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... relief, £58,733 ; and in Mysore 52,000 and 227,000. As a pleasure party were proceeding down the river Tivy, from Cardigan, on their way to Cardigan Bay, the boat was upset, and five Persons belonging to the Collegiate School were drowned.—At Exeter on Saturday ...
... uable help he has rendered, but he is not officially n cted with the institute.—l am, &c., liatleY House, Bow Road, E., H. GRATTAN GUINNESS. April 26, 1876. T H LA Or HOMICIDE.—A Bill which has been introduced into ith,..,,enci utsbeeolaf Commons by Sir ...
... The Approaching End of the Age—viewed in the light of Histerff Prophecy, and Science. By H. GRATTAN GUINNESS. London Hodder and Stoughton. IT was said of John of the Golden Mouth that he had a tong?, flowing like the Nile, and that it were better that ...
... the sermons. Sinners were not consoled by opening before them the hope of forgiveness through the blood of Christ. The Rev. John Evans, of Bala, one of the fathers of Methodism in Wales, said that much darkness covered the whole country at that time. ...
... teachers, and Lord John Manners laying the foundation of a new school at Kensington, both spoke strongly in favour of religious instruction. IN addition to the great work he has already on hand Dr. Barnardo, in conjunction with Mr. H. Grattan Guinness, has ...
... Presbyterian Church. NELSON AND SONS :—The Family Treasury. WILLIAM JOHN JOHNSON :—Evangelical Christendom. SEELEY, JACKSON, AND HALLIDAY :—The Bulwark. J. F. SHAW :—Christian Armour. byter iall JOHNS_TONE . , HUNTER, .AND Co.: The Reformed - , Magazine—The Christian ...
... striking conversions and gave touching illustrative incidents. The service concluded with the singing of the hymn, Safe in the arms of Jesus, and the Benediction. ' On Sabbath morning at 8 a.m. about 14,000 Christian workers met in the Agricultural Hall ...
... the leaders of the Methodist body were invited by Dean Stanley to be present at the uncovering of a monument to the brothers John and Charles Wesley in Westminster Abbey, they had been called on to pay a bill of costs to establish their right to the use ...