...propriety in his being selected, although " Increase Mather was in the neighborhood," as Mr. Hubbard was the oldest clergyman then living in New-England,...talents entitled him to the distinction. Dr. Eliot, whose characters have been considered as drawn with considerable discrimination, bestows a full share...

...Mather was in the neighborhood," as Mr. Hubbard was the oldest clergyman then living in New England, of the alumni of the college, and his character and...talents entitled him to the distinction. Dr. Eliot, whose characters have been considered as drjwn with considerable discrimination, bestows a full share...

...Mather was in the neighhorhood," as Mr. Huhhard was the oldest clergyman then living in New England, of the alumni of the college, and his character and...talents entitled him to the distinction. Dr. Eliot, whose characters have heen considered as drawn with considerahle discrimination, hestows a full share...