[301] Clarke’s Wesley Family, vol. ii., p. 106.
[302] Ibid., p. 110.
[303] James Hutton, the publisher,—an early friend of the Wesleys, and one of the principal Moravians in England.
[304] Wesley’s Works, vol. i., p. 279.
[305] Ibid., p. 286.
[306] The Moravians.
[307] Clarke’s Wesley Family, vol. ii., p. 338.
[308] Wesley’s Journal, 1st edition.
[309] It is difficult to say what is meant by the word “writings.” Does it refer to some newspaper correspondence? Or to published sermons, tracts, or pamphlets? I have never met with anything published by Westley Hall himself; or heard of anything except a poetical epistle to his son, mentioned hereafter; and his sermon, preached at Salisbury, in defence of polygamy.
[310] Wesley’s Works, vol. ii., p. 214.