an English divine of note, was born about the middle ofthe 16th century. He was educated at Oxford University, in St. Mary's Hall, and Trinity College, and, after taking holy orders, became rector of St. Andrew Hubbard, London, in 1599. He died in 1622. His published works are: Sermons on Matthew 5:20, and on 1 Peter 2:11-12 (1620, 4to): — Sermons on Romans 8:38-39 (1623, 4to): — Nature of God and Christ (1624, 4to): — Great Mystery of Godliness (1624, 4to; 3d ed. 1640): — The Sacraments (1630, 4to): — Lectures on the Lord's Supper (1630, 4to): — Twenty-nine Lectures of the Church (1631, 4to).