, 1870-04-28

in vindleass"1 Of thelr podtion. Some Of them |
,es@ ,e@s.h.s ytsaps9a!iye i %.a Soala not
a. vld q i Wa, taey Tere i1kea ont q Prism
wS Icsd 70 tscm i ~ md tae, We were e1r1isa nssE
Then they were taken out and subjected to that
ss m "a e. s assae nssK p
1netr second return 70 The }aii' with aociAmAtons
Of e, s e "a
John Penaaas wno had onlI been sepas.sass
asst Il. oass ss,pet we,ssmsa sTsasss. q tae
UNIVERSITY Of oxford, Vhosc ardent loving ao1l,
e SnSns ss Is X Tes S,s i III ios
Propagation OF the Gospel among Ills Telah coun-
t1ymen. He haa rstinoned rasii,,nent aS,in and
Il M desatu.ioa Of Waic1 lii 1haio tic la eeea
huuted o., OF the knguom tor daring to ~ That
men, whosesocycr hands might hare p>eu laid
% 9pon them en-; n onlination, xelu not ralnister1 Of
returning With bis Utc ID hIs hands, lead
ing his wife and four little children to London, be
cut u hs LOT thesc WITH little Separatss church.
and lew DAYS afterwards waa arrested. and
aftef his period Of Imprisonment, F4s carried
asay aMay ana hanged That vas the character Of tho
In close connection with that church In London,
Of 1Aihcr ia Southwark. on TIC olncr 0de o. TIC
Thames, was church Which had Been formed il
few men, wcaEed bJ what they nad seen and
experienced, entered Into \ covenant With each
nantng with the Lotd aud With escl other 10 rak
In III lta ways, nade known OF 70 be made eoown
Sst t. as r. ass sssf
ss@p.s: g,.a sssh ssass 9Anp,sp.s! ~ :
thts In his history ThAt Il did cost bl them
sleat deal ne ensuing story rin sho.:"
forward not with the eyes In the back OF It's head,
but expecting that The ways Of the Lord we're t6 |
be nxde known Although We may fcelthey nere |
iooliuE for that guidance which SHOULD les, them
into 1n1thes and further discoveries Of t.ntn and
s nos ony I 70 aecepi an sod fa 70 1n.s Vi W ne, T.
ready sneE, put 70 accept and hold fast Whatever
moss ths Great Is Teacher y Might inpast Y them.
Ptlx1tn Church, After = llt,ie ~1ulc, hunted and
liable TO ~ sorts OF persecution, they divided Into
meeting In a bal,ding whtcn had heen roanor
house, nesr little Village On the borders d the
three counties Nottingham shl1e, 14ncolnshirc and
rexetent and lortnE steps, have made the pit
grtmAgc thlther, and have traced CUT every beam
hous.. in which william Brewster, he master and
the pastor. rcsided at that tine And there this
little church had tts meetings on the Lords DAY,
the members coming from several nelghhortng
parishes, often, no donbt through byKaTA, one or
Two in company, coming With easyfulncss not to
atsfsc atsnen to ehsst = iest ~ op ,a
eassaeomns, seleesased she'r worship u ~
s aem.slses g. aad fot W 6afnsn4ty n ;. '' - 'Ni' '''
! They werc. - sald, annoyed and rersseuted
Enslsnd ,nerr ~ wss County g; vnerr tneY me. Of
| . Church without Bishop, and STATE without
King. IApplausc.1 They looked thither With
States, u i. va .hen cailea-uos the Unised
States Of America, but the United States Of the
Set an. We eaa fesons 6e =. sae
ana soon afterrard found N the great Dutch con
t1orersy Of that sge that there WAS decided dis
ton-tolerauon for Jews They were no longer
.pa5sed there There Vas liberation for all sorts
oppronr,u,n to the civilized norid, for the rulti-
phciy Of religions that wrsc hasboEcd there, and
Nns said II there WIS man In the world VINO had
e11e 70 rnd II ~ going 70 Amsterdam: TheJ
looked from the low, fenny coast Of Eneltnd to
.oe ef oseP 8ona q S anai M na
ment Of England-a.ld especially the ecclesiastical
RoyernmenErould hare been very Ead % hare
: 1ronlae. But no: "You mutt ne!sher 80 nor
say II they remained they must be hanged,
. md Il they went they must be arrested on the
| way. But they went, many paying double price
negro 1o1 aaees fer Jesrs 10 ded from he South
. faad. '
t Abou. the year 1905 quite number Of them had
], JOHN Kallnson, their paator, wss auaous the laz
b tn come 0ter. lie stayed until tic weakest wcre
4 oser, lte good shepherd, caring for the Nsai
. steps that have traced out their laudln2 a
Plymouth. have traced ont their residence In L. =
: Old mustJ records In the Low Dutch tongue, ant
have ascerained at tn4t can be sseerta!ned hhoaf
asas e I'll
e They were no1 rerc peasants, such ~ the asFcul
ii they artisans gathered from manufacturing toKps
Df "They we're lccuhtoned," az Bradford says "t
j. the Innocent trade Of nnsban1F!" They Ner
generally men OF the middle class ii the county
Y Their ministers were men Of university eduGa
~ y. Church Of England, and Ind been benenced Il
= .hat Cnu1cn, a,tnougn thai does not appear .
es o g. ssy sasRsn
Il: cple that he could not ask for bencdce; but b
nj wis granuate Of the University Of Oxford WIS
~ betoof themselves to such trsdes and cmplo!
e. mcnts = tney could tollGw u Leyden, and the
~' been N attendant on the court, who haA been =
,se ISOLATED with foi7gn embassies as an a.Iac3e-
Ter mnn familiar Win pnes an.iss and ascus.oas a.
a advanced HE, long after ne had been conversa,
1K With the Affairs oi men, the trade Of pr1n1
euna III tetoot to % selsappo
40 there came oseE gradually enough 10 mike GIT
re congregation" .....
ew But Ktin they were restless 10 thelr thought
In They could not look upon that 1and their HON
ng them which IVES moving them to greater thin
ssasn q onR q @ Ensa
er 1her could not bcar the thought Of their ehlldr
net spealinE thslr owl mo.aSr , To- ,onEus In
In: Of trailing and manufacturing city. They We
1ey d!st1eased II the ditncnluts they encona;eked