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.fohn Colborne, praying that it might be re.opened, which wa~
done in May, 1834, by the appointment of the Rev. D. Macaulay
as Principal. ~ incc that time the school has flourished, and the
average number of pupils is fi'om ninety to upwards of one hun.
'dred. The branches of education taught are, Hebrew, Greek, La.
tin, french, English, and English composition, the use of t1M
Globes, l\Iathematlcs, Writing, Book.keeping, Drawing, &c.
MASTERS.- Rev D Macaulay, principal; Wm Brethour A B, se.
cond master; .\lexander Mackay, assistant teacher; M !\Iancarto,
teacher of French; A Young, teacher of drawing.
Mr. Macaulay takes young gentlemen to boa:d in his houso
\\' hose educatIOn he superintends.
CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH OF
ENGLAND, IN UPPE~ CANADA.
1 he Honourable and Right Reverend Charles .lames Stewart, D
D. Lord Bishop of Quebec.
"he Yen. George O'Kill Stewart, LL D, Archdeacon of Kingstoa
The Hon. & Yen. John Hrachan, D D, Archdeacon of Yorlt
Domestic Chaplain, &c. Hev 8 Lockhart
EASTERN DIS'rRICT.
Hevds. G Archbord, Cornwall; A Lindsay, Matilda & William".
burgh; R Rolph, Osnabruck
BATHURST DISTRICT.
Revds. M Harris, Perth; R Harte, Beckwith; RV Rogers, Rich.
mond; J Padfield, March
JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT.
Revds. E Denroche, Brockville; R Blakeley, Prescott; W GUD.
ning, Elizabethtown; H Patton, Oxford
MIDI.AND DISTRICT.
Ven G 0 Stewart LL D & Rev. R D Cartwright, Kingston and
township; J Atkinson, Bath, Earnestown, &c.; J Deacon, Adol.
phustown; W Macauley, Hallowell; J Cochrane, Belleville; J
Grier, Carrying.place, township of Murray; J Harpar, travelling
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