The Diary 1709 1727 of Edward Rud Sometime Fellow of Trinity College And Rec
The Diary 1709 1727 of Edward Rud Sometime Fellow of Trinity College And Rec
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Aug. 1. I gave the great Bible to St. MichaeFs Parish Church in Camb.
5. The new velvett pulpitt cloath and cushion were first used in that church ; they cost £10. 10s.
7. Dr. WiUiam Fleetwood, Bp. Of Ely, held his primary visitation in that church, and Mr. Hall of St. John's preached.
8. He confirmed a very great multitude.
9. He visited again, and >Mr. Needham of St. John's preachM.
10. He went away, and gave me 2 guineas for the poor of my parish.
6. Mr. Martyn the Beadle dyed of the strangu...ry.
9. Mr. Simpson of Caius and Mr. Thirlby of Jesus were prick'd for his Beadle's staff, and Mr. Thomas Day at the Bear, and ]\Ir. Boston from Paper-mills, for the Wine License.
10. Mr. Simpson was chosen Beadle by 124 votes against 66 ; and tho' the choise of a vintner came on immediately after, yet there were not 100 votes on both sides; for Boston had 60 + and Day 30 +. The reason was because the University in generall seem'd to resent it very much that Mr. Scott, who had lately sett up at the Rose at a very great expense, was not prick'd, 2 1716 and by that means in effect utterly ruin'd; which most people tho't was somewhat barbarous, since he was in every respect a very civill and obhgeing man, and had done nothing to deserve it; only Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aug. 1. I gave the great Bible to St. MichaeFs Parish Church in Camb.
5. The new velvett pulpitt cloath and cushion were first used in that church ; they cost £10. 10s.
7. Dr. WiUiam Fleetwood, Bp. Of Ely, held his primary visitation in that church, and Mr. Hall of St. John's preached.
8. He confirmed a very great multitude.
9. He visited again, and >Mr. Needham of St. John's preachM.
10. He went away, and gave me 2 guineas for the poor of my parish.
6. Mr. Martyn the Beadle dyed of the strangu...ry.
9. Mr. Simpson of Caius and Mr. Thirlby of Jesus were prick'd for his Beadle's staff, and Mr. Thomas Day at the Bear, and ]\Ir. Boston from Paper-mills, for the Wine License.
10. Mr. Simpson was chosen Beadle by 124 votes against 66 ; and tho' the choise of a vintner came on immediately after, yet there were not 100 votes on both sides; for Boston had 60 + and Day 30 +. The reason was because the University in generall seem'd to resent it very much that Mr. Scott, who had lately sett up at the Rose at a very great expense, was not prick'd, 2 1716 and by that means in effect utterly ruin'd; which most people tho't was somewhat barbarous, since he was in every respect a very civill and obhgeing man, and had done nothing to deserve it; only Mr.
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