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29 C:\,ITED SYNOD OF UPPER CA~ADA. l'RESBYTERY OF llROCI{V1LLE. Hevds. Wm Smart, Brockville-rlobert Boyd, Prescott-John Comeill, Lanark-Robert I.yle, Oenabruck-Jos Anderson, South Uower-John ])ickey, \yillian:sbnrgh PllESB~TERY OF TORO~TO. r,cvds. James Harris, City Toronto-Wm King, Kelson-John j'ryning, ~Iount neasant-I;eorge McClatchey, (,linton-Thomas JolInson, Chinguacousy-Charles Nichol, Eramosa-James Cairn., .~luion ; --- I'orter, frafalgar I'RCSBYTERY OF HALLOWELL. i~cvds. Rohert McDowall, fredericksbUl'gh-James Rogers, De- 1ll0rp>tvilJe and Hallowell- James Pouglas, Cavan '1 he l hurch in the City of Toronto is situated in Hospital-street WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH IN CAN.-\DA. In the year 1833, a union was formed between the ~fethodist rpiscopal Church and the British \resleyan Methodists in Upper canada, and the united society is called the Wesleyan ;\-fethodist Church in Canada. '1 he conference in England have authority "nnually. to appoint one of their own body to proside over the canadian conference, who, while in the l'rovince, oversees the ~piritual and temporal affairs of the church. 'J he lJumber of ministers and preachers belonging to the Wes. leyan l\lethodist
30 CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER rublishfld under the direction of the "'esleyan Metho,\ist Churcn in Canada. Office in Toronto-street, City of Toronto. Editor, lle'l Ephraim Evans. \TESLEYAN )IETHODIST MISSIO;-qARY SOCIETY, AUXILrAIlT TO THE SOCIETY IN ENGLAND. Treasurer, :\Ir S E Taylor. Superintendant of missions, Rev Joseph Stinson This society employs 12 missionaries and about 15 school teachers among the Indians, besides a number of native exhorte~s. Tho nUlnber of Indillns in society is 1017, and about 350 cluldren In the schools PRIMITIVE METHODISTS. Chapel situated in Bay-street, Cit!} of Toronto. In the year 1829, :\[r \\,illiilm Lawson, a Primitive :\lethodist Lo. cal Preacher, from London, settled in York, and immediately commenced l'reaehing in the market square, formed a :'ociety, and wrote to the P _II (onference in I·.ngland, for a mi"ionary. Ons was sent who arrived in r' ugust 1830, and took the society tllU' formed into the connexion of the said conference. Connected with this station are 4 travelling preachers, 30 local preachers, 330 members, and ,1;2 distinct congregations. ~o'j(-.-l he doctrines and rules of the Pnmitive .\Jethodists, for private members, are the same as the \Vesleyans, from whom they differ in some points of church government, viz. their distrIct an.! tlnnual conference, being composed of two parts laymen, anu ~no part travelling preachers; this was intended to preserve a ju,t equipoise c f power, and unite all the intelligence and experience of their society, in their church government. ~tationed preacher in ths: City of Toronto, Rev Wm ~urnmersides BAPTISTS. The Baptist Church in the City of Toronto is situated in M:ucil .treet east, and has service every f.unday at 11 in the morning, 3 in the afternoon, and at 6 in the evening. J E R>1axwell, Pastor. H Toast, jlcacon
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JOHN ROSS ROBIKTSON HISTORICAL COLL
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C-C Chapels Wesleyan Jidlwdist, New
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