...Messrs. Steinkopff, Townsend, Hughes, and 13 others. Mr. Charles of Bala having introduced the subject of dispersing Bibles in Wales, the Committee resolved,...Bibles generally, and that a paper in a Magazine to this effect may be singularly useful. The object was deemed sufficiently connected with the object...

...united, and instructed Mr. Hughes to make the following entry in the Minute-book of the Tract Society : " Mr. Charles, of Bala, having introduced the subject,...Wales, the Committee resolved that it would be highly desirble to stir up the public mind to the dispersion of Bibles generally, and that a paper in a magazine...

...Mr. Charles, of Bala, were present, with several excellent laymen; the following minute was entered, "Mr. Charles, of Bala, having introduced the subject,...Bibles generally, and that a paper in a Magazine, to this effect, may be singularly useful. The object was deemed sufficiently connected with this Society,...

...Mr. Charles, of Bala, having introduced the * Jubilee Memorial of the Religious Tract Society, p. 47. subject, which had been previously mentioned by Mr....Bibles generally, and that a paper in a magazine to this effect may be singularly useful. The object was deemed sufficiently connected with the object...

...and instructed Mr. Hughes to make the following entry in the minute-book of the Tract Society : ft of dispersing Bibles in Wales, the Committee resolved...desirable to stir up the public mind to the dispersion of the Bible generally ; and that a paper in a Magazine to this effect would be singularly useful. The...

...resolution, which still remains on record in the minute-book of the Religious Tract Society : — " Mr. Charles, of Bala, having introduced the subject,...Bibles generally, and that a paper in a magazine to this effect may be singularly useful. The object was deemed sufficiently connected with the object...

...and instructed Mr. Hughes to make the following entry in the minute-book of the Tract Society : — " Mr. Charles of Bala, having introduced the subject,...Bibles generally, and that a paper in a magazine to this effect may be singularly useful. The objectf was deemed sufficiently connected with the object...

...mutually pleasant and profitable. t This interesting minute is as follows : — " Mr. Charles, of fiala, having introduced the subject which had been previously...dispersion of Bibles generally, and that a paper in a Maeazine to this effect may be singularly useful. The object was deemed sufficiently connected with...

...Eeligious Tract Society, — ie, the union of different denominations in a common work." It was soon resolved " that it would be highly desirable to stir...generally, and that a paper in a magazine to that effect might be singu* This account is taken from Home's Introduction to the Bible, 5th Edit., vol. ii. p....

...Society was first broached. The following is part of the minute agreed to on that occasion : — " Mr. Charles, of Bala, having introduced the subject,...public mind to the dispersion of Bibles generally." In little more than a year afterwards the Bible Society was definitely formed, and the two Societies...