(Capt. Halsey) -A comrade who, before conversion, was almost mad with drink and the devil, and who cried for mercy some time back, in the "Salvation Kitchen," has been hard at work getting his wife and family to Jesus. Praise God, it has been done, for last Monday night saw a son, the only one unsaved, weeping at the Master's feat. Hallelujah! We praised God with all our might, believing there is nothing too hard for Him to do; and, every night since, sinners have been seeking Salvation. To God be the glory!
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 15th December 1881.
(Capt. Halsey).-Hallelujah! the 9th Irish is neither dead nor sleeping but wide awake to Holiness and hard work for the Master. We have had another week of fighting and another week of victory. Thank God. We had with us on Wednesday night, "Glory Tom." from Belfast, and after a grand open-air march, the Barracks were packed.
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 16th February 1882
I do not know where the meetings were held.