Oc­to­ber 24, 1820, Half­moon Street, Lon­don, Eng­land.

June 12, 1885, Par­is, France.

Ab­ney Park Cem­e­te­ry, Lon­don, Eng­land.

Self-educated, Hood be­came in 1852 the In­depen­dent Min­is­ter at Nib­ley, Glou­ces­ter­shire. He stayed there un­til 1857, when he moved to Of­ford Road, Lon­don. He held sev­er­al pas­tor­ates, in­clud­ing Bright­on & Man­ches­ter, the last be­ing Fal­con Square, Lon­don. He ed­it­ed (and was the chief con­trib­ut­or to) The Ec­lec­tic Re­view for eight years, and The Preach­er’s Lan­tern for two years. His works in­clude:

• The Age and Its Arch­i­tects, 1852
• Exposition of Swed­en­borg, 1854
• Lamps of the Tem­ple, 1856
• Thomas Car­lyle, 1875
• Oliver Crom­well, 1882

• Julian, p. 532

1. Angel of God, Thy Wings Ex­pand­ed
2. Bride of the Lamb, Sweet Spic­es Bring
3. Earth in Beau­ty Smiles Again
4. God, Who Hath Made the Dai­sies
5. Heart-Brok­en and Wea­ry, Wher­e’er Thou May’st Be
6. I Hear a Sweet Voice Ring­ing Clear
7. I Love to Think, Though I Am Young
8. Jesus Lives, and Jesus Leads
9. O Je­sus, Sav­ior, We Are Young
10. Oh, Walk with Je­sus
11. Rest Re­main­eth, O How Sweet
12. Savior and Mas­ter, These Say­ings of Thine
13. Sing a Hymn to Je­sus
14. Sweet Hal­le­lu­jahs
15. Teach Me, O Lord, Wher­e’er I Move
16. There Is a Word I Fain Would Speak
17. There’s a Beau­ti­ful Land Where the Rains Ne­ver Beat
18. Unless the Lord the Ci­ty Keep
19. We Love the Good Old Bi­ble