The Watchtower (Study Edition), “From Our Archives: Public Talks Spread the Good News in Ireland”
“It was May 1910. For one man in their midst, Charles T. Russell, this was the fifth trip to Ireland. ... Beyond the shipyard, a dozen Bible Students stood on the quay, awaiting his arrival.”
A regular “From Our Archives” feature. Russell is named warmly and called “Brother Russell” throughout; the article is part of the current magazine and remains on jw.org.
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Provenance and verification note for The Watchtower (Study Edition), From Our Archives: Public Talks Spread the Good News in Ireland
Confidence note. Opened on the Watchtower Online Library; the document’s citation code is “w18 February pp. 31-32”, the page markers 31 and 32 appear in the text, and the matching article is live on jw.org at the address recorded above.
Notes. The article names Russell throughout as “Brother Russell” and recounts his seven visits to Ireland between 1891 and 1911.
Accessed. 19 September 2026 · Source ID. src-ctr-w-2018-02-p31-ireland