott 25
Mn Scott 25
John P Bateman 60
John Gowanloch 25
J B Burwell 1 00
Mn Burwell 50
Miss LL Burwell 6U
KDWARD8BVBGH.
tRcT. A. Slortimer ... 6 00
KATESVI1I.K.
♦fR-Bentloy 6 00
County of Brant.
BBANTFOBU.
tUsher, Rev. J. C 10 00
fj.O.Geddes 10 00
PARIS.
• Rev. A.Townlcy 5 00
Mrs. Townley 5 00
J. A.Penton 5 00
Joseph Carey 20 00
DWHarte 6 00
'FC Macartney 5 00
KdwardRyall 3 00
The Misses Carey 5 0O
O Brown and ftmily., 5 (10
MnPenton 3 00
JCOverell 200
ThosTatc 2 00
Miss Townlov 2 00
T M Munn ..'. 2 00
Thos Clark 2 00
Wm AUchin 2 00
Hiram Capron 1 00
MissNesbit loo
JLougheed 100
TByall 1 OO
T A Richards 1 00
Mrs Terwhyt 1 00
D R Dickson 1 00
Mr Forbes 1 00
J W Acres 1 Oft
Henry Penton 1 00
Wm Sharp 1 00
Wm Evans 23
WFussel 1(10
Mn Pattenon 1 00
Miss Ryall 1 00
J W Stephens 100
OeoClnde 100
Felix Dnffln 100
TMaulsou 5U
Mr Saxbey 60
Mrs Blake 60
A Haines CO
J Henderson 26
Friend 25
Mrs Palmer OSS
BUAFORU.
tRev. J Padfleld 6 00
OKONDAOA.
fRev. J. W. Grant ... 5 u(t
fR. Herdsman 5 00
MOHAWK AND TV8CAB0BA
tRev. A. Nelles 6 00
fRev. A Elliott 5 00
County of Elgin.
ST. THOMAS.
fRev. St. G 5 00
fJ. B. Miller 6 00
fP.Roe 6 00
POBT STANLEY.
fRev. J. Mockridge... 6 00
tE.E.Warwn 6 00
POBT BVBWELL.
*tReT H B Jessopp ... 6 00
TTRCONNEL.
tRoT. U. Holland 5 00
fJ. Pearce 6 00
County of Etaex.
AMHERSTBVBY;
fRev.P. Maek 6 00
fRev. J. Hurst 6 00
(Collected by Miss Archer.)
JNPeto 2 00
Mrs A E Archer 25
MnE Archer 25
Mrs A Uackett 26
Henry Mean 60
James Baker 50 •
Mrs SDuncanson 25
Daniel Doherty 1 00
Edmund Andenon ... 1 00
John Bell loO
Mrs J Atkinson 50
John A Kane 25
M J Salmon 60
Mrs J Hamilton 100
Mr Stronts 1 On
Mn Dixie 100
Thos I'Rxton 5 00
MreC Brown 50
James Hedley OSO
Mrs Hurst 1 DO
Wm laylor 30
Mr Lavory 26
F Conroy 26
Mr Ueal«y 25
MrsMcVeety 100
David Menzics 25
Mrs A O'.Madden J.O 26
Mn W Horseman ... 60
Geo Odette 26
t Incorporate mamberi.
30
COLIiKOTIONS.
(Collected by MIm Nelion.)
Mr* Gordon 4 00
Mti Hill 1 00
Mrt Bailoy 1 OU
Mr Boyle 100
Mr Garrett 1 0»
MrWlUon 1 no
Mrs H Mcars 1 m
Mm Biirtlett V^'t
Friend U.i
(CoUocttd by Soraeant Wll
kInROU.)
J Wilkinson 2ft
UHyde 2S
W Splnka " f'O
J Bonnutt 13i^
W Robert* 25
RCriiwoll 12}^
J Irwin 12*^
TB»lley 25
J Booth 20
JHoyla 20
W Smith ; 25
(C!olIected by Mrs Ilarling.)
W Honner 25
Mrs I'uttyplcco fill
Migs Pattypliw r.O
Mrs J I'attyplece 0»7
Mrs MiiEon 80
Mrs Tofflemire n^i
MrsHarlIng 25
(Collected by Mrs Gatileld.)
MrsBarkus 25
Miss Montgomery ... n &0
Miss R Montgomery 25
.Mr Montgomery SO
Miss J Montgomery 30
MrsBerthelot 5U
Mrs Bell 25
Mrs Gaaeld 25
Mr King 25
J Morgan 25
SANDWICH * WINDSOR.
tRev. E. II. Dewar ... 5 00
•tDr Dewson 6 00
+P J Salter 5 00
Count}/ of Orel/.
OWEN SOUND.
tReT AHR Mulholland 5 00
County of Huron.
% OODERICH.
fRevELElwood r>UO
BIDDCLPII.
(CcUeeted by Miss M. Lynch.
J Lynch 100
W Howard 50
JCorbett 00
RMahon 60
R Porte 50
J Gullet 100
S Bradley 50
F Jones 50
DSchoaff. 50
WDCadinan 25
WMayo 25
C Ashburg 100
MWaldon 50
MFox 25
RDagg 25
CAlway 25
Friend 25
GHodgins 75
Friend 25
Friend 25
J Rwing U fiO
WKent 25
W Porte 25
OWHodRins «2.'.
MrBrowu 25
8 Bennett 25
B Stanley 60
G Hodglns 25
LSholdice 25
D Alway 60
M Lynch 60
F Lynch 25
M Porte 25
J Cunningham 25
Mrs Bryant 012^
MrsArmitago 12<,
Mrs Atkinson 25
Mrs Harris 25
Mrs Ryan 25
Mrs Hamilton 50
M Hodglns 25
OHodgins 25
MNeir. 12}^
MrsEwIng 75 j
WHLowe 25
Sundry Bumu 26J^
(Collected by Miss ftlary Jnne
Carter.)
Mrs J Galbraith 100
J Morgan o 60
Mrs G Carter « 50
JScilly 25
W Hodglns 25
X Atkinson 25
J Hodglns Jn 25
JCourcy 25
TCourcy 25
Mrs J Hodgins 37^
JohnDagg 25
R Glendinnlng 50
A Hodglns, sen 25
Mrs R Sales 25
M Gibson 25
RBrophy 60
T Bradley 50
Mrs W Carter 25
J Case 012}^
J Simpnou i 60
Mrs G Hodglns 60
H Hodglns 25
Mrs Clatterham 25
County of Kent.
CHATHAM.
tRev FWSandys (1859
and ISeO) 10 00
tRev T A Pincknoy... 5 00
X MORPKTU.
fRovA Lampman 5 00
County of Lambton.
DAWN.
tRevJGunne 5 00
MOORE.
tRerAWUUams 6 00
fAdmlral Vidal
t Do. do.W*M
Austin, R
Booth, G
Boulter, Mrs
Best.W
Beemer, Mrs R
Ilaxter, R
Ilaxter, Mrs
Baxter, Isaac
Biddle, J
Biddle, Mrs
Boulton, Mrs J
Baio, M
Beaton, Mary
Brown, N
Bradlor, U
Chislett, J
Cowan, J sen
Cowan, J
Cowan, T
Caiteo, B
Cowan, J Jnr
Cronkhit, D
Creighton, F
Courtney, Mrs J
Collected at Trinity
Church
Collected at St.M«ry'a
Dobson, Mrs
Dobson, Mrs
F4ward8, S
Farquharson, J
Farquharson, A
Featherston, J
Fisher, Miss
Hughes, Mrs
Hafliday, Mrs
Johnston, Mrs A
Kingston, Miss
Laba, I
Little, Miss A
Little, MissK
Lewis, J
Major, J
Major, F
Mijor, Mrs A
Mowbray, Mrs
McDonald, Mrs W ...
McGuire, Mrs
Miller, U J
MoKeWey, A
MoPherson, W
Morricon, J
Nalty, S
Payne, J
Payne, J
Penyman. J
Richmond, R
Raspberry, Miss M ...
Sutherland, Mrs G ...
Sutherland, Mrs A ..
Sutherland, T J
Sutherland, Miss
Stonehonse, Mr
TurnbuU, Miss
Turnbull, R
Williams, Mrs
Warwick, J
Warwick, Mrs J
Warwick, J Jn
Warwick, H
Whitney, Mrs
Wallace, Mrs.^
Wilson, J
Wilson, Mrs & Miss..
Wilson, Mrs R
Wright, Capt W E .
600
500
OfiO
onu
012
26
26
026
012
018
100
060
100
026
26
060
25
060
025
6U
100
026
IW
060
100
U25
1 87
6 (K)
25
25
6i>
25
026
100
026
026
2 CO
36
25
25
026
26
026
060
60
026
26
026
87UJ
100
200
. 60
60
. 060
100
60
, 26
026
012Ji
026
, 100
. 100
. 25
. 100
. 25
. 026
. 1 00
. 100
. 26
. 12
. 012
. 26
. 025
. 100
. 1110
. 026
.2 00
^
Incorporate members.
X No parochial list of namei of rabicriben lant.
COLLECTIONS.
81
Wflght,MiM 100
Wright, MImH ira
Wright, Mn 012
Wheattoy, Mr 36
Wbeatiey, T 10
Wllaon, J 2S
Yatea, W U 60
Donstioni of imall a-
mounta 100
Varqtthanon, AJnr... Ua6
WABWIOK.
tBcrJOOilMOii 6ro
fOJKlngrton 6 00
WALFOI.X I8LAM>.
fRer A Jami«fon 6 00
County of Norfolk.
8IM0OE.
fReT J Mulholland 6 00
*tE;OUiiwn 6 00
rOBT DOVER k YITTOBIA.
fReTJVlcan 6 00
ColPotta 2 00
MrsPotta lOO
J Ck>Temton 1 00
MrsWMeCall 100
Mr Shannon 26
Mm Shannon 26
W Wllwn 1 00
MraWllBon 100
MrsJPotU OfiO
BL Potts IdO
Mrs B Potts 100
MrsSMoCall 60
N Walker 1 00
J B Woolnough 4 GO
PWRapalJe 100
Mirs P Bapalje 100
WAIiSINQHAM.
tltoTWWood 5 00
(Collected by Migg Potter,
Rowan MUla.)
WTapley 100
Mra Newlove 25
H Stewart 50
WMoKinnon 25
E Smith 100
O Burrows 100
MrsQuinton 23
S Potter 25
Mrs Martin 012
J Cozens 25
T B Belbolfe 1 00
Mrs Pool 012
O Biddle 1 00
D R Burrowp 1 OO
Mn Hutchinson O 25
G Pretty 60
Mrs Proughton 25
D McKeneie 25
LoTeless o 25
Mrs A Higgins 50
J Groom o 12
ACrosby 012
BOlirer 012
Mrs Pretty 25
A Burrows 3 00
JAihford Oia
J Asbford 26
(Collected by Miss Ilntehin-
son, Rowan Mills )
Miss Hutehinmn 1 00
Miss L Uutcbinion ... 1 00
Mrs Pitman :>0
Mrs Broker 25
(Collected by Mrs. S. P. Ma
bee. Port Rowan.)
SPMabee 100
Mrs Mabee 60
Mrs Lee 26
Friend 010
W Jackson 14
(Collected by Mrs Aoton, Port
Rowan.)
H Ao«on 1 00
D M Burrows 1 00
DM Cook lOU
Min Backhouse 060
A D Waterhouse 60
.TBaris 60
D Wright 60
JDedrick 50
Capt Baker 60
Mr faxton 25
JOakcH 25
RBackhouse 25
JSauft 25
J Fry 25
MrsHDedrick 25
Mrs Curry 25
Mrs Woodward 25
Mrs Stone 25
MrsWDedrick 2.')
ETisdale 25
A McLennan 25
WTapley 25
— Sbepbard 25
M Higgins 25
B Perry 26
FBouck 25
H Procunier 25
W Bingham 12J^
Friend 12t<5
NAHotchkiss 012i^
K Saxton Vi%
Friend 12A
H Woodward 25
Capt Mure 25
Friend VX
Miss Deaso 25
Miss Boothe 25
(Collected by Miss Stephen-
son, Port Rowan.)
A McLennan I 00
J M Tweedale 1 OO
W Smith 1 00
J Killmaster 1 00
W H Stephenson 2 00
Rev W Lund 60
E M Procunier 50
JWLea 50
H Smith : 25
RlUchardson 75
EWolvin 60
A Mite 5 00
E Waterhouse 60
M Davis 50
J McLennan 50
W Smith 50
J Ellis 50
E Price 25
J Raymond 25
J Anderson 25
A Saxton 25
A Countryman I2J4
SSnow 36
Rev — DeBolce 1 00
Friend 12V^
(Collected by Mrs Wyld, Port
Rowan.)
FWyld 100
Mrs Barrptt 26
Mrs O H Barrett 26
H M Barret Jn 86
Friend U 26
(C!olleeted by Miss MoCall and
Miss Wood, St. WlUUms.)
MrsDMeCall 60
DMcCall 100
Mrs Wood 100
O Daumwart 1 00
JDWIllard 3 00
BAHcCall 26
J A Backhouse 1 00
Miss M Backhouse ... 26
Mrs Kitchen 60
Mr. Procunier So
MrBrandow 025
W Drandow «. 75
M J Newkirk 1 00
D Procunier 25
Mrs Johnston 25
Mr Johnston 25
Mrfi Reeves 25
E Newkirk 25
AN Barber 25
J Francis 25
(Collected by Hogg, Rowan
Mills )
U Riddle 60
LCook 100
*Dr Franklin 60
*L Brown 60
,DrDonolly 100
County of Oxford.
WOODSTOCK.
*tRevW Bettridge('69
A'OO) 16 00
fRevHRovell 5 00
Mr Auchinleck 2 00
W Auohinlock 2 00
Mrs Cottle 5 00
W Mills 5 00
CCuiater 60
WEcclestone 50
W Warwick 100
J PeerA son 2 00
Friend 50
Friend 60
J Green 100
U Morris 1 00
Mrs Gilpin 2 00
Mr Sherwood 100
JHowdcn OSO
CPope 100
T Brown 1 00
Friend 60
JBartley 60
J Blow 80
H Taber 60
J Chambers 100
J Wilson 26
D Peacock 1 OO
G Edgar 1 00
W Thomson 100
f Incorporate memberc.
f
32
isar.Jx.noti.
fRnr J W Marab S 00
tllCrotty (.00
tAMoKwon ft "0
KA8T ZdllllA.
♦Kmniuler, Il«v K D... .'• nO
AnnHtroiiKi A 1 .'.O
Hale, II 1 on
Burro»'i>H, ^ii'H iiOO
Bumiwcs, MIsH A 'J (")
nurrowc!<, A 'iw
Calntor, J IfiO
• •alitor, H Uf>o
*ColHn^O 100
Cro»H,T 1 oo
Oonnldyon, .1 1 tu)
ttonaldfuD. W 1 00
Dawpon, Mrs I 00
KanquliT, Ml?(( 100
FriMlle, 8 100
Ilnrwood, A 1 oo
KIng.O o.'iO
Uockett, n 1 Oi
.Skoltou, a 1 no
Sbadwick, II Onu
Shadwick, Mw II io
Thwalte, .1 100
Turnur. .1 1 00
Varey, R 100
Woou,.1 2 00
Rowo,T 100
Cal8tpr,I o,-,o
DASTWOOU.
titov C .lohiison 5 00
*tll Vanpittart 6 00
Mrs C C .Tolinson 1 oo
Mi.iB M Jubiison 25
WJohMon 25
Misii K lobuson 15
GAtklll I ou
rOLLECTIONS.
: Mrti .1 Kiibliifiou 100
i MrsTtiriK-r 1 (HI
' Mr HrfJhu,0 W B... 60
; Mr»8ii»w 25
MriiM lloruii 25
NtlHWICII.
1
; tH'-< •' Kfiinwly fi 00
[ Coiiiiti/ of Perth.
i STKATiOUl'.
i tUi'v K I'litternon .'> 00
(ColliTtcd by Mini U
MIsH Janivf.)
CltJarvin
.T K Bridges
HUIIi'Kiion
MrH II II I^i'
J IlollliOU
l» Wat«on
OHurnn
DT Diilley
:< Ij llchnrtN
V M AtkiiiKou
A liortibniii
\v i: •ImuIvkuu
Mrslliiv
MrH K WlllluinM
Mrs Smith
Mrs Kowlaud
Mr« VV Iloblntion
Mrs Alliiu
Mrx A MoDtcitb
WStrow^er
W 11 Mitchell
TFCorry
DO Small
\V Hbbs
Mr 'fown&end
3 Powell
Mr Farrow
Mrs Irwin
Mrs Wilson
Mrllastie
I
IS uml<
Mrs J Draper OM
Mrs Welsh 2 CO
(Oileeted by Miss Malngay.)
J A MoCartliy 36
J D Hanson 3A
A Bailey 2 00
Mrs James 1 00
J Johns 060
J Woods 26
MrsVanstone 26
Mrs J James 1 00
J 8 Smith 2 00
WUIIine Ue2U
Mrs Boucher S7V«
ST. MAKY'm.
2 00
2 0U
tBevJSmyth
h OO
60
60 1
MITC'HELI..
25
2 00 i
fRevWB Bally
.\0"i
1 00
50
County of Waterloo.
1 00
1 00
X OALT.
.'lU
loo
KovM Boomer
tA Shade
floO
5 no
25
loo
Khi
BKUL1N.
25
2.'>
tK«v K R Stlmson. ...
s no
2.1
loo
CR0S8IIILI..
1 no
oco
tKevWClotwortby...
600
1 00
100
loo
loo
050
fHon. J. U Cameron,
M. F
fliRMarah.Hamiiton
fH Mortimer.Toronto
20 00
600
600
IJH)
050
50
25
Member Ch. of Engd.,
per Rev J McLean,
M.F
2 00
t Incorporate members.
t No paroefaUI Ustof Biousof robaerlbers cent.