London run by Jesuits. The chapel's activity came to an end in 1688. When Charles Petre SJ, brother of Edward Petre, preached there on 30 September against the King James Version, there was a riot, on which John Evelyn reported: Petre was removed from the pulpit, which was damaged, as was the altar. The chapel was protected against another attack on 29 October, by the trained bands and the watch. Legacy On his death Gother left in manuscript form a revision of the Gospel and Epistle readings for the Mass. He felt this was necessary since the Rheims Version of 1582 was becoming dated by this time. His manuscript was used by Rev. William Crathorne (1670-1739) in a series of missals first published circa 1719, which presented readings from the Mass in parallel Latin and English columns.<ref>’’ Ohlhausen, Sidney K., “John Gother’s Translation of the Gospels and Epistles,” Bible Editions and Versions, Vol. 13, No. 4, 2012, </ref> Works His work, A Papist Misrepresented and Represented, lists at length commonly held errors as to Catholic doctrine and practice. All such errors are duly "refuted" in the manner of the time, but courteously and in an English style that was well regarded. Various Anglican divines made reply, including notably Edward Stillingfleet, later Anglican Bishop of Worcester, in a prolonged series of rejoinders and counter-rejoinders. The principal among John Gother's many works, some translated into other languages, are: A Papist Misrepresented and Represented, or a two-fold Character of Popery (London, 1665 but often republished into the 20th century) Nubes Testium, or a Collection of the Primitive Fathers (London, 1686) The Sincere Christian's Guide in the Choice of a Religion (London, 1804) Instructions of the Epistles and Gospels of the Whole Year (London, 1780) The Sinner's Complaint to God (London, 1839) Principles and Rules of the Gospel (London, 1718 A Practical Catechism Instructions and Devotions for Hearing Mass (London, 1767) Instructions for Confession, Communion and Confirmation (Dublin, 1825). William Crathorne edited The Spiritual Works of Rev. John Gother in 1718 (16 vols.). References Godfrey Anstruther, The Seminary Priests, Mayhew-McCrimmond, Great Wakering, vol. 3, 1976, p. 81. Eamon Duffy, "Richard Challoner 1691-1781: A Memoir", in Eamon Duffy (ed.), Challoner and his Church: A Catholic Bishop in Georgian England, Darton, Longman & Todd, London, 1981, pp. 1–26. George Every, "John Gother with Laborious Christians, 1680-1704", in Heythrop Journal 22 (1981) 30-45. For his works see