Divine Protection and Retribution against Methodist Persecutors in Wrexham

“They have been preaching outside within the last fortnight near Wrexham; and the Methodists came there to sing, for the purpose of disrupting them; and irreligious people came there also with rotten eggs to throw at the Saints. But as they threw the rotten eggs, one of them hit the forehead of one of the Methodists, who went to sue the other because of it. After going to court, the Methodist was asked by the judge, why he was troubling the Saints? and he declared that it served him right, and that the Saints had the authority to preach and have peace, as well as any other sect. — Udgorn Seion (Zion's Trumpet), No. 12 (June 12, 1852) (English translation by Ronald D. Dennis)”