the Restoration. He also preached at Elstree. White was a conspicuous member of the Calves' Head Club at its annual meetings on 30 Jan., when the ‘Anniversary Anthem’ was sung, and wine in a calf's skull went the round to the memory of ‘the patriots who had relieved the nation from tyranny.’ He died in 1707. A glowing character is given of him in the ‘Monthly Miscellany’ for 1707 (i. 83–5, 116–18). There is a portrait of White incorrectly attributed to Van Dyck. An engraving is prefixed to his work, ‘A Persuasive to Moderation,’ published after his death in 1708. Bibliography His publications include: A Funeral Sermon on the Rev. F. Fuller, London, 1702. The Restoration of all Things, (anon.), London, 1712, 1779 (3rd edit.), 1851 (in vol. iii. of the Universalist's Library). (Online via Google books) A Persuasive to Moderation, London, 1708 (1725?). This is an enlargement of part of White's preface to Peter Sterry's The Rise, Race, and Royalty of the Kingdom of God in the Soul. [Palmer's Nonconformist's Memorial, i. 211; Preface to White's Restoration, 1712; Oldmixon's Hist. of the Stuarts, p. 426; Notes and Queries, 1st ser. vii. 388; Cal. of State Papers, 1665–6, p. 299; Wilson's Dissenting Churches, iv. 367; Thoresby's Diary, i. 7; The Secret Hist. of the Calves' Head Club, p. 10; Granger's Biogr. Hist. (cont. by Noble) ii. 151; Pepys's Diary, 19 Sept. 1660, 13 Oct. 1664; Admission registers of Trinity College, Cambridge, per the Master; University registers, per the Registrary.] Extracts from White’s work were published in a volume entitled Universal Restoration, with others of a like nature by ‘some of the most remarkable authors who have written in defence of that interesting subject’ (London, 1798).(Online via Google Books) References Bertha Porter, "White, Jeremiah", Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, Volume 61 1629 births 1707 deaths English Christian religious leaders Roundheads Oliver Cromwell Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge