for this purpose, seemed to give brightness to the rainbow hues which surround this labour of love.

A wish was felt and expressed, that Christians who doubt as to the claims of the Society on their sanction and support, had been present to listen and judge for themselves.

If a shadow was cast over the pleasant season, it arose from the fear entertained lest, through the serious deficiency in the Society's funds, the extension of its operations should be prevented, or even reduced within narrower limits. Surely the valued friends of the Society-those who pray and labour for Israel-will put forth new vigour, that this may be averted.

October 25.

Meetings of Associations, &c.

Berkhampstead. - Baptist Chapel. Lecture by the Rev. J. Gill.

Rev. Mr. Stanion (Baptist), prayed.

October 26. Wendover. — Baptist Chapel. Public Meeting. Speakers, Revds.
J. Bartram (Independent), A. Smith (Baptist), and J. Gill.

October 27.-Amersham. - Baptist Chapel. Lecture by Rev. J. Gill.
J. Bain (Independent) and A. Salter (Baptist) prayed.
October 28.-Boxmoor.- Baptist Chapel.

Pratten presided.

November 8.- Haverhill. —New Meeting.
presided.

November 9.- Clare. - Independent Chapel.
Reynolds presided.

Lecture by Rev. J. Gill.

Revds. W.

Lecture by Rev. J. Gill.

Rev. B. J. Rev. H. Gill'

Lecture by Rev. J. Gill. Rev. J.

Sermon by Rev. C. G. Young.
Lecture by Rev. C. G. Young.

November 13. - Witham.-Independent Chapel.
November 14.- Hadleigh. -Independent Chapel.
November 15.- Lavenham. - Grammar School. Lecture by the Rev. J. Gill. Rev.
H. Davies presided.

November 15.- Lowestoft.-Independent Chapel. Lecture by Rev. C. G. Young.
The Rev. Henry More conducted the devotional services.

November 17.- Beccles. - Independent Chapel. Lecture by Rev. C. G. Young. The Rev. John Flower conducted the devotional services.

November 19.- Denton.-Independent Chapel. Lecture by Rev. C. G. Young. The Rev. J. F. Basden conducted the devotional services.

November 20.- Bocking and Braintree.—Sermons by Rev. J. Gill, at Rev. T. Craig's, Rev. J. Carter's, and Rev. D. Rees' Chapels.

November 20.- Bury St. Edmund's. - Sermons in Whiting-street and Northgatestreet Chapels, by Rev. C. G. Young.

November 21.- Bocking Chapel.-Public Meeting. Revds. T. Craig (Independent), H. Cook (Wesleyan), J. Carter (Independent), J. Gill, and D. Rees (Baptist), took part.

BOOKS RECEIVED FOR REVIEW.

A Few Words to the Jews. By One of Themselves. London: John Chapman.

The Tree of Life. London: Blackadda and Co.

All communications for the Editor, books for review, &c., to be forwarded to the Office, 1, Crescent Place, Blackfriars.

THE

JEWISH HERALD,

AND

Record of Christian Effort

FOR THE SPIRITUAL GOOD OF GOD'S ANCIENT PEOPLE.

"Publish ye, praise ye, and say, O Lord, save thy people, the
remnant of Israel."

VOL. IX.

LONDON:

PUBLISHED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF THE BRITISH SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL AMONG THE JEWS,

BY PARTRIDGE AND OAKEY, PATERNOSTER ROW.

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