By one of the eighteen millions of bores. Edited by Elizur Wright. 1364, O. Plain reasons for being a Christian. (In vol. 3 of Watson's tracts.) Cambridge, 1785. 6693, D. Plain facts for critical times, intended to illustrate generally the true doctrine of scripture, the Christian fathers, and the established church. By a union of clergymen. Second edition. London, 1838. 11006, O. 1. Views in theology New York, 1832. 10923, O. 3. 12693, O. 14. Remarks on the liberty of conscience, human creeds, and theological schools-suggested by facts in a recent case. Reformed Dutch Church. New York, 1828. 9381, D. The stars and the earth, or thoughts upon nity. Boston, 1849. By a layman in the space, time, and eter 10330, D. Hints to a layman. Philadelphia, 1853. Gift of the author. 10338, D. The restoration of belief. Philadelphia, 1853. 10891. The protoplast. A series of papers. 2 vols. London, 1853. 12512, O. 3. The true object of Christian worship, and the doctrine of the Trinity. Boston, 1831. 9647, D. 7. Letter from a gentleman in Boston to a Unitarian clergyman of that city. Boston, 1828. 10131, D. 7. Self-examination; or 365 questions for Christians of all denominations. 6th edition. London, 1840. Gift of Lloyd P. Smith. 7177, D. The centurions; or Scripture portraits of Roman officers. London, 1841. 6792, D. Sorrowing yet rejoicing; or a narrative of recent successive bereavements in a minister's family. 1st American from the 4th Edinburgh edition. New York, 1840. 9152, D. Summary, or general argument of the last manifesto of the last servant of Jesus Christ to all the churches of Christendom. (French and English.) Wilmington, 1817. 2501, Q. A guide to devotion, for the use of the blind. By the Presbyterian Board of Publication. Boston, 1840. Gift of the Presbyterian Board. London, 1840. 6773, D. Woman's mission. 5th edition. 10321, D. Charity and the clergy: being a review by a Protestant clergyman of the "new themes" controversy; together with sundry serious reflections on the religious press, theological seminaries, ecclesiastical ambition, growth of moderatism, prostitution of the pulpit, general decay of Christianity. Philadelphia, 1853. 9527, 0. Fundamental reform of the church establishment. By a clergyman. London, 1836. 11006, 0, 7. Man's feasts and fasts in God's church. By a Presbyterian. Burlington, N. J., 1842. 11396, O. 3. Mémoire sur l'enseignement philosophique adressé a la chambre de Pairs. Par M. l'Archevêque de Paris. Paris, 1844. 11397, O. 2. De l'usage et de l'abus des opinions controversées entre les ultra-montains et les Gallicans. Par M. l'Archevêque de Paris. Paris, 1845. 9802, O. Tracts for the times. By members of the University of Oxford. 6 vols. London, 1838. 8517, D. From Oxford to Rome, and how it fared with some who lately made the journey. By a companion traveller. London, 1847. 8772, D. Rest in the church. By the author of "From Oxford to Rome.", London, 1848. 8495, D. English church-women in the 17th century. 8482. D. The sailor's hope for himself and the nation. London, 1846. New York, 1847. By a naval officer. 8116, D. Lambeth and the Vatican; or anecdotes of the Church of Rome, of the reformed churches, and of sects and sectaries. 3 vols. London, 1825. 9377, D. A series of tracts on the history, character, and tendencies of popery. Vol. 1. Vol. 1. Philadelphia. Gift of Presbyterian Board. 9872, D. The priest miracles of Rome. A memoir for the present time. London, 1851. 10386, D. Jesuit executorship; or passages in the life of a seceder from Romanism. An autobiography. 2 vols. London, 1853. 7529, D. The days of Queen Mary. New York, 1843. 2993, O. vol. 95, 3. A rejoinder to the Bishop of Exeter's reply to the Edinburgh Review. By the Edinburgh Receiver. 2d edition. London, 1852. 13214, O. 12. The two views of Episcopacy-old and new. Philadelphia, 1854. Gift of Francis Wharton, Esq. 9569, O. 8. A reply to a letter remonstrating against the consecration of the Rev. H. U. Onderdonk, D. D. Philadelphia, 1827. 9569, O. 9. A brief review of Bishop Doane's sermon, "Rev. Mr. Keith and the society of Friends." 9569, O. 11. Episcopacy tested by Scripture. 12644, O. 5. & 12693, O. 10. Historic certainties respecting the early history of America, developed in a critical examination of the book of the chroni-. cles of the land of Ecnarf. By the Rev. Aristarchus Newlight. London, 1851. 12550, O. 3. An appeal to the ancient doctrines of the society of Friends. Published by direction of the Yearly Meeting of Philadelphia, 1847; addressed to its members. Philadelphia, 1847. 13166, O. 4. A vindication of the disciplinary proceedings of New England yearly meeting of Friends. By the meeting for sufferings. Boston, 1852. 13166, O. 3. Reviews and brief remarks, in answer to a gross libel on the "Religious Society of Friends," contained in a work entitled Quakerism, or the story of my life, by Mrs. Sarah Greer, the wife of Mr. John Robert Greer, of Monckstown, near Dublin. Philadelphia, 1852. 12550, O. 1. Document issued by the conference of Friends, held in Baltimore, 7 mo. 1849; with some remarks thereon. Philadelphia, 1850. 11004, O. 1. Petition respectueuse des amis de la societé Chrétienne appelés Quakers, prononcée a l'Assemblée Nationale le Jeudi, 10 Feb., 1791. Gift of Jno. Penington. 6080, D. The Baptist manual. A series of publications of the Baptist tract society. Philadelphia, 1835. Gift of the Rev. W. T. Brantly. 11004, O. 6. Reply to an anonymous letter containing strictures upon the doctrine and conduct of the Baptist church, published in the Wesleyan Journal, 1826. Charleston, 1826. 13158, O. 22. Twenty-ninth annual report of the American Baptist Publication Society. Philadelphia, 1853. 11217, O. 7. The Methodist Episcopal church and the Protestant Episcopal church compared. Philadelphia. 1844. 11217, O. 8. more, 1844. 11217, O. 5. 1843. 11217, O. 2. 11217, O. 3. 11217, O. 1, 13166, O. 2. A letter to a Methodist. By a presbyter of Maryland. Balti Methodism as held by Wesley. By D. S. P. New York, Who are the Methodists? "The Methodist Church!" What is it? Republicanism of Methodism. A reference to the history and prophecy of the past as an admonition and warning for the present and future. 1850. SERMONS, PASTORAL LETTERS AND CHARGES. Adams, 9569, O. 4. The relation of Christianity to civil government in the 2d edition. 9569, O. 5. A sermon on the late total eclipse of the sun. By the 13136, O. 4. A sermon at Essex Street Church, the Sabbath after the interment of Daniel Webster. By Nehemiah Adams, D. D. 2d edition. Boston, 1852. Albert, 2505, Q. 2. Opus tripartitum (de officio Missæ, de sacramento Eucharistiæ, sermones super verbo venite comedite) per theologorum principem Magnum Albertum Ecclesiæ Ratisboniensis dum vixit Antistitem. Cologne, 1503. Arnold, 8165, D. Sermons preached in the chapel of Rugby School, with an address before confirmation. By Thomas Arnold, D. D. New York, 1846. 13067, O. Christian life: its course, its hindrances, and its helps. Sermons, preached mostly in the chapel of Rugby School. By Thomas Arnold, D. D. 5th edition. London, 1849. 13068, O. Christian life, its hopes, its fears, and its close. Sermons, preached mostly in the chapel of Rugby School. By the late Thomas Arnold, D. D. 5th edition. London, 1849. 13066, O. Sermons. By Thomas Arnold, D. D., head master of Rugby School. 6th edition. To which is added, a new edition of two sermons on the interpretation of prophecy. 3 vols. London, 1850. Bagshaw, 9235, D. Diatribe; or discourses upon select texts against the Papist and Socinian. By Henry Bagshaw, D. D. London, 1680. Barker, 9647, D. 1. Sermon delivered by Rachel W. Barker, at Darby, on first day morning, fifth mo. 20th, 1849. Barnes, 12086, O. 3. Thanksgiving sermon. The virtues and public services of William Penn. By Albert Barnes. Philadelphia, 1846. Bedell, 9215, 0. Sermons, by the Rev. Gregory T. Bedell, D. D. With a biographical sketch of the author. By Stephen H. Tyng. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1835. Benson, 10495, 0. Discourses upon the powers of the clergy, prayers for the dead, and the Lord's Supper. By Christopher Benson. London, 1841. Bethune, 11579, O. Sermons. By George W. Bethune. Philadelphia, 1846. 12086, O. 14. A sermon before the Foreign Evangelical Society, New York, 1844. By George W. Bethune. Philadelphia, 1844. Boardman, 12512, O. 13. The claims of religion upon medical men. course by H. A. Boardman. 3d edition. Philadelphia, 1844. Gift of the Author. A dis 12589, 0, 11. The American Union. A discourse by Henry A. Boardman, D. D. Philadelphia, 1851. 10492, D. The Bible in the counting-house: a course of lectures to merchants. By H. A. Boardman, D. D. Philadelphia, 1853. 13160, O. 13. The low value set upon human life in the United States. A discourse by H. A. Boardman, D. D. Philadelphia, 1853. Bowen, 9568, O. 8. Address at the commencement of the General Theological Seminary of the P. E. Church. By Rt. Rev. Nathaniel Bowen, D. D. New York, 1836. Brainerd, 12512, O. 11. Presbyterianism. A sermon by Rev. Thomas Brainerd. Brine, 12162, 0. A collection of nine funeral sermons preached by John Brine, Dr. Doddridge, W. Romaine, and R. Flexman. London, 1754 to 1760. Bullard, 13033, O. 17. The peculiarities of the age. A sermon before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. By Artemas Bullard, D. D. Boston, 1852. Cellérier, 11399, O. Discours familiers d'un pasteur de campagne. Par J. I. S. Cellérier. Paris, 1845. Chalmers, 9567, D. Discourses on the Christian Revelation viewed in connection with the modern astronomy. To which are added Discourses illustrative of the connection between theology and general science. By Thomas Chalmers. New York, 1848. Coquerel, 10873, O. Sermons par Athanase Coquerel, l'un des pasteurs de l'Eglise Réformée de Paris. Paris, 1838. D'Aubigné, 8291, D. The discourses and essays of the Rev. J. Merle D'Aubigné, D. D., with an introduction by Robert Baird, D. D. New York, 1846. Del Corro, 9364, D. Varios sermones panegiricos de los principales festividades de Iglesia Católica. Par el doctor en theología Don Miguel C. Del Corro. 2 tom. Philadelphia, 1849. Gift of the author, per James M. Moss, Esq. Dewey, 8257, D. Discourses on human life. By Orville Dewey. New York, 1841. 8310, D. Discourses and reviews upon questions in controversial theology, and practical religion. By Orville Dewey, D. D. New York, 1846. Doane, 11006, O. 8. The church, the fulness of Christ: the sermon preached at the consecration of the parish church, Leeds. By the Rt. Rev. G. W. Doane, D. D. Burlington, N. J. 1842. 12947, O. 2, & 13166, O. 1. A letter from the Bishop of New Jersey to the clergy and laity of his diocese. Together with the order of the autumnal visitation. Philadelphia, 1852. Dutton, 12509, 0. 3. An address at the funeral of Deacon Nathan Beers. By Samuel W. S. Dutton. New Haven, 1840. Dräfeke, 9984, O. Predigten für denkende Verehrer Jesus, von J. H. B. Dräfeke. 5 band. Luneberg, 1826. Fléchier, 10195, O. Oràisons funébres de Fléchier, Eveque de Nismes. A Paris, 1824. Frothingham, 13160, O. 11. A sermon after the funerals of Rev. Dr. Harris, and Hon. Daniel Sargent. By N. L. Frothingham. Boston, 1842. Fuller, 10050, D. The power of the cross. A discourse by the Rev. Richard Fuller, D. D. Philadelphia, 1851. Gift of Baptist Publication Society. Gavazzi, 9870, D. 2. Orations of Father Gavazzi on Papal abuses, &c. London, 1851. Giles, 9559, D. Christian thoughts on life, in a series of discourses. By Henry Giles. Boston, 1850. Grandpierre, 10923, O. 5. Le Roi David pleurant la mort de son fils Absalom. Sermon. Par J. H. Grandpierre, D. D. Paris, 1842. Grant, 11097, O. The past and prospective extension of the gospel by missions to the heathen, considered in eight lectures, delivered before the University of Oxford. (Bampton Lectures.) By Anthony Grant. London, 1844. Green, 11004, O. 5. Christ crucified. A sermon delivered in the First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia. By Ashbel Green. Philadelphia, 1825. Greenwood, 12509, O. 4. A sermon on the death of Joseph May. By F. W. P. Greenwood, D. D. Boston, 1841. Hammond, 9236, D. Xagio xai Eignon, or a pacific discourse of God's grace and decrees. By Henry Hammond, D. D. London, 1660, D. Holcombe, 9150, D. Primitive theology, in a series of lectures. By Henry Holcombe, D. D. Philadelphia, 1822. Jackson, 9647, D. 8. Sermon by John Jackson at Friends' Meeting House, Solebury, Bucks County, Pa., 7 mo. 8, 1849. Second edition. Philadelphia, 1849. Kippis, 9920, D. 1. A sermon on the Lord's Supper. By Andrew Kippis, D. D. Salem, 1825. Marsh, 11004, O. 2. Two practical discourses of the Rev. Christopher B. Marsh. Newburyport, 1794. Massillon, 11309, O. Sermons by John Baptist Massillon, Bishop of Clermont, to which is prefixed a life of the author. Boston, 1845. Miller, 11004, O. 8. The importance of the Gospel Ministry; a lecture before the Theological Seminary, Princeton, N. J. By Samuel Miller, D.D. Princeton, 1827. Mountford, 8057, D. Martyria; a legend wherein are contained homilies, conversations, and incidents of the reign of Edward VI. By William Mountford, clerk. London, 1845. Onderdonk, 9569, O. 2. Rt. Rev. H. U. 12086, O. 2. Man saved by mercy; a discourse delivered by the A sermon delivered at the funeral solemnities in honor of the late President of the United States. By the Rt. Rev. H. U. Onderdonk, D. D. Philadelphia, 1841. 12712, O. Sermons and episcopal charges. By the Rt. Rev. Henry U. Onderdonk, D. D. 2 vols. Philadelphia, 1851. Gift of the author. Parker, 8924, D. A discourse of matters pertaining to religion. By Theodore Parker. Third edition. Boston, 1847. 13136, O. 2. A discourse occasioned by the death of Daniel Webster. By Theodore Parker. Boston, 1853. Pierson, 1565, 0. 15. A discourse on the nature and benefits of Christ's in tercession. By John Pierson. Woodbridge, N. J., 1765. Porter, 11004, O. 4. A sermon, delivered 1818, at the dedication of the new edifice for the Theological Seminary in Andover. By E. Porter, D. D. Andover, 1818. Reinhards, 9939, O. Predigten über die sonn-und festägigen Evangelien des ganzen Jahres sur häuslichen Erbauung aus D. Frans Volkmar Reinhards. Gesammelt von D. Johann Georg August Hacker. 4 bde. Sulzbach, 1813. Schenck, 12550, O. 4. An historical account of the first Presbyterian Church of Princeton, N. J. Being a sermon by Wm. E. Schenck, Pastor. Princeton, 1850. Secker, 1364, 0. Eight charges delivered to the clergy of Oxford and Canterbury. By Thomas Secker. (In vol. 6 of Watson's tracts.) Cambridge, 1785. Smith, 1364, O. A discourse on prophecy. By John Smith, of Queen's College, Cambridge. (In vol. 4 of Watson's tracts.) Cambridge, 1785. 11693, O. Sermons preached at St. Paul's Cathedral, the Foundling Hospital, and several churches in London, &c. By the late Rev. Sydney Smith. London, 1846. 8261, D. Miscellaneous sermons. By the Rev. Sydney Smith, A. M. Philadelphia, 1846. Southgate, 9569, O. 6. A sermon. By the Rev. Horatio Southgate. New York, 1836. |