Career

Bromhall was one of the "triers" for the county of Dorset commissioned in 1653-1654 to eject immoral and inefficient ministers. He had been previously presented by the parliament to the substantial rectory of Maiden-Newton, Dorset, then vacant by the sequestration of Matthew Osborn, M. A., or Edward Osbourn, Master of Arts Hutchins records that "Bromhall died before the Restoration." Calamy is apparently in error in stating that Bromhall was ejected from Maiden-Newton in 1662, and was afterwards resident in London.