(Capt. Pollard).—Nothing short of the mighty power of God can effect the wonderful things that have been done amongst us. All last week we had powerful Salvation times, both out-doors and in, and some thirty- one souls, weary of sin, turned to our God and found Salvation. Bless God the 10th Irish means going on, and still going on.
From, "The War Cry," page 1, 1st December 1881.
(Capt, Pollard): - This Station continues to advance: the * Blood and Fire Soldiers are filled with zeal for God and His kingdom, and the glory comes among us and gives us some good times. On Monday we had a great Anniversary Tea, some 600 sitting down. We had a fine time, and the number of happy faces present showed how God had used The Army in this place. After tea a good Hallelujah Praise Meeting was led by Captain Harry Glover assisted by other Officers, and Major Reynolds took command of a large Overflow Meeting in the open-air. After which we had a Half-Night of Prayer and a powertul time to our souls when great work was done. These Half-Nights of prayer are very valuable wheels in the old chariot. Oh! for more of them over the country.
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 26th January 1882.
(Capt Pollard).- On Saturday afternoon, we had a powerful open-air meeting in the Market Place. While our Soldiers spake, we felt that God was with them, and the people listened with breathless attention to what was said. Oh! may God grant the Salvation of some of those present. On Sunday we had a good day; the Barracks were packed at night and at the ciose, 130 testified to the saving and keeping power of God.
From, "The War Cry," page 2, 2nd February 1882
I do not know where the meetings were held.