_Mangersbury_, _near Stow_, _Warwickshire_. 74 7mo. 6 1850

ISABELLA PEILE, _Carlisle_. Wife of Thomas Peile. 45 8mo. 1 1850

FRANCIS EDWARD PENNEY, _Dorking_. Died at Brighton. Son of the late
Richard Penney. 22 7mo. 27 1850

ELIZABETH HALL PICKARD, _Bushcliffe House_, _Wakefield_. Wife of David
Pickard. 35 10mo. 30 1849

HARTAS PICKARD, _Bushcliffe House_, _Wakefield_. Son of David and
Elizabeth H. Pickard. 1 11mo. 26 1849

ELIZABETH PIERSON, _Dublin_. Daughter of Joseph Pierson. 25 2mo. 3 1850

SARAH LYDIA N. PIKE, _Derryvale_. 6 7mo. 27 1850

HANNAH LECKY PIKE, _Derryvale_. Children of the late James Nicholson and
Sarah Pike. 3 9mo. 7 1850

ELIZABETH PIM, _Richmond Hill_, _Dublin_. An Elder. Widow of Jonathan
Pim. 63 2mo. 22 1850

EMILY PIM, _Mountmelick_. 4 4mo. 5 1850

FREDERICK PIM, _Mountmelick_. Children of Samuel and Susanna Pim. 1
7mo. 31 1850

ELIZABETH PLUMLEY, _Tottenham_. 72 1mo. 10 1850

SARAH PRESTON, _Earith_, _Hunts_. An Elder. Widow of Samuel Preston. 79
4mo. 22 1850

JOHN PRICHARD, _Leominster_. 86 5mo. 24 1850

ESTHER PRIDEAUX, _Plymouth_. Widow of Philip C. Prideaux. 71 1mo. 8
1850

_Jane Prideaux_, _Kingsbridge_.

The decease of this friend is recorded in the Annual Monitor of last
year. We have since been furnished with the following notice of her.

Our beloved friend, Jane Prideaux, died the 26th of the Second month,
1849, aged 87 years: for many years before her decease, she filled very
acceptably the station of Elder, and therein approved herself a lowly
follower of her Lord and Master. Very precious to her surviving friends,
is the remembrance of her innocent, circumspect walk, holding out as it
does in an impressive manner, the invitation, "Follow me as I have
followed Christ." During the latter years of her lengthened life, the
fruits of her faith became increasingly prominent, and she was endeared
to her friends and neighbours around her in no common degree. But it was
during the last two months of her life, when under great bodily
suffering, that her tongue was more fully set at liberty to declare the
lovingkindness of the Lord, who in this season of trial was graciously
pleased to lift up the light of his countenance upon her, and to grant a
full evidence of acceptance with himself, enabling her to rejoice in the
assurance that when her earthly house of this tabernacle should be
dissolved, there would be granted to her "a building of