George-Whitefield-Field-Preacher

effects of his preaching in America,
141-3, 157
; in England, 227 ; in
Scotland, 186-92; first visit to
New England, 147 ; loses his
popularity, 166-7; the Tabernacle
built for, 167 ; resigned under
reverses, 168 ; invited to Scotland,
169 ; first visit to Scotland, 172 ;
his ecclesiastical position, 175,
298-9, 301-5 ; in Moorfields and
Mary-le-Bone fields, 181-5 ; at-
tempts on his life, 106, 184, 264,
296-7 ; Adam Gib's warning
against, 185 ; at Cambuslang,
186-95 > assailed by the Came-
ronians, 195 ; and the nobility,
200-3, 246, 250-3, 272, 305;
defends the Hampton Methodists,
212 ; at Hampton, at Ottery, and
at Wedgbury, 207 ; good effects
of his preaching, 209; birth and
death of his son, 209 ; is assailed
by the bishops, 217-21 ; at Plymouth,
221-4 5 answers the
bishops, 226-7 ; his view of the
atonement, 228 ; answers the
bishop of Lichfield, 231 ; at
Boston (U.S.), 234
; ranges the
woods, 235-9; at Bethesda, 241 ;
at Bermudas, 242 ; confesses
his mistakes, 243, 259-60 ; ap-
pointed chaplain to the Countess
of Huntingdon, 246-7 ; Bishop
Lavington writes against, 257-60;
answers the bishop, 259 ; assaulted
at Exeter, 264 ; visits Haworth,
266-8, 276, 317-19; at Leeds,
268 ; at Newcastle, 268 ; inter-
feres between Wesley and Mrs.
Grace Murray, 269 ; his Christian
graces, 270-1 ; his success at
Sheffield, 269-70 ; preaches for
Wesley, 272 ; in Hyde Park,
273 ; on the north road, 274-7 >
INDEX 359
in Ireland, 283, 309 ; writes to
Count Zinzendorf, 288 ; visits
Lisbon, 291 ; at Long Acre
Chapel, 295 ; builds Tottenham
Court Chapel, 301 ; is heard by
actors, 305
; stoned in Ireland,
309 ; is mimicked on the stage,
311; visits Earl Ferrers, 313;
appoints trustees to his chapels,
314; assailed by Bishop Warburton,
314; opens a chapel at
Bath, 323
; and his proposed
college, 324-6 ; defends the
students of St. Edmund Hall,
327
Trevecca College, 329
; death of his wife, 328 ; opens
; his writ-
ings, 333 ; and literary men, 334;
his last meeting with the Wesleys,
335
; sails from England for the
last time, 336 ;
tion, 337
last sermon, 338
339-40
attends an execu-
; his last journey and
; his death,
; his funeral, 341 ; the
history of his orphan-house, 343 ;
the results of his work, 343-50
Whitefield, Mrs. (W.'s mother),
her marriage, 1 ; her character,
1-2 ; her treatment of W., 5, 7,
S ; marries Mr. Longden, 4
wishes W. to go to Oxford, 8 ;
her farewell to W., 38; letters
from W. to, 124, 198, 236, 245 ;
her death, 285
Whitefield, Rev. Samuel, 1
Whitefield, Thomas, 1
Willison, Rev. Mr., 192
Winter, Cornelius, describes W.'s
emotions, 78
; sails with W. on
his last voyage, 336
Wishart, Rev. George, 196
Woodward, Dr., 78
Zinzendorf, Count, 228