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(London), 1 (1852)–4 (1855). SPG Report (London), 1848–61. Guardian (London), 19 Dec. 1900. The clergy list . . . (London), 1845–67. Crockford’s clerical
brother William, who was leading the Presbyterian challenge to the clergy reserve legislation of Governor General Sydenham [Thomson
 
 Charles James Stewart assured him of an income of £100 from the clergy reserves, and the parish promised to
established by Lady O’Brien and the clergy, he spent some $57,600 on public works, lent $15,421 to inshore fishermen, and provided guarantees of $33,400 to allow schooners to sail to Labrador and the banks
 
of Iona College. Shortly after his arrival, he was promoted vicar general of the diocese of Kingston. The Canadian clergy was impressed with Bishop McDonell’s new recruit, a man who had already
 
would be Individuals” in Toronto, McGillivray was one of the moderate tories who supported the union of the Canadas and the compromise settlement of the clergy reserves [see William
Brown’s defence. On the formation of the Anti-Clergy Reserves Association in 1850, McMurrich became a member of the executive. When the Legislative Council became elective in 1856, he contested the Saugeen
 
British Columbia (Westminster [London], 1925). W. P. Ward, “The Oriental immigrant and Canada’s Protestant clergy, 1858-1925,” BC Studies (Vancouver), no.22 (summer 1974): 40-55.
 
Caledonia to the diocesan clergy and concentrate on areas to the south, especially gold-rush California. Nobili was sent in the spring of 1848 to the Willamette valley (Oreg.) but his already frail health
 
of some four decades earlier. He had given up his place with the clergy in order to take over the affairs of the island. Judging from his petitions to government and other evidence, he apparently
 
harsh towards the Catholic clergy of his native province, declaring that Catholicism had plunged its people into ignorance. In his condemnation of French Canadian Catholicism, he repeated in every detail
 
Montreal, although he had been in charge of two quite lucrative parishes in it. The episcopal corporation of Quebec inherited about £11,000, which brought a yearly income of £591. The Montreal clergy
 
the lead in calling a conference to form an association of the New Light clergy to bring some discipline to the movement. However, inroads continued to be made by the Baptists, led by Thomas Handley
these ends he also championed the need for a well-trained and educated clergy, and, with the support of the family of Hart Almerrin
Sackville, and the great number of laymen and clergy whose minds were shaped by him as a teacher and minister. G. S
 
Feild 17 years earlier for the training of the clergy. He was ordained priest by Feild a year later in St John’s cathedral. In June 1874
 
Quebec Library. In 1821 he helped found the Quebec Education Society, which began its work amidst the endeavours of the government, clergy, and the most influential members of the rising local bourgeoisie
influence on local political opinion since the inception of the parliamentary régime, but also the clergy, who were hostile to this Protestant foreigner. Pozer’s challenge unleashed a series of campaigns
 
of Wikwemikong. Relations between the Catholic missionary on the one side, and the Manitowaning office of the Indian Department and the Irish evangelical Anglican clergy on the other, varied from cool
 March 1928. Church Missionary Soc., Register of missionaries (clerical, lay & female), and native clergy, from 1804 to 1904 ([London?, 1905?]). John Hines, The Red Indians of the plains
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