N.  and  C.  W.  are  herein  justly  rebuked  for  their  enmity  and
Lyes  against  the  People  of  God,  and  their  arguments  and
Plea  for  Tythes  considered  and  fully  answered.  And  the
People  of  God  vindicated  in  their  refusing  to  pay  Tithes,
By  the  Servants  of  the  Lord,  T.  Radyard  and  W.  Gibson,
also  a  Postscript  by  George  Watt.    Also  some  brief  obter-


518  A   CATALOGUE   OF  BUS

•ETJDTAED,  Thomas,— con^ini^ecf.
vations  upon  some  passages  in  a  Book,  entltuled,  Chrisfs  call
to  Professors,  bj  W.  G.       ...         4to.  Printed  in  the, Tear,  1673.  12i

See  also  Wii.  GiBSON  and  Geo.  Watt.
■  Tbe  Barbican- Cheat  Detected ;  or,  Injustice  Arraigned :  being
a  Brief  and  Sober  Disquisition  of  the  Procedure  of  the  Ana-
baptists ;  late  Erected  Judicature  in  Barbican,  London,  the
28th  of  the  Month  called  August,  1674.  With  some  Obser-
yations  upon  their  pretended  account  thereof,  in  their
Pamphlet,  term'd.  The  Quaker's  Appeal  Answered,  By
^    Thomas  Eudyard Syo.  Printed  in  the  Tear,  1674.    2^

—  The  Ajiabaptist^s  Printed  Proposals,  Bearing  Date  the  12th  of
October,  1674.  Subscribed  by  William  Kiffin,  Jerenw  Ives,
Thomas  Plant,  Thomas  Hicks,  and  Daniel  Dike  Briedy  Dis-
cussed: and  Jeremy  Ives*s  late  Daring  Challenge  to  the
QiMkers,  Answered.     By  a  Lover  of  Truth,  T.  Budyard.
8vo.  Printed,  1674.    2

An  Answee  to  a  Scandalous  Paper  of  T,  Hicks,  termed,  A

Rebuke  to  T.  E.  &c.  With  a  Eeassumption  our  former  com-
plaint and  charge  against  T.  Hicks,  By  a  Lover  of  Truth,
Thomas  Eudyard %yo.  Printed  in  the  Tear,  \&I 4.    3

ETTNDELL,  Samuel,  of  Liskeard,  in  Cornwall.
Observations  on  the  Eedemption  of  Man,  on  Divine  Worship,

and  on  the  partaking  of  the  Plesh  and  Blood  of  our  Lord
Jesus  Christ.
