Sutton, C: Godly Meditations

Excerpt from Godly Meditations: Upon the Most Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper

In 1605, King James, in consequence ohis eloquence as a preacher, had made him a Pre bcndary of the Abbey Church of St. Peter's, Westminster. The only Sermon of which the memory is preserved, is one he delivered at the F uneral of Camden, the Antiquary, on which occasion, he stept up into the pulpit, says Kennett, and made a true, grave, and modest commemoration of his life. He died in May or June, 1629, and was buried in the Abbey Church, near the Vestry of the choir.

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