Keith, George, with others disputes with the Baptists in London, ii.
131.
---- disputes at Aberdeen with some of the scholars, four of whom are
convinced, ii. 133.
---- goes with W. Penn, &c. into Holland, &c. ii. 161.
---- some account of his apostacy, ii. 249.
---- returns to England, ii. 249.
---- preaches at Turner’s-hall, conforms to the church of England,
and is ordained, ii. 249.
---- charges the Quakers with heterodoxy; challenges them to meet him
at Turner’s-hall, which they decline for reasons assigned, ii.
271.
---- charges Quakers with such points as he had notably defended, ii.
272.
---- is much in favour with the clergy, ii. 282.
---- is sent to America, and returns with little success, and gets a
benefice in Sussex, ii. 300.
Kingdom of Christ is setting up by his own power, i. 187.
Kirby, colonel, his cruelty to G. Fox, ii. 7.
Knight, sir John, and J. Helliar, two violent persecutors at Bristol,
ii. 182.