| Henry Dodwell, the nonjuror, died in 1711, in his seventieth year. |
| His opinions, as he was a nonjuror, seem not to have been remarkably rigid. |
| Six months, to be reckoned from that day, were allowed to the nonjuror for reconsideration. |
| Although I enjoy my somewhat reluctant status as a nonjuror, I hope the system looks at itself to create a more equal selection of future jurors. |
| The nonjuror was a man thoroughly fitted by nature, education, and habit for polemical dispute. |
| Mr. Clayton, as will be conjectured from what we are about to narrate, was a Jacobite and a nonjuror. |
