. L'origine et l'histoire de l'Église méthodiste primitive . everal, en donnant expression à leurs sentiments religieux, a déclaré que Dieu m'avait fait. Son serviteur indigne, un instrument honoré dans son péché le salut de leurs âmes. À la fin de la réunion, Francis Dricott (Dreacott,)^ prêcheur alocal, pria que le Seigneur me gardrait humble, et sauve de penser trop fortement à moi-même. Je me suis senti reconnaissant pour le sentiment de la prière, et j'y ai répondu de mon coeur. Amen et Amen. Je savais que Dieu résidait le fier, mais donne la grâce à l'humble, et que le diable

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. The origin and history of the Primitive Methodist Church . everal, in giving expression to their religiousfeelings, declared that God had made me. His un-worthy servant, an honoured instrument in His handsin the salvation of their souls. At the terminationof the meeting, Francis Dricott (Dreacott, )^ alocal preacher, prayed that the Lord would keep me humble, and save mefrom thinking too highly of myself. I felt thankful for the sentiment of theprayer, and responded to it from my heart. Amen and Amen. I was aware that God resisteth the proud, but giveth grace to the humble, and that the devilsobject is to inflate the hearts of preachers of the gospel with spiritual pride. Alas !how many have been thus deceived, and have said to their fellow-labourers: Stand thou by ; I am holier than thou. (Clowes Journals, 100-1). For long the Sunday services were held alternately at Lexhead, the home of theHorobins, and at Wootton Park Farm, the home of the Buxtons, and on the deathof David Buxton were transferred to George Critchelows- home, where they were. GEORGE CRITCHELOW. * Proper names are frequently mis-spelled in Clowes Journals. He evidently had fewdocuments to rely upon, and had to trust to his memorj^ The form Draycott also occurs. SOURCES AND ORIGIN. 95

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