A copy in a uniform hand of 48 sermons, many of which conclude with hymns, preached between 1672 and 1689. They include sermons preached at the house of John Simons of Bandon, Co. Cork, in 1675-6 (pp. 609, 634, 701), by Thomas Bayly at Cork in 1675 (p. 844), and by 'Mr. Weeks of and in Bristoll' in 1679 (p. 834). The sermons have been attributed to John Kettlewell (1653-95), the Nonjuring divine, but he was not ordained deacon until 1677 and the manuscript is not in his hand.
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- Dates of Creation1672-1689
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description871 pp
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Custodial History
The name 'Wm. [William] Bussell' is inscribed on pp. 1 and 871. The manuscript was given by Miss Betty Kettlewell to the church of All Hallows Barking-by-the-Tower, where Kettlewell was buried. Bookplate of the Revd. P. B. Clayton. Deposited in Lambeth Palace Library by the Parochial Church Council of All Hallows Barking-by-the-Tower in 1979.