AUTHOR OF THE LIFE OP HIS BROTHER, THE RBV. ROWLAND HILL- A.M.
AND THAT OF THE UEV. SAMUEL WALKER, OF TRURO, 4c. Sec.

*. A batter man [ do not know within the circle of'human nature.''—Lord Chit/ JuttU-t
fCrnyon of Sir Richard Hill.

"He was of a largo and great soul, comprehensive of the interests of God, the world,
the Church, his country, his friends, and (with a peculiar conccrncdness) of the souls nt
men, ready to his uttermost to serve them all; made up of compassion towards the dis-
tressed, of delight in the good, and general benignity towards all men."—Haux.

PUBLISHED BY R. B. SEKLEY AND W. BURNSIDE;

AND SOLD BY L. AND G. SEELEY,

FLEET STREET, LONDON.

MDCCCXXXIX.

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