He was accompanied as far as Aintab by Rev.Augustus Walker and wife, and from thence to Diarbekir, by Messrs.

Schneider and Walker.

Mr.Dunmore's congregation had then risen to nearly two hundred hearers.
Mr.Marsh was especially struck, on returning to Mosul, with the greatly improved singing of the congregation, which he thought was now better there than at Diarbekir, Aintab, Constantinople, or Beirut.

This was due to the unwearied pains taken by Mr.Williams, though the people seemed to have a better ear for music than elsewhere in Western Asia.
Dr.Lobdell found his medical profession a great assistance to him as a preacher of the Gospel.

Jacobites, Papists, and Moslems came in considerable numbers, and he preached the Gospel alike to all.