A RELATION OF THE Miraculous Cure OF Mrs. LYDIA HILLS OF A Lameness of Eighteen Years continuance, and ex­traordinary Pains attending it, on Saturday the 17th of November 1694.

With her DEPOSITION of the Same before the Right Honoura­ble Sir Thomas Lane, Lord Mayor of the City of London.

LONDON, Printed for Richard Baldwin near the Oxford-Arms in Warwick-Lane. 1695.

According to the Contents of this Narrative, I have made Oath before my Lord Mayor as followeth;

LYdia Hills Spinster, aged 40 Years or thereabouts, maketh Oath, That she this Deponent hath for the Space of 17 Years now last past, or thereabouts, been lame in this Deponent's Hip, so that this Deponent could not go without the Assi­stance of some Persons to lead her: And that on or about the 17th of November last, she this Deponent received such per­fect Strength in all her Limbs, that she can now walk about very well, without the Help of Crutches, or any Person whatso­ever. And this Deponent saith, That she this Deponent did not use or apply any outward Means for the said Cure.

Lydia Hills.

Coram Me

Tho. Lane, Mayor.

POSTSCRIPT,

A Daughter of Mr. J. M. of H. since this Cure was wrought, hath received one no less wonderful: Be­ing in exquisite Pain and Torture, the pious Gentlewoman exclaimed; O Lord, I am sure, that if thou pleasest THOU CANST give me PRE­SENT Ease! Upon which Words uttered, she was immediately at perfect Ease, and had a Night of sweet Rest; to the Wonder as truly as the Joy of a numerous and gracious Family.

‘Lord, Increase our Faith!’
FINIS.

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