...by William Seward, an "Attendant and intimate Companion" of Whitefield's. This same writer s[1eaks of "Members of the Concert" and the rooms belonging...to Custom; and the Thursday following the Company "Pa. Gas., June 15-22, 1738-9. " Pa, Gas., Jan. 31, 1749. "Pa. Journal, Jan. 9, 1750. "Pa. Jour, and...

...therefore ordering their Door to be opened again, met the Night after according to Custom ; and the Tuesday following the Company met to Dance as they used to...Concert being for the whole Year still goes on as usual. After this Account of Seward's Behavior no one can wonder at his low Craft in getting this Paragraph...

...therefore ordering their Door to be opened again, met the night after according to Custom; and the Tuesday following the Company met to dance as they used to...Concert being for the whole year still goes on as usual.'" &> &> " Yes, and the Assemblies are still held," I observed, hoping to change the topic of...

..."below them to take any Notice of it." They "met the night after according to Custom; and the Tuesday following the Company met to Dance as they used to...Concert being for the whole year still goes on as usual." The writer felt that this account of Seward's behavior was in keeping with "his low craft in...

..."below them to take any Notice of it." They "met the night after according to Custom; and the Tuesday following the Company met to Dance as they used to do; but the Assembly being only for the Whiter Season is now discontinued of Course and the Concert being for the whole year still goes on...

...that the hall was closed up by William Seward, an "Attendant and intimate Companion" of Whitefield's. This same writer speaks of "Members of the Concert"...to Custom ; and the Thursday following the Company "Pa. Gaz., June 15-22, 1738-9. " Pa. Gaz., Jan. 31, 1749. "Pa. Journal, Jan. 9, 1750. "Pa. Jour, and...