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ANGLICAN CROUP 47The chief institutions are at Foochow.. . .They include a .Divinity School, the StewartMemorial School for Women, a Women s Normal School,Trinity College (comprising an Anglo-Chinese School, aMiddle School, a Normal School, and Upper PrimarySchool). There is a Boarding School for Christian Girls,with over 800 pupils, a Hospital, and Union Medical College.There are also women s schools, girls and boys boardingschools,at all the principal country centres, equipped anddirected by either the Church Missionary Society or Churchof England Zenana Missionary Society. There are alsohospitals at six other centres besides Foochow, as well as workamongst lepers.The Church Missionary Society eo-oper-Jlted in the rer eiitwide-spread evangelisticmovement throughout the Province. Amongstthe six missions operating in the Fukien province therehas been a singular unanimity in plan and method, fromthe beginning, and this has resulted in the very wide diffusion and out-spread of the Christian community. In allthis the Church Missionary Society has taken a prominentand distinguished part.III. Tfi.fiCheUnng M**ionWhat was formerly called the ChurchWorkfrs -Missionary Society Mid-China Mission is nowcalled the Chekiang Mission and includes thework in that province only. It is under the episcopal direction of Bishop Molony. Amongst its former workers areincluded some distinguished names, of men who in theirday contributed greatly to the uplift of China and the upbuilding of the Christian Church Bishop Kussel, the first:Bishop of Mid-China ; Bishop George Moule, his notablesuccessor ;Archdeacon Arthur Moule, whose facile pen hasso enriched the literature descriptive of the Chinese landand people; Bishop Iloare, who founded Trinity College,which has been the training school of so many able Chineseclergy, and whose promising career as Bishop of Victoria\vas cut short in a n^einorable typhoon ten years ago.