The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-24

ference to the Bishop of Landaff subjected |
him to prosecution before the House Of
Lords and brief imprisonment in New
gate. Shortly after, about 1900, he mar
ried Miss Gould, an excellent and highly
gifted lady of DoIsetshirc. In 1904 his
paper was discontinued, and he removed TO
Harlow, Essex where he opened a print
ing office, established the Politc0i Rcoie,c--
radical monthly, and embarked largely in
the publishing business, having store at
60 Cornhill, London.
Mr. Flower had two daughters Eliza
and Sarah Fuller-thc former born at Cam
bridge, and the latter at Harlow, February
22d, 1905. Losing their mother in their in
fancy, they came more directly under the
influence of their father, q liberal both in
politics and religion After his decease
mot earlier than 1922 and previous to
1892 they removed TO Upper Clapton,
suburb of London. on the northeast, and
engaged successfully in literary pursuits.
Soon after they attached themselves to the
congregation worshipping in South Place.
Finsbury, drawn thithCr hy the fame of
the eloquent and highly gifted pastor
William johnson Fox 1857 1864. who
had left the orthodox Independent cOnncc-
ton, and had taken position, unconncct.
cd with any ecclesiastical body. as Il
preacher or lccturcrin this chapel. Though
rn,;onoIis, NOT, in s,,nnath,. viii Chnnnir,r
nr Nart;,,oau III ,"ii' ~ ,oti,'o a,'d iaaj
ing mart in nnl;,ice os a Iiherol ,vos ono of
tho fourdors of ,bo lt[stn,;,;,tc,. Dar;c,c
nnd hold -, srot Nc mcmLnr for oldham
| Tonchosliro In pnrlian,nnt Ia fav, r,nnths
| In 1870 ovcontnJ : from 1ei- tn 1870
In ts9i SproI rnIInr Lono,,,o no. cbo.
ishcl Via Of NJ. WilIion, UriIocs Adams
a c,,.;I cn,,;ncnr. ,l,n o,tho,. $50, i of an
el,hora,o ynInn,n a., .,Fnniish pioosuro
Cnr,ia"cs md ..rhr Conetrnciion If Co,,.
mon I{oais and Railro,J. " and =. rnntril,,-
,nr e. Soma oc FL" ,,,i,,;,'oi noo,r,,a,,or.
nnd rcv;r,vs 1hnir ,,ninn ,,a. mosi rnn.
"nniai Thcv rasiJnd IN thn Incoiii,. ot ~
Johns Wood or lIn,nnstcod \ w Of
Regents Park.
Mrs. Adams published. in 1s4t. a dra-
ma,ic pocp. In five acts. on the Martvrdon
Of jG6 lt0ctua. This Young mother
suffered, \. d. 2O3, at Carthage, Africa, as
a faithful and fcrycnt follower of thc Lord
Jesus Christ. Something of the character
of Mrs. Adams studies may he gathered
from "A perisal of the faith and snIferinrs
of this devoted v0uur Christian. (Scc
Buffers Lives of the Saints. March It'll. )
At the solicitation of her friend and pastor,
she contributed thirteen HYMNS TO n new
compilation of HYMNS made bv Mr. Fox. for
the use of the South Place chanel published
in two parts. 1910 II. bv Charles Fox, 81
PatcrnOstcr Row. six in the first part and
seven in the second part. OF these. the
two best known "Ncarcr my God TO
thee" and "lIc >cndcth sun, he scndcth
shower are ia the second part. As many
of the hymns Of this book were Of unusual
metres. her sister Eliza. who. i'm 1891, had.
Inv her 'sMusical Illustrations of the
Wayerlv Novels. secured n HIGHER rcputa.
ton for musical composition. wrote sixty.
two tunes expressly for this work. SIEVE
raj of the poetical and othc., productions of
Eliza Flower were published under the
titln of =. \dor,tion Admiration and pn
'''N w 'N""'"'''''' ''''''' an" Nv
lief.
I'm 1915. Mrs Adams published "A Cate
,ti.,, n,;,l'l .,ri''' MI. ~, ,t'o 49,,
cnis'' Vil'iticu nv Ioch III thc f"uil'
tam. liut mere llcr literary work came tc
a close. Inc sisters inherited consump-
tioh from their mothcr EIlHa was
the iirst 70 pass away, terminating hei
course Ill Io4', watched over ana hurscd &c
inc last ny her devoted sister worn
GOWN ny hei laithtul ue'otloh 10 the III
Valiu' Mis' ADAMS, aiso' soon passed away
ii ' uccc'Sc occurred August d. lof'
one wore away says one, almost hei
rs We Seh,ic spirit @llucu from lis peautl
lni frame.
: NO mention Is mate III inc Two hymns
from her pen just referred TO- OF ChriS
ana the distinctive doctrines OF thc SosPel
as mas peeh frequently remarked liei
framing, II VIII De seen was III inc ilpera
t scnooi OF theoiogy' Tne wrote very micl
III tic spirit ol inc olu hebrew parus' ne
laVorlle hyihn' nearer &C. was Cyl
Gonty susScs'cu ~! "ci' % ~
I I"roos Iis,onl az Dgtnei, IN i. onc Dl ne
peace lis day before us :" occurs thi
uOuDle stallIa
"part i'm peocc.- Christ. life was ncncc
, LET MS live orr Iifa In him.
Part in nnoce. t'hrisi's deoth was neoca
let Is die orr death in him
part i'm peoce - Christ nr0ruisc ooyr
Where All mortal nartinos cease.
brethren sisters mari in peDce =
:.
III Is quite evident that her iaith was II
! advance of her creed and that her life WA
..L;1 .,i,I, Chr;at IN r,1 ;,
r Her remains were laid to rest in the Eos
ter street burial Ground nplr IIarlow f.