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CONTENTS.

VOL. II.

CHAPTER THE FIRST.

Restoration of Charles II.-New Charter-March of the Duke of Monmouth towards

Bristol-Conduct of the Lord Lieutenant-Judge Jefferies visits Bristol-Arbitrary

Measures of James II.-Abolition of the Charter of Bristol-Removal of the

Corporation, and another appointed by the Court-The Old Corporation restored

by Proclamation-Arrival of William III.-Accession of Anne-Another Charter

-Sketch of the Charter of Anne-Her visit to Bristol-Improvements in Bristol

principally effected by the Corporation-Historic Account of the Corporation of

Bristol-Earldom-Biographic Sketch of Lord George Digby, Earl of Bristol-

High Steward, Cromwell-Biographical Sketch of the late Duke of Portland-

Antiquity of the Office of Mayor--List of Mayors from 1789 to 1810-Recorders,

William de Colford, Sir Michael Foster, Hon. Daines Barrington-Town-Clerks,

Robert Ricaut, Robert Thorn-Chamberlain, John Willis-Sheriffs-Aldermen-

Election of Mayor and Sheriffs-Revenue of the Corporation-Antiquity of the

Rights of Bristol as a Borough-History of, its Representation-Remuneration to

Representatives-Qualifications of Electors-Number of Votes-List of Represen-

tatives from 1784 to 1810-Biographic Notice of Burke-General. Political

Conduct of the Citizens--Council-House-Guildhall--Newgate---Biographie

Sketch of Savage-Bill for the Erection of a Prison and Session-House in con-

tiguous Buildings.

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CHAPTER THE SECOND.

Society of the Kalendaries; its Antiquity proved by Worcester and Leland; place in

which it was held; Members of which the Society was composed; its Library:

Dissolution-Ricaut, one of the Kalendaries-Nunnery of Mary Magdalen;

Situation; History and Dissolution--Franciscan Friary--The Carmelites--

Biographic Notice of Hooper-St. Bartholomew's Hospital-Convent of Dominican

Friars The Society of the Knights' Templars-Augustine Friary-Fraternity of

the Holy Ghost-St. Vincent's Chapel-Hermitage of St. Brendan-Chapels of

the Castle Chapels on the Bridge and on the Back-Martyrs-Notices of Sharp,

Hale, and Benion—Persecution of the Quakers-Comparative Numbers of Reli-

gious Sects in the Nineteenth Century,

CHAPTER THE THIRD.

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Monastery of St. Augustine-Biographic Sketch of its Founder Fitzharding-Extent

of the Monastery, its Charters and Benefactions-College-Green; its Burying-

Ground a Sanctuary-Tombs of the Berkeleys--Biographic Notice of Lord Robert

Berkeley, Thomas, Maurice, &c.--Number of the Members of the Monastery

-Its Abbots-Biographic Notice of Snow-Asch-Newland, and Elliot-Bishop-

ric-Cathedral-Description of its Monuments and Copies of Inscriptions-Bishops

-Notices of Bush-Fletcher-Westfield-Howell-Lake-Trelawney-Secker-

Butler-Conybeare, and Newton-Deanery-Revenues-Warburton--Charities

of the Foundation.

CHAPTER THE FOURTH.

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History of the Church of St. Augustine the Less, its Monuments and Inscriptions-

Biographic Notices of Eminent Persons connected with its History Of St. Mark's

or the Mayor's Chapel-Of St. Stephen's-St. Werburgh's-All Saints-Christ

Church-Mary Le Port--and St. Nicholas.

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CHAPTER THE FIFTH.

Description of the ancient Form and early State of the City-Historical Sketch of its

progressive Alterations—and of its early as well as recent Improvements. Page 201

CHAPTER THE SIXTH.

History of the Church of St. Michael; its Monuments; Biographical Notices of

eminent Persons connected with its History-Of St James-St. John-St. Paul

-St. Peter-St. Philip-St. Thomas-Temple-and St. Mary Redcliff. Page 233