INDEX TO

Aberdeen, Early Methodism in, 159.
Alderney, the Governor in 1787, 21.
Aldersgate Street, London, the
Society in, 53.

Aldersley, Mary, of Shrigley, 28.
Alldin, John, of Bristol, 96.
Anham-Durham, 82.

Appleton, John,

Account of, 217.

of Shrewsbury,

Arbroath, Raid upon (1781), 201.

Aris' Birmingham Gazette, on early

Becher, Rev. Henry, of Bristol, 221.
Bedford, "an eccentric evangelist" at
(Matthews), 65.

Belchier, William, of Epsom, account
of, 67.

Benson, Joseph, letter from Thos.
Thompson, 230; Wesley Family,
by, 88.

Berkeley, Hon. Charles, of Bruton,
Co. Somerset, his drowning, 184.
Bibliomancy, 40.

Biddulph, Co. Chester, 30.
Bingley, Co. York, 31-3.
Binlington-Huntingdon, 84.
Birch, John Wyrley, magistrate at
Birmingham, suppresses the riots,
62; "Was he a Deist?" 112.
Birmingham riots, how suppressed, 61.
Black, Joseph, of Bristol, 96.
Black Country, Methodism in the,
159.

Blackwell, Mrs. Elizabeth, 22.

Blair, Andrew, Poem on the death of,

242.

Bolton, Children's sermon by W, at,

119.

Bond, R., his collection of anecdotes
lost, 9.

Book-room in 1809, 231.

Boothby, John, of Kettleshulme, 32.
Bowen, David, of Wednesbury, 199.
Brackenbury, R. C., his letters and
papers, 9.

Bradford, Joseph, 33.

Bradley, near Wednesbury,
preaching at, 200.

first

Bridgend, South Wales, state of in
1737, 44.

Bristol, Notes by H. J. Foster, with
list of members in facsimile, 92;
the Society at, 31, 58, 245; W.'s
visit Oct., 1738 (?), 144.

Brocas, Thomas, father of Methodism
in Shrewsbury, 223.
Brough, Bruff, 244.

Buckley, Thomas, of Astbury, 29.
Burdsall, “Dickey," of York, 222.
Busfield, J. A., of Bingley, 31.
Cambridgeshire, branch of Wesleys
in, 197.

Canorum, derivation of, 188.
Cards, Scripture or Draw, Hardcastle;
Hasse, on, 6; H. J. Foster on, 40.
Carlisle, early Methodism at, 179.
Chelton? where, 84.

Clarke, Dr. Adam, on Bibliomancy,

Conference, of 1748, where held, 177;
of 1749, '55, '58, suppt 63; of 1787,
on the North Shields Chapel case,
225; of 1788, 228; use of the Seal,
25, 87.

Congleton, 30-33.

Cooper, E. Seymour, on Scripture
cards, 40.

Cornwall in W.'s Journals, 185.
Cross, Richard, of Bristol, 94.
Cuthburton, Cuthbedson, Cutherston
-Cotherstone, Co. Durham, 82.
Dace, John, of Wednesbury, 199.
Dale, Hannah, of Congleton, 33.
Damascus, Two Missionaries from
(1761), 213.

Davenport, Richard, of Alpraham,
Co. Chester, 143, 181.

Davies, Rev. Theoph., Vicar of
Stepney, 71.

Dawson, Nancy, 53.

Dean family, of Gainsborough, 177.
Delamotte, Charles, 10, 11.
Deschamps, John, of Bristol, 94.
Dewsbury house, the dispute as to,
229.

Dickenson, Rev. Peard, 150.
Dumb Bell, account of, 151.
Durbin, Henry, "the Old Planner,"

221.

Dying Words of St. Augustine; Arch-
bishop Usher, 239.

Dyson, Inc. of Osmotherley, 29.
East Malling, Co. Kent, one of W.'s
Schools, 215.

Eels, in charge of Milbourn

Place Chapel (N. Shields), 230.
Englos (or Inglis), Andrew, of
Newcastle, letter from W. to, 225.
Epsom, account of Pit Place, 67.
Epworth, failure of factories, 115;
note on the fire at, 215.
Everett, James, his collection of
autographs, 10.

Everton, Co. Bedford, who wrote the
report of the revival? 22.
Exeter, riots at (1745), 14; Room in,
66 once a school," 149.
"Father of the Poor," see Stepney,
Sir Thomas.

Fell, or Fall, Capt., raid upon

Arbroath (1781), 201.

Fetter Lane Moravian Chapel, 140.
Fletcher, J. W., acquaintance with
Mrs. Glynne and the Hill family,
219.

Gwennap Pit, alterations at, (1806-7),
86.

Gwynn, of Thornbury, 84.
Haddock family, of Rye, Co. Sussex,
163.

Haisle-Haltwhistle, 83.

Hall's "Alphab. List of Circuits," 20.
Hampson, John, on W.'s appearance, 4.
Hanby, Thos., unpublished letter to
Oddie, 171.

Hardcastle, C. D., on Scripture cards,
6.
Harle, Mr.-Hoole of Haxey, 247.
Harrison, Launcelot, unpublished

letter from W., 202.
Harwich, Norwich, 244.
Hassé, L. C., of the Moravian Coll.,
Fairfield, on Scripture cards, 7.
Hathenham-Rotherham, 82.
Hawkestone, Co. Salop, seat of the
Hill family, 218; a society there
(1768), 219.

Hawnby, Co. York, 30.
Haydon, John, of Bristol, 94.
Hayes, Co. Middlesex, and Rev. C.
Manning, 34.

Heeley, James, of Birmingham, 25.
Hereford, Edw., 12th Visc., 218.
Highgate, in Georgia, 244.

Hill family, of Hawkestone Park,
217 et seq.

Hingeston, John, "J. H." in the
Journals, 52.

blessing,
certain, though impossible, 118,
150; early unauthorized books, 99;
early editions, 102.

Inglis, see Englos.

Jackson, Mrs. Elizabeth,
perience of E. J.," 59.

"Ex-

Jackson, F. M., on Books mentioned
in W.'s Journals; see Wesley, John.
James' Barton, St., Bristol, 245.
Johnson, Elizabeth, 59,

Jones, James, of West Bromwich, 116.
Jones, John, Master of Kingswood,
his marriage, 34.
Jones, John, of Bristol, 94
Jones, Robt., of Fonmon, 44.
Kelson, James, of Bristol, 96.
Kabb-Kebb? 247.
Kemnal-Hempnall, 244.
Kent, W.'s three schools in, 215.
K[nill], John, of St. Ives, Co. Corn-
wall,
a young attorney," account

of, 85.
Kingston, William, of Ditcheat, 167.
Kingswood School, Silver plate at,
248.

Lane, John, of Bentley, 64.

Lea (or Lee), John, of Wood-
borough, Co. Notts, his house
licensed for preaching, 52.
Leak-Leek, 244.
Leek, Co. Staff., 32.
Lewensmead, Bristol, 245.

Leybourne, Co. Kent, one of W.'s
schools, 215.

Lindon, Matthew, of Taunton, and
Wesley, 118.

Lloyd, Edward, of Aberbechan, Co.
Mont., 217.
Lorborough-Ludborough, 246.
Love, R. H., sale of his library, 9.
Ludstown-Lansdown, 246.
Lunell, William, of Dublin, 87.

Lyme Regis, Co. Dorset ; Barthol.
Wesley buried at, 89.
Macclesfield, 31.

Manchester, 117.

66

Manning, Rev. Charles, of Hayes, 34.
Martin, William, of Bristol, 96.
Matthews, T. R., of Bedford,
an eccentric evangelist," 65.
Maxfield-Macclesfield, 245.
Methodism, Newspaper notices of
early, 12; Notes on Bristol, 92;
in Aberdeen, 159; Wednesbury
traditions, 198; in Shrewsbury,
217; North Shields chapel case,
223.

Milkstram-Melksham, 245.
Millbourn Place Chapel, see North
Shields.

Millington, Edward, of Wednesbury,

199.

Mills, Peter, assistant at Newcastle
O.T., 229.

Mitchell, Richard, records of altera-
tions at Gwennap pit, 86.
Moravians, use of Scripture Cards,
7, 40; H. J. Foster on
"Briève et
Fidèle Exposition de .

l'Unité des Frères" (1758), 140.
Mortimer, T., author of "Die and
be Damned," 214.

Musical Glasses, player upon, 216.
Nelson, John, unpublished letter to
C. W., 104.

Newark, Preaching places at, 239.
New Keith, N.B., 214.

New Mill, N.B., "a town of
beggars," 214.

New Orygan-New Biggin, 245.
Nightingale, Joseph, 41.

Nightly Cereus, botanical curiosity,

Patterson, John, of North Shields,
226.

Pelham, Mr., his mausoleum, 113.
Philips, William, of Bristol, 96.
Phillips, W., his "Early Methodism
in Shropshire," 217.
Pietists, 231.

Pit Place, Epsom, account of, 67.
Pitcombe and Pitchcomb, 245.
Portraits, see Wesley, John.
Proper Names with def. article, 248.
Punshon, Dr. W. M., sale of his
library, 9; his last service, 9.
Quakers, the white, 165.
Raphael's cartoons, 148.
Raynham School, 147, 215.
Reed, John, of North

223.

Shields,

Richards, Thomas, master at Kings-
wood, his marriage, 34.

Ripley, William, of Whitby, travels
with W., 127.

Roberts, Rev. Thos., 41.

Robinson,

book, 99.

query on his Hymn-

Rode Hill, Co. Chester, 28.
Rothbury-in-the-Forest, 113.
Rousseau, 143.

Rule, Joseph, "the White Quaker,"
165.

Rye, Co. Sussex, 163.

Sadler's Wells, London, 213.

Sandhutton, Co. York, 28.

Sayse, Thomas, of Bristol, 94.

Scoleton, Co. Norfolk, 83.

Scots Magazine (1763) on Methodism

in Aberdeen, 159.'

Scott, Francis, of Wakefield, 86.
Scripture Cards, Hardcastle on, 6;
H. J. Foster on, 40.
Scudamore, Mrs., 238.
"Sentimental, Continental," 183.
Sheldon, John, of Wednesbury, 155.
Sheldon, W. C., on newspaper
notices of early Methodism, 12.
Shrewsbury, early Methodism, 217;
W.'s first visit, 219.
Skirrow, John, of Bingley, 31.
Slater, Sister, of Wednesbury, 158.
Smith, William, of Newcastle O.T.,
the North Shields chapel case, 226;
letter from W., 228.

Snowden, George, of North Shields,
223.

Snowdon, Michael, of Osmotherley,
28.

Southborough, Co. Kent, one of W.'s
schools, 215.

Spence, Robert, his Hymn-book, 99.
Stakes, Mr., of North Shields, 227.
Stapleford, two distinguished, 245.
Staton, Joshua, of Congleton, 33.
Stepney, Sir Thomas, "Father of the
Poor," 70.

St. Ives, Co. Cornwall, 211.
Stoke, Stoken, Stoken-church,
distinguished, 245.

Stonier, William, of Biddulph, 30.
Stowe, Co. Bucks, gardens at, 36.
Strong, Joseph, of Carlisle, a re-
markable blind man, 179.
Sunderland, 224.

Superintendent" and "Bishop," in
America, 22.

Sutcliffe, Joseph, canvassers for his
Commentary, 231.

Tattershall, Co. Linc., stained glass
at, 112.

Taunton, W. at (1744), 12.
Temple Backs, Bristol, 245.
Tern Hall, Co. Salop, 219.
Thirsk, 30, 33.

Thomas, Josiah, of Co. Somerset, 231.
Thompson, Thomas, M.P., letter to
Benson, 230.

Thornbury, Co. Glouc., "a few men
of substance," 84.

Thurston family, of Thornbury, 84.
Todd, William, of North Shields, 226.
Tripp, John, of Bristol, 96.

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Troutbeck, W. preaches his funeral
sermon, 32.
Trowbridge, 57.

Turner, Mrs. Joanna, (née Cook),
Life of, 57.

Turner, Capt. Joseph, of Bristol, 95.
Tyerman, Eliz., of Osmotherley, 28.
Tyerman, Luke, sale of his Library, 9.
Vicary, of Bristol, 96.

Vowler, Rev. Mr., of St. Agnes, 52.
Walcom, John, of Bristol, 95.
Walsh, John, converted deist, 24.
Ward, Francis, 117, 155.

Wathen, Dr. Samuel, 98.

Watson, Dr., of North Shields, 223.
Watson, Richard, born at Barton-on-
Humber, 10.

Watts, Dr. Isaac, 88.

Wednesbury, mobs at (1744), 13;
Historic Meth. houses in, 117;
Meth. traditions, 198; as W. knew
it, 153.