. L'origine e la storia della primitiva Chiesa Metodista . Il nome Isacco diede all'ultimo pozzo i suoi servi scavati: Rehoboth {cioè. Broad Places.Room) sarebbe stato molto adatto ad aver conferito ai quarti più roomier che la giovane società ha acquisito nella vasta Marsh. Ma quel nome doveva bereserved per Leeds e la madre-cappella di Nottingham era b% conosciuta da un nome scritturale ancora più familiare. La Canaan Street Chapel si trova ancora a non venti yardsdal punto in cui la fabbrica ora demolita si trovava nella vasta Marsh. La fondazione-pietra dell'edificio fu posata il 23 aprile 1823,

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. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . The name Isaac gave to the last well his servants dug—Rehoboth {i.e.. Broad places.Room) would have been a very suitable one to have bestowed on the roomier quarterswhich the young society acquired in the Broad Marsh. But that name was to bereserved for Leeds, and the mother-chapel of Nottingham was to b% known by a stillmore familiar Scriptural name. Canaan Street Chapel still stands not twenty yardsfrom the spot where the now demolished factory stood in the Broad Marsh. Thefoundation-stone of the building was laid April 23rd, 1823, by the Mayor (Mr. 0. T.Oldknow), in the presence of a large congregation. It was opened for divine worshiptowards the end of the same year—1823, the celebrated Dr. Raffles, of Liverpool, beingthe preacher. In 1828 a gallery on the two sides and end of the building was put in. Butwhence the name of Canaan Street ? Did the chapel name the street, or did the street namethe chapel *? If the latter, then Nottingham was more fortunate than some societies we. ORIGINAL CANAAN STREET CHAPEL, NOTTINGHAM. know, whose first chapels were planted in courts or lanes or streets with strange and notvery attractive names. The Nottingham early Primitives must have turned thestreet, in which their chapel stood, into Canaan Street; for as to the people whoinhabited this particular district at that time, we shall not be far wrong if we concludetliat their thoughts would not be much occupied either with the earthly or the heavenlyCanaan. It is not likely, therefore, that the name, Canaan Street, preceded thebuilding of the chapel; nor did it, if the story communicated to the writer by the lateMr. Thomas Large be true. The story is that the chapel was built in what might becalled a maze of little streets, compared with which the Maze at Hampton Cc»urt issimplicity itself. At that time there was no road running through into Broad Marsh, and many people had difficulty in finding the chapel. This wa

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