...events, are obliged to solicit the pecuniary assistance of their fellow Christians. — See Address of the London Association in aid of the Missions of the United Brethren, where there is a list of subscribers : JW Warren, Esq. Great Ormond-street, President ; JG Lockett,...

...paragraph, we have seen appended tu the Christian Observer for October last, " Extracts from the Tenth Report of the Committee of the London Association, in aid of the Moravian Missions." Thus it appears that there is, in the established church of Britain, a regularly...

...and set OH foot regularly organized Associations in aid of their Missions. In this labour of love " The London Association in aid of the Missions of the United Brethren" took the lead. In their " Address to the Public" the Committee refer, in very commendatory terms, to...

...Proceedings of the Botanical Society of London. London, 1839. — From the Society. Bulletin de la SociSte Imperiale des Naturalistes de Moscou. No. IV. Moscow,...Church Missionary Society for Africa and the East. Thirty-eighth year. London, 1838. — From the same. Thirty-fourth Report of the British and Foreign...

...exertions. To assist this devoted people, several auxiliaries have been established, the chief of which is the " London Association in Aid of the Missions of the United Brethren," formed in 1817, by different denominations of Christians ; some of the most active of whom are members...

...relating to the early history of our church. The True Strength of Missions. A Sermon preached before the London Association in aid of the Missions of the United Brethren, Sfc. By the Rev. E. Bickersteth, Hector of Walton. London : Seeleys. pp. 38. 1 838. THE portions of...

...and Curate of Bexley, Kent. Svo. 10.!. 6d. The True Strength of Missions: a Sermon preaclred before the London Association, in aid of the Missions of the United Brethren. By Rev. E. Bickersteth. Is. Spiritual Life Delineated ; with the Detection and Exposure of some of...

...John Scott. — Secretaries, Rev. Dr. Bunting; Rev. John Beecham; Rev. Dr. Alder; Rev Elijah Hoole. THE LONDON ASSOCIATION IN AID OF THE MISSIONS OF THE UNITED BRETHREN. Commonly catted " Moravians." 38, CHARLES STREET, PARLIAMENT STREET. ESTABLISHED 1817. This church, under its...

...contributions of other Christian denominations, both in Europe and America. In the year 1817 was formed the " London Association in Aid of the Missions of the United Brethren." By the zealous efforts of those who have managed that institution, large sums have been collected in...

...of Missionaries on this Society's list is 74; the number of native preachers, 108. From the Report of the London Association in aid of the Missions of the United Brethren, commonly called Moravians, we learn that their income for 1855 ' amounted to 13,564/,, of which 5,583/. were contributed by "...