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CHURCHES, LIVINGS, &c., FOR 1890.
Number of Persons
geuerally attending.
and the
Chapel, where situated,
Number
Whether
Dissenting
of Persons Protestant Parsonage
Number of Persons
generally
attending.
or Roman Catholic.
House.
Places of Worship.
REMARKS.
it will contain.
About 400
60 to 70
Anglo- Catholic (Church of
England)
Protestant.
Undenomi- national.
First stone laid 11th Mar., 1847, and opened for Di- vine Service on 11th Mar., 1849.
Opened for Divine Service
on 11th January, 1872.
Of the London Missionary Society. Established Jaumury, 1844. Polied down and being rebuilt on Ken- nedy Road.
350
Do.
Berlin Bethesda Chapel, 100
German
Do.
Service 20
Berlin Foundling
Chi. do. 80
House.
:.
St. Paul's College Chapel, 100
Do.
2,000
200
350
160
Chapel for Burial Service,
Cemetery.
:
About 50
Chapel for Burial Service,
Cemetery.
400
CHAPELS FOR CHINESE.
•
:
Do.
Roman Catholic.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Protestant.
Do.
:
:
:
:
:
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:
St. Paul's College Chapel is used as the Domestic Chapel of the Col- Jege, and for occasional Services, and the performance of Marriages.
Of the S. Congregation of the Propaganda Fide, Established Dec., 1841. Church built in 1885.
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Church of England, Ser- vice four times a month.
Non-conformist, once.
Congrega- tional.
Of the London Missionary Society. Established Ja anary, 1814.
Church Missionary So- ciety.
Under the London Missionary Society.
St. Stephen, Gap Street, Taipingshan,.... ..150
120
Do.
Hollywood Road,. .400
250
Do.
T'aip'ingshún,.............150
50
Do.
Wantsai,
....150
50
Do.
Congrega. tional. Do.
Basol Mission House,....300 | 150 to 200
Dr.
¡ Basel Mis-
sionHouse.
Shaukiwán
.100
About 30
Do.
Berlin Mission Honso, ...100
CHAPELS FOR CHINESE. St. Lowis' Chapel, Reforma- tory, West Point,.......100 Chapel of Our Blessed Lady of Sorrows, Italian Con- vent, Caino Roud,.......360 Chapel at the "Asile do la St. Enfance," Spring Gar- dens,
600
Do.
60
Roman
:
:
Catholic.
260
Do.
180
Do.
:
.200
Pokfúlum Chapel, Pokfú-
lam,
30
Do.
...100
Aberdeen Chapel,
Aber-
10
Do.
deen,
50
Under the charge of the
Christian Brothers. Under the cliargo of the Italian Convent.
Under the charge of the French Convent.
Under the charge of the French Mission.