Edward Evanson

English theologian (1731-1805)

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On Sunday the 20th of September, 1772, Mr. Evanson read part of the Nicene Creed in an ironical manner , so as to convey the utmost contempt and ridicule thereof, particularly of these Words, God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God,-Upon which the two following Letters passed.
Collet, HenryDate: 1773
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William Buckle, Esq; Richard Jackson, Esq; D. Hawkins, Esq; Richard Bayzard, Tanner ..
Collet, HenryDate: 1775
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The office of the judge, promoted by Collet and Havard, against Evanson. Depositions of Witnesses taken on the Part and Behalf of Henry Collet Esq; and Neast Havard Gentleman, the Parties agent or promovent in the aforesaid Business of Office or Correction, now depending in the Consistory Court of the Diocese of Glocester, between the said Henry Collet and Neast Havard, the Parties voluntarily promoting the said Business on the one Part, and the Reverend Edward Evanson, Clerk, Vicar of the Vicarage and Parish Church of Tewkesbury, in the County and Diocese of Glocester, the Party against whom the said Business is promoted, on the other Part, by Virtue of a Commission issued under the Seal of the Consistory Court of the Diocese of Glocester, bearing Date the Thirty first Day of March, 1774, and which said Commission was opened in the Parish Church of Tewkesbury aforesaid, on Wednesday the Sixth Day of April, in the said Year 1774
Collet, HenryDate: 1775
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In the Consistory Court of the diocese of Glocester. Office by Collett and another against Evanson
Church of England. Diocese of Gloucester. Consistory CourtDate: 1775
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An act had, done, and expedited in the palace of the Right Rev. ... William ... Lord Bishop of the diocese of Gloucester, before the said Lord Bishop, and the Worshipful and Rev. James Benson, ..
Collet, HenryDate: 1775

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