whilst to those who enjoyed his friendship, he was frank, open, and
intelligent in no ordinary degree.

William Wilson was never robust, but toward the close of his life, his
feebleness became more apparent; for more than a week he was confined to
his bed, but without any urgent symptom of disease. His mind was calm
and peaceful,--he knew and loved his Saviour, and through His mediation,
we cannot doubt he has inherited the blessing to the pure in heart,
leaving behind him, in many respects, an example worthy to be followed,
practically bearing a noble testimony to "christian moderation and
temperance in all things," and against that covetousness which is
idolatry. The memory of such a man is blessed.

ELIZABETH WILSON, _Rawden_. 69 4mo. 12 1850

MARY WILSON, _Kendal_. Widow. 60 1mo. 31 1850

JAMES WILSON, _Elm Farm_, _Liverpool_. 76 10mo. 31 1849

ELIZABETH WOOD, _Chelmsford_. 68 1mo. 17 1850

JANE WOOD, _Highflatts_. Wife of John Wood. 28 4mo. 4 1850

FRANCIS WRIGHT, _Kettering_. 76 5mo. 13 1850

THOMAS WRIGHT, _Cork_. 61 10mo. 9 1849

Many, both within the limits of our own Society and out of it, can bear
testimony to the integrity, benevolence, and Christian deportment of this
dear friend. In his transactions with his fellow-men, he was