INDEX TO VOL. I.
- Abney, Lady, 58
- Sir Thomas and Lady, 201
- Abraham, Old, at Oathall, 319
- Akenside, Dr., 136
- Aldwincle living and Mr. Kimpton, 413
- Andrews, Mr., and Bishop of Gloucester, 480
- Anecdote of Lord Bolingbroke and Dr. Church, 179
- of Newton’s preaching at Leeds, 271
- of Captain Scott, 317, 381, 484
- of Conversion of an old Inn Keeper at Aldwincle Church, 420
- of Dr. Doddridge on leaving Bath for Falmouth, 450
- of George I. and Lady Chesterfield, 463
- of Mr. Venn, 479, 486
- Articles of Peace, 437
- Ashby-place, Lady Huntingdon at, 119
- Ayscough, Dr., Dean of Bristol, and Doddridge, 175
- Baddelley, Mr., Letter of Whitefield to, 120
- Baptists, General, 44
- Bath, Earl of, impressed under Whitefield’s preaching, 465
- the Countess’s Chapel at, 443, 467
- Batty, the Messrs., account of, 247
- Belcher, Governor, of New Jersey College, 140
- Bell and Maxfield, Fletcher’s regard for, 321
- Bennett, Mr., visits the Countess at Donnington Park, 45
- Berridge and the Countess, 216
- Letters to the Countess, 323, 336, 359, 386, 388
- Extracts of Letters from, 358
- and the Bees, 366
- Character of, wit and labours, 367
- and the Bishop, 369
- Letter to, from Mr. Thornton, 371
- —— from, to Mr. Thornton, 373
- Illness of, 381
- Singular effects of the preaching of, 397
- Bishops, Conduct of, 38
- of London, Oxford, and Gloucester, 196
- —— Death of, 231
- Seat of, in Bath Chapel, 477
- Blair, Dr., 58
- Bliss, Mr., impressed under Dr. Haweis, 391
- Bowers, first lay preacher among the Methodists, 32
- Bolingbroke, Lord, hears Whitefield, 90
- Death of, 178
- Bretby Hall, the Countess at, 466
- Brethren, the United, 246
- Brighton, Chapel re-opened, 378
- Broughton, Rev., Bryan and Whitefield, 196
- Browne, Rev. Moses, Chaplain to the Duke of Somerset, 127, 164
- Buchan, Lady, 427
- Buckingham, Duchess of, 27
- Burder, Rev. George, and Romaine, 273
- Burnet, Bishop, 39
- Burnett, Rev. G., impressed under Mr. Walker of Truro, 276
- Burr, President, of New Jersey College, 140
- Cambridge, Progress of piety at, 421
- Campbell, the Hon. Hume, 205
- Carteret, Lord, Letter to the Countess, 67
- Cavendish, Mrs., visits the Countess at Bath, 461
- Cennick, Mr., 32, 198, 262
- Chancellor, Lord High, found guilty of corruption, 6
- Chapel of the Countess, at York, 310
- at Brighton, 314, 390
- at Lewes, 364
- at Chichester, Petworth, Guildford and Basingstoke, 393
- at Gloucester, Worcester, and Cheltenham, 440
- Charges against the Countess, 424
- Cheltenham, Whitefield, Madan, and Venn preached there, 429
- Chesterfield, Lord, 90, 99, 115, 458
- Lady, impressed under Whitefield, 462
- Church, Dr., 179
- Clanricardes, Pedigree of, 3
- Clergy, awakened under the preaching of Whitefield and Wesley, 61
- Coachman of George III., Anecdote of, 131
- Cobb, Lady Betty, influence over the Bishops, 477
- Colne, Vicar of, and Messrs. Grimshaw and Ingham, 259
- Conference, First Methodist, 62
- at Leeds, 267
- Convict, the Countess’s exertions in behalf of a, 227
- Conyers, Dr., commencement of Evangelical Ministry of, 277
- Visitation Sermon displeases the Archbishop of York, 280
- Letter from, to the Countess, 281
- Cooper, Miss; Death of, 52
- Cotton, Dr., and the Countess, 157
- Cruttenden, Robert, Esq., Account of, 448
- Darracott, Rev. R., Letter to, from the Countess, 114
- Dartmouth, Lord, 276, 326, 429
- Davies, Howell, 486
- Deane, Mrs., Character of, 296
- De Courcy, Mr., 381, 411
- Delamotte and Charles Wesley, 243
- Delitz, the Countess, 462
- Derry, Bishop of, 33
- Dodd, Dr., 401
- Doddridge, Dr., Letter to, from the Countess, 64
- Letter of, to Mr. Fawcett, 154
- Ill health of, visits the Countess at Bath, 448, 449
- embarks at Falmouth and lands at Lisbon, 451
- his views when near death, 452
- his peaceful dissolution, 452
- Downes, Mr., Death of, in the pulpit, 63
- Dream of a lady respecting Lady Huntingdon, 313
- Earthquake in London, 128
- Edwin, Mrs., 86
- Edwin, Lady Charlotte, 175
- Erasmus, Bishop of Arcadia, 331
- Erskine, Dr., and Dr. Robertson, 184
- Evangelical Magazine commenced, 214
- Exeter, Bishop of, 95, 125
- Extraordinary occurrence, 205
- Fast, the public, 395
- Ferrers, the, 4
- Ferrers, Lord, tried—visited by the Countess—singular conduct—execution, 402, 409
- Fletcher, Mr., introduced to the Countess by John Wesley, 231
- Letter of, to Whitefield, 289
- —— to his Flock at Madeley, 469
- Letters of, to Charles Wesley, 232, 235
- —— to the Countess, 234, 241, 295, 357, 487
- preaches & celebrates the Communion at the Countess’s, 232
- appointed vicar of Madeley, 234
- visits Berridge, 236
- Success of, in the Ministry, 237
- and Mr. Venn preach at Everton, loud cries in the Congregation, 400
- Labours of, at Bath, 468
- Foote, the player, 208
- Ford, Dr., 216
- Fox, Mr. Charles, 210
- Frankland, Lady Anne, 20
- Galatin, Colonel and Mrs., 156
- Gardiner, Colonel, 59
- Marvellous Conversion of, 60
- Death of, 66
- Gardiner, Lady Frances, 410
- Garrick and Dr. Stonhouse, 139
- George II., 67
- Gertrude, Lady, 456
- Giardini, 229
- Gibbon, Mrs. Hester, 147
- Gibbons, Dr., 111
- Gill, Dr., 113
- Glascott, Mr., 310
- Glenorchy, Lady, 411
- Lord and Lady, 470
- Lady, Letter from, to the Countess, 471
- Gloucester, Bishop of, 18
- Gloucestershire Association, 434
- Godwyn, Rev. Charles, 423
- Government, Liberal conduct of, to the Welsh Methodists, 110
- Grafton, Duke of, 210
- Graves, Mr., his Recantation and Letters, 48–51
- encourages John Nelson, 255
- Grenfield, Mrs., 453
- Grimshaw, Mr., 252
- Opinions of, 259
- Account of, 267, 271, 286
- Letter of, 284
- and his friend Robertshaw, 286
- Death of, 286
- Gumley, Colonel, 94
- Gwynne, Marmaduke, Esq., 110
- Halifax, Lord, 210
- Hammond, the Poet, 22
- Handel, 229
- Harris, Howel, 378
- Hartley, Mr., 172
- —— Dr., 450
- Hastings, Lady Margaret, 14
- George and Ferdinando (sons of the Countess), Death of, 62
- Lady Frances, 84
- —— Anne, 122
- —— Betty, 248
- Hon. Henry, Death of, 311
- Lady Selina, Illness and death of, 331
- Colonel George, 332
- Haweis, Dr., 223
- preaching at the Lock, 326
- and the living of Aldwincle, 414
- itinerates for the Countess, 487
- Hertford, Countess of, Letter of, 197
- Hervey, Mr., Letter of, to the Countess, 123
- at Ashby with the Countess, 153
- commences “Theron and Aspasio”, 187
- method of preaching, 191
- Letters to the Countess, 188, 189
- Hill, Mr. Rowland, great popularity, 211
- style of preaching, 212
- great success at Tabernacle and Tottenham-court Chapels, 212
- Ordination by the Bishop of Bath and Wells and first Sermon, 212
- Hill, Sir Richard, 423
- Hinchingbroke, Lady, 30
- Horne, Dr., Bishop of Norwich, 423
- Hotham, Lady Gertrude, 160, 454
- Sir Charles, 375
- —— Marriage of, and death, 456, 457
- Miss, Happy death of, 456
- Lady, Death of, 456
- Lady Gertrude, Happy death of, 457
- Huntingdon Family, 7
- Earl of, his family, 8
- —— his character, 17, 50
- —— visits Ledstone Hall, 254
- —— remarkable dream, and death, 74
- —— epitaph, 75
- Young Lord, comes of age, tour to France, &c., 115
- —— his high appointments under George III., 458
- —— his Infidelity, interview with Grimshaw, and death, 459
- Lady—her birth—early character—first religious impressions—grave of youth—piety—private prayer—fashionable life—marriage, 7–10
- Letter from, to Charles Wesley, 41
- —— to John Wesley, 46
- —— of, respecting a penitent, 55
- —— respecting Mr. Harvey, 192
- —— to Dr. Doddridge, 64
- —— to Mr. Wesley, 71
- —— to Dr. Doddridge, 78–83, 102, 150
- —— to Mr. Venn, 225
- —— to Romaine, 305
- —— to Mr. Milner, 307
- —— to Mr. Wren, 309
- —— to Gabriel Harris, 443
- —— to Mr. Brewer, 438
- —— to Mr. Wesley, 475
- and the Moravians, 201
- Illness of, and recovery, 122
- Letters of, to Lord Dartmouth and Mr. Madan, 417, 418
- her first acquaintance with Mr. Fletcher—Letter of, concerning Mr. Fletcher—her request to him to preach to the French prisoners at Tunbridge, 231
- liberates John Nelson from prison, by her influence, 258
- visits Yorkshire, with Whitefield, 265
- visits Aberford, with Romaine, 273
- visits Yorkshire and Lancashire, with Romaine, Mr. Ingham, and Lady Margaret, 273
- visits Yorkshire again, has frequent meetings with the pious Clergy there, 281
- attends the 19th Conference at Leeds, with Messrs. Romaine, Madan, Venn, Whitefield, John and Charles Wesley, 281
- visits Aberford again—takes an excursion to Haworth, Fletcher and Townsend preach in the churchyard—visits Huddersfield, 290
- Illness of, 290
- and Mr. Venn, respecting Mr. Ingham’s state of mind, 301
- sends students to Yorkshire, 303
- Chapel of, at York, 310
- —— at Lewes, opened, enlarged, and re-opened, 364
- —— at Gloucester, Worcester, and Cheltenham, 441, 442
- —— at Bath, 443
- exertions at Brighton, 312
- sells her Jewels to build a Chapel at Brighton, 314
- Gratitude of, respecting Mr. Romaine’s success at St. Anne’s, Blackfriars, 363
- —— at Chichester, Guildford, and Basingstoke, 393
- Extracts from letters respecting the Fast, 395
- visits Mr. Berridge, with Mr. Madan, 399
- visits Earl Ferrers in prison—her exertions to save his life, 405
- purchases the Advowson of Aldwincle, and writes to Mr. Thornton, 416
- Charges against, respecting the six expelled Oxford Students, 424
- Letter of, respecting them, 442
- Illness of, greatly blest, 14
- Schools of, 51
- Anecdote of one of her workmen, 54
- Death of the Sons of, 62
- her attachment to the Church of England, 83
- Huntingdon, Lady, Nobility meeting at her house, 108, 228
- the Wesleys, and Whitefield, 474
- the Nobility attend her Chapel at Bath, 477
- Hurd, Dr., Bishop of Worcester, Anecdote of, 18
- Hyatt, Mr. John, his settlement at Tabernacle, and Tottenham Chapel, 214
- Incident, Singular, concerning Dr. Doddridge, 154
- Ingham, Mr., 28, 242
- Marriage of, to Lady Margaret Hastings, 248
- leaves the Moravians, 263
- chosen General Overseer, 269
- Melancholy state of, 301
- Lady Margaret, Illness and death of, 302
- Inghamite Churches and Discipline, 269
- Preachers, 270
- Impostor, an, 114
- Irvine, Lady, 297
- Itinerants, 33
- Jesse, Mr., Letter of, 363
- Jews, the, 114
- John, Lord St., attendant at the Countess’s, Death of, 97
- Johnson, Dr., on Bolingbroke’s Works, 181
- Johnson, Mr., the Murder of, by Lord Ferrers, 402
- Jones, Mr., the death of, 54
- of St. Saviour’s, the death of, 325
- Thomas, 394
- Joss, Captain, unites in the Ministry with Whitefield, 212
- Keene, Mr., 213, 468
- Kilmorey, Lady, 81
- King, Elizabeth, 453
- Knight, Mr. Joel Abraham, 214
- —— Titus, 283
- Larwood, Mr., 446
- Law, Mr., 148, 223
- Lee, Mr., 483
- Levi, David, 114
- Levinges, the, 6
- Lewes, the Countess procures an opening for Messrs. Romaine, Madan, and Fletcher at, 363
- Lewes, Chapel of the Countess at, opened and re-opened, 364
- Lindsay, Theophilus, 459
- Lisburne, Lord, 30
- Long-Acre Chapel, 203
- Lothian, Marquis of, 100
- Luxborough, Lady, 181
- Lyttleton, Lord, 150
- —— Mr., 177
- Madan, Mr. Martin, his family, conversion, ordination, &c., 165, 166, 323
- Madan, Mr. Martin, opens the Chapel at Brighton, 314
- and Dr. Haweis, Musical taste of, 364
- Letter of the Countess to, 418
- Reply of, 420
- Letter of, to John Wesley, 433
- Magistrates and John Nelson, 255
- Mallet, Mr. David, and Bolingbroke’s Works, 181
- Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of, 25
- Mason, Mr. William, Letter of, to Dr. Free, 364
- Maxfield, Mr., 32
- and Bell, 321
- Maxwell, Lady, 411
- Methodists, the, 12, 31
- the first Society of, 19
- Welsh, Persecution of, 110
- Societies, 195
- Conference, 446
- Methodism, Rise of, in Yorkshire, 242
- in Scotland, 410
- Milner, Mr., 267
- Mr. Joseph, attends the Countess’s Preachers, and begins to preach the Gospel, 303
- Ministers, the German, 115
- Minor, The, publication of, 209
- Mitchell, Mrs., 40
- Mohegan Indians, 411
- Moira, Countess of, 460
- Montague, Lady Mary Wortley, 22
- Moravians, the, 36, 453
- and Charles Wesley, 41
- Settlement of, at Fulneck, 250
- Nobles, 262
- More, Mrs. Hannah, 293
- Moorfields, Preaching of Whitefield and Wesley in, 36, 199
- Murray, Grace, marriage to Mr. Bennett, 45
- Nash, Beau, 445
- Nelson, John, 46, 251
- Spirit of, encouraged by the Countess, 255, 256
- imprisoned, 257
- liberated through the influence of the Countess, 258
- Newton, Rev. John, Anecdote related by, respecting Whitefield, 92
- visits Yorkshire, 270
- Letter of, to John Wesley, 270
- Nimmo, Mr. and Lady Jane, 185
- Lady Jane, Letter of, to the Countess, 186
- Nobility, Scotch, 185
- Nobility attend preaching at the Countess’s, 108, 228, 477
- Northampton, Lord, 132
- Oathall, 316
- Occum, the Indian Preacher, 298, 411
- Okeley, Mr. Francis, 244
- Oliver, Dr., 450, 451
- Oratorio, at the Lock Chapel, 364
- Oxford, Lord, 29
- Oxford, Students of, 421
- Progress of piety among, 226
- St. Edmund’s Hall, the expulsion of, 422
- Penitent’s Death Bed, 55
- Pentycross, Mr., 393
- Perfection, Christian and sinless, 321, 329
- Perronet, Vincent, 387
- Piety, Progress of, at Cambridge, 421
- Pitt, Mr., 210
- Pope, the poet, 26, 444
- Potter, Dr., Archbishop of Canterbury, 446
- Powys, Mr. and Mrs., 375
- Preaching, Lay, 32
- Preachers, Lay, 60, 198
- Mr. Wesley’s Defence of, 61
- Welsh, 84, 198
- Pretender, the, 65
- Queensbury, Duchess of, 28
- Religion, Revival of, in the Establishment and among the Methodists, 220
- Riddell, Mr., Letter of, to the Countess, 303
- Robinson, Miss, 29
- Rogers, Mr., 244
- Romaine, Mr., Family of, 130
- Letters of, to the Countess, 323, 324, 327, 330, 362
- —— to Mrs. Medhurst, 302, 333
- Great popularity of, 130
- appointed Chaplain to the Countess, 132
- Opinion of, respecting the Inghamite Churches, 273
- preaches in Mr. Ingham’s Chapels, 273
- at Haworth, preaches in the open air, 274
- Wesley, Madan, Whitefield, &c. in Yorkshire, 281
- Connexion of, with the Countess, 315
- driven from the chapel of the Broadway, 326
- and the Lectureship at St. Dunstan’s, 360
- Lord Mansfield’s decision in favour of, 360
- Influence of the Bishop of Peterborough for, 361
- Election for St. Ann’s Blackfriars living on behalf of, 361
- Probation Sermon; contest, canvassing and scrutiny, 361
- Second Election on behalf of, 362
- view of his preferment in a letter to the Countess, 363
- Romaine, Mr., Suit in Chancery against, but decided in his favour, 362
- preaches at Bristol and Cheltenham, 388
- and Madan visit Everton, 398
- Rowley, Mr., 310
- Sandeman’s letters, 274
- Scarborough, Lord, 20
- Scawen, Mrs., 448
- Scott, Captain, 299, 317
- and Mr. Venn, 485
- Secker, Archbishop, 19
- Shent, Mr. William, 291
- Shirley, Family of, &c., 1
- Lady Fanny, 22, 115, 191, 444
- Mr., 363
- Shrapnell, 467
- Shunamite, the London, 299
- Shuter, Mr. Edward, the comedian, Anecdote of, 207
- Simpson, Mr., Mr. Wesley’s opinion of, 47
- Society at Fetter-lane, Separation of, 35
- Soldiers, Christian, 93
- Somerset, the Duchess of, 82
- the Duke of, 127
- Somerville, the Poet, 22
- Southey, Dr., 18
- Reflections of, on Berridge, and their refutation, 367
- Steward, Mr., 193
- Stillingfleet, Mr., 478
- Stonehouse, Lady, 155
- Dr., 170
- Suffolk, Lady, 98
- Sunderland, Lord, 258
- Sutherland, Lord and Lady, Death of, 472
- Tabernacle and Tottenham-court Chapels, History of, commencement, opening, &c., 196–206
- Talbot, Rev. W., 381
- Taylor, David, 43
- Temples, the, 21
- Thompson, Mr., 126
- Thorne, Rev. Thomas, 393
- Thornton, Mr., 280
- —— Letter of, to Berridge, 371
- Thorold, Sir John, 77
- Thorpe, Mr., mimics Whitefield, and is converted, 149
- Toplady, Mr., 331, 390
- Tottenham-court Chapel opened, 206
- Townsend, Lady, 22
- Townsend, Mr., sent to Edinburgh, 411
- Townsend, Mr. and Mr. Jesse, 466
- —— Whitefield, &c., 467
- Trapp, Dr., 179
- Trinder, Mr., 431
- Tyler, Mr., 305
- —— Labours of, at Hull, 306
- Union among the Evangelical Clergy proposed, 409
- Venn, Mr., begins to attract notice, 219
- Acquaintance of, with Mr. Broughton, one of the original Methodists, 223
- Illness of; accompanies Mr. Whitefield to Bristol; remains with the Countess at Clifton, 224
- removes to Huddersfield, 276
- Letters of, to the Countess, 282, 287, 336, 359, 430
- publishes “The Complete Duty of Man”, 359
- Letter of, 486
- Irregularities of, 291
- Defence of, 294
- Whitefield and Fletcher, 375
- and Fletcher preach at Everton, 398
- at Trevecca, 482
- Wales, Death of the Prince of, 173
- Wall, Joseph, 313
- Walpole, Horace, 465
- at Bath, 477
- Warburton, Dr., Bishop of Gloucester, 444
- Wardrobe, Mr., 187
- Watts, Dr., 58
- Letter of, to Dr. Doddridge, 82
- Anecdote of, 200
- Wells, Mr. Samuel, 431
- Wesley, Charles and Mr. Ingham, 28
- —— and the Moravians, 41
- John, Opinion of, respecting Mr. Maxfield’s call to the Ministry, 34
- —— of, respecting Mr. Simpson, 47
- preaching on his father’s tombstone, 57
- defence of Lay-preaching, 60
- and Whitefield, 118
- and Whitefield, Breach between, 197
- on sinless perfection, 329
- preaching at Everton, 398
- Letters of, to Lady Huntingdon, 398, 427
- —— to Lady Maxwell, 411
- Interesting anecdote of, at Bath, interrupted in preaching by Beau Nash, 445
- Wesley, John, Whitefield, and Lady Huntingdon, 474
- Whitefield, the preaching of, 17
- arrives in England, 89
- Letters of, 88, 89
- —— to Mr. Baddeley, 119, 153
- —— to the Countess, 225, 311
- Letter of, to Lady Townshend, 105
- —— to Lady Fanny Shirley, 116
- —— to Dr. Haweis, 226
- —— to Robert Keene, Esq., 468
- —— to Mr. Madan, 432
- preaching of, Anecdote, 102
- nobility hear him, 108
- and Wesley, 118
- Success of, at Rotherham, 148
- at Ashby, 163
- visits Scotland, 183
- in London, 196
- and Wesley, Breach between, 197
- preaches in Moorfields on St. Bartholomew’s day, 199
- the Will of, 216
- returns to England, and writes to Mr. Ingham, 264
- visits Yorkshire, preaches at Leeds, York, Bradford, Haworth, &c., 267
- visits Yorkshire again, 291
- First visit of, to Brighton, 314
- Fletcher, Venn, and Sir C. Hotham, 375
- Wesley, Maxfield, and others hold prayer meetings for the nation, 396
- Wilks, Matthew, 213
- Wills, Mr., 310
- Wilson, Mr., 300
- Wordsworth, Mrs., 467
- Wren, Mr., 308
- Wynn, Sir Watkin Williams, 109