Tor-Mohun.
_Dr. Whichcote and Dorothy Jordan._--In the preface to the edition of the
plays of Wycherley and others, edited by Mr. Leigh Hunt, the following
passage occurs:
"The two best sermons we ever heard (and no disparagement to many a
good one from the pulpit) were a sentence of Dr. Whichcote's against
the multiplication of things forbidden, and the honest, heart and soul
laugh of Dorothy Jordan."
I feel rather curious to read a sentence which is said to possess so much
instruction.
[Greek: Xanthos].
_Moral Philosophy._--What English writers have treated of the obligation of
oaths and promises, or generally of moral philosophy, between the
Reformation and the time of Bishop Sanderson?