HORNE (WILLIAM WALES) was born at Gissing, in Norfolk, in 1773. He commenced preaching when about 20 years old and shortly afterwards settled over a Baptist church at Yarmouth, where he remained about five years, and then went to Leicester. Subsequently, about 1806, he removed to London. His practice was, to give a lecture at 7 in the morning at Limehouse; another at Trinity Hall, Aldersgate Street, at 11; another at Limehouse at 3; and again at Aldersgate Street in the evening, walking about 17 miles. The two churches were united in one a short time before his death, and assembled at Ebenezer Chapel, Com­mercial Road, where he preached until his death. He was afflict­ed with gout, dropsy, and finally consumption. He died July 27th, 1826.

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