Notting Hill - Salvation Army (1882)



(Capt Green) - Sergeant Brown sends us again an account of the work here On Sunday week, the Rev, Staff Officer Gill, late curate of St George's, Campden Hill, took part in the meetings, At night such was the influence upon the mind of another clergyman. that he declined taking his own service to be present at ours. Seven surrendered, On Saturday last, we had a good Free-and-Easy; Brother Dowdle was present with his fiddie. On Sunday, "Happy Martha " in command. Capt. Weeden and others spoke. Sinners seeking mercy at the close.

From, "The War Cry," page 3, 9th March 1882.

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I do not know where the meetings took place.


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