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and Character-Missionary Tour of Keith and Talbot-Talbot's

Letter to Mr. Richard Gillingham-His Report of the Church and

of the various Sects-Mr. Keith's Narrative-Applications to the

Society for Missionaries-Public Notice given by the Society-

Qualifications of Candidates-Character of Missionaries

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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Original Settlement-Charter-Code of Laws-First Church-Rev.

A. Williamson-Rev. S. Marshall-Rev. S. Thomas-Dr. Le Jau-

Witchcraft-Slaves-Small-pox-Rev. Mr. Merry-Rev. Mr. Lud-

lam Rev. Robert Maule-Mr. Maule's Death and Character-

Rev. Gideon Johnstone, Commissary-His Death-Indian War-

Liberality of the Society-Rev. Alexander Garden - Rev. Thomas

Hasell - Rev. Lewis Jones-Rev. William Guy-Rev. Charles

Martyn-Rev. Robert Baron-Rev. James Harrison-Mr. Garden's

Resignation and Character-Ecclesiastical Discipline-Whitfield-

Services of the Society in the North American Colonies

NORTH CAROLINA.

General Account of the Province-Commissary Blair-Classification

of the People-Mr. Henderson Walker-Rev. John Urmston-

Governor Eden-Rev. Giles Rainsford-Rev. W. Gordon and Rev.

J. Adams-Rev. Thos. Newnam-Rev. John Boyd-Rev. James

Moir-Rev. Clement Hall-His great Labours and Success-Rev.

Alex. Stewart-Want of a Bishop-Rev. N. Christian.

Foundation of the Colony-The Saltzburg Emigrants-Rev. John

Wesley-His strict Observances-Catechising-Expenses for one

Year-Appeal to the Commissary-South Carolina Clergy-Per-

forms Service in French, Italian, and German - His Sunday's

Occupation-Reason for leaving Georgia-Embarks for England-

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Passes Whitfield in the Downs-Whitfield's Preaching in America i

-His Orphan House-Rev. W. Morris-Rev. Mr. Zouberbugler—

Rev. Jonathan Copp-Province divided into Parishes-Rev. Samuel

Frink-Rev. Edward Ellington-Takes charge of the Orphan House

-Want of Churches-Gross Ignorance of the Settlers-Want of a

Bishop-Ecclesiastical Returns of Savannah

First Settlement-Rev. Mr. Clayton-Rev. Evan Evans-His Report

of the State of the Church-Rev. John Clubb-Memorial for a

Bishop Rev. Robert Weyman - Rev. Thomas Crawford-Rev.

George Ross-Rev. William Beckett-Rev. Hugh Neill-Loss of

Messrs. Wilson and Giles at sea-Rev. Dr. Smith-Rev. Thomas

Barton-Mission of Huntingdon-Scheme for the Conversion of

the Indians-Variety of Sects-Proposed Conformity of Lutherans |

and Calvinists-Progress of Fanaticism-Marlborough-Outbreak

of the Indians - Mr. Barton refuses the Oath of Allegiance-

Retires from his Mission

First Settlement-Origin of Name-Rev. John Talbot-Governor

Nicholson-Lillingston recommended as Bishop-Talbot's exer-

tions to obtain a Bishop-His Second Visit to England-Accused

of Jacobitism-His Retirement-Goes back to America-Charge

of Disaffection-Consecrated by Non-juring Bishops-His Death

and Character-Rev. John Brooke-Rev. Edward Vaughan-Rev.

Colin Campbell-Rev. Thos. Thompson-Rev. M. Houdin-Rev. T.

B. Chandler-Commencement of the Civil Troubles-Chandler's

Publications- Embarrassments of the Missionaries - Chandler

withdraws to England-Rev. Isaac Browne-Rev. John Mackean

RHODE ISLAND AND CONNECTICUT.

Rev. James Honyman-Difficulties under which the early Missionaries

laboured-Rev. George Pigot-Dean Berkeley-His project of a

College at Bermuda-His return, and disposal of the Fund raised

for the College-Yale College-Cutler, Browne, and Johnson-

Their conforming to the Church-Go to England for Ordination-

Are admitted to Degrees at Oxford and Cambridge-Death of

Mr. Browne-Return of Dr. Cutler and Mr. Johnson-Dr. Cutler

takes charge of the Mission of Boston-Disorders produced by

Whitfield's Preaching-Testimony to Dr. Cutler's Literary and

Scientific Attainments- His Death-Rev. Samuel Johnson-

Account of the Mission of Stratford-Candidates recommended for

Orders-Want of Church Education-Mr. Johnson receives the

Honorary Degree of D.D. from Oxford-Elected President of King's

College, New York Returns to Stratford His Death and

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Average number of New England Missionaries-Rev. John Beach-

Mission of Newtown and Reading-Steady increase of his Congre-

gations-Controversy with the Independent Ministers- Mr. Sande-

man propagates Antinomian views-Want of Clergy-And of a

Bishop to ordain-Extension of the Church by Emigration to

other Settlements-Mr. Beach's long service-His Death and

CONNECTICUT-RHODE ISLAND-MASSACHUSETTS.

Rev. Roger Price-Enumeration of Churches in New England—

Number of Bishops and Clergy in 1844-Mission of Hebron-

Loss of Missionaries-Rev. Peter Bours-Rev. Edward Bass-Mis-

sion of Salem-Rev. C. Brockwell-Whitfield and his Followers-

Rev. J. Macsparran-Rev. S. Palmer-Rev. Mr. Macclenaghan—

Rev. John Graves-Rev. W. Macgilchrist-Rev. E. Thompson-

Allotment of Glebes-Endowments-Rev. Jacob Bailey-Rev. E.

Punderson-Opposition of Dissenters-Rev. E. Winslow-Convoca-

tion at Boston-Rev. Richard Mansfield-Vast extent of his Mis-

sion-Rev. Alexander Murray-Neglect of the Sacraments-Rev.

John Tyler-Rev. Samuel Peters-Missionary Tour--Rev. E. Dib-

blee-Rev. Bela Hubbard-Political Troubles-Rev. M. Browne-

Dispersion of the Clergy Rev. Dr. Caner-Rev. J. W. Weeks

-Rev. Mather Byles-Death and Character of Mr. Thompson-

Letter of Colonel Peters-State of New England Churches-Rev.

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EARLY MISSIONS TO THE INDIANS AND NEGROES.

State of Religion among the Indians in New England-Memorials

of the Earl of Bellamont and Mr. Livingstone-Appointment of

the Rev. Thoroughgood Moor-Mission unsuccessful-Embassy of

four Sachems to England-Rev. William Andrews - Habits of

the Indians-Instruction of the Negroes-Mr. Elias Neau-Rev.

R. Charlton-Rev. S. Auchmuty

First Discovery by Hudson-And Settlement by the Dutch-Captured

by the English in 1664-Area-Present Population and number of

Clergy-First Church and Clergyman-Rev. W. Vesey-Rev. John

Bartow M. Bondet-M. Stoupe-Rev. H. Barclay-Rev. G. Muir-

son-Rev. John Miln-Mr. Barclay, Jun.-Rev. John Ogilvie-The

Mohawks-Mr. St. George Talbot-Convention at Ripton, Con-

necticut-Sir W. Johnson

Rev. Samuel Seabury, Father and Son-Rev. S. Seabury, Jun.-Report

of Flushing-Of Jamaica-Effects of Quakerism-Loss of two Mis-

sionaries at Sea-Promotion of Mr. Seabury to West Chester-

Political Troubles-Escape to Long Island-Persecution and Suf-

ferings of the Missionaries-Rev. L. Babcock-Rev. Dr. Auchmuty

--Rev. Leonard Cutting-Rev. P. Reading-Rev. John Sayre-Rev.

Dr. Smith-Rev. S. Tingley-Rev. J. Leaming-Rev. John Stuart. 294

Rev. Charles Inglis appointed to Dover Mission-Becomes Assistant

to Dr. Auchmuty at New York-Urges the appointment of Bishops

-Plan for Conversion of the Indians-Letter recounting the Pro-

gress of the Civil War and the Sufferings of the Clergy--Death

of Dr. Auchmuty-Election of Mr. Inglis as Rector of Trinity—

Treaty of 1783-Confiscation of Mr. Inglis's Property-He retires

to Nova Scotia-Bishop of Oxford's Testimony to the conduct of

the Missionaries-Address of the Clerical and Lay Deputies of

the American Church

Discovery-Name-Area-Its Fishery-Lord Bacon's Patent-Lord

Baltimore's Settlement-Finally ceded to England-First Report-

Rev. Mr. Jackson-Rev. Jacob Rice--Rev. R. Killpatrick-Rev.

Henry Jones-Rev. Mr. Peaseley-Rev. Edward Langman-Rev.

Lawrence Coughlan-Rev. James Balfour-Gift of William the

Ceded to Great Britain-Settlers sent out by Board of Trade-Grants

to Clergymen and Schoolmasters-Rev. W. Tutty-Rev. M. Moreau

-Rev. Mr. Burger-Rev. P. Bryzelius-Rev. R. Vincent-Rev. P.

Delaroche-Scarcity and Distress-Rev. T. Wood-Visit to Indian

Tribes-Rev. J. Bennet, Coast Missionary-Rev. W. Ellis-Rev. J.

Eagleson-Difference of Language and of Forms of Worship-A

public Seminary at Windsor recommended-Rev. John Breynton

-Statistics of Halifax-Influx of Refugees from the States-Ejected

Missionaries appointed to Nova Scotia-Bishop of Oxford's allusion

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