LEICESTERSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 22. CORRECTIONS, &c. suggested by Mr. Thomas Wayte, of Ashby de la Zouch, and the Rev. J. Sibree, of Coventry. The following CORRECTIONS and ADDITION have been suggested by the Rev. Dr. Smith. CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONS suggested by the Rev. Thomas Loader, of Monmouth. Those marked with an asterisk worship in the Welsh Language. NORFOLK. Number of Congregational Churches, 20. CORRECTIONS, &c. suggested by the Rev. R. Fairbrother, of Dereham. Number of Congregational Churches, 7. Other Stations occupied by the Ministers o the Independent Body, 10. CORRECTIONS, &c. suggested by the Rev. James Matheson, of Durham. Corbridge Haydon Bridge Morpeth ... Newcastle, Postern Chapel Nottingham. Vacant. A. Reid. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 14. ...... ......... Friar Lane James' Street....... ADDITIONS. Mansfield Woodhouse. ...... Worksop OXFORDSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 16. The following CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONS have been suggested to us by Rev. J. Sibree, of Coventry, and Mr. Ellerby, of Manchester. Peppard. Tetsworth. Stoken Church, with Wat lington Wroxton Oakham Rev. Isaac Catherer. Vacant. John Mark. Home Missionary. RUTLAND. Number of Congregational Churches, 3. The following CORRECTION is suggestod by Mr. George Foster. Vacant. SHROPSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 27. ADDITIONS, on the authority of the Rev. Thomas Weaver, of Shrewsbury. We have not been Rev. John J. Beynon. Samuel Minshall. Richard Everall. Newly formed Church. SOMERSETSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 48. favoured with a single communication from the numerous The following CORRECTIONS and ADDITIONS have occurred to us, but it is probable there are others which have escaped our observation. churches in this county. We have not received any CORRECTIONS from this County. We observe the Stone.... West Bromwich. following. Rev. Wm. Thomas. Vacant by removal of Mr. Cooper. SUFFOLK. Number of Congregational Churches, 33. No assistance has been afforded us from this County. The following Corrections are Number of Congregational Churches, 31. CORRECTIONS, &c. suggested by the Rev. Messrs. Percy and Loades. SUSSEX. Number of Congregational Churches, 31. Corrections have not been supplied from this County, we offer the following. The following CORRECTIONS have been suggested by the Rev. J. Sibree, of Coventry. The following ADDITIONAL information having been supplied by the Rev. Dr. Ross, of Kidderminster, we insert it as sent to us. 1. Worcester. Rev. George Redford, A. M. Average attendance, 600. Connected with this Congregation, there are Three Village Preaching Stations, also Three Sunday Schools, at which the average attendance is 350, although the names on the Books amount to 450. Two Rooms are occupied Weekly in different parts of the City for Exhortation, and a Weekly distribution of Tracts; 20 Districts, and preaching out of Doors at the Wharfs, weather permitting, by the Minister and Lay Preachers. 2. Kidderminster. Rev. Robert Ross, M.D. Average Hearers, 900. Connected with this Congregation, there is a Week-day Charity School for Boys and Girls, supported partly by Endowment and partly by Subscription, attended by about 200 Children; also Sunday Schools, at which the average attendance is about 300 more. 3. Dudley. Rev. James Dawson. Average Hearers, 800. Connected with this Congregation, there are Two small Congregations, both in the neighbouring County of Stafford. One in the Parish of Tipton, consists of from 100 N. S. NO. 73. 4 X to 150 in usual attendance; it has a Sabbath School of 60 Children. The other is at Brierly Hill, consisting of from 50 to 80 persons. The number of Children belonging to the Sabbath School at Dudley is 306, of which the usual attendance is 300. 4. Broadway, Rev. Joseph Parry. Average Hearers, 200. Connected with this Congregation, there is one Preaching Station at Willersy, and a Sunday School attended by 65 Children. 5. Hales-Owen. Rev. Edward Reeve. Average Hearers, 350. Sunday School Children on the Books, 176; in attendance 155. Hales-Owen belongs to Shropshire, but it lies in Worcestershire. 6. Redditch. Rev, Henry Humphreys. Average Hearers, 250. Sunday School Children on the Books, 150; in attendance, 100. Connected with this Congregation, there is a Preaching Station at Web-heath attended by about 50, and a Sunday School, when the numes of Children on the Books amount to 55, but the attendance is 45. 7. Stourbridge. Rev. Theophilus Davies. Average Hearers, 300. We are indebte Bawtry Doncaster Elland. Sunday School in attendance 60. 8. Lye-waste. Rev. Eddy. Average Hearers, 180. 9. Lye-head. Rev. Thomas Edwards. Attendance, 80. YORKSHIRE. Number of Congregational Churches, 154. to the Rev. Messrs. Croft, Jackson, Nichols, and Parry, for the following Corrections. NORTH AND SOUTH WALES. As we have only received Corrections from the Counties of Glamorgan, Pembroke, Denbigh, and Flint, we have deferred the revision of our Lists for the Principality until a future opportunity. |