Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-11-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE BAPTIST NIISSIONARY SOCIETT.-4110 time has come when all the world must be told, in the plainest possible way, that the strain of a great trial has been laid on this Society. It has passed through many t troubles siace the day whets Carey, after years of patient t toil, grit forced the Church to feel the claims of heathen• dom, and Kettering witnessed its formation; but probably not one of them, sharp and sesame as seine have ; been hiss ever dealt it such a blow, or so sent the shook which is the herald of injury and death through its I quivering frame, as has that which has happened to it f now. It would he alike criminal and vine to try to , bide or to extenuate a fact which every one must and I ought to know. To put oti aa air of unconcern, and speak lightly of the disease when serious symptoms have set in, and snnietitieg very like a crisis has  rr:witutr for Aonic  N •T  qi  g an;  tv* llt ri:lk th•  arrived, nieri;s a reprehension we its-,o ..dly have no wish to tempt. We, a,‘ honest Inuit, le-, : . ,o Lt it g , Imilt , with whatever VIII pests our pmit,,, , , , :,, the staiem :nt. that perileris times have ftihm en .. Nti,si•n, and iii it wVii nn. ita sit:tali I, 1, a .• niands the I',•, ~,' stimpatiry ael w' ,ii it prayers of ev : :: it h..s. ljn,ess iim,dy aid 1,, - -;,•., , . ~ - yr; rendered, its : - , : ~,.' .:pe • igc. dehi w:'i 1,. a - algar ec, . _ balance again-. • •, .a, tit. er-1 ~, ~ ,- ' n i• .- nil Chien` it ta-on e,.,,. year, that is, in :.1.,..:, 1...,i1,_,f e„ les, :,:, , ~..,„,, ~,0 li ,: :,. I , :11- .',-,;::, anti another person rem wird ,u. Such an immense &licit is surely just cause fir alarm, Suddenly, and without any remark, Bartlett seized his and fully justifies tile language we have used. It was wife and threw her down. She cried "Murder !" and to make this state of things known, and, if possible, to on the bystanders raising her up a pool of blood was devise for it a remedy, that a conferenco was ,•allett List discovered on the greund. It was round that her throat week at Moorgate-strect, "consisting of the pastors was frightfully cut, and there appears, from the condition and deacons of the churches in London connected with of the woman, to be not the faintest hopelof her recovery. the Mb,sion, and also of treasurers and secretaries of Bartlett was immediately secured, and a razor stained auxiliaries, and superintendents and seat-et:nays of with blood was found within a few yards el the spit Sunday-sehools." Considering the known importance where the woman had fallen. On the way to the paliceOf the )11,10.111'e, a sir ong dash of disappcintment must station the prisoner said if his wits did he Shollid Me then have been put into the cup of the committee. happy, as he (Mine down with the intent -inn to do Mr I,er. We are willing to hope it was unavoidable ; but the lie itlo said be should ask the favour of beteg alhea, od meMing was it comparatively small one ; many of the to go back to Devonshire, his native county, to be exc• Meat inftutitild, saivaiwri au: 'two iu 110 Ull‘tropolia (Ailed, He iri abuut 27 t. 28 ;vas sit iiiiti.