Sermon 15 November 1697, Publishers advertisement
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MR. Shower's Winter Meditations: Or, a Sermon, concerning Froſt, and Snow, and Winds, &c. and the Wonders of God therein. 4o.
— His Thankſgiving Sermon, April 16. 1696. 4o
— His Account of the LIFE of Mr. Henry Gearing. 12o
— His Diſcourſe of Tempting CHRIST. 12o
— His Diſcourſe of Family Religion. In Three Letters. 12o
— His Sermon on the Death of Mr. Nathanael Oldfeild, who departed Dec. 21. 1696.
— His Sermon to the Societies for the Reformation of Manners. 8o
Mr. Pool's Engliſh Annotations, with the Addition of Contents, and a Concordance by Mr. Clark. In 2 Vol. Fol.
The Life of the Reverend Mr. Richard Baxter, written by himſelf. Fol.
Mr. Lorimer's Apology for the Miniſters, who ſubſcribed only unto the Stating of the Truth and Errors in Mr. William's Book, in Anſwer to Mr. Trail's Letter to a Miniſter in the Country. 4o
Mr. Lorimer's Remarks on Mr. Goodwin's Anſwer to the Apology, and proving that the Goſpel-Covenant is a Law of Grace. 4o
Mr. Slater's Thankſgiving Sermon, Octob. 27. 1692. 4o
— His Sermons at the Funerals of Mr. John Reynolds, and Mr. Fincher, Miniſters of the Goſpel. 4o
Dr. Burton's Diſcourſes of Purity, Charity, Repentance, and ſeeking firſt the Kingdom of God. Publiſhed with a Preface by Dr. John Tillotſon, late Arch-biſhop of Canterbury. 8o
Biſhop Wilkin's Diſcourſe of the Gift of Prayer and Preaching, the latter much inlarged by the Biſhop of Norwich and Chicheſter. 8o
Mr. Samuel Slater's Earneſt Call to Family Religion; being the Subſtance of Eighteen Sermons. 8o
Mr. Addy's Stenograpia: Or, the Art of Short-writing, compleated in a far more Compendious way than any yet extant, &c. In which Character is alſo Printed the whole Bible, by Mr. Addy.
Cambridge Phraſes; being a full and large Phraſe-Book for the uſe of Schools. By Will. Robertſon. 8o
Mr. Gibbon's Sermon of Juſtification. 4o
Mr. Nat. Vincent's Funeral Sermon, Preached by Mr. Nat. Taylor. 4o
Mr. Woodhouſe's Sermon, to the Societies for Reformation of Manners. 8o
A faithful Rebuke to a falſe Report, lately written and diſperſed (by Stephen Lob) in a Letter to a Friend in the Country. Concerning ſeveral Differences in Doctrinals, between ſome Diſſenting Miniſters in London. By a Learned Divine. 8o
Mr. Geo. Hammond's and Mr. Math. Barker's Diſcourſes of Family Worſhip. Written at the Requeſt of the United Miniſters of London. 12o
Remarks on a late Diſcourſe of William, Lord Biſhop of London-Derry, concerning the Inventions of Men in the Worſhip of God. Alſo a Defence of the ſaid Remarks againſt his Lordſhip's Admonition. By T. Boyſe. 8o
The London Diſpenſatory reduced to the Practice of the London Phyſicians. By John Peachey, of the College of Phyſicians, London. 12o
The Dying Man's Aſſiſtant: Or, ſhort Inſtructions for thoſe who are concerned in preparing ſick Perſons for Death. 12o
Mr. Samuel Clark's brief Concordance to the whole Bible, in a new Method. 12o
Sir Robert Howard's Free Diſcourſe; wherein the Doctrines that make for Tyranny are diſplay'd, and the Title of our Lawful and Rightful King William Vindicated, &c. 8o
Hyſtroſtaticks: Or, Inſtructions concerning Water-works. Collected out of the Papers of Sir Sam. Morland. 12o
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