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Domestic News March 30, 1764

The New Hampshire Gazette And Historical Chronicle

Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Reverend George Whitefield preached to large crowds in Portsmouth, including 5,000 hearers, at local meeting houses. Various Christian denominations attended his lectures. He was welcomed by selectmen and gentlemen upon arrival.

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PORTS MOUTH, March 30.

Last Saturday Morning the Reverend Mr. WHITEFIELD preached to a crowded Auditory in the Rev. Mr. Haven's Meeting House, and on Tuesday in the Rev. Dr. Langdon's. He had at a moderate Computation Five Thousand Hearers. He preaches again To-morrow at the same Place, at Ten o'Clock. The different Denominations of Christians, unite in attending his Lectures.

The next Morning after Mr. WHITEFIELD came to Town, he was waited upon by the Select Men, and a Number of other Gentlemen, to welcome him to this Place.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Whitefield Sermon Portsmouth Preaching Religious Gathering Meeting House

What entities or persons were involved?

Reverend Mr. Whitefield Rev. Mr. Haven Rev. Dr. Langdon Select Men

Where did it happen?

Ports Mouth

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Ports Mouth

Event Date

March 30

Key Persons

Reverend Mr. Whitefield Rev. Mr. Haven Rev. Dr. Langdon Select Men

Outcome

welcomed by local officials and gentlemen; large attendance from various christian denominations

Event Details

Reverend Mr. WHITEFIELD preached to a crowded audience in Rev. Mr. Haven's Meeting House last Saturday morning and in Rev. Dr. Langdon's on Tuesday, with about five thousand hearers. He is scheduled to preach again tomorrow at ten o'clock at the same place. Different Christian denominations unite in attending his lectures. The morning after his arrival, he was visited by the Select Men and other gentlemen to welcome him.

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