. L'origine e la storia della primitiva Chiesa Metodista . prese il secondo posto, cedendo la posizione di cappella circuito ad un nuovo edificio eretto all'interno del borgo proprio; poiché, entro il 1848, l'alloggio disponibile era inadeguato alle esigenze della società, che conta ormai duecentotrenta vigembrati. In quell'anno, quindi, un cinq fu costruito in Wyatts Yard, Beetwell Street, che servì fino al 1881, quando fu acquistata la OldSchool of Industry, e Holywell Cross Church costruita sotto la tesoreria del Rev. John Wenn. Non abbiamo spazio, né è necessario, per descrivere in dettaglio ciò che ha da allora

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. The origin and history of the primitive Methodist Church . taken second place, yielding the position ofcircuit chapel to a new building erected within the borough proper; for, by 1848, the accommodation available was inadequateto the requirements of the society, nownumbering two hundred and thirty-fivemembers. In that year, therefore, a cinq idwas built in Wyatts Yard, Beetwell Street, which served until 1881, when the oldSchool of Industry was bought, andHolywell Cross Church built under thesuperintendency of Rev. John Wenn. We have not space, neither is it necessary, to detail what has since been done inChesterfield in the way of Church extension.The ninety-three pounds that in 1827represented all that the society of thirtymembers had been able to raise towardsthe eight hundred and three—the cost ofthe first chapel, points to the small andfeeble beginnings of Primitive Methodism, contrasted with its latest developments asset forth in our illustration of its present FKOGGAKTS YARD. chapels. First Preaching Room was in this Yard, Chesterfield.. 496 PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. The society at Hasland in the Chesterfield Second Circuit has had a long and interest-ing history which is thus outlined by the competent pen of Dr. G. Booth :— The first preaching services atHasland were held in Mrs. E.Widdowsons cottage (my grand-mothers house, also my own birth-place), and this was the place ofentertainment for the preachers formany years. The house became toosmall for the number of worshippers, and, after many anxious deliberations, two female lay-preachers rented, cleaned, and caused to be fitted up, an empty shed formerly used forstoring wool-pack waggons. This wasafterwards turned into a blacksmithsshop. These two zealous and activemembers—Miss S. Webster and MissB. Cooper—were destined to filla wider sphere of action; for thefirst-named became the wife of theRev. G. Booth, and the latter the the old chapel and preachers house, beetwellwife of Dr. William Antliff. The

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