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Excerpt from Transactions of the Congregational Historical Society, Vol. 12: 1933-1936
The remainder of the additional matter I have found concerns the riots of 1715. In passing, however, I may note that the re¿ections Of John Sparry, minister of Uttoxeter, upon the Book of Common Prayer, brought him into more trouble than I had realized. 1 Hearne the Oxford antiquary, notes,2 15 April, 1710, that the grand jury at Stafford Assizes had found a true bill against him for saying that.
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