Letters

To the Rev. William M’Culloch, Cambuslang.
Northampton, May 12, 1743.
REV. AND DEAR SIR,
Mr. M’Laurin of Glasgow, in a letter he has lately sent me, informs me of
your proposing to write a letter to me, and of your being prevented by the
failing of the expected opportunity. I thank you Rev. Sir, that you had such
a thing in your heart. We were informed last year, by the printed and well
attested narrative, of the glorious work of God in your parish; which we
have since understood has spread into many other towns and parishes in
that part of Scotland; especially are we informed of this byMr. Robe’s
Narrative, and I perceive by some papers of the Weekly History, sent me
byMr. M’Laurin of Glasgow, that the work has continued to make
glorious progress at Cambuslang, even till it has prevailed to a wonderful
degree indeed. God has highly favoured and honoured you, dear Sir, which

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