(Capt. S. Cook). —We had a mighty outpouring of God's Holy Spirit on Sunday morning. The afternoon Experience Meeting was grand: many got up and thanked God for The Salvation Army. The night meeting was grand. Crowds in the open-air.. Hall packed to excess. The people listened with rapt attention; Brother Powell spoke, and Lieutenant Laurance gave her farewell address; she asked everyone present to meet her on the other side of the river, Two sinners came forward, and one prodigal returned. Conviction all over the place. Wound up with a "Hallelujah go."
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 1st December 1881.
TREALAW (Captain Whitehead) —H. Cooper writes:- "Sunday was a grand day here. Although the weather was very wet, we had a grand time of it. There was a good muster at the seven am. Knee-drill the Soldiers came up well all day to the open-air. Night was the crowning time of all. When Captain Cook gave her farewell address to as many as could be packed in our Hall: many were outside. The power of the Holy Ghost was felt in our midst, and many were moved to tears. We wound up with five souls at the feet of Jesus, and many more went home convinced they were on the wrong side.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 12th January 1882
(Captain Hettie Whitehead).-The Lord is working upon the hearts of the people here and sinners are falling at the feet of Jesus. Monday night three big sinners jumped over the forms to seek Salvation. On Thursday night a man came weeping down to the penitent-form, crying the publican's prayer - "God be merciful to e a sinner." Amen! Sunday, Hall packed; hundreds outside. two more in the fountain.
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 16th February 1882.
(Capt. Hilton Whitehead) J. L. writes:— We are still moving on, and making this place ring with the glorious news of Salvation. During the past week God has been with us, making His arm disarm in the salvation of sinners. On Sunday, Capt J Leigh of Tredegar led us onto victory. We had a splendid time in the open-air, people listening and sinners trembling. lnside the Barracks, grand time with the King: and while the old Salvation Saw-mills were being shaken by the terrific gales from without, many a poor sinner shook under conviction of sin. A good time both afternoon and night, and six souls at the feet of Jesus. Hallelujah!
From, "The War Cry," page 3, 13th April 1882.