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A History of the County of Oxford
… there, and several of the party drowned. 67 In 1764 John Wesley was nearly swept off a causeway near the ferry while … Dom. 1636-7, 153; Crosfield's Diary, ed. F. S. Boas, 85. Wesley's Jnl. ed. N. Curnock, v. 44. Bodl. MS. d.d. Harcourt …
A History of the County of Stafford
… maker of white and printed earthenware and red ware; John Wesley preached in the yard of the house in 1790. 416 The … Ward, Stoke, 553; Allbut, Staffs. Pottery Dir. (1802); Wesley, Journal, 28 Mar. 1790. They held 'the Foley Works': …
Old and New London
… worship was permitted. Baxter preached here in 1672, and Wesley and Whitefield also struck great blows at the devil in … a young Moravian missionary to Georgia who first induced Wesley to embrace the vital doctrine of justification by … Whitefield, the Wesleys, and the Moravians; but eventually Wesley pronounced Zinzendorf as vergingh on anti-Moravianism, …
Old and New London
… of a party at Bolt Court, when Mrs. Hall (a sister of Wesley) was there, and Mr. Allen, a printer; Johnson produced …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… opened a British school at Cinderford in connexion with Wesley, his chapel in Belle Vue Road. The school, which from …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… circuit plan for Ledbury and the Forest also included Wesley, 28 a large chapel in Belle Vue Road built by Goold in a 14th-century style. Opened in 1850, Wesley replaced the Littledean Hill chapel, 29 but with … Goold appointed Wesleyan Reformers to supply the pulpit at Wesley 31 and in 1851 his minister claimed congregations of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… part of the Flaxley Abbey estate, to the southeast. 74 Wesley, a large chapel at the bottom of Belle Vue Road, was … from High Street to the Bilson gasworks by way of Wesley Road and part of Station Street and the other …