...The ministers in the bay and Sagus did meet, once a fort||desired|| ||2masters|| ||3scarce|| night, at one of their houses by ||course,|| where some question...pastor of Salem, and Mr. Williams, who was removed from Plimouth thither, (but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exception...

...first watermill in the colony had been in Dor. chester, by Stoughton. See 1 Hist. Coll. IX. 164. night, at one of their houses by ||course,|| where some question...pastor of Salem, and Mr. Williams, who was removed from Plimouth thither, (but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exception...

...moment was debated. Mr. Skelton, the pastor of Salem, and Mr. Williams, who was removed from Plimouth thither, (but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exception against it, as fearing jt might grow in time to a presbytery or superintendency,...

...he had recently removed, and this agrees with the supposition that he returned to Salem in August. question of moment was debated. Mr. Skelton, the pastor...(but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy) took some exception against it, as fearing it might grow in time to a presbytery or superintendency,...

...Williams had returned to Salem previously to November, 1633, for under that date Winthrop says, that he " was removed from Plymouth thither, (but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy.") The expression implies, that he had recently removed, and this agrees with the supposition...

...religion. Winthrop thus states, under the date of November, 1633 : " The ministers in the Bay and Saugus did meet once a fortnight, at one of their houses, by course, where some * There is a strange confusion in the statements of different writers respecting the duration of Mr....

...Williams. In November, 1633, Governor Winthrop informs us that " the ministers in the Bay and Saugus did meet, once a fortnight, at one of their houses,...(but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exception against it, as fearing it might grow in time to a presbytery or superintendency,...

...following: In 1633, (I quote from Winthrop's History of New England, Vol. I. p. 116,) " the ministers in the Bay and Sagus did meet, once a fortnight, at one...(but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exceptions against it, as fearing it might grow in tune to a presbytery or superintendency,...

...pence in the shilling above the price in England, except cheese and liquors, etc. The ministers in the bay and Sagus did meet, once a fortnight, at one...pastor of Salem, and Mr. Williams, who was removed from Plimouth thither, (but not in any office, though he exercised by way of prophecy,) took some exception...

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