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he Dissenters of that period, was minister. In 1713, he was invited to reside in the house of Lady Treby, widow of Sir George Treby, late Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, as domestic chaplain, and Sir George Treby, late Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, as domestic chaplain, and tutor to her youngest son. Though we have no account of the manner in which the preceding years were spent, yet our knowledge of what Mr. Lardner afterwards became forbids us to doubt that, at this perning, for the duties he was now called on to fill. After superintending the studies of young Mr. Treby for three years, he accompanied him on an excursion to the Austrian Netherlands and the Unitedces and curiosities of the countries through which he passed. He continued in the family of Lady Treby, in his capacity of chaplain, till the death of that lady, in 1721; by which event he was leftdience, however interesting they might be to a discerning few. Two years after the death of Lady Treby, Mr. Lardner suffered another deep affliction in the death of her son, his friend and former p