Memoir Of George Howard Wilkinson - Bishop Of St. Andrews Dunkeld And Dunblane And Primus Of The Scottish Church Formerly Bishop Of Truro

Contents Include: First period, Early Life: Childhood and Early Youth - Travel - Marriage and Ordination - Second Period: Parochial Work at Seaham - Letters and Journals - Third Period, Bishop Auckland and St. Peter's, Windmill Street: Beginning Work at Bishop Auckland - Mission Week - Troubles and Sorrows - Difficulties with the Bishop - Ending of the Auckland Ministry - Removal to London - St. Peter's, Windmill Street - The Twelve Days' Mission Fourth Period, St. Peter's, Eaton Square: Entrance Upon the New Work - St. Peter's - Features of parochial Work - Preaching and the Preacher - The Day of Intercession for Missions - The London Mission: Confession - The Leeds Mission - Bereavement - The East End Bishopric - Illness and its Fruits - Church Difficulties - Public Work - The Cure of Souls - Fifth Period - Truro: The Durham Offer - Appointment to Truro - Consecration and Enthronement - Diocesan Work - Impressions and recollections - Work Beyond the Diocese - The Cathedral - The Community of the Epiphany - Illness and Resignation - The Voyage to South Africa - Sixth period - St. Andrews: Entering upon Work in Scotland - The Cathedral Centre - Diocesan and Other Work - Reminiscences - The Primus and His Work - The Mission of Help - Unity - Personal Life in the Last Days - The End