They landed at Belfast at two o'clock in the morning.

They did not know a soul.

Our pioneer (contrary to our usual customs) had taken them a lodging.

We had said to her, 'Rest yourselves till Sunday morning'; but she was not content with this.
After a wash, a cup of tea, and a little sleep, they turned out, found a Christian gentleman who lent them a little hall, had it crowded at once, and now, though only ten weeks have passed away, we have Stations in four other towns, two in Belfast, and two others are getting ready for opening.

Blessed results have followed.