Lovefeast at Fetter Lane--Conference at Islington--Ordained a Priest--Aristocratic Hearers--The Seward Family--Howell Harris--Scene at St. Margaret's, Westminster--Susannah Wesley on Whitefield--At Bath--At Bristol--The Poet Savage--Bristol Prison--Chancellor of Bristol Diocese--Letter to Bishop Butler-- Religious Societies at Bristol--Begins Outdoor Preaching--First Visit to Wales--Interview with Howell Harris--Rev. Griffith Jones--Kingswood--Whitefield invites Wesley to Bristol-- Kingswood School begun--Again in Wales--At Gloucester-- Cheltenham--Benjamin Seward--Dean Kinchin--Vice-Chancellor of Oxford--At Islington--Dr. Trapp--Rev. Robert Seagrave--Outdoor Preaching in London--Newspaper Abuse--Contemporaneous Opinions of Whitefield--Reasons for Whitefield's Popularity-- Joseph Humphreys--Joseph Periam--Itinerating--In London-- Whitefield's Journals--Answer to Dr. Trapp--In Kent-- Moravians--Scene in a Public House--Specimens of Preaching-- The Wesleys become Outdoor Preachers--A Notable Sermon--Another Philippic--William Delamotte--William Seward--Letter to Wesley--Rev. Josiah Tucker--Dr. Skerret--Dr. Byrom--Ebenezer Blackwell--Constables and Magistrates--Whitefield and Wesley at Bristol--Letter to Bishop Benson--Quaker at Thornbury--Mayor of Basingstoke--A Friendly Quaker--Rev. Ralph Erskine--Last Sermons--Whitefield's Calvinism--Extracts from his Sermons--The _Weekly Miscellany_--The _Craftsman_--Rev. William Law and Dr. Warburton--Countess of Hertford--Pamphlets for and against Whitefield--Bishop Gibson's Pastoral Letter--Whitefield's Answer--Sermons Published--Extracts from them--Spiritual Pride--Catholic Spirit--Innocent Diversions-- Self-righteousness--Entreaties--Whitefield's Oratory. 155-306 SECOND VISIT TO AMERICA. AUGUST 1739 TO MARCH 1741.