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London, England, 1824-06-09 00:00:00

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SOCIETY
/..or PROMOTING the ENLARGEMENT and BUILD-
ING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS ;
tUPPORTEEI ENTIRELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
AT a GENERAL MEETING of the. SO-
CIETY, holden at the FREEMASONS' TAVERN,
ell WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1824, His Grace. the ARCH-
ISEIOP of CANTERBURY in the Chair. The Report of
the Proceedings of the last year having been read :
It was Unanimously Resolved, upon a consideration of the
state of •the Society's funds, That a SUBSCRIPTION
1110:ild •be immediately entered into, and an Address on the
%abject sent forth to the Public.
ADDRESS.
The want of Church-room, so much felt and complained of
ill 'various Parishes of England and Wales, led to the establish.
'nett of this Society in the year 1818. Since that time it has
41Yen assistance towards the building, enlargement, or improv-
ed internal arrangement of Churches and Chapels, in 316 cases.
• Pie result of this assistance is an additiOn of accoMmodation
for 91,953 persons; and of this number, the free and unappro-
priated sittings, that species of accommodation which is most
Wanted, amount to 69,295.
The Fund from which these numerous grants have been
Made, has been supplied by Voluntary Donations and Sub-
• scriptions, amounting in the whole, to about 64,0001. ; and that
fend is upon the point of being exhausted. But much, very
much, yet remains to be done by the Society. Applications to
• it for assistance have been more numerous in the last than in
ant of the three preceding years. A very laige part of the po,
voletion, especially of the poorer classes, is still in want of
hurch-room. •
„ The Parliamentary Grants do not in any degree supersede
• -rue,. necessity of this Society, which receives no share of them,
Pais supported entirely by voluntary contributions. Those
rants apply only to the Building of additional new Churches
al Parishes where the population exceeds 4,000 persons.—
Parliamentary aid is necessary to supply the deficiency of
,'`olirch-room in these cases ; and the encouragement and as-
` Stance of this Institution are no less-necessary in other cases.
It has been pronounced therefore, by the unanimous voice of
nulnerous meeting., to be in the highest degree expedient and
_eeirable, that this Society should continue its exertions. In
t'oedience to that voice, it now solicits further aid ; and it ap.
'Peals to the Public with the greater confidence from the sac-
Iteeitihich has attended its past labours. Those who concurred
in the first formation of the Society, because the design was
I°od, will the more readily continue their support, when they
mew see that the design has been carried into good effect. The
tPeal is made to them, and to every friend of the Established'
`lurch ;it is made, indeed, to who think, that to encourage
best
facilitate attendance on public' worship, Is to promote •the-
, ,let interests both of individuals and of the community; and
.;:! are earnestly invited to support a Society, whose labours for
Fearshave heen -most successfully directed to the prosecu.
:44,11 of this importantvobject., ' '
Sponations. -and ,Subscriptions ,received at Messrs. Hoare's,
i!et-etreet ; MessrSr Drummond's, Charing-cross, and Messrs.
No'es 4c Co. Mansion-house-street; and at the Society's Office,
b • 13> Duke-street,. Wesuninster,—where lists of the contri.
lltions in 1818 maybe seen.
Communications by the General Post, to be addressed (on.
der cover) To Francis Freeling, Esq. General Post Office,
l'ondoa ;" with the words, (Churches and Chapels) written in
me corner.
Society's Office, 15, Duke-street, Westminster,
2d Aim, 1824.
• CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.
Donations. Ann. Sub-
scriptions.
Itis Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury X. s. d. s. d.
Second Donation 210 0 0
G race the Archbp. of-York Do. 210 0 0
16 Lord
,te.".Lord Bishop of London Do. 200 0 0
4titt
~.ighth, of-Durham Do. 200 0 0
!shop of Lincoln Do. 50 0 0 5 5
The Lord Bishop of Oxford Do. 100 0 °
The Lord Bishop of Worcester Do. 100 0 0
The Lord Bishop
.of St. Asaph Do. 60 0 •
The Lord Bishop of Exeter Do. 50 0 0
`The Lord Bishop of Gloucester Do. 25 0 0
The Right Hon. the Earl of Hard-
wicke - • - - - Do. 100 0 0
The Lord Bishop of Winchester Do. 100 0 0
The Right Hon. Lord Kenyon Do. 100 0 0
•eoll. Mr. Justice Park - 'Do. 60 0 0
very" Rev. the Dean in addition to 20 0 0
of Carlisle 5 .Subscription
Ver7 Rev. the Dean of Ely - - 25 0 0
ell' Rev. the Dean 11
itty. of Worcester
.1 Second Don. 66 0
1,, Archdeacon Cambridge Do. 105 0 0
The Dean and Chapter of West-
. - Do. 300 0 0
toe Dea.n and Chapterof Exeter Do.. 100 0 0
`Lev. Archdeacon Watson;
Second Don. 105 0 0
Iteh,
_Y. Archdeacon Froud'e• - lO 10 0
Rev Archdeacon Pott Do. 10 10 0
,l,:enerable,Archdeacon Norfolk - 5 5 0
7,°oltia.Watson, Esq. - 105 0 0
feorge Gipps, Esq. M.P. - Do. SO 0 0
lllincis Burton-, Esq. - - Do. 25 0 0
Gilliamllliam
Cotton, Esq. - Do. 103 0 0
Davis Esq. - Do. 60 0 0
Dr. Thackeray - Do. 10 10 0
Rey.
Cocks, Esq. M.P. - Do. 10 10 0
Rev
Dr. Shepherd - - Do. 25 0 0
t`ev• H. H. Norris - Do. 100 0 0
mbe.v. Dr. Gardner - - - 20 0 0
Lev, Dr. Yates - - Do. 10 10 0
ywl Round, Esq. - Do. 10 10 0
• Dr.-D'Oyly . Do. 20 0 0
"u!r• Dr. Randolph Do. 10 10 0
retl; and Rev. Dr. Stewart - - 10 10 0
liv. W. J. D. Waddilove - 5 5 0
Rev
J. L. Martyn - 10 10 0
-`ev• H. Du Cane - Do. 5 5 0
icAr• Sikes, Esq. - - - 56 0,
oatzny Sikes, Esq. 5. 0
Rev Hatch, El. 6 0
v• 11, Holland Edward* - 60 0 0
b'eY• William Parker - - 56 0
A' ey. G. G. Stonestreet Do. 10 I 0 0
-A: J. Barchar d, Esq. - Do. 10 10 0
"bey. Dr. Lipscomb - 10 lb 0
"el. Lewis Way, in addition to Sub-
scription
7.V. William Digby
Rev W. H. Coleridge
lItr• T. L. Strong -
rt. George Coleridge
Rev, Dr. Haives
At,ev. Dr. Wordsworth . Do.
Robert Coates, Esq. and Mrs. Coates
,QV. Edward Rowden -
-
v H. Powell . - Do.
vivid Powell, Esq: - Do.
Dr. Barrett, in addition to Sub-
)) 5 5 0
-"el% William Vaux - • Do. 5 5 0
11,tehard Gilbert, Esq. - 10 10 0
Rev John Lonsdale - Do. 21 0 0
'Abey..A,3l. Benson 5 0 0
A. Montgomery Campbell Do.
Qe,s 3 0
rge Bramwell, Esq. Second Don. 25 0 0
bey-. G. Beresford - - - 3 0
'`‘r• James Maxwell

(3,10815 0 12 12 0

qARDEN ENGINES, and HAY-MAKING MACHINES.
ittBAKER and SON, Patent Mangle and
• Engine-Makers.to His Majesty, acquaint the Public,
IC:el have 'manufactured an Assortment of HAY-MAKING
the, most
and GARDEN WATERING ENGINES, on
Most improved Principle.—Likewise, a variety of Seed
rills, Drag Collecting Ral,es, Family Wheat Mills, Grain
airnisers, Garden Rollers-,'Green House Syringes and Focal-
Nors ' • Improved- Daisy Rakes, and Gardeners Tools of
terY kind ; together' with Butter Churns, Wine Presses,
°u.Seberry,Mills, and -Dairy Utensils of every description,
4t their Manufactory, 63, Fore-strect,•and 309, Oxford-street,
pear Haul-street. •
Old Garden Enyines repaired or exchanged.