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of
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY of the
of-2. PEOPLE called METHODISTS, of the C.,nnection of
toe late Rev. „fi.;:!N WESLEY, trom their Risa in the Year
their last Coarrelice is 1802.
Ky WILLIAM MYLES.
S.Lt by the Author .t Nu. 18, King-wrect, Snuthwalc ; J.
18 .ttenvorth, Fleet-street; W. Baynes, Paternoster•rowi and
lay J Bruce, Cav-road.
Dublin : Sold by B. Dugdale, No. 6, Dame street ; and by
J. Cooke, Nu. b, Ormond Quay.
Toe following are some of_theParticulars contained in this

Work:
An Account of the rise and progress of Methodism in Great
Britain, Ireland, Amenea, the Isle of MAil, the West-Indies,
and the Norman Isles; with an account of three Preachers
who
here instrumental in carrying on this work: also of their Due-
trines, Rules of Society, Conferences, Sic. Tile different Offi-
cer.; in the Societies: the Superintet44nts, Helpers, Local
Preachers, Leatirrs, Visitors of the Sick, Trustees and Stew-
ards, with the rules of each; and a defence of Lay-preaching:
Also the Names of all the Itinerant Preachers ; giving an ac-
count when they set out to travel, specifying those who wire
Ministers of the Established Church before their union with the
Methodists, and those who were made Nlitusters afterwards;
those who died in the work, or depa.ted from it; :hose who
were expelled, and those who are nos labouring with their bre
three; with an account of some useful Local Preachers : toge-
ther with Abstracts of the'several Acts of Parliament made in
favour of 1..b-Irty of Conscience, with the Lite Act relating to
licensed Teachers serving in the Militia; the Form of a keti•
Lion to be presented to the Courts, in urtla to get a House or
Chapel licensed for the whrship of God--A. Coey of the Deed
fur settling the Preaching-houses, with the Ciiiferenee De.. 11
executed ant enroked in Chancery by Mr Westy. An ae•
count of the Sunday Schools, the Stranger's Frillid Society,
the Ittnerant Preachers Anuutty Society, the Preachers Friend
:society, and the Friend y Union So.:iety. An account of
Ksngswoud S,:linol, with a List of Preaching•house4 in the Unit-
ed Kingions of Great Britain and Ireland—Also the numbers
us the whole Coasesom; together with every reinarkabie cir-
titoistan.-m, which in aoy wise relates to tilts Peopleis.-The
whole tnterspersed with Reflections and Observations.