[201] His Pamphlet on Bolingbroke’s “Study and Use of History.”
[202] Probably the eminent Rev. Stephen Hales, D.D., of Teddington, Fellow of the Royal Society, a Member of the French Academy of Sciences, and Clerk of the Closet to the Princess Dowager of Wales.
[203] The two livings of Weston-Favel and Collingtree were when worth about £180 a year. According to the “Clergy List,” they are now worth £567 a year; and the united population of the two villages is about 600. For several years, the Rev. Moses Brown was Hervey’s curate at Collingtree.
[204] Whitefield’s “Letters.” No. 916.
[205] Whitefield’s “Works,” vol. ii., p. 404.
[206] Probably “Theron and Aspasio,” now in hand, though not published for three years afterwards. It could not be the “Remarks on Bolingbroke”; for there is no “scenery” in them.
[207] “Theron and Aspasio.”
[208] “Memorials of Rev. W. Bull,” p. 8.
[209] Hervey was remarkable for his beautiful handwriting.
[210] Gospel Magazine, 1774, p. 139.