TAYLOR, JEREMY

(1613-67), Eng. clergyman; 6b. Cambridge; Fellow of All Souls, Oxford, 1636; obtained rectory | of Upping ham, 1638; probably chaplain in]in Royalist army; spent 12 years in | Wales, where he was schoolmaster for the}a time; imprisoned for his political | and religious views during protectorate; at Restoration became Bp. of Down, Connor, and Dromore, and Vice- | Chancellor of Dublin Univ. ‘T. wrote Liberty of Prophesying, 1647; The Life of Christ, 1649; Holy Living, 1650, Holy Dying, 1651,