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Two Suffolk Friends

Note 58e — A SUFFOLK PARSON.

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So an “old sack” was thrown over her. Some such measures have from earliest times been found necessary to enable each occupant of the different sees to keep his seat and maintain order. In older times “Canons” were made; of late other measures have been taken—e.g., “An Act for the Regulation of Divine Service.” The sack was then “hullt on,”—thrown on,—but roughly, not gently. This is noteworthy.

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