Mr. J. Burns conducted the meeting, and introduced Mr. Tyerman to the audience by stating the pleasure he experienced in taking part in an event to which he had looked forward for many years. His eye had been on Mr. Tyerman during his whole career as an Apostle of Spiritualism and Pioneer of reform : and though his admiration of him had been great, now that he had made their distinguished visitor's personal acquaintance, he was glad to find that the reality exceeded his highest anticipations. That meeting was not a reception or welcome to Mr. Tyerman, it was an ordinary spiritual service. On Thursday evening all the congregations in London—of which there were several meeting at the same hour, and so all could not be at Doughty Hall—could take part in welcoming Mr. Tyerman and rendering the occasion worthy of the object in view.