South India (Tamil),1847

includes letters from: Alexander Leitch (corresponding secretary, Madras Eastern Committee), Madras [Chennai] - schools inspection; evangelism; William Drew (secretary, Madras Eastern Committee), Madras - village work; baptism of converts; commitee correspondence, resolutions etc; committee views o...

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Order number: CWM/LMS/South India.Tamil/Incoming correspondence/Box 9
Date(s) of creation: 6 Jan - 9 Dec 1847
Level: File
Format: Archive           

Order number: CWM/LMS/South India.Tamil/Incoming correspondence/Box 9
Summary: includes letters from: Alexander Leitch (corresponding secretary, Madras Eastern Committee), Madras [Chennai] - schools inspection; evangelism; William Drew (secretary, Madras Eastern Committee), Madras - village work; baptism of converts; commitee correspondence, resolutions etc; committee views on proposed transfer of seminary from Bangalore to Madras; his view of Madras mission Mrs Porter [née Anne Bowmar], Madras - enclosed printed report of Indian girls boarding school William Porter, Madras enclosed printed appeal for free day-schools in Davidson's Street John Nimmo, Combaconum [Kumbakonam] - reports; describes car and bathing festivals William Addis, Coimbatore - reports; contrasts support given by authorities to Catholics and LMS; distress of Indian teachers' widows and children; lists teachers; printing press; Dr Reed's criticism of LMS directors; applies for 18 months in Nilgiri hills with son Charles to be assistant Mrs Addis [née Susanna Emelia Van Someren], Coimbatore - girls school's need of finance; female education John Lechler, Salem report; candidates' letters translated; a Reader, teachers
Extent: 30 items
Access status: Open
Language: English
File number: Folder 7
Finding aids: A detailed list of Incoming Correspondence for the Tamil area, 1817-1860 (list F4), is available for consultation in the Special Collections Reading Room, SOAS Library.
Format: Archive