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Iteligians MHlipurt. —.»—

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Iteligians MHlipurt. —.»— )!I the 3rd instant, three sermons were preached at Eoenezer chapel, on behalf of the Sunday-school in con- nexion with that place of worship, by the Rev. J. Jones, late of Llangollen. OIUJINATIOX SERVICES. On the 29th ult., the Rev. Caleb Onion was publicly recognised as the pastor of the congregation assembling for worship at the Plough Independent chapel, Brecon. The services were commenced on the previous even- ing, when sermons were preached by the Rev. John Williams, Bridgend, and ..the Rev. Mr. Evans, Llanwrthwl. At ten c'dok on Tuesday morning, the Rev. Edward Davies, M.A., 'C.ast.ieal Tutor of Brecon Independent College, introduced with prayer, and the Rev. Griffith Griffiths, of Newport, delivered the introductory discourse. The Rev. Henry Grif- fiths, Theological Tutor of the Independent College, then put the questions to the minister elect; after which the It ev. Caleb Morris, of London, offered the ordination prayer, and the Rev. John Evans, of Hebron, Pembrokeshire, delivered the charge. In the afternoon the Rev. Caleb Morris introduced, and the Rev. $. Williams, of Llanwrtyd, preached to the church. In the^eveiiing sermons were delivered by the Rev. J. Stephens, of B^ychgoed, and the Rev. John Evans, of Hebron. The audi- ences, on .each occasion, were very large and the various charges and .sermons of the most impressive character. RHYMNEX.—On Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 29th, .30th, and 31st of May, the Calvinistic Methodists of South Wales held their quarterly assoeiation in this place, a:id it may be observed that from the preparations made by all the religious denominations, it was difficult to say to which de- nomination of Christians the association belonged. Several conference meetings were held, when the utmost unanimity prevailed on all matters brought before the delegates, and all the resolutions submitted afterwards to the association were adopted unanimously. Powerful sermons were delivered by the Rev. Messrs. Hugh Jones, of Anglesea, R. Lumley, of fjwanse t, W. Griffiths, of Gower, Owen Thomas, of Newtown, David Charles, B.A., Principal of Trevecca College, J. Phillips, of Hereford, W. Morris, of St. David's, John Jones, of Lam- peter, David Howell, of Swansea, and J. Walters, of Ystrad- gvnlais. On Wednesday evening sermons were delivered by sciiie of the above and others in all the chapels, to crowded congregations. We would be guilty of a great dereliction of duty, were we not to state that the hospitality of the Rhymney folk i was above all praise, and to the Calvinistic Methodists throughout the principality we beg to say, do the same to the Baptists, Independents, Wesleyans, and the Church, when an opportunity offers. PoxTYmoL.—On Sunday, the 27tli ult., the anniversary ser- j Vires were held in the Ebenezer chapel, when the Rev. Messrs. Ellis Hughes, of Penymain, Herbert Daniel, of Sardis, Ponty- pool, Evan Rowlands, the minister of the place, and others participated in the performance of the duties of the day. Col- lections were also made in aid of the funds at the close of each service, and on the following Monday evening the Rev. Ellis Ilughes delivered a very interesting lecture on the morals of Wales and the highly important duty of educating the rising grneration, which lasted about two hours.

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