child, that every condition leaves frightful
void.''

when Hol, was Lord Chief Justice of England,
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when Holt was Lord Chief Justice OF England,
a sect some what like that of the Methodists, but
rather more enthusiastic, was the canker that in
tested the community, and it being his Lordshp's
opinion that we'll timed severity was the rea-
dest way to destroy the spreading humor, there.
upon caused several of the ringlraders 10 be cast
into prison; upon which Mr.. Lacy follower OF
theirs, Immediately repaired to his Lordship's
house, and in most peremptory tone demanded
conference with HIM. The porter said, his
Lord was indisposed, .nd saw no company. But
tell him. said Lacy, that dau : see him, for am
sent by the Lord God.--The porter being struck
with the oddly Of the expression, caused it to be
delivered, and the Judge gave orders that the
man should be admitted. When he entered the
room, al am come" ssd he to the Judge, with
a message from the Lord, recurring thee on pain
ofeverlasting fire to granta loh prosequifor John
Watkins, and others, Gods faithful servants
whom thou hast wrongfully cast into prisonII----
"TLou art lying baggage" replied his Lord,
ship, "for if the Lord had sent thee. he would
have directed thee to the Attorney General, fol
he knows it is not in my power 10 grant thee {
Not prosegui," and 50 wrote lis mittimus, to 1ee,
his brethren company.