1866 HORATIUS BONAR. Communion Token for Chalmers Memorial Church. Scottish Presbyterian MethodistHere is a wonderful little item. Many years ago we purchased directly from the executors of Chalmers Memorial Church a small quantity of ephemera related to their most famous pastor, Horatius Bonar. Among them were a small quantity of communion tokens in use at the time of Bonar's pastorate. We thought they had all sold, but upon doing some organizing, we located the last two in the back of a drawer. Horatius Bonar [1808 1889] was nearly a polymath.
but I was not aware of what had been done
very slightest of handling and toning
John Samuel Thompson
the Stamp Act Riots of 1765
Charles Spurgeon licensed his name and image to an incredible variety of makers of ephemeral goods
Howard Malcolm Ticknor (Journalist)
in the Presbyterian Church [Irish] of Frederick
He died in peace
he looked at Duffield and uttered his last words
its rivers and lakes
“In 1717 he joined the Philadelphia Presbytery
How do you make that out