Bradburn, Samuel, and Charles Wesley, 66 and the clergyman, 68, 69 anecdotes of early preaching, 68 born at Gibraltar, 54 called to be a preacher, 61 circuits he travelled in, 64, 65, 66, 71 death and burial, 71 early life at Chester, 55-60 eloquence as a preacher, 67, 68 his conversion, 55-57 his father pressed into the army, 54 his first sermon, 61 his marriage with Betsy Nangle, 65 his marriage with Sophia Cooke, 66 his mother a Welshwoman, 54 his mother's death, note, 63 his wit and humor, anecdotes of, 70, 71 offered the pastorate of an Independent Church, 66 overtaken in a fault, 71 President of Wesleyan Conference, 67 Brizzio, Francesco, 208 Bruce's "Elegy written in Spring," 322 Buch, Henry Michael, "Good Henry," 201-203 Bunyan and Bradburn compared, 56 Burnet, Rev. John, 259-262 Bushey Park and Timothy Bennett, 213 Byron, Lord, allusion to Gifford, 93 Campion's "Delightful History of ye Gentle Craft," 193, 199, 242, 259 Capellini, _il Caligarino_, 207 Carey and Thomas sail for India, 142 Carey, Eustace, "Life of Dr. Carey," 131 William, abilities as a shoemaker, 131 and Rev. John Ryland, 131, 138 an enthusiast, 131, 132 apprenticed to a shoemaker, 133 baptized by Rev. J. Ryland, 135 D.D. conferred on him by Brown University, 144 first Bengali New Testament, 143 first marriage a mistake, 137 first sermon and pastorate, 135 first study of languages, 132, 133, 135 first thought of missions to heathen, 138 his death, 146 Carey, William his famous sermon at Nottingham, 141 his self-sacrificing spirit, 143 life briefly sketched, 129, 130 life in India, 142, 146 lives at Moulton, 137, 139 "Only a Cobbler," 132 pamphlet on Missions, 140 parentage and birth and childhood, 131, 132 Professor of Oriental Languages, Calcutta, 129, 143 removes to Leicester, 140 Carlisle, Gifford's guardian, 205 Carlyle on _Hans Sachs_, 76, 77, 205 Thomas, and Thomas Cooper, 184 Carter, Edward, Esq., friend to John Pounds, 151, 157 Castell, Richard, "Ye Cocke of Westminster," 210 Caxton Printing Establishment and S. Drew, 121 Chambers's "Book of Days," 217 Channing on Noah Worcester, 271, 273 Charles, Rev. Thomas, of Bala, 139 Chartists and Thomas Cooper, 179, 182 Chartist Newspapers edited by Thomas Cooper, 181 Christ's Hospital and Richard Castell, 121 Claflin, William, Governor of Massachusetts, 277 Clarke, Dr. Adam, and Samuel Drew, 114, 122 Coke, Dr., and S. Drew, 122, 123 Coleridge, S. T., and Boehmen, 206 and shoemakers, 189 Cooksley, Dr., Gifford's friend, 80, 81 William, son of Dr. Cooksley, Gifford's will in favor of, 86