North India (United Provinces),1863

includes letters from: Matthew Sherring (secretary, later treasurer), Benares [Varanasi] - returned from stay at Nainital; cancellation of farming lease of East Singrowli [Singrauli]; staffing Singrowli, Robert Mather and catechist; collection (£62) for Madagascar; death of eldest child; lecture on...

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Order number: CWM/LMS/North India.United Provinces/Incoming correspondence/Box 5
Date(s) of creation: 3 Jan - 19 Dec 1863
Level: File
Format: Archive           

Order number: CWM/LMS/North India.United Provinces/Incoming correspondence/Box 5
Summary: includes letters from: Matthew Sherring (secretary, later treasurer), Benares [Varanasi] - returned from stay at Nainital; cancellation of farming lease of East Singrowli [Singrauli]; staffing Singrowli, Robert Mather and catechist; collection (£62) for Madagascar; death of eldest child; lecture on Benares' antiquities; moral fall through drink of babu Ram Chaudra and his recovery and reinstatement; North West Conference of LMS missionaries at Calcutta, question of ordaining Indian pastors; terms of trasfer of East Singrowli to LMS as landlords and collectors William Blake, Benares - committee votes on expenditures; William Jones, Almora - accepts post at Singrowli; death of wife and child Robert Mather (secretary), Singrowli - timidty of people; tigers; revenue collection; started school; local opposition; baptism of a pundit; large congregations; embezzlement by a Christian; Frederick Bright, Mirzapur - Urdu preaching; printing press; his resignation; birth of child S R Asbury, Mirzapur - death of Mrs Asbury [née Sarah Bennett] John Budden, Almora - report of mission since his return; his publications; decision to go to England because of ill health John Hewlett, Almora - great influence of schools throughout province; bazaar preaching
Extent: 54 items
Access status: Open
Language: English
File number: Folder 2
Finding aids: A detailed list of Incoming Correspondence for Bengal, 1820-1865 (list F7), is available for consultation upon request in the Special Collections Reading Room, SOAS Library.
Format: Archive