A sermon preached before the honourable Society of the Natives of the County of Kent November the 21th, 1700, at St. Mary-le-Bow, London / by William Assheton ...

To ••••e much Honoured,

• Mr. Edmund Riggs,
• Capt Tho. Robinson,
• Mr. John Bulfinch,
• Mr. David Dennis,
• Mr. John Back,
• Mr. Daniel Lane,
• Mr. John Bridgar,
• Mr. Christopher Denne,
• Mr. Edward Rooke,
• Mr. Henry Fuller,
• Mr. Ri. Whittingham,
• Mr. Richard Jones.

STEWARDS of the KENTISH-FEAST.

Gentlemen,

THough I am not a Native of your County, yet I heartily bless God, that I am an Inhabitant. For I do with the greatest Thankfulness acknowledge, that my Lot is fallen in a pleasant Place amongst you: Where for many Years I have enjoyed the Satisfaction of a most comfortable Retirement. And being thus far yours, by

Affection and Interest, I could not think it decent to Dispute your Commands, either for the Preaching or Publishing this short Sermon.

That it may, through God's Blessing, be In∣strumental to promote those Great and Noble Ends of your Yearly Meetings; viz. Friend∣ship and Charity, is the Prayer of

Worthy Gentlemen,

Your most Humble, and Faithful Servant, William Assheton.