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NOTE1850

ORATORIES OF THE NONJURORS

By J. YEOWELL. (Hoxton)

As the nooks and corners of London in olden times are now engaging the quiet musings of most of the topographical brotherhood, perhaps you can spare a nook or a corner of your valuable periodical for a few notes on the Oratories of those good men and true—the Nonjurors. "These were honourable men in their generation," and were made of most unbending materials. On the Feast of St. Matthias, Feb. 24, 1693, the consecrations of Dr. George Hickes and Thomas Wagstaffe were solemnly performed according to the rites of the Church of England, by Dr. William Lloyd, bishop of Norwich; Dr. Francis Turner…

Topics: Nonjurors, Church of England, Religious Practices, Historical Customs

Locations: London, Southgate, Middlesex, Gray's Inn, St. Andrew's, Holborn, Scroope's Court, Broad Street, St. James' Palace, Spitalfields, Aldersgate Street, Ormond Street, Goodman's Fields, Whitechapel