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RELIGIOUS AND PHILANTHROPIC
INTELLIGENCE.

Sunday School Society for Ireland.-The following extract is from the Report of the year ending April 11th, 1821. "At the commencment of the past year, the number of schools assisted by your society was 1091; the number of scholars reported in attendance 113,525: the number of schools which have now been assisted, is 1353, containing, by the last returns, 135,600 scholars; the increase during the past year, taken in this point of view, amounts to 262 schools, and 22,075 scholars. Of these 1353 schools, 106 schools, containing 7703 scholars, are considered as having either failed from untoward circumstances, or as having merged into other schools. During the last year gratuitous assistance has been afforded to 610 schools, (of which 348 had received similar assistance in former years;) this number exceeds that of the preceding year, by

45 schools."

Wesleyan Missionary Society.-The annual meeting of this society was held in the New Chapel, City-Road, on Monday the 30th of April; in the unavoidable absence of Mr. Butterworth, Col. Sandys in the chair. The report stated, that near 150 missionaries are now employed under the direction of the committee of the society, on more than 100 highly important stations, and upwards of 27,000 members bave been united in