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Anglo-

Indian Evangelisation

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Forty­Fourth Annual Report

1914-15

'. , PAT~ONS.

His E:x:c~lIency Lord Hardinee, Viceroy and Oovernor-.Oeneralof India. . His Excellency 'Lord Carmichael, Ooverrior of Bengal.

~ •. ~ t.. His Excellency Lord Pentland, Governor of Ma4raa.

~4~ . Our Countrymen in India . For work on the Railway Lines, in Planting Districts, Mining Districts,

. and other ,unprovided places.

THE ANGLO-INDIAN EVANGELISATIONSOOlE'l'Y' is a ,(iontinuation" ·of the ANGLO-IND~N' :CHRI~TIAN UNION. The former name marked its catholicity, which still remains, the latter indicates its work. It also

" includes the ASSAM MISSION, associated with the name o~ its f()~nder,. the late ,C~onel Foquett; and the" WINTER MI~8ION," first sugge~ted' by the late Lady Ki~n8ri~d:

OBJECT~ OF TIfE SOCIETY.

I. The maintenance of an' u,nsectarian itinerant evangelisation among the widely scattered groups of Anglo-Indians in India, otherwise des'titute o£Gospel .ordin~nces, at Railway S~tations, on Tea Estates, &c. 'rhis is the chief object of the SoCiety.

II. Theappoi~tment ()f gifted Evangelists to visit the ~hief centres of population and influence, bringing the Gospel to bear, apart from denominational distinctions, onaH the. Churches and Missions, and' on ,the Educated .English-speaking Natives . .This WaS the special object· of the" Winter Mission."

.1.'11,6 following is a form qf Bequest or L,gacy which may be .adopted :

"/tsm, Igi'V6 and bequeath the sum of , to the ~ngla-Inbian ~bang.e1isatian$Dtiet1!: :and the Receipt of the

;·P;"eii.ur~~ of the Society,jor the time being, shall,be'a sufficient i;,~~karge , therej'or..".

FORT¥-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

ANGLO-lNDIAN EV ANGELISA TION SOCIETY

CONTENTS. PA.GE

I. Directors, Auxiliary Committees, and Evangelists 5-8

II. General Report 9

III. Indian Secreta.ry's Deputation Work 11

IV. Glimpses of Work from the Field 11

V Work at Home 18

VI. Anglo-Indian Ladies' Union 21

VII. Report of Annual Meeting 22

VIII. Contributions in United Kingdom - 26

IX. Contributions in India 39

X. Legacy Fund 41

XI. Indian Balance Sheet - 42

XII. Home 'Balance Sheet 43

XIII. Summary of Income and Expenditure' for Year 44

XIV Working Fund Account 44

, Objects of the Society Form of Bequest Memoranda

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ANG LO-IN DIAN EV ANGELISATION- SOCIETYi:;

Patrolll;. His ExcellenciLoRD HARDINGE; Viceroy and' Governor-General of·India..

His Excellency LoRD CARMICHAEL, Governor of Bengal. His Excellency LORD PENTLAND', Governor of Madras.

President-The Right Hon.LoB.D POLWARTH.

Vice-President •• /Sir ANDREW H. L. FRAilER, K.C.S.I., The Right Hon. LORD RIIIA'Y, K T.;

LL.D. . G.O.S.l., G.C.I .. E., LL.D; . T~ Right lion. L()1IoD KINNAIRD, K. T. The Right H(ln. The EA.RL Q" Colonel W J. W. MUIR. }tONALDSHAY, M.P. '

Sir ANDREW WINGATE, K.C.I.E.

Directors. LONDON COMMITTEE.

J. B; BMPnO:N, Esq. W. COLDSTREAM, Esq., B.C.S. Sir DANIEL HAMILTON. Sir WALTER HUGHES,O.I.E. Sir F. S. P. LELV, KC.I.E. J. MORRIS, Elq.

Colonel:a. A. PRIDEAUX. Sir HENRY PROCTER. . THE EARL OF RONALDSHAY, M.P; Colonel E. SWINTON SKINNER. CHARLES T. STUDD,.Esq., B.A. REGINALD A. STUDD, 'Esq., B.A.

Sir ANDREW WINGATE, K.C.I.E.

EDINBURGH COMMITTEE.

Colonel T. CA.DELL, V.C., C.B. R. CARSTAIRS, Esq., 1. C. S. Rev. JOHN FORGAN. Sir A. H. L. F~ASER,.K.C.S.I., LL.D. Rev. T. H. GREIG. The Yen. Archdeacon LUCKMAN, M.A. Rev. PATRICK R. MACKAY, D.D.

THOMAS MATHESON, Esq. Rev. J. MORRISON, D.D. Rev. DAVID REID, B.D. Rey. HENRY RICE, M.A. Colonel SCONCE. Rev. W. STEVENSON, M.A. ANDREW STEWART, Esq.

General Seoretary and Treasurer.

Mil. W. STEW ART T·HOMPSON, 26 BRIDGE STREET, MUSSELllURGH.

Telephone-50 MU88elburgh.

Joint Honorary Secretaries. Rev. JOHN FORGAN, Wynford, Banchory, Kincardineshire. Rev. PATRICK R. MAQKAY, D.D., 11 Cumin Place, Edinburgh.

Honorary Auditor. THOMAS S. MARTIN, Esq., C.A., 49 Castle Street, Edinburgh.

Bankers . . Messrs BARCLAY & Co. Ltd., 1 Pall Mall East, London, S. W.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SOOTLAND Ltd., George Street, Edinburgh. THE' MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, Bombay.

8ecreta~!I for Indig. R-ev. ARTHUR GU..ES, 3 Staveley Road, Poona.

Hon. Treasurer for India. F. J. PAGE, E~q., The Retreat, Pedder Road, Bomooy.

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AUXILIARY OOMMIT,TEES IN BRITAIN.

'AB,ERDEEN; ReV.J.ESSLEMONI'ADAMS, ADAMMAITLAND,.Esq.J.P. The Very Rev. Principal

B.D. DAVIltMAN80N, Esq. G.A.SMITH,D.D.,LL~D. Dep; Sur.-General GRAY. Sur.-Lieut.-Col. J. ROBB, Rev. JAMES STARK, D.D. Rey.J.HECToR;M.A.,DlD~ LM.S. Rev. G. WALKER, B.D. 'Hon. Secretary and Treasurer"'-ALFRED J; WOOD, Esq., The Clydesdale Bap.k,

, Union Street.' '

DUNDEE.

Rev.~C. M. GRANT, D.D. I Bailie MARTIN. W}f.~HENDERSON, Esq. 'Sir GEORGE RITCHIE.

I JOHN W. SHEPHERD, Esq.

Hrm.Secretary-Mrs EDWARD SHEPHERD, Symbister, Adelaide Place.

Hon. Treasure't'-W. G. LEG GAT, Esq., Bank of Scotland.

EDINBURGH. LADIES' COMMITTEE.

Pr~sident-Mr8 W AUCHOPE, of Niddrie.

Mrs BAILEY. Miss BANNERMAN. Mrs BleRRY. Mrs FLKMING. Lady FRASER.

Mrs MILNE RAE. Mrs REID. Mrs RICHARDSON. M.rs SCONCE.

Mrs SIMSON. Mrs A. SOMERVILLE. Lady SYM. Mrs STEW ART THOMPSON.

Hon. Secreta1'11-Lady RUSSELL, Woodville, Canaan Lane. '

Hon. Trea.mrer-Mrs CiOMMELIN BROWN, 14 Ainslie Place.

T. BOST, Esq. Rev. Prof. CLow, D.D. , The Very Rev. P. M'.A.DAM

MUIR, D.D. Rev. GEO. RETTH, D.D.

GLASGOW, Rev. HUBERT L. SIMPSON,

M.A. ALEX. SLOAN, Esq., GA. JAMES TEMPLETON, Esq.,

J.P.

LADIES' COMMITTEE.

Rev. J. THOMSON, D.D. Rev. JAMES WELLS,D.D. WM. S. WORKMAN, Esq.

Mrs BELL. Mrs M. P. M'KERROW. Lady Mum. Mrs W. B. BARR: I Mrs MACFIE. I Mrs MACNEAL.

Mrs MURRAY GOURLAY. Mrl:! MAoNAm: i' ", ,

Swperinteiident 'oj Lady Oollectors-ltliss CHRI'STINA S. PATERSON, 31 Kersland +errace.

Hrm. Treasurers-Messrs Fi .. EMINO' & BLACK, a.A.; 1945t~ Vincent Street.

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INDIAN OOMMITTEES.

BOMBA Y PRESIDENCY.

President-Rev. R. SCOTT, D.D.

A. H. S.AsTON,Esq.,:M.A. 'Rev. M. B. FULLER,

0. A. HAWES, Esq. Rev. A. E. HUBBARD. Rev. CANON HEYWOOD. Lt. D. S. JOHNSTON, R. E. A.. R. KING, Esq.

Rev. D. MACKICHAN, D. D. A. C. OWEN, ESQ.

M.A., B.D. E. W. FRITCHLEY, Esq. Rev. R. M. GRAY, M.A. Rev. F. HART. W. H. KLOSZ, Esq.

F. J. PAGE, Esq. T. R. PONSFORD, Esq. Sir HENRY PROCTER. Rev. A. Y. WRIGHT.

8ecretary-Rev .. ARTHUR G ILJ<;S.

W. AROHER, Esq. Rev. H. A. H. BARLEY. D. A. C. CRUDEN, Esq.

CALCUTTA.

I R. M. GURNEY, Esq. I B. McLAIN, Esq. Rev. F. B. H.o\Dow, M.A. Rev. J. D: ~INCLAm, B.D.

A. TOPPING, Esq.

·Hon. Acting Secreta~·y-W. H. DAVISON, Esq.

HUBLI.

Hon. Evanguist-H. T. SLADE, Esq., Hubli.

PETER CAPPER, Esq. H. T. SLADE, Esq., Hon. Secy.

Rev. J. BITTMANN. Rev. J. BUTTRICK. Rev. J. COOLING, B. A.

Mrs SLADE, Hon. Treas. J. WATSON, Esq.

MADRAS.

Rev. G. PITTENDRIGH, M.A. Rev. A.. SILVER, M.A. R. STANES, Esq.

SIMLA.

Rev. JAMES BLACK, M.A. I H. A.. F. LINDSAY, Esq./ Capt. C. WATSON, R.E. P. BONARJEE, Esq. F. NOYCE, Esq. W. T. WILBON, Esq. W. H. L. CHUROH, Esq. Rev. J. G. POTTER. Rev. A. J. REVNELL. G. H. COCKMAN, Esq.

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EVANGELISTS IN 1914-1915.

1. Rev. ARTHUR GILES, Poona, Secrt.ta1'y in India. Also works' the

District, Bombay to Raichur, on the Great Indian Peninsula Railway.

2. Mr A. P. TAYLOR, travels over a large section of the East Indian Railway.

Address c/o Y. M.e.A., Calcutta. ,

3. Mr JOHX McDoWALL, Abu Road, Rajputana, trayels over the Bulsar-Abu

Road section of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway.

4. (VlU~ant) Gangapur, trayeJs oyer the Rutlam·Muttra section of the

Bomba.y, Baroda and Central Indian Railway.

5. Rev. ARNOLD THOMAS (District not appointed).

6.]Rev. J. PARKER, Bellary, travels over a portion of the Madras and Southern

Mahratta Railway.

7. Mr R. LIsa GORDON, Podanur, South Indian Railway.

8. Rev. 'ADAM ANDREW, Chingleput, Honorary Evangelist.

9. Rev. RICHARD BURGES, Jubbulpore, C.P., Honorary Evangeli8t.

10. Rev. J. BLAIR, B.A., Deesa, Honorary Evangelist.

11. Rev. GEO. CARSTAIRS, B.D., Beawar, HOJt01'ary Evangelist.

12. Rev. A. E. COOK, Raichur, Honorary Erallgeli.'Jt.

13. Rev. GEO. E. HICKS, Gya, Honora1'Y Evangelist.

14. Rev. A. A. M'BRIDE, B.Sc., Sholapur, Honorary Evangeli8t.

15. Rev. J. PENGWERN JONES, Maulvi Bazaar, South Sylhet, H01Wra1"!1 Evangelist.

16. Rev. JAMES SHAW, Quetta, Honorary E'L'angelist, visits a section ot' the

North Western Railway.

17. Rev. A. SILVER, M.AT Arkonam, Madras, Honorary Evangelist.

lB. Mr HENRY T. SLADE, Hubli, M.S.M. Ra.ilway, Honorary Evangeli1Jt.

19. Mr H. VARDON, Waltair, N.E. Section, Madras and Southern Mahratta

Railway, Honorary Evangeli8t.

20. Rev. R. J. WARD, M.A., Coonoor, South India, Honorary Evangelist.

21. Rev. W. E. WHITE, Jagcherra P.O., South Sylhet, Honorary Evangelist.

I{EP()RT FOR 1914-15.

Hev. AR'l'HUR GILES, Secretary in India.

l "HE Society exists for the sole purpose of administering to the twos and threes in widely scattered districts, and the very nature of

QUI' en~erprise precludes the possibility of impressive statistics either in the way of novelty or numbers. Nevertheless, reviewing the work as a whole, there is every reason for tJhanksgiving and praise. Much of this work is, apparently, casual and by the way. Yet not .really so, for the object we have kept steadily and always in mind, .has been to get into touch with that man' or woman who is, as it were, out of the yray: a conversation with some fellow-traveller, a :service in a railway waiting-room with an audience of half-a-dozen; an hour or two spent in the home of some railway servant, who with his 'wife are the 'only Europeans there, surrounded perpetually with people whose religion and rules of life are altogether non-Christian, .and whose influence is depressing and detrimental to vigorous and joyful religious experience. Such work never can be showy nor its results tabulated. It is carried on beyond the ken' of the regular Ohristian congregation, and without their invaluable sympathy and ,encouragement and aid. It has to be maintained in the absence of meetings and conferences and fellowships, such as help to sustain and inspire the. Christian minister in large centres of religious life. So that, at times, it must be the sheer" glory of going on" that keeps our men going.

Iji would be difficult to name any branch of Christian service in India in which the workers needed the sustaining grace and power that comes through the prayers of interested souls more than this; which goes to prove that many such prayers are offered continually. For the work has gone on, the men have kept at it faithfully and

.assiduously, success has been maintained, and souls have been won. So to-day, as in former y~ars, we in India ought to be grateful.and

.are grateful to God for His great goodness. In a brief report it is impossible to review fully and in detail the

work of a year. Rather is it in the Evangelists' monthly reports that illuminating instances denoting the value of our work· appear from time to time. Here is one of them :-," At G--- I h~· a;

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visit from a young man' with whom I had conversation some months ago. He came on this occasion to tell me of his decision to. become a Christian. He is .a European, had professed the Moham­medan faith, been to Mecca, and dressed as a Mohammedan. It takes. some courage to do all this, and the manner in which he spoke showed his determination to be equally true Vo Christianity. But I hope and pray that he will be led to know the Saviour Himself." Here is another :-" Mrs C---, our Sunday School Superintendent, at J--- has had to leave the station with her husband. We shall miss her much, as she had been a faithful worker for over two years. We are glad to find Mr and Mrs P--- willing to take over the school, which is to be held at their home. They are good Christian people, and we are glad of their help." And another:-"At G--- I held a meetmg in a driver's house on Sunday morning which: the people seemed to enjoy and wished it could be -repeated every. Sunday morning." We heartily wish 'the same. Still another instance is that of a discovery made away in a lonely valley among the Ghats of a community of a dozen or more Europeans superintend­ing the work of some five thousand coolies in the construction of a.. ~igantic dam. A young consulting engineer and his wife, members of the Society of Friends, formerly members of the Student Volunteer movement in England, and to-day keenly interested in all Christian work, had for a long time prayed that some minister might find his way to this out-of-the way place and hold service in the camp. When they had almost given up hope one of our ministers visited them, an~ the servioe which they had prayed for. was held. It was an interest­ing'gathering too. A congregation of eight gathered in.a corner of a great store-room, sandwiched amidst drums of oil, trolley wheels, bags. of screws and nails, door and window frames, stacks of corrugated iron, and a hundred other things; no robing, no ecclesiastical embellishments, no organ; yet" J esu, Lover of my soul," rose a,s feelingly from hearts gathered there a.s from any cathedral congrega­tion'that day.

Such are a few sidelights on our doings. N rithing very thrilling or romantic, any more'than are the conditions under which these things are done. To get to the camp for that congregation of eight may lTnean long waiting at an uninteresting railway siding, followed by a: ]ong cold journey of hours across a bleak valley after· sunset. To­,reach the station where services are held from time to time in the· institute or waiting-room, it may mean, in the summer, a six to ten hours railway journey, which feels like being driven through a never­ending furnace ; or, if in winter, it may mean continual tumoling out :and in of trains at an hours of'the night with the thermometer at 40, and a keen biting wind cutting through you; not at all romantic.

Only those who have lived in India or have friends living here can appl'eciate the value of this work. The number of Europeans in India increases, a.nd there should be a proportionate increase of the­means of Christian fellowship for these. There are still very needy distriots which only a Society such as ours is likely to reach, but even:

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for us to do so there must be an increase of interest, increase of funds, and increase of staff.

Earnestly, therefore, do we appeal to all our friends and helpers to read with a sympathetic interest the brief records of service in, the following pages, and to redouble their efforts for the furtherance of the Gospel among OUR OOUNTRYMEN IN INDIA.

INDIAN SECRETARY'S DEPUTATION WORK.

This has been to a very large extent curtailed owing to the demands of purely district wo:tk, particularly at Abu Road. From North and South opportunities for preaching and speaking with a view to increasing interest in the Society's work have been offered, but only a few could be made use of. This is unfortunate, as too much importance cannot be attached to such a form of service, if the Society is to secure and maintain that co-operation of Anglo-Indian Christian communities which the broad evangelical nature of ita enterprise ough.t to evoke. In the little he has been able to do, the response has been both hearty and generous, although war conditions have prevented friends from giving as largely as they otherwise would have done.

GLIMPSES OF WORK FROM THE FIELD.

Rev. ARTHUR GILES, Bombay to Raichur G.I.P. Railway, writes :-" The demands in more needy districts have made visits along this one less frequent than hitherto.

"In the month of May ten days were spent at Hutti Gold Mine, which is fifty miles from the railway at Raichur and four hundred miles from my headquarters. As usual, a very hearty welcome was received, and all interesting, as well as, I trust, a profitable time was spent. Services on the two Sunday evenings were well attended, and the week intervening afforded opportunity for meeting the people in their homes.

"Services have been conducted also at Raichul', Shahabad, Kurduwadi, Sholapur, Dhond, and Kalyan; whilst Ahmed nagar, and Hotgi were also visited.

"The following extract from the American Marathi Mission Prayer Circular for July serves to show that one's work is· not altogether unfruitful :-' Thanksgiving and praise for the manifestation of tQe ·working of the Spirit among Europeans in Sholapur. Twohave become Christians as the result of Mr Giles' visit here and his talk to the Scripture Union l\ieeting, which is in charge of Miss Fulcher.' Such testimonies as these are encouraging, for the itinerant and dis­connect,ed nature of our work makes it almost impossible to discern ·even a promise' of satisfactory results."

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Mr A. P. TAYLOR, East Indian Railway District, writes;­" In looking back over the year's work, one has to acknowledge, with ;thankfulness, the guidance and blessing of God. The work has grown in many ways. There has been more interest shown, and the­Holy Spirit has been influencing individual lives, creating within them a desire to live and work for the glory of God. At the same· time, our hearts have been made sad by seeing so much sin around tS, and we feel to be scarcely touching the great needs of the Anglo­Indian community.

"Railway Services.-These gatherings have been better atte~ded. Some of our members have given much time and thought to the work, in the way of visiting, distributing Christian literature, and giving invitations to the meetings. Monthly services have beell established at Sita.rampore, and Messrs Rowat and Rees of the Open Brethren Mission, have made themselves responsible for the work there. They report good numbers and times of blessing. The Rev. Geo. Hicks, of Gya, reports that the Railway gatherings there have improved con­siderably during the year, and that the average attendance is about twenty. I had an interesting meeting at the home of Mr Pollock at Jamalpur, who is doing such a good work in that large Railway centre. Other services have been held in private homes, where the numbers have been much smaller.

"Su'r£day Schools.-In the beginning of the year the schools suffered considerably for want of officers. All the Superintendents had. been transferred as well as most of the teachers. But, in time, their places were filled, and at present-both at Bandel Junction and Jhajha-we have never had better numbers, or better teachers. Through the kindness of friends, we have been able to give prizes to the children.

" Visiting.-As our people have been transferred, more visiting has been necessary. We make a special effort to keep in touch with aU our members,after they have left us. Much kindness has been shown us, and there have been many openings for service in their homes.

".Distribution of Scriptures and Christian Literature.-.About 500(:) Scriptures, periodicals and tracts have been distributed during the year. Most of our members have been supplied with Christian papers, week by week. The larger railway station waiting rooms have been supplied with suitable tracts, and Scriptures have been given to many of our young people. We are gratefully indebted to all who So thoughtfully supply them.

"Other Services.-Services,prayer meetings, and lectures have been given in other churches and halls, and several meetings have been h~ld for native Christians, by kind invitation of missionaries.

" Help Received.-During the year we have .had the assistance of" severa) gentlemen from Calcutta, who have willingly given their week­ends; whilst others have helped financially. Weare thankful to an who have4helped the work forward.: We are greatly indebted to the­members of the Oalcutta Oommittee; who, though unable to·'meet together very of;t.en, show much intf"rf"st and sympathy in our work.

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" Perso'ltal.-During part of the year; my wife has been holding a Bible Olass for the wives of soldiers at .T alapahar, and has carried 011

systematic visiting week by week. The attendanc·e at the Bible Glass has varied, but there has been much blessing. More has been done in visiting, as, alJ such times, there is more opportunity for personal work."

Abu Road District, B.B. & 0.1. Railway, Bulsar to Beawar. -" The unstvoidable absence of Rev. Arnold and Mrs Thomas has left this district without a resident worker for a considerable part of the year. This does not mean, however, that it has been wholly neglected. Occasional services have been conducted in Abu Road by Rev. George Garstail's, B.D., of Beawar, and by Rev . .J Blair, B.A., of Deesa. In addition to this, the Indian Secretary resided in the District during July, August, and September, and again in December, January, and part of February. Thus services were held fortnightly, both at Abu Road and Ahmedabad. Besides these, thanks to the devoted co­operation of certain ladies, Sunday School has heen regularly held in each of the Stations named. Besides these regular services at Abu Road and Ahmedabad, visits were paid to other places along the District, and, although services were not possible, residents were visited in their homes.

"In December the Sunday School at Abu Road had a most enjoy­able treat in the way of games, tea, and gifts of books and Bibles. These were provided partly by the generous grants from our Ladies' Union at home, a:qd partly from the children's own weekly contribu­tions. Mrs Jones, wife of one of the local railway officers, kindly distributed the books, and in doing so expressed a surprised "but very real and sympathetic interest in this work among the young people of the Station. Needless to say, the children received their prizes with unfeigned delight, and their parents also were not a little pleased.

"At Ahmedabad a s:imilar gathering was held early in January. Each scholar on this occasion received a handsome toy, and in two instances a book also was given.

" The services at both Stations have been well attended, and interest has been maintained. The residents at Abu Road have contributed well towards the upkeep of the Union Hall, the centre of our work t,here; and also to the general funds of the Society. Moreover, in spite of extra demands made, and generously responded to, in con­nection with various war funds and appeals, an extra effort has been made, quite Rpontaneously, to augment the monthly contributions.

"It is thus evident that the Union Hall is dear to the people of Abu Road. It is their own; was erected and paid for years ago by voluntary contributions entirely through the enterprise of former officers and men, and is still maintained on the same principle. Even as I write, friends are preparing for a concert, the proceeds of which are to pay for repairs to the organ, and some small repairs necessary to the hall itself "

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Mr JOHN M'DOW ALL, Gangapur District, B.B. & C.I. Railway, writes :-" The district is a somewhat lengthy one, and sparsely populated, with the exception of Gangapur, where a fairly la.rge number of rail way people reside. Amongst these regular services ha.ve been maintained throughout the whole year, and every oppor­tunity afforded for hearing the Word of Life. The blessing of God has reste.d on these gatherings, and often I have heard of the pleasure and profit afforded to those attending.

"In addition to the Sunday Services, my wife has maintained a splendid work among the women. In a station such as this where there is no institute, and little opportunity of social intercourse, these meetings have accomplished a very great deal in bringing the people together, with the chief end in view of influencing them for Christ.

"The Sunday School work has continued without a break, with all the available children attending. We suffer in numbers at out­stations owing to the elder children being sent to boarding schools to continue their education. The gifts of the Ladies' Union, through Mrs. Adolphus Orr, to those attending were highly appreciated, and the Bibles in some instances went to homes where, through indifference Clr neglect, no copy had hitherto existed.

"Besides the services at the various stations up and down the district, we have maintained the work of visitation. The importance of this is manifest when we remember the idea which prevails in some quarters, tha.t to attend a service is to make a profession of a more or less pronounced Christian life. The reaching of all s11ch can only be accomplished in this way, since, in their estimation, some prior decision to be Christ's should precede their attendance at the united gathering. By this means much good seed has been sown."

Rev. JAMES SHAW, Quetta, Baluchistan, N.W. Railway, writes :-" The visitation of puints on this district at which Europeans are stationed has been carried on during the year; and my thanks are due to the railway management for the kindness and courtesy I have continued to receive in the supply of passes over the Bolan and Scind­Pishin sections. 'The conditions now obt.aining are, however, and have been, much less favourable for the work of an Evangelist working under the rules of the A.I.E.S. than formerh'. The number of Protestant ministers available for regular visitatio~ has ver)' much increased. It is the recognised policy of the Society, and the duty of the Evangelist, to give way where the services of ministers of religion are regularly supplied, and to seek rather such as are without religious privileges.

"The year has seen the closing to the Evangelist of the most important sphere of work amon~ the railway community of the district, by the settlement of a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Ohurch at Quetta. I had· carried on undenominational evangelistic work among the railway community at Quettafor ovei· a, quarter of a cen tury ; but about the middle of 1913 the Methodist Conference sent a miss·ionary to Quetta for native work. This minister Jives quite-

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-close to the railway colony, and regular religious and social work is now carried on under the auspices of the Methodist Episoqpal ChurcH.

"Turning now to the cantonments, very many opportunities occur .among soldiers for direct evangelistic work of an undenominational character to a worker who is willing, or not too busy otherwise, to buy them up. In a large garrison there is always a large percentage of thoughtless and worldly men, and efforts to reach such, provided no attempt to proselytise is made, have the sympathy of ministers of all Protestant Denominations. Services which,· however desirable, .are compulsory, are much disliked by the men. Much work of this description has been carried on by me, often with direct results; a number of men during the year having experienced a real change Qf heart, while a much larger number have been quickened in their ;spiritual life. Among many little expressions of the appreciation by the men of these evangelistic efforts on their behalf, I may mention the following :-It had got to be known by some of them that my birthday was drawing near, and one night a.fter I had conducted a Gospel meeting a representative of the men addressed to me some kindly words, and on behalf of the rest begged my acceptance of a. closed envelope, with the request that I would purchase something useful as a birthday present, or otherwise use it as I pleased. I had ()n another occasion been presented by the men with a han<;lsome inkstand, which is a sufficient memorial of them, now all gone to the war, so I shall best please myself by placing the contents of the ~nvelope to the credit of the Society'S funds. The amount was, I think, quite as handsome as it was surprising to me, the equivalent in Indian bank notes of five pounds sterling."

Rev. J. PARKER, Bellary District, M.S.M. Railway, writes :-" I have had much pleasure in visiting the stations on my d.istrict regularly every month, and in house to house visitation, which has enabled me to make many friends, who not only welcome me, but freely relate' their trials and difficulties as well as their joys to me, expecting and receiving the sympathy and advice I try, by God's grace, to impart.

"The services at the railway stations are attended mostly by the wives and childr.en of the railway employees; very few men are able to attend, as they are either on duty at the time, or resting. They are, however, visited in their homes, and Christia.n literature is distribu ted.

"Opportunities offer for religious conversations in the trains, which are appreciated more by English-speaking Indians, who are always glad to receive a booklet, or a religious paper, and sometimes offer to pay for them. I could use a great quantity of these if I could get them. _,

" Valuable opportunities are given to the workers of the A.I.E. Society to help in extending the interests of the Redeemer's Kingdom."

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14r H. T. SLADE, Hubli, M.S.M. Railway, writes :-" There is much to be tlumkfu!for in reviewing the work of the past year~ Evangelistic Services have been regularly held every Sabbath m9rnipg •. ! The. attendance. fluctuates, which must be expected in a Railway Station where so many ha.ve to be away on the line.

"Our Sabbath School continues .to flourish and keep up to its average strength. I have very great pleasure in recording the ex­ceedingly unselfish spirit of the children in voluntarily giving up the eost of their annual prizes to the Imperial Indian Relief Fund, and, in addition, some of the scholars gave a concert and added the proceeds, Rs. 90/11, to the above Rs. 20/5, making a total of Rs. 111 sent .direct on their behalf to the Fund. The agent of ,.our railway also kindly gave his usual grant of Rs. 30 towards the purchase of prizes, and he sent this amount direct to the Fund in name .of the school.

"The Young People's Christian Union, the Young Men's and Young ~romen's Christian Association Meetings have been regularly held dpring the. year, .likewise the weekly Prayer Meeting, which has again proved a great source of strength and blessing. Rev. J. Parker has continued·his regular monthly visits, which have cheered us.

"I wish to acknowledge my devoted and able helper, Mr J. Wa.tson in all the work above mentioned, also the efforts of my dear wife as Hon. Treasurer of the socie.ty here."

Mr R. LISH GORDON, Podanur, M.S.M. Railway, writes:­"I.n reviewing the year, we are able to report with thankfulnesss that Sunday and Midweek Services have been kept up. The attendance fluctuates very much, and has varied on Sunday Evenings from twelve­to forty or more; one noticeable feature this year is that more young 'people have been attending the services. The friends at Coimbatore have gladly helped us, as usual.

"011- Wednesday evenings we have an informal Bible reading, and have been going through the Acts of the Apostles:

"We lost several children early 'in the year from our Sunday School, their parents having been transferred; but we have more than made up the loss by transfers to this Station. The number pn the roll at the end of 191.3 was 50; the number now is 70. The average­attendance for .the year: is 38'5. The lowest number 'present any Sunday was 23, and the highest 58. 'rheannual Sabbath School treat and prize-giving took place in March. The Bibles, so kindly. sent by the Ladies' Union in London, were reserved as prizes for' reglllar attendance. Two. of the children had not missed a single Sunday.

"We have been glad to welcome to Podanur Mrs Williams and her two daughters. Mrs Williams was for many years Lady Doctor in Cochin State. On retiring, last August, ,she came and settled in this Station (where another daughter has for years been a teacher in the· Railway School-the only Protestant teacher.) The Misses

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Williams have taken classes in our Sunday School, and thus supplied a. real want. The tone and discipline of the Sunday School is much better 'now. They all also take an active interest in the Y.W.C.A. There are at present twenty-one members. The Library now contains over two hundred volumes. In October the Y.W.O.A., with the help of 'some friends, relldered the song-service 'Eva.,' in aid of the War }'und. It succeeded beyond our expectations, and they were able to send contributions both to the War Fund and the Belgium Relief Fund.

"We had our usual Christmas Morning Service, which was more largely attended than for several years. The Watch-Night Service also was crowded; motto'iexts were taken round while the last bymn was being sung, and everyone took a motto.

"Mrs Gordon and I have kept up our visiting during" the year. "The thing which has impressed us most during this year has

heen the confidence that many people have expressed in the power of prayer. We have had appeal after appeal for prayer-both public and private-for sick and afflicted ones. I think I may truthfully say that in every case prayer has been answered."

Rev. R. J. WARD, M.A., Coonoor and District, writes:­"I have had opportunity during the year of working among the soldiers. Some of these have been definitely brought to Christ or brought back to Him during their sojourn at this Station. Among these there are some very fine Christians who have gone to the seat of war, and we are praying and believing that their testimony there may be the means of bringing othel's to the Lord. One of these, though only a young Christian, is a keen Bible student, and in recent examinations in connection with the' Back to the Bible' course in the 'Life of Faith' he obtained successively 97, 98, and 99 per cent. of marks.

"The Regulars having gone to the front, their place has been taken by Territorials from Somersetshire and Devonshire, and we have reason to believe that these men have been brought to India that they may 'Qe eternally saved."

INDIAN RAILWAY COMPANIES.

The Directors are again indebt.ed t~ the Indian Railway Companies for granting passes to the Society's agents on their respective districts. Such assistance is invaluable to our work, and without it this could not be maintained. The work done by the Society is appreciated, and many officials of the Railway Companies have testified to this. It would be a very great boon if a pass over all the Indian Railways could be granted to our Indian Secretary for purely Society work, which is so very largely for and among the railway communities.

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WORK A THOME. J u,st at the tim~ when we were making plans for our winter's wor:k

the nation was plunged into the most awful war in history. ThiEl could not, but affect the work at home, as people could think of little else except the war. With the help of Mrs Giles, the wife of our Indian Secretary, we hoped to have a fine series Of meetings both in E,ngland and Scotland, but out of some 150 letters sent out asking for meetings scarcely one favourable reply came to hand. This can hardly be wondered at, and the marvel is that things have turned out even so well. The Secretaries, Treasurers, and Lady Collectors throughout the country have done nobly. In some places it seemed hopeless to try and collect, but in almost every case' the response exceeded expectations. In Grangemouth, one of the places which has suffered most severely owing to the war, it was thought it ~ould be impossible to collect the subscriptions, but our Lady CoHector met with quite a remarkable response, with the result that her long list was only a few shillings less than last year. This is ~ncouraging, and leads us to remember that the work is not ours but God's, and He is abundantly able to carry it on in spite of all the terrible trouble which has come upon the world at this time. But God certainly expects us to do our pa.rt, and if the work is to prosper all connected with the Society must ,do everything possible by prayer and effort to increase the income and seek to interest others in the work.

The workers in India have made strenuous efforts to increase the income there, and have done remarkably well, the total being only :.t

few pounds less than the previous yea.r. They realise in India the great need for this work and are doing all they can to support it, but they look, and rightly, to the friends at home to make up what is lacking.

The reduction in the income at home is due not so much to people refusing to contribute as to death of subscribers, of whom quite a large number have passed away. The Directors appeal to all who a.re interested in India, or who have commercial interests or friends there, to support the work. The income must be increased by nearly .£300 to meet the expenditure this year. This c,an be done if all the friends of the Society will do their part in interesting ot~ers. India has done nobly in sending of her best for the pr~tection of the Empire, and anything which we can do for India in return should be gladly done. In helping the work among our countrymen in India. we, are very directly helping to further the ca.use .0£ Christ in that land, and of hastening the time when India shall be won for Christ.

LEGACIES. It will be seen that our Legacy Fund, which has been such a help

to the work for many years past, is now exhausted. For J':Ieveral years no legacies have beeR received. What better or more needy work could money be left for than the spiritual care of our country­men in India, which means so much to the advancement of the cause ()£ Christ there 1

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Rev. and Mrs ARTHUR GILES .

. Mr Giles, who had saved up bis month's holiday for the past thl'ee years, according to the terms of his agreement, decided to come home, as he was run down and felt the need of a thorough change. He has been for a short time at home,and sails again with Mrs Giles on May the 8th. During' their visit to this country they have done much to strengthen the cause by visiting a number of places, and they have' also met with the Directors- in 'London and Edinburgh. As we go to press they have just finished an interesting series of meetings in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, and Crieff, and have also addressed the Annual Meeting in London. They haTe made many new friends, both personal and for the Society, and have impressed the hearts of all who have listened to their addresses. Mr and Mrs Giles have come ho,me and return to India at their own charges. They feel greatly benefited by their journey, and we feel sure the pray~rs of God's people will follow them in the work, trying and difficult as it is in many ways, and yet so very needy for the sake of "our boys" in that distant land.

Rev. and Mrs ARNOLD THOMAS.

It had been a..rranged that Mr and Mrs Thomas were to return to India in October, but, owing to the war and the state of the funds, the Directors decided to postpone their sailing for a time. This was a keen disappointment, but the time has not been lost. In the interval our friends have found ample scope for their energies in work among the troops at Swanage, under the Y.M.C.A. This work has been cheering and encouraging, though carried on under very trying circumstances, owipg to the exceptionally bad weather during the winter. Arrangements are now being made for Mr and Mrs Thomas to sail in September, and a special effort is being made both at home and in India to raise the salary, passage, and outfit, apart from the ordinary funds. Will friends please. remember this need in prayer 1 Mrs Thomas very kindly pays her own passage. .

The Bombay Committee have transferred Mr and Mrs John McDowall from Gangapur to Abu Road District, and another sphere of work will be found for Mr and Mrs Thomas.

THE NEED.

The need for more workers and for increased funds is very great. Ml' Giles has been pleading ~or two workers for planting districts, and· also for two more for the railways, one for Southern India and one for the Punjab. It is hoped that before long it may be possible to make some decided advance. Let us pray for this.

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THANKS. The Directors again desire to most cordially thank all those who

have assisted in the various branches of the work either at Home or in India-the Hon. Secretaries, Treasurers, and Lady Collectors j the Hon. Auditors, at Home and in India; the valuable auxiliary of the Society, the Anglo-India.n Ladies' Union, of which Mrs Adolphus Orr is Secretary, and the ma.ny other helpers.

PRAYER. The need of prayer for the work, in this year of turmoil and strife,

is realised more than ever. The workers in India feel this, and we earnestly urge a.ll who are interested in the welfare of our countrymen in India to remember the work, both at Home and Abroad, at the Throne of Grace. It is hoped that many who, perhaps, may not be able to do much otherwise, will become "helpers together by prayer," that the work may prosper; that the needed funds may be forth­coming; and that more workers may be raised up to go to needy districts.

OBITUARY.

MR E. G. GLAZIER, B.C.S.

The Directors record, with deep regret, the death of Mr E. G. Glazier, la.te of Bengal Oi viI Service, an old and valued friend and supporter of the Society. For many years, both while in India and at home, Mr Glazier took a keen and sympathetic interest in the work of the Society. During his residence in London he seldom failed ~o attend the committee meetings, where his counsel and advice were much esteemed, and 'he generously c~ntributed to the funds. The Directors extend to Mrs Glazier their very sincere sympathy in the loss which she has sustained.

THE EARL OF STAIR.

Early in the year the Earl of Stair .was appointed a Vice-President and Director of the Society, but before attending any of the meetings he' passed away. The Directors' extend to the family and relatives of the late Earl their deepest sympa~hy.

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ANGLO-INDIAN LADIES' UNION.

Ron. Secretary and T1'easU1'e1,-MRs ADOLPHUS ORR,

12 PEMBRIDGE PLAOE, BAYSWATER, LONDON, W.

191 4 -1 5.

There has been much encouragement in one branch of the work, which is a matter for great thankfulness-and that is in connection with the distribution of Bibles, Testaments, and books by the workers in different parts of India, which some of the lady members have so generously helped in sending out this year. Letters have been received mentioning how much these books are valued by those to whom they are gLven, not only in schools as prizes at Christmas time, but by many dwellers in isolated parts of India, which are visited by the A.-I.E.S. workers. It is hoped the members will kindly Temember the " Sale of Work" to be held (J). V.) this year, and help to make it a great success by contributing more generously than eTer to it. All kinds of needle work and fancy articles will be most acceptable, and may be sent to Mrs ORR, 12 Pembridge Place, Bays­water, London, by the 15th June. India has done so much for Britain during this terrible war, by sending soldiers who have fought so bravely for us-let us show our gratitude by helping all who seek to make known Jesus Christ, whom to know is " Life Eternal."

Contributions from the Anglo-Indian Ladies' Union.

MRS ADOLPHUS ORR, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, 12 Pembridge Place, Bayswater, London, W.-£28, 58. 6l:.

Lady Aitchison Miss A. O. Bacon. . lIrs Boswell. . lIrs Bruce Boswell 'lIrs Brodie lire Hayter Mrs Ford lin Godby Hiss Grant »iss ,Gray

. £1 1 0 050 050 010 0 S 0 0 1 6'0 110 010 0 050 200

Mrs Stuart Hall . .£1 0 0 Mrs Inglis 2 2 ,0 Mrs Jardine . 0 10 6 Mrs Boileau Jones. . 1 0 0 The Dowager Lady Law-

rence 2 0 0 Mrs Loch . . . 0 10 0 Mrs Duncan Mackinnon .2 2 0 Mrs Master 1 () 0

Mrs Keith Murra.y Mrs Parry Nishet Mrs Orr. • Rev. J. Rorke Lady Russell. . Mrs Kenneth Stuart Miss Symes. '. Mrs H. E.T. Williams. Miss E. Wilson

.£1 0 It 010 0 110 050 010 0 3 3 e 010 0 100 060

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A P PEN 0 I X.

The Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting of the Anglo-India. Evangelisation Society was heJd in the Central Y.M.e.A., london, on Friday, the 30th April 1915, tbe Rigbt Hon. Lord Reay, K.T., (j.C.S.I., «c., presiding.

Lord Reay was accompanied ii9 the platform by Sir Andrew Wingate, K.C.I.E., Sir Frederic Lely, K.C.I.E., Sir Daniel Hamilton, :Mr William Coldstream, I.C.S.,Colonel E. Swinton Skinner, Mr J. B. Braddon, Mr J. Morris, Rev. Arthur Giles, Indian Secretary, Rev. -and Mrs Arnold Thomas, two of the Society's workers from Rajputana, a~d Mr W Ste~art Thompson, General Secretary and Treasurer.

Sir Andrew: Wingate opened the Meeting with prayer.

The Secretary apologised .for the absence of the Earl of Ronaldshay, M.P., a new Director and Vice-President of the Society, who had just been called away on military duty; also for Sir Henry Procter and Mrs Giles, who were to have taken part in the meeting. He then presented for adoption the Forty-Fourth Annual Report of the Society, reading interesting extracts therefrom, and the Financial Statement. Matters had turned out better than they had dared to hope at the beginning of the war, but in spite of- all their effort, both at home and in India, they had closed the year with a deficit of over £100, and the accumulated deficit of the past three years amounted to nearly £500. This was a serious matter, and hampered the work very much, and he appealed to those present to help to put the work on a better financial footing.

Lord Reay, who said he would reserve his remarks till the close of . the meeting, then called upon Mr William Coldstream, I.e.S., who Dloved the first resolution :-:-H That the Report, extracts- from which

, had just -been read, be adopted as the For.ty-Eourth Annual Report of -. the Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society, and that it be printed and. circulated, and that the Directors and Office-Bearers .be -reappointed

'with p0'Yer to add to thei ... J?umbers." Mr Co}dliltream said tllat the· Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society had two strong claims on us, and·-

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tl,lat thestatement.of these ePlbraced the statement of t:he nat~re and pv.rport of the SOclety's operations. The first was the ~~ll of the ~uropeari in India-of our fellow citizens there. They often lived lonely lives, under depressing conditions; were surrounded by anti­Christian influences, and exposed to temptations of th~ most insidious and powerful kind. To these we sought to bring brotherly cheer and help, and the hopes and encouragement of the Christian faith. The pelter call was that of the natives of India. The European in Ipdia in his daily life and conduct bore witness for or against Christianity. How important was it that the standard of European faith and morality should be. pure and .high.; for by his life and conduct his faith, the faith of Jesus Christ, was necessarily judged by the natives around .him. It .was with the aim of strengthening the faith of our fellow citizens, encouraging them in their trials, and in their resistance to' temptations, that our agents went into the outlying and lonely pla.ces in India. He now submitted fQr the approval of the meeting the resolution.

Lord Reay seconded this, and on the resolution being put to the meeting it was cordially adopted.

The Chairman then called upon the Rev. Arthur Giles, the Indian , Secretary of the Society. Mr Giles, who was spending an accumulated leave of three months in a visit to this country at his own expense~ expressed the great pleasure it gave him to meet here in London, as he had already done during the la.st fortnight in Scotland, so many friends of the Society. Mr Giles then moved the following resolu­tion :-" That as those of our countrymen iri India who are removed from the ordinary means of grace had a strong claim on the sympathy and help of the people at home, and as their number is constantly growing, the objects of this Society, which was founded to provide for the spiritual welfare of such persons, were deserving of a generous and increasing measure of support." In doing so he said that although prior to his appointment, four years ago, his knowledge of the Society was very limited, he could now claim an acquaintance with its working that was both intimate and comprehemdve. During that time he had nad charge of a district, had carried on the secretarial duties, and in ilodoing had not only visited each of the districts occupied by the Society's agent~, but had trayelled over other areas which, though extremely needy, were almost entirely neglected. The thin.g that had impressed him very deeply after thus getting to know the field was the great .and increasing need of work such as the ~ociety is doing. ,He emphasised this by stating that after making careful inquiry he had disc9vered that whilst there were about one hundred missionary a:p.d kindred Societies at work for the. conversion of the heathen, this wa~ the only Society whose sole and direct aim was the conversion and Spiritual welfare of our countrymen there. The speaker then desGrihed visits to and services at a lonely railway junction, an engineering camp, and an i~olated gold mine, at each of which was a small com-

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munity of Europea~s whose opport,unities for religious services or Ohristian fellowship were extremely rare. .These instant-es, he said, 'Could be considerably multiplied, illustrating the value and. need of the Society's. work. Mr Giles concluded his address by an earnest :appeal for prayerful and sympathetic support of the work.' ThiS' appeal he' based on three important grounds. First there was t~e moral· and spiritual welf~re' of 'our own countrymen themselves; second there was the influence of. the British community in Indiai. helping or hindering missions to the heathen; and third, there was our own political prestige in 'that extremely important part of our -empire. He had much pleasure in moving the resolution.

Rev. Arnold Thomas, who hopes to return to India in the Autumn, in seconding the resolution, said that. in helping to exte;nd the work -of the Society in India we were orily}~oing our duty to. our country:­·men there by seeing' that they were given the epiritual help necessary to enable them to live Christian lives, then they would influence the natives among whom theylived in the right direction, for it must be admitted that the behaviour of the European in India is closely watched and often copied. Another reason why our own people should not be neglected is that sooner or later most of them intend .to settle in this country, and if they bring back the deadening weight of indifference to spiritual things, then they will be a menace to the work of Ohrist at.home. He begged to second the resolution.

This was unanimously carried by the meeting.

Sir Daniel Hamilton, in moving. the third resolution, "That the cordial thanks of the Society are due to the Hon. Secretaries, Treasurers, and to the Lady Collectors, and also to Mrs Orr and the members of the Ladies' Union for their devoted labours during the year," said, we knew something of the arduous and difficult :work. of the Lady Collectors, which we all appreciate. They were also greatly indebted to Mrs Orr for her devoted work in connection with the Anglo-Indian Ladies' Union.

Mrs Arnold Thomas, who baa. been very seriously ill in India aJ,ld invalided ·home, but had made a remarkable recovery, said, hl seconding the resolution, :that when the war broke out she and her

'husband were looking, forward with pleasure to returning to their work in India, but the Directors thought it advisable that they should postpone their sailing for a time. They had, however, spent a. busy and ha.ppy winter with. the R.F.A. in Swanage, and were glad to have had .the opportunity of 'doing a little for our brave defenders. They had just learned with pleasure that it was the intention of the Oommittee to send them· out in the autumn, and she asked their prayers and sympathy that the way may be made clear, so that they might go forward in this much .needed work:

This motion was also carried.

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Lord Reay, in proposing a vote of thanks to the speakers, alluded to the critical circumstances that absorbed all our thoughts: The heroism of the Indian troops, the loyalty of all classes in British India, the many tokens Indian Chiefs had given of their desire to :co-operate with .all His Majesty's subjects by their splendid gifts of motor cars and other war and Red Cross equipment, made us feel that India was avery vital part ·of the Empire. We had to do our duty to our fellow~subjects, especially those in the European community, who were scattered all over India, along the railways, in forests, and in mines. They did not belong to any parish, they had no regular servioe on Sundays. This Society, therefore, provided for an essential need. It was not only that our Agents preached sermons, they paid visits, organised Sunday schools, and distributed Bibles and other­Christian literature. They were welcome visitors to these isolated little colonies of Englishmen, Scotsmen and Irishmen. This was not a Missionary Society, but it was an auxiliary of Missionary Societies iIi so much as it upheld the Christian character of the British settlers, and all efforts of missionaries among the natives were vain if the practice of the Europeans was not in accordance with the Gospel the missionaries preached. This Society is interdenominational. We must not introduce in India the divisions which unhappily exist among ourselves, and which are due to historical causes. In India we can unfurl the Christian banner which can shelter all of us without abandoning whatever. may be our particular tenets of faith. After the war was over, his Lordship was convinced, that a great and glorious future was in store for India. Our responsibilities and our sympathy for the millions, whose welfare God had entrusted to us, will be increased. Our best wishes accompany Mr and Mrs Giles on their· return to the field of their activity. We trust that both here and in India we may succeed in obtaining more support for this Society, which, from its modest nature, does not appeal to the public as other Societies do. We pray for the coming of Christ's kingdom in our Empire.

Colonel E, Swinton Skinner proposed a vote of thanks to the Chairman for the excellent way in which his Lordship had carried the proceedings through, and the meeting was brought to a close by the Benediction, which was pronounced by the Rev. Arthur Giles.

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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR 1914-15.

Special Notice.-The Financial yea.r at Home ends 31st March, and the Treasurer desires tha.t all contributions and collections, not in be£or~ that month, be seut in as early in March as possible. If the Treasurers and Lady Collectors will kindly attend to thi~ it ,willgrea.tly oblige. . .

Several contributions are placed under London, Edinburgh, or Glasgow, when sent from places where there are no Auxiliaries. . ,

Lady Collectors are requested to send their Collecting Books with remittances.

ENGLAND .& WALES. Lady Norma.n .,£1 1 0 Col. Oldham . ~. 0]0 0

£400,4s.6d. ReadersofThe Christian,

-per Messr8 Morgan & ,. Scott I.td. . . 0 15 0

london a'ld Suburbs, Ladies' Ur1ioq, &c.-£202, 18s. 6d.

Readers of "The Life of Faith, per Messrs Marshall Bros.. . 0 5 0

The Rt:Hon. Lord Reay,

Sent to the Treasure/',the Bank, or 35 John Street, BedfordRow, W.C., £148,128.6<1.

R.T., G.C.S.I. 1 0 0 Lady Cecilia Roberts 1 0 0 Miss K. Rodger 5 0 0 C. F. Ryder, Esq. . 0 10 0

r;my Aitchison Mrs Anderson

. £5 5 0 5 0 {) 010 0 550

Mrs Robert .Arbuth'lot. F. A. Bevan, Esq •• J. B. Braddon, Esq. Ca.ptain and Mrs T. E.

010 0

Mrs Shields • 1 0 0 Miss Shubrick 1 0 0 Miss Maud Shubrick 0 10 6 Miss A. Simpson 0 10 0 Miss Southall 1 1 0 Mrs R. Southey 1 0 0

Burke. 1 0 0 Mrs Allan G. Steel 8 ·0 0 Dr F. N. Stewart. 1 1 0

LadyCandy . • • 1 1·0 Lady Hilda Strutt 10 0 0 lIrs Middleton Campbell 0 5 0 MrsCliiforo. • • 1 1 0

Mrs Studd 5 0 0 Miss Sturdee . 0 5 0

W. Coldstream, Esq., B.C.S. 2 2

Miss Cox • • • 110 J. F. W. Deacon, Esq.. 5 0 Col. and Mrs Ditmas 1 1 S. Dugdale, Esq. . 0 10 PerC. W. Elgar, Esq. 016 Rev • .A. Evill '1; 0 Miss Folev 0 2 Mrs R. F: Fremlin 10 0 F. Frernlin, Esq. 10 0 Sir William Godsell 0 10 Rev. Edward Gordon 1· 0 Miss Gray . . . 2 0 Major·Gen. H. J •. Grove 1 0 Sir Daniel Hamilton I) 5 J. B. Hill, Esq. 1 1 G. N. Hooper, Esq. 2 0 Col. G. A. Jacob 1 1 The Rt. Hon. Lord

Kinnaird. R.T. Sir Robert Laidlaw

5 {) 5 0

The Dowager Lady Law-rence, C.I. . . . 2 0

SirF.S.P.Lely,K.C.I.E.l 1 1'. T. Lewis, Esq. . 1 0 Dep .• Sur .. Gen. Loch,

H.D. 5 0 lIrs Lowis ., 1 10 Rev. E. Mackintosh 010 001. F. W. Major . 0 10 Alex. Miller, Esq.. 10 0 J. Morris, Esq. . • 2 10

Do. (Special) 1 10 Col. W. J. W. Muir 2 2 Jl1'IIlfewman 0 5

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Lady Tritton. 2 2 0 H. W. Verner Esq, 1 0 0 lIIrs F. A. Vincent . 1 0 0 Sir A. Wingate, K.C.I.E. 1 0 0

Pence Scheme. g Per Mrs K. B. Stuart 076

6 o Anglo-Indian Ladies' Union. o Per Mr8 Adolphus Orr,12 Pem· o bridge Place, lJallllWater, Hon. ~ See. and Tr~s.-'£28, 5s. 6d.

o I' (Detailed list, see p. 21.) o .

g I Lady Colleotors Jrt London and o Suburbs-£SI, Os. 6d.

1 01 o i Blaol\heath-£I4, 68 .. 6d. o I Collected bg Jfrs Elder, 11 Ble,,· o ington Road, Lee, S.E.-o £13, 58. 6d.

Mrs Cockburn 0 5 0 o Miss Crofton 0 2 6 o Mrs Elder. 1 0 0 o General Halliday • 1 0 0 o Mrs J. Halliday. 0 5 0 o Mrs Harvey . 1 0 0 o Frank Jacob, Esq. 5 0 0 o MrsKeith • 050 o Col. St. Quintin 0 10 6 o t Mrs Pringle 0 10 e

Col. E. Swinton Skinner £1 l' 0 Miss V. Wetherfield • 0 ;) {) Colonel Wingate, C.I.E. 0 5 () Mrs Wimberley 0 5 0 Miss Young.. 1 1 () Three Sympathisen 0]0 0

Per Col. E. Swinton Skinner. A. W. Ballance, Esq. 1 1 0

lfampstead-£5.

Collected by J-fiss Douie, 55 HfJ'V,ff-stock Hill, N. W.

Mrs Currie 0 5 0 Mr Cuthbertson 1 1 0 Miss Douie . 0 2 15 Mrs Fairbairn 0 2 6 Mrs M. Little 0 5 0 Miss H. Little 0 7 6 Miss.M. A. Little 0 5 0 Miss . .M 'Kin lay • 0 2 6 Col. A. S. Roberts' 0 5 0 Mr Weddel, 1914 1 1 0

Do. 1915 1 1 0 MnWilson 0 2 ()

Upper Norwood-£4, 8s. 6d. Oollected by Mrs Bleckley. Wak~­

hUT/lt,IS Highland Rd., Rrrnn· ley, Kent.

Mrs and Miss Bleckley Mrs Brownlow Mrs Jacob L. B. MrsRanken . Mrs E. M. Sinclair Mrs Small Mrs Orr White Mrs W. Wright

012 6 010 0 026 o 2 6 1 1 0 050 050 01<1 0 100

Wi"lbledo'l-£7, 5s. 6d. Oolleeted by Mrs Roag, 8 Lan·

caster Road-£5, 5B. 6d. Anon. (Don.) • Anon. (Don.). MrRBo~ Mrs Lee. Mrs Maynard Miss Parker Ashley Stables, Esq. .. J. Townsend, Esq., J.P. Miss M. E. Townsend

010 () 036 010 0 010 0 050 050 220 010 0 010 0

Per General TreaBtt1'lJ7-)Irs Hart 2 0 ()

Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society_ 27

ENCLAND-'-COUNTIES £197,68.

BATIt-£2, 28. Per General Treasurer.

Oollected. by Mi" Plenderleith, Hopeville, and Mis, N. Bed­path, 5 Summerhill Terract-6s. 6d.

Amounts under 2s. 6d .• £0 IS 6

CoUeoted by Mrs Lees, 25 JCan"", Road, Clifton-£4, 78.

Mrs Densham • £0 10 0 Mrs Durant • 0 Ii 0 Mrs G. F. Eberle 0 ! 6 Miss Hooper 1 1 0

OoL Tredway Clarke • £1 1 0 BIRMINCHltM-£3, 12s. Lieut.-Colonel R. T. Hare 1 1 0 Oollected by Miss Bridgman,

Mrs Lees 1 1 0 Mrs Moore . 0 Ii 0

BEDFORD-£13, 78. 6d. Hon. Secy. k Treas.-Lt.-Col. G·

F. POYNDER, 43 Ohaucer Road. Oollected by Mis, HillY6r,

102 FostlJr Hill Road. )(r Allen 0 2 0 lIrs Ashwell . 0 2 6 "Brought Nigh" _ 3 5 6 Vf. C. H. Burne, Esq. 1 1 0 Miss Dundas. 0 10 0 Hrs Forbes • 0 (j 0 lIrs Frodsham 0 2 6 Miss B. Grigg 0 2 6 Lady Haythorne 1 1 0 lliss Hutcheson 0 2 6 The Right Hon. Lord

Islington, 1914 2 2 0 Do. 1916 1 0 0

:Mrs E. Oliver 0 10 0 Cecil Polhill, Esq. 1 1 0 lIrs Rawnsley 0 (j 0 Miss Thomas 1 1 0 Miss Timaeus 0 2 6 Miss Underwood 0 2 6 Mrs Wroughton. 0 5 0 Qollected.by Miss Lewin 0 4 0

BERWICK-ON-TWEED­£5,48.

Hon. Secy.-Mrs ANDERSON, Town Farm, Tweedmouth.

Per Hon. Secretary.-£2, 13s. Mrs Anderson 0 5 0 Mrs Oraig. 0 6 Andrew Martin,Esq. 0 6 0 Miss Pearson. 0 2 6 Mrs Plenderleith 0 5 0 T. Purves, Esq. 0 (j 0 Mrs Redpath. 0 2 6 Mrs Wood 0 (j 0 Miss Wood 0 5 0 lIiss Wood. . 0 5 0 Tweedmouth YoM. Bible

Olass. ., 0 8 0 Amounts under 28. 6d.. 0 1 6

C9llected in Spittal-5s. 6d.

G. Parker, Esq. ,0 5 e Elj~rd Hou,e, Hagley ROlld, EdgbaBton-5s.

Mrs Prowse . 0 2 6 Miss R. Savill , . 0 6 0 Mrs Leonard Thomas 0 Ii 0

A Friend 050 Miss Wethered 0 6 0

Collected by :lli8s M. Craig, 62 Per Hon. Treasurer-£3, lOs. Mostyn Road, Handsworth- Mrs M. E. Butlin • 010 0 £3, 7s. Rev.H.G.E. de St.Dalmas 1 0 0

Mrs E. A. Crabbe 1 1 0 Miss Jose 0 10 0 Miss Agnes Craig 0 2 6 Mrs Lloyd . 0 10 0 Miss S. F. Forrest • 0 2 6 G. A. Wills, Esq. 1 ,0 0 JohnW.ShorthouBe,Esq.1 1 0 In Memory of I.M.S. 1 0 0

BOURNEIY(OUTH-£14, 25. 6d. BROMLEY & CHISELHURST-

78.6d. Collected by Miss Caroline S. Collected by Miss Leino, Smith,

Robertson, Glenholme, Rose- Dewhurst, Widmore Road, mount Road Bromley.

Miss Andrews 0 5 Mrs Ball&ntine 0 2 Major Dolby. 0 10 Capt. Drummond 0 5 Colonel Eden 0 5 Miss Ewbank. 0 Ii I\liss Fraser . .0 5 A Friend (B. T.) 0 10 A. Friend (T.). 0 5 rtIiss M. Louisa Garfit 0 5 Mrs Talbot-Graves 0 5 Mrs Hack 0 5 Mrs Harkness 0 6 Miss Hay. 0 6 Colonel Heywood. 2 2 Mrs Hutchinson, 1914 0 5

do. 1915 0 5 Miss Richardson. . 1 0 Miss Robertson·Aikman 0 ·6 MissJ.Robertson-Aikman 0 (j Miss C. S. Robertson 1 0 Mrs Robson 1 0 Miss Robson • 1 0 Miss H. Robson 1 0 Rev. A. J. Sadd. 0 10 Mrs Ford Simpson 0 6 Mrs W. Simpson. 0 5 Mrs Johnson-Smyth 0 2 Mrs Eugene Stock 1 0

BRISTOL-£12, Is.

o I Mrs Mathieson . g Mrs G. Poole Smith o Miss Warmington

01

Q 2 6 026 02(;

0 1 011 CARDIFF-£lO, 18s. g Oollected by Mi~8 W. Rees, Snow­o I donia, 36 Miskin St., (Ja,rdi./!-o £2, lOs.

01 Ad&m Andrew, Esq. o Thomas Balmer, Esq. o Mrs Bonnyman o Dr R. Oameron . o T. M. Heywood, Esq. o Da.vid Little, Esq. o Miss W. Rees' . o Rev. ,Yo L. Robertson, o M.A.. . . o Rowland Smith, Esq. o Windsor Place Presby-g terian Church, S.S.

026 026 026 026 010 0 026 026

026 026

o 0

6 o o 6 o

Per General Treallurer-£8, Sa. Reginald Cory, Esq. 4 4, 0 Miss Cory _ 2 2 0 Miss B. Cory. 2 2 0

Rev. J. H. Sutcliffe . 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 S 0 Hon. Treas.-Rev. H. G. E. DE

CHELTENHAM-£21,78.

Hon.Treas.-Lt.-Col. A. O.

Oollected by MiaB H. Ca11e1'hill, Ra11ensdowne.

Alex. Darling, Esq. 010 0

Oollected by Mus Cowbourne, Tweedmouth.-j£1.

D. H. Askew, Esq. 0 5 0 R. Renton, Esq.. . 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 12 6

CoZlectedby Miss Ord, Tweedmouth-9s.

llatthew Ross, Esq. 0 Ii 0 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 4, 0

ST. DALlIIAS, Westwood,Linden Road, Redlan~.

Collected, by j[iss Dempster, 26 Manilla Road, Cliftorv-13s.

Miss Dempster 0 10 6 Miss M. Grace 0 2 6

Oollected by Mrs Brittan Evans, 32 Pembroke Road, Clijtorv­£3,11s.

Mrs Brittan Evans Mrs J. L. Evans • Mrs Parker Evans. H.L. Wethl'red,Esq.

110 100 010 I) 100

MOLESWORTH, 3 Priory Street. Collected by Miss M. Baa.n­

Powell, Weste1'lee, 8t .d ndrewr. Fije-£16, 7s.

Miss M. Baden-Powell Mrs James Cox Miss 'Lawrence Mrs Lewis . R. O. Owst, Esq. Mrs Phayre . Mrs Stephenson Miss D. Wilson Miss M. L. Wilson H. O. Wilson', Esq.

100 100 110 050 060 050 110 1 00 550 6 I) 0

Anglo-.lndian Evangelisation Society.

Colleote~ by Miss Eva Henry, 1 ~ Argyle VillCl8, The Par1c­.£4.

Mrs 'AnderSon AnonylPous (Don.) Mrs Batten

. £0.2 6

Mrs Brewster • • Mrs Gunning.Campbell C.W .. Mi88 Dods Mi88 Duncan • Mrs Gilbert Miss Henry MiBS Agnes Henry Miss Jarrett • Mrs H. Plinlley-Killly • Mrs Reynolds-~eynoldil Mrs Ringer (Don.) Mrs Roberts . • . Mrs Alex. Simpson Mrs Tulloch _ Mrs Witts . Amounts under 28. 6d .•

026 010 0 o 50 026 050 e 2 6 026 026 010 0 026 026 026 026 030 050 050 026 026 070

Pe,' General Tf'eaBUrer-Mra Graham . 1 0 0

DORMAN'S PARK-£6. CoUected by Mrs Iflglis, Bul-Bul,

HALSTEAD, ESSEX-£9, 18s. NEWCASTLE·ON·TYNE­£4,68.6d . Rev. ·.ARTBmt GILES' FUND.

Collected by Miss M. Cre88all, ROBe Cottage, Hal.tead-

£9,4s. A.· I. E. S, Sewing lleeting£3 0 Miss Chaperlin 0 2 Miss Cressall .. 0 5 MrE. Doubleday ~ 0 ]0 Mrs C. Fitch.. 0 2 Hi88 K. Fitch 0 2 A Friend' . 0 2 A Friend (Don.) 0 10 Mrs Goodey 0 5 Miss Goodey 0 10 Miss Gray 0 10 MissJ ackson . 0 3 MrandMrsA. W.Kibble 0 5 Mr M. Mathews 0 2 MrMayes 0 2 Mrs Morris.. () 10 Mr Leonard Norman 0 2 Mr W. Oakley 1 ] Miss Playle 0 5 Mr F. Smith . 0 2 Miss E. Tyler 0 2 Miss Tyler . 0 2 Miss Whitehead 0 5

Collected by Alias :ftl'Lean, Ra?l­noch Lodge, LindiB/arne Rd.

George Bainbridge, Esq.£O 10 0-o Dr Drummond 0 10 O·

6 ~~S~~~?, Esq. ~ 1~ g. ~ :~sl~~~~n', Esq. . ~ ~ ~. 6 The Misses Thorburn 0 10 (). 6 6 o o o o o 6 6 o o o o 6 6 6 o

READINC-£9, 7s. Hon. Tt'easurer-

Mrs E. P. FOQUETT SUTTON, Sidmouth Grange, near Reading. Miss Foquett 0 5 0', Mrs Pennington. 0 2 8' Mrs W. B. Robet·tson ] 0 0-Mrs Soole 0 2 6' Mrs E. P. F. Sutton 1 1 0-A. W. Sutton, Esq. 1 1 0 M. H. F. Sutton, Esq. 2 2 0'" E. P. F. Sutton, Esq. . 2 2 (). The Misses Y. and F.

Sutton . • . 010 () 1 1 ()-Dorman'. Park, Surrey.

Anonymous. !.{I.dyBemard

o 5 20

o Pence Scheme. o PerMiss Florence Kibble o

Leonard G. Sutton, Esq.

014 0

Miss Da Costa . lirs Carstares Dunlop A: Friend. . Miss Luard and ?tfies

Parke. . Mrs M'Intosh Mrs Mill. Miss Panting Mrs Riddell. . Mrs H. H. Sutherland

o 5 o 5 o 5

o o

o 2 Cl 050 050 026 050 200

EASTBOU~NE-£4, 28. Collected by MiBs B. E. BrIJtton,

Parkholme, Meadl Road-£2,2s.

Miss B. Brutton .Mrs Dowkel' Miss Gurney . Colonel Johnstone Dr. Peacey • J. L. Reid, Esq.

046 020 050 010 0 010 0 010 6

Per General Treasur,r. Lt .. CoI.R.VernonGarrett2 0 0

EVESHAM DISTRICT-::­£1,108.

Per General Trealurer-l0s. Miss Brown 0 5 0 Mrs Meyer 0 ~ Ii 0

Collected by Mrs Norman, Sev'Tn. ,c8ide Fruit Farm, N ewnham, GZoucuter-£I. -

.Aliss M. T. Douglas Cooper 0 2 6 Mrs Etches.. 0 2 6 Mrs Gwynn·Evans . 0 2 6 W. C. Nigel Jones, Esq. 0 2 6 Miss M'Oleverty 0 2 6 Mrs Norman 0 2 Cl .Mlss Teesdale 0 2 6 MiBB L. E. wait 0 2 6

LlVE~POOL DISTRICT­'£12, 48. 6d.

Per General Treasurer--£5,3s.6d.

Walter mease, Esq. H. D. Dickie, Esq. John Graham, Esq. A. C. Mitchell, Esq. . A. G. Rankine, Esq. ,J. P.

010 0 D 10 6 100 220 110

Birkenhead-:-£7, Is. Collected by Mrs Dean, Polbae,

SHEFfIELD-£23, 118.

Hon. Secy.-Miss DYSON, 35 West­bourne Road.

Collected by Miss DO?'othll H. Bed/ord, Shat'row Hurst-

£1, 15s. Miss D. H. Bedford Mrs W. H. Berry Mrs Blakeney . Maj.·Gen. Campbell Mrs J. C. Clegg Mrs Ellin MissEllin W. S. Skelton, Esq.

o 2 6-026 026-010 (). 026 050 o 5 () 050-

TcZlernache Road-Charles Band, Esq. 0 5 0 Collected by ,Miss It,f. W. Dyson,,, Mrs W. R. Band 0 2 6 35 Westboume Road-£21, 16s. Rev.(B. Bell, B.p. 0 5 0 Mrs Alderson 0 5 (}. Donald Dean, Esq. 0 5 0 MiBB Andre;ws ~ 0 2 I) Mrs W. Dempster. 0 5 0 Miss E. Andrews 0 2 6· Mrs T. Green 0 5 0 John Askham, Esq. 1 1 0, Mrs A. Guthrie ·1 0 0 MiBS Baker.. 0 2 6 Mrs T. lJ. Harper 0 2 6 Mrs Edwin Barber 0 2 6, Mrs Ker. 0 2 6 The Misses .Barker 0 5 (} T. A. Leigh, Esq. 0 5 0 Mrs Brewer . 0 .2, 6 Miss M'Kay.. 0 5 0 Mrs John Burrows 0 5 0" Mrs Samuel Porter 0 5 Q Mrs Clarke • 0 5 () . ltIre Radcliffe 0 2 CI Miss Cockayne. 0 2 6 The Reyner Trust 3 3 0 Mrs R. Colver, jun. 0 5 a.-Mrs Shelley 0 2 6 Dr Dyson ~ '0 5 0 Miss Tate 0 3 0 Mrs Dyson . 0 5 (), Miss Whiting 0 2 6 Mi88M. W. Dyson 0 2 6-

MANCHESTER-£3, 8s. Hon. T,·eaB.-A. E. HAGUE, Esq.,

4 York Street, Spring Gardens.

Per Hon. Treasuref'. J. K. Bythell, Esq. 1 F. Kemp, Esq. ~. • 1 Oswald Robinson, Esq. 1 R. Heaton Smith. Esq. 0

1 0 1 0 1 0 5 0

Miss C. L. Favell 010 0 Mrs W. Fielding 0 5 () Mrs Gallimore 0 5 () Mrs Girdwood 0 5 0-

:~: g:;&!:r Harrison: g ~ ~. Mrs R. Jonas . 0 S () The-Misses Leader 1 0 0 Mrs C. D. Leng 0 5 0 Miss Longbottom 0 2 6' J. M.Merrill, Esq. 0 5 (}.,

Anglo-Indian E,vangeli8ation.8ociety.

Mrs Mitchell· Withers Mrs Moseley

, .. £0,5

~rs Arthur Neal llrs James Neill • The Misses Nicho1son John'Norton, Esq. Mrs Nowill Mrs Osborn • Mrs Wm. Osborn lIiss S. Peace :Miss Pye·Smith Miss Ridgeway Mrs H. E. Sandford Mrs W. Staniforth Lady Stephenson Miss Taylor Mrs Thorpe. . ]Irs Herbert Toothill lfiss Tozer Mrs M. Wardlow • Mrs T. H. Waterhouse. Mrs G. K. Wilson . Mrs Henry J. Wilson Mrs J. K. Wilson . Ald. J. Wycliffe Wilson Mrs J. Wyoliffe Wilson. Dr Ruth Wilson :M1'8 Bernard Wragg Mrs Wragg

o 2 o 5 o 2 o /j I) 10 o 5 010 o 5 o 2 o I

o 2 o 5 o 5 1 0 o 2 o 5 o 2 o 5 o 5 1 1 010 ! 0 010 ·1 1 010 o 5 o 5 o 5

E~tr.a Gifts for Weti' Time-

Anonymous 1 0 Dr Dyson 0 5 Mrs Dyson 0 6 Miss M. W. Dyson 0 3 Mr W. H. Dyson 0 2 lIrs Moseley . 0 2 :Mrs W. Stainforth 0 2 )(iss Taylor 0 2 Miss Tozer •• 0 5 )(r and Mrs C. H. Wilson 0 5

o TEICNMOUTH-£4,Os.6d. a Colleeted by Mias B. Rendle, Bel· o grave House, Lower Brimleigh.

Collecttd by My, Stirling, 7 St. John', Te'l"l'ace-£4, 128.

Mrs Evan Byrde . £0 2 8. F. W. Byrde, Esq. 0 10 O' 6 Miss Adams • . £0 2 6

o W. Banbury, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Blake 0 6 0-W. L. Oarey, Esq. 1 0 0 o lIiss Oollins.. 0 5 0

o T. Preston Cook, Esq. 0 2 a Mrs Hare . 026 E. E. Lowis, Esq. 1 0 0 6 Mrs W. H. Oooke • 0 2 6 g Mrs P. Collis. 0 2 6 Mrs T. Smith. 0 5 0 Mrs Rossiter.. 0 5 O· Rev. C. Stirling, M.A.. 0 2 6 a ~~~o~~son g ~ ~

a The Misses G. and E. S. o Law o Miss Leah o Mr W. Maunder 8 MrsMay o Mrs J. Morgan 6 Mi88 Oakley • o Mrs E. J. Orton o Powderham Terrace o Mrs Henry Short o Mrs Tanner o MrsTaylor o Mrs Tothill and Mise o Boocock o :M:iss Tothill g MissTrood

o ~:'o~::! und'er 28: ad.

Miss Stirling • 0 2 6 o 7 6 Mrs Thacker • 0 5 O' o 2 6 Miss Thacker • 0 2 6 o 2 6 Miss C. L. Thll.cker • 0 2 6 o 5 0 Miss H. Polhill·Turner. 0 2 0-o 2 6 Mrs Williams 0 5, G" 026 026 066 026 050 026

026 026 026 o 2 (j

040

SCOTLAND. £550, 88.

EDINBURGH, LEITH~ PORTOBELLO, &c.

£170, 3s. 7d. TORQUl\Y-£lO, Is.

Sent to the General Treasu1'er, or­to the Bank, including Dona­tions from places 1vhere ther~-

o COllected by Mias Martin, St. o CyreB, Walnut Road, Torquay­o £6,18s. o A. Backhouse, Esq. 6 Miss Belcher • a . Miss Brown o Miss Budd • • 6 Miss A. O. Oampbell o Miss Oampbell o Miss Oarr .

Mrs Cumming Mr Dodds

010 o 2 o 2 010 o 2 o 2 o 2 1 0 o 2

o ia no .du~iliary-£106, 68. Id. 6 Lt.·Col. Quentin Agnew, 6 M.V.O., D.S.O. . 1 0 0 o HoratiusBonar,Esq.,W.S.l 1 0 6 Geo. Burns, Esq. 0 5 0' 6 Miss Bruce.. 0 10 (). 6 Col. T. Cadell, V.C.,

STEEPLE ASHTON, WILTS- Miss Jardine. Mrs Leslie • • •

o 2 o 5

o C.B.. . 1 0 6 Mrs M'Leod Campbell. 0 5 0 6 R. Carstairs, Esq., I.O.S. 1 0 0' o J. Stewart Clark, Esq. 2 0 0' o J. Oornwall, Esq. 0 5 0.-o J. J. Oowan, Esq., J.P. 1 0 0

£16, lOs. 6d. Norman Mackinlay, Esq. o 5 Miss Martin

Collected by M 1" Gardner, Ashton Miss Perrens o 5 010 010 o 5 1 0 1 0

6 A. L. Oross, Esq. 0 15 0, o Miss Cross, Senr.. . 0 5 0' HOtUJe. Mrs Rasbotham 0' Rev. AlfredOoutts, B.D. 0 5 0

Miss Asprey 0 5 Mrs Gardner . 1 1 Mrs Heywood 0 2 Miss Jackson 1 1 Colonel Seaton. 0 10 H. J. Shepard, Esq. 2 0 Mrs Stephens 0 2 Ernest Tye, Esq. 0 10 A. C. Warren, Esq., M.D. 1 1 J. W. Warren, Esq. 2 2 W. S. Warren, Esq.> 5 5 MIss Warren 210

STRATFORD·O N·AVON­£1, lIs.

Collected by Miss Jackson, '5 Ship.ton Road.

Mrs S. S. Atkinson :Hr Bentley Miss Hanley . Mrs W. H. Jackson Mr and Mrs J. O. Smith Mr R. M,' Smith Mr F. Winter

o 2 o 2 o 1 o 2 010 010 o 2

Mrs Reid o The Mii!ses Teage ~ Goods Sold

o Mr F. G. Dixon. 0 10 0 o Messrs Dobbie &0 Co. 0 7 6

J. M. Drennan, Esq. 1 0 0 o PeT General TteaBw·e,·. o Anon. 3 3 0

Messrs Wm. R. DuJ! &00. • • 1 1 ()

010 O. 0' : TUNBRIDCE WELLS-£l, lOs. o Per Gentral TrelU'Urtr. o Col. A. W. C. Bell 0 5 o Mra Benwell, 1914 0 Ii o Do. 1915 0 5

Col. D. T. Hatchell 0 10 001. H. Marsh 0 6

Rev. John Forgan Sir A. H. L. Fraser,

K.C.S.I. , LL.D. o Free Church of Scotland o ~rsa~~;:te Mrs Govan

o .. Her" works do follow o her" o The Yen. Archdeacon

1 0 o 0 o 0' 1 0

010 0

Luckman, M.A. 2 2 0, WESTON-SUPER·MARE- Mrs John Lusk • . 0 10 0

£6, 4s. 6d. Rev. P. R. Mackay, D.D. 0 10 ~

Hon. Secy. and Treall.- ~e:!t~!~~kiis:lJq. ~ 1~ 0 Rev. GBO. DAVIES, Armida.le, Mrs Middlet~n '. .0 2 (}

Olarence Park, N. 1>r.A:.G.Miller,F.R.C.S.E. 0 2 6' 6 Collected by Mis, F. Lillie Flint, Rev. A. Miller, D.D. 1 3 6-6 Sherwood Lodge-£I, 12s. ad. J.ForbesMoncrieff, Esq. 0 5 0-

6 MissF. L. Flint 012 6 Martin Mowat, Esq.,M.A. 0 10 0 o Mrs Flint 0 2 'I" Miss K Scott Moncrieff 0 5 0

o Mrs Grevile 0 10 Q Mies Mure (1914) 10 0 0 o Mrs Lees 0 2 e Do. (1915) 10 0 o· a Miss Muir 0 i 0 Miss Nelson 1 0 ()

30 Anglo-Indian 1!Jvangelisation Society.

.Miss E.lL Newnham . .£0 ! G. B. Pasley, Esq."B.C.S. 2 0

IS Oollected by M r, Cousin, Oollected by Lady BUB,eU, "DOli· 11ille, Oanaan LIIM-.£d. o 11 Greenhill Terrace - .£2.

Mrs Pasley . 1 0 W. Porteous, Esq. 0 5 g Mrs Blaikie • .£0 ,5

o Mrs Bruce 0 2

Mrs Boswell • ..£0 2 • o Miss Bryce~Douglas 0 2 6 6 Mrs Downie.. 0 i • Mrs Raitt 1 0

Col. R. G. W. Ra.msa.y. 0 10 Rev. David Reid, B.D. 0 10

o Miss Cousin 0 5 o Mrs Cousin . • I) 2

o Miss Mackinzie. 0 10 0' 6 Miss E. L. Mackinzie 0 10 0

HissE. Rigg 0 10 o Thomas Oumming, Esq. 0 5

o ~: E!~~~on ~ ; o Mrs Duncan M'IA,ren 1 0 0 6 Miss M. Nairn 0 10 0 Mrs A. Robertson 2 0

Rt. Rev. J. Robertson, D.D. 010 o Rev. Dr ThomsQn 0 2

o Mrs Traill ., 0 2

6 Major-General Orr 0 2 6 6 Mrs Ritchie 0 2 6 6 Lady Russell. 0 10 0 Oolonel Sconce 1 0

Rubert. Scott, Esq. 0 10 o Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 10 o Mrs Seton 0 5 0 Sir A. R. Simpson, M. D. 1 0 Mrs G. H. Sincla.ir 1 1 Andrew Stewart, Esq.. 0 10 Mrs Stirling 1 0 Miss'Stuart 1 0 Miss Tennant 0 2 Mr W. SteVl'm ThQmpson 1 0 Mrs Turnbull • . 0 5 United Free Church of

o o 6 o o 6 o o

of SCQtland .!5 0 0 Sir Robert Usher. 1 0 0 Frank J. Usher, Esq. • 1 0 0 Miss Ralston Waddell. 0 5 0 W. Wa1ker, Esq. .1 1 0 MrsWauchQpeofNiddrie 010 0 Peter Whyte, Esq. 1 0 0 Miss Anna'WQod 1 0 0 Bank Interest 3 11 1 Roll·Top Desk sold 5 7 6

Per City of Edi'lllJurgh Charity. Organilation Societll-£8, 7s. Gd.

The Misses Boyd (1914). 026

Collected by Miss Dudgeon, 18 Grosvenor Street-'£1, 2s. Gd.

G. Dunlop, Esq. Miss Paterson Mrs Richardson Miss Shirreff . Rev. Geo. Smith,LL.D.,

C.I.E.

026 026 010 0 026

e 5 0

Mrs Smith 0 2 6 Mrs Simson 0 6 0 Mrs Simpson. 0 2 6 Miss Strong . 1 0 0 Mrs R. L. Stuart, 1914. 0 5, 0

do. 1915. 0 2 .6 Rev. GeQ. Wilson, D.D. 0 2 ~

Collected by Mr, George StsvMt, St. Catherine'" Wardie Road,­.£15, 18s.

Oollected by MrBJ.M. Fleming, Miss M'Neel Oaird 02.6 010 0 o 10 ~

51 Mardale Cre,.-.£2, 38. Mrs Oallander

Mrs J. Burgess Mrs Robert Campbell Miss Cleghorn CQ1Qnel CQwan Mrs J. M. Fleming Miss Gall . Mrs Henderson Miss Taylor

o 2 6 Miss Darling.

o 5 0 :;8CE1~~tt o 3 0 Mrs Ingram 1 0 0 Mrs M'Michael o 5 0 Mrs Gavin Paul o 6 Miss M1l.rgaret Paul ~ ~'~ Mrs Riddell .

Mrs T. L. Ritchie. Mrs Russell

o i i

Do. (1915) o 6 0 Oollected by Mis/! O. M. Sanderson GeQrge Stewart, Esq. John Stewart, Esq. Wm. Stewart, Esq. . Urs Wm. stewart (lIr

o g • 026 026 010 Ii o 5 It 026 060 026 010 0 o i 0 1 0 G

Mrs Currie • '. '. T. Brown Darling, Esq.,

M.D .• Mrs M. J. Kirkpatrick Mrs Mackay

'0 5 0 14 Blinkbonny Crescent-£7.

M'Dowall's Fund) 10 0 0 Mrs Wm. Tod 1 0 It Mrs J. Webster. 0 2 6 Amounts under 28. ed.. " 2 6

g i i ::ss~~~~:~t!r~~~~ ~ ~ g Ltd 0 5 0

g : ~ MSS:~! A: Cru~cks~nk ~ Mrs Methven . • Sir' G. M, Pa.ul, LL.D. . G. E. Philip, Esq •• LadySym '. The Misses Sym •

00 105 0 James Macdonald, Esq., 0 2 6 W S 1 0 (I Oollected by Mils Tod, 1 02fora

o Ii 0 .... • 0 2 6 Terrace-7s.6d. Mrs Tweedie Watson . The Very . Rev. Prin.

o 5 0 David Shaw, Esq., W.S. Mrs George Watt. 0 5 0 Mrs Wood 0 2 6

Miss Wood 0 Ii 0 050 ,Whyte, D.D . . Miss Wishart o 5 0 Collected by Mrs Mackenzie, {;

Albert Terrace, Morningside-

ladies' Assooiation, Edinburg~ . ~:'~~ery.. 1 1 0 and Leitit-£60, lOs, Mrs Fredk. Wright 1 1 0

Hon. Sec. and Superintendent of Lady Oollectors-Lady Rus· SELL, Woodl'ille, Canaan Lane.

Oollected by Mr. W. J. Rhind,' Richmond Villa, Warau~

Oollected by Mils Walker, 2SHartingtonPlace-17s.6d. La.dy Ardwall 0 2 I) Lady Guthrie . • 0 5 0 Mrs Campbell Lorimer. 0 2 6 Mrs Mercer 0 ! 6 Mrs Morrison 0 5 0

Oollected by Mi88 Watt, Hon. Trea&. - Mrs CaOJOlBLLN

BROWN, 14 Ainslie Place. '£1, 198.

Mrs J. Dewer • o 2 6 5 OirCUI Gardens-13s.

g ~O i ~t~: !;;~~ia~ieson g ~ ~ Per Hon. Tf'ealUrer~'£13, Os. fId. Miss HislQP • . 0 2 6 0011. and Sale{)f Work at

the Annual Meeting. 12 18 0

Collected by Mils FrancuAitkm, 2 Hartington Gardem-

.£1,2s.6d. Mrs E. H. Aitken. • 0 2 6 Mrs Sangster Anderson 0 Z 6 Miss Bell 0 3 0 Miss Blyth 0 2 6 Mrs Martin 0 2 6 Mrs GordQn SCQtt. ..() 2 6 M.; Paterson/Esq., M.D. 0 2 6 Mrs Wilson ." 0 4 6

R. C. Ewart, Esq. Mrs Darling Ker . Mr and Mrs Matheson MrsM'Crow ~ 3 0 Miss WatsQn • 0 4 g MrsRhind. . The Misses Roberton MrsM. Smith

o 3 6 o 2 6 0, 2 e

Oollected by Mil. Bhind, Richllwnd Villa; Wardie-

13s. Mrs Anderson 0 2 6 Miss Rhind.. 0 2 6 W. J. Rhind, Esq. • 0 2 6 Mr and Miss Sutherland 0 3 0 Miss Wishart. 0 ! 6

Collected by Mils Wil.on,IS Learmonth Terrace-.£2, 7s. 6d.

Mrs W. F. Anderson Miss Bannerman Miss Davidson Miss DQuglas. • Stuart Fraser, Esq. MrsGordon • Dr Elsie Inglis Mrs Stevenson Miss Stevenson Miss Wilson

010 0 050 050 050 050 050 026 026 o 2 i 050

Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society. 31

LEITIf-lOs. I Mrs Hector . . £0 2 6 , ,. Dr and Mrs Robb . 0 5 0

oouecW::fa!;:8R'::::t.ht, 46 Mrs Sellar ,- 0 2 6 Collected b~!~~~~LaChlan,

BEAULY-19s.

Mrs Murray. , £0 6! Collected by Mi8s Walker, J. Mackenzie, Esq. . £0 2 6 Th08. Robertson, Esq., Carlton Place-lOs. J. T. Garrioch, Esq. . 0 2 •

1.8.0. .. 0 2 6 Mils E. A. ROBS 0 2 6 Re •. E, A. Rankin, B.D. 0 2 6 Bev." J. R. S. Wilson, Ml' and Mrs J. Shaw 0 5 0 Amounts under 2s. ad. .011 6

A!~~~t~ under 2s: 6d. g ~ ~ Mrs Williams 0 2 6 BICCAR-£l, 15s. Per Hon. Treasurer. Collected by Mus Lena HiIllop,

PO~TOBELLO-£2, 14s. Hon. Secy.-WN. BAIRD, Esq.,

Clydesdale Bank. Collected by Miss Afiller, 3 St.

Alary's Place, Joppa. Mrs C. R. Cormack 0 2 6 Rev. Wm. Farquharson 0 2 6 lirs Gordon. . . 0 2 6 .Rev. G. T. Jamieson,D.D. 0 2 6 Mrs Lees 0 2 6 Bev. J. KellS 0 2 6 Mrs Mackintosh 0 2 6 Miss Niven • 0 2 6 Mrs Robertson 0 2 6 Mrs Shiels 0 2 6 .Mrs Speedie . 0 5 0 Mrs Urquhart 0 2 6 Mrs Weir. 0 2 6 .Miss Williamson. 0 2 6 .Amounts under 28. 6d. 0 16 6

SCOTLAND-COUNTIES £380, 4s. 5d.

ABERDEEN £8, 13s.

Han. 7'Teaa.-ALFRED J. WOOD, Esq., The Clydesdale Bank.

Collected by MisB E. A. B"uce, l! Braemar Piace.-16s.

Alex. Olal'k, Esq. 0 2 6 George Oonnoll, Esq. 0 2 6 Jas. A. Jeffrey, Esq. 0 2 6 lliss Helen Reid 0 1 0 G. lL Stalker, Esq. 0 2 6 Jobn Watt, Esq. 0 2 6 A. Wilson, Esq. 0 2 6

Oollected by MiffS Walton, 28 Albert Ttlrrace-£S, 17s. ad.

11rs Angus, Senr. J. P. Cumins, Esq. Peter Dey, Esq. Adam Maitland, Esq. Mrs Manson, lira Bennett Mitchell Stodart J. Mitchell, Esq. Rev. PriJ'l. Geo. Adam

Smith,.D.D. Wm. Smith, Esq.. . Sir David Stewart, LL.D.

Do. 1915

026 026 050 050 050 026 050

o Ii 0 050 100 100

Oollected by Mis, Af'Dim-mid, ~eat Western Road-£l, 9s. 6d. Kiss Aitken . 0 2 0 Mrs G. B. Esslemont 0 2 6 Dr Gibb .. 0 26 John Gibb, Esq. 0 5 0 Mi~s Grant. . . 0 2 6 Brigade.Surgeon R. Gray 0 6- 0

Mrs Logan . 1 0 0 Elmwood. A. J. Wood, Esq. 1 0 0 Thos. Oove, Esq. 0 2 6

ALLOI\-£lO, 178. Hon. Sec1/.-A. P. FORRESTER·

PATON, Esq., Inglewood.

Miss Dunlop . . • 0 10 0 John A. Galbraith, Esq. 010 0

Miss Kello ., 0 2 6 W. B. Pairman, Esq. . 0 2 6

I

Miss Lena Hislop 0 2 6

g I Mr W. E. :::;:::~:~ 0 0

Hon. Secy. and Treas.-0- Mrs DAYID DUKE, Eskpark.

Collected by MUB M'Leilan Shajtesbury Street-£5, lis.

Anon.,. 010 Thomas Gray, Esq. . 0 5 Hon. Mrs A. Forrester.

Paton. 010 Mrs Forrester-Paton 1 0 (i i Oollected, by Miss Hume,

o Barrelwell-£l, 5s. Mrs J. Forrester·Paton 1 0 .A Friend 0 2 (j Mrs Dr Adam . . 0 2 6 Mrs R. Procter 0 10 o JamesGuthrie, Esq., J.P. 0 5 0

o T. M. Guthrie, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs W. T. Procter 0 5 J. M. Reid, Esq. 0 5 o Mrs Hume 0 5 0 Mrs D. Thomson 0 10 o Miss Hume 0 2 6 Mrs G. F. Thomson 0 2 6 Mrs Hutchison 0 2 6 Miss Wingate . 0 10 o Mrs Paxton 0 5 0 Amounts under 25. 6d. . 0 7 (, I

! Collected by Mills M'Nab, Pel' General Trpasu1·tl'l·.

Alex. Forrester·Paton, Miss Aird 0 2 6 'I Keitho!lk-15s.

o Mrs Coats 0 2 6

I' Mrs David Duke 0 2 6

Esq. 5 O.

Miss M'Nab 0 5 0 Mrs M'Nab 0 2 6 ARBROATH--£l, 148. 6d.

Oollected by Alias Crichton, M ansejield . i BRIDGE Of I\LLAN-

Mrs Crichton Mrs Norman Fraser Mrs J. Frasel'

o 6 £4, 3s. 6d. g i ~ Collected by Mi8s E. Robertson,

Mrs Kinloch o 0 Wal,ner Bouse, Benderson St. Mrs Paterson o 2 0 -£1, ]6s. 6d. Mrs Renny . George Sturrock, Esq. Mrs Swan Messrs Francis Webster

& Sons M;rs Wilson

AYR-£2,58.

026 026 050

010 0 030

Oollected by Mr James M'lntyrc, Roberton, HawkhiU.

Miss Davidson 1 0 0 James Dobbie, Esq. 0 2 6 Misses Eaglesome . 0 2 6 Mrs W. C. Gray. 0 2 6 Miss J. Houldswol'th 0 fi 0 Mrs Macdonald 0 6 Mrs M'Dougall. 0 2 6 Jas. Macintyre, Esq. . 0 5 0 Rev. Hugh MacLuskle. 0 2 6

BANFF-9s. 6d. OoUected by Mis. Galloway,

Greenleigh, Banff. Re,'. W. S. Bruce, D.D. 0 2 6 Jas. Oruden, Esq. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s.6d. 0 4 6

Rev. W. Anderson Mrs Carmichael Mr Forfar . Miss Galbraith Miss Liddell Miss M'Dowell The Misses Miller . Mrs A. Morrison ·Mrs Reid Mr Salmond. . Amounts under 2s. ed.

026 026 026 026 050 026 026 026 02«1 026 o 9 0

Oollected by Afill8 M. Miller, Vailima-£2,7s.

Mrs Benllett 0 2 6 Mrs Govan 0 2 6 Mrs Hannay 0 6 0 Mrs Hill. 040 Miss M'Clymont 0 2 6 Miss M'Gregor 0 2 6 Rev. J. Miller 0 6 Mrs Oulton 0 2 6 Miss Robertson 0 2 6 Mrs Roxburgh 0 6 0 Mrs Service . 0 2 6 Mrs Smith Nicol 0 6 0 ,John Waddell, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Watson 0 2 '6 Amounts under 28. ed.. 0 3 0

32 Anglo-l~dian Evangelisation Society.

CHIRNSIDE DISTRICT-178.

Hon. Secy. and Treas.­Mr JODN'M'BAIN, Chirnside. Collected by Miss Trotter,

Allamon, Chirnside. Amounts under 28. tid. £0 9 6

Oolleeted by Mias Spence, WhilBo1ne-7s. ad.

Rev. Hugh P. Reid 0 3 0 Amounts under 2s.6d. 0 4 6

CORSTORPHINE-£l, 19s.

I Miss Thomson . . £0 2 6 Alex. Thomson, Esq. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. ad.. 0 5 0

CUPAR-FIFE-£I, lOs. Per General Treasurer.

Miss E. J. Govan. . . £1 10 0

DALI{EITJf-£2, l]s. Oollected by Mrs Somerville,

Gleneairn, Dalkeith. Mrs Alison 0 5 Miss Mushet 0 10 Mrs Paterson. 0 10 Mrs Somerville. 1 1 Mrs James Stewart 0 . 5

DUMBARTON-lls. 6d.

M'OheyneMenw1'ial U. F. Church -Collected bll Miss B. Hender­son,Wut Park-£2, 2s. 6d.

Mrs Briggs 0 2·6 Mrs A. S .. Henderson 0 5 0

o Miss B. Henderson .1 0·.'0 o Mrs Macdonald 0 2 6 D !Iiss M'Intosh 0 2 6 o MissScrimgeour . ·0 2 () o Mrs D. Scrimgeour 0 6 0

Mrs ThQmson 0 2 6

Collected by Miss Sutherland, Collected by Mias Ne.ttie Giles, Brauide, lJlermiaton Road. De.nny Institute.

St. Peter's U.F. Church-Oollected by Miss Jenkins, 3 Falconhurst Terrace-£I, 3s. tid. Mrs D.' Alexander. 00" 5 0 Rev. A. S. Inch, M.A. . 0 2 6

Rev. Peter Beith, M.A: 22 6 Rev. W.L. Stephen, M.A. 0 2 6 Miss Brough . 0 ! 6 Miss Dickie 0 6 Mrs Guthrie 0 5 0

Dr Mary Dodds 1)0 5 06 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 6 6 Mrs Fleming Miss Kerr. 0 2 6 Jos. Morris, Esq. • 0 2 6 Mrs Morrison 0 2' 6

DUMBARTONSHIRE­£6,58.6d.

J. Henderson, Esq. 0 5 0 Mrs Jenkins 0 2 6 Mrs White.. 0 2 6 Amounts under 28. 6d.. 0 3 ·6 Mrs.Mure 0 2 6 Collected by Mus L. H. Dennw.

Miss Russell . 0 2 6 toon·Brown, BfJ/,loch Castle. T. W. Tod, Esq.. 0 5 0 Anonymous

MrBeauchop Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 6 6

CRIEFF-£7, 128. 6d. Mrs Brock .

Hon. Secy.-D. KEITH MURRAY, Esq., Kondoll.

Robert Brown, Esq. Mra Cullen Brown Mrs Adair Campbell

Hon.PrtJas.-A. W. LOGAN, Esq., Bank of Scotland.

(Jollicted by Mrs Alston, Rosegro'IJe.

Dr Cullen . W. Davie, Esq. . The Misses DennistoulJ-

Brown . . . Miss L. H. Dennistoun-£5, 16s. 6d.

Mrs Alston Miss Cairns . Mrs Carmichael Mrs Cochrane Mrs Duncan. ". Lieut.-Colonel Fryer David Halley, Esq. Mrs Henderson The Misses Hope Mrs Lowson

o 5 o 2 (l 2 010 o 2 1 0 o 5 o 2 o 5 o 2 o 5

o Mt~r:nsden : Miss L. B. Mackenzie

Rev. W. Macleod • ~ Jas .. M'Murray, Esq.

Rev. D. ~riller o R.Pollock, Esq. . o !lrs Guthrie Smith 6 James Smith, Esq. gRev. J. Wedderspoon

015 O· 2 1 0 o 2 o 5 o 5 o 5 o 3

o St. Mary's Established Chu,'ch,-6 Colleeted by Mrs Nwoll, Pi'TUJ o Grove, Perth Roadr-£2, 13s. 6d. 6 Mr Johnston. 0 5 0

o :r:s r:~~fean ~ i g g Miss .Maitland 1 0 0 o Mrs Nicoll 0 2 6

Mrs Nucator 0 6 010 0

St. Paul's U.F. Church-Oollected 1 0 0 by bliss Sl.'rimgeour, Maybank, o 5 0 17 lfagdalen Yard Road-o 5 0 £2, 6s. 6d . o 5 0 Miss Carswell 0 2 6 o 5 0 Mrs A. Bethune Duncan 0 5. 0 o 2 6 David Duncan, Esq. 0 . 5 0 o 5 0 Miss Fairweather 0 2 6 o 5 0 Miss Fleming . 0 5 () o 2 6 Mrs Edward Fleming 0 2 6 o 2 6 Mrs Thos. Fyffe 0 2 6

Mrs G. M'Gregor 0 5 0 Mrs MacairiSh Thomas May, Esq. Mrs Meikle

o 2 o 6 o 6 6 6 6 6 6

DUNDEE DISTRICT-Lady Ritchie. . . 0 5 0 James R. Smith, Esq. 0 5 0

Mrs Murray MrsM'Ewen. Mrs K. M'Ewen . Mrs M'Kerrell-Brown Mrs Reid The Misses Scott .

o 5 o 2 o 2 o 2 o o 2 o 2

£38,4s.

DUNDEE. Hon. Secy.-Mrs EDWAllD SUEP·

HERD, Symbister.

Hon.Treas.-W. G. LEGGAT, Esq.

Rev. J. Weatherhead 0 6 Amounts under 28. 6d.. 0 ·0

Willison U. F. Church-Collected by Mrs Edward Shepherd, SymlJisteT-£4, 15s.

Rev. J. E. Somerville, B.D. o 10 0 Bank of Scotland.

Miss Bisset Mrs Bisset MrJ. Bruce Miss Bllrnet . Miss Davidson Mrs Foote

026 026 026 026 Mrs Wauchope

Alex. Wright, Esq. Amounts under 28. 6d ..

o 5 0 Per General Treasurer. g 1! ~ Mrs Edward Cox 1 0 0

Collected by Miss Ethel Car­michael, Atbara, Ewanfield-

£1,16s. Mrs Burnet 0 2 6 Mrs Colville . 0 2 6 Mrs Finlayson 0 2 6 Mrs Glen-Kippin 0 2 6 Mrs Henderson 0 2 6 Mrs MacRosty 0 2 6 Mrs MungaU 0 2 6 D. Keith Alurray, Esq.. 0 2 6 Mrs Struthers 0 2 6 Mrs Stuart 0 2 6 M", Wildridge. {) 5 0 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 6 0

St. John's U. F. Church-CoUected by Mrs A. E. Barry, 45 Mag· dalen Green-£2, 58.

A Friend Bailie Martin Mrs Nelson

Mrs Adamson . Dr Alex. Campbell Miss Constable MillS Coupar • . Mrs P. F. Husband Dr Laing Mrs Longair . Mrs W.H. Blyth Martin Joseph .Philip, Esq. Mrs Reid . . The Misses Robertson Mrs W. Stewart

o 2 6 Mrs Alex. Scott o 2 6 Mrs Sharp • • o 2 6 Mr A. Inglis Shepherd o 2 6 Edward Shepherd, Esq. o 2 6 Mrs Edwa.rd Shepherd. o 2 6 Mrs Joseph L. Shepherd o ,; 0 Miss Maggie Shepherd. o 2 6 Mr George Spence o 2 6 Mrs Alex. Spence . o 2 6 Mrs John Spence. 0·5 0 A. T. . • {) 2 6 Mrs Wright.

o 2 ·6 o 2 '6 o 2 () o 0 o 6 026 o '5 0 026 010 0 156 026 o .4 6 o fi .Q 026 o '0 o 6 o G

4n'gl~Indian Eva 33

Oollected by Mrs Edwa"d Shep' herd, Symbister-£6, lOs. 6d.

Mrs Fithie . . 2 6 0 h 0-

Miss Adie . £0 2 6 Mrs Bradford 0 2 6

lIra J.J. Johnstone Mrs A. Lawson Mrs Low O~~ ... ;;:m~~:~

ll,Esq. o Macpherson.

0 2 6 0 2 6-

Kiss Cox ., 1 0 0 Lady Ogilvy Dalgleish 1 0 0 Mrs Fleming.. 0 10 0 Miss Bella Fleming 0 2 6 lIiss Henderson. 0 2 6 Kiss Alexa Henderson I) 2 6 Mrs Kennedy 1 0 0 Hiss Lindsay 0 6 Mrs Low 1 0 0 .lira Peat tie 0 2 6 Mrs R08s ., 0 2 6 Kiss Annie Shepherd 0 4 0 Kiss Shepherd. 0 3 0 J. W. Shepherd, Esq. 010 0 Miss Stua.rt 0 3 6

St. Mark's Establ1l!lted Ohurclt­Oollected by .AI,'s W . ..4. Bell, Osborne Villa, Magdalen Green-£3,2s. ad.

Mrs M'Gregor Miss MacLeod Mrs Reoch . Dr T. P. Stewart Miss Thain Mrs Thom Mrs Webster. Mrs Will . Mn G. L. Wilson Mrs Peter Wilson. Amounts under 2s. 6d.

026 026 030 050 026 026 026 026 026 026 030

Pence Schemll-£S, 6s. ad. Per Mr J. L. Shepherd 2 2 3 Per Miss Thomson 1 4 3

DUNFERN(L1NE-£l, 18s. 6d. Hon. Seey.-Mrs J. CURRIE MAO·

BETH, Oakdene, Comely Park. Per Hen. Secretary.

O. H. Bell, Esq. Mrs W. A. Bell Mrs Fisher . Ml'8Wm. Kydd The Misses Scott T. Watson, Esq. Miss Wybrants

1 0 .. 0 Thos. Alexander, Esq. 0 2 6 o 2 6 George Crichton, Esq. 0 2 6 g ~ ~ A. Dick, Esq. 0 2 6 1 0 0 J. Dick, Esq. 0 5 0

Dr W. B. Dow 0 2 6 g 1~ 0 J. Currie Macbeth, Esq. 0 5 0 o And. Malcolm, Esq. 0 2 6

BROUGHTY·FI!:RRY.

St. Stephen's Establi8hed Church -Collected by Miss N. Kennedy, Oraigmore-£3, 2s.

The Misses Bell Mra Gibson. . )(rs J. S. Kennedy Rev. J. Leask, D.D. Mrs Morison . Mrs Ovenstone Mrs J. N. Smith Mrs Stewart Mrs Tawse )(rs A. Taylor Miss WatSon. Amounts under 2s. ad.

100 026 026 050 030 050 050 026 026 050 050 040

Oollected by Miss Leggat. Oarphin -£3.

Mrs T. N. Adamson 0 2 6 IIIrs Charles Barrie 0 2 a JIIrs Patrick J. Duncan 0 5 0 The Misses Duncan 0 5 0 J. W. Duncan, Esq. 0 5 0 Miss Ferguson 0 5 0 IIrs Adam Hunter 010 0 :W. G. Leggat, Esq. 0 5 0 JIrs G. Mackenzie • 0 5 0 .Mrs Wm. Mackenzie 0 5 0 Mrs James Millar 0 2 6 The Misses Miller 0 5 0 MI'SJ. Mudie . 0 2 6

NEWPORT.

Collected by Mis6 Arthur, OausB'Wayhead, NewpOrt-

;e2, 16s. 6d.

Mrs Arthur 0 ~ 6 Mrs Ba.in 0 2 ,6 Miss Cunningham. 0 2 6 lfrs Dick • .' 0 2 6 The Misses Durham 0 2 1:1 1Irs Falconer 0 2 6

W. MathewBon, Esq. 0 5 0 R. Steel. Esq. 0 2 6 Dr Sturrock . 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 0

DUNOON & KIRN-17s. 6d. Collected by Jfis8 Elsie Caird,

Silver Hill. Dunoon. Mrs Oaird 0 2 6 Mrs Fletcher. 0 2 6 Mrs Paul 0 2 6 Miss Watson 0 5 0 Y. W.C.A. 0 5 0

ELClN-£8, 158. Bon. Secy.-Rev: J. LICNDRUM,

M.A., South Manse. OoUected by Mrs Wittet, To"';

Heuse-£8,16s. Mrs Adam 0 2 6 Mrs Allan 0 2 6 Miss Anderson 0 2 6 Mrs Baird 0 2 6 John Bannerman, Esq. 0 2 6 Miss Baxter 0 2 6 Mrs Brown 0 2 6 R. Innes Cameron, Esq. 0 5 0 James Christie, Esq. 0 2 6 J. W. Dunlop, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Ferguson 0 2 6 Mrs Ferguson 0 2 6 D. Forsyth, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Forsyth . 0 2 '6 Alex. Gillan, Esq. 0 2 6 Miss Gordon 0 2 6 Mrs H",gan, 0 2 6 Mrs Harbinson 0 2 6, John Innes, Esq. 0 2 6 Colonel Johnston. 0 5 ()

Mrs Law 0 2 6 Rev. J. Lend~um, M.A. 0 2 & Miss Longmuir . 0 2 6 P. J. Macdonald, Esq. 0 6

Miss Macnaughton IJ 5 0-Mrs Macpherson 0 2 6 Mrs Wm. Moffat 0 5 0-D. Mustard, Esq. 0 5 o· Mrs M'Isaac . 0 6 Wm. Ramsay; Esq. 0 5 0 James Russell 0 2 6 Mrs D. A. Shiach (} 2 6-G. R. Shiach, Esq. 0 2 6 MrsSouter. . 0 2 6 Oharles Sowden, Esq. 1 0 0-Mrs Stephen . 0 2 6 S. M. Stephen, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Taylor 0 2 6 MrThomson. 0 5 (}

T. B. G .. 0 5 (}

J. D. Wilson, Esq. 0 2 6 John Young. Esq. 0 2 6 R. Young, Esq. 0 2 & tv. C. 'Young, Esq. 010 0 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 7 ()

FALKIRK-£2, 12s. 6d. liIon. 'J'reas.-A. WALLACE, EFq.

38 Gartcows Road. Collected by Miss MacLtlckie,

Braeside. Dr John Aitken 010 Mrs Aitken 0 Mrs Baird, 0 Miss Baird 0 Dr R. D. Clarkson '0 F. D. FE'rguson, Esq. 0 \Irs Gibson 0 Boston Harley, Esq. 0 W. W. Hope, Esq. 0 Mrs Johnstone 0 Mrs Macpherson 0 Mrs Melville. 0 Andrew Wallace, Esq. 0 Mrs Helen Wilson 0 The Misses Wood 0

FORRES-£l, 2.8. 6d. Per General Treasurer.

2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 5 2

.. 6·

" 6 (}

6 6 6 6-6 0 6 & 0 6

Mrs Dunhar·Dunbar 0 2 6' Miss A. Gordon . 0 5 0 Jas. M. Hutcheson, Esq. 0 2 0 Miss Mackenzie 0 10 0 Mrs Macbeth 0 :3 (}

CALASHIELS-£7, 69. Bon. Seey. and Treas.-GEo. D.

GIBBON, 'Eflq., Lint Mailing.

(Jollected by Mis. Alice Dickson. Westwood-£I, is. 6d.

Mrs Butler . 0 2 6 K. Cochrane, Esq. 0 5 0 Miss J. B. Cochrane •. 0'10 0-Mrs Anderson Dickson. 0 5 0 Mrs James Sanderson 0 5 0

Oollected by MisB Gibson, Lint Mailing-£2, lOs.

Mrs James Dickson .' ; 0 5 0 Mrs Thos. Fairgrieve 0 5 0-Mrs Gibson 1 -0 0 Mrs Paterson 0 10 0 Mrs Sanderson 0 ] 0 0-

.34 Anglo.;.lndian l11vangelisation . Society_ '

. Mrs Blair Mrs Bi-odie . •

Collected by 11.l iss Hardie, 1 Queen StTeet-Jn, 2s. 6d.

A Friend . £0 10' 0 Mrs Buchanan Connel Mrs J. S. Craig Friends 0 2 6

Amounts under 28. tld.. 0 10 0 Mrs Dobson

Oollected by NiBs Harkness, Haliburton Hall-£2, 65.

..Mrs Somerville 0 5 .lira Matheson 0 2 :Mrs M'Oaig.. 0 2 W. A. Sanderson, Esq.. 010 'W. F. Stewart, Esq. . 1 0 Amounts under 28. 6d.. 0 6

CARELOCHHEAD, qow, and SHA~DON--£2, 178. 6d.

Miss Faille Dr Gourlay Mrs Grey

o Mrs Hannay 6 Miss Henderson 6 MrsM'GilI • o Mrs Mackenzie • o Mrs Andrew M'Lellan o Mrs Moncrieff Mitchell

Mrs Stephen Mitchell I Mrs Torrance I ~Iiss Turner

.£0 2 o 5 o 2 1 0 o 2 o 2 1 0 o 2 o 2 o 5 o 6 010 o 3 o 2 o 2 o o 5

«I Collected by Afrs Murray Gour· o lay, 'l'hornZoe, Partickhil['Rd .. , 6 Glasgow-£5, 'is ..

~ Mrs Agnew 6 Mrs Aikman o i Mrs Brand . 6 Miss Braud . 6 Mrs Campbell o ~Irs Connell. . o Charles Cowie, Esq. o Mrs C. Cuthbert o Mrs W. Outhbert 61 Dr Dickie . 6 Mrs Ferguson 6 Mrs Gemmell o Wm. Gibson, Esq.

. £0 2 6 050 050 050 026 050 ] 0 0 026 o 1i 0 026 026 026 050 o fi 0

Hon. Trea8.-Rel'. V. C. ALEX· ANDER, B. D., The Manse, Row. Oollected by Mias Smith, Wood.

side, Row. .'Mrs Buchanan 0 5 0

Mrs Murray Gourlay Mrs Houston Mrs Macnair Miss M'Geoch David Richmonct, Esq ..

Oollected by MisB E. Bake1', 3] Regent Park Square, from MB11UJerB of Pollokshield8 We8t U. F. Ohurch-£I. 15s. 6d. Miss Roberton

6 Mrs Usberwood 6 Mrs Watson

o u 0 026 o 2 li 010 0 026

Mrs Donaldson 0 10 0 ldrs ~lacdonald 0 10 0 Miss MacDonald 1 0 0 Mrs Paisley 0 5 0 Mrs Reid 0 5 0 Miss Watson. 0 2 6

GLASGOW--£106, 148. 3d. Hon. Tr/lIU.-Messrs FLEMING &:

BLACK, C.A., 194 St. Vincent I Street, GlaSgow-£40, 9s. 3d.

Robert So Allan, Esq. • 1 0 0 Messrs Arthur & Co. Ltd. 1 0 0 .John Bissett. Esq. . 0 10 0 Messrs Fleming&; Black 0 10 0 Sir Archibald Campbell

Bart., of Succouth , Messrs Walter Duncan

o 0

&:Co. . . . 1 L o

Mrs Baker '0 2 Mrs Oassels.. 0 2 Andrew Clement, Esq. 0 5 Mrs Clement.. 0 2 James Davies, Esq. 0 2

o Mrs Young', . 6 AnlOunts under 29. 6d. 6

026 026 026 070

Mrs Elder 0 2 Mrs Laidlaw . 0 2 Mrs M'Arthur 0 3

6 o o 6 o o o

Collected by AfissGreig, 6 Rosebery Terraee-£2, 13s. 6d.

Miss Main 0 2 Miss Murray., 0 3 Miss Wells . 0 5 Mrs Al1a.n Wilson. 0 2

Oollected by MiB8 H. L. N. Bell, 19 Eton PllIM, Hulhead; Miss Jolly, 6 Sutherland Terrace, from Memhers of Olaremont Church.

Mrs J. C. Greig Miss Greig . Miss Grierson ?tlrs Hunter Miss Lamont :'IIrs M. P. M'Kerrow Mrs Scobbie • Mrs W. J!'. Somerl'ille Mrs Sproat Miss Stirling Mrs "ThitsOIl . Amounts under 2s. 6tl,

026 026 050 026 026 100 030 026 026 050 026 030

Messrs Jas. Fin1a.y &: Co. 5 0 .John A. Galbraith, Esq. 1 1 HessrsP. Henderson &: Co. 1 1 Rey. R. A. Len drum.

M.A.. . • . 0 2

~ 11 Per Miss H. L. N. Bell-O ,£4,28.

Miss Bell 0 2 6 Mrs Bilsland, 0 10

Collected by Mrs Afa~(ie. 12 West· bourne Gardens-£2, IS. 6d.

6' Mrs Ooats 0 2 6 .0 Dr Denney 0 2 6 A. Dunn Macindoe".Esq. 1 ,0

lIessrsMackenzie,Roberton o Timothy Bost, Esq. 0 5

&:00. • . ". 1 0 0 W. L. X'Kerrow, Esq.. 1 1 0 Mrs Peter Mackinnon • 1 1 9 Messrs Mann, Byars &: Co. 1 0 0 -r. M'Horran, Esq. 1 1 0 J. A. Roxburgh, Esq. 2 0 0 .Joseph Russell, Esq. . 2 0 0 Alex. Sloan, Esq. . . 0 10 6 Messrs Wm. Sloan&: 00. 0 10 3 John Spencer, Esq. 1 0 0 .J. Stewart Templeton,

Mrs John Craig 0 2 Mrs Ewing 0 2 Miss Gilfillan. 0 5 Mrs Ha.lket 0 5 Lady Maclay . 0 10 Mrs Gibson Miller. 0 5 Mrs Munro Kerr 0 2 Miss M'Ewen . 0 5 Robert Ramsey, Esq. 0 10 Mrs Steele . 0 2 John Steven, Esq. 0 5 Miss Stevenson 0 2

Esq.. • 0, 0 Mrs Tatlock 0 2 Jas. Templeton, Esq.,

J.P.. . . . 10 0 0 Messrs Jas. Watson &:

Smith 010 0 Wm. B. Workman, Es~. 010 0

ladies' Association­£66, .58.

lEis. Ohri8tina S. Pate1'son, 31 Kersland Terraee, Superin.

. tendent of GlaBgOUJ La,dy Col· lector,. .

Collected by MilB Jane AndBr,on, U WeBtbourne Gardens-

£5, Os. 6d. The Misses Anderson 050

MrsThom 0 2 Mrs Robert Thorn 0 2

Per Miss Jf)ll,,-£2, 2s. 6d.

David Barlas, Esq. 0 5 Mrs A •. G. Brown 0 I)

Mrs Cil.meron 0 2 Mrs Gordon . 0 5 C. J!'. Grant, Eilq. 0 5 Misl'Kinloch 0 5. ?tlrs Lindsay 0 2 Mrs Roberton. 0 2 Mrs Wm Roger. 0 2 The Misses SherUf . 0 5 Miss stewart . 0 2

~ Mrs T. B. Gibson l) 2 6 6 Ml'9 Macfte.. 1 2 6

Misll Craig' Roberton 0 6 o Mrs Craig Roberton 0 2 6 o Miss Roxburgh 0 10 0 g !'Ilrs Shaw 0 2 6

Z Collected by Mis, MacLellan, o West Lodge, DowanMll-6 £11.28. o Messrs William Graham 6 & Co. . 5 0 0 o T. W. M'Intyre, Esq. 1 1 0 6 SirJ. P. Maclay. . 11 0 6

1

W. TumerMacLellan.Esq. 010 0 Geo. S. Ma'CLelJan, Esq. 1 Il ,0

I A. E. Stephen, Esq. 1 0 0 o i Miss Stephen . . 0 10 0 01 F. J. Stephen, Esq. 1 0 0 6; o Oollected by Afias ltfacNeal, o 39 Lilllbank Gardena" from o M embers of Westbom'n6 U. F. 6 Ohurch-£3, 19s. ad . ~ Miss Anderson o Miss Boyd • 61 Mrs. Collins .

Miss Orichton Mrs Currie

026 026 o 2 '6 '010 0 020

Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society_

Mrs Drysdale . £0 2 6 Collected by Mrs Taylor, A7Ic}lOr- Rev. Thos. Fraser, M.A.£O 3 0-Mrs Findlay 0 5 0 age, 11 Ma37W.ll Drive, Pollok- W. W. Gillespie, Esq. 0 2 6· A Friend •. 0 2 6 ,hieldll-£8, 18s. 6d. Mrs Wm, Grant 0 2 ft·

~~nG~~i~albraith, Esq. g 1~ ~ ~~s FEe~gieuson . £00 ~ 6 Gr!:l~~k ;:cty:~n~~~ Mrs Henderson 0 5 0 llis Henderson 0 10 6 Ltd. 0 10 6 Miss Lammie 0 5 0 Mrs Hill 0 2 ~ Mrs T. Inkster. 0 2 6 Mrs Mann .• 0 !j 0 Mrs Laurie 0 2 6 Mrs D. A. M' Laren 0 6 I> Mrs .Alex. Mitchell 0 5 0 M M'L 0 2 6 Mrs A. Y. Mackay 0 6 0> Mrs Moir 0 5 0 rs . ennan The Misses Mackav 0 6 0 Mrs M'Ewim 0 2 6

1

~~: ~~~~~:~~. g 19 ~ Re\,. A. Macpherson 0 2 60

_ Mrs M'Neal • 0 2 6 J. R. Macpherson, Esq. 0 6 -Mrs D. M. Ross 0 2 6 Mrs Peel 0 2 6 Mrs lrl'Nair 0 2 (} M!'8 Simpson. 0 . 2 {j :~: ~~~f~:r ~ ~ g Dr Paterson. . . 0 4- 0' MISS Vannan . 0 2 6 Messrs James Rankine

I

& Son. .. 010 6 Collected by Dr Janet Miller, - Collected by .Mus C. M. West Alex. Richa~ds~m Esq.. 0 2 6

21 Princell Sqttare-£l, lOs. If atsDn, 7 Grob'Venor CreBcent, I Rev. S.lI. RIddICk, M.A. 0 2 6 Glasgow, £6; and J[,'S .d. J. Simmers, Esq.. . 0 2 6

lIr~ndMrsJamesBow 0 6 0 Somerville,27 Colinton RQad, MessrsP.&J.Wilkie,Ltd.l 1 0 Ke,. J. Golder Burns O· 5 0 Edinburgh, 12s. 6d.- lUrs John Williamson 0 2 6 :Mrs A. ~. Ke~nedy 0 6 0 £6, 12s. 6d. Amounts under 2s. 6d. 1 8 0-Wm. MIller, Esq. • 010 0 :Dr Janet S. Miller. 0 6 0 Rev. J. Brown

Miss K. Fraser Mrs Gardner Miss Gibb Oollected by Mus Christina S. Miss Gibb Paterson, 31 Kersland Tert'ace

-£10, 12s. 6d. The Misses Harvie 3 0 0 Mrs Honeyman Mrs W. B. Barr

M,rs Hugh Brown Miss Oampbell Mrs J. Cargill Mrs Fairley Daly Mrs Duff Brs Greig Hrs Munro Kerr lIrs Kirkwood Mrs Laurie Kiss Levack Lady Muir )(rs Robertson Ilr and Mrs L. Hope

1 0 0 Mrs MacNeill o S 6 Dr Macfie o 5 0 Mrs M'Reddie o 5 0 Mrs Pattison o 6 0 Miss Reid o 5 0 Mrs Rose o 5 0 Miss Sloan o 5 0 Mrs A. Somel'ville o 4 0 The Misses Templeton o 2 6 Mrs Watson. 2 0 0 The Misses West Watson o 2 6 Miss M. West Watson

026 o Ii 0 010 0 026 026 200 o Ii 0 026 o Ii 0 050 o Ii 0 o Ii 0 050 010 0 026 010 0 o Ii 0 060 050

o 0 Collected by Mus WilBon, 29 o 6 0 Kersland 'l'errace,jrom Mem-

Robertson. . . Ill' and Mrs D. Norman

Sloan. Mrs Thomson )fiss Thomson )(rs Wilson

O 5 bel's 0.( Kelvinaide U.F. Ohurch o 2 ~ -£2, 11s. ed.

Dr and Mrs Workman Mrs G. B. Young

o 5 0 Mrs Balmain , o 10 0 Mrs Bell o 2 6 Mrs Bennie. .

The Misses Blackie CoUectedby Miss Sha'rp,A"denlea, The Misses Gemmell

Queen's Park, Crosshill, from The'Misses Keddie Members of Queen's Park WeBt Mrs Maclellan U.fi'. (Jhurch-£l, 13s. Mrs Marshall

Y;s Craig 0 2 II Miss Miller Mrs Dick 0 3 0 Mrs M'Murray Mrs 1)ow 0 2 II Mrs Riddoch lofiss Gibson 0 2 II Mrs Russel Miss Kinloch. 0 2 II The Misses Stevenson Miss Marshall 0 2 II Mrs P. D. Thomson Mrs Munro 0 2 II Dr Yellowlees Mrs Robb 0 2 II Mrs Young Mrs Robertson 0 2 6

026 026 026 040 o Ii 0 026 026 026 026 026 026 026 () 2 6 o 6 010 0 026

Mrs J. Strang 0 2 II Mrs J. A. Love Tindal 0 2 II CRANCEMOUTH-£7,58. Mrs A. S. Tindal 0 2 II

Oollected by MrR W. J. CuppZ", Junr:. BarnBdorf.

Mrs Verel 0 2 6

Col~'cted by Mus Steven, 54 Albert Drive, Pollok8hield.-17s.

Mrs JaB. Baxter 0 2 6 Rev. W. R. Brown 0 2 6 Mrs A. Oupples. 0 S 0

Mrs Cameron Mrs Crosher • Mrs Davies loliss Steven Mrs Steven Mrs Young

o 2 6 Mrs W. J. Cupples, jun. 0 6 0 o 2 6 Mrs John Dick 0 ! 6 o 2 II Mrs Capt. Easson . 0 2 6 o Ii 0 John Fairley, Esq. 0 2 6 o 2 0 James Fairley, Esq. 0 2 6 o 2 6 DonaldFraser,Eaq.,M.A.O 2 6

CREENLAW-lIs. Collected by Mus Whitehead,.

Elmwood Hot/Be. Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0] 1

CREENOCI(-£3, 68. Collected by Miss Alaton,

40 Robertson :::It"eet, GreenocJc. Miss A. W. Alston 0 2 6' Miss Alston 0 5 0 M. H. Alston, Esq. 1 1 0 Miss Oarmichael. 0 2 6 Mrs James Crawford 0 2 6 J. W. Crawford, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs C. Ross J,owdon 0 6 Mrs R. Macpherson 0 2 6, Robert Morton, Esq. 0 6 0 Mrs D. Nicol. 0 2 6 Mrs A. Shearer 0 2 6 Mrs Hugh Steel 0 5 0 Miss Walker 0 10 ().

IIADDI~CTON-£l, 128. Collected by Mrs George Badger.

Vetch Paf·k. Miss Bonar Mrs Brook, l'tev. A. Duncan, M.A •. Mrs Wingate Gray . D. W. Ewart Smith, Esq. Rev. G. W. Stewart, B.D. Amounts under 2s. 6d.

026-026 026 010 0 o 2 6· 026 096

HAMILTON-£l, 128. 6d. Per Rev. T. M. B. PaterBa'n,

Laighstone Hall. Mrs Loudon 1 0 0-Mrs Moffat 0 2 6 Rev. T. M. B. Paterl10n 0 10 0'

ttI\WIO~-188. Collected by Mis, Agnes Little,

l.dllar's Crcscent. Miss M. Beattie 0 2 Ii T. Henderson, Esq. 0 2 I) Miss G. Jardine. 0 3 0 Rev. W. A. P. Johnman 0 2 6 Miss :A.. Little 0 2 6, Sums under 28. ad. 0 5 ().

36 Anglo-IndiauEvangelisation Societ'!J~

HELENSBURCH-£19, 7s. 6d. lfon. Trw.s.-J. M. EAsTON; Esq.,

Tordarroch. ColUcted by Mu, Easton,

Tordarroch-£I, 3s.

A Friend • £0 5 6 Mrs Hugh Gray 0 Ii 0 Mrs Morton 0 5 0 Miss Paterson 0 Ii 0 Mrs Raeburn. 0 2 6

Collected by Miss A. Oampbell, Burmhill-£2.

.Miss Boyd . lIft·s Campbell Mrs Henderson MrsLusk Mrs Macloy Mrs M'Connell Miss M'Farlane MrsM'Phee . JClSS Ormiston Mrs W. Sloan Mrs J. M. Steven . .Mrs J. Murray Tomery

Oollected by

026 0 2 6 026 050 026 026 026 o 2 a 010 0 026 026 026

MiB, Rita C. MacBain, Kinchoil -£3,28.6d.

Mrs Francis Henderson £1 0 0 Miss Hunter 0 I) 0 Mrs Kidston • 0 6 Mrs Miller 0 12 6 Miu Robson . 0 2 6 Mrs Ure. 1 10 0

Oollected by Mu. Pettigrew, A uclI,enraith-£2, 8s.

Mrs Wm. Anderson 0 2 6 Rev. Wm. Blair 0 3 0 Miss Farquhar. 0 2 6 Mrs Gordon Ingram 0 2 6 Miss M'Naughton • 0 2 6 Mrs J.Mitohell 0 6 0 Mrs Parker 0 5 0 Mr Paxton • 0 2 6 Miss Pettigrew 0 2 6 Mrs'Pettigrew 0 10 0 Miss R088. 0 2 6 Mrs D. Sloan. 0 3 0 Miss Stewart • 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. ,6<1. 0 2 0

Collected by MiBs Mabel Lindsa,y, Chapdacre-£3, 188. ad.

Mrs James Al1iui 0 2 6 Mrs T. Bell 1 0 0 Mrs Boyd . • • ; 0 2 6 MrsJ. R. Oaldwell. 0 Ii 0 Mrs Crichton 0 5 0 Mrs Cuthbert 0 Ii 0 .1. M. Easton, Esq. 1 1 0 Mt'!! M'Alpine 010 0 l\Irs M'liay . 0 2 a Mrs Steven 0 5 0

Oollected by MiB, Gertrude . Young, Rockmount-2s. 6<1.

Mrs Rodger • £0 2 6

CoUected by MiBs Templeton, D:rumgal've-£l, 5s. 6d.

Mrs Bayne 10 2 6 Mrs Dunlop 0 2 6 A Friend 0 2 6 Miss Gebbie 0 ii 0 Mrs W. H. Kidston 0 5 0 Mrs Lvle. 0 3 0 The Misses Macgregor 0 2 6 Mrs M'Laren 0 2 6

Collected by Mils Young, Rock· mount-£4, 5s.

Col. R. Easton Aitken, 0 10 0 Mrs Goldie 0 2 6 Mrs M'Geoch 0 3 0 Mrs M'Lellan 0 2 a Miss Renton . 0 2 6 Mrs W. P. Sloan 0 2 6 W. P. Ure, Esq. 2 2 0 Mrs Young 1 0 0

INNERLEITHEN-£l, 7s. Oollected by Mus Wood, Leader.

",a,le. Rev. James Boyd. 010 0 Amounts under 28. M.. 0 17 0

INVERNESS-£4, 5s. 6d. Hon. Secy.-Jiiss MORRISON,

15 Southside- Road.

Oollected by MiSI Anna G. Lang, Ma,yjiel,d-,£l,28.

Rev. A. A. Cooper, M.A. 0 2 0 MrsGibson., 0 2 6 Miss La.ng •. 0 2 6 Rev. J. D. MacGilp 0 2 6 Mrs Ma.ckay '. 0 5 0 Sir Henry Munro • 0 5 0 ,James Walker, Esq. 0 2 6

Oollected by Mu. MacIntosh, A rdcha,ttan-9s. 6d.

Mrs Martin 0 2 6 Mrs Morrison 0 2 6 Mrs Petrie 0 2 ~ Rev. Jobn Reid, M.A. 0 2 6

Oollected by Mr' L. D. R4id, DochonasBie-£2, Us.

Mrs Cameron 0 5 0 Miss Clark 0 2 6 Mr Fraser 0 2 6 Miss Howden 0 2 6 Miss Mac Andrew 0 2 6 Miss MacAndrew 0 2 6 Miss Macdonald 0 3 0

Collected by Miss Rodger, ~~: ~~~~:~~cintosh. ~ ; g ROIJ8land-£1, 26. ad. Mrs Mackay 0 5 0

Mrs Fulton.. 0 2 6 Mrs Murray 0 2 6 Mrs Ewing Hunter 0 2 6 Mrs Peter 0 5 0 Miss M'Pherson 0 5 0 Mrs Reid 0 2 6 Mrs MacWilliam 0 2 6 Mrs Sha.w 0 3 0 Mrs Miller ~ 2 6 Miss Shaw 0 2 6 Mrs Sewell 0 2~6 Mrs Wa.tt . ' 0 30 Mrs Sloan 0 5 0 Amounts under Zs. 6<1.. 0 4: 0

dEDBUIlCH-6s. 6d . Oollected bU Mi8sBimpson,

EdenVill4. Mrs BOI'd . £0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 04 0

KELSO-15s. H on.Secy.-Mrs MRLR.Osl!:,Gosben

Bank. Per Hon. Secretary.

Mrs Bulman . 0 2 6 Mrs Olendinnen 0 2 1) Mrs Melrose . 0 5 0 The Misses Purves '0 2 6 Miss Young 0 2 6

KINROSS-£l, 15s. 6d. Collected by MiBB Georgiana Wilson, Hayfield, Kinro8s.

Rev.M.D.Fletcher,M.A. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6<1.. 1 13 0

KIRI{CALDY-£4, lIs • Oollected by MiBs Hall, St Serfs Mante, Dysa,rt-15s.

Mrs Anderson 0 2 6 Mrs Guthrie 0 2 6 Mrs Herd 0 2 6 Mrs M'Laren 0 ~ 6 Miss Main 0 2 {j Messrs T. Scott & Co: 0 2 6

Oollected by Miss Thom.son, Fairfield-£2, 17s. 6d. '

G. Lewis Aitken, Esq. . £0 Ii 0 Mrs Beveridge 0 Ii 0 MrsDeas. • 0 2 6 Mrs Fergusson 0 2 6 Mrs Harley • 0 6 Miss Innes.. 0 2 6 W. L. Ireland, Esq. 0 t 6 A.M. 0 2 6 Mrs Methven ..' 0 9 0 Messrs Michael Na.irn &

Co. Ltd. Mrs W. Roy Spears Rev. Wm. Todd, M.A .• Miss Thomson

1 0 0" 026 o 6' o 2 \J

Oollected by MiBB A. S: TholMon, Fairfield-7s.

Messrs Barnet & Morton 0 2 6 Mrs Dewar 0 2 6 Miss M'Intosh .0, 2 0

Coll,cted by Mis. Young, Abb"taford-lls.6d.

Mrs Fra.ncis • 0 2 '6 Mrs Gathel,"um. 0 2 6 Mrs JamesWisha.rt 0 3 0 Miss Young • • 0 2 6 Mrs W. Young 0 1 0

KI~~IEMUIIl-£2, 158. 6d. Oollected'by Mi'Be Wilkie,

Ardmor,-lSs. D. Gordon, Esq. 0 6 0 Mrs O. Ogilvy . • 0 1 0 Rev. George Robb, M.A. 0 2 0 Mrs D. Wilkie 0 5 0' Miss Bella Wilkie • 0 2 6 Provost OgUvy ,2 0 ,0:,

Anglo-Indian Eva1igelisation Society. 37

MEUlOSE-£I, 198. 6d. Coll8eted by Miss Boyd,

St. Dunstan's Villa. I Hon. See. and Treal.- £1, 5s.

,T. C. Bathgate, Esq . Mrs Bulmer . Mrs James Curle Mrs Erskine

. £0 o (l

I NAIRN-£9, 88. I Collected by MilS C. Smyth-

1

M M Gl Robert Veitch, Esq. . £0 2 6 rs ICllAEL, enerne. George Wilkie, Esq. 0 5 0

2 6 I Collected by Miss Falconer, 711

1

' Amounts under 28. 6d.. 0 17 6 2 6 I High Str/let-£I, 18s. . . 5 0 Mrs Harold . £0 2 6 Collected by M1'.ss Bessie A. Gray,

Mrs Fairbairn o o o o o o o o o o o

2 6 I.T.l<'. 0 2 6 Stork Villa-£1 8a. 2 6 Mrs Lamb 010 0 '

Miss Fleming, 2 6 Mrs Michael 0 2 6 Miss Bewle\' . 0 10 0 2 6 Mrs Murray • 0 2 6 R. E. Miller, Esq. . 0 3 0 Mrs E. J. Hill

Mrs Irwin .J. R. Lowe, Esq. Miss Riddell

2 6 C. B. Ross, Esq. 6 2 6 Mrs Plew. 0 3 0 2 6

1

Mrs Turnbull 0 3 0 Mrs Ramsay Smith 0 2 6 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 12 6 Mrs Thorburn 0 2 6 5 0 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 7 0 Mrs Romanes

Rev. H. Stevenson Mrs Thom

2 6 Collected by AIrs Afichael, Glen. 2 0 I er11,e-£7, lOs. Oollected by Miss Bessie Grandi·

Miss Watson 2 6 Mrs Arres.Mather . 0 2 6 son, A.ltrive, Peebles-15s. 6d.

MOFFAT -£3, 6s. 6d. Hon. Treas.-J. B. JOHNs'roNE,

Esq., British Linen Bank. Collected by Miss Moffat.

Logandale.

Miss Davidson 0 3 6 Mrs Ellis 036 Miss Fraser 0 2 6 Miss Laing 0 2 6 W. Lightbody, Esq. 1 0 0

Do. (Don.) 1 0 0 Mrs Mackay . 0 6 0

Lady Ballantyne MfsR. Black Mrs J. E. Black Mrs Grandison . H. B. Leatham, Esq. Amounts under 2s. 6d.

026 026 026 026 o 2 S o 3 Q

D. Anderson, Esq. 0 2 C. Clark, Esq. 0 Z

The Misses Mackenzie 0 2 6 6 Miss Mackintosh 0 6 6 Mrs Park 0 3 0

Collected by Mt's Plew, Of·aig· motmt-12s.

Mrs Davies 0 5 .J. Edgar, Esq. 0 5

o Mrs Pirie 0 2 6 o Mrs Stalker 0 3 0

Miss Young ~. 0 6 0 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 i 0

o Mrs Stewart 0 5 0 6 Van der Meulen Trust 3 0 0

F. M. Haldane, Esq. 0 5 J. B. Johnstone, Esq'. 0 2 Roberb Knight, Es€[. 0 2 .John Miller. Esq. 0 2 ~ Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 11 0 PE~TH-£14, 13s. 6d . The Misses Moffat 0 6 Wm. R. Morton, Esq. 0 2 A. W. 1 1 Miss Walker.. 0 2 Amounts under 2s. 6d.. 0 8

MONTROSE-£7, 16s. Hon. 7,'real.-ALBX. MUIRDBN, Esq" North of Scotland Bank.

o 6 o 6 o

C.llected by Mf'S Cum,ming, 7 Pamnure Terrace.

G. P. Balfour, Esq. 2 0 0 D. S. Campbell, Esq. 010 0 Mrs Cumming 1 10 0 Mrs Dickson 0 5 0 Mrs Don 0 2 6 Mrs Findlay 0 2 6 Two Friends 1 0 0 Miss Gordon 1 0 0 Miss Lawrence 0 2 6 Mrs Moir 0 2 6 Miss Mudie (\ 2 6 Alex. Muirden, Esq. 0 2 6 Messrs Murray & Co. 0 2 6 Mrs Scott 0 2 6 Mrs Shepherd 0 2 6 Alex. Thomson, Esq. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d. 0 6 0

MUSSElBURCH-£14, 14s.8d. Per Mrs Stewart Thomp8on.

Sale of Work a.t the Christian Institute 13 1 0

Pence Scheme. £1, 13s. Sd.

Mr George Brown Mr David Howie • lIr Francis M'I.ean Miss Janet Sneddon

050 017 010 2 016 11

PAISLEY-£27, 16s. Subscriptions towards Mr John

M'Dowall's Special Fund.

Hon. Treas. - W. CItANSWICK NOAD, Esq., Charlesfield Lodge, Ga.sk.

Collected by MiB, Moffet, Ingle­wood, Kincarathie OreBcent­lOs.

Per General TreaBUr8T­£13,38.

Francis Martin, Esq. 3 0 Miss Mechie • 026 026 o ·2 6 o 6

Hope Hall Mission Miss C. G. Mechie. Church 10 0 0 Mrs MotIet

Collected by Miss AI'IJowall, Miss Wiitet 6 Crossflat Crescent-£14, ISs.

Mrs Abercrombie Mrs Boyd Miss Brodie Wm. Bryce, Esq. Mrs George Coats. . 'Sir Thomas Glen Coats,

026 060 050 050 100

Collected by M,'s J. Moncrief, Summerbank-£l, 17s. 6d.

Mr.s Annanda.le. 0 5 O. J. Lyall Bowie, Esq. 0 2 6 Mrs Thos. Butter 0 2 6

Bart. . 10 0 T. W. Farr, Esq. . 0 10 Andrew Fisher, Esq. 0 10 Mrs Greenlees ~ 5 Miss Hart 0 2 T. W. Lang, Esq. 0 5 Lady M'Callum. . 0 2 HamiltonM'CullochEsq. 0 10 Miss Maggie·M'Dowa.ll. 0 5 Pro yost Robertson 0 2 Amollnts under 2s. 6d. 0 8

PEEBLES-£5, 5s. Hon. Secy. and Treas.-Miss

BEWLEY, Rathmore.

Collected by Miel B6Wley, Rathm·ore-£l, 4s. 6d.

Mrs Balfour.. 0 10 J. Ballantyne, Esq. 0 2 Mrs Conn!'l 0 5 Mrs Marshall. 0 2 Mrs Pa.nton . 0 2 Mrs W. E. Thorburn 0 2

Mrs Fraser . 0 5 0 o Mrs George Miller 0 2 6 o J. M.oncrietI, Esq. 0 5 0 o Mrs J. Moncrieff 0 5 0 o Mrs Pettrigrew 0 5 0 6 Mrs D. J. Wilson 0 5 0 o 6 o o 6 o

Oollected by Mrs W. CranlWick N oad, Charlelfldd Lodge, Gask -£4, Os. 6d.

P. W. Campbell, Esq. Mrs Kennedy Mrs Lumsden • James M'Ewen, Esq. Mrs G. A. Mackenzie Miss Macnaughton Mrs Paton . Herbert S. Pullar, Esq. Mrs Alex. Smith

o Mrs M'Call Smith 6 Mrs Smith, Gorsie Hill o D, R. Stirling. Esq. o MrsSym . 6 Mrs Thomson 45 W. J. Wood, Esq., R.A.

100 026 050 100 050 050 030 010 0 026 026 026 010 0 050 050 026

38 Anglo-indian Evangelisation Society.

Collected by M 1'8 F. H. N oad, The I Miss Buist. • £0 3 0 Mrs Bowie . Den-£5, Ss. A. EllIott, Esq. . • 0 2 II Rev. J. Ohalmers

Miss Coates. . . £0 2 6 Mrs La.wson.. 0 2 6 Mrs O.uthbert

.£0 2 S-026-o 2 tJ.

Lady Georgina Home Rev. G. ~wson, M.A. 0 2 6 Miss Drummond Drummond. 0 5 0 Mrs M~ckintosh 0 2 6 Mrs Barvey .

o 2 S 026-o 5 0-. 050

M L t Fr 0 2 6 Dr MUir.. 0 2 6 Mrs M'Laurin A r;ri::d' ~ser . 1 0 0 John Pollok, Esq. 0 2 6, Miss Morison Mrs Gra.ham . 0 5 0 Mrs Pollok 0 2 6 I Misses Risk

Mrs Rodger . 0 2 6 Mrs Thomson o I)

o 6-o 4 0-. Geo. Gray, Esq. 0 10 0 Rev. Andrew Ross, B.D. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 6d ..

M. Gray, .Esq.. 0 10 0 Mrs Bim 0 2 6 Mrs Martm Jameson' 0 10 6 Mrs P. Smith 0 6 0 Mrs L~ell 0 2 0 Mrs Strother.. 0 2 6

ffi: Eo!:!~~crie~ g g g ~~:o~~~e!~~::~~~ ..• g 1~ ~ Mrs Fred. H. N oad 0 5 0 Miss Riach • 0 5 0 Mrs John Ritchie. 0 a 0 ST. ANDIlEWS-£5, 16s. 6d. Mrs Stewart 0 5 0 Miss Stirling. 0 2 6 Hon. Secy.-MRS AIKMAN, 160

North Street.

Collected by Mrs Forgan, 9 The Links.

Coll,cted by llis. blitchell, S Abercromby Place-£5, 28.

The Misses Buchan 0" f.i. Mrs Jas. W. Drummond 0 5 I)-lIrs Hugh Ga.vin 0 5 ()O.

?tIre Jenkins . () 6-Rev.A. B. Ma.caulay,M.A. 0 (). Wm. Renwick, Esq. 2 0 0 G. Robertson, Es.g. 0 2 6-H. S. Robson, Esq. 0 5 0 Rev. R. Stevenson 1 0 O' Oollected by MislJ BU1'1tett for'

Mrs Phillips, Somerset,Kinnoull -£2,3s.

Mrs Aikman. o 2 Robert Wa.lls, Esq. 0 10 ()o

6 Mrs White 0 2 6, 6 Rev. F. F. Young 0 5 O' Oanon Ounnynghame

Miss Duncan. J. G. Greig, Esq. Mrs D. Martin MrsM'Nab MrsM'Nab

1 0 0 J. Berwick, Esq. • o 3 0 Dr Eddie Cumming g ~ ~ Mrs Cunningham o 2 6 L. M. D.

o 2 6 ~r: E~~;ard . Mrs Phillips Mrs Simpson

o 5 0 Mrs Forgan o 5 0 A Friend

Collected by MiBB T. Robertlon, Rollelet1r-l9s. 6d.

Mrs W. F. M'Cash 0 2 ~ The Misses Macdonald. 0 2 6 Mrs Moncrief! 0 10 0 Rev. A. Sutherland, M.A. 0 2 6 Amounts under 2s. 611. 0 2 0

P~ESTONPANS-£I, 68. 6d. Collected by Miss Macpherson.

Messrs J. & A. Grant 0 2 6 lIrs Macpba.il • 0 2 6 Rev. J. Matthew, B.D. 0 2 6 Mrs W. A. Meek 0 2 6 Mrs Moncur • 0 2 1\ Miss Prentice 0 2 6 Miss Sibbald • • . 0 2 6 Amounts under 28. tid.. 0 9 0

A Friend A.H.F. Mrs Gillespie Mrs O. C. Glass J.H .• Mrs Henderson Miss Laing Mrs Lawrence Miss Lindsay. Mrs Longmuir Dr Ma.cTier Dr MaeTier C. Bayne Meldrum, Esq. Mrs R. ,Mitchell !llrs Rusack Mrs Sellar . . Rev. A. D. Sloan, D.D. Dr Stewart Principal Stewart, D. D. Miss Thomson Mrs Wallace. Mrs Wedderburn Amounts undlir 28. 6d ..

o 2 o 2 o 2 1 0 o o 2 o 3 o 2 o 2 o 2 o 2 o o 2 o 2 o 6 o 5 o 2 o 2 o 2 o 2 o 5 o 2 o 3 o 2 o 2 o 2 o 2 .0 2 o 3 o 5 010

SEU{I~K-J?2, 15s. STIRLlNC--£6, 168.

6 6 o 6 6 o 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 o o 6 6 6 6 o 6 o 6 6 6 6 6 o o o

TAIN-£l, 148. 6tl.

Collected by MisB Mackay, HeatMnount.

?tlrs D. G. Mackay Miss Mackay. Mrs M'Donald Mrs Macnaughton Mrs Rose Mrs R099 • MraS. Ross. Miss S. S. Ross MrsSimon • Mrs Sutherland Mrs Waters

o 2 5· o 2 6-o 2 6, o 2 6. o 2 6-o 2 6, o 2 a-010 ()o o 2 ()o

026. o 2 6-

THURSO-15s. 6d.

Collected by Mi.s Margat'et Mackay, George Street.

Mrs AuJd 0 &. Mrs D. Gunn • 0 2 I) Mrs Donald Ma.cki\;J' -0 2 6:, Miss Smith 0 2 6 Rev. A. Soutar, M.A. 0 2 6· Amounts under 2s. ad. 0 3 ()-

TRANE~T--£I,2s. 6d. Hon. Secy. and Treas.-JAlIES MATHISON, Esq., Oommercia.! Ba.nk of SI'-Otland. Non. Pt'MI,-HuQH GAVIN, Esq., (Jollected by'MiI. Robson,

'1 King Street. 144 High Street. Collected by Mus Ethel Pollok,

Parkerul. Coll,cted by Mils Gib.on, 11 PM'k Miss Robson • 0 2 S o 2 6. Terrace-£l,14s. Rev. H. M. Williamson 010 ()-o 2 01 MrS Arnot' 0 2 • R. F. Williamson, Esq. 0 10 ~

Mrs Allan . • The Misles Anderson

Anglo-Indian Evangelisation Society. 39

CONTRIBUTIONS IN INDIA FOR 1914.

The Financial Year in India ends 31st December, and the Treasurer desires that Subscription Lists not in before that mQAth, be sent in as early in December as possible. If the Evangelists and Collectors will kindly attend to this it will greatly oblige.

Bon. Preas.,F. J. PAGE, Esq., The Retreat, Pedder Road .. BOll1:bay;.

Rs. 6,430, 2a. 2p. @ Is. 4d. = £428, 13 •. 6d.

Collected by Hr A. P. Taylor, c/o Y.l'r1.C.A., Caleutta­

Rs.2033.

Messrs W. Haworth & BANDKL JUNCTlOlf. Co. Rs.16 0 0

J. Taylor Esq. • 15 0 0 Church Oollections Sunday School

Rs.64 0 0

CALCUTTA.

Messrs Mackinnon. Mac-kenzie & Co. • Rs. 500 0 0

Messrs ~'Neill & 00. 100 0 0 MessrsR: Knight & Co 100 0 0 Messrs Burn & 00. 50 0 0 Messrs Bird & Co. • • 50 0 0 Messrs J. Thomas & Co. 50 0 0 Messrs James Finlay &;

Co., Ltd. • • 50 0 0 Messrs Jardine, Skinner

& Co. • • • 50 0 0 Messrs Apcar & Co. 50 0 0 Messrs Begg, Dunlop &

Co. . . • 32 0 0 Messrs Jessop &; Co.,

Ltd. .., 32 0 0 Messrs Macintosh, Burn

& 00. Ltd. . • • 32 0 0 Messrs Shaw, Wa.lla.ce &

00 •. ' • • • 32 0 0 Messrs Ba.lmer, Lawrie

&00.. .3200 A Friend . 32 0 0 Hon. Mr R. G. Montea.th 30 0 0 Messrs T. R. Stokoe,

.Esq. . . _ 25 0 0 Messrs MCLeod & 00. 25 0 0 Messrs Whiteaway, Laid-

la.w & 00. Ltd.. . 25 0 0 .. Messrs Martin & 00. . 25 0 0

Messrs Main & 00. • 20 0 0 Messrs Duncan Bros. &

00. . • . . 20 0 f1 Messrs Thomas Duff &

OQ. Ltd.. . 20 0 0

Messrs W. Leslie & Co. 15 0 0 Messrs Manton & Co. 10 0 0 Messrs Cooke & Kelvie. 10 0 0 Messss- C. Lazerus & Co.

Ltd. 10 0 0 Messrs T. E. Bevan &

Co. . . • • 10 0 0 Messrs Francis Harrison ,

Hathaway & Co. 10 0 0 Messrs Ahmuty & Co. 10 0 0 Messrs Hamilton & Co. 10 0 0 Messrs Harman & Co. 10 0 () Messrs Llewelyn & Co. 10 0 0 Messrs Thacker, Spink

&'00. .. 10 0 o o o o o o

A. Birkmire, Esq. 10 0 Victor Murry, Esq. 10 0 F. Peliti, Esq. 10 0 Mrs D. L. Monroe. 10 0 C. J. Pritchard, Esq. 10 0

Collections. &. N.olan, Esq. W. Divan, Esq. Mrs L. Mackay Mrs K. Taylor Mrs O. E. Barber Mrs W. F. Baker lIlrs H. E. Kidby • ?tIrs L. H. Wagstatf Ml·SC. Good

JHAJHA.

Ohurch Collections Sunday School

Oollections. Mrs Costello Mrs Wilson J. Jones, Esq.

W. Archer, Esq. 10 0 o BURDWAN. D. A. C. Cruden, Esq. 10 0 R. M. Gurney, Esq. 10 0 W. M. Glover, Esq. 10 0 D. M. Hamilton, Esq. 5 0 H. F. D.. 5 0 A. A. Price; Esq. • 5 0 W. D. Steven, Esq. 5 0 A Friend. .. 5 0 F. W. Hockley, Esq. S 0 A Friend 2 0 A Friend 2 0 A Frieud 2 0 A Friend 114 A Friend 1 0 A Friend. 1 0 A. Hoare, Esq. 1 ,0 F. Bentley, Esq. 1 0

g Church Collec~ions gl o o o o o

SAHlBGUNGE.

Mr and Mrs Day Mr and Mrs Sutton A Manuel, Esq. Mrs S,utton

g CAWNPORE

o Sir A. M'Robert o o o o o

DARJEELING.

Mrs A. P. Taylor Auckland Oottage

Missionary Box. Mesars Barlow & 00., HOWRAH.

Ltd. .., ,20 0 0 A Friend • • Francis D. Taylor. A. William Taylor L~ Elizabeth Taylor

Messrs John King &00., J .. Oartland, Esg: . ··Ltd. . 20 O· 0 Rev:G: B. Goldte

.60 0 0

.20 0 0

_ 12 8 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

4 6 o 0 o 0 o o. o 0 o i o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0

6614 0

100 100 100 100

" 612 0

10 0 0 500 200 200

. 160 0

10 0 0

600

~ ~ g 200 10 \}

40 A'~gl~Jndian Ew,ngeluation 8o.fJi,ty,

LUCK NOW. BARODA. SCOTLAND.

B. M'Lain, Esq. Rs.10 0 0 G. D. Bridges, Esq. Rs.lli 0 0 "D" Rs.60 0 0

BAl!!1;I PI1R. BROACH. SHAHABAD. A Friend 5 0 0 H. Guthrie, Esq. . 30 0 0 Collections at Services. 20 7 0 A Friend 5 0 0 H. W. Shepherd, Esq. 30 0 0 Per J. Downes, Esq. 7 0 0 S. G. Ellis, Esq. 10 0 0

KIIUL JUNcrloN. J. M. Lupton, Esq. 10 0 0 Sunday School 3 1 0

Collection,. :.' 8.0 0 CA{'cIJ'f'U BuuWAT. (.rU8D&lIlp), MADHUPUR w. C. Fraser, Esq. 48 0 0 Collection at Service 7 0 e

Collections 8 0 Miss Lindsay 5 0 0 Mr.J.ordan 2 II 0

SHOLAPUR. GTA.

COMILLA. Collection at Service 6 ~ 0 AF~nd a 0,0 A Frilmd IOO 0

;BVUL DHOND. ,SIALI'O'J.

Collectipns 5 0 0 CpDec~iQlls

~ev. W. Dalget~y. 1(1. ,0 0 %I 0 0

Hu'M'! GOLD MINE. SJM14: .

Collected by Rev. Arthur Giles, 'Ii 'Khan Road,

Poona-Rs. 1770, i1a. 2p.

Pr A. J. ~. SJ¥lec}ll~y 10 o 0 SirPercyLa.ke,~C.M.G. 76 o 0 Rev • .Tames 'Black, M.A. U

o () e s L. Bishop, ESq.. 10

T. W. Bennetts, Esq. 5 o 0 Union Ohurch Collee· o 0 iion 17 9 0

BOMBAT.

St. Andrew's Kirk 31 11 0 W. L. Weldon, Esq. 30 0 0 A. H. S. Aston, Esq. 25 0 0

J. G. Dobbs, Esq. 5 A. E. PetiD, Esq. . 2 F. M. Blake, Esq. • 1 J. F. Crashaw, Esq. 1

KALY.lN.

o 0 o 0 o 0

Duncan Fraser, Esq. • 25 0 0 Rev. A. ailes, Fee for

Service, United Collections · ,163 0

Church of8cotland ,25 0 0 J.ONAVLA.

[ :'~~'!r~~~:i!~?' . i~ ~ g M. E. Chureb, for G, Bennett, Esti.. .. 10 0 0 Services by Bev. J. H. BoardlJla.B, Esq .. 10 0.0 A. Giles, W. A. 0lhambel'S, Esq •. 10 0

0 00

MADRA8. F. 0, C.ark, Esq .. ' . 10 Messrs (}reave8', Cotton Christian . College

& Co. •• 10 '0 0 Church Geo. 'Service & CO. ~O '0 0

100 .. 00

31 7 0

.MUBspoan:.

ABU ROAD DISTRICT SPBCIAL FUJiD.

Sir Henry Proctor, per A. C. Owen, Esq. 100 0 0

Duncan' Fras~r, . ;E(lq., per W. a:. :Klolz, Esq. 50 0 0

J. Mackieson. ll)Iq.,plf' W. H. KlOSE, Esq. ,SO 0 0

A Friend, per Mrs A. Orr, England • 30 0 0

F. C. Clark, Esq., per W, H. ~lo8z, -Esq. ~ 25 0 0

~eceivedfl'omRev. Giles in Fe1:lruary • 15 00

Hon .. Str F. L. Sprott . 15 0 0 H. R . .Hedley, Esq., per

A. C. Owell, .Esq. .' l~ 0 0 Captain J .. J. Welch . ·10 O'.() Whiteaway, Laidlaw &

00. . • • 10 0 0 Union Ohqfcl). J. D. Allen, Esq. M1'8 A. E. Forbes Miss Sw~tenha.m Mrs I. Addis.

30 16

, 16 10 10

P. G. Messent, Esq. : 10 0 0 o 0 G. B. Coleman, Esq. .' 10 0 0

L .. S. Asbworth, Esq. • 5 0 0 1Ies,1'8 Guddam &; Co. _.Ii 0 0 Dr Marrett, 5 0 0

ABU, ROAD.

filollections at Services • '88 J. Donalslson Smith, Esq... 45

9 6

The·)fiSllelf Bell G. E.1rlilnt!. Esq. :Mrs H. Lil!ter J. CooneiQis,.Esq. AnopymoQs Mrs Amman • Oapt. Lee. •

· 10 • 10

10 10

· 10 7 5 6

o 0 W. G. M'Kee, Esq. o 0 (Npv. ~nd Dec.). 10 0 () o 0 C. H. Roberts, Esq. 6 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 6 o 0 o 0 o 0

Collected by Rev. J. ParkeI', BeUary""-Rs; 363.

ARIiIIKERE.

Collections at Services. '10 S 0

A. Lindsey,~. 19 P. Ormsby, Esq. 18

o 0 C. Batten, Esq.. . o 0 Rev. J. F. T. Hallowes, o 0 M.A. ,

lIrs lliHugh . 3 0 0 D. Thoy, Esq. 2 0 0

D. D. Flight, Esq. 18 A. Allison; Esq. . 17 C. Egenon, Esq.. '. 17 Mrs B. Smith . 1 V. Hughes, Esq.. 6 W. P. Watson, Esq. 9 J. Scott, ~sq. :r _. 6 Anonymous 0

o 0 Miss M. Powell o 0 H. Lee, Esq. ' o 0 Dr Sanders ~ g Mrs A. Po)VeJI

o 0 9oU9AMUJlD. 8 0 8 0 Miss Hopwood .

POONA.' AHMBDIBAD. St. Andr~w'B: Kh:k.,

600 5 I) 0 400 300 S 0 0

1611 0

Collections at Services. S7 9 0 Ct)llectiQn at ~f'rv~1 by Rev. A. Giles , .3 4 0

'BANG,.,LOJl." Oollected by H: l}. I.YJJ8·

d-.le, Esq. 116 2

RAICHU .....

o Collection, at Service.. 4 Ii U

lI1'8 MIOue 2 0 0 Miss Taylor 2 O. 0

rnrs!:iiSsums _.: ,i ~ ~

BANGALORB el'J'V,

Mrs H. d'Moss 12 0 O· In Small Sums 3 8 0 A. Friend. 8 0 Q i. W~llfb, Esq. 2 0 0 T. Fulma.n, E4q. 2 0 9.-G. Nichols. Esq. 2 (l 0' T. Bezely, ESIJ. 2 0 ~ Hiss.Jd.d'Mosl ! 0 0 ,A. Johnl5oJ!L~q. 1 0 I) F. J"mes, 1'.i8Q. 1 ·0 0

• Anglfh!ndia~. :&angeli8atio~ -Sf)~ty. 41

BELLARY.

Rev. J. Parker Mrs H. Brisley

H. Bond, Esq. Rs. 2 0 0 I E.Hart, Esq. G. Willix, Esq. 2 0 0 Mrs Shemain.

Rs. 20 0 0 Mrs. Stewart 2 0 0 W. Little, Esq. . ·10 0 0 Mrs Martin • 2 0 0 J. A. Bennett, Esq.

Rs.12 0 0 12 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 Misil C. Parker

Master Harry Brisiey J. M'Laughlin, Esq. J. Perkins, Esq. . W. BriU?, Esq.

5 0 0 T. Bronne, Esq. 2 0 0, Mrs M'Dowell 2 ,0 0 Mrs RichlU'ds 2 0 0 H. Lester, Esq. 901)

800 800 500 412 0 200

2 0 0 Mrs Baker • 1 0 0 E. Carr, Esq. 2 0 0 Miss M. Brookes 1 0 0 A. Soares, Esq.

J. Jones, Esq. 2 0 0 Miss G. Smith 1 0 0 W. Storey, Esq. 1 0 .() Miss Fanthome • 1 0 0 Thank Offerings 6 0 0 P. L'Estrange, Esq. 1 0 0 Collected in small Sum!! Mrs Speeehlay

lIiss Shrieves Mrs Aldrish

: CASTLE Rooit., HrsHoward IIrs Staggs Mrs Jacobs • IIrs Beveridge lIrt E. Ross • lIrs Fit~erald IIrsAntony Miss Antony Mrs Bayley • }Irs Seymour

DHARWAR. A Friend Miss Taylor • Mrs Headwards Mrs Lyons

Goon. Collected by a Friend MissP.P.

GUNTAKAL.

17 0 0 12 0 0 9 I) 0 900 700 700 601) 600 100 100

S 0 0 S 0 0 21 0 0 200

16 0 (} 600

in Trains 11 8 0 Mr A. H. Gilles . -1 0 0

100 100 100 100

Mrs· A. Gilson

Colleeted by Mr R. Llsh Gordon, Podanul'­

Rs.445.

Mr S. Broadbent 1\1r G. Barker

Colleeted by Rev. J. Shaw. PODANuR.

Union Church A. Gillon, Esq. Sunday School Mrs Forsyth _

COIMBATORE. G_ S. Roge, Esq. R. Stanes, Esq. F. J. Stanes, Esq. H. C. Golden, Esq. W. E. Winter. Esq, H. Taylor, Esq.

BOMBAY.

A.'E. B. Gordon, Esq.

Quetta--Rs. 135.

. z~g g g :::~e~d~~~'rumbl~ Sal~ 7~ 0 0 12 O. 0 organised by Mrs

5 0 0 Shaw 60 0 0

40 0 0 Pel' F. J. Page, Esq~, Hon. 210 0 0 Treasurei>-Rs. 1398, 6a. 16 0 0 15 0 0 10 0 0 500

500

Contributions from Wellesley Sq. United Free Church Cal­cutta, towards the stipend of Rev. Arthur Giles while officiating there, January and February 1914, • 800 0

E. G. Glazier, Esq. 136 0 I) Collections at Services. HI 12 , M.i.DRAS. In Small Sums 8 ··8· 0 Mrs Buckler 2 0 0 S. Meneand, Esq. 2' 0 0 Mrs Viyne 2 0 0 Mrs Johannes 2 0 0 COONOOIl. M~s Lincoln • 2 0 o· F. Meneand, Esq •• HISS WOQdward 2 0 0 I Mrs F. Meneand

18 0 0 5 U 0 Mrs Adams 2 0 0

A Friend 1 0 0 SEMMANAHALLI.

HUBLI. B. Penn, Esq. 21 o 0 Per Mrs SLADB, Hon. Treasurer. Mrs A. Clerke o 0

Oollections at Services 36 9 8 H. T. Slade, Esq.. • 12 0 0 J. Watson, Esq. • .• 11 0 0 J. H. Carter, Esq. • 8 0 0 D. Jones, Esq. 5 8 0 H. Gaynor, Esq. .• 5 0 0 D. Jones, Esq. 4 8 0 A. Phenix, Esq. 2 0 0 Miss Omond • 1 14 0 Mrs Cumming 1 .0 0 C. Carter, EBq~ 0 4: 0

WHlTlI:FDlLD.

Mrs J. Okeeffe S. Brookes, Esq •..•

300 ! 0 0

Collected by Rev. John M'Dowall. Gangapur­

Rs.290. Proceeds of Y.W.O.A.

Sa.le of Work, organ­isedbyMrsJ.M'Dowall 80 0 0

Oolleotions a.t Services. 38 6 0 C. d'Mellow, Esq. • 22 0 0 G., Sherwood, Esq. 14 0 0 W. H. Dyson, Esq. • 18 0 0 Gangapur SundaySchool12 0 0 E. E. Kent, Esq. 12 0 0

W. Smith, Esq., Abu Road. • 61 0 0

United Free Church of Scotland, Bombay 31 12 0 Do. do. do. 100 0 0

Bombay Baptist Church 30 0 0 F. J. Page, Esq.. . 30 0 0 J. Cobban, Esq. ,Bombay 15 0 0 F. H. Deane, Esq., Ajmer 15 0 • E. F. Green, Esq. . 15 0 0 Unknown. 10 0 0 Rev. A. Thomas. • 812 0 Interest on Deposit, 191810 2 0

Do. do. 1914 5 12 0

ABU ROAD FUND.

Per A. C. Owen, Esq.-W. L. Weldon, Esq. 25 R. Woolcomue, Esq •. 20 A. H. S. Aston, Esq.. 16 F. J. Page, Esq. 10

PeT Rev. W. H. Klosz, Esq.':'-

o 0 o 0 o 0 o (:)

C. A. Hawes, Esq. F; Lilley, Esq.

60 0 0 5 0 f)

LEGACY FUND, 1~14-15. ..4Jwill,t, UI14-

Balance .brougpt forward £90 0 0

M (JI,rch 31.t, 1915"':';"

Transferred to General Fund £90 0 0

INDIAN TREASURER'S BALANCE SHEET

For the Yea.r ending 31st Deoember 1914.

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE.

I. Ba.lttnoe at 1st January 1914 Re. 1,047 3 7 1. Salaries and Allowances;of Agents ... Rs. 14,005 15 0 II. Proceeds of Drafts on General II. Travelling Expenses of Agents 1,33511 0

Treasurer, £670 9,952 9 1 III. Incidental Expenses, including Postage 109 2 10 III. Oontributions in India ... 6,430 2 2 IV. Rent for Bungalow, Abu Road Rs. 172 0 0

LeM Amount Refunded ... 13315 0

---- 38 0 V. Balance in hand on 31st December 1914 1,941 0

Rs.17,429 14 10 &8.17,429 14 10

Examined and found correct i:md' suffiCiently vouched: F. J. PAGJIl,'

T. T. WRIGHT,· Hon; Auditor. Hon. Trta8urtr Jor India.

Bomba.y, 12th March .1915.

There is included in the contributions in India, and salaries paid to Agents, the sum of Rs. tiOO reoeived from Wellesley Square, Church, Oalcutta.

GENERAL TREASURER'S (HOMS) BALANCE SHEET, 1914-15.!~;~~ "q ~}

INCOME.

I. BIIol11one8 a.t 1st April 1914-

Ke88rs Ba.rela.y & 00. Ltd.

Commerei .. l Bank of Scotla.nd Ltd.

II. Contributions in Great Britain

III. Transferred from Legacy Fund

IV. Transferred from Working Fund

£2 6 6

'1 2

Exa.mined and found correot a.nd Bulftoiently vouohed.

£9 811

95012 6

90 0 0

75 0 0

£1125 1 5

THOMAS S. MARTIN. O.A •• Hon. Auditor. EDIKBtrRGH, 28th April 1916.

•

EXPENDITURE.

I. Salaries of Evangelists in India paid to friends at home, &C. £118 10

II. Indian Bills paid, and remittances to India 670 0 0

. III. Home Expenditure-

§alaries and Honoraria Posta.ges, Oarriages, &c. .. Travelling Expenses Printing Report, Oirculars, &0. .. AdvertiSing, Meetings, &e. Office Expenses, &c.

IV. Balances at 31st March 1915-

Messrs Barclay & 00. Ltd. CommerciAl Bank of Scotland Ltd.

.. £255 0 0.,

9 511

611 33 B 0

4 4 7 21 1710

----

£911 6 3 1 S

W. STEWART THOMPSON,

£78310 fi

328 18 3

1212 9

£1i26 1

Generl'l Trearnrer .

• SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE FOR 1914-15.

INCOME. 1914 1915

England ... £459 11 9 £371 19 0 Anglo.Indian La.dies' Union 63 18 0 28 5 6

--=---- £523 9 9 --- £400 5 6 Scotla.nd ... ... 533 8 10

£1056 18 7 India-Rs. 4,601,20.. 9p.

@ Is. 4d. ... 438 2 2

£1495 0 9 DBFICIT FOR THE YEAR 135 18 9

£i630 19 6

550 8 0

£950 12 6

42$ 13 6

£1379 6 0 102 4 4

£1481 10 4 -----

EXPENDITURE. 1914

Indian Expenditure ... £1275 7 7

Loss on Excha.nge 8 6 1

Home Expenniture 347 '510·

£1630 19 6

WORKING FUND ACCOUNT 1914-15.

, ApnllRt, 1914.

Ba.lance Brought Forward £600 0 0

£6()O 0 0

March 31Rt, 1915. Transferred to Genera.l Fund Bn.la.~ce Cl\rri~d, Forward

1915 £1146 2 2

6 911

328 18 p'

3 1

£1481 10 4

75 0 0 £525 0 0

£600 0 0

~ .~

MEMORANDA.

L THB ANNUAL REPORT is simt directly by post to Subscribers, whose addresses are in the hands of theSecretat:y. To others, copies will ,be sent through Local 'Secretaries, Treasurers, or GoUectors.

II. Doiu.TI~NS OR SUBSCRIPTIONS will be thankfully recei ved by any \ of the Treasurers or Collectors; or'by Miss:FoLEY, 35 John

Street, Bedford Row, London, W.C.,

III.CO~TRIBUTIONS m~y be paid intO the ~ociety's Account in the Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd., Edinburgb,or to,Messrs Barclay & Co. Ltd.,l Pall Mall: East, London,' S.W. The' ,Secretary, whert{!d;vised of such paymen'ts, will send receipts.

IV, It woUld 'be well if _designations were given, as Mrs, or Miss, Rev.·or Esq.,: &0.

V.' Plui flnancialy~ar closes in I'lUiia 'SlstlJecerllher, and at Home 31st 'March jand Oontributionsrecei'ved after.th~edate8.will be reckoned as 'belongi't~g to. tke followiing ,year.

VI. Lady Collectors are requested to send their Oollecting Book, with remittances.

PaINTED BY

WM. R. DeFF &, Co.,

LEITH.