Andrew Melville
Andrew Melville
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A day or two after heretaliated by excommunicating, on his own authority, within his ownchurch, Andrew Melville and other brethren. He also despatched to theKing an appeal against the Synod's sentence, defying the sentence at thesame time by appearing in his own pulpit on the following Sabbath. Onthe same Sabbath Melville was preaching in his own college chapel to acrowded congregation; and a neighbouring laird, with a number of hisfriends, having come to the city on that Sabbath to hear Melvil...le, therewas an unusual stir which drew most of the townsfolk to the chapel. Whenthe last bell was ringing, and Adamson was about to enter the pulpit, a_canard_ reached him to the effect that a body of local gentry and thecitizens gathered within the college gates had formed a conspiracy toseize him and hang him on the spot. Calling to his servants to guardhim, he ran out of the church and sought refuge in the steeple, and ittook the magistrates all their skill to persuade him to leave hishiding-place and accept their convoy to the palace--'he was halffagainst his will ruggit[15] out, and halff borne and careit away' amidthe derision of the onlookers.
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A day or two after heretaliated by excommunicating, on his own authority, within his ownchurch, Andrew Melville and other brethren. He also despatched to theKing an appeal against the Synod's sentence, defying the sentence at thesame time by appearing in his own pulpit on the following Sabbath. Onthe same Sabbath Melville was preaching in his own college chapel to acrowded congregation; and a neighbouring laird, with a number of hisfriends, having come to the city on that Sabbath to hear Melvil...le, therewas an unusual stir which drew most of the townsfolk to the chapel. Whenthe last bell was ringing, and Adamson was about to enter the pulpit, a_canard_ reached him to the effect that a body of local gentry and thecitizens gathered within the college gates had formed a conspiracy toseize him and hang him on the spot. Calling to his servants to guardhim, he ran out of the church and sought refuge in the steeple, and ittook the magistrates all their skill to persuade him to leave hishiding-place and accept their convoy to the palace--'he was halffagainst his will ruggit[15] out, and halff borne and careit away' amidthe derision of the onlookers.
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