Whitefield's preaching in New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia--Liberal offer declined--Usefulness of his printed sermons in Virginia--Preaches at Hanover--Isaac Oliver--Visit to Bethesda--His account of the Orphan-house-- His character as given by the New York Post-boy--Public testimony as to Whitefield's integrity--Preaching tour in Maryland--Visit to Charleston--Success of his preaching in Maryland--Visits New York, Newport, Portsmouth, Boston-- Return to Philadelphia--Bohemia--Journey to North Carolina-- Embarkation for the Bermudas--His progress and labors-- Honored by the governor and others--Usefulness among the negroes--Summary of his proceedings in the Bermudas-- Kindness of the people there--Voyage to England--His labors on the voyage--Arrival at Deal 277 CHAPTER XI. LABORS IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND--CHAPLAIN TO LADY HUNTINGDON. 1748, 1749. Triumphs and trials in London--Becomes chaplain to the Countess of Huntingdon--Complimented by the great-- Bolingbroke and Rev. Mr. Church--Rev. James Hervey--Honors conferred on Whitefield--Falsehoods of Horace Walpole-- Charged with vulgarism--Defence--Third visit to Scotland-- Return to London--Visit to the west of England--Conversions in Gloucestershire--Tour in Cornwall--Brilliant assemblies in London--Excursion to Exeter and Plymouth--Rev. Andrew Kinsman--Return to London--Decline of health and visit to Portsmouth and Wales--Arrival of Mrs. Whitefield from the Bermudas--Visit to the north of England--Popularity there-- Intensely interesting services--Rev. W. Grimshawe--Solemn instances of mortality--Return to London for the winter-- Usefulness 301 CHAPTER XII. LABORS IN GREAT BRITAIN--FOURTH VISIT TO AMERICA--NEW TABERNACLE IN LONDON, AND TABERNACLE AT BRISTOL. 1750-1754.