191 Demorestville, Thomas Cobb. 192 Shannonville, Aaron D. Miller. 193 Hungerford, George Carr, James Kines. 194 Flinton and Addington-Road, Robert Robinson (Flinton). 95 Madoc, John English, Jacob E. Howell, B.A. 196 Hastings-Road, Robert Godfrey (Bannockburn). 197 Denbigh, William Sutton. XV. KINGSTON DISTRICT.-John George M'Ritchie, Financial Secretary. 198 Kingston, John Gemley, John B. Clarkson, B.A.; Henry Byers, Supernumerary; Charles Fish, Co-Agent of Victoria College. 199 Napanee, John S. Clarke, David Kennedy, B.A. (Selby). One wanted. 200 Newburg, George M'Ritchie, Davidson M'Donald; Stephen Miles, Superannuated. 201 Willon, William Briden, William J. Cole. 202 Odessa, Richard Clarke. 203 Bath, John W. German, Peter E. W. Moyer, B.A. 204 Waterloo, Kingston, Edward A. Ward, John F. German, B.A. (Battersea). One to be sent. 205 Gananoque, Edward Barrass. 206 Brewer's Mills, Alexander Campbell (B), William I. Shaw, B.A., LL.B. 207 Centreville, John C. Ash. 208 Harrowsmith, William H. Peake. 209 Tamworth, Ozias Barber, Samuel Connor (Kennebec). 210 Frontenac, To be supplied. XVI. BROCKVILLE DISTRICT.-William Scott, Chairman. James Armstrong, Financial Secretary. 211 Brockville, William H. Poole; Luther Houghton, Supernumerary. 212 Prescott, William Scott; Sylvester Hurlburt, Superannuated. 213 Lynn, William Andrews, Joshua P. Lewis. 214 Farmersville, William M'Gill, Elisha Ten nant. 215 Augusta, Jay S. Youmans. 217 Kemptville, James Armstrong; Henry Shaler, Superannuated. 218 South Mountain (Heckton), Hugh M'Lean. 219 Matilda, David C. M'Dowell, Wesley Casson; William H. Williams, Superannuated. 220 Morrisburg, William English. 221 Winchester, John Howes. 222 Moulinette, George Case, John Russell; Stephen Brownell, Superannuated. 223 Cornwall, Joseph Hugill. XVII. PERTH DISTRICT.-James Gray, Chairman. William Hansford, Financial Secretary. 225 Perth, William Hansford, Alexander Lester. 226 Smith's-Falls, James Gray, Henry Irvine. 227 Carlton-Place, James Masson, William S. M'Cullough, B.A. 228 Merrickville, Charles Taggart, Robert Bruce. 229 Lanark, John Holmes. 230 Rokeby, Edmund S. Shorey; Alvah Adams, Superannuated. 231 Pakenham and Arnprior, William Burns, William M'Donough. 232 Newborough and Bedford, James Norris, George Ferguson. 233 Elgin, William Hayhurst, Samuel B. Phillips. 234 North-Sherbrooke, Ebenezer Teskey. 235 Fitzroy-Harbour, Robert L. Gabie. XVIII. PEMBROKE DISTRICT.-Richard M. Hammond, Chairman. William Tomblin, Financial Secretary. 236 Pembroke, William Tomblin. 237 Westmeath, Richard M. Hammond, Thomas H. Walker (Beachburg). 238 Portage-du-Fort, John Kiernan. 239 Renfrew, William Creighton. 240 Brudenell, Archelaus Doxsee (Rockingham). 241 Calabogic, Charles E. Perry. 242 Eganville, Edwin Fessant. 243 Alice, John V. Wilson (Pembroke). 244 Clarendon, William Shannon, John H. Stewart; William T. Hewitt, Super. numerary. 245 Onslow, William Sanderson. 246 Point-Alexander, Brock Rose. 247 German Mission, Charles Allum. One wanted. XIX. OTTAWA DISTRICT.-John Douse, Chairman. Richard Wilson, Financial Secretary. 248 Ottawa City, John Douse. 249 Chaudiere Mission, (Ottawa,) Henry Beeson, under the superintendence of the Chairman of the Ottawa District. 250 Templeton and Portland, Andrew L. Peterson (Ottawa). 251 North Wakefield, Richard N. Adams. 252 Aylwin, Isaac Gold. 253 Aylmer, C.E. (Ottawa), Joshua H. Johnson, M.A. 254 Bell's Corners, Richard Wilson. 255 March, One to be sent. 256 Richmond, John B. Armstrong, William M'Cullough (B). 257 North Gower, W. M. Pattyson. 258 Long-Island Locks, Andrew Armstrong. 259 Osgoode, John Slight. 260 Bearbrook, Jabez B. Keough. 261 Riceville, Samuel Teeson. 262 L'Orignal, William D. Brown, Robert Bell. 263 Grenville, George H. Kenney. 264 Harrington, Daniel Conolly. 265 Thursoe, Joseph Hill. XX. MONTREAL DISTRICT.-James Elliott, Chairman. Edward B. Ryckman, B.A., Financial Secretary 266 Montreal, Centre, James Elliott, William Briggs; John Douglas, Supernumerary. 267 Montreal, West, George Douglas, James A. Gordon. T. W. Jeffrey, Financial Secretary. 282 Quebec, George Young. 283 Seamen's Mission, John Salmon, B.A. 284 French Mission, Joseph A. Dorion. 285 Three-Rivers, Samuel G. Phillips. 286 Melbourne, T. W. Jeffrey, Hugh Cairns. 287 Sherbrooke, James Roy, Osborn Lambly, B.A. 288 Eaton, (Sawyerville, P.0.,) George Washington, B.A., Samuel Cairns. 289 Dudswell and Bury, William Hicks, John Smith. 290 Leeds, George Stenning. 291 Danville, Robert H. Smith. 292 New-Ireland, Thomas Bell. 293 Durham, C.E., James E. Richardson. 294 Actonvale, John Scott. 295 Port-Neuf, William Adams. 296 Gaspé, Samuel E, Maudsley. XXII. STANSTEAD DISTRICT.-Rufus A. Flanders, Chairman. Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., Financial Secretary. 297 Stanstead, John Tomkins, Malcolm M'Donald, Superannuated. 298 Magog, French Mission, Thomas Charbon nell. 299 South-Roxton, Alexander La Clair. 300 Compton, Benjamin Cole; John B. Selley, M.D., Superannuated. 301 Hatley, William W. Ross. 302 Coaticoke and Barnston, John S. Evans. 303 Georgeville, John Stewart. 304 Magog, One to be sent. 305 East-Bolton, Edmund E. Sweet, Richard Robinson. 36 Knowlton, William Scales. One wanted. 807 Shefford and Lawrenceville, Joseph E. Sanderson, M.A., W. Galbraith. 308 Stukeley and Farnham, French Mission, Armand Parent, Stephen Chartier. 309 Granby, John Davies; Edmund S. Ingalls, Supernumerary. 310 Dunham, Thomas W. Constable. 311 Frelighsburg, D. Sutherland. 312 Farnham, Hiram Fowler. 313 Sutton, Samuel Jackson. 314 St. Armand, John Armstrong (B); Francis Hunt, Supernumerary. 315 Clarenceville, Rufus A. Flanders. FOREIGN MISSIONARY DISTRICTS. XXIII. HURON AND SUPERIOR DISTRICT. 316 Bruce-Mines, John Tutchinson. 318 Batchiwana-Bay, To be supplied. [These Missions to be under the direction XXIV. HUDSON'S-BAY TERRITORY.George M'Dougall, Chairman. 321 Norway-House, Lake-Winnipeg, Charles Stringfellow. 322 Oxford-House, To be supplied. 323 Lac-la-Pluie, One to be sent. 324 Edmonton-House, Rocky-Mountains, Tho mas Woolsey. 325 Victoria, Saskatakawan, Geo. M'Dougall 326 White Fish-Lake, Henry Steirhaur. XXV. PACIFIC COAST. VANCOUVER'S ISLAND AND BRITISH COLUMBIA.-Ephraim Evans, D.D., Chairman. 327 Victoria, V.I., Ephraim Evans, D.D., Arthur Browning. 328 Nanaimo, V.I., Edward White. 329 New-Westminster and the Lower Fraser River, Ebenezer Robson. 330 Cariboo, One to be sent. 331 Kootenay, One wanted. James F. Latimer. [No Station.] APPOINTMENTS OF THE ELE- JOHN M'MURRAY, President of the Conference. I. HALIFAX DISTRICT.-John M*Murrey, James Taylor, Financial Secretary. 1 Halifax, Edmund Botterell, R. Alder Tem ple; Henry Pope (A), Supernumerary. Conference-Offee, John M'Murray, Editor and Book-Steward. 2 Dartmouth, Joseph G. Angwin; Thomas Angwin, Supernumerary. 3 Musquodoboit-Harbour, R. O. B. Johnson. 4 Middle Musquodoboit, Leonard Gaetz. 5 Sambro and Margaret's Bay. One wanted. 6 Lunenburg, John J. Teasdale. One wanted. 7 New-Germany, John Johnson. 8 Windsor, James England; Frederick Smallwood, Supernumerary. 9 Falmouth, Andrew Gray. 10 Meander, (Newport,) James Taylor. 11 Avondale, (Newport,) H. M'Keown. The Ministers in Newport shall change once a month. 12 Kempt, William Tweedy. 13 Maitland, G. M. Barratt. II. ST. JOHN DISTRICT.-Ingham Sutcliffe, Chairman. George O. Huestis, Financial Secretary. 14 St. John, South, Jolin S. Addy, James R. Narraway, A.M., J. L. Sponagle; William Temple, M. Pickles, W. T. Cardy, Supernumeraries. 15 St. John, North, (Portland,) Ingham Sutcliffe. 16 St. John, West, (Carleton,) George O. Huestis. 17 Fairville, Job Shenton. 18 St. Andrew's, George W. Tuttle. 19 St. David's, Isaac Thurlow. 20 St. Stephen's, T. Berton Smith. 21 Mill-Town, William Wilson. 22 Sussex-Vale, George B. Payson. 23 Grand-Lake, and Canaan, George Harrison. 24 Havelock, D. W. LeLacheur, under the superintendence of Brother Payson. 25 Greenwich, David B. Scott. 26 Kingston, John J. Colter. 27 Upham, W. C. Brown. III. TRURO DISTRICT.-Alexander B. J. V. Jost, Financial Secretary. 28 Truro, Alexander B. Black. 29 River-Philip, James R. Hart. 30 Wallace and Pugwash, George Johnson, Cranswick Jost, A.B. 31 River-John, J. V. Jost. 32 Albion-Mines, Douglas Chapman. 33 Guysborough and Canso, James Burns, Thomas J. Dienstadt; James Buckley, 34 Manchester, John G. Bigney. 35 Sydney, Roland Morton, R. H. Taylor. IV. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND DIS. Henry Pope (B), Financial Secretary. 39 Charlotte-Town, Matthew Richey, D.D., Howard Sprague, A.B.; Richard Johnson, M.D., Supernumerary. 40 Cornwall and Little-York, Henry Pope (B). 41 Pownal, William Ryan. 42 Bedeque, Richard Smith; John B. Strong, Supernumerary. 43 Margate, Edwin Evans. John Lathern, Financial Secretary. 48 Fredericton, John Lathern; William Smithson, Supernumerary. 49 Sheffield, James Tweedy. 50 King's Clear, John A. Clark, A.B., under the superintendence of Brother Lathern, with whom he shall change once in every three weeks. 51 Woodstock, George S. Milligan, A.M. 52 Jacksonville, F. Harrison. 53 Florenceville, John W. Howie. 54 Andover, Benjamin J. Johnston. 55 Nashwaak, Joseph Sutcliffe. 56 Gagetown and Burton, Alexander S. Tuttle. 57 Miramichi, F. W. Moore, Charles B. Pitblado. 58 Bathurst, Robert Tweedy. 59 Dalhousie, Isaac N. Parker. VI. SACKVILLE DISTRICT.-Charles Stewart, Chairman. George Butcher, Financial Secretary. 69 Sackville, Alexander W. Nicholson; John Snowball, Supernumerary. MOUNT-ALLISON EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. Students in Theology, Humphrey P. Cow- 61 Point-de-Bute, George Butcher. The Ministers on the Sackville and Point-de-Bute Circuits shall change once a month. 62 Baie-de-Verte, William Alcorn. 63 Moncton, William M'Carty; William Allen, Stephen Humphrey, A.B., Supernumeraries. 64 Dorchester, F. H. W. Pickles. 65 Hopewell, Robert Wilson, Asa B. Watters. 66 Coverdale, R. Mitchell Smith. 67 Richibucto, John Cassidy. 68 Amherst, Charles Stewart, William Sargent. 69 Parrsborough, John Read, Wesley C. Colpitts. VII. ANNAPOLIS DISTRICT.-Thomas H. Davies, Chairman. Stephen F. Huestis, Financial Secretary. 70 Annapolis, Joseph Hart, W. H. Heartz. 71 Bridgetown, Henry Daniel; George Miller Supernumerary. 72 Wilmot, Richard Weddall; Joseph F. Bert, Supernumerary. 73 Aylesford, Robert E. Crane. 74 Horton, Samuel W. Sprague, Albert S. Des Brisay CONFÉRENCE 75 Cornwallis, East, (Canning,) James G. Hennigar. 76 Cornwallis, West, (Berwick,) Thomas H. Davies. 77 Hillsburg, Joseph S. Coffin. 78 Digby, Stephen F. Huestis. 79 Digby-Neck, Alfred E. Le Page, who shall change occusionally with Brother Huestis. VIII. LIVERPOOL DISTRICT.-John William W. Perkins, Financial Secretary. 80 Liverpool, D. D. Currie, Ezra B. Moore. 81 Yarmouth, South, John Prince. 82 Yarmouth, North, William W. Perkins. The Ministers in Yarmouth shall interchange each Lord's day. 83 Barrington, Elias Brettle, C. W. T. Dutcher. 84 Shelburne, T. Watson Smith. 85 North-East Harbour, &c., Thomas D. Hart. 86 Port-Mouton, Robert Wasson. 87 Mill-Village, Thomas Smith. 88 Petite-Riviere, C. Lockhart. IX. NEWFOUNDLAND DISTRICT.— John S. Peach, Chairman. James Dove, Financial Secretary. 89 St. John's, Paul Prestwood, A. W. Turner, Joseph Gaetz. 90 Harbour-Grace, James Dove. 91 Carbonear, John S. Peach, John S. Allen. 92 Brigus, William E. Shenstone. 93 Port-de-Grave, One to be sent. 94 Blackhead, John Waterhouse. 95 Island-Cove, Thomas Fox. 97 Hant's-Harbour, H. L. Cranford. 103 Grand-Bank, John S. Phinney. MISSIONS OF CONFERENCE. 104 Labrador, John S. Allen (for summer months). 105 Petites, Joseph Pascoe. 106 Channel, Isaac Howie. 107 Exploits, Jabez A. Rogers. 108 Fogo, Charles Ladner. 109 Little-Bay Island, To be supplied. 110 Green's-Pond, Joseph Todhunter. 111 Bermuda, (in connexion with the Halifax District,) Robert Duncan, William W. Percival, J. M'C. Fulton, A.B.(Hamilton.) N.B. 1. John Brewster, by permission of the Conference, returns to England. 2. John Allison, A.M., by permission of the Conference, is transferred to the Genesee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. MÉTHODISTE FRANÇAISE. PARIS, 1865. Président de la Conférence, JAMES HOCART. STATIONS DES MINISTRES ET PROPOSANTS, POUR L'ANNÉE 1865-1866. I. DISTRICT DU NORD.-Président du District, Philippe Guilon. 1 Paris, Paris, Luc Pulsford, Gédéon Jaulmes. 2 Pas-de-Calais, Saint-Pierre-lès-Calais, William Cornforth, 3 Calvados et Orne, Lisieux, Pierre Lucas. Condé-sur-Noireau, Pourvu par un agent. 4 Meurthe et Haute-Marne, Nancy, Philippe Guiton. 5 Puy-de-Dôme, Thiers, Numa Andrieu. 6 Vaud (Suisse), Lausanne, James Hocart, James Hocart, fils; T. J. Martel et Daniel Bernard, Etudiants. Aigle, Alfred Dupuy. II. DISTRICT DU MIDI.-Président du 7 Nimes et La Vaunage, Congénies, H.-Th. de Jersey. Codognan, Matthieu Lelièvre. Vauvert, J. W. Lelièvre. Villevieille, Vic-le-Fesq, etc., Pourvu pa 8 Alais et la Gardonnenque, Alais, Philippe Néel. Uzès, Auguste Martin. 9 Cévennes, (Est,) Anduze, Siméon Dugand; J. L. Ozanne, La Salle, D. Joseph Cornud. 10 Cévennes, (Ouest,) Ganges, Emile F. Cook. Le Vigan, Samuel Bertin. Valleraugues, Matthieu Gallienne, fils. 11 Drôme, Nyons, Philippe Hocquard. Dieu-le-Fit, Matthieu Audibert. Bourdeaux, Frédéric Prunier. Crest, Paul Lelièvre. Die, James Wood. 12 Hautes-Alpes et Vallées Vaudoises, A pour voir. 13 Bouches-du-Rhône, Marseille, A pourvoir. 14 Corse, Bastia, A pourvoir. N.B. Matthieu Gallienne, père, et Philippe Le Gresley, résident à Jersey. OUR ARMY WORK. 1. SHORNCLIFFE.-From the Rev. Joseph Webster. August 31st, 1865.-The bazaar in aid of the building of Folkestone chapel has just closed. The soldiers at the camp assisted us nobly. Their work and articles sold at high prices, and all was eagerly bought up. Among the rest were many mementos of the Indian mutiny, contributed by men who were engaged in that momentous struggle: leaves from the grave of Havelock, a piece of the Ballie-guard gate, through which our troops made good their entrance into Lucknow, were presented; as also Bhootan war knives, curiosities from China, and beautiful specimens of needlework. It is needless to add that this display of the liberality of our soldiers was as gratifying as it was admirable. 2. PORTSMOUTH.-From the Rev. B. Broadley-September12th, 1865.-I am glad to be able to report favourably of my work. From returns sent to me, I find we have on this side the water upwards of two hundred and thirty men in attendance on our services. This is exclusive of a small corps stationed at Fort Hilsea, the men of which, about twenty in number, attend the Landport chapel. I called on the general, and was received with the usual courtesy. I have also called on the commandants of the corps from which we have the largest number attending, and by them also have been received kindly. One of them, the colonel of the Royal Marine Artillery, whose corps occupy barracks distant about two and a half miles from the town, has placed a room at my disposal for week-evening service. We commence to-night; and, in connexion with it, I hope to be able to form a Society-class. 3. PARKHURST, ISLE OF WIGHT.From the Rev. W. Moister.-September 11th, 1865.-I am happy to inform you of the favourable commencement of our army work at Parkhurst Garrison. On the arrival of my authorization from the War Office and Horse Guards, the commanding officer sent for me, and gave me a cordial welcome as the duly appointed Wesleyan chaplain. In reply to a request which I had previously made, he readily granted us the use of a school-room for parade services on Sundays, and also on one evening in the VOL. XI.-FIFTH SERIES. To week for a Bible-class, &c. We have obtained the use of one school-room in Newport for soldiers' prayer and class meetings; so that I have now got fairly into my work, and I am encouraged by the attendance and marked attention at our parade services, as well as by the greater numbers present at our voluntary meetings, and by my visits to the hospital. Ten of our men have recently embarked for Canada. secure due care of them, I wrote to the Ministers of the place to which they proceeded. It is a somewhat remarkable circumstance, that one of the Ministers to whom I have commended these men, was, when I first knew him, a boy in the army. He was converted to God on one of my West-India stations. He began to preach; studied under my direction; obtained his discharge; and has for more than twenty years been an eminent Minister in Canada. He, I am sure, will take care of our men from Parkhurst. 4. THE CAMP AT THE CURRAGH, AND DUBLIN.-I have recently had an opportunity of visiting the camp at the Curragh in Ireland, and of inquiring into and observing there, and in Dublin, the state of our work among the troops stationed in that part of the United Kingdom. The camp is delightfully situated, and the wide expanse of short grass and soft greensward makes it highly advantageous for military evolutions on a large scale; and health seems breathed in with every inspiration. I found hussars and artillery under canvas, and the men every where well occupied. It was pleasant to see the smiles which greeted the appearance of the Rev. Messrs. Patterson and Lough, the late and present chaplains of the Wesleyan soldiers, and the respect shown to them as we passed through the camp. Our church and Minister's residence are picturesque, well adapted to their purpose, and stand in a good situation, with a garden and field adjoining. This is held of the Crown, upon easy terms of acknowledg ment. When the camp has been full, the church, which holds more than four hundred, has been found too small, and two parade services have been held in it on Sunday forenoons; and a pleasant sight it is to see the men marching from different parts of the wide-spread lines of huts, in separate bodies, and converg 3 x |
