them, gave

to be suppressed : especially as both the Nature
of the Subjects, and the Manner of treating

them fome Affinity to the Lectures
on the Church Catechifm. On these Grounds,
the Editors now give them to the World; and
have little Doubt but that these concluding
Volumes will meet with the same Approbation
which the preceding ones have received from
all Ranks of People.

It may be proper to add, that the nine Sera
mons, on the War and Rebellion, published in
the Year 1758, by the Author himself when he
was Bishop of Oxford, which were out of Print,
and much sought after, are now reprinted, by
the Booksellers, with the Addition of the An-

fwer to Dr. Mayhew, and the Letter to Mr.

Horace Walpole. This Volume, together with

the fourteen occasional Sermons, printed by his

Grace in 1766, the two Volumes of Lectures on

the Church Catechism, one of Charges, &c. and

seven of Sermons, published since his Death,

complete his Grace's Works in twelve Volumea

Octava.

CON T E N T S

SERMONS I. II.

MATTH. xxviii. 19, 20.

Go ye therefore, and teach all Nations, baptizing

them in the Name of the Father, and of the

Son, and of the Holy Ghost :

Teaching them to observe all Things, whatsoever

I have commanded you : and lo, I am with you

alway, even unto the End of the World. Amen.

p. I, 21

SE R M O N S III. IV. V.

Be

EPHESIANS iv. 26.

ye angry, and fin not.

p. 43, 63, 85

SE R M O N VI.

Preached on Innocents Day.

MATTH. ii. 16.

Then Herod, when be saw that he was mocked

of the wise Men, was exceeding wroth; and

fent forth, and

few all the Children that were

in Bethlehem, and in all the Coasts thereof,

from two Years old and under ; according to
the Time, which be had diligently enquired of

the wife Men.

P. III

SERMONS VII. VIII.

PROV. xii. 22.

Lying Lips are Abomination to the Lord: but

they, that deal truly, are bis Delight.

p. 135, 159

SERMON IX.

On Patience.

LUKE xxi. 19.

In your Patience polless ye your Souls.

p. 185

SERMON X.

AL

On Contentment.

PHIL. iv. II.

I have learned, in whatsoever State I am,

therewith to be content.

p. 211

SER MON XI.

On Resignation.

PSALM xxxix. 10.

I became dumb, and opened not my Mouth : for

it was thy doing.

p. 237:

SER

SERMON XII.

On giving Thanks for all Things.

EPH. V. 20.

Giving Thanks always for all Things unto God

and the Father, in the Name of our Lord

Jesus Chrift.

p. 263

SERMON XIII.

Preached at St. James's Church, June 25,

1738, being the first Sunday that the Prince

and Princess of Wales came to Church after

the Birth of the present King.

PSALM. cxxviii. 5, 6.

The Lord shall bless thee out of Zion, and thou

malt see the Good of Jerusalem all the Days of

tby Life.

rea, thou shalt see thy Childrens Children, and

Peace upon Ifrael.

p. 287

SERMON XIV.

Preached on Ash-Wednesday,

MATTH. vi. 16.

Moreover, when ye fast, be not as tbe Hy-

pocrites,

P. 305

SER

$ ER MON XV.

PROV. xxii. I.
A good Name is rather to be chofen, than great
Riches.

p. 331 SERMONS XVI. XVII. Preached on New-Year’s Day, and the follow

ing Sunday.

GAL. vi. 15.
For in Christ Jesus neither Circumcifion availeth

any Thing, nor Uncircumcison, but a new
Creature.

P: 355, 383
S E R M ON XVIII.
Preached on St. Stephen's Day,

Acts yii. 59, 60,
And they stoned Stephen, calling upon God, and

saying, Lord Jesus, receive my Spirit.
And he kneeled down, and cried with a loud Voice,

Lord, lay not this Sin to their Charge. And when he had said this, be fell asleep. 41

ERRAT A.

P. 82. l. 14. for harshre read harsher.
P. 128. 1. penult. for Superfitions read fuperftitious,

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