[389] Ashmole's Order of the Garter, 176.
[390] Tour in Derbyshire, 1662. Browne's Works, i. 30. "At Buxton," he says, "we had the luck to meet with a sermon, which we could not have done in half-a-year before, by relation. I think there is a true Chapel of Ease indeed here, for they hardly ever go to Church," p. 34. Calamy gives the name of Mr. John Jackson as ejected from Buxton, but supplies no account of him.—Account, 204.
[391] They occur at the end of the list for each county.
[392] See Ryle's account of Gurnal, prefixed to the new edition of his works.
[393] State Papers. Dom., 1663, March 2. Letter from William Hook.
[394] For instances, see Palmer, i. 223, ii. 71.
[395] Appendix to Second Report of the Royal Commission on Ritual, p. 616. The articles of the Bishops there printed are from the collection in the Bodleian Library.
[396] Appendix to second report of the Royal Commission on Ritual, pp. 601, 602.
[397] Ibid., 607, 611.
[398] Ibid., 619.