"Jan. 1, 1869. From Scotland £50 for Missions, £25 for the circulation of the Holy Scriptures and £25 for the circulation of

"July 25, 1865. From the neighbourhood of London £100, with the following letter: 'My dear Sir, I believe that it is through

"Should this, however, be read by any who are not believers in the Lord Jesus, but who are going on in the

"The joy which answers to prayer, cannot be described; and the impetus which they afford to the spiritual life is exceedingly great.

"Sept. 30, 1869. From Yorkshire £50. Received also One Thousand Pounds today for the Lord's work in China About this donation it

1863. "The end of the year was now at hand, and, in winding up the accounts, it was my earnest desire, to

Sickness at times visited the houses. "During the summer and autumn of 1866 we had also the measles at all the three

"May 26, 1860. Day after day, and year after year, by the help of God, we labour in prayer for the spiritual

"In the early part of the summer, 1862, it was found that we had several boys ready to be apprenticed; but there

"It was towards the end of November of 1857, when I was most unexpectedly informed that the boiler of our heating apparatus