Oxenbridges of Brede Place, Sussex, And Boston, Massachusetts
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Great Yarmouth, 1856, being a conti 2 Ex.i>/.C.J.Pa]mer,Esq.,r.3.A.Major- tion of Mansbip.
Gen. Skippon had some property at Fol- * Cotton Mather, Book iii. p. 221.
sham, in Norfolk, and represented Lynn s Oliver's Beverley, p. 3CS.
THE OXEN BRIDGES. 9 afterwards lie was nominated by the committee of plundered ministers as joint preacher with Mr. Wilson at St. Mary's : and here again he showed his disinterestedness in money matters : the following notice appearing in the corporation books. 1 " ...1648. Forge Maior. Sermon preached at St. Mary's upon Thursday afternoon the 20th of March, 1648-9, by Mr. Oxenbridge, nominated by the Committee of plundered ministers. £40 ordered to Mr. Oxenbridge and Mr. Wilson, out of Nafferton and Shipsey, by the committee of plundered ii: misters, to be payd for the use of the corporation ; Mr.
Wilson having had satisfaction by the parishioners for his part, and Mr. Oxenbridge requiring nothing." Wood says that his wife preached in the house " among her gossips and others ; " and her husband, says the memoir, "r grave divine, and of great ministerial skill," " loved com- monly to have her opinion upon a text before he preached it," " she being a scholar beyond what is usual in her sex, and of a masculine judgment in the profound points of theology." From Beverley he went to Berwick-upon-Tweed, where a week-day lectureship in the gift of the Mercers' Company, London, had been founded by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Great Yarmouth, 1856, being a conti 2 Ex.i>/.C.J.Pa]mer,Esq.,r.3.A.Major- tion of Mansbip.
Gen. Skippon had some property at Fol- * Cotton Mather, Book iii. p. 221.
sham, in Norfolk, and represented Lynn s Oliver's Beverley, p. 3CS.
THE OXEN BRIDGES. 9 afterwards lie was nominated by the committee of plundered ministers as joint preacher with Mr. Wilson at St. Mary's : and here again he showed his disinterestedness in money matters : the following notice appearing in the corporation books. 1 " ...1648. Forge Maior. Sermon preached at St. Mary's upon Thursday afternoon the 20th of March, 1648-9, by Mr. Oxenbridge, nominated by the Committee of plundered ministers. £40 ordered to Mr. Oxenbridge and Mr. Wilson, out of Nafferton and Shipsey, by the committee of plundered ii: misters, to be payd for the use of the corporation ; Mr.
Wilson having had satisfaction by the parishioners for his part, and Mr. Oxenbridge requiring nothing." Wood says that his wife preached in the house " among her gossips and others ; " and her husband, says the memoir, "r grave divine, and of great ministerial skill," " loved com- monly to have her opinion upon a text before he preached it," " she being a scholar beyond what is usual in her sex, and of a masculine judgment in the profound points of theology." From Beverley he went to Berwick-upon-Tweed, where a week-day lectureship in the gift of the Mercers' Company, London, had been founded by Mr.
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