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Identifier: 01861476.emory.edu
Title: The illustrated history of Methodism (electronic resource); the story of the origin and progress of the Methodist church, from its foundation by John Wesley to the present day. Written in popular style and illustrated by more than one thousand portraits and views of persons
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Lee, James Wideman, 1849-1919 Luccock, Naphtali, 1853-1916 Dixon, James Main, 1856-1933
Subjects: Methodism
Publisher: St Louis New York : The Methodist magazine publishing co.
Contributing Library: Emory University, Pitts Theology Library
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chosen president of the Conference, andin this capacity had to pronounce thesentence of expulsion on Mr. Kilham.Again, in 1809, he was selected for thesame high office, but on this occasionall was pleasant and harmonious. Hedied in harness. On October 13, 1816,he preached twice at Bolton in Lanca-shire; and, at the evening service, gaveemphatic utterance to the remark: Ishould like to die like an old soldier,sword in hand. He preached but onceagain, and that was on the followingevening. When his host came to rousehim on the Tuesday morning, he foundthe aged man lying half-undressed bythe bedside, in his last sleep. Thepoem of Montgomerys that is so widelyknown, beginning Servant of God,well done! was suggested by the dra-matic circumstances of Taylors death. James Montgomery, a Moravian byupbringing and Scotch by birth, removedto Yorkshire, and spent there the mostof his life. His associations with Meth-odism were naturally very close, and all The Illustrated History of Methodism. 419
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PRESIDENTS OF THE BRITISH CONFERENCE, 1883-1900. 69. Thomas MCullagh. 70. Frederic Greeves. 71. Richard Roberts. 72. Robert Newton Young. 73. John Walton. 74. Joseph Bush. 75. Charles H. Kelly. 76. William F. Moulton. 77. T. B. Stephenson. 78. Henry J. Pope. 79. Walford Green 81. Marshall Randies. 82. W. L. Watkinson. 83. Hugh Price Hughes. 84. Fred \V MacDonald. 85. Thomas Allen. 80. David J. Waller. 420 The Illustrated History of Methodism. PRESIDENTS OF THE BRITISH WESEEYAN CONFERENCE, FROM1791 TO 1900, SUCCESSORS OF JOHN WESLEY. o a OJ Where Held President From WhatCircuit OtherPresi- v Zin w Died o • dencies 1791 Manchester Thompson, William Wakefield 1757 1799 1792 London Mather, Alexander Hull 1757 1800 1793 Leeds Pawson,John Liverpool 1801 1762 1806 1794 Bristol Hanby, Thomas Leeds 1754 1797 1795 Manchester Bradford, Joseph Bristol 1803 1770 1808 1796 London Taylor, Thomas Oldham 1809 1761 1816 1797 Leeds Coke, Thos., LL. D. 1805 1776 1814 1798 Bristol Benson,Joseph Hull 181

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