The History of Christianity in India from the Commencement of the Christian Era, Volumen5

James Hough

R. B. Seeley, 1860

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I	xlviii

BOOK XIII	1

His first appearance in the pulpit	2

His anomalous relation to his Clergy	3

Arrangement of the Archdeaconries	4

Attention to the Calcutta Schools	6

Christian Knowledge SocietyCalcutta Committee	7

Madras Committee	8

Church Missionary Association and Auxiliary Society	289

Schools and church at Agra	290

His death	293

Chunar	295

A missionary joins the station	296

Mr Bowleys intercourse with the natives	297

His ordination increase of his flock	298

SchoolsTranslations	299

CONTENTS PAGE	9

First confirmation and visitation	11

Bishop proceeds to Madras	12

Consecration of St Georges Church	13

Bishop proceeds southward	14

CuddaloreChillumbrumTranquebarTanjoreTrichinopoly	15

Description of the converts	16

Operations at Moorshedabad	17

Mr Chamberlain at Monghyr	18

Bishops comparative view of Romanists and Protestants	19

Also of a Hindoo devotee	20

PalamcottahArambooly Pass	21

QuilonCochinBombay	22

Christian Knowledge Societys Committee	23

Proceedings at Bombay	24

Character of Romanists	25

GoaCannanoreCochin	26

Labours in the province of Orissa	27

Schools at Agimere	28

Mission in Ceylon	29

Interview with the Syrian Metran 26 Visit to the Syrian Churches 22285	30

Commencement of the studies	31

Progress of Christianity in Ceylon	32

Bishop preaches at Columbo	33

Bishop returns to Calcutta	34

A Pastoral Letter to the congregations	35

Measures for the improvement of the church establishment	36

Satisfactory deaths of converts	37

Death of several members of the mission	38

Impediments in the Bishops path	39

Indications of a favourable movement	40

Measures for native education	41

Project of a collegiate establishment	42

Progress at Jessore	43

Royal Letter for the object	44

Conversion of a Jewish family	45

Grant from the Christian Knowledge Society	46

Instruction given to Bengalee teachers	47

General thirst for knowledge	48

Second visit to Madras	49

The Christian Knowledge Societys Missions	50

Varied progress and trials at the station	51

Bishops visit to Penang	52

Relief of the Tranquebar Mission	53

Foundation of St James Church and Schools Calcutta	54

Death of the Archdeacon of Madras and the Governor of Penang	55

Bishops standard of Missionary character	56

Evils of a superficial knowledge among the natives	57

English Liturgy in Cingalese and Tamul	58

Visits to Cawnpore	59

Converted soldier at Meerut	60

Improvement in the free school	61

Grant of land for the college	62

Plan and estimate of the building	63

Bishops preparatory discourse	64

Lays the foundationstone	66

Second visitation at Bombay	67

Bishop suffers from his exertions	68

Visit to Cochin	69

Conversion of a Romish Vicar Apostolic	70

Bishops interview with the Syrian Metran	71

Columbo now under the Bishops jurisdiction	75

Ordination of Mr Armour	77

Not authorised to ordain a native	78

European prejudices against East Indians	80

School of Industry at Point de Galle	81

Arrival of a principal and a professor	82

Account of Ram Mohun Roy	83

CHAPTER VII	85

Grant from the Bible Society to the College	87

Third visitation at Calcutta	88

Encouraging aspect of the missionary field	89

73 Bishop urgent for missionary aid	90

English missionaries required	91

Church Missionary Societys annual grant of 1000 to the College	93

Bishops sickness and death	94

His funeral	98

Good result from his exertion	102

Public testimony to his worth	105

CHAPTER II	107

Increase of chaplains	108

The effects of war	109

First schools for natives by the Education Society	110

Extension of territory and increase of military force	111

First Scotch church built	113

Churches erected at various stations	114

Visitation of Bishop HeberGospel Propagation and Church Mis sionary Societies established	115

New schools of the Education Society built at Bycullah	116

The Native Education Society formed	117

Government support of regimental schoolsMilitary Asylum esta blished	118

Conclusion	119

CHAPTER III	121

Account of the mission property	124

Improvement in the schools and congregation	125

A new church erected	127

View of the mission in 1826	128

Revival at Cuddalore under the Rev C Church	129

Declines again on his removal	130

Arrival of a missionary at Tanjore	131

Death of M Pohle at Trichinopoly	133

Arrival of a successor	134

Christians at Coimbatoor	135

State of the Palamcottah mission in 1819	136

Printing the Tamul Liturgy 123	139

Measures for its improvement	140

Its progress in 1821	141

State of the Negapatam mission	143

Native education in Bengal	144

Native education at Bombay and Columbo	146

Transfer of the missions to Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts	147

CHAPTER IV	150

Arrival of missionaries at Calcutta	152

Operations extended in the schools	153

Generosity of a convert	154

New chapel at Calcutta and DumDum	155

Brahmins begin to oppose the Gospel	156

Accession and loss of several labourers	157

Effect of a devoted missionarys death	159

Success at Howrah	160

Fallacy of a Jesuits assertions respecting the progress of Christianity in India	161

New missionaries arrive their occupations	162

Summary of the progress at Calcutta	163

Success at Cutwa and Beerbhoom	164

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169	169

176	176

186	186

212	212

Total of converts unknown	216

Number of labourers hitherto employed	217

Progress of translations of the Scriptures	218

Vindication of their character	220

CHAPTER V	223

Encouraging commencement of the mission	227

Missionaries dispersed	230

They are reassembled	231

Two missionaries from America	232

Favourable impression on the natives	233

The first Burmese convert	234

The next two converts	235

Unfavourable change in the mission	236

Missionaries reception at the court of Ava	237

Their return to Rangoon	239

Fidelity of the converts	240

Progress of the Gospel	241

Satisfactory character of the converts	242

Arrival of a missionary physician	243

Favourably received by the king	244

Mr Judson returns to Rangoon	245

Translation of the Scriptures 245 1	247

State of the female converts	248

Mr and Mrs Judson proceed to Ava 249 1	249

Arrival of a British fleet at Rangoon	250

Sufferings of the missionaries and others at Ava	252

Their deliverance and return to Rangoon	262

Mrs Judsons death	264

Conclusion	265

CHAPTER VI	267

Baptizes a native convert	268

Appointed Archdeacon of Calcutta	270

Extension of education	271

Establishment at Mirzapore	272

A central school opened	274

Opening of the first schools	276

Their rapid increase	279

Need of teachers	281

Public examination of the schools	282

A central school established	284

The missionaries preaching	286

The mission press	287

Church at Buxar	300

Opening at Titalya	302

Station suspended	303

Establishment at Burdwan	304

Arrival of three missionaries	307

Female schools	309

Schools at Culna	310

327	327

329	329

TravancoreRevs Bailey and Fenn at Cotym	373

Mr Fenns tour through Travancore and Cochin	375

Mission work at Cotym	379

Baptism of a Brahmin and other converts 7 Increase of schoolsSeminary established 8 C M S associations formed 9 Printing press	382

Progress of translations	384

Account of the Syrian Church	385

College and schools at Cotym	387

Arrival of Rev J W Doran	389

Schools for the Syrians	390

Female school	391

Visits of Bishop Middleton and Rev W H Mill to the Syrians	393

Death of Mar Dionysius	395

PoonamalleeTrippasoor 11 Tranquebar	399

Chillambarum 13 Mr Schnarrés death 14 John Devasagayam takes temporary charge of the station 15 Headquarters of the mission removed to Maya...	400

CochinLabours among the Jews	404

Success of Mr Ridsdales exertions	405

Nellore	406

Tellicherry	407

Cannanore	408

Coimbatoor	410

ChittoorRev H Harper commences a mission work	411

CHAPTER VIII	417

Schools opened	418

Translation of the Liturgy	419

Church Missionary Association formed	420

CHAPTER IX	421

Kandy	422

Government grant of landmission buildings erected	424

Protestant burialground opened	425

Missionary encouragements	426

CottaGrant of groundschools built	427

Printing department	429

BaddagmeCharacter of the inhabitants	430

Schools built	431

Missionaries course of ministry	432

Grant of landChurch missionhouses and schools built	435

Missionaries healths failArrival of Mr Trimnell	437

NelloreSchools opened	438

Effects of the ravages of cholera	439

A seminary commenced	440

Church and mission buildings erected on ground granted by Govern ment	441

CHAPTER X	444

A seminary opened	445

New Testament and Liturgy printed	447

NegomboSchools established	448

KornegalleLand from Government for mission premises	449

CalturaPoint de GalleMatura	450

SchoolsMinistry	451

BatticaloaTrincomalee	453

JaffnaService held by a Portuguese lady	454

Point Pedro	455

CHAPTER XI	457

Negapatam	458

Bangalore	459

BombayA mission commenced	460

CHAPTER XII	462

A chapel built	463

Conversion of a Mahomedan	465

Schools prospercontinued on Sunday	466

Female and boarding schools begun	468

The press employed by the Christian Knowledge and other Societies	469

Mahratta translation of the Scriptures	470

Death of Gordon Hall founder of the mission	471

CHAPTER XIII	473

The stations increased to six around Jaffnapatam	475

Male female and boarding schools	477

Arrival of its first missionaries at Palamcottah 19 Progress of the seminary 20 Progress of the missionFemale education 21 Baptism of converts	480

CHAPTER XIV	483

Tally Gunge given up to the S P C K	484

Chapels built at Dhurrumtollah and other stations	485

Schools for the young and adults	486

Printing press	487

Chinsurah restored to the Dutch but schools continue to be sup ported by the British Government	489

Mission commenced at Benares	491

CHAPTER XV	496

Report of the mission	502

VizagapatamTeloogoo translation of the Scriptures	503

South TravancoreNagracoil	506

Mission at Combaconum	510

SchoolsA seminary	512

Union with the Church missionaries in forming a tract association	514

Quilon	515

BelharyBaptism of the first converts	516

Translation of the Scriptures into Canarese	518

BangaloreExertions of Major Mackworth	520

Converts from among Romanists and natives	521

Belgaum The missionary employed as chaplain by Government 523	523

Baptism of Brahmins	524

Benefits of the missionarys tour and labours	525

CuddapahMission station commencedVarious translations into Teloogoo	526

CHAPTER XVI	529

At length succeed in establishing schools	530

Translation of the Scriptures and other books into Guzerattee	531

CHAPTER XVII	533

Arrival of four more missionaries	534

Scriptures in Mahratta supplied by the Bible and Christian Know ledge Societies associations	536

CHAPTER XVIII	537

Arrival in India	538

Examines the state of education	539

Bishops College	540

Liceses Church missionaries	542

ConfirmationVisitation of the clergy	544

Embarks for the Upper Provinces	545

Death of his chaplain	547

Destitute state of religion	548

Church and school at Benares	551

Mission at Chunar	553

AllahabadProceeds by landCawnpore	555

Kingdom of Oude	556

Enters the Upper Provinces	557

Himalaya mountains	558

MeerutDelhiAgra	562

Central India	563

BarodaKairahBroachSurat	564

Arrival and exertions at Bombay	565

Visitation of Ceylon	569

Return to Calcutta	576

Embarks for Madras	578

Proceeds to South India	580

MayaveramCombaconum	582

The Bishops death	583

Public demonstrations of sorrow	587

Expediency of dividing the diocese	589

Estimate of Hebers character	590

CHAPTER XIX	593

ConfirmationProposes the erection of a church	595

Visits Bishops CollegeConsecrates the Chapel and settles business connected with the College	597

Divides Calcutta into church districts	598

Deplores the exclusion of the Bible from the colleges in Calcutta	599

VisitationAddresses the missionaries in his charge	600

Ordination	602

His health begins to suffer	603

Commences his visitation north but obliged to return	604

Resigns his bishopricSails for PenangDies on the voyage	606

Testimonies borne to his life and character	607

CHAPTER XX	609

Interviews with Missionary Societies	610

Holds a confirmation at the Cape and establishes a Sunday school	612

Aspersions answered 23 Testimony of the S P C	614

Archdeacon and Mrs Corrie become residents at the palace	615

The Bishops estimation of his characterVarious societies estab lished in Calcutta	616

Three churches builtBishop promotes the observance of the Lords day	617

Proposes measures for the benefit of India	620

Zealous for an efficient ecclesiastical establishment	622

Proposes the extension of the benefits of Bishops College	623

OrdinationA central school established at Howrah	624

Support of the Church Missionary Society	625

Calcutta High School established	627

Infant School established and maintained by the BishopErection of a new chapel at the Free School	629

Visits the Hindoo collegeThe Archdeacon shews the evil effects of education without religion	630

District charitable society formed	633

Visitation southMadras confirmations	634

Also the C M S establishmentOrdains two of its catechists	635

Bishop visits Tripassoor Bangalore SeringapatamThe Neil gherries	637

Testimony to the work of the C M S	641

Bishops declining healthHis view of the state of religion generally	642

His illnessDeath	644

His character drawn by Archdeacon Corrie	645

Effect in England of the news of his death	647

Concluding remarks	649

APPENDIX	653

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Título	The History of Christianity in India from the Commencement of the Christian Era, Volumen5 The History of Christianity in India from the Commencement of the Christian Era, James Hough
Autor	James Hough
Editor	Thomas G. P. Hough
Colaboradores	R. B. Seeley and W. Burnside, J. Hatchard and Son, James Nisbet and Co. (London, England), Seeley, Burnside and Seeley, Church Missionary House
Editor	R. B. Seeley, 1860
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Oxford
Digitalizado	22 Nov. 2007

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