APPENDIX.
Reading edition
I.
The following statements will show the amount of money that has been expended on the Chapels, School-rooms, Ministers' Houses, &c., in connexion with the Independent denomination in Northamptonshire, during little more than the last quarter of a century.
£ s. d.
Northhampton—
Castle Hill—New School-rooms and improvements in the Chapel, 1825-1852 1,400 0 0
King Street—New School-rooms 336 6 5
Commercial Street—New Chapel, galleries and organ, new School-rooms, 1829-1851 3,800 0 0
Rowell—Improvements in the Chapel, 1852 800 0 0
Kettering—New School-rooms and improvements in the Chapel, 1849. 1,400 0 0
Harborough—New Chapel and new School-room, 1844-1850 3,230 0 0
Ashley—Improvements in the Chapel and Minister's House, 1827-1832 400 0 0
Wellingborough—
Cheese Lane—New School-rooms, 1850 300 0 0
Salem Chapel—New School-rooms, 1850 300 0 0
Weedon Beck—New School-room, improvements in the Chapel 235 0 0
Long Buckby—Chapel enlarged, new School-room, 1819-1825 350 0 0
Potterspury—New School-rooms 208 17 0
Potterspury—Yardley Gobion, new Chapel 368 4 10½
Yardley Hastings—New School-rooms 400 0 0
Brigstock—Minister's House, improvements in the Chapel 456 12 9
Yelvertoft—Chapel enlarged, new School-rooms 226 0 0
Wollaston—New vestry, improvements in the Chapel, Minister's House 645 4 3
Carried forward £14,856 5 3½
£ s. d.
Brought forward 14,85653½
Peterborough—New School-room, galleries in the Chapel, 1834-1848 350 0 0
Towcester—New Chapel and School-rooms, 1846 1,134 3 10
Old—Improvements in the Chapel and premises, 185260 0 0
Brackley—New Chapel, 1836 650 0 0
Paulerspury—New Chapel, vestry, galleries, and School-rooms, 1826-1850 606 12 0
King's Cliffe—New Chapel and School-room 500 0 0
Nassington—New Chapel 300 0 0
Castor—New Chapel 260 0 0
Middleton—New Chapel, 1844; School-room, 1852 400 0 0
Broughton—New Chapel 100 0 0
£19,217 1 11½
II. THE NUMBER OF COMMUNICANTS AND SABBATH-SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Communicants. Children.
Northampton, Castle Hill150300
Northampton, King's Street7295
Northampton, Commercial Street160400
Rowell130320
Kettering200280
Harborough163260
Ashley and Wilbarston5660
Welford80130
Creaton6080
Daventry94190
Wellingborough, Cheese Lane70190
Wellingborough, West End3784
Wellingborough, Salem100200
Oundle70120
Weedon Beck80125
Long Buckby50100
Potterspury65130
Yardley Hastings116260
Kilsby and Crick60at Crick 35
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Carried forward1,8133,359
Communicants. Children.
Brought forward1,8133,359
Brigstock60110
Weldon and Corby2775
Yelvertoft80130
Wollaston41 about 50
Peterborough120200
Towcester50110
Old2625
Everdon 30
Brackley3350
Byfield3330
Paulerspury72159
King's Cliffe and Nassington 71200
Borough Fen2775
Middleton 100
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2,4534,703
III. PROVIDENT SOCIETY.
There is a Society in connexion with the Independent Churches, bearing the title of "The Provident Society for the Relief of Aged and Afflicted Ministers and their Families in the County of Northampton and its Connexions."
This Society was established in the year 1811: its funds at the present time amount to about £6,400, and they are receiving a small increase by annual collections and subscriptions, the interest of the funds being applied to the relief of the claimants.
In the year 1817, about six years after its establishment, the first claims were made; since that time, the sum of nearly £5,000 has been distributed to ministers and to the families of ministers who were members. The importance of this Society is amply proved by the extent of relief that claimants have received from its funds. Its management is conducted entirely free of expense, and it will be capable of rendering efficient aid to all its members who, in accordance with its rules, present their case for assistance at the annual meetings of its members.
IV.
The following list contains the names of the villages in the County that are supplied with Sabbath evening services, chiefly by the Independent Churches. Some of the villages have an afternoon service on the Sabbath, and some of them an occasional service on a week evening. The list is not to be regarded as quite complete. In some instances, the Independents unite with other denominations in supplying the villages in their vicinity.
Alderton.Loddington.
Barby.Mears Ashby.
Bowden, Great.Middleton.
Bozeat.Newborough.
Broughton.Orlingbury.
Cold Ashby.Oxendon.
Cransley.Peakirk.
Doddington.Rockingham.
Draughton.Scaldwell.
East Haddon.South Kilworth.
Farndon.Sutton Bassett.
Finedon.Swinford.
Floor.Tansor.
Geddington.Thorpe.
Glapthorne.Weston by Welland.
Glinton.Welham.
Grafton Regis.Warkton.
Great Oakley.Wilby.
Lubenham.Yardley Gobion.