1842 W. H. MEDHURST. Rare Chinese Bible Translator on Awkwardness of Printing in China &c. Martyrs rear has mounting remains as

rear has mounting remains as shown which could be treated or left intact as the front will be displayed if framed and matted

The house is now the head office of the children's charity he founded

Smithson for the Benefit of the Methodist Episcopal Church South

remained in the Church of England

1842 W. H. MEDHURST. Rare Chinese Bible Translator on Awkwardness of Printing in China &c. Martyrs rear has mounting remains asScarce missionary autograph letter with interesting content on the "awkward" nature of printing by lithography in Jakarta. This was perhaps the last Jakarta publication. Later in 1842, Medhurst would move to Shanghai to establish the London Missionary Society Press there. Walter Henry Medhurst [1796 1857] was a pioneering English missionary to China and, along with Robert Morrison, one of the earliest translator of the Scriptures into the native