The following sums, from the profits of this work, were voted to the widows whose initials follow, at the meeting of proprietors, on Friday, the 19th ult. NAME RECOMMENDED BY E L3 S. Price. B 4 J. Edwards. F 3 E. Evans. I 4 J. Williamson. H 4 T. Howard. C 4 J. Puntis. P 4 W. Yates. I 3 B. Price. A 4 S. Green. W 4 F. A. Cox. D 3 T. Thomas. B 4 J. Carver. W 4 H. W. Holmes. T 3 B. Thomas. C 4 W. Copley. P 3 M. Thomas. D 3 J. James. B 4 W. L. Smith. *** The Widows will please to observe they cannot receive twice in the same year. IRISH CHRONICLE. JANUARY, 1835. The Rev. S. Davis, of Clonmel, will come from Ireland this month, for the purpose of collecting on behalf of the Society in the West of England. Our friends, that he may visit, especially our ministering brethren, are respectfully and earnestly requested to encourage his application to the utmost of their power; as, on the success of such efforts the continued operations of the Society greatly depends. In the Rev. Wm. Thomas's letter will be found a grateful reference to the Committee of the Tract Society, and to a parcel which he has received from England, containing many useful articles for the children of the schools. And the Secretary begs to acknowledge the receipt of a number of "Magazines for Ireland," from a female friend at Hammersmith. _Extract of a letter from_ Rev. S. DAVIS _to the_ SECRETARY. _Clonmel, Nov. 21, 1834._ We are in the Lord's hands, and he will finally accomplish the purposes of his own glory, and I am persuaded we cannot do better than steadily to pursue the purpose in which we are engaged, to make the people acquainted, as far as it is in our power, with the Holy Scriptures, which will undermine the power of Antichrist, and promote happiness in proportion as they obtain an access to the heart. My son, at Ardee, recently assisted in the public examination of 400 adults in their knowledge of the Irish Scriptures, and he has given a very interesting account of the meeting in the last Quarterly Papers of the Irish Society. He was astonished and delighted to think, as I do also, that the teaching of the people in the Irish Scriptures, is one of the most important benefits that can be conferred upon the country.