In America――Letter on Wesley――Sudden Return to England―― Original Letter to Blackwell――Tour to West of England and Wales――Letter to Franklin――Success in Scotland――In Yorkshire, etc.――John Edwards and Dublin Methodists――The Orphan House―― John and Charles Wesley――The New Tabernacle ――The Moravians―― Whitefield’s Hymn Book――Specimens of Preaching――Foundation Laid of New Tabernacle――Methodism in Norwich――Whitefield’s “Expostulatory Letter” to Zinzendorf――Letters by James Hutton, Peter Bohler, and Count Zinzendorf――Andrew Frey’s Pamphlet―― Letter to John Syms――New Tabernacle Opened――Tour to Scotland――Glasgow Playhouse――Glorious Seasons in Yorkshire―― Another Tour――Norwich Tabernacle――Bristol Tabernacle――Wesley dangerously Ill――Letters concerning――Visit to England of Gilbert Tennent and Samuel Davies――New Tabernacle paid for, 278–324 FIFTH VISIT TO AMERICA. MARCH, 1754, TO MAY, 1755. Popery in Lisbon――Learning Lessons――Arrival in America―― Itinerating――New Jersey College――Government of Georgia―― Scenes at Boston, etc.――Revival in Virginia――Visit to Orphan House――Return to England, 325–340 EIGHT YEARS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. 1755 TO 1763. Evangelical Clergymen――Trying to Serve a Friend――Whitefield’s “Communion Morning’s Companion”――Death of Lady Anne Hastings――Cornelius Winter――Methodists at Norwich――Wesley and Hervey――Charles Wesley’s Poem on Whitefield――Commencement of the “Seven Years’ War”――Tour to Newcastle――Long Acre Chapel―― Bishop Pearce――Letters to――Long Acre Riots――Archbishop Herring on Whitefield and Wesley――Threatening Letters―― Advertisement in _London Gazette_――Whitefield’s “Address to Persons of All Denominations”――National Alarm――Collection on Fast-Day――Tottenham Court Road Chapel――Rev. Dr. Thomas Haweis――Wesley’s Letter to William Law――Franklin’s Novel Scheme――Visit to a Murderer――Tour to Scotland――Rev. John Fawcett, D.D.――Samuel Whitaker――Labours in Scotland――Helping Charles Wesley――Rev. Henry Venn――Congregations in London―― Faithful Preaching――Balaam-like Pamphlets――Shuter, the Comedian――Memorable Visit to Scotland――Thomas Rankin――Visit to Ireland――Nearly Murdered――Methodist Clergymen――“Mission Week” at Cheltenham――Death of Belcher and Burr――Whitefield’s Health Failing――Almshouses at Tottenham Court Road Chapel―― Letter to Professor Francke――Journey in One-Horse Chaise―― “Spiritual Routs”――Rev. Robert Robinson――Visit to Berridge―― In Scotland――Thanksgiving Sermons――Return to London――Death of Hervey――Dr. Free――Remarkable Meetings――Lady Huntingdon and Methodism in Brighton――Whitefield Publishes a Sermon by John Foxe, the Martyrologist――Seven Weeks in Scotland――The Orphan