It was now called to mind at other places where Mr. Church was in the habit of sleeping, though some of them not so distant from home but that he might have returned with ease after preaching, that he has invariably wanted a bed-fellow, and it is affirmed that he has gone to seek for a farmer’s boy, or any one he could get, and apologised for bringing in a bed-fellow, by saying he was apt to be troubled with a lowness of spirits in the night after the fatigue of walking and preaching, and that he always preferred a bed-fellow for company in the night: he was also in the habit of taking a person of very low character with him from Banbury to be his bed-fellow; this person was a porter there, and the people were at a loss for the cause of such intimacy. However, when the reports began to spread, this person was missing from Banbury, and was not heard of all the time I was there, which was looked upon as a circumstance that indicated nothing very favourable to Mr. Church. Another thing which was also interpreted in an unfavourable light was, that Mr. Church had made companions of several buckish young men in Banbury, and had frequently amused himself with seeing them naked, washing in a river or pond, and that he had been in their company at very unseasonable hours at night. There was also a young man a hair dresser, apprentice to Mr. Hall, who attended Church to dress and shave him, and when he was about this business, Church used to take many indecent liberties with him. The young man was much disgusted, but did not expose him till other things came out. I was also informed by James Hall, grocer, a young man of serious principles, and who was in connection with Mr. Westley’s people, that being at a public association, at Warwick, if I recollect the place right, that having to stay all night, Mr. Church was very importunate with him to take a part of the bed which he had engaged, and would hardly admit of a denial; and when Mr. Hall positively refused to be his bed-fellow, Mr. Church appeared quite offended at his refusal.