GOVERNMENT RETRENCHMENTS--PLAN FOR A COLLEGE--DEATH OF MR. THOMASON--ABOLITION OF SUTTEE--ARRIVAL OF BISHOP TURNER. _page 446_ CHAPTER XVIII. DISQUIETUDE CONCERNING THE ANGLO-HINDOO COLLEGE--DEATH OF BISHOP TURNER. _page 481_ CHAPTER XIX. ARRIVAL OF BISHOP WILSON--BAPTISM OF NATIVES-- ORDINATIONS--VISITATION OF THE UPPER PROVINCES. _page 519_ CHAPTER XX. DELAY IN HIS NOMINATION TO THE BISHOPRIC--NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH--SUMMONED TO ENGLAND--VISITS THE CAPE AND ST. HELENA--HIS CONSECRATION--INTERVIEW WITH THE KING--ARRIVAL IN MADRAS--VISIT TO TANJORE AND TINNEVELLY. _page 563_ CHAPTER XXI. CHURCH-BUILDING FUND--SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE IRISH CLERGY--THE MADRAS GRAMMAR SCHOOL--MEMORIAL TO GOVERNMENT--PRIMARY VISITATION--DEATH OF MRS. CORRIE--ORDINATION--DEATH OF BISHOP CORRIE. _page 603_ MEMOIRS, ETC. MEMOIRS, ETC. ETC. CHAPTER I. HIS EARLY LIFE--AND MINISTRATIONS. Daniel Corrie, the subject of this Memoir, was born on the 10th of April 1777, and was the eldest surviving son of the late Rev. John Corrie, for many years Curate of Colsterworth, in the county of Lincoln, and Vicar of Osbournby in the same county, and afterwards Rector of Morcott, in the county of Rutland. The history of the early part of Mr. Corrie’s life will be best told by the following extract from his private Journal, dated on his twenty-seventh birthday:--