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. The origin and history of the primitive Methodist Church. people and, much to the grief of some, set up for herself. But there will be an eclaircissement; her downfall is imminent; the societies will return to their first love and allegiance. These matters will be adjusted by the time the first printed plan appears, and we shall find on its list of places, Hollington, Boylestone, Rodsley, Roston, and Rocester—all destined to have a history. Another GRETSTONE PREACHING HOCSE, BADDELEY EDGE. 120 PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. omission on this plan is noteworthy:—Kizley, in Lancashire, wi
. The origin and history of the primitive Methodist Church. people and, much to the grief of some, set up for herself. But there will be an eclaircissement; her downfall is imminent; the societies will return to their first love and allegiance. These matters will be adjusted by the time the first printed plan appears, and we shall find on its list of places, Hollington, Boylestone, Rodsley, Roston, and Rocester—all destined to have a history. Another GRETSTONE PREACHING HOCSE, BADDELEY EDGE. 120 PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. omission on this plan is noteworthy:—Kizley, in Lancashire, with its twenty membersunder the leadership of Thomas Webb, does not figure. Yet this society, whichowed its existence to Lorenzo Dow, had accepted the overseership of Hugh Bourneand was regarded asone of his societies;over it he had expended a considerableamount of labour andeven money, and hehad a liking for itand its rather peculiarways. It is interest-ing, as casting a side-light on the contrastedtastes and bias ofClowes and Bourne,to compare their. .K 1 «•
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