Eminent Missionary Ellis Remembered For Faith and Service
A correspondent recalls William Ellis and his wife Mary Moore Ellis, detailing his early conversion, journeys to Tahiti and the Sandwich Islands, presses and hymns, and his leadership in the London Missionary Society. The piece notes his humility, selfless work, trials, and ultimate death with Mrs Ellis, praising their unified Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of Christ
William Ellis
John Clayton
London Missionary Society
Gosport
Outh Sea Islands
Mary Moore
Silver-street
Ellis
Tahiti
Hills
Sandwich Islands
England
Madagascar
Stickney
Richmond
Yorkshire
Hoddesdon
Cape Colony
South Africa
Exeter Hall
Mullens
St. Paul
Apostle
Mr. Ellis
Christ
Christian Church
Joseph
Moses
David
Elisha
Amos
Saul
John
Luther
Augustine
Brainerd
Wesley
Bennett
A Day Amongst Orphan School Children at Haverstock Hill
Readers visit the Orphan Working School at Haverstock Hill to witness a public examination of hundreds of children. The event features singing, Scripture scrutiny by Mr Maguire, geography by Mr Curtis, English history, domestic economy, and physiology. The scene shows well taught pupils, coordinated reading, and disciplined, cheerful learning, with praise for Shaftesbury and Ashley observers.
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Haverstock Hill
Lord Shaftesbury
Victoria Ashley
Mr. Maguire
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Amazon
Curtis
Borough-road
Henry VII
Miss Bound
Mr. Heller
Lambeth Parochial School