HIS TWO OR THREE REASONS FOR EXCHANGING LIVINGS.

Meadly, his biographer, relates, that when asked why he had exchanged

his living of Dalston for Stanwix? he frankly replied, "Sir, I have

two or three reasons for taking Stanwix in exchange: first, it saved

me double housekeeping, as Stanwix was within twenty minutes' walk of

my house in Carlisle; secondly, it was 50_l._ a-year more in value;

and, thirdly, I began to find my stock of sermons coming over again

too fast." He was

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