{52} Richard Hooker was prevailed upon by Mrs. _Churchman_, the wife of “a draper of good note,” as honest Isaac Walton calls him, to let her choose a wife for him. “Now,” continues the pleasant biographer, “the wife provided for him was her daughter Joan, who brought him neither beauty nor portion; and for her conditions, they were too like that wife’s, which is by Solomon compared to a dripping house: so that he had no reason to _rejoice in the wife of his youth_, but rather to say with the holy prophet, ‘_Wo is me_, _that I am constrained to have my habitation in the tents of Kedar_’.” Walton’s Life of Hooker. {53} Address, p. 32. {54a} Vide Archbishop Tillotson on the Stage (as quoted by Law). {54b} Vide Ordination Service. {55} Address, p. 32. {56a} Address, p. 33. {56b} P. 34. {58a} Address, p. 36. {58b} This Society provides for educating the _children of felons_. {59} “I have mentioned not a tenth part.” Address, p. 35. {60a} Address, p. 24. {60b} P. 4.