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... the report, it appeared that missions are established in Prance, Germany, India, Ceylon, Southern and Western Africa, the West Indies, Australia, ...
... way. Occasionally, peregrinations are made distant countries beyond the seas. Journeys to Europe are not uufroqueut. The West Indies is a common stamping-ground, and South America has been harvested. A fragment of a troupe once got to Australia; and as ...
... direction ol the Wesleyan Missionary Committee and British Conference Europe, Indial China, South and West Africa, and the West Indies, with other missions of the society, having also ...
... theoarly efforts of ilissionary Societies. Throughout Popish Europe the circulation of the Scriptures was forbidden. tho West Indies they could not preach to the slaves. Till 1812 jealous officials watched for their landing in India. China excluded missionaries ...
... and property” which has descended from generation to generation will become of no more value than sugar plantation in the West Indies. The owners taverns will lose their rents, the occupiers their incomes. What is now a thriving business will be hopeless ...
... have it in perfection.” —Recollections t}:c iute John Adolphus, The Perpetual Motion Bird. There are strange birds in the West Indies. One you may see in the Zoological Gardens, like a plover, with a straight beak and bittern’s plumage, from Tbo Main,” whoso ...
... Dublin, has been appointed to the Commission of the Peace the Lord Chancellor. Charles Kingsley states that when in the West Indies, once preached in a pulpit which resembled a pill-box on a long stock, and which surged backwards and forwards every motion ...
... announcement pf June 1 from Halifax, N.S.. that the squadron was about to proceed on cruise of three years’ duration to the West Indies, South America, China, and Australia. The squadron is now pro-! seeding from Halifax to Gibraltar. ...
... the 41 Bt clause, which gave Greenock the power of vetoing operations for deepening tho river. The Nile brings from the West Indies £104,490 specie, and the steamers which left New York on Saturday for Europe took out £500,000 in specie. The Rev. Dr. Treahom ...
... Actreon (Andreasen), from Uintmiohi, with deals. The Jamaica (Woolridge), from Liverpool, with coals and machinery, bound to West Indies, leaky, and must discharge cargo to repair. The Flora (M'Millen), from Paisley, with tire clay goods. The Heather Bell, ...
... years in commission, and would return home in the usual course. The Vestal had been recommissioned three months ago the West Indies, on a report that she was in good condition, but it was now found out that her boilers were defective, and a court-martial ...
... ftev. S. R. Hall announced the death of a venerable minister, aged 82, the Rev. Moses Reyner, formerly missionary in the West Indies. A committee was appointed to sit daring the Conference, ia accordance with the suggestion of the Bri tol district, to consider ...