Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

ufon T/iJgg Y>lico\ls» 155handcdjthatthcy might deale honcftly in their places.And his owne followers, to whom hce gavea chai ge at his firft entrance to a j udiciall place^thatthey fliould not meddle, nor make any motions tohim, that hemight be fecur'd from all appearanceofcorruption. And,asl am credibly inform'd,hisordinary reading of great letters, and rejc(5tion ofgratuities after judgement given.3. With a noble and unfhaken refolution, andop^ofnbn a-mighty oppofitionof Popery: and that without iZthfr^lT^rcfpe^ or feare ofany greatnefTe, as wee have evi- iuptms,dent demonftration. Now ofthis wee need nofurther teftimony (though there be very pregnantand plentiful! befides) than the prefcnt triumphof thePapifts; and barbarous infultaticns of that /, .ybloudy andmarderousgeneradon. Andefpecial- ou^^^^-^^--^^'ly in yonder Countrey of Lancafliire, and thofeNortherne Parts ; where hee fliooke the pillars ofPopery more vaUantly and fuccefTefully^ than anythcfe many yeares. Officers in thofe Parts obferv'd,that in his two orthree yeares, hce convi-^ed, confin'd, and cdnform'd moc Papifts thc^^nwere in twenty yeares before. And that laftcharge he gave at Lancafier in his laft Circuit butone,(for I meddle not with the laft ofall) for lawlearning,earntftnefTc and excellency againft Popery,prophanenefte, non-refidcncy, and othercorruptions ofthe times, and for the extraordinaryheaitning and encouraging all good men and Eneouraginggodly Minifters was fuch, that lam perfwacled, go^'yMmi/im,it will beremembred with dcarencfte and love,while any honcft man that heard i c or heard of it,^is