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We have read with much interest this first volume of Mr. Crookshank's history. The author's industry of research and competency as a narrator were already known from his former works. Till the work, of which this volume is only the first installment, is completed, it would be premature to attempt a review of it. We observe, however, one error relating to what is spoken of the corporate status, of the Irish Conference in 1782, which is as quaint as it is characteristic -- not of the writer in particular, but of certain ideas which struggle for existence in the sister island. Even the British Conference had no corporate status or existence till 1784, and, when it was incorporated, Irish Methodism was folded in, together with British Methodism, under the jurisdiction of its Anglo-Irish -- or, perhaps we should say, British-Irish -- Legal Conference. --The London Quarterly and Holborn Review, Volume 64

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