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Journal of the life, labours, and travels of Thomas Shillitoe, in the service of the gospel of Jesus Christ / [Thomas Shillitoe].

  • Shillitoe, Thomas, 1754-1836.
Date:
1839
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Journal of the life, labours, and travels of Thomas Shillitoe, in the service of the gospel of Jesus Christ / [Thomas Shillitoe]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    VOL, L CONTENTS OF CHAPTERS. CHAPTER I.—Page 1. The Author’s birth, parentage, early career, convincement, appearance in the ministry, and settlement in life—Visits Norfolk, &c. also Dunkirk. CHAPTER II.—Page 17. 1794.—Religious visit to King George III. at Windsor — Visits some meetings in Surrey and Bucks; also in Kent, Hampshire, Guernsey, &c. CHAPTER III.—Page 39. 1805.—Quits his business—Again visits Guernsey and Jersey—Visits fa¬ milies at Bristol—Travels with certificate to Sheffield, Manchester, and Kendal. CHAPTER IV.—Page 56. 1807.—Visits some meetings in Yorkshire and Lancashire, &c. CHAPTER V.—Page 74. 1808.—His Address to the Rulers of this Nation—Proceeds to Ireland, visits families in Dublin. CHAPTER VI.—Page 86. 1808. —His ministerial labours in various parts of Ireland—With Elizabeth Ridgeway, pays visits to the drinking-houses at Waterford. CHAPTER VII.—Page 104. 1809. —His labours in Ireland continued; at Belfast and in the north—Re¬ turns home by Waterford and Bristol: and in 1810 again visits Ireland and returns home. CHAPTER VIII.—Page 125. 1811. —Returns to Ireland with certificate—At Cork visits the drinking- houses with James Abel; also at other places. CHAPTER IX.—Page 144. At Dublin pays visits to the drinking-houses—Returns home to Barnsley CHAPTER X.—Page 163. 1812. —With Ann Fry, visits the colliers at Kingswood, near Bristol. CHAPTER XI.—Page 184. 1812.—Visits the families and widows of machine-breakers [about Hud¬ dersfield] executed for riots, &c.—Proceeds, with certificate, to London —Presents a very impressive address to the Prince Regent at Brighton.