Excerpt from New Burial Act and Church Legislation, Warnings and Encouragements: A Charge by the Archdeacon of Ely at His General Visitation, Cambridge, 1880, With Notes; Reprinted From the Cambridge Chronicle, Nov. 20, 27 During my seventeen years of office there has been a general and marked improvement, not only in the material fabrics of the Churches, but in the conduct and number of the holy services therein. Every newly restored church has become, more or less, a centre for increased zeal and effort to meet more thoroughly the spiritual needs of the district. Cam bridge, as in duty and honour bound, has set, and will I trust continue to set, a good example in these and like respects. There is not one church in this principal place of my Archdeaconry on which ther has not been, during recent years, large expenditure for renovation and improvement within and without, Several new churches have been built and mission churches and rooms provided, for the increasing population.

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