PROPHECIES. of 11th Mo. same year :-"There shall be three months of that which I spake of; thunders, lightenings, and storms; many ships lost on the seas." Taken from the mouth of John Wroe by William Tillotson. 15 A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Ashton, 1st of 7th Mo. 1826, in the presence of a large congregation.--"Two men, the Lord has shewn me, one belonging to this body, the other belonging to Bradford: he at Bradford is a tall young man; he seeks to slay me privately: the other is a short man; he seeks to do it publicly." Taken from the mouth of John Wroe by William Lees. his A Prophecy given to John Wroe dated Ashton, 18th of 9th Mo. 1827.-"There is a little man, low in stature, yet greater than all the town; looks are high, his ways are lofty; he shall go round the town like a roaring lion, his voice shall be heard within the town. And when he shall hear tell of my Messenger being round Ashton, then he shall be on his prey." Taken from the mouth of John Wroe by William Tillotson. 15 These Prophecies were fulfilled from after they were githree to five years ven: the tall young man at Bradford proving to be one James the life of John Laycock,who sought Wroe secretly, in the Autumn of 1830; and the little man at Ashton, proved to be one Silas Lees, of Hurst Cross, near Ashton, who sought publicly the life of John Wroe, which was manifested on the 27th and 28th of 2nd Mo. 1831, on the latter of which two days, he went to seek him with a number of miners, and others, and at tempted in open daylight to break into a house where he was; but in the attempt but did not succeed; received from the master of the house, a severe wound in his head, from which he lost PROPHECIES. FULFILMENTS. much blood; the same man died in 1834, of a short illness. 16 A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Park Bridge, near Ashton, the 18th of the 10th Mo. 1826, in answer to an inquiry of David Hainsworth, of Leeds, concerning his wife, who was afflicted with the dropsy. "I answer thee: He may get a may get a doctor to her; and he may get any thing which he thinks will do her good; but I will confound them, for I will draw her unto me. Taken from the mouth of John Wroe, by W. Tillotson. 16 This Prophecy was fulfilled in about five weeks after it was given: she died about the 23d of the following month, and was buried on the 26th. PROPHECIES. FULFILMENTS. 18 A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Devonport, 17th of 7th Mo. 1832. "I will now make all nations quake and fear before me; for the next year, 1833, I will des 18 East Indies, May, 1833. "At Diamond Harbour; The land is covered with the lifeless forms of men, women, children, and cattle. The country is completely inundated. Out of 7,000 individuals, not more than 1, 200 have survived.” December, 1833 "In China, the rivers have risen, whole villages have sands of the inhabitants drowned." been swept away, and many thou The season of the Monsoons have been severely felt throughout all India: the fall of rain had been greater than for many years; the whole country round Meerut, being completely under water." Similar Accounts, might be inserted in regard to England, and many other places. At Madras, in June, (1833) the heat surpassed any thing previously known at that Presidency; people were dying of heat alone, without any actual disease." troy many by Horton. I April, Two Millions of cattle have At Beunos Ayres, to the 26 of been destroyed by the drought. A dreadful fire at Jersey, one half of the city has been destroyed by it. "One fifth of the city of ConstantinoAccounts dated September 4, 1833. ple was destroyed by fire." PROPHECIES. 19 A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Ashton, 27th of 3rd Mo. 1830.---" Let no man have a dead stock, for a great change of times and seasons is commencing; changes in Parliament Houses; tumults in many nations; boils breaking out upon man and beast." Taken from the mouth of JohnWroe by William Tillotson. 20 A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Sheffield, 1st day of 5th Mo. 1831. Thus saith the Lord: The King shall sweep both Houses of Parliament again, as a man sweeps his yard with a beesom." (Meaning the House of Ministers, and the House of Commons.) Taken from the mouth of John Wroe, by John Shaw, of No 2, Senior Row, Sheffield; and John Wroe has also declared the same in the public congregation Leeds, as well as many other places in England. 21 at A Prophecy given to John Wroe, dated Whitby, 7th of 11th Mo. 1831.-"They say that the Cholera morbus is in |