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Maiden Queen, and the not less arbitrary, but much less wise ecclesiastical rule of Parker, and Grindal, and Whitgift, metropolitans of England, there lived in London a wealthy merchant citizen, Nicolas Culverwel, or, as it is sometimes written, Culverel, who, if we may judge from the history of his family, was, like many of his compeers, a devoted adherent to Puritanism ;a circumstance which, when we consider how much that form of religion was discountenanced both by royal and episcopal authority, and how serious were the dangers and sacrifices to which its rich professors were especially exposed, must be allowed to be a presumption, at least, that Nicolas was a sincere, earnest man.1 Two of his daughters were married to distinguished Puritan ministers ;one to Dr. Lawrence Chadderton, who was chosen by Sir Walter Mildmay, the founder of Emanuel College, Cambridge, to be the first master of that 1C larks Lives at the end of his Martyrology.
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