from head to foot. My eyes are dim; my right hand
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48) lady presented him with a parcel, which she desired him not to open till he was at sea.
When he did, he found Wesley's Hymns, which he immediately threw overboard."
I cannot believe it.
I think Mr, G. had more sense, He knew my brother well; and he knew him to be not only far superior in learning, but in poetry, to Mr, Thomson, and all his theatrical writers put together: none of them can equal him, either in strong, nervous sense, or purity and elegance of language.
The musical compositions of his sons are not more excellent than the poetical ones of their father.
Thur. 31.—I preached at the new chapel; but, to avoid the cramp, went to bed at ten o'clock.
I was wellserved.
I know not that I ever before felt so much of it in one night.
The Last Year of the Journal 1790.
Fri. Jan. 1.—I am now an old man, decayed from head to foot.
My eyes are dim; my right hand shakes much ; my mouth is hot and dry every morning ;
I have a lingering fever almost every day; my motion is weak and slow.
However, blessed be God, I do not slack my labour: I can preach and write still.
Sun. 17.—In the afternoon I preached in Great St.
Helen's, to a large congregation.
It is, I believe, fifty years since I preached there before.
What has God wrought since that time!
Tues. Feb. 23.—I submitted to importunity, and once more sat for my picture.
I could scarce believe myself ;—the picture of one in his eighty-seventh year } Mon. June 28.—This day I enter into my eightyeighth year.
For above eighty-six years, I found none of the infirmities of old age; my eyes did not wax dim, neither was my natural strength abated: but last August
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I found almost a sudden change.
My eyes were so dim, that no glasses would help me.
My strength likewise quite forsook me; and probably will not return in this world.
But I feel no pain from head to foot ; only it seems nature is exhausted; and, humanly speaking, will sink more and more, till The weary springs of life stand still at last.
Thur. July 1.—I went to Lincoln.
After dinner we took a walk in and around the Minster; which I really think is more elegant than that at York, in various parts of the structure, as well as in its admirable situation.
The new house was thoroughly filled in the evening, and with hearers uncommonly serious.
There seems to bea remarkable difference between the people of Lincoln, and those of York.
They have not so much fire and vigour of spirit; but far more mildness and gentleness; by means of which, if they had the same outward helps, they would probably excel their neighbours, A Backsliding Innkeeper Some miles short of Lincoln, our post-boy stopped at an inn on the road, to give his horses a little water.
As soon as we went in, the innkeeper burst into tears, as did his wife; wringing her hands, and weeping bitterly.
'""What!" he said, ''are you come into my house!
My father is John Lester, of Epworth."
I found both he and his wife had been of our society, till they left them.
We spent some time in prayer together; and I trust not in vain.
Sat. Sept. 4.—I went on to Bath, and preached in the evening to a serious, but small congregation, for want of notice.
Sun. 5. At ten we had a numerous congregation, and
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more communicants than ever I saw here before.
This day I cut off that vile custom, I know not when or how it began, of preaching three times a day, by the same preacher to the same congregation; enough to weary out both the bodies and minds of the speaker, as well as his hearers.
Surely God is returning to this society!
They are now in earnest to make their calling and election sure.
"TI Am Become an Honourable Man"
Mon. Oct. r1.—I went (from London) to Colchester, and still found matter of humiliation.
The society was lessened, and cold enough; preaching again was discontinued, and the spirit of Methodism quite gone, both from the preachers and the people: yet we had a wonderful congregation in the evening, rich and poor, clergy and laity.
So we had likewise on Tuesday evening.
So that I trust God will at length build up the waste places.
Wed. 13.—We set out early, but found no horses at Cobdock; so that we were obliged to go round by Ipswich, and wait there half an hour.
Nevertheless, we got to Norwich between two and three.
In the evening I preached at Norwich ; but the house would in no wise contain the congregation.
How wonderfully is the tide turned!
I am become an honourable man at Norwich.
God has at length made our enemies to be at peace with us; and scarce any but Antinomians open their mouth against us.
Thur. 14.—I went to Yarmouth; and, at length, found a society in peace, and much united together.
In the evening the congregation was too large to get into the preaching-house; yet they were far less noisy than usual.
After supper a little company went to prayer,
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Ocr. 1790 and the power of God fell upon us; especially when a young woman broke out into prayer, to the surprise and comfort of us all.
Fri. rg. I went to Lowestoft, to a steady, loving, well-united society.
The more strange it is, that they neither increase nor decrease in number.
Sat. 16. I preached at Loddon about one; and at six in Norwich.
Sun. 17. At seven I administered the Lord's supper to about one hundred and fifty persons, near twice as many as we had last year.
Wesley's Last Entries Mon. 18.—No coach going out for Lynn to-day, I was obliged to take a post-chaise.
But at Dereham no horses were to be had; so we were obliged to take the same horses to Swaffham.
A congregation was ready here, that filled the house, and seemed quite ready to receive instruction.
But here neither could we procure any post-horses ; so that we were obliged to take a single-horse chaise.
The wind, with mizzling rain, came full in our faces: and we had nothing to screen us from it; so that I was throughly chilled from head to foot before I came to Lynn.
But I soon forgot this little inconvenience ; for which the earnestness of the congregation made me large amends.
Tues. 19.—In the evening all the Clergymen in the town, except one, who was lame, were present at the preaching, They are all prejudiced in favour of the Methodists ; as indeed are most of the townsmen ; who give a fair proof by contributing so much to our Sundayschools ; so that there is near twenty pounds in hand.
Wed. 20.—I had appointed to preach at Diss; a
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town near Scoleton; but the difficulty was, where I could preach.
The minister was willing I should preach in the church ; but feared offending the bishop, who, going up to London, was within a few miles of the town.
But a gentleman asking the bishop whether he had any objection to it, was answered, " None at all."
I think this church is one of the largest in this county.
I suppose it has not been so filled these hundred years.
This evening and the next I preached at Bury, to a deeply attentive congregation, many of whom know in whom they have believed.
So that here we have not lost all our labour.
Fri. 22.—We returned to London.
Sun. 24.—I explained, to a numerous congregation in Spitalfields church, "the whole armour of God."
St. Paul's, Shadwell, was still more crowded in the afternoon, while I enforced that important truth, " One thing is needful" ; and I hope many, even then, resolved to choose the better part.
INDEX ABERDARE, Visits to, 167, 178 Aberdeen America Methodism in ministers, encouragement of money and preachers, offers of, 347 progress of work, 350 Statistics, xxxii voyage to, 3, 4, 27 Methodism by, 294 Old Aberdeen, invitation to preach at, 274 preaching in college kirk, life on s.s.'' Simmonds," 3 storms, see that title see also Georgia and Savannah American Independence, War of 339) 355» 375, preaching-house, erection of, 3II society, commendation of, 338, 355 visits to, 274, 375, 408 Aberdeen University, 410 oe eee field preaching at, '*Calm Address to the American Colonies," 403 charity sermon for widows and orphans of British soldiers fallen in, 404
Amsterdam, impressions of, 448 Anabaptists elders to Wesley driving, 368, 403, 416 escapes from, 298, 326, 395, Cheltenham, minister's opposition at, 335 preaching to, Annesley, Dr., 60 Apparitions, Glasgow sexton's story, 331 see also Dreams Apples and apple-tea, cure for
falls, 195, 439 riding, 58, 62, 107, 154, 156, 178, 250, 305, 321, 360 Accounts Societies, Methodist, see that title Wesley's, 393, 477 Age, Wesley's, allusions to, 358, quinsey, 159 Arbroath Abbey ruins, visit to, 355 freedom of, Wesley's presen365, 392, 396, 410, 418, 428, 437, 439, 455, 459, 460, 468, 470, 471, 476, 478, 480, 481 Aghrim, preaching at, 384 piece 's '' Logic," translation of, tation with, 376 reformation effected at, 376 Armagh, Archbishop's improvements at, 389 Army, the, and Wesley Alnwick Cork Barracks, defence of Methodist ; reachers at, 186 Fort George, officers' invitaapprenticeship customs at, 209 preaching at, 173, 196, 255, 306, 377.
Alston, preaching at, 350 Alstone Moor, wanderings on, 174 Ambleside, visits to, 338, 452 America tion to Wesley at, 354 Holyhead, attacks of officers at, 181 Portsmouth Camp, chaplaincy at, 425 preaching, attendance of solvacant journeyings in, 10, 13, 15, 25 Methodism in, 459 diers at Athlone, 172 appointment of ministers for work in, 456
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Bankrupts, exclusion of, from Methodist societies, 312 Barley Hall, preaching at, 282 Barlow's, Mr., Sermons, com: ments on, I51 Barnard's Castle Army, the, and Wesley preaching, attendance of soldiers at Canterbury, 226, 227, 261 Clonmel, 233 Dover, 226, 332 Durham Militia, 341 Kinsale, 186, 202 Nenagh, 169 Plymouth Dock, 442 wickedness in, 170, 202 fast day, adoption of, 296 growth of Methodism at, 377 preaching at, 200, 341 schoolfellow, visit to, see Charterhouse Barrowford, escape from mob at, Newcastle, Wesley's offer
Basingstoke, preaching at, 47 Bass Rock, visit to, 376 Bateman's, Mr., house, visit to, of services at, 144 Arrests of Methodist preachers, see that title of Wesley
Bath at Edinburgh, 394 St. Just, 130 Savannah, 18 Tolcarn, threatened arrest ox, roasting whole, 429 preaching at, 48, 50, 59, 154» 246, 300, 482 Battersea, preaching at, 328 at, 136 Art, criticisms on, 370 Ashburton, preaching to unruly '*Baxter's Life,"" comments on,2rg Bearfield, preaching at, 64 Beau Nash, argument with, 52 Bedford, preaching at, 248 Bedfordshire, tour through, 393 Bedminster, field preaching at, 299 Beecher's, Alderman, refusal to admit Wesley to condemned prisoners, 71 Beercrocomb, journey to, 149 Beergarrow, preaching at, 435 Beggar Settlement near Keith, 409 Belfast, visit to, 391 Belinger's, Mr., hospitality, 14 '*Bellamy, Mrs., Life of "—commob at, 326
Ashkayton, visit to ruins at, 364 Assaults on Wesley resistance to, 127 see also Mobbing Astronomy, views on, 262, 320 Athlone conduct in church, influence of Methodists on, 288 preaching at, 157, 172 welcome by boys at, 160 Athol's, Duke of, gardens, visit to,
Aurora Borealis, 350 Axminster, preaching at, 325 Aymo, refusal of admittance to inn at, 189 ments on, 480 Bennet, J., association with, 174 Berkeley Castle, visit to, 398 Berwick, visits to, 173, 196, 306 Bethnal Green charity sermon for widows and orphans of British soldiers killed in American War, 404 poverty at, 412 Beverley Minster, 'visit to, 324 Bigotry, condemnation of, 362, BAILDON, preaching at, 324 Baldock, storm at, 147 Baldon Ferry, passage of, 230 Ballibacferry, accident to chaise at, 386 Balliboy, preaching at, 160 Balligarane, visit to, 364 Ballinasloe, preaching at, 384 Ballinrobe, preaching at, 386 Ballyrane, visit to, 385 Bandon, visits to, 184, 185, 203,
Bilbrook, preaching at, 314 Bingham, preaching at, 358 Birds, Wesley on Solund geese, 376 song birds in Isle of Man, 434 Birmingham
— Banff, impressions of, 408 Bangor, visit to, 236 journey through, 36
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Birmingham Bottle, journey through, 253 Bougainvilliers', Count of, ' Life mobbing at, 302 work in, 114, 177, 336 Birr, preaching at, 160, 172 Birstall, visits to, 86, 403 Birth, Wesley's, xxxi Bishops, authority of, 415 Blackheath, field preaching at, 57 Blackwell's, Mr., house at Lewisof Mahomet," comments on, 332
Brackenbury, Mr. hospitality at St. Helier, 467 journey with, 442 Bradford building, Methodist, see Preaching-houses preaching at, 59, 324,
Bradford, Joseph Rate ham, retirement at, 440 Blanchland, preaching to lead miners at, 149 Blarney, meeting with Cork MeGuernsey, preaching in, 467 adel with, 431 esley's last illness, xxx Bramley, preaching at, 280, 425 Breage, visit to, 222 Brechin thodists at, 171 Blazed trees, 25 Blendon, visits to Mr. Delamotte at, 32 Faith, Justification by, Wesley preaching at, 295, 375 provost's son, cure of, 340 Brecknock, visits to, 178, 228, 424 Brecknockshire®scenery, 298 preaches, 40 Blenheim House, impressions of, 3°99 Boardman, Richard, volunteer for Brent Hill, view from, 349 Brentford, preaching at, 328 Bridgewater, journey through, 349 Bridlington, preaching at, 423 Brig Casterton, snowy journey from, 148 Brimstone plaster, experiment of, work in America, 347 Bogs, journeys through, 174, 316,
Bohler, Peter Carolina, departure for, 42 influence on Wesley's religious
Bristol, Wesley and life, 35, 36, 39, 49 41, 74 introduction to, 33, xxxi travel with, 34 Bolton building, Methodist, first in England, xxxi erection of, 49, xxxi repairing and enlarging, Methodist choir at, 470 preaching collections for, 154 hot wells, drinking the waters barber's story, 196 mob violence, 165, 175 ride to, 337 Bonas, journey through, 207 Books, Wesley and at, 214 illness at, 79 Newgate Prison, see that title riot against Methodists, 70 society, Methodist abridgments, 192, 193, 344 criticisms on, 64, 76, 151, 172, 204, 215, 262, 332, 334, 344, 350, 351, 379, 374, 379, 408, 480, 481 @ditions, 177, 192, 193, 195, classes, institution of, xxxi conferences, 138, 237 rules, consideration of,237 Steed, Ann, first convert, e935 wisits to, 46, 126, 173, 195,
a also Names of books,— 204, 206, 342, 398 work in, 48, 50, 57, 79, 138, Writings, Wesley's, &c.
Boothbank, preaching at, 206 Borlase, Dr.
177, 225, 237, 262, 360 Bristol Cathedral, performance of persecution of Methodist preaHandel's '' Messiah" at, 250
Broadbent, Mr., association with, chers, 127, 129 warrant for Wesley's arrest,
Broadmarston, visits to, 336, 398 Bromley, erection of preaching
Boroughbridge, journey through,
Boston, visits to, 282, 428 house at, 382
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Canterbury, Archbishop of Broseley Palace at Croydon, Wesley's preaching at, 397 Severn Bridge, view of, 432 Brothers, Wesley's visit to, 260 Canterbury Cathedral, sions of, 192 Cardiff impresTiverton, visit to brother at, failure of work in, 166 preaching at, 64, 78, 166, 178 Carfax, preaching at, 4o Carisbrook Castle, visits to, 2rz, poe Wesley, Charles Brough, preaching at, 341 Broughton's, Mr., opinion on Wesley's doctrine of faith, 4x Broughty Castle, crossing the ferry
Carlisle at, 295 Buckingham's, Mr., abandonment blind genius at, 408 preaching at, 372 Carmarthen, visits to, 298, 316 Carn Brae, visit to Druid remains of Methodism, 327 Builth, preaching at, 178, 228 Burglary at Wesley's house, 456 Burials at, 360 Carnarvon, journeys through, 162, Ireland, howling at funerals
Carriage, Wesley's in, 187 Scotch rite of, 394 see also Funerals Burnet's, Dr., '' Theory of the Earth," comments on, 350 Burnham, preaching at, 198 Burslem Customs Commissioners' refusal to allow landing of,
gift of, by Wesley's friends, 371 Carrick-on-Shannon, Justices' atdriving accident, narrow estack on Methodists at, 267
Castle Caulfield, preaching at, 345 Castlebar, neglected condition of cape from, 298 potters, preaching to, 298, 314 Bury, visit to, 485 Buryan, preaching at, 326 Business Charter-school at, 386 Castleton, preaching at, 434 Castletown, visit to, 414 Cathanger, preaching at, 419 Causton, Mr., controversy at SaSocieties, Methodist, see that title Wesley's, 237, 393, 477) 478 **Byron, Commander, Account of," comments on, 344 vannah with, 17 Cave's, Dr., '' Primitive Christianity," abridgment of, 192
Celibacy, views on, 194, 319 Chaise drivers' league with highCALAMy's, Dr., abridgment of '« Baxter's Life," comments on,
Callistick, preaching at, 342 Calton Hill, preaching on, 307, waymen, 418 Chancery bills, opinion on, 125 Channel Islands, visit to, 464 Character, Wesley's, allegations against, 77, 79, 130, 222, 427
Camberwell, retirement at, 477 Camelford, journey through, 359 Canada, Methodism in, 459, xxxii Candour, Wesley's love of, 296 ** Character of a Methodist,"
Wesley's tract on, 329 Charlemount, preaching at, 345 Charles II., reflections on, 334, '"'Canorum,"
Cornish nickname for Methodist, 133 Canterbury
Charlton, preaching at, 216 Charterhouse and Wesley entry, xviii, xxxi meeting with old schoolfellow, preaching at, 192, 226, 261,
riding accident at, 250 visit to, 332 Canterbury, Archbishop of _ 34% visit, 243 Chatham interview with Wesley and Whitefield, 84 erection of Methodist building, 362
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Chatham City Road Chapel preaching at, 363, 420, 461 Chelsea, disturbance of preaching foundation-stone, laying, 413 opening, 420, xxxi Wesley's last sermon in, xxxii Clara, preaching at, 157 Classics, comments on, 344 Clifton, preaching at, 50 Clonmell, visits to, 188, 232 Closeland, preaching at, 189 Coal pit, fire in, 254 Cobham at, 81 es Physic Garden, visit to,
I oe preaching at, 335,
Chepstow college friend, meeting with,
seenery at, 349 Cherington, preaching at, 276 Chester gardens, visits to, 366, 425 journey through, 210 Cockermouth impressions of, 202 preaching, 201, 285 preaching at, 206, 407, 416 visit to, 338 Cockfighting, objection to, ros,
Coke, Dr. early service, discontinuance of, 451 Chester-on-the-Strate, preaching at, 242 Children America, volunteer for work in, 456 Guernsey, visit to, 466 Colbeck, Mr., attack of mob on, Education, see that title Gordon's Hospital for, 294 'Lessons for Children,"
Wesley's, 195 see also Schools Chippenham, journey to, 214 Choctaw Indians, proposed mis-
Colchester preaching at, 251 Society, see Societies, Methodist Colchester Castle, visit to, 252 Coleford sion to, 12 "Choheleth, a Poem," comments colliers, influence of Methoon, 334 Chowden Fell, preaching on, 106 distin on, 154 preaching at, 228 Colestock, wet journey to, 149 Collections '*Christian Library,'' preparation of, 205, 214 debt incurred by, 205 Church of England America, subscriptions towards work in, 347 buildings, Methodist, collecattendance at church services,
Wesley's, 109, I51, 152, 170, 220, 251, 252, 277, 357 clergy tions for, 154, 202 Knowle, relief of French priincompetent clergy, stricsoners at, 262, 270 poor relief, 70, 74, 147, 457, tures on, 375 opposition of, 48, 63, 87,
Colliers, preaching to, 105, 154, 245, 305, 335» 440 | London churches, invitations 256, 397, 416 see also Kingswood Collins, Mr., discussion of field to preach in, 421, 442, 480 separation from preaching with, 136 Collumpton, visits to, 360, 441 Colne, effect of Methodist work clergy, inefficient, influence of, 473 conferences, decision of, 219, 237, 474 divergence from church in, 406 Conferences, Wesley's, 216, 417 Bristol, 138, 237 England, Church of, separa: practices, 73, 474, 478 protests against, Wesley's, 389, 462 Churches, Methodist, see Preachtion from, see Church of England First conference, 124, xxxi ing Houses
INDEX
Cubert Conferences, Wesley's preaching at, 327, 359, 411 Cumberland's, Duke of, improveLeeds, 219, 347
London, 424, 441, 474 Congleton, riotous congregation at, 314 Connaught, preaching in, 157 Conversion ments at Windsor Park, 367 Cupar, journey through, 311 Cypress swamp, I5 Faith, Justification by, see that title Sanctification, Methodist docDaily Chronicle, Wesley's letter on prison reform to, 271 Dale Country, tour through, 378 Dalwhinny, dangerous journey from, 354 Dannabull, visit to, 179 Darlington trine of, 292, 293 Conway Castle, 236 Cookstown, preaching at, 345 Coolylough, quarterly meeting at,
Coot Hill, preaching at, 287 Cope's, Gen., defeat by Pretenhorses, death of, 107 preaching at, 276 Davis's, Sir J., '' Historical Relader's troops, 140
Corfe Castle, visit to, 398 Cork tions concerning Ireland —" comments on, 265 Death Barracks, preaching at, 187 building, Methodist, collection for, 202 effigy, Wesley burnt in, 184 meeting with Methodists from, preparation for, Wesley's, 5,
transitoriness of earthly things, 193, 199, 219, 226, 252, 255, 260, 365, 368, 426 Wesley's, xxx, XXxil see also Names of persons Deathbed repentance, opinion on,
visits to, 182, 202 Whiteboys, disturbances at,
Cornwall 36, 462 Debts congregations, see Field Preaching — Numbers attracted by persecution of Methodists, 127-134 cessation of, 152, 292 tours in, 108, 127, 151, 221, Societies, Methodist, see that title Wesley's, 49, 205, 237, 477 Declaration in an indictment for defrauding the Revenue, opinion of, 279 Delamotte, Mr.
244, 291, 359, 392, 411, 479 Correspondence, Wesley's, 69, 320, 382, 475 Country life, misery of, 328 Cove, stay at, 203 Coventry, preaching at, 423 Cowbridge, reformation effected at, 167 Crimble Passage, dangerous crosBlendon, reception of Wesley at, 32, 40 food, experiment with, 10 voyage to America, 3 Delft, visit to, 446 Denmark, Arctic explorations by,
Depression, sufferings from, 27,
Deptford sing at, 343 Criminals drive from Coventry with, 423 see also Newgate Crowan, arrest of Mr. Maxfield at, 127 Crowle, preaching at, 437 Croydon, visit to Archbishop's palace at, 260 Cubert preaching at, 62, 283, 328 Whitefield's, Mr., funeral sermon, 363 Society's separation from Church of England, protest against, 462 Derby, disturbance at field preaching in, 303
Desmond's, Earl of, castle, 364 caves, visit to, 224
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Deverel Longbridge, accident durDummer, visit to Mr. Kinchin at, ing journey to, 150 Dewsbury, preaching at, 296 erage field preaching at,
Discourses,"' Wesley's, 262 Diss Church, preaching in, 485 Doctor, Wesley as, 205, 217, 340,
Dunbar battle-field, 377 preaching at, 306, 376 society, Dundee, preaching at, 308, Dungiven, bad road ie ae Dunkeld
Dodd, Dr., dispute on '' Character Athol's, Duke of, gardens, 374 impressions of, 353 Dunmore, visit to Earl of Arran's of a Methodist" with, 328 Doddridge's, Dr., school, visit to,
Dolgelly, visits to, 178, 229 Doncaster, preaching at, 304 Donegal's, Lord, tenants, ejection seat at, 189 Dunmore Cave, visit to, 290 Dunstable, visit to, 248 Durham Bishop's palace, impressions of, 391 Dorking, preaching at, 363, 367 Dorset's, Duke of, seat, visit to, of, 427 preaching at, 276
Douglas," comments on, 240 Douglas EAGLE, Mount, visit to, 288 Early rising impressions of, 414 preaching at, 433 Dover, preaching at, 226, 261, 332, 343, 362 Dover Castle, visit to, 226 Downes, John five o'clock services, discontinuance of, see Preaching habit of, Wesley's, 397, 411, 428, 451, 471 Ebly, preaching at, 63 Ecclesiastes '*Choheleth," poem on, 334 sermons on, Wesley's, 412 Edinburgh death of, 399 journey with, 146 Dreams Assembly, General, meeting conversion by, 51 remarkable, 233, 242, 379, 452 views on, Wesley's, 264 Druid remains at Carn Brae, visit of, 307 impressions of, 197, 275 preaching in, 295, 307, 340, 426, 438, 454 _ society, examination of, 394 visit to, 372 Edinburgh University, 410 Edinderry, visits to, 154, 384 Education to, 360 Drumersnave, visit to, 265 Drunkards, see Intemperance Dublin Court of Conscience, summons before, 344 Phoenix Park, visit to, 152 Pilkington, Mrs., interview with, 182 preaching in, 152, 158, 160, boarding schools, fashionable, evil influence of, 371 Manchester Address, 337 **Rousseau on Education," criticism of, 351 schools, see that title Wesley's, Mrs.
Susannah, letter on, 93 Elections, Parliamentary
Secety, Methodist, 168, 384 review of, 290 Dudley erection of Methodist buildconduct of Methodists at,
Old Sarum, borough of, 216 Oxford, vote at, 193 Electricity ing, see Preaching-houses preaching at changed conduct towards Methodists, 273, 302 mob attacks, 176 Dumfries, visits to, 207, 238, 255, disease, treatment of, 205 purchase of electrical apparatus, Wesley's, 238