FORTY-NINTH GENERAL MEETING.

MONDAY, MAY 8th.

Evening.-St. Barnabas Church, King's-square, Goswell-street; the Rev. E. H. ABNEY, Vicar of St. Alkmund's, Derby, will preach on behalf of the Society. Service to begin at Half-past Six o'clock.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10th.

Morning, Surrey Chapel.-Rev. ROBERT VAUGHAN, D.D., to preach.
Evening, Tabernacle.-Rev. A. F. LACROIX, from Calcutta, to preach.
The Morning Service begins at Half-past Ten, and the Evening at Six o'clock.
THURSDAY, MAY 11th.

Morning. The PUBLIC MEETING will be held at EXETER HALL, in the STRAND.* The Chair to be taken, precisely at Ten o'clock, by the

Right Hon. Sir GEORGE GREY, Bart., M.P.

Evening.-An adjourned Meeting will be held at Finsbury Chapel, Finsbury Circus.† The Chair to be taken at Six o'Clock.

In accordance with the arrangements stated in our number for October last, the Missionary Communion will be celebrated on the Monday evening, instead of Friday, as heretofore.

LORD'S DAY, MAY 14th.

Sermons will be preached, and collections made, at various places of worship, the particulars of which will be found on the following page.

MONDAY, MAY 15th.

A Meeting of the Directors of the Society, both Town and Country, will be held at the Mission House, Blomfield-street, Finsbury, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon.

Evening. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the following places of worship to those Members and Friends of the Society who are Stated Communicants, and who produce Tickets from their respective Ministers, viz. :

* Admission to the Hall will be by TICKETS, for the Platform, the Central Seats, the Raised Seats, and Western Gallery, respectively.

The Platform will be appropriated to the Directors of the Society, both town and country; the Speakers; and all Ministers who are Members of the Society.

For Central Seats, Tickets will be furnished :

To Annual Subscribers of Five Pounds, or to a Family contributing Five Pounds or
upwards, either to the Parent Institution or to an Auxiliary Society-One Ticket.
To Presidents, Treasurers, and Secretaries of Auxiliary Societies-One Ticket each.
To Collectors of Five Pounds per annum and upwards-One Ticket each.

For the Meeting at Finsbury Chapel, Tickets of Admission will be supplied to all Subscribers or Contributors to the Parent Society, or to its Auxiliaries and Associations, so far as the Chapel will admit.

N.B. No individual can be entitled to a Ticket in more than one capacity, or for both meetings.

A Committee for the delivery of Tickets will attend at the Mission House, Blomfieldstreet, Finsbury, from Twelve o'clock till Three, on Friday 5th, Saturday 6th, Monday 8th, Tuesday 9th, and Wednesday 10th, of May.

Ministers, who are Members of the Society, will be supplied with Tickets for themselves and friends, by their sending, on any of the above-mentioned days, a list of such as are entitled to them, and who wish personally to attend.

MISSIONARY HYMNS, (a New and improved Edition,) price Sixpence, may be had at Mr.
SNOW's, 35, Paternoster-row; or at the Doors of the Chapels.

JUVENILE MISSIONARY MEETINGS.

THE Meetings held on the 18th ult., in pursuance of the arrangements stated in our last number, were of a deeply interesting character, and excellently attended; but, being greatly pressed for space this month, we are compelled to defer any further notice of them to a future period.

ARRIVAL OF REV. J. J. FREEMAN FROM THE WEST INDIES. OUR friends will be gratified to hear of the the West Indies. He landed at Southampsafe arrival in this country, of the Rev. J. ton, on Thursday, April 20, and reached J. Freeman, the Society's Deputation to London the same day.

MISSIONARY CONTRIBUTIONS,

From the 1st March to the 12th of April 1843, inclusive.

4 Islington Chapel............ 54 0
For Teacher in Africa,
B. S. Hollis ...... 10 0 0
For Chinese Mission... 22 12 0
For Nat. Tea. John Ste-
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