Meanings of gospeller in English

It was a service any layman or hot-gospeller could hold.

In 1993, the 60-year-old gospeller had supposedly found Judaism but was also rock'n'rolling again.

A careless Sabbatarian might still find himself exposed to the scorn of a congregation, with the words "A wanton gospeller" placarded upon his ignominious breast.

The violin is an object of particular abhorrence to the Free Gospellers.

Those wanton gospellers, the pigeons yonder, Are now the only Sabbath-breakers left.

So it seemed to Asa Skinner, servant of God and Free Gospeller.

If I could be like one of the old holy gospellers-thenindeed!

There were no longer any sermons preached at the Cross that a Gospeller cared to hear.

He was religiously a Gallio, not a Gospeller; but he was politically a sturdy Englishman, and no coward.

"No, only half Quaker; the other half gospeller," replied the old man meekly.

You must admit, Rector, that your inner comment on my tale of the gospellers and the innkeeper is 'Dear me!

"Those Free Gospellers have just cast an evil spell over this country, haven't they?"

Those eloquent and (I trust) sincere gospellers are agog to dispel that sense of loss which besets us just now.

This "trance" state is the highest evidence of grace among the Free Gospellers, and indicates a close walking with God.

Hastings re-entered at the moment, telling the council that they must repair to the queen, and the Hot Gospeller was promptly ordered to Newgate.

"Excuse me," said one of the gospellers.