Ballymacarrett - Salvation Army

(Capt. A. Wells),-The glory cloud is very bright among the warm-hearted Soldiers of the 5th Irish Corps. We are going on loving one another, and doing the Lord's work with all our heart, and souls, and strength. We are certainly conquering, and our Saviour is ever with us, and on Sanday the hungry and thirsting after His presence were answered by a refreshing spirtual shower. We felt our dear Master's touch, and our souls were filled with joy.

From, "The War Cry," page 2, 9th February 1882.

There have been encouraging reports from here over January, but like here, no numbers saved mentioned.

(Capt. Wells). - The meetings are well attended almost every week-night, and crowded on Sundays.  Numbers are continually praising God for sending The Army here, sailors, soldiers of the Queen's Army, and some of all classes, who have been rescued from sin and wickedness. Others who were destitute of clothing and food have been made respectable citizens. We cannot, indeed, feel grateful enough for the light that has shone into this wicked place. Halleiujah! there's more to follow.

From, "The War Cry," page 3, 23rd February 1882.

(obviously they are in revival, but no mention of how many saved.)

(Capt Alfred Wells).— The Lord is blessing, and crowning our labours with success here. We started on Good Friday with a Love Feast, led by Major Reynolds and God so filled our souls that we could scarce contain ourseleves. We started on Sunday with great faith, and God honoured it in the conversion of many souls.

From, "The War Cry," page 3, 20th April 1882.

I do not know where these meetings were held.