(Capt. A. Wells)-The Soldiers of the 3rd Irish are good open-air workers, such boldness and determination we have seldom seen, and God greatly blesses their labours. During the past fortnight thirty souls have sought pardon, and some of the youngest converts seem to have received a remarkably clear witness ot their having been converted, and testify with boldness of the love of God shed abroad in their hearts. On Sunday, we had a good time, the Lord answered our prayers and gave us eight souls for the day.
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 8th December 1881.
(Cept. A Wells).—The resulte of our meetings this past week have set angels rejoicing, for sinners have been weeping their way to Calvary. A wave of Salvation may truly be said to be sweeping over this town, and scores through various instrumentalities are being converted to God. On Thursday we made an attack on Ravarnette, a village in the country we realised the Master's presence, and in the prayer-meeting our hearts were gladdened by seeing five come out and cry for mercy. A short Testimony Meeting afterwards disclosed the good done since we first visited this place.
(says scores, but only says 5)
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 15th December 1881.
(Capt. Bates) Praise God for what He is doing here. Sunday was a glorious day. In the Free-and-Easy many testified to the saving power of God. One comrade said, "For a long time he served the devil, and somehow he seemed as if he could not help it for he was bound fast to him, and coud now loosen the chain. Now, praise God, Jesus Christ had set him free and he was serving his new Master and was a happy Soldier of the Cross. At nigh five precious souls fell at the Master's feet.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 23rd March 1882.
I do not know where the meetings were held.