. The sacred theory of the earth: containing an account of the original of the earth, and of all the general changes which it hath already undergone, or is to undergo, till the consummation of all things ... in iimo. Price is, 6d, Poems upon feveral Occafions, by the late ReverendMr. Pomfret^ (viz,.) I. The Choice. II. Love Trium-phant over Reafon. lU. Cruelty and Luft. IV. Oathe Divine Attributes. V. A Profpea of Death. VI. Onthe Conflagration, and enfuing Judgments.^ The fourthEdition, in 12W0, Price 2 J. The Art of £/7^//>-Poetry : Containing. I. Rules formaking Verfes. II. A Colleftion
. The sacred theory of the earth: containing an account of the original of the earth, and of all the general changes which it hath already undergone, or is to undergo, till the consummation of all things ... in iimo. Price is, 6d, Poems upon feveral Occafions, by the late ReverendMr. Pomfret^ (viz,.) I. The Choice. II. Love Trium-phant over Reafon. lU. Cruelty and Luft. IV. Oathe Divine Attributes. V. A Profpea of Death. VI. Onthe Conflagration, and enfuing Judgments.^ The fourthEdition, in 12W0, Price 2 J. The Art of £/7^//>-Poetry : Containing. I. Rules formaking Verfes. II. A Colleftion for the moft Natural,Agreeable and Sublime Thoughts, () Allulions,Smiles, Defcriptions and Chara£lers of Perfons andThings that are to be found in our beft Englijh Po-ets. III. A Diftionary of Rymes. The fixth Edition,with Additions, by Edw, Byfie^ Gent, In z VoLizmoy Price 5 s. RELATION O F T H E PROCEEDINGS AT CHARTER-HOUSE, Upon Occafion of Yim^JAMESthtlU His prefenting a PAPIST To be admitted into that HOSPITAL In Vertue of His Letters Difpenfatory. The Second Edition. L 0 NT) 0 N; Printed for J. Hooke, at the Flower Je Luce in fleetftreet^ MDCCXIX. Let This be Printed. NOTTINGHAM. r ./lO. RELATION OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT CHARTERHOUSE, &c f, .? ^ E Late Ufurpation Law^^-^^ Engla-nd^ by Difpenfing PoweryW:\sO Remark.^ble and Singiilar, that c-• ery Inflance of it ought to be Re-corded toPofterity. They begun ve-ry early with M**. Suttons Hofpital,commonly called the Charter-hovfe :and the King f>:^nt a Papift to be ad-mitted Penfioner or Poor Brother there, contrary toall Rules of that Foundation. But became accordinglyArmed with a Royal DifpenGtion, both asto his Con-formity to the Church of Etj^land^ and as to the Oathsof Allegiance and Supremacy : Which they are bound•to take at their Admifiion into that place. The Governors of the Hofpital, Perfons <if the greateft quality, Ibewed themfelves Faithful Truftees ; to Mr. Sutton upon that prcafioM. An
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