General Contents
General Contents
GENERAL CONTENTS.
VOL. III.
1768.
PAGE
Rev.
1-38
1769.
Political Excitement—Whitefield—Female Preaching—Wesley in Ireland—Hugh Saunderson—Conference of 1769—Methodism in America—Scheme to perpetuate Methodism—Anniversary of Trevecca College—“Shepherd of Salisbury Plain”—Calvinian Controversy—Wesley’s Publications
39-57
1770.
Remarks on Books—Christian Perfection—Whitefield’s College in Georgia—Riding on Horseback—Lady Glenorchy—Methodism in Sweden—Methodism at Yeadon and Loughborough—Conference of 1770—Doctrinal Minutes—Calvinian Controversy—Death of Whitefield—Original Letters—Wesley’s Publications—Toplady
58-83
1771.
Rev.
Gospel Magazine
84-113
1772.
114-146
1773.
American Rebellion—Wesley’s proposed Successor—Methodism in America and Antigua—Itinerancy—Chapel Debts—Wesley and his Carriage—Wesley’s Book Property—Conference of 1773—Feast and Fast Days—Communion of Saints—Calvinian Controversy—Wesley’s Publications
147-162
1774.
Rev.
163-184
1775.
National Excitement—American War of Independence—Death of Peter Bohler—Wesley dangerously Ill in Ireland—Congratulations—Giving Advice—Conference of 1775—Calvinian Controversy—William Pine—Wesley’s Publications
185-211
1776.
Fletcher travelling with Wesley—Dr. Coke—Enforcing Discipline—Methodism in London—City Road Chapel—Plan of London Circuit in 1792—London Circuit Book—Methodism at Chesterfield—Conference of 1776—Cantankerous Methodists—Methodism in the Isle of Man—Quarrelling Schoolboys—Wesley’s Wife—Wesley’s Publications—Wesley’s Loyalty
212-235
1777.
Rev.
Arminian Magazine
Gospel Magazine
236-260
1778.
Sep.
Rev.
Arminian Magazine
261-285
1779.
Rev.
286-317
1780.
Rev.
Rev.
318-344
1781.
Rev.
345-368
1782.
Rev.
Rev.
369-389
1783.
Preachers forbidden to be Classleaders—Wesley ill—Trip to Holland—Kingswood School—William Black and Nova Scotia—A Rejected Candidate—Methodism at Stafford—Wesley and the Poor—Wesley’s Publications
390-407
Hon.
408-457
1785.
William Moore—Wesley in Ireland—Spread of Methodism—Death of Perronet and Fletcher—Conference of 1785—The oldest Methodist now living—Thomas Wride and his Colleagues at Norwich—Separation from the Church—Wesley’s Publications—Dress
458-470
1786.
Wesley on the Wing—Scotch Methodists a distinct Church—Methodism at Barnsley—Wesley at Sheffield and Wentworth House—Methodism at Ilkestone—Conference of 1786—Separation from the Church—First Methodist Missionary Report—Proposed Missions to India—Wesley’s “Studying Hours”—Dr. Leifchild—Wesley’s Publications
471-489
1787.
Separation from the Church—Begging for the Poor—Revival at Burslem—Wesley in Ireland—A Methodist Shoemaker—Howard, the Philanthropist—Conference of 1787—Separation from the Church—Sir Robert Peel—Sunday Schools—Singing—A Coachload of Methodist Preachers—Visit to the Channel Islands—Jonathan Crowther—Antislavery Society—Joseph Entwisle and Richard Reece—Simeon catechizing Wesley—Licensing Chapels and Preachers—Separation from the Church—Wesley’s Popularity—Wesley’s Publications—Dress—Diversions—Riches
490-520
1788.
Wesley on his Style—Sunday Schools—Prayer Meetings—Death of Charles Wesley—Consecration of Burial Grounds—Incidents at Bristol—Chapel at Dumfries—Methodist Membership—A Northern Fanatic—An Early Breakfast—Demoniacs—A Young Poetess—Separation from the Church—End of the World—Conference of 1788—Methodist Prayer Book—Preachers stripped of their Gown and Bands—Dewsbury Chapel Case—John Atlay and William Eels—Itinerancy—Wesley without a Sermon—Wesley’s Publications
521-564
1789.
Romney’s Portrait of Wesley—Anecdotes of Wesley—Commotion at Dublin—Separation from the Church—Rebellions—Thomas Hanby—An Irish Dinner Party—Walter Churchey—A Session of Methodist “Elders”—Conference of 1789—A Conference Sermon—Gwennap Pit—“The lovely Family at Balham”—Mount Pleasant Chapel, Liverpool—Methodism at Bideford—Wesley’s Publications—Wesley warning rich Methodists
565-596
1790.
Rev.
597-642
1791.
Letters—Female Preaching—Wesley’s last Letters—Wesley’s last Week of Public Labour—Wesley’s last Letter—Wesley’s last Song on Earth—Wesley’s Death—The Funeral—Proposed Monument in Westminster Abbey—Wesley’s Personal Appearance, Scholarship, Knowledge, Writings, Preaching, Companionship, Piety, and Industry
643-660