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The Nineteenth Century , No 182, Apr 1892 [10v] (25/244)
The record is made up of 1 volume (120 folios). It was created in Apr 1892. It was written in English. The original is part of the British Library: India Office The department of the British Government to which the Government of India reported between 1858 and 1947. The successor to the Court of Directors. Records and Private Papers Documents collected in a private capacity. .
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xviii T he N ineteenth C entuey A dvertiser, A pril 1892.
ADDITIONAL CURATES
SOCIETY.
[HOME MISSIONS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.]
Gfficc—ARUHDEL HOUSE, VICTORIA EMBANKMENT,
LONDON, W.C.
THE Society is the only Organisation co-extensive with, and as comprehensive as,
the Church of England that has for its object ' to increase the means of pastoral
instruction and superintendence;' an increase absolutely necessary if the Church is
to be faithful to her Mission amidst a population increasing yearly by vast numbers.
The recent census has shown that the population of England and Wales has more
than doubled since the Society was founded in 1837.
Each year the Society has done its utmost to provide for the maintenance of
additional Mission Clergy, to minister to the large populations gathered in and around
our great towns.
NUMBER OF GRANTS FOR THE
1885 653
1886 717
1887 ....754
1888 858
1889 922
1890 988
189 1 *...1,046
189 2 1,125
The Society has no permanent Fund; its power to make and continue grants
depends on the money contributed by Churchmen and Churchwomen year by year.
In the confident assurance that their endeavours to make the Society's aid com
mensurate with the Church's evident needs were approved by all faithful Church-
people, the Committee have been yearly extending the Society's operations. It is in
the same assurance that, when the Society's own need is known, an adequate response
will be forthcoming, that the present most urgent appeal is made.
Without due provision for the supply and yearly maintenance of a sufficient
number of Clergy, neither churches, schools, nor indeed any parochial or missionary
agency
An office of the East India Company and, later, of the British Raj, headed by an agent.
can be fully utilised. Thus the vast importance to the whole Church of
England of such a provision cannot be over-estimated. A very earnest appeal is
therefore made to the whole body of Church-people to come forward in larger num
bers and—in the case of those who already help us—with, where they can afford it,
larger offerings.
JOHN GrEORG-E DEED,
CONTRIBUTIONS will he thankfully r
House, Victoria Embankment, London, W
Orders should he crossed 'Messrs.Coutts.'
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The file contains a copy of the journal The Nineteenth Century. A pencil note on the cover of the journal, in the hand of Lady Pelly, indicates that Lewis Pelly was being read an article from this journal on Easter Sunday five days before he died.
The article he and his wife were reading has been marked on the cover 'Prospects of Marriage for Women, by Miss Clara E Collet' which appears on folios 24-31.
A second annotation, written by Sir William Henry Rhodes Green, gives the date of Lewis Pelly's death and is provided as context to Lady Pelly's comments.
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- 1 volume (120 folios)
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The journal contains one set of foliation and three sets of original pagination.
The principal foliation for this volume appears in the top right hand corner of the recto The front of a sheet of paper or leaf, often abbreviated to 'r'. of each folio, using a pencil number enclosed with a circle.
The three sets of original printed pagination that appear are as follows:
The advertisments at the front of the journal are paginated as i-xxxii; the articles themselves are paginated as 525-712; and the Sampson Low, Marston & Company publications list at the rear of the journal has been paginated as 1-8.
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- The Nineteenth Century, No 182, Apr 1892
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- front, back, spine, edge, head, tail, front-i, 2r:17v
- Author
- The Ninteenth Century
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