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Conventicle - Wikipedia
Thousands sometimes flocked to these illegal gatherings. The result was the creation of field conventicles — meetings held under cover of night, in the open air, on moors or hills, in glens and ravines, or wherever safety and suitability could be combined . These gatherings frequently lasted for hours. en.wikipedia.org
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FIELD CONVENTICLE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of FIELD CONVENTICLE is a religious meeting held out of doors. www.merriam-webster.com
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field-conventicle, v. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English ...
There is one meaning in OED's entry for the verb field-conventicle. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete ... www.oed.com
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field-conventicle
ˌfield-conˈventicle An open-air religious meeting. See conventicle 4 c.1678 Marvell Corr. ccclxi. Wks. 1872–5 II. 631 They [the Scots] still continue their..field conventicles. a 1715 [see conventicle n. 4 c]. a 1806 C. J. Fox Hist. 129 The punishment of death..had formerly attached upon the preache... Oxford English Dictionary
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Field-conventicle. World English Historical Dictionary
Hence Field-conventicle v., intr., to frequent or hold field-conventicles. Field-conventicler, one who attends or frequents field-conventicles. 6. 1680. G ... wehd.com
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Conventicle Act 1664 (The Diary of Samuel Pepys)
An Act of the Parliament of England that forbade conventicles (religious assemblies of more than five people outside the auspices of the Church of England). www.pepysdiary.com
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William Bell (field preacher)
William Bell was a field preacher and 17th century minister. He was apprehended at Pentland while in the discharge of his duty, 4 September 1676. , or in any house where there are more persons than the house contains, so that some of them are without doors (which is declared to be a house conventicle wikipedia.org
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Conventicles - Falkirk Local History Society
On 8 March 1685 the Scottish Parliament passed an Act Against Preachers at Conventicles, and those present at Field Conventicles: “Our Soveraign Lord ... falkirklocalhistory.club
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Faith in times of trouble - Historic Environment Scotland
People living in the Shotts area were strong supporters of the National Covenant and many conventicles were held in a field nearby (as seen in the adjacent ... www.historicenvironment.scot
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A proclamation, against field-conventicles | Early English Books Online
Item Information | A proclamation, against field-conventicles | Early English Books Online | University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. name.umdl.umich.edu
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A Field Conventicle - During The Ecclesiastical Tyranny That ...
A Field Conventicle - During The Ecclesiastical Tyranny That Prevailed In Scotland In The Time Of Charles Ii, A Proclamation Was Made Against Conventicles. photoarchive.paul-mellon-centre.ac.uk
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field
▪ I. field, n. (fiːld) Forms: 1–2 feld, 3–6 feild(e, feld(e, 3 fæld, south. vælde, vald(e, (5 falde, feald), 3–4 south. veld(e, 3–5 felt(e, fild(e, (5 fyld(e), 4–6 feeld(e, 6–7 fielde, 6– field. [Com. WGer.; OE. feld str. masc. corresponds to OFris. and OS. feld masc. (MDu. velt, Du. veld neut.), OH... Oxford English Dictionary
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Conventicle Act 1664
From small beginnings these field assemblies—or conventicles—were to grow into major problems of public order for the government. The Conventicle Act was formally repealed in 1689, although its authority had lapsed, by default, in 1667. wikipedia.org
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James Renwick (Covenanter)
Accordingly, in October 1681, he organised a secret meeting of members of this party, probably a field-conventicle, and by his earnest zeal did much to Field conventicles were still prohibited. wikipedia.org
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John King (Covenanter)
An attempt was made to capture King at a conventicle near Cardross in June 1675. One man, Norrie, was killed defending the preacher who escaped. Some escaping from Hamilton, took the direction of Loudoun Hill, where a large field-meeting was to be held. This led to the skirmish at Drumclog. wikipedia.org
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