1 THE ANGLICAN CHURCH. 359 —
2 prohably the chief distinguishing feature of this masy
3 movement work in the Punjab. The people among. whom
4 work is carried on are men. They are by no means perfect.
5 as yet, but the future is full of hope, because there is real
6 stuff on which to work. —
7 670. Tosum up, the Diocese sorely needs to be divided
8 Necessity for sub- 10 the interests of efficiency. It is far too
9 divisom “of: the’ “Dig for.supervision by one Bishop. ‘But
10 capi anybody who has had charge of it, as it
11 stands, has had a sphere, which, for interest and fasci-
12 “nation, must be unique in the Church in the Empire.
13 671. The See of Lahore as,,constituted by Letters
14 Legal constitution Patent includes the Punjab, -the North-
15 of, the, s Behar West Frontier Province, and the Province
16 aie of Sind, which was formerly a part of the
17 Bombay Diocese. The Bishop also exercises Ecclesiasti-
18 cal jurisdiction in Kashmir and in the Persian Gulf.
19 With the extension of British military occupation on the
20 South-West Frontier the Ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the
21 Bishop has also extended to Quetta and other places in
22 Southern Baluchistan occupied by British troops. Like
23 all other Indian Sees, the Lahore See is subject to the
24 authority of the Bishop of Calcutta as Metropolitan. By
25 ‘authorization of the Letters Patent two Archdeacons are
26 appointed by the Bishop ; one, with the title Archdeacon
27 of Lahore, from among the Senior Chaplains, who exer-
28 cises Archidiaconal jurisdiction within the limits defined
29 above ; the other, with the title Archdeacon of Delhi, ap-
30 pointed specially to supervise and stimulate the work
31 among the Indian congregations of the diocese.
32 672. The interior of the Lahore Cathedral was com-
33 pleted in 1892. The two western towers
34 were completed in 1913 at a cost of about
35 Rs. 60,000. A further proposal to extend the nave west-
36 wards by the addition of two bays, at an estimated cost
37 of about another Rs. 70,000, has been accepted by the Dio-
38 cesan Conference and the Cathedral Vestry, but for this
39 addition funds have not yet been raised.
40 673. The following are the principal Educationat
41 Institutions in the Punjab which are Dio~
42 cesan, or in which the religious teaching
43 is that of the Church of England :—(1)
44 Lahore Divinity College, Church Missionary Society.
45 Tahore Cathedral.
46 Church of England
47 Jnstitutions.