CHAPTER XVII.

Completion of the fifth continental journey, 1849-50.

Letter from J.Y. to John Kitching
Elberfeld—­Muehlheim
Bonn
Kreuznach—­J.A.  Ott
Mannheim
Stuttgardt—­Death of Elizabeth Dudley
Kornthal
Kreuznach
Bonn
Return home—­Resume their journey
Berlin—­A.  Beyerhaus
Warmbrunn
Illness of Martha Yeardley-Toeplitz
Prague—­Translation of tracts into the Bohemian language
Kreuzuach—­Neuwied

CHAPTER XVIII.

Death of Martha Yeardley, and John Yeardley’s journey to
Norway, 1851-52.

Illness and death of Martha Yeardley
J.Y. visits Ireland
Prospect of a journey to Norway
Homburg—­Illness of J.Y. 
Christiana—­Christiansand
Stavanger
Excursion up one of the fiords
Bergen
Meetings at Foedde and other places
Obernkirchen

CHAPTER XIX.

His journey to south Russia, 1853.

Passport—­Sails from Hull
Petersburg
Moscow
Journey to Iekaterinoslav
Kharkov
Rybalsk—­The German Colonies
The Molokans
The Crimea—­The Tartars
A suspicious halting-place—­Simpheropol
Feodosia
Odessa—­Constantinople
Smyrna
Syra—­Malta
Nismes—­Bagneres de Bigorre
Pialoux

CHAPTER XX.

From his return from Russia to his last journey, 1853-1858.

Visits Bath
The Yearly Meeting—­Life of J. J. Gurney
Visit to Minden—­Religious service in Yorkshire
Goes again to Minden
Neuveville
Paris
Visit to Bristol and Gloucester Quarterly Meetings
Minden
Visit to Birmingham, Leicester, &c. 
Goes to Nismes
Visits Chelmsford, &c.

CHAPTER XXI.

Last journey and death, 1858.  Concluding remarks.

Religious Mission to Asiatic Turkey
Voyage to Constantinople
Sun-stroke
Meetings in the neighborhood of Constantinople
Is seized with paralysis, and returns home
His death—­Remarks on his character
Notes of some of his public testimonies

MEMOIR

OF

John Yeardley.

CHAPTER I.

From John YEARDLEY’s conversion to the commencement
of his public ministry.

1803—­1815.