Grisson, HERRING, LAvVINGTON, 54-5 ; New Room (1748), 54-60,
INDEX Ba Blackwell, Mrs., 205, 260-1 Blakeney, General, 321 Blesson, Mr., 205 Blewbury (Berks), 87, 153 Blow, Mrs. Elizabeth, of Grimsby, 228 Boanerges (Mark iii. 17), 275 Botton (Lancs), 215, 219-23, 246, 289 Bonner, Dr. Edmund (1500-69), Bishop Barnstaple (Devon), 320 Barrow, Dr. Isaac (1630-77), 280 Barrowford (Nelson, Lancs), 102-5, 107, 112 Basil, St. (329-79), his Works, ®° Bateman, Rev.
Richard Thomas, Rector of St. Bartholomew, 32-3, 36, 77, 259 Bath, Lady, 124 Bath (Somerset), 87, 9%, 153, 263 Bathgate (Scotland), 301 Baxter, Rev. Richard (1615-91), Nonof London (1540-50, 53-59), 287
Book Room Accounts, 154; Stewards, 86n, 233; Management, 231-4; wie ek fe Books for Kingswood School, 94 Boone, Daniel, and the Wilderness Road (Bruce), 305 Booth Bank (Cheshire), 27 Border, Scottish towns near, 98, r1Z, conformist (1662), 275; his Key for Catholics (1659), 280; his Church History: or, The Government of Bishops and theiy Councils
(1680), 280-1, 296 Bayocke, Mary, of York, 301 Beanland, Benjamin, Local Preacher
Borders of Wales, 9-10 Borlase, Rev. Dr. William, J.P. (1695- (1753), 250 Bearfield (Wilts), 87, 153, 206 Bedford, 280 Beer Crocombe (Somerset), 87, 153 Beers, Mr., of Newtownards, 327 Belfast (Ireland), 325 Bengel, John Albert [Bengelius] (16871772), of St. Just, Cornwall, 75 Bowness (Cumberland), 247 Braddock, General Edward (16951755), 304-6 ; Bradford-on-Avon (Wilts), 206 Bradley, Joseph, Local Preacher (1753),
Bradshaw, Mr. David B., of Dublin, 61 Brandenburgh, Duke of, 44 Bray, Mr. John, of London, 30 Brecon (Wales), 318, 320 Brentford (Middlesex), 87, 90, 153 Brest (France), 306 Bretherton, Rev.
Francis
F., B.A.,
129"; his Early Methodism in and around Chester, 236, 237 Bribery at Elections, 40-1 Brigden, Rev. Thomas E., 20, 137", 1751), his Gnomon Novi Testaments (1742), 267-8 ; his Erklarte Offenbarung (on the Revelation), 268-9
BENNET, JOHN (1714-59), Methodist Preacher (1743-51), 27, 36, 80, 86, 97, 99-101, 111-18, 123, 140-6, 154—-8, 167, 194, 215, 216-25, 236; his SociETIES, 27-8, 89, 155, 215, 223-4; his Minutes, 36, 45, 76; his Journal, 79, 86, 101m, 116, 157 Bennet, Mrs. John.
See under MURRAY Bennet, Mr. James, cutler of Sheffield, 243% Briggs, Mr. William, of London, 86, 97, 97"
Bennett, Rev.
John, of Laneast (Cornwall), 125, 136-7,
Berwick-upon-Tweed, 27, 78, 87 98, 153, 249 Bible, as Wesley's Standard of Appeal, 205, 233, 260
BRISTOL, 10-11, 39-41, 45, 47, 54-60,
154-60, 165, 167, 171, 173, 180-1, 186, 202, 205-7, 236, 243-4, 246, 250, 260-2, 263-75, 280-1, 286, 288, 298, 308, 312-13, 317-18, 329-30, 333 All Saints' Church, 318 Bedminster, 282, 312 Bridge over Avon, 263 Broadmead Valley, 40 Callowhill Street, 313 Cathedral, 318 Charles Street, 143, 264 Clifton Down, 263, 293 College Green, 193, 318 Crown Fire Office, 55 Guildhall, 58 HorseEFair Old Room (1739), 11, 39,
Bibliography of the Works of John and Charles Wesley (Green), 26n, 94, __ 94%, 96, 139, 231, 253 Biddick (Durham), 87 Bideford (Devon), 320 Bilney, Rev. Thomas, martyr (1531),
Bingley (Yorks), 211 Birmingham (Warwickshire), 96, 199200, 200% BirsTaLty (Yorks), 18, 27, 87, 204, 257, 295; the famous Birstall Chapel Case, 187-8 Bishops and Presbyters, 309 Bishops and Church Government, 37, 275.
See under
CLAGGETT,
Grisson, HERRING,
LAvVINGTON,
SHERLOCK, TUNSTALL
Blackburn (Lancs), roo Blackstone, Sir William (1723-80), his 54-5 ; New Room (1748), 54-60, 147, 160, 165, 167, 179, 323 Hot Wells—Old Hot Well, 263-6, 273, 280; New Hot Well, 281 King Square, 313 Kingsdown, 40, 313 Commentaries of the Laws of England, 143 Blackwell, Mr. Ebenezer, of Lewisham * Old Orchard,' The, 40, 41, 55, 75, 90, 312, 313 Penn Street, 313 Philadelphia Street, 313 Wesley's most intimate lay friend from 1739 to 1782, and generous helper of his Methodist work, 53, 95, 167, 179, 191-2, 197, 205, 214, 228, 231, 257, 259-64, 310-11, 317-18, 322 uaker's Stone (Old Orchard), 40 t. James's Parish Church, 55 St. Mark's, 193
INDEX
St. Nicholas Gate and Street, 11 St. Stephen's Church, 318 Stokes Croft, 143, 312 Weavers' Hall, 75, 281, 286 Bristol, Annals of (Latimer), 263n, 264, 312-3, 317-18 Bristol Channel, 180, 312 Bristol Election (1756), 317-18 British Museum.
See under Lonpon Broadway Hill, near Evesham (Worcestershire), 190, 217 Broster, Mr.
Thomas, Mayor of Chester (1752-3), 246 Buckhurst, Lord, 30.
See under Dorset Building Committee for rebuilding and Cape Race (Newfoundland); action off, 307 Capital Punishment (18th century), 66 Capua (Italy) [Capua Hannibalem corrupit], 303 Cardiff (Wales), 87 :
Care of Societies upon John Wesley, 29, 75-6, 94, 211, 308, 333 Carlton-in-Cleveland, 20 Carmelites, 283 Carrickfergus (Ireland), 325-7 Casimir, 83 Castlebar (Ireland), 324 Catholic Spirit; Wesley's Sermon on, 163, 325-6 Catlow, Jonathan, Methodist Preacher (1748-64), 250.
Caution against Bigotry, A; Wesley's Sermon on, 163, 325 Cave, Dr. William (1637-1713) ; his enlargement of the Bristol ' New Room"
(1748), 54 Bunting, Rev. Dr. Jabez (1779-1858),
Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, 83 Burges, Sister, of Bristol, 261 Burke, Edmund (1729-97), 316 Burnet, Dr.
Gilbert (1643-1715), Bishop of Salisbury; his History of the Reformation, 85 Burnopfield (Durham), 87 Burns, Robert (1759-96; his Cotter's Saturday Night, 309 Burough, Mr., Constable of Devizes, 13 Burrington Coombe (Somersct),
Burscough, Dr. Bishop of Limerick, 42 Burton, Dr. John, of Oxford, 294 Bury, 276 Business of a Leader, 176 Business of the Circuit Quarterly Meeting, 147-8, 154-8 Butler, Dr. Joseph (1692-1752), Bishop Primitive Christianity, abridged by Wesley, 138 Celtic Church in Ireland, 72-3 Cennick, John, 43, 52, 61 Certificate of Registration of Bristol "New Room,' 59; York Room,'
301-2 Chancery; Enrolment of Deeds in, 188, 219 Chancery Suit, 117 8 Channel, English, 307 Chapel-en-le-Frith (Derbyshire), 107,
Character of Charles Wesley, 62, 76-7,
197, 206, 259-61, 2935, 331-3 Character and Influence of John Wesley, 5, 9, 71-2, 78, 93-4, 125, 129, 438, 178, 181-2, 135, 187, Ig0-I, 195-6, 199-200, 206, 222-3, 231, 257, 273, 284-5, 289-90, 303, 310-11, 333 Character of John Jane, 187 Character of Methodist . Preachers ; Inquiry touching, 81, 81m, 207-11, 252-5 Cheddar (Somerset), 312, 328 Cheshire, 87, 153-4, 200, 218 Cheshire Societies of Bennet, 27, 156, of Bristol poet and then Bishop of Durham (1750-2), 234 Butler, Nicholas, mob-leader in Cork (1749), 174 E Butler, William Archer (1814-48), his Sermons, 326-7, 327"
Butterworth, Rev.
Richard (18381922), 330 Butts, Mr. Thomas, gf London, 86%, 231, 233 Buxton (High Peak, Derbyshire), 112 By Moor and Fell tw» West Yorkshire 185, 223-4 Chester, 236, 236", 237, 240, 246, 288, (Halliwell Sutcliffe), 211"
Byng, John (1704-57), Admiral, 321
Chesterfield (Derbyshire), 224 Chiidren in Methodism, Care of, 89, Calamy, Dr. Edmund (1671-1732), his Abridgement of Mr.
Baxter's History of his Life and Times, 275, 280 Calendar, New Style (September 3-14, 138, 322 Chinley (Derbyshire), 86, 112, 117, 128 Christian Library, The (Wesley), 95-6, 138, 232, 245, 314 Christianity, Primitive (Cave), 138 Christianity, Scriptural, Wesley's Sermon on, 163 Chronological History of the People called Methodists (Myles), 76, 80,
258, 329-30 Chrysostom, St. John (347-407); his De Sacerdotio, 85 Church, Rev.
Thomas; Wesley's second Answer (1746) (Principles of a Methodist farther explained) to a Second Letier, 227 Cuurcu—the term defined, 37-8 'Church and King'—battle-shout of 1752), 243" f Callowhill, Mr.
Thomas, a _ Bristol Quaker, 313 Calvinistic Methodism, 33, 45 Calvinists, 166, 241 Cambridge University, 283 ; Emmanuel College, 31; St. John's College,
Gacbiwechite supported the doctrines of the Reformation, 282 Canada, 304 ee Candidates for the Ministry to have 'grace, and gifts, and fruit'
(1751), 204; compare 41, 209-10 Canterbury, 193, 231, 280 ; See of (a.D.
597), 73%; Road to London, 247 mobs, 186
INDEX mR Collins, Rev. John, M.A. (1734-75), Vicar of Redruth (Cornwall), 185 Colman, Mr. Russell J., 107 Colne (Lancs), 99-106, 114-8 Cologne (Germany), 202 Colonies in America, British, 303-4 Columban, St. (543-615), 51 Commonwealth (1649-60), 73 Communicants'
' Notes'
(1747), 383 Rules (1747), 38 Communion, Methodists and, 291-2 Compendium of Ethics, 85; of Meta- ' Church, National '—' a mere political institution ' (1748), 36-38 Church of England—its kindness to Protestant refugees, 193; 'leaving' the, 226-7, 299-300; not the Mother Church of Methodism, 148-51; people in Methodism, 149, 214 Church of Muscovy, 148 Church Councils, General, 280 Church Government, 36-8 Church History ; or the Government of physics, 85; of Rhetoric, 22 Bishops (Baxter) (1680), 280, 296 Churches closed against the Wesleys, ' Comprehension ' ; Policy of, in Church of England, 17 Comus (John Milton), 143 Conduct of Methodist members, 21, 289-90 Conference Office, 54, 58", 105%, 221 Conference Plan, earliest known (1754), 32, 132, 136 Churchmanship of John Wesley, 149-51, 293; of Charles Wesley, 226, 293-4, 331-3 Churchwardens, 33-4 Circuit Book of Accounts, &c., 128-9, 147, 155, 230 Circuit Quarterly Meetings (1748-9),
Conference Towns (rotation, fixed) (1753), 250 :
Conference, wide meaning of term, 173; zee 147-8, 154-8, 185, 218, 242, 2 Circuit Superintendent, 154 Circuits, List of (1748), 87; (1749), 153; in Ireland (1752), 242-3 'Circular Letter' of Archbishop Herring, 17 Cirencester (Glos.), 87, 153 Claggett, Dr.
Nicholas, Bishop of Exeter (1742— 7), 40 'Clapham Sect,' 275
Clarendon, Edward Hyde, Earl of (1609-74), 0, 85 Clark, Mr., of Devizes, I0-I4 Clarke, Rev. Dr. Adam (1762-1832), cf. 159, 165, 167
CONFERENCE,
YEARLY:
First three (1744-6) dealt with in previous volume.
Third at Bristol (1746) referred to, 39.
Those held in ten years (1747-56) mentioned in this volume are: zr. London (Foundery) (1747), oe 2. London (West Street and Foundery) (1748), 76-89; also a second in 1748, at Bristol, 92-3 3. London (1749), 146-59 4. Bristol (1750), 173 5. Bristol (1751), 197-8; also a second in 1751, 'a little Confer323-4 Crass Books (1819), 16; Contributions " ence' in Leeds, 204; also a third in 1751 (Leeds), convened by Charles Wesley, 218 Bristol (1752), 243-4 (weekly), 16; Leaders, 9, 21, 79, 86-7, 124, 126, 152, 176; Meetings, 126, 156-7, 176, 2o1, 224, 241, 289; Papers, 16, 128 Classes, Visitation of, 21, 38, 126, 154,
- Leeds (1753), 249-59
Clay, Sister, of London, 292 Clayton, Rev. John, 218 Clayworth (Notts), 227 Clement of 'Alexandria (c. A.D. 200), 85
Ciercy of the Church of England— . London (1754), 276-8 - Leeds (1755), 290-300 to. Bristol (1756), 329-30 Conference in Ireland:
(x) Limerick (1752), 241-3; (2) Dublin (1756), © CONT H
Conference with Calvinistic Methodist counted as ' Methodist Preachers,'
258-9 ; friendly to Methodism, 40, 64, 99, 136-7, 237, 295 ; influenced by Wesley, 273-5 3 of. Elizabeth's reign, 22; opposed to Methodism, a 17, 52, 75, 102-6, 133, 136, Leaders, Bristol (1749), 164-9 Connaught (Ireland), 7o, 72 Connexional system foreshadowed,
Conscience the final arbiter, 166 Conspiracy of Pontiac (Parkman), 304 Constantine, Emperor, 38 Constantinople,
CONSTITUTION
AND
ORGANIZATION,
METHODIST (1747-56), 9, 16, 27-90,
34-5, 36-9, 46, 54, 78-9, 94-5, 128-30, 139-40, 147-8, 151-9, 176-7, 179-80, 187-8, 204, 207— IO, 231-3, 242-4, 250, 252-7, 264-72, 291-300, 329-30 Contracts of Marriage, 141-3 Contributions in Classes, 16 Conventicle Act (1670), 17 Convention of Neutrality Be 316 Conversations, Wesley's word for the Clerical mob-leaders, 10-15, 212-4, 237 Clonmacnois (ireland), 72-3 Clonmel (Ireland), 323 Closeland (Ireland), 178 Clulow, Mr.
William, of London; Wesley's solicitor, 59 Coats, J., Local Preacher, 250 Cobbe, Dr. Charles, Archbishop of Dublin, 46 Coining, a capital offence, 66 Colbeck, Thomas—the second Class Leader and Local Preacher in Keighley (Yorks), 102-5, 107, 118, 250 Coleford (Somerset) 87, 153 CoLitections foreshadowing a Connexional system, 156, 329, 330 Sessions of Conference (still used), 77, 81, 82, 147, 165, 167, 250, 252, 276, 290
INDEX
Conversion of the people, 71-2, 239; of Howell Davies, 32; of Colonel Gumley, 91; of Samuel Walker, 137; of the Wesleys, 240 Conway Castle (Wales),
Coolamain (Ireland), 327-8 Cooper, Mr. Edward, of Bristol, 58 Corbet, Rev. Francis, D.D. (1688-1775), Delaney, Dr., 42 Dent's Old and New Birmingham, 199-200 Derbyshire, 87, 111-12, 142, 153, 225 Derwentwater, Lord, 201 Dettingen, Battle of- (1743), 182 Devizes (Wilts), 9-15, 16-17, 87, 153 Devolution in management of 'temporal affairs,' 54
Devonshire, 184 Dewal, Mrs. Hannah, of Lewisham, 260-1 Diaries of John Wesley, 244, 330 Diaries of Grace Murray, 107-8, 113"
Diary of Charles Wesley, 292 Dimmock, Sarah, of Kingswood, 138 Discipline, 21, 46, 156-7, 207 Disloyal Preachers, 203 Dispensation from observance of Rubrics and Canons, 302 Dissenters, 105, 148-9, 179, 214, 224, - 51-2 Corbridge (Northumberland), 234 Cork (Ireland), 121, 139, 174-5, 170, 242-3, 255, 303, 323, 327-8 Cornwall, 40, 74-5, 87, 125, 136-7 153-4, 184-6, 211, 214, 229, 231, 258, 310-12 Correspondence of Wesley and ' Mr. john Smith' [Archbishop Secker], 69; Letter (1746) quoted, 94 Council of Trent (1545-63), 85 Court of King's Bench, 115-8, 213 Court of Quarter Sessions, 58-9, 115, TSO; 183, 224; 30% Covenant Services, 97-8, 322-3 Cowley (Oxon), 294 CownLeEy, Joseph (1723-93), Methodist 268, 292, 301, 325, 332 Dissenters' Academies, 83 Dives and Lazarus (Luke xvi. 20), 39 Dixon, Rev. Dr. James (1788-1871), Preacher, 10-11, 75, 216, 241, 277,
Crediton (Devon), 126 Criminal Code of r8th century, 65-6 Critics of Wesley and his Preachers,
Doctrines and Practice of Methodism, 36, 81n, 95-6, 252-5 Doddridge, Rev. Philip, D.D. (170251), 34, 83, 91, 202, 267-8, 272 Dorchester (Dorset), 183 Dorset, 153, 181-4, 186-7 Dorset, Earl of (1637-1706), Charles 81-2 CROOKSHANK, Rev. Charles H., M.A.
(1836-1915), his History of M ethodtsm in Ireland [vol. i. Wesley and his Times], 42n, 43-4, 48, 52-3, 63, 65n, 69, I21, 139%, 174-6, 240-3, 241%, 323, 325%, 328"
Cross of Christ in essential Evangel, 237-40 Crouch, Thomas, Methodist Preacher, Sackville, Lord Buckhurst, afterwards sixth, 30
Downes, John, Methodist Preacher, 36, 154, 216, 226 Drawing-Room Meetings, 90 Drayton (Oxon), 295 Dryden, Jobn (1631-1700),
Dusuin (Ireland), 42-7, 48-53, 61,
Crowther, Rev. Jonathan (d. 1824), his Portraiture of Methodism, 93 Cullompton (Devon), 126, 153 Cumberland, 99, 153 Cumberland, William Augustus, Duke 65-9, 74-7, 87, 139, 174, 178-9, 240-3, 320, 322-3, 327 Cork Street Room, 53, 69 Dolphin's Barn, 53, 68-9, 139 Marlborough Street Lutheran Chapel, 44-6, 49-50, 52, 53%, 69 Newgate Prison, 66-7, 69 Oxmantown Green, 44, 50-I, 69, 74 Poolbeg Street Lutheran Church, 44 St. Andrew's Church, 42 St. George's Quay, 45 of (1721-65), 235, 305-6 Curnock, Rev. Nehemiah (1840-1915), Editor of Standard Edition of Wesley's Journal, 107-9, 113%, 144-5, 225, 234, 244, 266, 280, 287n, 310 Curriculum of Kingswood School, 82-6 Cyprian, St. (200-258), 85, 281 St. Mary's Church, 45 St. Patrick's (Cathedral), 51-2, 121"
St. Werburgh's Church, 42 Ship Street Room, 69 Skinner's Alley, 43, 52, 61, 68-9, 139 Whitefriar Street ' House'
(1752-
Dublin Chronicle, The (1789), 227° Dublin, History of (Whitelaw),
Dumfries (Scotland), 247 Dunleary (now Kingstown), Ireland,
Durham County, 153 Duties of Assistants (1749), 154 Dyer, Mr. John, of Bristol, 282 Dyson, Rev. Mr., of Osmotherley, 20-2 Danes, 73 Darney, William, Methodist Preacher, 26-9, 38, 80, 86, 99, 118, 194; his SociETIES, 27-8, 89, 128, 129n, 194; his wife's Allowance, 156 Davey, Mary, of Kingswood, 138 David (2 Samuel xxiv.), 88 Davies, Rev. Howell, 32 Davies's Walks through the City of York, 301 Davyhulme (Manchester), 28 Day, Mr. Nathaniel, of Bristol, 58 Death by burning, 66 Deaves, James, Methodist Preacher,
Deicola, St., 51 Deeds.
See under Trust Deed signed by Wesley on Charles's Early Irish Churches, 72-3, 73% Early Methodist Preachers, Lives of
[E.M.P.],
11", 23%, 174, 182-4, 185%, 203, 212%, 215 matriage, 232
INDEX BE Fanatic Soldier (1750), 170 Farley, Felix, of Bristol, 138, 160 Fausset, Rev.
Dr. Andrew R;_ his Translation of Bengel's Gnomon,
Fellowship of Lincoln College, Oxford ; Earthquakes, 169-70, 172-3; Charles Wesley's Hymns on, 172; and Sermon on, 172; Lisbon, 313, and Wesley's Tract on, 314 East Anglia and the Reformation, 282 Easter Return of Members, 88, 154 Edinburgh (Scotland), 42, 202, 249 Edward VI, King, Reign of (1547-53), Wesley's, 120-1, 195 Felton, Rev. William, 77 Fens, The, around the Wash, 87 Fenton, a Preston attorney, 116 Fenwick, John, Methodist Preacher, 179, 243, 277 Ferry Hill (Durham), 144 Field Preaching, 22, 39, 90-I, 124-5, 186, 282 Edwards, John, Methodist Preacher, 243, 250, 255-6, 256", 275, 277, 278, 290; his wife's allowance, 242n Edwards, Mr., J.P., of Norwich, 284 Effect of War on nation, 131-2 Eldon, John Scott, first Earl of (1751300, 302, 331 Final Authority in a Connexional system, 152, 289-90 Final Perseverance, 166 Finance, Methodist, in Quarterly Meet1838), 235 Elections, Parliamentary, 40, 41, 190, 317-8 Electric Battery, Wesley's, 331 Elizabeth, Queen, Reign of (1558-1603), ings, 154-8 Finance, Laymen's Responsibility, 54, 147, 231-4 Financial Resources of early Method22, 31, 37 Elmore, Micah, Class Leader of Tetney, 16 Elton, Jacob, of Bristol, 58 Elusinian Mysteries, 134 Elwick, John, of York, 301 EmBury, Philip, a Palatine, Methodist ists, 117-8, 130 Finley, John, 305 Fires of Smithfield, 282 Fisher, John, Methodist Preacher, 241, 250; his wife's allowance, 242n Flemish refugees, 192 Florida (America), 304 Fonmon (Wales), 87 Fontenoy, Battle of (1745), 182-3 Forbes's Instructiones, 85-6 Formalists, 162 Fort Cumberland, 304 Fort du Quesne, 304-6, 306"
Local Preacher, 73, 243, 324 Endorsements of Documents, 58-60, 166-7, 251 England in Danger, 303-8 England im the Eighteenth Century (Lecky), 66, 66-7, gin, 316, 321 English Character, 313 English and Latin Books for Kingswood School (Wesley), 94, 94% Enstone (Oxon), 217 Entire Sanctification, 36 Ephbraem Syrus, 85 Episcopacy, 37 Epistles of Apostolic Fathers, 96 Epitaph written by Wesley on himself ' Forty-five, The,' 202
Foster, Rev. Henry J. (1845-1910), 55%, 97 Fothergill, Dr., of London, 260, 281 Fouace, Mr.
Stephen, of Tyrrell's Pass, 62-3, 70 Foundations of Methodism, 9, 62 Foundery.
See under Lonpon Fox, George (1624-91), 40 France, England at War with (1756), (1753), 260 EpwortuH (Lincs), 87, 97, 141, 187, 203-4, 228, 291; Rectory Fire (1709), 173 Erklarte Offenbarung, Bengel's book on 303-4 Franke's Manducatio, 85 Franklin, Benjamin (1706-90), 331 Frederick the Great (1712-86), 316 Freeman, Edward A. (1823-92) ;_ his the Revelation, 268-9 Erskine, Mr. James, 82 Essex, 87, 153 Etheridge, Rev.
Dr.
John Wesley (1804-66), his Life of Dr. Coke,
Ethics, System of, 22 Euclid's Elements, 85 Rvangeves!
Doctrines, Methodist, 163-4 Evangelical Party of Church of England, 274-5 Events of 1750, 169-73 Evesham (Worcestershire), 87, 94, 153, English Towns and Districts, 10n French language, 84 Fromantel, Flemish clock-maker, 192 Fry, Mrs. Elizabeth (1780-1845), 128"
Fugill, William, Methodist Preacher,
Fuller, Rev. Thomas (1608-61), 32 Fund, Connexional, foreshadowed (£749), 151-2, 329-30 Furly, Rev. Samuel, M.A., 275, 311 199, 217, 332 EXAMINATION of Class Leaders, 21, 79 ; Gadsden, Mr. W. J., of London, 193"
Galilee, 14 Gallatin, Captain and Mrs., 179, 201-2, of the Societies, 21, 28, 46, 68, 70-1; of the Classes, 70-1, 126-7, 146; of the Character of the Preachers, 207-9, 254-5 Exeter (Devon), 40, 135-6 Exhorters, 41, 75, 156 Expositor, Wesley as an, 164 260, 278-9, 283 Gamaliel (Acts v. 34), 104 Gambold, Rev. John, Oxford Methodist (1730), later Moravian Bishop
(1754) ; his Greek New Testament, 271"
Garder, Sister, of London, 292 Gardiner, Colonel James, 91 Garth (Brecon), 47, 49, 67, 138, 143 Falkner, Ann, of York, 301 Family Worship, 264
INDEX
Gell, Rev. Dr. Robert (d. 1665), his 138) For further references see
WESLEY, Mrs. CHARLES.
Works, 85, 267 General Superintendency, 210-11, 257,
Gentleman's Magazine, (1752), 277; (1751), 196 ' Gentlemen's mob," 23-4 Haime, John (1708-74), Methodist Soldier and Preacher, 182-6, 197, _ 199, 216, 222-3, 230, 250, 277 Hainton (Lincs), 16-17, 47, 87, 187 Haliburton's Life, 8&3 Halifax (Yorks), 156 Hall, Rev. Westley, 36 Halle Orphan House, 319 Hammond, Dr. Henry (1605-60), 265 Hampson, John, Methodist Preacher, * Gentlewoman' of Hull, 229 Geographical Divisions of Methodism, 87, 153 George II, King, Reign of (1727-60), 186, 315 Georgia, 42, 77, 79, 84, 119-20, 195-6, 272, 294, 319 German Universities, 83 Gibbs, Mr. Philip, 92 Gibraltar, 321 Gibson, Dr.
Edmund (1669-1748), Bishop of London, 33 Gilbert, Nicholas, Methodist Preacher, 246, 250, 277 Handel, George Frederick (1685-1759), his Messiah (1742), 238-40 Handy, Jonathan and Samuel, Irish Methodist brothers, 62-3, 65, 71 Hanover (Germany), 315 Harding, James, of Kingswood, 138 Hardwick, Thomas, Methodist Preacher, 36 Hare, Augustus J. C. (1834-1903), his
Gillies, Dr. John (1712-96) of Glasgow, 247-8, 301, 324-5 Gilpin, Rev. Bernard (1517-83), 186 Glamorgan, 45 Glamour of numbers, 21,46, 68 Glanville, Mr., a London barrister, 117-8 Glasgow, 43, 247-9, 301 Glastonbury (Somerset), 312, 327 Glitter of gold, 196 Gnomon Novt Testamenti (Bengel), 267-8 Walks tn London, 30 Harris, Howell (1714-73), Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Preacher, 32, 36, 80, 124, 164-8, 318-20 Harrison, Rey.
Dr.
Archibald W., 271"
Harrison, Ebenezer, of York, 301 Hastings, House of, 168 Hastings, Lady Mary, 91 Haughton, John, Methodist Preacher, ' Golden Bay,' The, 180 Goldhawk, Mr., of London, 192 Good Samaritans (Luke x. 33), 212 Gore's Directory of Liverpool, 288-9 Gospel Year of Jubtlee, Charles Wesley's
154, 241, 243, 250, 277, 327 Haughton, Sir Henry, J.P., 224 Hawley, General, 307 Haworth (Yorks), 24-8, 102, 104, 129", 158 Hayes (Middlesex), 77, 191 Hayes, Katherine, 67 Healy, John, Irish Methodist Preacher, Sermon on, 160 Gossip of a Cornish woman, 230 'Grace, gifts, and fruit,'
41, 204, 209-10 s Grand Jury, 49, 50, 116-17 Graves, Rev. Charles Caspar, 259 62-4 Hebrew, 83, 85 Hecx, Mrs.
Barbara (née Ruckle), 243, 324 Helder, Mr.
T., of Little Britain (London), 30% Q Gray, Elizabeth, of York, 301 Greck Testament, 83, 85, 271"
Green, Rev. John, 77 Green, Rev.
Richard (1829-1907), 26n, 94, 96, 133, 139, 149, 231,
Greenwich, 66, 169 Greenwood, James, 129 Greenwood, John, Local Preacher, 250 Greenwood, Paul, Methodist Preacher, ~ 211, 243 Greenwood, William, Local Preacher, ' Helpers,' 147-8, 153, 154, 158-9 Henry VIII, King, Reign of (1509-47),
Heptonstall (Yorks), 129, 155 Hereford, 319 Herring, Dr. Thomas, Archbishop of York (1743-7), and of Canterbury
(1747-57), 17, 105, I19, 121
Hessian troops in London, 316 Heworth (Durham), 235 Heworth Moor (York), 23 Hexham (Northumberland), 234 Heylyn, Dr. John, 86, 268, 272
Grimsby (Lincs), 16, 87, 97, 228 GriIMsHAW, Rev. William, B.A. (1708— 63), Vicar of Haworth (Yorks), 25-9, 102-6, 107, 109, 118-21, 129, 155-7, 194, 211, 221-2, 250, 258, 296-7 Guest, Dr. Edwin (1800-80), 9, 10"
Gumley, Colonel, 91, 124 Gumley, Mrs., 91-2, 295 Guyse, Dr. John (d. 1761), 268, 268"
Gwennap (Cornwall), 87, 310 Gwynne, Mr. Marmaduke,
J.P., 47,
67, 92, 135, 143, 189 Gwynne, Miss Sarah (Sally), daughter ' Higher' Education, 82-6 Highlands of Scotland, r19 Highways, Wesley preaching in, 22, 39 High Wycombe (Bucks), 87, 153 Hindley Hill (Northumberland), 142, 144, 201 Hindon (Lancs), roo History of England.
Smollett, Walpole Hitchens, William, Metbodist Preacher, See Lecky,
Hoblyn, Rev. Wm. (Cornwall), 52, 52% Hodges, Rev. John, 259 of above, and afterwards Mrs.
Charles Wesley, 48, 76, 92, 108,
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INDEX Jackson, Rev. Thomas (1783-1873),
Jail-fever, 127-8, 132 Jameson, Mr., of Athlone, 63 Jane, John, Methodist Preacher, 99Holiness, 164
Holland, Mr. William, 86 Hollymount (Ireland), 324 Holyhead (Wales), 45, 75, 139, 320, 327-9 Homer's Iliad, 83 Hooker, Rev. Richard (1554-1600), 135 Hopper, Christopher (1722-1802), Mcthodist Preacher, 142, 174,
180-I, 197, 201-3, 250, 270, 277
Horseman, William, of York, 302 Huguenots in England, 192-3 Hull (Yorks), 228-9 Hungerford (Berks and Wilts), 90 Huntinepon, Selina, Countess of (1707-91) (Lady Huntingdon), 33,
82, 90-I,
123-5, 133, 150, 168-9, 205-6, 260-1, 292-3 Hutton, William, his History of Butrmingham, 199-200, 200"
Hymn-Books, 232; 'of own composing,'
38, 158; singing, 38, 247-8 Hymns and Sacred Poems (Wesleys) (1739),
Hymns for New Years Day (Charles
IOI, 115-18, 187
Jenkins, Mr., of Cork, 175 Jenkins, Mr. Daniel, of Bristol, 282 Jerome, St., 85 essop, Rev. William (1815-1902), 24-5 eee Wesley called a, 74-5 Jews, 104, 105, 288, 313 Job (xxviii. I-11), 269, 269"
Johnson, John, Local Preacher, 250 Johnson, Thomas, Local Preacher, 250 Jones, Rev. Griffith (d. 1761), 32 Jones, James, Methodist Preacher, 80, 154, 250 Jones, John, Methodist Preacher, 36, 77, 84, 146, 154, 216, 226 Jones, Joseph, Methodist Preacher, 250 Jones, Thomas, of Cork, 174 Jones, Mrs., of Fonmon, 261 Journal of John Bennet (MS), 79, 86, 157, 218,45 220, 224.
224m sof Christopher Hopper (E.M.P.), 174; of John Nelson (E.M.P.), 23-4 Journals of the Wesleys, 10, 33, 543 Wesley), 160-1 Hymns now in Methodist Hymn-Book (1904)—(Nos. 168 and 4or), 328; (374-5-6), 258; (465), 15, 65; (839), 161m; (847), 172; (893), 92-3; (930), 160-1, 161"
Hymns occasioned by the Earthquake tantalizing blanks, 76, 92, 143, 146, 195, 208, 216, 218, 230, 234, 236, 245-6, 259, 285-6 Journal of Charles Wesley, 15", 40, 51-3, 61", 65%, 92, I2IM, 122, 138%, 139, 165, 170-1, 197, 200, 205-6, 261m, 284-5, 297, 307, 313-14, 332-3 Journal of John Wesley (STANDARD Edition), 18, 19, 24, 35-6, 56, (Charles Wesley), 172 J'Anson, Mr., 205 Ideals of Wesley, 71, 93 Iliness of John Bennet, 111-3; of John 587, 59%, 68-9, 69n, 92, 105%, 108-9, 117", 123-8, 138", 139%, 144, 145%, 165, 168, 173-4, 178-9, 185, 198-9, 202, 204-5, 208, 214n, 216, 218%, 220, 222n, 226%, 227, 229, 230, 232-3, 241n, 244, 259, 273, 276, 281, 295n, 296, 298, 308%, 310, 313, 317, 322 -3, 327, 330 Journeys of the ' Assistants'
(1748), 89, 154 rsa The Year of (1750), 160 Jane, 187; of Grace Murray, 141-2; of Charles Wesley, 188-9, 194; of Mrs. Charles Wesley, 171, 173, 261-2 Illnesses of John Wesley, 69, 74, 77, 79, 90, 94, 99, III, 124, 146, 154, 178, 181, 230-1, 257, 260-2, 273, 314, 330-1 Illogan (Cornwall), 87 'Imputed Righteousness,' 220
' Inbeing of Sin,' 166
Indians, American, 306 Ingham, Benjamin (1712-72), 91, 155 Inns in Scotland
Inoculation for smallpox, 261 Inquiries into individual character of ustices, 28, 97, 99, IOI, 116, 197, 227, 229 Justifying Faith, 26, 36, 166 Kead, Thomas, Irish Methodist PreaPreachers, 207-11
Instructions to Stewards, 34-5 Insurance Policies, 55 Invasion, Fear of French, 307 Inward and outward Holiness,
IRELAND, 20, 42-53, 61-75, 76, 87, 108, III, 121, 138-9, 153-4, 173, TSE, "TOL, | 211, —236,, (238, 240-3, 250, 318, 320-8 Irish character, 71; civility, 69; Circuits, 69 Irish Conferences—(r) Limerick (1752), cher, 241; Mrs. Kead's allowance, 242n Keighley (Yorks), 87, 129, 155 Kelly, yey Charles H. (1833-1911),
Kempis, Thomas A, 50-1, 83 Kent and Surrey, 87, 153 Kentucky (America), 305 Kerr, R. M., his Student's Blackstone, 143% Kew Royal. Gardens, Richmond (Surrey), 186
Kilkenny (Ireland), 323 Kilsyth (Scotland), 26, 249 Kingroad (Bristol), 243 Kingstown (Ireland),
Kingswood (Bristol), 75, 79, 87, 141 Kingswood School, 82-3, 85, 91, 93-4, 241-3; (2) Dublin (1756), 323 ' Irresistible' grace, 166 Isaiah (li.), 31 Is Modern Methodism Wesleyan Methodism ? (Dr. Rigg), 149-50
Isham, Dr. Euseby, of Oxford, 190 Islands in River Shannon, 72 96, 137-8, 181, 208, 329