20 meetings have been held.
4,000 friendless young women heard the gospel.
23,000 Scripture cards, books, tracts, and Mr. Noel’s address at the second meeting circulated.
| 89 | females restored to friends. |
| 75 | placed in service. |
| 81 | in homes. |
| 1 | set up in business. |
| 2 | emigrated. |
| 6 | married. |
| 1 | sent to France. |
| 1 | to Holland. |
| 1 | to New-York. |
| 30 | left homes after a short residence. |
| 287 |
Of this number (287) very many (upwards of thirty) have given evidence of a change of heart.
| 56 | restored at | Liverpool. |
| 50 | „ | Manchester. |
| 130 | „ | Edinburgh. |
| 30 | „ | Dundee. |
| 35 | „ | Dublin. |
| 17 | „ | Cardiff. |
| 10 | „ | Ramsgate. |
| 358 |
A total of 645, besides a large number who through the influence of the movement have given up a life of sin, and sought a way of escape for themselves. The committee have heard of many.
I append a list of the metropolitan homes and refuges.
1. British Penitent Female Refuge. Cambridge Heath, Hackney, N.E.
2. Female Temporary Home. 218, Marylebone Road, N.W.