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Mr. Hudson, 2nd. Bristol (North Street).-Mr. Barber, 4th, even. Mr. J. Small, April 6th. Bristol (Zoar Baptist Room, the Marsh).-Mr. Harris during the month, and Wednesday evenings, at 7.30. Burgess Hill.-Mr. Ashdown, 5th, 19th, & 26th, evens.; Mr. Knill, 9th, 12th even., & 23rd; Mr. Willis, 16th; Mr. Page, 30th. Calne. Mr. Joseph Smith, 9th; Mr. John Smith, 30th. Cheltenham (Providence). Joseph Smith, 16th. Cherry Lane. & 30th. Mr. Mr. Phillips, 2nd Chorley.-Mr. Phillips, 9th. Clack.-Mr. Prewett, 9th, morn. & aft. even. Haynes. Mr. Bray, 30th. Heathfield. Mr. Manktelow, 16th. Mr. Whit tome, 2nd; Mr. Mitchenall, 16th. Highworth. Mr. W. Small, 9th; Mr. Joseph Smith, 30th. Hilmarton. Mr. Prewett, 23rd, morn.; Mr. Millard, 30th, morn. Hilperton. - Mr. W. Small, 2nd & 30th. Mr. Prewett, April 6th. Horley (Lee Street).-Mr. Botten, 5th & 16th, evens.; Mr. Manktelow, 30th, even. Mr. Botten, April 2nd & 6th, evens. Horsham.-Mr. Pratt, 30th. Hullavington. Mr. Prewett, 2nd. Hurstpierpoint. Mr. Miles during the month. Kingskerswell, Devon.-Mr.Tabor, 2nd & 30th; Mr. Main, 9th; Mr. Leaman, 16th; Mr. White, 23rd. Lakestreet.-Mr. Pratt, 10th, even. Leatherhead. Mr. Mitchenall, 30th. Leighton. Mr. Mitchenall, 2nd. Liverpool (Shaw Street).-Mr. E. Fox, 23rd, 27th even., 30th, & 31st even. London (Gower Street Chapel).Mr. Dennett, 2nd & 9th; Mr. Boorne, 16th; Mr. Samuel, 23rd & 30th. Mr. Hazlerigg, April 6th, 13th, 20th, & 27th. London (Zoar, Great Alie Street). Mr. Ashdown, 2nd, 16th, 23rd, & 30th, & Thursday evenings; Mr. W. Smith, 9th. London (Gillespie Road, Highbury Vale, near Finsbury Park Station). -Mr. Whitteridge, pastor. London (Rehoboth, Riding-House Street, near Regent Circus).Mr. C. Adams, pastor. Services on Lord's Days and Wednesday evenings. Luton. Mr. Gentle, 16th. Maidstone.-Mr. Knill, 2nd, & 4th even.; Mr. Ashdown, 9th, & 11th even.; Mr. Funnell, 16th; Mr. Row, 23rd; Mr. Mockford, 25th, even.; Mr. Picknell, 30th, & 31st Redbourne. Mr. Newman, pastor. Richmond.-Mr. Mitchenall, 23rd. Ringmer.-Mr. Pratt, 5th, even. Ripe.-Mr. Ashdown, 18th, even. Robertsbridge. Mr. Cor. Sharp, 23rd. Rollright.-Mr. C. Pratt, 9th. Rotherfield (Providence). Mr. Taverner, 2nd & 23rd; Mr. Barringer, 9th; Mr. Wakeley, 16th; Mr. Dye, 30th. Rye.--Mr. Taverner, 9th, 16th, & 30th; Mr. Pratt, 23rd. Shoreham (Providence Chapel).Mr. Barnes, 2nd; Mr. Read, 9th; Mr. Field, 16th; Mr. Barringer, 23rd; Mr. White, 30th. Skayne's Hill. Mr. Cor. Sharp, 19th, even. Tonbridge. Mr. Row, 2nd, 9th, 16th, & 30th; Mr. Chris. Sharp, 23rd. Continued on page 5 of Wrapper. |