b.1785 JOSEPH IRONS. Friend of John Newton, One of Spurgeon's Favorite Hymnists. His Pulpit Bible! John Wesley Extensive 17th century history of

Extensive 17th century history of the Ludlow family on the leaf succeeding the text

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b.1785 JOSEPH IRONS. Friend of John Newton, One of Spurgeon's Favorite Hymnists. His Pulpit Bible! John Wesley Extensive 17th century history ofHere is a wonderful little piece of non conformist history. Joseph Irons [1795 1852] was at one time a parishioner of John Newton at St. Mary, Woonooth and a close personal friend. He then became, under the influence of Newton, minister at the famed Grove Chapel, Camberwell and followed in Newton's footsteps to write his own hymnal. His sermons were deeply Calvinistic and experimental. Spurgeon had a deep appreciation for them and incorporated many of