Annals of King's Chapel from the Puritan age of New England to the present day . A Discourse showingwhat Cause there is to Fear that theGlory of the Lord is Departing fromNew England. Two Sermons, : 1702. The sermon consists ofa lament on the Degeneracy of the reverse of the title quotes Herbertslines: — Religion stands on tiptoe in our Land,Readie to passe to the American strand. The popular suspicion of Dudley isshown by an order to a constable, Boston,Aug. 29, 1702, in the Mass. Archives, signed by Isaac Addington, summoning Mr. John Boult, MerchS to appear be-fore Her Ma
Annals of King's Chapel from the Puritan age of New England to the present day . A Discourse showingwhat Cause there is to Fear that theGlory of the Lord is Departing fromNew England. Two Sermons, : 1702. The sermon consists ofa lament on the Degeneracy of the reverse of the title quotes Herbertslines: — Religion stands on tiptoe in our Land,Readie to passe to the American strand. The popular suspicion of Dudley isshown by an order to a constable, Boston,Aug. 29, 1702, in the Mass. Archives, signed by Isaac Addington, summoning Mr. John Boult, MerchS to appear be-fore Her Majs Justices of y Peace atye Townhouse in Boston to answer towhat shall be Objected against him formakeing, publishing, or spreading a lybelor false report concerning his Excellencythe Governour, in Saying That tfaernour had demanded or askt of M« Wal-ter, viz!, the Minister of Roxburv, hisPulpit for a Church of England Ministerto preach in one part of the day on IDays, with intent to make the QueensGovernour Uneasy and obnoxiou> to thePeople. ISO ANNALS OF KINGS wth Salary of 200 Guineys p anum. I looked on him as Helena man cravd a Blessing and returnd Thanks, tho there was theChaplain of ye Ship and another Minister on board. Govr has a verylarge . . He rode in Major Hobbys Coach, drawn with SixHorses richly harnessed. 1 This portrait, given here by thecourtesy of the publishers of the Me-morial History of Boston, perhaps rep-resents Dudley as he appeared whenPresident of Massachusetts in 1686. Aportrait in the gallery of the Historical Society, giving him more gross andworldly traits, and with a huge wig, prob-ably belongs to this later period in hislife. 2 The text, 1 Cor. xi. 14, led our an-cestors to abhor the wearing of long hair. GOVERNOR DUDLEY AND THE CHURCH. 151 June 28. — (io\r partakes of yc Lords Super at Roxbury. In yAfternoon goes to Boston to bear Mr. Myles, who inveighed vehementlyagt Seism. Dudley was a consummate politicia
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