Extracts From the Diary And Autobiography of the Rev James Clegg Nonconformist
Extracts From the Diary And Autobiography of the Rev James Clegg Nonconformist
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We had the double lecture at Chesterfield. I preached from I Sam 3, 18. About 18 ministers present. Dined at ye inn, but the gentlemen in ye town bore ye expense. Mr. Kelsal's case was considered. He owned himself guilty of many irregularities and indecent liberties, but denied the grossly criminal facts he was charged with by fame, and was admonished and suspended for 3 months. June 27th. Mr. Gellebrand a young Minister from Lanca- shire came and lodged with us. July 14th. I went to Buxton to ...meet Mrs. Adcroft and some Manchester friends, and thence with them to Tideswell, where I dined, and settled some matters with Mr. Eccles and Mrs. Cresswell relating to ye Commision of Enquiry as to her daughter Alice's Idiocy. July 1 6th. The Commission was opened at Town Head, Mr. Cheetham Mr. Parr and I were Commissioners (in Lunacy). The Jury were sworn, witnesses examined, and Alice Hill was found and presented an Idiot. This was done to prevent her being stolen away and ruined by a worthless fellow who had attempted it, and to secure her Estate for her use while she lives and for her right heirs after.
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We had the double lecture at Chesterfield. I preached from I Sam 3, 18. About 18 ministers present. Dined at ye inn, but the gentlemen in ye town bore ye expense. Mr. Kelsal's case was considered. He owned himself guilty of many irregularities and indecent liberties, but denied the grossly criminal facts he was charged with by fame, and was admonished and suspended for 3 months. June 27th. Mr. Gellebrand a young Minister from Lanca- shire came and lodged with us. July 14th. I went to Buxton to ...meet Mrs. Adcroft and some Manchester friends, and thence with them to Tideswell, where I dined, and settled some matters with Mr. Eccles and Mrs. Cresswell relating to ye Commision of Enquiry as to her daughter Alice's Idiocy. July 1 6th. The Commission was opened at Town Head, Mr. Cheetham Mr. Parr and I were Commissioners (in Lunacy). The Jury were sworn, witnesses examined, and Alice Hill was found and presented an Idiot. This was done to prevent her being stolen away and ruined by a worthless fellow who had attempted it, and to secure her Estate for her use while she lives and for her right heirs after.
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