[162] Morgan's 'Life and Times of H. Harris,' p. 41.
[163] 'The Christian Leaders of the Last Century,' by the Rev. J. C. Ryle, p. 192.
[164] 'Johnes,' p. 63.
[165] This calculation does not include Monmouthshire.
[166] The instructions given as to the mode of collecting the returns are these: 'In order to fill this schedule correctly, it will be necessary to appoint persons in whom confidence can be placed, to count every congregation and school in the parish, and that on the same Sunday; not taking one place on one Sunday and another place on another Sunday. Care should be taken not to give account of any place in the schedule that is not within the limits of the parish. On the other side of the schedule let all the persons who have been engaged in counting write their names, as an attestation of the correctness of the returns.'
[167] Of late years, however, the Nonconformists have taken up the question of Day school education very strenuously and successfully, so that there are at this time more than 400 British or neutral schools in Wales.
[168] Minutes of Council, 1854-5, p. 602.
[169] Report of the Committee of Council on Education, 1868-9, p. 179.
[170] 'Considerations on the Revision of the English New Testament.'
[171] British Quarterly Review, April, 1868.