...Name. He was a perfon of moft pious Life, exemplary Converfation, of great Charity, Hofpitality, and fo zealous a man for the Church of England that he was accounted, by precife Perfons,popifhly affefted and a Papift in Mafquerade. At length, this molt holy, zealous, mortified...

...Name. He was a perfon of moft pious Life, exemplary Converfation, of great Charity, Hofpitality, and fo zealous a man for the Church of England that he was accounted, by precife Perfons,popifhly affccled and a Papift in Mafquerade. At length, this moft holy, zealous, mortified...

...some excellent Sermons which he had preached. Being deprived of his preferments by the Parliament, ho was appointed about 1652, Chaplain to Sir Robert Bindloss...a Papist in masquerade." He died and was buried at Wmwick, June 25th, 1689, aged 76. Ha was a very voluminous writer, and a catalogue of his publications...

...appointed by his Patron, Charles, Earl of Derby, (whose Chaplain he was,) Rector of Winwick. Antony J1 Wood says "he was a person of a most pious life, exemplary...a catalogue of his publications is given by Wood. lte gave these sums to Oxton in the year 1670. He was uncle of 1'r. Thomas Wilson, the Apostolic Bishop...

...by the Earl of Derby, promoted to the rich living of Winwick, in Lancashire, and died there in 1689. He was a person of a most pious life, exemplary conversation,...zealous a man for the Church of England that he was accused by precise persons of being popishly affected, and a Papist in masquerade. CHAPTER V. UNIVERSITY...

...destroyed theirs." 3 Sir Robert's chaplain at Borwick was Dr. Richard Sherlock, who is described as " a person " of a most pious life, exemplary conversation,...persons, Popishly affected and a Papist " in masquerade." Dr. VVhitaker writes :— " It is very certain that during the usurpation the Service of the Church...

...destroyed theirs." 3 Sir Robert's chaplain at Borwick was Dr. Richard Sherlock, who is described as " a person " of a most pious life, exemplary conversation,...persons, Popishly affected and a Papist " in masquerade." Dr. Whitaker writes : — " It is very certain that during the usurpation the Service of the Church...

...behind him one year's income, and that for the most part to pious uses." He exhibited so much zeal for the church of England that he was ' accounted by precise persons popishly affected.' His fidelity to the Anglican church is clearly evidenced by his works. Remaining unmarried, his rectory...

...defeat. Sir Robert Bindloss had for his chaplain a noted man in Dr. Richard Sherlock, who is described as "a person of a most pious life, exemplary conversation,...persons popishly affected and a papist in masquerade." Dr. Sherlock ultimately became Rector of Wimvick, near Warrington, where he died on June I5th, 1689....

...defeat. Sir Robert Bindloss had for his chaplain a noted man in Dr. Richard Sherlock, who is described as "a person of a most pious life, exemplary conversation,...persons popishly affected and a papist in masquerade." Dr. Sherlock ultimately became Rector of Winwick, near Warrington, where he died on June 15th, 1689....