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Hamberg reports the baptism of Yitkhiam, a relative of the new emperor of Nanking. He also talks of a translation of Fung's (=Hung's) messages and asks the committee for advice concerning the "insurgents". For Yitkhiam= Hung Yin (Fung, Hung Sen) see also A- 1.2 1853, 34, 45, 47. A-1.3 1854, 10, 18, 22, 23; 1857, 20. A-1.4 1858, 7+8, 16; 1860, 14; 1881, 7. On p. 3 he tells of the persecution of some of the Christians in Tschong hang kang.

Alle Berichte / all reports 1853

Enthält Bericht von / contains reports by: Theodor Hamberg, Rudolf Lechler, Kong Jin, Philipp Winnes,Louise Hamberg

Alle Berichte 1854-1856 und ein paar von 1853 / all reports 1854-1856 and some of 1853

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Theodor Hamberg, Rudolf Lechler, Philipp Winnes, H. P. S. Schreuder (dänischer Missionar)

A letter by W. Lobscheid and A. Taylor, missionaries of the Chinese Evangelisation Society, on the death of Hamberg.

Henry Knollek of the British and Foreign Bible Society, promising to consider a request for the supply of Chinese Scriptures for distributaries on tours. See also No. 15.

Kimin (also Kiming or Khimin) now stationed at Lilong, where a school has been opened. Winnes also comments on the situation of women.

Lechler mentions Hamberg's book on the Tai ping rebellion and comments on the visions of Hung Siu Tshuen. On p. 9 he writes of Tschong a him who learned to write his language in Latin letters. See also No. 27, p. 3+11.

Lechler and Winnes decide to remain together in Pukak and ask the committee for permission to give up Tungfo.

Lechler on the rebellion and on Yitkhiam, who is now in Shanghai with Dr. Medhurst. See also Winnes in No. 23.

Lechler in Kimin who has joined the Triad society. See also No. 27.

Winnes on Hamberg's connection with the rebel and the latter's intention of going to Nanking.

Winneson other missionaries and their dislike of Guetzlaff ( D. Legge).

Lechler mentions Hung Siu Tshuen as one of those who have attacked Confucius publicity.

Annual report of Pukak station for 1854, with census. Winnes on Kong Kimin and the tensions between them, because he was reported to be a member of Trias society.

Newspaper cutting from "The China Mail" of Oct. 5, 1854 on "China, its Present Position and Future Prospects".

Winnes has made a plan of their house in Tungfo and the area around and sent it home.

Reports by Winnes on a journey to the villages around Pukak and Lilong, where he meets a man, baptized by Guetzlaff 9 years ago. He takes him on as his language teacher.

Winnes on school work in Pukak an Lilong. Also a remark on the success of the Emperor's army against the rebels in Shanghai and Canton.

Winnes is convinced that Tai Ten Fuk (at that time apparently in Basel) is not the right man to be trained in the mission house. (B.V. 390b, arrived 1850, left 1856) See also A-1.4, Nos. 8, 86, 9; 1858, Nos. 1+5.

Second part of the annual report by Winnes and Lechler. After a description of their co workers Winnes on p. 10 comments on the Chinese system of bringing up children.

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