. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . K. MACKENZIE THE PERIOD OF CIRCUIT PREDOMINANCE AND ENTERPRISE. 397 alternate adversity and prosperity. At the latter end of 1838 the Hull Circuit wasfavoured with much spiritual prosperity. Mr. Clowes remarks:—Several placesbesides Hull were partakers of the soul-saving baptism. Beverley arose in spiritualpower, and extended the borders of its society. In 1868, after much discussion,deliberation, and prayer, the old chapel was pulled down, and thepresent handsome and commodious one, more in harmony withthe progressive spi
. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . K. MACKENZIE THE PERIOD OF CIRCUIT PREDOMINANCE AND ENTERPRISE. 397 alternate adversity and prosperity. At the latter end of 1838 the Hull Circuit wasfavoured with much spiritual prosperity. Mr. Clowes remarks:—Several placesbesides Hull were partakers of the soul-saving baptism. Beverley arose in spiritualpower, and extended the borders of its society. In 1868, after much discussion,deliberation, and prayer, the old chapel was pulled down, and thepresent handsome and commodious one, more in harmony withthe progressive spirit of the age, took its place. The foundation-stone ceremony was the last service of the kind Mr. W. Hodge, ofHull, was privileged to attend. Matthew Denton, Francis Rudd, and W. Edmandson should havehonourable mention in any account, however brief, of the earlyhistory of Primitive Methodism in Beverley. The first-namedjoined the Church as far back as 1826, and lived to be appointedin 1886 a Deed Poll Member, and to attend several ConferencesMATTHEW UENTON. j^^ ^^^^ Capacity.
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