The Church of England Mission in Sierra Leone: including an introductory Account of that Colony, and a Comprehensive Sketch of the Niger Expedition in the Year 1841
Samuel Abraham Walker
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Book Description
Title:
The Church of England Mission in Sierra Leone: including an introductory Account of that Colony, and a Comprehensive Sketch of the Niger Expedition in the Year 1841
Author:
Samuel Abraham Walker
Publication Year:
1847
Location:
London
Publisher:
Seeley Burnside and Seeley
Pages:
589
Subjects:
Christian Mission, Church Missionary Society, Sierra Leone
Copyright Holder:
Public domain
Contents
Preface
Introduction. Sierra Leone
Introductory
Regent's Town and Gloucester
Regent's Town : Mr Johnson's Journal : Charlotte Town
Regent's Town : Mr Johnson's Journal : Gloucester : Mr During—Charlotte : Mr Taylor—Death of Mr Renner
Population of Freetown—Church Congregation—Methodists—Domingo Jordan—Hector Peters—The Lord's Day—Bambarra Town—Composition of Juries—Agricultural Industry—Death of Mrs Lisk—Mr During's Return Home—Nylander—David Noah—Fearful Catastrophe—Increase of Population at Regent—Native Industry—Samples of Missionary Success
Arrival of More Laborers—Return of Mr During—Death of Mr Johnson—Of Mr Flood—of Mr Palmer—Of Mrs Vaughan—Of Mr and Mrs During
Death of Sir Charles McCarthy—His Character—Church Buildings—Arrival of Fresh Missionaries—Death of Mr Brooks, Mr Nylanders, &c.
New Arrivals—More Deaths—Great Discouragements—Departures—New Government Regulations
Opening of St. George's Church—Discouragements—Fresh Losses—Some Improvement
Arrivals—And Further Losses—Revivals—Deaths—Feeble State of the Mission—Yet Some Favourable Prospects
Arrrival of Fresh Laborers—Death of Mrs Schon—And of Mrs Graf—Anxiety of the Natives For Instruction
Increase of the Population—New Churches—Native Teachers—Schools—Arrivals—Deaths—Deathbeds of Natives
Arrival of More Laborers, 1840—1841—State of the Christian Institution—Happy Results—Several Deaths—The Timmanee Mission
The Niger Expedition
Church Missioanry Association at Sierra Leone—Mission of Inquiry to Badagry—The Christian Institution—Church Building—Emigrants at Jamaica—Villages—Church Relief Company—Charlotte Bell—Death of Mr and Mrs Thompson
Rev. S. Crowther—The Yoyobas—The Haussa People—Schools—Abbeikouta—Death of Mrs Gollmer—Sir F. Buxton—Baptisms—Schools—Fourther Bay Institution—Postscript