The Treasurer also begs to express his regret at the small amount collected in the ALMS BOXES at the Parish Church, in comparison with the number who attend the several services; it is gratifying, however, to observe that in one or two instances a larger amount has been deposited as a THANK OFFERING—examples which, it is hoped, may be frequently followed by those who have experienced any special blessings. The Treasurer wishes it to be distinctly understood that he would thankfully receive DONATIONS or SUBSCRIPTIONS of however small an amount, as it is the wish of the Society to afford an opportunity to ALL CLASSES to assist, as far as their circumstances will permit, and each according to his power, in the furtherance of the great work of practical Christian charity. _The Treasurer in Account with the Kensington District Visiting Society_. SUBSCRIPTION ACCOUNT. 1845. £ s. d. £ s. d. Subscriptions 377 13 0 Deposits in Alms Boxes:— For January 1 17 4 February 2 7 3 March 3 1 9 April 1 13 6 May (including 9 17 3 Whitsunday) June 1 8 7 July (including a 6 0 9 Thank Offering on the recovery of a Child) August 1 15 3 September 5 12 7 October 1 17 1 November 1 16 0 December 2 7 4 39 14 8 The Vicar’s proportion of Collection at Church 4 15 2 Door, on Christmas Day Produce of Sale of Bibles and Prayer Books 3 15 6 Deposits received from 636 Depositors 267 8 1 Interest on Deposits in Savings’ Bank 2 14 9 Balance in hand on last Coal Account 5 0 Interest on amount in Savings’ Bank 2 17 0 Cash from Donation Fund, to meet DEFICIENCY 35 5 4 £734 8 6 * * * * *