Watchman Firebrands and a High Church Revelation
A period piece notes UK religious press feuding over Wesleyan influence and dissenting groups. It mocks the Patriot and Madame Prospective Establishment while highlighting a shift toward a High Church look through shot-silk denominational behavior.
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Thames-street
National Church
Religious Intolerance Debate in Wesleyan Methodism
A Watchman critique attacks a leading article on religious liberty, accusing it of endorsing intolerance toward Roman Catholics. The piece questions coercion, quarantine laws, and the political role of conscience in public policy, arguing for a stricter view of religious disfavor.
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Lyndhursts Lynp- Hurst
Wesleyan Methodism
Wesleyan Meetings Open in Liverpool and Leeds
The Wesleyan Methodist Conference begins in Liverpool with little hope for access to its proceedings as members sit behind closed doors. The Wesleyan Association Annual Assembly opens in Leeds on Thursday and is expected to debate the Chapel Model Deed and possibly a Deed Poll.
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Wesleyan Methodist Conference
Liverpool
Wesleyan Association
Leeds
Reviews and notices of Whitefield centenary in London 1839
The pamphlet edited by Rev. John Campbell collects Whitefield centenary sermons and addresses by Cox Blackburn Young and others. It praises Whitefield’s open air preaching, contrasts extempore power with formal study, and quotes Campbell on his apostolic gift and popular style.
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John Campbell
Tabernacle
Moorfields
Whitefield
Cox
Blackburn
Young
Culling Smith
Ely
Bennett
Earth
George
Nature
God
Aaron
Mr. Campbell
Apollos
Campbell
Philip
Durell
Gibraltar
Sheridan
Winter