If so, thee can affirm to the gatherer, as well as thy friend, PHINEAS BRODBRIMME. Philadelphia, 5th month, 9th day, 1870.

I now come to make mention of two gifted brothers, Giles and Phineas Fletcher, both clergymen, the sons of a clergyman and nephews to the Bishop of Bristol, therefore the cousins of Fletcher the dramatist, a poem by whom I have already given Giles, the eldest, is supposed to have been born in 1588.

To be like him Phineas must write an allegory; and such an allegory!

From the smaller poems of Phineas, I choose the following version of PSALM CXXX.

He was about the same age as Phineas Fletcher.

Mr. Charles Bond, St. John's College, Cambridge, Phineas Bond, Esq. Barrister at Law.

TESTIMONY OF REV. PHINEAS SMITH.

Phineas Fletcher calls him "the first son to the Dragon red" (the devil).

Phineas Fletcher, The Purple Island, vi. (1633).

Phineas Fletcher, The Purple Island, ix.

DYS'COLUS, Moroseness personified in The Purple Island, by Phineas Fletcher (1633).

ECLECTA, the "Elect" personified in The Purple Island, by Phineas Fletcher.

[Phineas Fletcher] ...

Phineas Fletcher, The Purple Island, xi. (1633).

Phineas Fletcher, The Purple Island (1633).

Thus Phineas Fletchera cousin of the dramatistcomposed a long Spenserian allegory, the Purple Island, descriptive of the human body.

Phineas Indritz (C); 9Feb54; R125348.

INDRITZ, PHINEAS.

He was roused from his dreams by the quick, dry, grasshopper-like voice of Phineas Glover, asking, "What's that?" A deep whisper came up the chasm.

Another document against the Indians who ask for their liberty, is the memorial of the Rev. Phineas Fish, the missionary.

I am &c. PHINEAS FISH.

With my best wishes for your welfare, your friend, PHINEAS FISH.

OPINION AS TO THE TITLE REV. PHINEAS FISH HAS TO THE PARSONAGE, SO CALLED, IN MARSHPEE.

On referring to my minutes of the trial of the petition of the Indians, for their liberty, in 1834, before a Committee of the Legislature, I find the following facts stated by Rev. Phineas Fish, who was a witness before that Committee.

Rev. Phineas Fish, sworn.