Missionaries Seek Sydney Chapel Amid Island Crisis
The letter from James Fleet Cover and fellow laborers reports their move from Oraheite to New South Wales, awaiting approval to open worship in Sydney. They detail assistance from Governor, Johnson, Marsden, and Captain Blyth, plans for a chapel, and readiness to follow Providence while continuing outreach to Paramatta and northern colonies. A May 1798 voyage note and a nebulous comet sighting complete the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fleet
William Henry
Rowland Hassal
Ferancis Oaks
Edward Maine
Peter Hodges
James Puckey
William Smith
Samuel Clode
John Cook
Sydney
P. S
Bishop
New South Wales
Jesus Christ
Oraheite
Otaheire
Mr. Johnson
Marfilen
Paramatta
Johnson
Joseph Hardcastle
Blyth
Capt. Blyth
Providence
On the Sabbath and Sacred Quiet of Nature
Poem contrasts sacred Sabbath rest with worldly toil and vice. It laments commerce and pride, praises the humble worshiper, and meditates on virtue, beauty, and mortality as a church bell tolls. Civis notes Sheridan's pronunciation of Civis.
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Miling
Firth
Rani
Walkerbumptony
Sheridan
Ministers Ought Not to Be Neglected and Public Duty
A terse reflection argues ministers deserve double diligence and honor while the people should restore strength by funding public cleansing efforts. It cites the need to spend more on brooming channels than on ministry to cleanse souls, condemning neglect of wonnkry and urging practical civic works.
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Lee
Hackney
Walker
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