Sermon on the Text "Therefore thou art inexcusable O Man..." Preached by Dr. John Wheler, Chaplain of the East India Company Chapel, Poplar Sermon on the text "Therefore thou art inexcusable O Man, whosoever thou art that judgest, for wherein thou judgest another thou condemnest thyself, thou yt judgest dost ye same things" (second letter to the Romans, verse 1). On the front cover is recorded a shortened title, "P.N.", "Poplar 29 Janu. 1786 Poplar 2d. March 1794" and "2d" At the end is recorded "p.n. copy'd first at Petersham 8 Decr. 1784. Snowing at such a rate we are smothered up now. 7 Der. 1797. at Revesby Abbey. fine weather after a dripping, drizzling, spoil harvest season Poplar 29. Ja. 1786. Poplar 2d March 1794 went from Lady Camelfords raining and drizzling. Poplar as dirty & as black as dirt can be. call'd of Mr Cay as I returned found him very low, thin, & sad. din'd in Oxford Street with Lady Camd. & Mrs Holroyd only. in the evening Mr & Lady Betty Mackenzie, Count Warenzow, Lady Cargsford & Lady Grenville." 1784-1797