hal by Messilamilton Adams & Paternoster Row. 1842.

MEMOIRS

OF THE

LIFE, CHARACTER, AND MINISTRY,

OF

WILLIAM DAWSON,

LATE OF BARNBOW, NEAR LEEDS.

BY

JAMES EVERETT,

AUTHOR OF "THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH," "THE WALL'S END MINER,"
"THE POLEMIC DIVINE," &c., &c.

"Narrow is that man's soul, which the good of himself, or of his own
relations and friends can fill: but he, who, with a benevolence, warm as the
heat of the sun, and diffusive as its light, takes in all mankind, and is sincerely
glad to see poverty, whether in friend or foe, relieved, and worth cherished,
makes the merit of all the good that is done in the world his own, by the
complacency which he takes in seeing or hearing it done."-ANON.

"HE WAS A BURNING AND A SHINING LIGHT."-John v. 35.

FIFTH THOUSAND,

LONDON:

PUBLISHED BY HAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO.,

PATERNOSTER-ROW.

1842.

365.