JOHN ASTON.

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I certify that Mr. Jacob Green has delivered two lectures in the

Foresters' Hall, Denholm, to a very numerous audience; and on each

occasion has given great satisfaction. The subjects were,

first--Slavery,--second, the American War. He lectures remarkably well,

and has a powerful voice; and I have not the least doubt would give

satisfaction in lecturing elsewhere. The chair on each occasion was

taken--first, by myself as incumbent--second, by the Rev. T. Roberts,

Independent Minister.

J.F.N. EYRE.

Incumbent of Denholm.

Oct. 18th, 1863.

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I can thoroughly endorse the sentiments of the Rev. J.F.N. Eyre, herein

recorded.

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