GEORGE BINNS, _Bradford_. 52 8mo. 26 1850

EMMA BINNS, _Sunderland_. Daughter of Henry Binns. 6 8mo. 22 1850

WILLIAM BLACK, _Cockermouth_. 71 9mo. 20 1849

JOSEPH BLACK, _Lisburn_. 22 5mo. 23 1850

THOMAS BOWRY, _Stepney_. 67 4mo. 27 1850

ROBERT WM. BRIGHTWEN, _Newcastle-on-Tyne_. Son of Charles Brightwen. 4
3mo. 6 1850

THOMAS BROWN, _Cirencester_. A Minister. 84 10mo. 13 1849

AMELIA BROWN, _Luton_. A Minister. Wife of Richard Marks Brown. 62
12mo. 7 1849

This beloved friend was privileged beyond many in the pious care
exercised in her religious training. She became early acquainted with
the teachings of divine grace, and from childhood, appears highly to have
valued the holy scriptures. It was frequently her practice to set apart
some portion of the day for private retirement and meditation, and in
thus seeking to wait upon the Lord for the renewal of her spiritual
strength, she was favoured to know "times of refreshing," and a growth in
"pure and undefiled religion."

She loved the truth in sincerity, and her mind was enriched in the
instructive contemplation of its order, excellence and beauty, and the
benign and salutary influence it has on those who obey its requisitions: