Macdonald, Dr., 196, 215. Mackenzie, Mr., 4, 91, 92. Madagascar, 7; arrival in, 119, 120; mode of travel, 121, 123; vegetation, 124; slavery in, 125; address to Queen of, 128.
Magnusson, Professor, testi-
mony respecting Isaac Sharp,
75.
Manasseh, Dr. Beshara, 277.
Manderstrom, Baron, 28.
Manuana, 96.
Marion, 207.
Maryville, 139.
Mason, Isaac, 218, 223, 224, 235, 266.
Mason, Thomas and Jane, 134.
Matehuala, 255.
Mather, Robert A., 134.
Matjes Fontein, 90.
Mauritius, 119, 129.
McAll Mission, 268.
Methodist Episcopal Mission, 225, 226.
Melbourne, 130, 132, 134. Mexico, 8, 143, 145, 161, 168, 253, 255. Michel, Louise, 269. Middlesbrough, site of town purchased, 15; iron trade, 28.
Miller, Dr., 242, 257.
Molope, 95.
Montery, 255.
Morija, 113, 114.
Morris, Samuel, 210, 216.
Moravian Missions, 46, 48, 56-
61, 74, 75, 84, 130, 192, 272.
Moscopototo, 92.
Motito, 4, 92, 94.
Motsodi, 99, 100.
Müller, George, 160.
Müller, Mr., 84.
Murray, Andrew, visited by Isaac Sharp and panions, 79, 249. Murray, Charles, 87, 88. Murray family, welcome from, 80, 85, 87.
Murray, George, 85.
Nason, Dr., 161, 171, 176, 264, 271, 282, 284, 287.
Neave, Joseph James, 130, 132; account of travel with Isaac Sharp, 133, 135.
Neethling, Professor, 80, 83.
New Bedford, 247.
New England Yearly Meeting, 246.
New Garden, 140.
New Herrnhut, 47, 48, 50.
New York, 139.
New Zealand, visited, 132.
Newberg, 207.
Newcastle, 264.
Newman, Henry Stanley, 185.
Niagara, 142.
Nightingale, John, 221.
Nîmes, 268.
North Shields, 17.
Norway visited, 24, 78, 261; settlement of Friends there, 24-26; the King visited, 28; visited by James Owen, 75.
Ohio Yearly Meeting, 248.
writes of the Murray family,
Owen, James, visit to Norway,
Pacific Grove, 210.
Paris, 167.
Pearse, Mark Guy, 146.
Pearson, John, 203.
Pease, Arthur, 289.
Pease, Edward, 15.
Pease, Joseph, first Friend
who sits in Parliament, 15.
Pease, Sir Joseph Whitwell,
150, 158, 159, 162, 164.
Penington, Isaac, motto of, 68.
Penney, Harrison, accompanies
Isaac Sharp to Greenland,
47, 50, 67, 136.
Peppermint Bay, 131.
Perie, Dr., 233, 234.
Peterson, Dr., 33.
Peterson, William, 135.
Philadelphia, 139, 254.
Philipton, 115.
Philippopolis, 184.
Pierce, Dr., 209, 211.
Pim, Captain and Mrs., 166,
170, 171, 173, 268.
Piney Woods, 139.
Port Said, 189, 273.
Prentice Krall, 86.
Procter, Hannah, becomes
wife of Isaac Sharp, 17.
Procter, Joseph and Elizabeth,
17.
Procter, Joseph, son of preced-
Procter, John Richardson, 17.
Procter, John William, 172.
Providence, "They who mark
the hand of," 8, 161.
Providence, U.S.A., 139.
Pumphrey, Edwin, accompanies
Isaac Sharp to Labrador, 56.
Purdie, Samuel A., 143, 168,
255; decease of, 256.
Ras el Metn, 275.
Rentril, Ernest, 47.
Reykjavik, 32, 45.
Rhoads, Jonathan E., 216.
Richardson, Henry, accom-
panied Isaac Sharp to Ice-
land, 42.
Rink, Dr., 48.
Richmond, 139.
Richsquare, 139.
Robben Island leper and con-
vict settlement, 82.
Robert College, 188.
Robson, Ernest, 264.
Roisland, Tollay, 261.
Rottingdean, 10.
Saffron Walden, 13, 15, 133, 257.
Saint Andrew of Crete, 97.
Saint Gilles, 268.
Salem, 207.
San Francisco, 77, 135, 137,
202, 205, 223, 259.
San José, 162, 206, 207.
Sehneider, I. J., 50.
Scott, Mr., 112.
Sechele, Interview with, 98,
107; brings a goat, 99.
Sehore, 192, 193.
Seoni Malwa, 194.
Sewell, Joseph, 121, 122, 126,
abstainer, 8; birth and
parentage, 9; his mother's
death, 9; school days, 11;
life at Saffron Walden, 13, 15,
133, 257; own verses, 14, 17,
68, 131, 132, 173, 183, 240,
243; private secretary to
Joseph Pease, 15; first
appearance in ministry, 15;
marriage with Hannah
Procter, 17; his wife's illness
and death, 18-20; is recorded
as a minister, 22; various
journeys as a minister, 23;
first visit to Norway, 24;
visits the King, 28; visits
Orkney and Shetland Isles,
28; removes to Middles-
brough, 28; first visit to
Iceland, 28, 35; visits Faroe
Isles, 36-40; second visit to
Iceland, 40-45; Greenland
visited, 46-56; visits Labra-
dor, 56-61; his character
depicted, 62-78; favourite
verse, "My Prayer," 66;
reverses in business, 70;
visits Norway with James
Owen, 76; South Africa
visited, 79-118; his watch-
word, 91; reaches Mada-
gascar, 119; letter to sea
captain, 119; slavery ques-
tion, 125; addresses Queen
of Madagascar, 128;
counter with savages, 128;
leaves for Australia, 129;
reaches Sydney, 130; reaches
Tasmania, 131; in Queens-
land, 132; in New Zealand,
132; reaches San Francisco,
135; Baltimore, 137; illness
at New Garden, 140; visits
Whittier, 140; on pastors,
141, 247; visits Mexico, 143;
returns to England, 143; life
at Broadstairs, 146; his
sister's decease, 153; resides
at Ettington, 154; vision of
angels, 163; certificate for
further service, 164; goes to
Paris and falls ill there, 167;
returns to England, 171;
Yearly Meeting of 1891, 177-
182;
starts for Constanti-
nople, 183; illness in Red
Sea, 191; reaches India, 192;
reaches Japan, 199; reaches
San Francisco, 205; visits
Oregon, 207; illness in Cali-
fornia, 208; leaves for China,
213; reaches China, 217;
Chung King, 224; presenta-
tion of scrolls, 225; dangers
of travel, 231; leaves China,
239; American Yearly Meet-
ings, 246-253; Mexico, 255 ;
Dublin Yearly Meeting, 257;
reaches England, 260; last
visit to Norway, 261; visits
France, 267; his thought for
others, 269; leaves for Syria,
273; Jerusalem, 277; returns
to England, 278; his home
interests, 279; last lecture,
281; returns to Ettington ill,
282; partial recovery, 283;
issue no longer doubtful, 285;
decease and funeral, 288.
Sharp, John, 16.
Sharp, Rebecca, sister of Isaac
Sharp, 22.
Sharp, Thomson, 9, 145, 155,
162, 281.
Shelley, S. H. and E. and
family, 162, 165, 182, 205,
207, 211, 241, 247, 256, 258.
Shiloh, 115.
Shillitoe, Thomas, visits Nor-
way, 24.
Shoshong, 5, 6, 99, 100, 102,
104, 106, 108.
Skia-took, 252.
Slavery in Madagascar, 125,
128.
Smith, Joseph, 239.
Sohagpur, 194.
Southland College, 137.
Stephenson, George, 15.
Steven, Mr., 239.
Stewart Island, 8, 134, 144.
Stirk Fontein, 90.
Stratford-on-Avon, 161, 171.
Sufferings, Meeting for, the
standing executive committee
of Society of Friends, 69, 177,
Swann, Rebecca, 9, 266.
Sydney, 130, 133.
Syria visited, 273-278.
Table Mountain, 84.
Tamatave, 119.
Tasted, Elias, 24.
Taylor, Dr. Bell, 162, 260.
Taylor, Joseph and Kate, 194.
Tennyson, 270.
Terrell, Charles D. and Mrs.,
192, 193.
"Thirst," The, 5, 102.
Thomas, Anna, 261.
Thomas, Deborah C., 137.
Thomas, Dr. James Carey, 253.
Thomas, Dr. R. H., 137, 182,
253, 261.
Thompson, Mr., 82.
Thomson, Esther, 9.
Thunderstorm, Terrific, 6, 113.
Tidmanton, 116.
Tokio, 201.
Tonjoroff, Mr. and Mrs., 184,
185.
Tredouw Pass Convict Station,
84.
Tregelles, Edwin O., visits
Norway with Isaac Sharp,
24, 26, 189, 262.
Tuttle, Asa, 142.
Valence, 268.
Van Wyk, Mr., 108.
Verborgen Fontein, 90.
Victoria, 255.
Vienna, 184.
Villiersdorf, 83.
Wade, Charles, 138.
Wade, Sir Willoughby, 284.
Waldmeier, Theophilus, 276.
Walker, George Washington,
116.
Walls, William A., 253, 254,
255.
Warmow, M., 53.
Washington, 139.
Watson, John M., 253.
Weir, Mr., 115.
Weiz, Theodore, 158.
Wellington, 79.
Wellner, J. W., 51.
Western Yearly Meeting, 250.
Westman Islands visited, 31.
Whitney, Dr. and M. C.,
200, 201, 202, 215.
Whittier visited, 140.
Wigham, Leonard, 229, 231,
233.
Wilberforce, William, 35.
Williams, John H. and E., 194.
Wilmington, 248.
Wittebergen, 115.
Woolman, John, 241.
Wyandotte Indians, 252.
Wycombe, 15.
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