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223.
yearly income in the period I8E0 to 1900 varied fron
£200,000 to £300,000,
(I)
float of the money was
contributed in small Amounts from annual subscriptions,
special aermona and meetings and missionary boxoc.
The C. }4. S. was multi-orgauioutional with a Lai Workers
Union #a Younger Clergy Union, a Ladies Union. - a Bowers
Sand for children and a Gleaners Union which alone had
1129500 menbera by 1898.
(3)
(2)
The circulation of the
magazine 01 er from 1895 to 1899 was annually ß2f000"
The income of the L. H. S. in 1892 wan £129,000.
Free Church of Scotland missions obtained £61,437 in 1684-5. k-D
(4)
The
And the Foreign Nia iono of the Church of Scotland obtained
the rolatively oaail Bum of 425*157 in 1897.
Apart from legacies and donations from wealthy oupportorn,
the l4issions claimed to obtain most of their funds in stall
umounto from middle and working class supporters. Thoy
(1) E. Ctockg Op cit p. 708,
(2) Ibid. p"713.
tý Y_
" p. 354 et voq.
(1. ) Richard Lovott TheLoUUtntnry of the London Min rioni r
Society 1? -1 95* ndon 1 99. Boo Vol 2.
(5) Fro., Church ? onthlyandMw ionarv Record, June 188$.
(6) Rate weir, Foren M3rndonn of the Church of 13cot1nna,
Edinburgh 1900.
(6)