I N D E X.

Tenth.....

PROPER LESSONS.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity...
3) Nineteenth

227
Sixth
19 Twentieth

243
Seventh
35 Twenty-first.

259
Eighth
51 | Twenty-second

275
Ninth
67 Twenty-third

291
83 | Twenty-fourth

307
Eleventh
99 Twenty-fifth

323
Twelfth

115 | Advent, First Sunday in,.... 339
Thirteenth

131
Second Sunday

355
Fourteenth

147
Third Sunday.

371
Fifteenth

163
Fourth Sunday

387
Sixteenth
179 Christmas-day...

401
Seventeenth.

195 First Sunday after Christmas. 402
Eighteenth

211

Anecdote, a striking one, re- Charity begins at home, an
lating to the office of

interesting narrative, illus-
baptism
46 trative of, Part I.....

58
Ditto, relating to the burial

-Part II...... 74
service

78 Christian's, a, circumspection 159
Awful instance of Divine Churches, Society for Build-
wrath

192 ing, observations on the
Anger
320 duty of aiding

120
Afflictions and Death, prepa- Churches, animated appeal in

ratives against, by Sir bebalf of the building of, 237
Matthew Hale
336 Conscience

320
Advent, First Sunday in, re- Cottage Preacher, No. XVII. 28
flexions on

346

No. XVIII 331
Animals, on Cruelty to.... 375

, No. XIX. 364
Address to George IV., by Cromwell, Thomas, Earl of
the Archbishop of Canter- Essex, life of.

315
bury, on presenting to him

, Inscription on the
the Bible, at his Corona:

monument of ..

319
tion

384

His last letter and
Baptism, on the office of..... 46

prayer

398
Bernese custom, a....

128 Death-bed feelings of a cele-
Birth-days
183 brated Rabbi

15
day, meditations on her David's conduct on the death
own, by Mrs. Hamilton, . 186 of his child, observations
Browne's, Sir T., Rules for

on
self conduct.....

382 Deceitful resolutions, Jeremy
Burial, on the solemn rites of, Taylor, on

32
in all ages and countries. . 394 Deceitful riches

79
Care of our time, on, by Death, a preparation for.... 112
Bishop Taylor ..
176 Drunkenness, on.......

217

24

267

.... 171

99

INDEX.

vii. Debon, on the character and Meditation and prayer

159 writings of St. Jobp.... 348 Outcast, the ..

207 Epitaph in Bromley church. October, Reflexions for the yard ...

SO

month of ..., Elijah, reflexions on his cha- Philip, St. and St.James - why racter

S6

these iwo Apostles placed Ebenezer, the Mother's

together....

16 End of the Year..

408 Prayer Book, The, Reflexions Gibbons, Thomas, interesting on, by Jeremy Taylor.... 93 letter from

11 Protestants, Advice to, by Good and bad men, difference Archbishop Sharp

107 between, with respect to Prayer of Earl Stanhope ...

160 this life

119

on the seasons of, as Gems in the Crown of Thorns 141 shewn in the example of God's Forbearance, from

Daniel...

235 Wogan..

234 The Poor shall never cease George III., his exemplary out of the Land

287 piety

362 Hospital, the first, at Edessa, POETRY.

:-“Jephtha's daughin Syria

14

ter S—" Death of an Holland, Roger, his martyr- Infant,“ 27—“The Dying dom

143

Christian,” 45 -.“ Pray Holy Intention, by Bishop

without Ceasing,” 56.Taylor .

239
“ The Sabbath,”

71Honor to God's Ministers ..., 407 “ Faith Triumpbant," 86Harris, Catherine, interesting “ The Little Maid," 105history of.

302

An Anecdote," 118– Hale's, Sir Matthew, prepara

Abel," 137_“ On the tive against afflictions and

death of a beloved and death

336

youngest son,"153—“ConIntercession for others, re

sider the lilies of the field," flexions on

47 167_“ Domestic Ties,” Inscription for a Monument, 189~" Weeping Willow,”

to the memory of those 201 - Hymn" 224—“The who perished in the Royal Church of our fathers,” 240 George

62 _" By the grace of God, Idleness

363 I am what I am,"256—“ A Jonah in the Whale's Belly, Christian WarSong,” 266–

Bishop Jebb's explanation “Hymn for All Saints' Day," of

13 251—"BishopKen'sGrave," Jobn, St., his character and

298-i The Eucharist," writings considered...... 348 313–"A Traveller's MuLife, with respect to Eternity 96 sings," 328—“ Lines writLocusts, account of, by Mr. ten during a ThunderStorm,' Morier

220 345- " A mother to her Light in Darkness.. 271 child," 360—“ Third SunMonk, Elizabeth, Epitaph on, day in Advent," 374in Bromley cburchyard,

Hymn for the Sacrament,' Dr. Hawkesworth

80 393—“ A Christmas Wish," Master, the considerate

124

406,

99

66

155

viii.

INDEX. Rabbi Jobanan Ben Zachai, Thunder Storm, Reflexions on 90

his death-bed feelings... 15 The Scriptures. . Rechab, on the policy of the Triumpbs and Usefulness of Sons of.... 169 Christian Knowledge.

203 Religion alone sufficient for Temperance, its valuc, illusthe Soul... ......

330 trated in the case of a Royal Piety---George III... 362

coachman

282 Rules for Self-conduct, by Sir

in eating, enjoined.. 286 T. Browne

352

History of Teakettle Sling, on the, as used in the Tom

No. 79.)

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