John Henry Newman’s Whitehall Preachership of 1828

Newman Studies Journal 9 (2):35-37 (2012)
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Abstract

Newman was offered a preachership at Whitehall Chapel in London for the second part of December; he accepted the invitation, even though he anticipated that the task would be “a bore.” Unfortunately for Newman, his experience turned out to be more burdensome than he had expected; the result was a very frustrating Christmas.

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