La storia e le antichità di Boston .. . s * la conservazione di John Ilowland, di William Hutchinson, William Colburn e ^lajflowcr, è di grande interesse. Vedi il N. E. William Brenton. Da Dorchester, Nathaniel Hist e G. Reg., vol. ii 186-8. C'È Duncan, Gapt. John Mason, William Gallard. Nel Sig. Buckinghams N. Eng. MAG. Per luglio, Quattro da Salem; Capt. Traske, John Wood- 1834, un interessante pedigree della famiglia Thacher bury, Jacob Barney, e John Spencer, da un distinto discendente e % Vedere N. Eng. Hist, e Gen. Reg., ii. 121, amico dello scrittore, il compianto Dr. Jam

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The history and antiquities of Boston .. . s * The preservation of John Ilowland, of the William Hutchinson, William Colburn, and ^lajflowcr, is of deep interest. See the N. E. William Brenton. From Dorchester, Nathaniel Hist, and G. Reg., vol. ii. 186-8. There is, Duncan, Gapt. John Mason, William Gallard. in Mr. Buckinghams N. Eng. Mag. for July, Four from Salem ; Capt. Traske, John Wood- 1834, an interesting pedigree of the Thacher bury, Jacob Barney, and John Spencer, family, by a distinguished descendant and % See N. Eng. Hist, and Gen. Reg., ii. 121, friend of the writer, the late Dr. James &c., in vrhich I have attempted to do some- Thacher, of Plymouth. There is also extant, thing like justice to the memory of this dis- and which the writer has seen, an extensive tinguished man. Winthrop mentions his ar- MS. memoir of the family, recently in posses- rival, and, in a separate paragraph, speaks of eion of a gentleman of Saco, Me. him with the greatest respect, —Journal, i. f The Boston members of this Court were 170.. BciTTi IfilZ-Beh- 1635.] BANISHMENT OF ROGER WILLIAMS. 187 errors. So, the next morning, the Court sentenced him to depart outof its jurisdiction within six weeks; all the ministers, save one, approvingthe sentence. * It was specially enjoined upon Mr. Williams not to exercise hisgifts meanwhile ; and that, if he obeyed the injunction, he might beallowed to continue till spring. It does not appear, however, that hemade any promises of obedience ; and, within a few weeks, the newswas current at Boston that he was entertaining company at his house, and did preach to them, and thereby did go about to draw others tohis opinions. Therefore the Authorities ordered him to be taken intocustody, and that, by a ship then lying at Nantasket ready for sea, heshould be sent into England. A warrant was sent to him at Salem, byvirtue of which he was to be brought to Boston, and there put on boardthe ship. But the officer charged with that duty found JNIr. Willia

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