THE

GOSPEL BANNER.

'Thou hast shewed thy people hard things: thou hast made us

to drink the wine of astonishment. Thou hast given a banner to

them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth.'-

PSALM 1x. 3, 4.

1

6

16

17

18

TO OUR DEAR FRIENDS AND SPIRITUAL READERS

NOTES OF A SERMON PREACHED BY MR. SMART, AT CRANBROOK,

A FEW PASSAGES FROM THE LIFE AND DEATH OF A LEARNED

AND GODLY FRENCH DIVINE

ANTIDOTES AGAINST UNBELIEVING FEARS. BY THOMAS BOs-

TON, 1706

722203

25

30

OXFORD:

J. C. PEMBREY, 164, WALTON STREET.

LONDON:

HOULSTON AND SONS,

7, PATERNOSTER SQUARE.

W. WILEMAN, 34, BOUVERIE STREET, E. C.

NEW YORK: J. AXFORD, 337, WEST 16th STREET.

Entered at Stationers' Hall.

Price Twopence, Monthly.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c.

ONE copy of the Gospel Banner for the year, post free, 2s. 6d., payable in advance.

THE Gospel Banner may be had by ordering of any bookseller who receives parcels from London.

THE sixth volume of this Magazine now ready, price 2s. 8d., cloth, lettered, post free. Vol. I, 1s. 9d.; Vols. II, III, IV, & V, 2s. 8d. each, post free.

COMMUNICATIONS to be forwarded to T. S. WAKELEY, Rainham, Kent; but the list of supplies and the advertisements to be sent to J. C. PEMBREY, 164, Walton Street, Oxford, on or before the 20th of the month.

ADVERTISEMENT Charges:-20 words or under, 1s.; 35 words, 18. 6d. ; 50 words, 2s.; and for every additional 13 words, 6d. To be paid for before insertion.

To J. O., W. D., E. C., A. B., M. P., S. H., and others-Many thanks for your kind letters.

RECEIVED:—R. M.; N. Y.; E. W.; M. A. S.; E. Mc P.; Miss V.; E. H.; H. V.; R. B. B.; M. P.; Mrs. G.; J. B.; Mrs. D.; S. A. H.; N. P.; M. T.; Mrs. C.; Mrs. P.; E. O.; J. S.; G. W.; E. F.; Miss B.; H. H.; Mrs. N.; L. M. G.; R. G.; T. T.; J. N.; R. W. B.; W. A.; A. T.; R. K.; W. G. E.; Miss M.; Mrs. S.; J. G.; Mrs. M.; T. B.; E. H.; T. F.; B. W.; J. F.; S. S.; Mrs. B.; Miss G.; Mrs. T.; T. C.; B. P.; G. R.; S. F.; R. D.; D. F.; J. E. H.; Miss T.; J. M.; Mr. B.; T. B. A.; Mrs. R.; J. T.; W. R.; I. C.; J. S.; J. C.; J. G. J.; N. J.; B. J.; W. B.; J. M.; W. S.; T. P.; Miss L. Publications, MS., &c. :-Sermon by Mr. Smart (per Miss Ayerst); Meditations of the Heart,-Poems by Frederick Marshall (J. C. Pembrey, 164, Walton Street, Oxford; F. Marshall, Clifton, Biggleswade, Beds); Regular Baptist Magazine (America); The Protestant Echo (W. Wileman, 34, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street, London, E. C.; T. Tourle, Brighton); Monthly Letter of the Protestant Alliance (Offices, 9, Strand, London); Extracts; Lines by A. P.; Letters by E. F., H. W., &c.

January, &c.

Barton.

Mr. Whitteridge, 11th. Battle. Mr. Cor. Sharp, 4th, 18th, & Feb. 1st, evens. Bottlesford. Mr. James Smith, 11th. Bournemouth (Holdenhurst Road). -Mr. Garnham on Lord's Days, at 11 & 7. Bristol (North Street).-Mr. Barber, 6th even., at 7.30; Mr. Lawrence, 18th; Mr. W. Small, 25th. Bristol (Zoar Room, 76, Old Market Street). Mr. G. Harris, 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th, & Feb. 1st, & Wednesday evens. Brockham Green. Mr. Curtis, 4th; Mr. Griffin, 11th ; Mr. Kevan, 18th; Mr. Grafham, 25th.