The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county…

Name: The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county…
Author: George Swinnock

The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county of Kent, M.A.

George Swinnock 1627–1673London? : s.n., 1672

[12], 99 p. · 21k words · Wing S6277 · ESTC R34633

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THE LIFE and DEATH OF Mr. THO. WILSON, Minister at Maidonestone, in… › Chapter 2: His removal from the University, with the occasion.THE LIFE and DEATH OF Mr. THO. WILSON, Minister at Maidonestone, in… › Chapter 2: His removal from the Vniversity, with the occasion.

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CHAP. II. His removal from the University, with the occasion.

CHAP. II. His removal from the Vniversity, with the occasion.

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Sometime after he had Commenced Bachelor of Arts, he was removed from the University by this Providence. Mr. John Bristow a Reverend Minister of Chawswood in Surrey, desired Mr. Mead (that eminent person for Piety and Learning) his Tutor, to send him an able Religious Scholar, to teach School in his House. Mr. Mead presently pitched his thoughts upon his Pupil Mr. Wilson, not knowing how to pleasure Mr. Bristow better, and glad he could answer his request so well.

SOmetime after he had Commenced Batchelor of Arts, he was removed from the University by this Providence. Mr. Iohn Bristow a Reverend Minister of Chawswood in Surry, desired Mr. Mead (that eminent person for Piety and Learning) his Tutor, to send him an able Religious Scholar, to teach School in his House. Mr. Mead presently pitcht his thoughts upon his Puple Mr. Wilson, not knowing how to pleasure Mr. Bristow better, and glad he could answer his request so well.

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At Mr. Bristow's he continued four years or there about, instructing the Lads committed to his charge, with great diligence and faithfulness, being far from the temper of Protagoras, who boasted (as Plato reports) that having lived sixty four years, he had spent forty of them in corrupting and debauching young persons, No, he made conscience of ⟨p. 4⟩

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The life and death of Mr. Tho. Wilson, minister of Maidstone, in the county…

CHAP. II. His removal from the University, with the occasion.

CHAP. II. His removal from the Vniversity, with the occasion.

CHAP. III. His first Living in Surrey.

CHAP. III. His first Living in Surry.

CHAP. IV. His second Living in Hampshire.

CHAP. V. His third Living in Surrey, with the success of his Journey into Cumberland.

CHAP. V. His third Living in Surry, with the success of his Iourney into Cumberland.

CHAP. VI. His removal into Kent, with the occasion of it.

CHAP. VII. His great success at Otham in Kent, and his faithfulness there.

Reformers309

Puritans1,782

Westminster Assembly24

Evangelicals36

CHAP. II. His removal from the University, with the occasion.

CHAP. II. His removal from the Vniversity, with the occasion.

CHAP. III. His first Living in Surrey.

CHAP. III. His first Living in Surry.

CHAP. IV. His second Living in Hampshire.

CHAP. V. His third Living in Surrey, with the success of his Journey into Cumberland.

CHAP. V. His third Living in Surry, with the success of his Iourney into Cumberland.

CHAP. VI. His removal into Kent, with the occasion of it.

CHAP. VII. His great success at Otham in Kent, and his faithfulness there.