By Chelsea Reach Some Riverside Records
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His wife was the celebrated Selina, " Queen of the Metho- dists " and founder of the Calvinistic Sect known as the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. Lord Huntingdon died in 1746, and during the next two years, before her move to Park Street in 1748, his widow placed herself here entirely under the influence of Wesley and Whitfield. The latter, whom she appointed one of her chaplains, preached repeatedly at Chelsea Farm, where Lord Chesterfield, Lord Bolingbroke, Lord Bath, Lady Townshend, Lad...y Manet and others of the elect came to hear him. Walpole records this with the characteristic comment : " What do you lay that next winter he is not run after instead of Garrick ? " Whitfield naively declares that his noble auditors " seemed surprised but pleased. Thus the world turns round. In all time of my wealth, good Lord, deliver me/' Lady Huntingdon, however, left Chelsea and started a long career of chapel building, becoming a very autocrat of dissent and the "well-meaning fanatic" of Mrs Montagu's later and spmewhat disdainful criticism ; and the Farm, after pass- ing through several other hands, was taken, towards the end of the century, by Thomas Dawson, Viscount Cremorne, for whom James CREMORNE 173 Wyatt, the reviver of Gothic architecture, enlarged and altered the house, which was here- after known as Cremorne House.
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His wife was the celebrated Selina, " Queen of the Metho- dists " and founder of the Calvinistic Sect known as the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. Lord Huntingdon died in 1746, and during the next two years, before her move to Park Street in 1748, his widow placed herself here entirely under the influence of Wesley and Whitfield. The latter, whom she appointed one of her chaplains, preached repeatedly at Chelsea Farm, where Lord Chesterfield, Lord Bolingbroke, Lord Bath, Lady Townshend, Lad...y Manet and others of the elect came to hear him. Walpole records this with the characteristic comment : " What do you lay that next winter he is not run after instead of Garrick ? " Whitfield naively declares that his noble auditors " seemed surprised but pleased. Thus the world turns round. In all time of my wealth, good Lord, deliver me/' Lady Huntingdon, however, left Chelsea and started a long career of chapel building, becoming a very autocrat of dissent and the "well-meaning fanatic" of Mrs Montagu's later and spmewhat disdainful criticism ; and the Farm, after pass- ing through several other hands, was taken, towards the end of the century, by Thomas Dawson, Viscount Cremorne, for whom James CREMORNE 173 Wyatt, the reviver of Gothic architecture, enlarged and altered the house, which was here- after known as Cremorne House.
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