LETTER CCCCLXXIV.

_To the Bishop of Bangor._

_London, Nov. 17, 1742._

_My Lord_,

THE inclosed was sent by a young man, who was coming up to _London_,

and was in his way as far as _Ludlow_, on purpose to wait on your

Lordship about the contents of it. If your Lordship pleases, I will

wait upon your Lordship for your Lordship’s answer. The character

your Lordship has for candour and moderation, makes me believe, your

Lordship will not favour any persecuting proceedings against those

that love the LORD JESUS in sincerity. If your Lordship thinks proper

to speak with me, upon the least intimation, you shall be attended by,

my Lord,

Your Lordship’s most obedient son and servant,

_G. W._

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