COLLCT ANEA.

THE VICAR oF BRAY.
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The reader has frequently heard this rev.
erend son of the church mentioned proba-
bly, his name may have outlived his maneu
vres to keep possession Of his benefce. The
Vicar of Bray, in Berk shire, was a Papist
olnderthe sway of Henry VIII, and Protes-
'ant under Edward vi; he was Papist a
gain under Queen Mary, and again Pro-
testant under Queen Elizabeth. When this
snoal ireouan, TO the gown was reProachea tor his
s"er: II cannot help that; but if I changed
My religion, am sure | kept true to my
principle, which is: to live and die Vicar o
sray.'' "


