Separation from the Church--Begging for the Poor--Revival at Burslem--Wesley in Ireland--A Methodist Shoemaker--Howard, the Philanthropist--Conference of 1787--Separation from the Church--Sir Robert Peel--Sunday Schools--Singing--A Coachload of Methodist Preachers--Visit to the Channel Islands--Jonathan Crowther--Antislavery Society--Joseph Entwisle and Richard Reece--Simeon catechizing Wesley--Licensing Chapels and Preachers--Separation from the Church--Wesley’s Popularity-- Wesley’s Publications--Dress--Diversions--Riches 490-520 1788. Wesley on his Style--Sunday Schools--Prayer Meetings--Death of Charles Wesley--Consecration of Burial Grounds--Incidents at Bristol--Chapel at Dumfries--Methodist Membership--A Northern Fanatic--An Early Breakfast--Demoniacs--A Young Poetess--Separation from the Church--End of the World--Conference of 1788--Methodist Prayer Book--Preachers stripped of their Gown and Bands--Dewsbury Chapel Case--John Atlay and William Eels--Itinerancy--Wesley without a Sermon--Wesley’s Publications 521-564 1789. Romney’s Portrait of Wesley--Anecdotes of Wesley--Commotion at Dublin--Separation from the Church--Rebellions--Thomas Hanby--An Irish Dinner Party--Walter Churchey--A Session of Methodist “Elders”--Conference of 1789--A Conference Sermon-- Gwennap Pit--“The lovely Family at Balham”--Mount Pleasant Chapel, Liverpool--Methodism at Bideford--Wesley’s Publications-- Wesley warning rich Methodists 565-596 1790. French Revolution--A Five Months’ Journey--Rev. Joseph Easterbrook-- A Three Months’ Preaching Plan--Methodism at Stourport--Sunday Schools--Death of a Mocker--A Backslider Healed--Adam Clarke--A Yorkshire Cavalcade--Separation from the Church--Wesley’s Benefactions--Wesley’s Last Will--Conference of 1790--Progress of Methodism--Ruffled Shirts--A Dublin Revival--Christian Perfection--Wesley’s last Out-door Sermon--A Shoemaker and a Sheep Stealer--Henry Crabb Robinson--Crabbe, the Poet--A Large Circuit--Wesley’s Publications--Separation from the Church-- Rich Methodists Warned--Wesley’s last Words to the Methodists 597-642 1791. Letters--Female Preaching--Wesley’s last Letters--Wesley’s last Week of Public Labour--Wesley’s last Letter--Wesley’s last Song on Earth--Wesley’s Death--The Funeral--Proposed Monument in Westminster Abbey--Wesley’s Personal Appearance, Scholarship, Knowledge, Writings, Preaching, Companionship, Piety, and Industry 643-660 THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A. 1768. Age 65