“Answer. (1) Let none be undertaken without the consent of the
assistant. (2) Build, if possible, in the form of Rotherham house. (3)
Settle it in the following form.”
Here follows the trust deed for the chapel in Manchester, to the
effect that, during their lifetime, Wesley, his brother, and Grimshaw
of Haworth, and others, whom they might appoint, should have the
use of the said chapel; and that, after their death, the trustees
should permit such persons to preach in it as were appointed by the
yearly conference; provided always, that such persons preach no other
doctrine than is contained in Wesley’s Notes upon the New Testament,
and his four volumes of sermons; and provided also, that they preach
—— evenings in every week, and at five o’clock on each morning
following.[546]