'Should time with me now close, I die in peace with my God, and in that love
fo mankind which believes 'every nation to be our nation, and every man our
brther.""-Diary of J. Yeardley. See p. 82.

PHILADELPHIA:

HENRY

LONG STRET H,

1336 CHESTNUT STREET.

ANDOVER-HARVARD THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY CAMBRIDUž, MASS,

Jan. 1923
A 71.471.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

FROM JOHN YEARDLEY'S CONVERSION TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF HIS

PUBLIC MINISTRY, 1803-15.

FROM HIS ENTRANCE ON THE MINISTRY IN 1815, TO HIS COMMISSION TO

RESIDE IN GERMANY IN 1820.

FROM HIS COMMISSION TO RESIDE ABROAD IN 1820, TO HIS REMOVAL TO

GERMANY IN 1822.

CHAPTER V.

FROM HIS RETURN TO ENGLAND IN 1824, TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF HIS

FIRST CONTINENTAL JOURNEY IN 1825.

HIS MARRIAGE WITH MARTHA SAVORY, 1826-27.

John Yeardley goes into

CHAPTER X.

HOME OCCUPATIONS AND TRAVELS IN ENGLAND AND WALES, 1828-33

Illness of Martha Yeardley.. 197

Journey through Wales with

Elizabeth Dudley........

205

210

Removal to Scarborough.... 211

Visit to Lancashire....

Public meetings in York-

shire.....

Establishment of a Bible-

THE THIRD CONTINENTAL JOURNEY, OR THE JOURNEY TO GREECE,