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4 CORRESPONDENCE:-CHURCH CONVOCATION, NOVA SCOTIA.

The Bishop has lately had a letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury, in which he congratulates his Lordship on the success which has attended his first movements, and expresses a hope that he may also succeed in the final establishment of such meetings.

I have, &c. (signed) Robert Willis, Archdeacon.

Captain Walker, &c. &c. &c.

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No. 3.

John Russell to

Lieut.-Governor

Sir J. G. Le Mar- chant.

11 June 1855.

Copy of a DESPATCH from the Right Honourable Lord John Russell to Lieutenant-Governor Sir J. G. Le Marchant.

Sir,

Downing-street, 11 June 1855.

I HAVE to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch, No. 61, of the 24th of May, enclosing a letter from the Archdeacon on the subject of the establishment of a Church Convocation in the diocese of Nova Scotia.

I have, &c. (signed)

J. Russell.

No. 3.

Right Hon. Lord

(No. 9.)

545.

Ordered, by The House of Commons, to be Printed,

11 August 1855-

CHURCH CONVOCATION (NOVA SCOTIA),

CONVOCATION in the Diocese of Nova Scotia. the Subject of the ESTABLISHMENT of a CHURCH and the Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia, on COPIES OF EXTRACTS of CORRESPONDENCE between the Secretary of State for the Colonies

(Mr. John Ball.)

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