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A New History of London
… principles. By an act now passed, every one who attended a conventicle, was to be fined five shillings for the first … 40 l. for the second; and the person in whose house the conventicle was held, was subject to the same penalties with …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Church of England in 1663, and in 1669 he held a monthly conventicle at his house, reportedly attended by about 100 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 39 There were Baptists at Burbage in 1663, and a Baptist conventicle which met there in 1669 was led by Edward …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Methodist chapel, Queen Street, in 1999. 8 PRESBYTERIANS A conventicle reportedly of 200 to 300 people from four … and Thomas Bakewell were imprisoned for preaching at the conventicle. 9 Both were released after 10 weeks and Bakewell continued to preach at a conventicle at his house in Burton, although he was …