I have in this book shewn to the world one of these sin gular men, m'z. Queen Elizabeth's third Bishop of London. Within whose diocese lay both the Court, Westminster Hall, and London, the great ~metropolis of the nation: and by whom the Archbishop of Canterbury passed all his injune tions and mandates to the rest of the Bishops and Clergy of his province. And therefore we may reasonably look for mat ters of great moment to be occasionally recommended to this Bishop in this busy reign, and to fall into the accounts we give of him.