Search
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Dissent at Scarborough, where Fox was imprisoned and John Wesley frequently preached. The Quakers were numerous here in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… horse-races. 225 He again preached there in 1741. 226 John Wesley preached there in 1744 and, with four exceptions, … the congregation had grown greatly, and in 1788 and 1790 Wesley said that the house was too small. 227 The … files. Bigland, Glos. iii. Tewkes. Yearly Reg. ii. 475. Wesley's Jnl. i. 464; iii. 355, 388, 425, 455; iv. 25, 40, …
A History of the County of York
… 214. Analecta, 262. Drake, Ebor. 286-7. Ibid. 286. John Wesley's Jnl. ed. Curnock, iv. 309; T. Smollett, Humphrey …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… J. By 1788 Burton, J. [?By 1793] Small, J. A. 1793 11 Oct. Wesley, G. V. Organist 1831? 1831 26 Nov. Fitzgerald, W. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1795 28 Oct. Ferrers, E. 1796 Feb. Downes, D. 1796 1 Mar. Wesley, Hon. G. V. 1797 22 Feb. Legge, Hon. E. 1797 19 Dec. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… June Wylde, H. 1831 25 Dec. Horncastle, F. W. 1833 6 June Wesley, C. 1833 1 July Povah, J. V. 1833 1 Oct. Dakins, J. H. … 17 Sept. Morgan, D. W. 1795 28 Mar. Fly, H. 1833 1 Oct. Wesley, C. Gospeller 1694?1702 1694 Jan. Howell, R. (joint) …
Old and New London
… the Manx language; Joseph Addison; Richard Steele; John Wesley, the founder of Wesleyan Methodism; Sir William …
Survey of London
… removed elsewhere, and in the following year John Wesley took a seven years' lease of the building, holding his … lease of the chapel was renewed from time to time until Wesley's death in 1791, after which the premises were used … between the galleries. The end wall had a window, known in Wesley's time as the "Nicodemus Window." It connected with …
Old and New London
… been occupied by Presbyterian ministers till 1753, when Wesley obtained possession of it, and opened it for his …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… The Methodist Revival soon affected Manchester, and John Wesley paid the town many visits between 1747 and 1790; but …