Popularity in London――Lady Huntingdon and the Calvinistic Methodists――Whitefield as Moderator――Resolves not to found Societies――Ceases to be Moderator――Howell Harris his Successor――New Scheme――Whitefield becomes Lady Huntingdon’s Chaplain――Earl of Bath――Earl of Chesterfield―― Lord Bolingbroke――Dr. Stonehouse――Whitefield in Scotland―― Synod of Glasgow――Proceedings of other Synods, and of the Associate Presbytery――Bishop Lavington Enraged――Persecution in Wales――Whitefield Visits Dr. Watts――Thomas Olivers Converted――Whitefield wishes to have Slaves――Letter to Dr. Doddridge――Aristocratic Hearers――Dr. Stonehouse afraid to become a Methodist――Whitefield in the West of England――Rev. Andrew Kinsman――Mr. Robert Cruttenden――A Reverend Slanderer―― John Sladdin’s Pamphlet――Whitefield and Bishop Lavington―― “_The Devil’s Castaways_”――Whitefield at Portsmouth――In Wales――An Indigent Minister――New Jersey College――College of Philadelphia――Franklin on Reformations――Rev. Robert Robinson――Letter to a Bishop――Bishop Lavington’s “Enthusiasm of Methodists and Papists Compared”――Rev. George Thompson―― At Exeter――Letter to Hervey――Tour to the North of England―― Wesley and Grace Murray――Another Tour――Colonel Galatin―― Methodism in Dublin――Persecution at Cork――New Year’s Sermon―― Rev. William Baddiley――Dr. Andrew Gifford――Persecution in Ireland――Whitefield helping Wesley――Government of Georgia――At Gloucester, etc.――Letter to Franklin――In Cornwall――New Jersey College――At Northampton――Persecution at Rotherham――Rev. John Thorpe――“Ingham’s Circuit”――In Scotland――James Nimmo, Esq.――Old Friends Meet again――Rev. Martin Madan――Rev. Moses Browne――Memorable Visit――Methodism in Canterbury――Letter on Marriage――Original Letter by Gilbert Tennent――Moses Browne Embarrassed――“A House of Mourning”――Hostile Publications―― Whitefield on Slavery――In Ireland――Original Letter by Whitefield’s Wife――Leaving England, 186–277 FOURTH VISIT TO AMERICA, AND RETURN TO ENGLAND. SEPTEMBER, 1751, TO MARCH, 1754.