...however, they did not make use of, but behaved in the same manner with those of the Established Church. A few Quakers who resided on the island visited, loved, and respected him.' And it was Bishop Wilson who preached this most beautiful sentence (see Sermon 36) : — ' We are to...

...however they did not make use of, but behaved in the same manner with those of the Established Church. A few Quakers who resided on the island visited, loved, and respected him." He did not interfere in temporal or political concerns, unless when called upon at the request of the...

...state of the Records is not known. Bishop Wilson treated the small colony of Quakers with considerable favour, and allowed them to worship in their own way...descendants of these Quakers in the island at the present time.1 And what do we learn about the people, other than the Quakers, who were subjected to this severe...

...attended his sermons and his prayers. The Dissenters too attended even the Communion Service. ... A few Quakers who resided on the island visited, loved, and respected him." One interesting relic of Bishop Wilson remains still in London, and is not generally known. The dark...