TITLE: Memoirs of the life and gospel labours of the late Daniel Wheeler; a minister of the Society of Friends..
AUTHOR:
Wheeler, Daniel.
Table of Contents:
FRONT MATTER:
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE AND GOSPEL LABOURS OF THE LATE DANIEL WHEELER, A MINISTER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
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- (1) PREFACE. Starts at - Img
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- (2) CONTENTS. Starts at - Img
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- (3) MEMOIRS OF DANIEL WHEELER. CHAPTER I. introductory remarks by the author—his parentage, education—early becomes an orphan—enters the merchant service, then the royal navy—is paid off—enters the army. Starts at - Img
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- (4) CHAPTER II. the author goes to plymouth, thence with his regiment to ireland—kilkenny—dublin—harassing service—personal danger—recruits—liverpool—bristol—southampton—embarks thence with troops for the campaign in holland. Starts at - Img
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- (5) CHAPTER III. nimeguen—many dangers—attacked by fever—hospital treatment, heavy mortality among the sick—disasters of the british army—retreat to bremen—returns to england. Starts at - Img
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- (6) CHAPTER IV. sails with his regiment to the west indies—remarkable preservation—serious impressions—returns to england—becomes convinced of friends' principles—received into membership in 1797—settles in business and marries—acknowledged a minister in 1816. Starts at - Img
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- (7) CHAPTER V. prospect of duty in russia—offers himself to the russian government to superintend agricultural improvements near petersburg—visits petersburg, 1817—removes with his family to russia, 1818—william allen and stephen grellet—visit from the emperor, &c. Starts at - Img
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- (7.2) To Balby Monthly Meeting. Starts at - Img 67 Pg 58
- (7.3) To Mordecai Casson. Starts at - Img 67 Pg 58
- (7.4) To Barbara Hoyland. Starts at - Img 69 Pg 60
- (8) CHAPTER VI. sundry letters to his friends in england—visit from the emperor—inundation at petersburg. Starts at - Img
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- (8.1) To Samuel Smith. Starts at - Img 71 Pg 62
- (8.2) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 73 Pg 64
- (8.3) To Richard Cockin. Starts at - Img 75 Pg 66
- (8.4) To Sarah Smith, of Sheffield. Starts at - Img 78 Pg 69
- (8.5) To Friends of Balby Monthly Meeting. Starts at - Img 79 Pg 70
- (8.6) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 81 Pg 72
- (8.7) To John Hipsley, Hull. Starts at - Img 85 Pg 76
- (8.8) To John Hipsley, Hull. Starts at - Img 86 Pg 77
- (9) CHAPTER VII. visits england, 1825—death of the emperor alexander, and occurrences consequent thereon, 1826—extensive fires, &c., 1827—correspondence. Starts at - Img
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- (9.2) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 89 Pg 80
- (9.3) To John Hipsley, Hull. Starts at - Img 90 Pg 81
- (9.4) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 93 Pg 84
- (9.5) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 96 Pg 87
- (9.6) To John Hipsley, Hull Starts at - Img 97 Pg 88
- (9.7) To Sarah Smith, Sheffield. Starts at - Img 97 Pg 88
- (9.8) To David Mallinson, Sheffield. Starts at - Img 99 Pg 90
- (10) CHAPTER VIII. visits england with his wife in 1830—religious engagements there—1831. cholera at petersburg—epistle to friends of york quarterly meeting, 1832. Starts at - Img
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- (10.2) To Sarah Backhouse, York. Starts at - Img 105 Pg 96
- (10.3) To Richard Cockin, Doncaster. Starts at - Img 107 Pg 98
- (10.4) To Friends of York Quarterly Meeting. Starts at - Img 108 Pg 99
- (11) CHAPTER IX. prospect of distant religious service—resigns his appointment in russia—sails for england, 1832—obtains certificates for religious service in the south sea islands, etc.,—decease of his wife—illness of his children—journey to russia, in 1833—return to england—sails for the south seas—detention at the isle of wight. Starts at - Img
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- (11.2) To John Hipsley, Hull. Starts at - Img 113 Pg 104
- (11.3) To his Wife. Starts at - Img 115 Pg 106
- (11.4) To Sarah Smith, Sheffield. Starts at - Img 116 Pg 107
- (11.5) To his Wife. Starts at - Img 117 Pg 108
- (11.6) To one of his Children. Starts at - Img 123 Pg 114
- (11.7) To Hannah Brearey. Starts at - Img 128 Pg 119
- (12) CHAPTER X. departure from the british channel—rio janeiro—tempestuous voyage. Starts at - Img
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- (13) CHAPTER XI. van diemen's land—james backhouse and g. w. walker—sydney—norfolk island—tahiti. Starts at - Img
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- (14) CHAPTER XII. tahiti. Starts at - Img
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- (15) CHAPTER XIII. tahiti continued—eimeo. Starts at - Img
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- (16) CHAPTER XIV. eimeo continued—huahine—raiatea—bolabola—voyage to the sandwich islands—oahu. Starts at - Img
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- (17) CHAPTER XV. sandwich islands. Starts at - Img
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- (18) CHAPTER XVI. sandwich islands continued. Starts at - Img
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- (19) CHAPTER XVII. rarotonga—friendly islands. Starts at - Img
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- (20) CHAPTER XVIII. friendly islands continued—new zealand. Starts at - Img
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- (21) CHAPTER XIX. new zealand continued—sydney—hobarton—return to england. Starts at - Img
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- (21.2) To John Kitching. Starts at - Img 322 Pg 313
- (22) CHAPTER XX. attends the yearly meeting in london of 1838—his prospect of religious service in america—visits his family in russia—sails to new york—travels in the united states. Starts at - Img
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- (23) CHAPTER XXI. travels in north america—return to england. Starts at - Img
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- (24) CHAPTER XXII. alarming illness of his son charles, then in france, proceeds thither, death of his son—returns to england—again sails for new york—last illness and death—concluding remarks. Starts at - Img
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- (24.2) Extract from a Letter to Sarah Smith. Starts at - Img 369 Pg 360
- (24.3) CONCLUDING REMARKS. Starts at - Img 384 Pg 375
- (25) FRIENDS' BOOKS PUBLISHED BY CHARLES GILPIN, LONDON. Starts at - Img
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