Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales: His country, his times, and his contemporariesHood, Edwin Paxton
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Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales: His country, his times, and his contemporaries
Hood, Edwin Paxton
Evans, Christmas, 1766-1838
Preachers, Welsh, 4; And Welsh customs, 37; Great Welsh, unknown in
England, 166; Peculiar character of old Welsh, 231; Rough and ready, 232;
A cluster of Welsh, 248.
Preparation, 359.
Priestly, Dr., epitaph on, 253.
Pritchard, Rees, 217; A drunkard, 218; Singular conversion, 218; Author
of the “Welshman’s Candle,” 219.
Promise, an evangelical, 397.
Prosecution, a threat of legal, 155.
Proverb uttering, 233; A Welsh, 263.
Proverbial power of the Welsh language, 178, 254.
Proverbs, Welsh, illustrations of, 255.
Providence, under the special care of, 28.
Pugh, Dr., referred to, 194.
Pugh, Philip, and Daniel Rowlands, 222.
Pulpit, character of the Welsh, 5; Results of, 7; Jeremy Taylor’s, 36;
Study appearances in, 142; The quartette of the Welsh, 171; Notes in the,
186; A child in the, 190; Aids to power in the, 325; Use of parable in,
322; Confidence in, 331.
Pwllheli, John Elias at, 195.
Pyer, Rev. John, referred to, 245.
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_Quarterly Review_ quoted, 16, 168.
Quartette, a Welsh, 171.
Questions of anxious import, 273.
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RACECOURSE, singular dispersion on a, 196.
Raffles, Dr., and the Graveyard sermon, 82; And Christmas Evans, 92; On
William Williams, 183.
Ramoth, Rev. J. R. Jones of, 71, 72.
Ravens’ nests, burning the, 191,192.
Reading, prayer, and temptation, 142.
Redemption, finished, 378.
Rees, Dr., quoted, 40, 170, 202.
Rees, William, referred to, 207.
Reflections, an old man’s pious, 291.
Reformation, the time of, 358.
Remarks, closing, 355.
Resurrection of our Lord, 345; Proof of His Divinity, 345; Proof of the
truth of Christianity, 346; Pledge of eternal life, 347.
Resurrection, paid at the, 116.
Rhuddlan fair, 192, 193.
Rhydwilym, John Jones of, 74–76.
Richard _bach_, 108.
Richards, Dr. William, 250; definition of doctrine, 251.
Richardson of Caernarvon, 190.
Richter, Jean Paul, dead Christ of, 83.
Rob Roy, a Welsh, 18.
Robertson of Brighton referred to, 325.
Rock, drinking at the, 351.
Rowlands, Daniel, 221; And Philip Pugh, 222; Character of his preaching,
225; popularity and usefulness, 226.
Ruskin, John, quoted, 162.
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SABBATH-BREAKER convicted, 193.
Sabbath evening scene, 122.
Saints, Welsh, 34.
“Sair doubts o’ Donald,” 74.
Salary, a small, 63.
Samuel, hope for the son of, 47.
Sandemanian controversy, 70–76.
Sarcasm, Christmas Evans’s power of, 308.
Satan walking in dry places, 137.
Saul of Tarsus and his seven ships, 332.
Scenery influences the mind, 259; Welsh, 17, 18.
Scotchwoman and her pastor, the, 176.
Seeking the young Child, 133.
Sentences, memorable, 312.
_Seren Gomer_, contributions to, 150, 152.
Sermon, preaching an old, 13; Against Sandemanianism, 75; The Graveyard,
82; A last, 216; A wonderful, 268; “This is my last,” 302; On the Welsh
hills, 407.
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