“_Great men have been among us_; _hands that penned_, _And tongues that uttered wisdom_.” IN placing this volume in the hands of his congregation, as a memorial of the centenary of Kensington Chapel, the writer has one or two words to say to them. They will easily see that there is here no attempt to supersede Dr. Stoughton’s excellent and well-known history of our Church, entitled “Congregationalism in the Court Suburb.” For all detail of our work, as well as for most delightful reminiscences of the ministers who laboured here, they are referred to Dr. Stoughton’s book. The letterpress of this little book is an introduction to the pictures it contains, and it is an attempt to trace the ris…
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