Chapter XXXIII: Part 33

Hutton, James, i. 108, 132, 181, 182, 236, 298, 300, 307, 342, 420,
477; ii. 158, 159, 220, 222.

Hutton, Mrs., i. 189.

Hutton, Rev. Mr., i. 189.

Hutton Rudby, ii. 409, 570.

Hymn Book, Methodist, ii. 181; iii. 343.

Hymn Singing in Scotland, ii. 164.

Hymn Writing, i. 397.

“Hymns and Sacred Poems,” i. 290.

I‘Anson, Mr., ii. 358.

Ilkestone, iii. 475.

Imputed Righteousness, ii. 458, 469, 551; iii. 14.

Infidelity and Popery, i. 140.

Infidelity at Oxford, i. 65.

Ingham, Benjamin, i. 68, 108, 117, 118, 122, 126, 127, 135, 137, 196,
198, 250, 277, 299, 306, 328, 338; ii. 116, 164, 166, 534; iii.
255.

Innys, Rev. Mr., i. 538.

Inverness, iii. 65, 293, 507.

Ireland, i. 556.

Irish Methodists, iii. 42, 227.

Irish Primitive Methodists, i. 6.

Isle of Man, iii. 228, 241, 354, 593.

Isle of Wight, i. 121, 171; ii. 304; iii. 386.

Itinerancy, iii. 167, 168, 561.

Itinerant Preachers Advised, ii. 163, 199.

Itinerant Preachers in 1744, i. 459.

Jackson, Daniel, iii. 598.

Jackson, Thomas, ii. 114.

Jaco, Peter, i. 555; iii. 297.

Jane, John, ii. 75.

Janitor, Grateful, i. 24.

Jarratt, Rev. Mr., iii. 151.

Jenkins, Herbert, i. 537.

Jephson, Rev. Alexander, ii. 369.

Johnson, Dr. Samuel, i. 51, 61; iii. 185, 238, 294, 406.

Johnson, John, ii. 359, 383.

Johnson, Miss, iii. 272.

Johnson, Thomas, ii. 416.

Jones, Jacob, iii. 651.

Jones, Rev. Griffith, i. 221.

Jones, Rev. John, ii. 11, 202, 203, 358, 486, 507; iii. 205.

Jones, Rev. Thomas, ii. 324.

Jumpers, Welsh, ii. 480.

Justification, i. 52, 306, 443, 497.

Keighley, i. 544; ii. 330; iii. 243, 289.

Keighley, Joshua, iii. 441, 507.

Keith, Jeannie, i. 542; ii. 52, 166.

Kelso, ii. 276; iii. 371.

Kempis, Thomas à, i. 33-36, 106; iii. 631.

Kendal, ii. 164, 505, 535.

Kennicott, Dr., i. 448.

Kennington Common, i. 228.

Kershaw, James, ii. 531, 535; iii. 362.

Kilham, Alexander, iii. 408, 504.

Kinchin, Charles, i. 67, 225.

King, Archbishop, iii. 643.

King, John, iii. 207.

King, Lord, i. 508.

Kingsford, William, iii. 562.

Kingswood, i. 227, 268, 519; ii. 34, 75, 86, 89, 290, 425; iii. 110.

Kingswood School, i. 269; ii. 7, 121, 171, 241, 287, 297, 454, 559;
iii. 51, 70, 129, 367, 396-400.

Kinnard, iii. 41.

Kinsale, ii. 147, 354; iii. 460.

Kirkby, Rev. John, ii. 70.

Kirkham, Robert, i. 49.

Knaresborough, ii. 411.

Knight, Titus, ii. 573.

Knox, Alexander, ii. 536, 577.

Koker, Dr., i. 196; ii. 57.

Lackington, James, i. 550.

Lacy, David, ii. 275.

Lambeth, iii. 217, 649.

Lancaster, John, iii. 416.

Lancaster, Rev. Nathaniel, ii. 616.

Land, Rev. Tristam, i. 242.

Landau Church, i. 458.

Lane End, iii. 411, 472.

Laneast, i. 458.

Langhorne, Dr., ii. 213, 455.

Langston, Mr., ii. 375.

Languages, ii. 135.

Larwood, Samuel, ii. 187.

Latrobe, Benjamin, i. 556.

Laughing, i. 293.

Launceston, ii. 190, 218, 361.

Lavington, Bishop, ii. 23, 91, 134, 150.

Law, William, i. 50, 83, 99, 132, 185-187, 284, 330, 399; ii. 63,
265, 269; iii. 36.

Lay Preaching, i. 201, 276; ii. 246.

Learning, Wesley on, i. 367; ii. 64, 491.

Leatherhead, iii. 650.

Lee, Thomas, ii. 572; iii. 326, 327.

Leeds, i. 490, 495, 513; ii. 2, 33, 120, 139, 166, 316, 399, 448,
584; iii. 45, 68, 126, 206, 270, 292, 356, 415.

Leek, iii. 118.

Lefevre, Mrs., ii. 109.

Leicester, ii. 170, 281.

Leifchild, Rev. Dr., iii. 488.

Leighton Buzzard, iii. 114.

Leith, iii. 123.

Leland, Dr. Thomas, ii. 493.

Lending Society, i. 550.

Leominster, i. 524.

Letters for first time published, i. 26, 27, 29, 37, 94, 131, 132,
136, 137, 224, 233, 306, 312; ii. 112, 167, 201, 253, 281, 360,
416, 503, 508, 563, 564, 612; iii. 3, 5, 31, 54, 55, 69, 70,
72, 78, 83, 88, 95, 150, 177, 204, 212, 225, 230, 273, 277,
284, 288, 289, 293, 304, 315, 324, 336, 337, 349, 355, 358,
376, 377, 378, 382, 392, 404, 408, 428, 442, 454, 467, 477,
482, 486, 491, 497, 507, 522, 525, 532, 542-544, 546, 565, 580,
590, 592, 598, 601, 605, 621, 632, 633, 643, 649.

Leven, Lord, iii. 412.

Lewen, Miss, ii. 588.

Ley, William, ii. 353; iii. 17.

Leytonstone, ii. 287.

Libraries, i. 499.

Licensing Chapels, iii. 511.

Lichfield, Bishop of, i. 61.

Limerick, ii. 36, 37, 78, 354, 448; iii. 460.

Lincoln, iii. 327, 617.

Lisbon, Earthquake at, ii. 223.

Lisburn, ii. 240, 445; iii. 154.

Liskeard, ii. 290.

List of Itinerants, ii. 126.

Liverpool, ii. 196, 274, 301, 328, 448, 566, 600; iii. 9, 486, 590.

Lloyd, Rev. David, iii. 402.

Lloyd, Rev. Richard, ii. 79.

_Lloyd’s Evening Post_, ii. 348, 388, 428.

Logic, ii. 90.

_London Chronicle_, ii. 460.

London Circuit Plan in 1792, iii. 223.

_London Daily Post_, ii. 58.

_London Evening Post_, i. 473.

London in 1739, i. 213.

_London Magazine_, ii. 292, 427.

London Methodist Chapels, ii. 89; iii. 216.

London Methodist Day School, i. 550.

London Methodist Society, i. 420, 461, 489.

Londonderry, ii. 536; iii. 42, 202.

Longden, Henry, iii. 474.

Longridge, Michael, iii. 604.

Lots, Casting, i. 147, 232, 323, 531.

Loughborough, iii. 69.

Lovefeast at Fetter Lane, i. 229.

Lovefeasts, Methodist, ii. 341, 539.

Lowes, Matthew, iii. 6, 70, 71, 78.

Lowestoft, ii. 512; iii. 628.

Lowth, Bishop, ii. 596; iii. 251, 332.

Loyalty, Methodist, i. 439, 440, 491; iii. 235, 236, 286.

Lunell, Mr., i. 557; ii. 5.

Lurgan, ii. 303, 445; iii. 202.

Lutheran Reformation, i. 2.

Luton, iii. 114.

Lynn, iii. 629.

McAllum, Duncan, iii. 272, 293, 497, 507, 565.

Macaulay, Lord, iii. 660.

Macclesfield, ii. 448; iii. 8, 165, 370, 393, 404, 493, 501, 605.

M‘Donald, James, iii. 630.

M‘Geary, John, iii. 493.

M‘Geary, Thomas, iii. 399.

M‘Gowan, John, ii. 407; iii. 34, 314.

Machiavel, Nicholas, i. 134.

M‘Kersey, J., iii. 466.

Mackford, Mr., ii. 14.

Mackie, George, iii. 134.

M‘Nab, Alexander, iii. 84, 85, 303, 348, 559.

Madan, Rev. Martin, ii. 283, 448, 499, 556.

Maddox, Mr., iii. 421.

Madeley, ii. 299; iii. 290, 370, 411, 472, 603.

Maldon, ii. 300.

Malton, ii. 570.

Manchester, i. 92, 174, 545; ii. 138, 164, 327, 399, 448, 478, 540;
iii. 119, 313, 337, 350, 353, 393, 411, 416, 496, 605.

Mann, John, iii. 544.

Manners, John, ii. 415, 570.

Manners, Nicholas, ii. 306; iii. 559.

Manning, Rev. Charles, i. 551; ii. 70, 101.

March, Miss, iii. 177.

Marienbourn, i. 197.

Marriage with deceased wife’s sister, ii. 259.

Marriages, Improper, iii. 364, 640.

Marriott, Thomas, i. 465.

Marvellous Escape, iii. 169.

Mary, Queen of Scotland, iii. 32.

Maskew, Jonathan, ii. 411; iii. 68.

Mason, John, ii. 170; iii. 598.

Mason, William, iii. 75.

Massiot, James, ii. 304.

Mathematics, ii. 389.

Mather, Alexander, ii. 184, 488; iii. 155, 204, 327, 375, 441, 478,
553, 558, 575.

Maud, Rev. J., i. 474.

Maxfield, Thomas, i. 274, 302, 369, 454, 470; ii. 381, 432, 436, 440,
450, 454, 462, 464, 474, 482, 486, 507, 556; iii. 26, 59, 115,
261, 296.

Maxwell, Lady, ii. 471, 503, 603; iii. 40, 65, 84, 86, 561.

Mayer, Matthew, ii. 328, 473; iii 290.

Mayor, First Methodist, ii. 274.

Mayor of Grampound, ii. 290.

Means of Grace, i. 304.

Mears, William, iii. 622.

Meek, Jenny, i. 487.

Meggot, Samuel, ii. 472.

Mellar Barn, ii. 142.

Meriton, Rev. John, i. 442, 458, 539; ii. 3.

Merryweather, George, ii. 408, 415, 565, 612; iii. 69, 83.

Methodism, Growth of, ii. 538.

Methodism’s first Lay Preacher, i. 274.

Methodist Episcopal Church, i. 8.

Methodist Manifestoes, i. 484; ii. 533.

Methodist, Name of, i. 67, 331.

Methodist New Connexion, i. 5.

Methodist Newspapers, i. 11.

Methodism, Perpetuation of, iii. 49.

Methodist Protestant Church, i. 9.

Methodist Statistics, i. 7, 9; ii. 608, 609; iii. 330, 620.

Methodists not perfect, ii. 540, 580.

Middleton, Dr. Conyers, ii. 34, 61.

Middleton, John, ii. 409.

Midsomer Norton, iii. 231.

Mill, Peter, iii. 573.

Millard, Henry, i. 453.

Millenarianism, ii. 220, 521; iii. 544.

Miller, Robert, ii. 483; iii. 626.

Milner, Rev. J., ii. 116, 141, 164, 166, 330.

Milton, John, ii. 495.

Ministerial Responsibility, iii. 121.

Ministers, Unconverted, iii. 564.

Minulla, ii. 304.

Miracles, i. 531; ii. 87.

Missionary Collection, First Methodist, ii. 606.

Missionary Report, First Methodist, iii. 480.

Missionaries, Wesley on, i. 135, 142; ii. 606.

Missions, Methodist, iii. 46; iii. 272-274, 480-484.

Missions to India proposed, iii. 483.

Mitchell, Thomas, ii. 44, 381; iii. 68.

“Mitre,” The, ii. 241, 254.

Molther, Philip H., i. 297, 301, 302.

Monmouth, iii. 339.

Monro, Dr., iii. 122.

Montanists, ii. 87.

Moon, Elizabeth, ii. 409.

Moore, Henry, i. 147, 350; ii. 101, 115; iii. 16, 224, 246, 441, 543,
566, 575, 598, 609, 616, 647.

Moore, William, iii. 458.

Moorfields, i. 214.

Moorhouse, Michael, iii. 467.

Moravian Missions, i. 300.

Moravianism, i. 205, 206, 210, 281; ii. 155, 467; iii. 72.

Moravians, i. 121, 126, 195, 279, 310, 337, 477, 478, 535; ii. 58, 95.

Morgan, James, ii. 358; iii. 16, 23, 41.

Morgan, R., i. 131.

Morgan, William, i. 67, 84.

Morley, ii. 331.

Morley, Dr., i. 58.

Morning Preaching, iii. 22, 167, 410.

Morpeth, ii. 329.

Morris, James, ii. 315.

Moss, Richard, i. 471, 482; ii. 11.

Murgatroyd, John, i. 385.

Murlin, John, ii. 381; iii. 292.

Murray, Grace, i. 541, 543; ii. 12, 45-56.

Music, ii. 500.

Musselburgh, ii. 118, 276.

Myles, William, iii. 154, 568, 572, 583.

Mystics, The, i. 133; ii. 519.

Nantwich, ii. 163; iii. 118.

National Alarm, iii. 267, 286.

National Churches, i. 509.

National Commotion, ii. 234; iii. 39.

National Distress and its Remedies, iii. 130.

Naval and Military Bible Society, iii. 315.

Neath, i. 525; iii. 20.

Nelson, John, i. 369, 381, 383, 418, 420, 441, 458, 507, 544; ii. 53,
169, 383, 573; iii. 70, 373.

Nervousness, iii. 274, 489.

New Birth, i. 230.

New Mills, iii. 9.

New York, ii. 607; iii. 47.

Newark, iii. 327, 491, 549.

Newbury, iii. 29, 62, 471.

Newcastle on Tyne, i. 385, 392, 403-405, 425, 431, 461, 483, 487,
490, 494, 513, 541; ii. 12, 33, 49, 56, 112, 117, 120, 140,
166, 212, 328, 406, 418, 470, 503, 537, 567, 569, 595, 603,
606; iii. 7, 17, 66, 123, 169, 202, 215, 241, 294, 355, 412,
573, 604, 607, 608.

Newfoundland, iii. 25, 176, 458.

Newgate Prison, ii. 396.

Newlyn, i. 555; ii. 25.

Newman, Miss, ii. 560.

Newry, ii. 445, 600.

Newspaper, First Methodist, i. 346.

Newton, Rev. John, ii. 295, 314, 349, 363; iii. 33.

Nitschmann, David, i. 117, 119, 146.

Nitschmann, Hannah, ii. 157.

Norris, Dr. John, i. 367.

North, Lord, iii. 197.

Northallerton, i. 486, 487.

Northampton, ii. 587.

Northtawton, ii. 544.

Northwich, i. 547.

Norton, Mr., ii. 256.

Norwich, ii. 123, 189, 218, 273, 290, 309, 313, 317, 325, 333, 342,
348, 381, 397, 444, 482, 512, 534, 615; iii. 178, 405, 465, 629.

Norwood, ii. 290.

“Notes on New Testament,” ii. 184, 226.

“Notes on Old Testament,” ii. 552.

Nottingham, i. 339, 440, 507, 518; ii. 514, 560; iii. 409, 514.

Nova Scotia, iii. 401, 497, 545.

Novels, iii. 172, 450.

Nowell, Dr., iii. 32, 54, 108.

Oastler, Robert, iii. 424.

Oddie, James, iii. 70, 71, 420, 559, 574.

Oglethorpe, General, i. 110, 117, 118, 122, 129, 136, 146.

Okeley, Francis, ii. 301.

Oldham, iii. 290, 371.

Oldham, Adam, iii. 119.

O’Leary, Arthur, iii. 320.

Oliphant, Lawrence, ii. 190.

Oliver, John, iii. 71.

Olivers, Thomas, ii. 489, 588; iii. 41, 104, 106-108, 140, 156, 158,
166, 181, 188, 259, 285.

Oratorios, ii. 499.

Ordination, i. 510.

Ordination of Methodist Preachers, ii. 202, 487; iii. 311, 331, 427.

Ordination Vows, i. 100.

Original Sin, i. 443; ii. 294.

Orphan House, Newcastle, i. 393, 519, 543.

Orphanage, Methodist, ii. 517.

Orton, Rev. Job, iii. 19.

Osborn, Thomas, ii. 359.

Osmotherley, i. 485, 487, 490, 541, 544; ii. 12, 107, 140, 212, 277,
409.

Otley, ii. 330, 410, 416.

Oulton, John, ii. 370.

Owen, Miss, iii. 129.

Oxford, i. 174, 179, 182, 224; iii. 29, 32.

Oxford Methodists, 66-74, 83-88, 90, 92, 106, 182, 361.

Padiham, ii. 275; iii. 291.

Palatines, ii. 146, 238, 354.

Paoli, General, iii. 454.

Papists, i. 485; ii. 384; iii. 318-323.

Parkhurst, Dr., ii. 180.

Pastoral Visitation, i. 420, 446; ii. 313, 580; iii. 23, 125, 164.

Pateley, ii. 572; iii. 326.

Pawson, John, ii. 112, 443, 511, 547; iii. 163, 221, 297, 300,
310-312, 420, 423, 428, 441, 442, 496, 529, 557, 573, 582.

Payne, John, ii. 493.

Pearse, Colonel, iii. 460.

Pearson, George, iii. 8.

Pebworth, iii. 7.

Peel, Sir Robert, iii. 499.

Pembroke, iii. 20, 110.

Penitents, i. 445.

Penn, Rev. James, ii. 456.

Pennington, William, ii. 532.

Penrith, iii. 327.

Pensford, i. 236.

Perfection, Christian, i. 88, 288, 313, 316, 334, 339, 349, 365, 444,
461, 498, 535, 553; ii. 215, 232, 306, 346, 399, 413, 416, 431,
439, 442, 447, 449-453, 461, 465, 482, 494, 507, 535, 546, 550,
562, 593, 596; iii. 12, 14, 22, 26, 59, 121, 462, 625, 633.

Periam, Joseph, i. 247.

Perronet, Charles, i. 559; ii. 2, 34, 84, 109, 189, 200, 201, 206,
381, 548.

Perronet, Edward, ii. 57, 84, 101, 104, 200, 230, 241, 254, 419.

Perronet, Rev. Vincent, i. 512, 525; ii. 6, 8, 54, 62, 92, 104, 107,
108, 129, 130, 149, 179, 230, 298, 467, 549; iii. 53, 96, 122,
296, 390, 463.

Persecution, i. 236, 238, 296, 331, 356, 396, 425, 453, 470, 547; ii.
2, 37, 272, 291, 353.

Persecutors, Death of, ii. 278.

Perth, iii. 10, 120, 168.

Peters, Sarah, ii. 27, 28.

Philanthropy, i. 294, 332, 352; ii. 348, 467; iii. 458, 491.

Philips, Sir John, i. 132.

Pickering, ii. 570.

Pickles, Joseph, ii. 411.

Piercy, George, ii. 607.

Piers, Rev. Henry, i. 375, 427.

Pilkington, Mrs., ii. 77.

Pilmoor, Joseph, iii. 47, 54, 178.

Pine, William, iii. 188, 211.

Piracy, i. 465.

Pitt, Right Hon. William, iii. 450.

Placey, ii. 276.

Plagiarism, i. 366.

Plainness, ii. 183.

Playdell, Mrs., iii. 532.

Plendelieth, Rev. Mr., iii. 13.

Plummer, Stephen, ii. 171.

Plymouth, i. 554; ii. 190, 361, 585; iii. 28, 384, 459, 492, 587.

Pocklington, ii. 140, 278.

Poor House, Methodist, i. 549.

Popery, iii. 315, 318, 388.

Poplar, iii. 115.

Port Isaac, i. 555; ii. 361.

Portadown, ii. 600.

Portarlington, ii. 37, 78, 82, 302, 353, 447; iii. 42.

Portsmouth, ii. 170.

Potter, Archbishop, i. 43; ii. 16; iii. 571.

Potter, Rev. Mr., ii. 317.

Potto, ii. 409.

Power, Autocratic, ii. 577; iii. 305, 309.

Prayer Answered, i. 232; iii. 204.

Prayer Book, Methodist, iii. 548.

Prayer Meetings, iii. 135, 522, 623.

Preachers’ Allowances, iii. 550.

Preachers, how to mend, ii. 582.

Preachers, First Methodist, iii. 455.

Preaching, Extempore, iii. 563.

Preaching, Gospel, ii. 130.

Preaching the Law, ii. 84.

Preaching, Lay, i. 369; ii. 245.

Preaching, Methodist, i. 515.

Predestination, i. 40, 318, 319, 366; ii. 148; iii. 14, 54.

Preston, iii. 354.

Preston Pans, ii. 567.

Pretender, The, i. 42, 489.

Price, Dr., iii. 234.

Primitive Methodists, i. 6; ii. 609.

Prince Edward’s Island, iii. 66.

Pritchard, John, ii. 547.

Protestant Association, iii. 318.

Publications, Anti-Methodist, i. 325, 364, 426, 454, 474, 513; ii.
180, 217, 229, 270, 291, 367, 427, 455, 489, 525, 537, 550,
590, 616; iii. 35, 56, 79, 255, 261, 314.

Publications, Wesley’s, i. 90, 105, 210, 288, 333, 365, 397, 430,
463, 500, 529, 562; ii. 29, 60, 89, 135, 142, 147, 181, 191,
220, 264, 293, 317, 345, 389, 429, 457, 494, 532, 550, 593,
617; iii. 36, 57, 80, 112, 145, 161, 182, 210, 234, 260, 267,
280, 315, 342, 366, 387, 406, 455, 469, 488, 515, 593, 633.

Publow, iii. 129.

Punctuality, iii. 539.

Quakerism, i. 489; ii. 30; iii. 245, 246.

Quarterly Meetings, ii. 42.

Quarterly Visitation, i. 380; iii. 514.

Questions to Candidates, ii. 583.

Quick, Catherine, i. 416.

Quincy, Rev. Samuel, i. 114, 126, 127.

Rankin, Thomas, ii. 507, 532, 545; iii. 69, 97, 194, 248, 297, 299,
300, 429, 441, 510, 566, 567, 575, 654.

Reading (Berks.), ii. 218.

Reading recommended, ii. 515; iii. 359, 632.

Redemption, Universal, i. 535.

Reece, Richard, iii. 29, 509.

Reeves, Jonathan, i. 453, 454, 473.

Religion, how to Revive, iii. 22.

Religious Cheerfulness, i. 138.

Religious Reformations Compared, i. 533.

Religious Revivals, i. 218, 220, 222, 223, 467; iii. 124.

Religious Societies, i. 254.

Relly, James, i. 536; ii. 240, 400.

Relly, John, i. 537.

Renty, Monsieur de, i. 366.

Repentance, i. 52, 497; iii. 24.

Reprobation, i. 317; ii. 144, 145.

Reproving Sin, iii. 622.

Reynolds, John, ii. 484.

Richardson, Rev. John, ii. 507, 573; iii. 222, 299.

Rich Methodists Warned, iii. 456, 516, 519, 563, 594, 636.

Riches, Danger of, iii. 347.

Richmond (Yorkshire), iii. 18.

Ridley, Mr., i. 491, 494.

Rimius, Henry, ii. 156.

Riots in Staffordshire, i. 407.

Ripon, ii. 569; iii. 326.

Ritchie, Miss, ii. 411; iii. 243, 337, 461, 621, 650, 651.

Ritualism, i. 168.

Robe, Rev. James, i. 222.

Roberts, Thomas, iii. 621, 647.

Robertson, Dr., iii. 120.

Robin Hood’s Bay, ii. 277, 330, 409.

Robinson, Archbishop, i. 277.

Robinson, Henry Crabb, iii. 628.

Rochdale, ii. 57.

Rochester, iii. 622.

Rodda, Richard, iii. 248, 500, 574, 590.

Rogers, Hester Anne, iii. 166, 371, 392, 650.

Rogers, James, iii. 178, 348, 459, 625, 649, 650, 654.

Rolvenden, ii. 359.

Romaine, Rev. William, ii. 219, 277, 412, 448, 459, 463, 534, 556;
iii. 75.

Romley, Rev. Mr., i. 405, 458, 488, 493; ii. 11.

Roquet, Rev. James, ii. 11, 546; iii. 16, 188.

Rotherham, ii. 69, 278, 331, 412, 502.

Roughlee, ii. 14.

Rousseau, iii. 58.

Rowell, Jacob, ii. 144, 381, 565.

Rules of Methodist Societies, i. 430.

Rutherford, Thomas, iii. 304, 623.

Rutherforth, Rev. Dr., ii. 490; iii. 36.

Ryan, Sarah, ii. 109, 285, 297, 517, 562.

Rye, iii. 566.

Ryles, Mr., iii 8.

Sabbath Desecration, i. 501; iii. 366, 372.

Sacraments, i. 81, 353, 501; ii. 263; iii. 574-576.

Sagar, William, iii. 243.

Salisbury, ii. 87, 218; iii. 52, 503.

Salmon, Mr., i. 117; iii. 118.

Saltzburghers, i. 112.

Salvation by Faith, i. 183, 238.

Sandeman, Robert, ii. 293, 534; iii. 3.

Sandemanianism, ii. 293, 550.

Saunderson, Hugh, iii. 42.

Savannah, i. 123, 126, 128, 161, 163.

Scarborough, ii. 330, 410, 509; iii. 413.

Schism, ii. 244.

Schisms, i. 325, 344.

Scilly Islands, i. 419.

Scotch Funerals, iii. 167.

Scotch National Assembly, ii. 567.

Scotland, Methodism in, ii. 119.

_Scots Magazine_, i. 239, 357.

Scott, Captain, ii. 587.

Scott, Francis, ii. 12.

Scott, Sir Walter, iii. 371.

Seabury, Dr. Samuel, iii. 440.

Secker, Archbishop, i. 500.

Selby, ii. 327.

Select Societies, i. 445.

Sellon, Rev. Walter, ii. 8, 11, 201, 281, 359, 531; iii. 54, 55, 81,
87, 91, 108, 117, 140, 180, 408, 431.

Separation from Church of England, ii. 198, 200, 241, 279, 317, 380,
402, 416, 444, 477, 526, 575; iii. 12, 18, 23, 270, 278, 330,
363, 391, 413, 431, 436, 449, 465, 468, 477, 488, 490, 496,
511, 523, 534, 542, 545, 547, 569, 613, 634.

Sermons before University, i. 362, 448.

Settle, iii. 242.

Sevenoaks, i. 376, 525; iii. 562.

Seward, William, i. 342.

Shackerley, ii. 18.

Shadford, George, iii. 175, 248.

Shaftesbury, ii. 86, 87, 218, 585.

Sharpe, Granville, iii. 114.

Shaw, Mrs., iii. 465.

Sheerness, ii. 615.

Sheffield, i. 390, 425, 488; ii. 139, 278, 328, 331, 501, 561; iii.
48, 328, 336, 348, 474.

Shent, William, ii. 118, 595; iii. 289, 296.

Shepherd, Mr., i. 416, 418.

“Shepherd of Salisbury Plain,” iii. 53.

Shepton Mallet, i. 524; ii. 1, 2, 86; iii. 590.

Sherlock, Bishop, ii. 72.

Shields, i. 404; ii. 329; iii. 18, 573.

Shirley, Lady Frances, ii. 32, 194.

Shirley, Rev. Walter, ii. 337, 364, 380; iii. 65, 93.

Shoreham, i. 507, 525; iii. 53.

Short Prayers, ii. 577.

Shrewsbury, iii. 19, 449.

Silvester, Rev, Tipping, i. 209.

Simeon, Rev. Charles, iii. 454, 510.

Simpson, Rev. David, iii. 165, 336, 370, 404, 501.

Simpson, Rev. Mr., i. 302, 303, 338, 476.

Simpson, Thomas, iii. 397.

Simpson, William, iii. 486, 522, 542.

Singing, i. 398; ii. 429; iii. 20, 22, 352, 502.

Skelton, Charles, ii. 36, 129, 134, 187, 241.

Skerret, Rev. Dr., i. 239.

Skircoat Green, i. 513.

Slanders, i. 357.

Slavery, ii. 132; iii. 114, 183, 650.

Sleep, i. 72; iii. 357, 359.

Sligo, ii. 354, 445; iii. 269.

Slocomb, John, i. 440.

Smalbroke, Bishop, i. 504.

Smith, Christopher, ii. 408.

Smith, John, ii. 350.

Smith, Rev. Haddon, iii. 80.

Smith, Rev. Thomas, iii. 337.

Smith, William, ii. 112; iii. 16, 169, 607.

Smyth, Agnes, iii. 241.

Smyth, Aquila, i. 326.

Smyth, Rev. Edward, iii. 241, 304, 313, 454, 494, 571, 572, 583, 624.

Smuggling, ii. 277, 449, 515, 617; iii. 215.

Snowsfields Chapel, i. 421.

Snuff taking, ii. 540.

Societies, Methodist, i. 278, 444.

Society for Reformation of Manners, ii. 468.

Society Meetings, i. 446.

Socinianism, ii. 295.

Soldiers, i. 432; ii. 231, 237.

South Leigh, ii. 498.

South Sea Bubble, i. 43.

Southall, Mr., ii. 500.

Southampton, iii. 503.

Southey, Robert, i. 265; iii. 656.

Spangenberg, Rev. Mr., i. 125, 420.

Sparrow, Samuel, iii. 117.

Spence, Robert, iii. 496, 539.

Spencer, William, ii. 11.

Spitalfields, ii. 534; iii. 25.

St. Agnes, i. 554; ii. 289, 361.

St. Austell, ii. 290; iii. 465, 587.

St. Helens, iii. 371.

St. Ives, i. 416, 453, 454, 554; ii. 87, 171, 218, 361, 587, 610.

St. Just, i. 489, 524; ii. 25, 87, 218, 289, 361.

Stafford, iii. 403, 411.

Stamp, John, iii. 573.

Stanhope, iii. 535.

Staniforth, Samson, ii. 487.

Stanton Harcourt, i. 174, 179.

Stationing Preachers, iii. 271, 339, 373, 418.

Stebbing, Rev. Dr., i. 240, 475.

Stennett, Dr., iii. 13.

Stephens, Joseph Rayner, iii. 462.

Stephens, William, i. 162, 164.

Sterne, Lawrence, ii. 369, 590; iii. 114.

Stevens, William, iii. 648.

Stewards, London, i. 422, 549.

Stockport, iii. 327.

Stockton, ii. 12, 120, 277, 330, 407; iii. 412.

Stokesley, ii. 330.

Stonehouse, Rev. Mr., i. 179, 305, 514.

Stourport, iii. 602, 647.

Strangers’ Friend Society, i. 11; iii. 252.

Stroud, ii. 500, 535; iii. 391, 410.

Sunday Schools, i. 10; ii. 534; iii. 414, 500, 522, 604.

Sunderland, i. 404; ii. 140, 277, 329, 618; iii. 48, 328, 336, 348,
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Suter, Alexander, iii. 497.

Swaddlers, i. 559.

Swearing, i. 502.

Sweden, Methodism in, iii. 66, 462.

Swedenborg, iii. 59, 407.

Swindells, Robert, ii. 2, 3, 29, 122, 129.

Syke House, i. 458.

Tadcaster, ii. 327, 330.

Taunton, i. 419; ii. 133; iii. 27, 211, 214.

Taxes, ii. 390; iii. 451.

Taylor, David, i. 10, 382, 383, 390, 426; ii. 42.

Taylor, Dr., ii. 18, 291, 294.

Taylor, Rev. Mr., iii. 431.

Taylor, Isaac, i. 266.

Taylor, Jeremy, i. 35, 36.

Taylor, Joseph, iii. 391, 441, 549, 574.

Taylor, Thomas, iii. 9, 20, 177, 225, 227, 243, 246, 271, 284, 287,
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Tea Drinking, i. 521.

Teetotalism, i. 117; iii. 111.

Tennant, Thomas, iii. 224.

Terryhugan, ii. 303.

Teulon, Mr., iii. 17.

Tewkesbury, iii. 411.

Theatres, ii. 514.

Theological Institution, i. 543.

Thirsk, i. 544; ii. 567, 595; iii. 424.

Thom, William, iii. 612.

Thompson, Joseph, ii. 568; iii. 573.

Thompson, Rev. Mr., i. 458; iii. 384.

Thompson, Thomas, iii. 272.

Thompson, William, iii. 152, 606.

Thornton, Mrs., iii. 78.

Thorold, Sir John, i. 132, 478.

Thurot, Commodore, ii. 350.

Ticket, Unique Society, ii. 188.

Tipton, i. 406.

Tissot, Dr., ii. 345; iii. 57.

Tiverton, ii. 86, 87, 133; iii. 275.

Todmorden, ii. 141.

Told, Silas, i. 273; ii. 387; iii. 279.

Toltschig, John, i. 196.

Tomo Chichi, i. 114, 126.

Tompson, Richard, ii. 214.

Toplady, Rev. Augustus, ii. 315, 487; iii. 54, 81, 139, 158, 179,
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Tottie, Rev. Dr., ii. 591.

Towcester, ii. 348.

Townsend, Rev. Joseph, ii. 604.

Tract Distribution, i. 496.

Tract Society, Methodist, i. 11; iii. 369.

Tracts, Publication of, i. 505.

Trapp, Rev. Dr., i. 241, 329; ii. 63.

Tratham, David, ii. 129.

Trelawney, Sir Harry, iii. 339.

Trembath, John, i. 493, 558; iii. 385.

Trevecca, ii. 236.

Trevecca College, iii. 34, 50, 88, 128, 255.

Tripp, Ann, ii. 289.

Troutbeck, Dr., ii. 8.

Trowbridge, ii. 190; iii. 338.

Truro, ii. 449, 585; iii. 587.

Tucker, Rev. Dr., i. 244, 399.

Tullamore, ii. 4, 78, 303; iii. 269.

Tunstall, iii. 604.

Tyerman, Elizabeth, i. 486.

Tyerman, Rev. Daniel, iii. 387.

Tyrell’s Pass, ii. 2, 78, 353.

Ulverstone, ii. 69.

Union, i. 321; ii. 542.

Union, Clerical, proposed, ii. 508.

Union of Methodists, i. 511.

United Methodist Free Churches, i. 6.

Unthank, John, ii. 407.

Uxbridge, ii. 71.

Valton, John, iii. 337, 383, 552.

Vasey, Thomas, iii. 428.

Vegetarianism, i. 117, 525.

Venn, Rev. Henry, i. 11; ii. 186, 252, 337, 412, 414, 448, 459, 541;
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Visitors, Methodist, i. 353, 422.

Voltaire, iii. 58, 288.

Voltaire and Wesley contrasted, i. 44.

Vowler, Rev. Mr., ii. 279.

Wakefield, i. 440; ii. 12, 139; iii. 184.

Waldron, Isaac, ii. 387.

Walker, Rev. Samuel, ii. 207, 211, 244, 250, 279, 317, 414, 585.

Walpole, Horace, ii. 32, 72, 558.

Walpole, Sir Robert, i. 103, 136.

Walsal, i. 407; ii. 501.

Walsh, Thomas, i. 462; ii. 146, 147, 200, 202, 206, 239, 261, 273,
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Wandsworth, ii. 25, 297.

Wanley, Dean, ii. 570.

Warburton, Bishop, i. 208; ii. 450, 454, 492, 519.

Ward, Elizabeth, ii. 407.

Ward, Valentine, ii. 471.

Warminster, ii. 1, 308.

Warne, Jonathan, iii. 139.

Warrener, William, iii. 441.

Warrington, ii. 565; iii. 352.

Watchnight, First, i. 333.

Watchnight Service, iii. 252.

Waterford, ii. 147; iii. 153, 202.

Waterland, Rev. Daniel, i. 330.

Watson, Richard, i. 265; ii. 102.

Watteville, Baron, i. 196.

Watts, Dr., iii. 334, 346.

Weardale, ii. 406, 503, 569; iii. 123, 610.

Webb, Captain, ii. 546, 607; iii. 47, 451.

Webster, Rev. Dr., iii. 64, 304.

Webster, Eleazer, i. 543.

Wednesbury, i. 406, 495; ii. 115, 348, 399, 501, 600; iii. 603.

_Weekly Miscellany_, i. 250, 326, 358.

Welch, Thomas, iii. 399.

Wells, Samuel, iii. 302.

Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, i. 4.

Wentworth, General, i. 493.

Wentworth House, iii. 475.

Wesley, Charles, jun., iii. 345, 360.

Wesley, Mrs. Charles, ii. 35; iii. 654.

Wesley, Rev. Charles, i. 67, 117, 126-128, 131, 137, 178, 179, 181,
188, 210, 226, 229, 232, 253, 260, 264, 279, 295, 299, 302,
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122, 127, 130, 137, 138, 143, 147, 172, 175, 189, 201, 206,
230, 244-253, 271, 307, 319, 357, 358, 361, 365, 381, 387, 388,
396, 416, 431, 441, 448, 453, 459, 462, 487, 497, 506, 507,
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135, 171, 194, 204, 207, 222, 225, 233, 246, 257, 261, 296,
309, 312, 316, 330, 355, 376, 434, 439, 443, 478, 497, 522,
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Wesley Family, The, i. 16.

Wesley’s Brother Samuel, i. 24, 29, 46, 133, 188-194, 252, 264, 286,
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Wesley’s Father, i. 16, 30, 39, 41, 45, 98, 102, 103.

Wesley’s First Convert, i. 49.

Wesley’s Journals Commenced, i. 35.

Wesley’s Marriage and Wife, ii. 101, 111-115; iii. 20, 30, 84, 126,
207, 233, 365.

Wesley’s Mother, i. 23, 26, 27, 29, 32, 34, 37-39, 127, 132, 285,
369, 390.

Wesley’s Nephew Samuel, iii. 345, 361.

Wesley’s Niece Sarah, iii. 356, 524, 622, 630, 650, 651, 655.

Wesley’s Poetry, i. 47.

Wesley’s Sister Emily, i. 33, 94, 424; ii. 406.

Wesley’s Sister Keziah, i. 99, 161.

Wesley’s Sister Martha (Mrs. Hall), ii. 406, 589; iii. 16, 567.

Wesley’s Sister Mehetabel (Mrs. Wright), ii. 74, 406.

Wesley’s Will, in 1768, iii. 15.

Wesley’s Will, in 1789, iii. 616.

Wesleyan Methodism, i. 3.

Wesleyan Reform Union, i. 7.

West, Hon. James, ii. 234.

West Bromwich, i. 406; iii. 7, 290.

West Street Chapel, i. 421.

Westall, Thomas, i. 440, 453.

_Westminster Journal_, i. 473; ii. 397.

Whatcoat, Richard, i. 442; iii. 428.

Wheatley, Benjamin, i. 543.

Wheatley, James, ii. 121, 189, 309, 313, 325.

Wheatley, Rev. Charles, i. 240.

Whiston, Rev. Thomas, i. 325.

Whitaker, John, ii. 410.

Whitby, ii. 409; iii. 68, 413, 538, 610.

Whitchurch, ii. 339.

White, Rev. George, ii. 15.

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Whitehaven, ii. 117, 504; iii. 411.

Whitehead, Dr., ii. 103, 474; iii. 16, 298, 616, 650, 651.

Whitelamb, Rev. John, i. 68, 389.

Whitfield, George, iii. 393, 557, 650.

Whitford, John, ii. 57, 187.

Wickedness, Abounding, i. 215, 503, 532; ii. 72.

Wickham, ii. 141.

Wigan, ii. 566; iii. 352, 371.

Wilberforce, William, iii. 115, 509, 650.

Wilder, Rev. John, i. 239.

Wilkes, John, iii. 37, 81, 145.

Wilkinson, Benjamin, ii. 411.

Williams, Rev. Joseph, i. 252, 536.

Williams, Robert, i. 429.

Williams, Thomas, i. 557; ii. 536.

Williams, William, ii. 481.

Williamson, William, i. 146, 149, 163.

Wills, Rev. Mr., iii. 431.

Winchelsea, iii. 566, 626.

Windsor, i. 174.

Windsor, Robert, ii. 189.

Winscomb, Jasper, iii. 546, 561, 601.

Winter, Cornelius, ii. 616; iii. 128.

Witchcraft, iii. 11, 171.

Witness of the Spirit, i. 190-195, 201, 207, 285, 552; ii. 168, 216,
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Witney, ii. 498.

Wogan, William, i. 138.

Wolfenden, Mrs., iii. 203.

Wolff, George, iii. 589, 599, 650.

Wolverhampton, ii. 399; iii. 7, 164, 493.

Wood, John, iii. 354.

Wood, Samuel, ii. 144.

Wooler, ii. 276.

Worcester, ii. 127; iii. 7, 647, 649.

Worksop, iii. 328.

Worship, Methodist, ii. 282, 576.

Wrangel, Dr., iii. 66.

Wray, James, iii. 546.

Wrestlingworth, ii. 311.

Wride, Thomas, iii. 466.

Wright, Duncan, ii. 569; iii. 362, 522.

Wroote, i. 57.

Wycombe, ii. 534; iii. 241, 251.

Yarm, ii. 12, 277, 408, 569; iii. 83.

Yarmouth, ii. 555, 615.

Yeadon, iii. 68.

Yearly Collection, iii. 5, 551.

Yewdall, Zechariah, ii. 471; iii. 338, 608.

York, ii. 120, 140, 214, 278, 327, 410, 500, 571; iii. 539, 606.

Yorkshire Methodism, ii. 608.

Zeal, Christian, iii. 346.

Zinzendorf, Count, i. 181, 196-198, 206, 298, 300, 339, 477; ii. 58,
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