OF

Fulbeek

ALEXANDER JAFFRAY,

PROVOST OF ABERDEEN,

ONE OF THE SCOTTISH COMMISSIONERS TO KING CHARLES II.,
AND A MEMBER OF CROMWELL'S PARLIAMENT:

TO WHICH ARE ADDED,

PARTICULARS OF HIS SUBSEQUENT LIFE,

GIVEN IN CONNEXION WITH

MEMOIRS

OF THE

RISE, PROGRESS, AND PERSECUTIONS, OF
THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS,

IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND;

AMONG WHOM HE BECAME ONE OF THE EARLIEST MEMBERS.

BY JOHN BARCLAY.

"IF TRUTH DO ANY WHERE MANIFEST ITSELF, SEEK NOT TO SMOTHER IT WITH GLOZING DELUSION;
ACKNOWLEDGE THE GREATNESS THEREOF, AND THINK IT YOUR BEST VICTORY, WHEN THE SAME PREVAILS
OVER YOU."-Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, Preface, Sect. ix.

PUBLISHED BY DARTON & HARVEY, GRACECHURCH STREET;
ALEXANDER BROWN AND CO., ABERDEEN;

AND WILLIAM WHYTE AND CO., EDINBURGH.

MDCCCXXXIV.