Humble praise, offered up in the publick solemnity, June the 28th 1660

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A.]. CHAPTER XXXVIII. OF THE BISHOPRICK []. The Eastangles were first converted to the Christian faith by Felix, a Burgundian, whom King Sigebert brought with him from France, and encouraged to preach the Gospel to his subjects; which had good success, for he brought the whole province (according to the signification of his own name) to the knowledge of true and.

The Kings Book. Written by James I it was the Government's Official Account. of the Gunpowder Plot and its Discovery. Although it is biased in favor of the government it was the account which shaped public reaction and future acts of thanksgiving and celebration. Filed under: Church of England -- Book of common prayer -- Psalter.

An humble petition unto the high and most honourable Courts of Parliament, that they would be pleased to condiseend [sic] to the perusing of these short notes, tending to the refining of the Booke of Common-Prayer, in a few things.

/ By Theophilus Brabourn. An important goal of the restoration, is to reconstruct to the degree possible, the carrerra (row) book of the cemetery. we know from contemporary sources that the old main cemetery was full, even though there were spaces with no tombstones.

especially, the earliest part of the graveyard has many unmarked graves, or graves where the markers. Full text of "A history of the Book of Common Prayer and other books of authority: with an attempt to ascertain how the rubrics and canons have been understood and observed from the reformation to the accession of George an account of the state of religion and religious parties in England from to " See other formats.

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first book of Paradise Lost, is given as 'c. ', the date at which it may be supposed to have been written. In the many extracts from letters or from journals, there is generally a precise date. In the case of a book, we may have to make do with.

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An Annotated Check-list of English Poems on the Restoration appearing in printed books during based on Wing's STC.

Although the information included here should prove redundant once this anthology has been completed, my object in including this checklist here is to provide scholars working in Restoration studies with a useful tool that will help them in assessing the.

JOHN THOMAS SMITH. John Thomas, or “Rainy Day,” Smith was born in a London hackney coach, on the evening of the 23rd of June His mother had spent the evening at the house of her brother, Mr. Edward Tarr, a convivial glass-grinder of Earl Street, Seven Dials, and the coach was conveying her back with necessary haste to her home at No.

7 Great Portland Street. Dunrobin, 28th FebruarySir Robert Gordon of Embo, to George, Lord Strathnaver, afterwards fourteenth Earl of Sutherland, respecting the affairs of the estate of Sutherland.

Dunrobin, 18th August CHAPTER XLI. OF THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH, AND ITS PRECINCT []. The present cathedral is a fine Gothick freestone building, brought to that magnificence we now see it in, at several times and in different ages, by the great care and industry of its many worthy benefactors; Bishop Herbert, its original founder, laid the first foundation stone inin the place where.

A writer in the Quarterly Review, Junesays, “The English Mercurie of [Qy. ], which professes to have been published during those momentous days when the Spanish Armada was hovering and waiting to pounce upon our southern shores, contains amongst its items of news three or four book advertisements, and these would undoubtedly.

June 28th,sister brought to bed of a daughter; named it Mehitta- bel for his mother's sake. September 15th,sister Cooper's daughter, Mehittabel, dies after. long languishment. Buried in grandfather Hull's tomb the 17th.

xl INTRODUCTION. JOHN7 COOPER, of Machias, was the first sheriff of Washington County. The manuscript of Fr. Lewis Sabran's Letter Book is in Brussels (Bibliotheque Royale de Belgique No.

It seems likely that it was seized by the government of the Austrian Netherlands in. Full text of "The Freemasons' quarterly (magazine and) review [afterw.] The Freemasons' monthly magazine" See other formats.

the book that he had written criticizing this council, and in June“It was voted by the Court to vindicate the office of the standing counsell, as it is now ordered, & the persons in whom it is now vested, from all dishonor & reproach cast upon it or them in Mr. Saltonstall’s booke.”.

A Motion tending to the Publick Good of this age, and of Posteritie, or, the coppies of certain letters written by J.

D., to a worthy Knight at his earnest desire. Shewing briefly what a Publick Good is, and how by the best means of Reformation in Learning and Religion it may be advanced to some perfection. 4to.the library of anthony wood - Oxford Bibliographical Society download Report Comments.A brief history of the war with the Indians in New-England, from J (when the first Englishman was murdered by the Indians) to Augwhen Philip, alias Metacomet, the principal author and beginner of the war, was slain wherein the grounds, beginning, and progress of the war is summarily expressed: together with a serious.