 | Nathaniel Morton - 1669 - 562 oldal
...says he, in his Life of William Brewster, " at his (Brewster's) house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the bishop's, and with great love he entertained...provision for them to his great charge, and continued so to do whilst they could stay in England." This, when it is combined with the preceding note of place,... | |
 | Nathaniel Morton - 1826 - 498 oldal
...they were joined into communion, he was a special stuy and help t* them. They ordinarily met at his house on the Lord's day, which was within a. manor of the bishop's. With great love he entertained them, when they «ame t making provision for them to his great charge;... | |
 | George Barrell Cheever - 1849 - 396 oldal
...For a while, until the persecution grew too hot, they usually met at his house on the Lord's day, " and with great love he entertained them when they...making provision for them to his great charge." And when at length in 1607 they were driven to the enterprise of their pilgrimage to Holland, he was one... | |
 | 1850 - 528 oldal
...Churchfonuwas a special stay and help to them. They ordinarily met at his house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the bishop's, and with great love he entertained...provision for them to his great charge; and continued so to do whilst they could stay in England. And when they were to remove out of the country, he was... | |
 | Massachusetts Historical Society - 1852 - 326 oldal
...Life of Elder Brewster. " They [the Church] ordinarily met at his house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the Bishop's, and with great love he entertained...provision for them to his great charge, and continued so to do while they could stay in England."* Now though "near the joining borders of three counties... | |
 | Joseph Hunter - 1854 - 254 oldal
...ordinarily met," says he, in his Life of William Brewster, " at his house on the Lord's Day, which was a manor of the bishop's, and with great love he entertained...provision for them to his great charge, and continued so to do whilst they could stay in England." 7 This, when it is combined with the preceding note of... | |
 | 1854 - 784 oldal
...narrative, that his treatment of the worshipers who flocked to Scrooby was of the most liberal kind ; " with great love he entertained them when they came,...provision for them to his great charge, and continued so to do whilst they could stay in England." Mr. Hunter describes with his accustomed felicity the... | |
 | Ashbel Steele - 1857 - 438 oldal
...conceive, beyond all possibility of doubt, the actual village, and the very house." It was this : " They ordinarily met at his (Brewster's) house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the Bishops." 4 A bishop's manor, or manor house, is no vague expression; it is something... | |
 | Ashbel Steele - 1857 - 508 oldal
...conceive, beyond all possibility of doubt, the actual village, and the very house." It was this: " They ordinarily met at his (Brewster's) house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the Bishops." 4 A bishop's manor, or manor house, is no vague expression; it is something... | |
 | Ashbel Steele - 1857 - 462 oldal
...conceive, beyond all possibility of doubt, the actual village, and the very house." It was this: " They ordinarily met at his (Brewster's) house on the Lord's day, which was a manor of the Bishops."* A bishop's manor, or manor house, is no vague expression; it is something... | |
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the records of the Plymouth Church, it is stated that "they ordinarily met at his (Brewster's) house on the Lord's Day, which was within a manor of the bishop's; and with great love he entertained them when they came, making provision for them to his... 
