THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTED IN
READING, AND IN THE PRINCIPLES OF
RELIGION. .

253

THE CLERGYMAN'S COMPANION IN VISIT-

ING THE SICK.

The Manner of Visiting the Sick; or the Assistance
that is to be given to Sick and Dying Persons by the
Ministry of the Clergy

307

Proper Collects that may be used with any of the

Occasional Prayers and Devotions for the Sick

and Unfortunate in extraordinary Cases

Proper Psalms for a Sick Person at Sea

Other Occasional Prayers

403-418

418-420

420-429

The Ministration of Publick Baptism of Infants, to be

443

458

Observations on the Character and Example of Christ,

and on the Morality of the Gospel

A short Memoir of Richard Yates, M. A. Master of the

Free Grammar School at Appleby in Westmoreland 473

A short Memoir of Edmund Law, D. D. Lord Bishop

of Carlisle

Correspondence between Dr. Percival and Archdeacon

Paley, on Subscription to Articles of Faith

Speech on the Abolition of the Slave Trade, delivered at

a meeting of the Inhabitants of Carlisle, on Thurs-

day, February 9th, 1792

480

488

492

Correspondence of Mr. Robertson and Archdeacon Pa-

ley, on an alleged Literary Depredation

Advertisement prefixed to the separate Publication of

Archdeacon Paley's Essay upon the British Consti-

tution.

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508

HORÆ PAULÎNÆ:

OR,

THE TRUTH

OF THE

SCRIPTURE HISTORY OF ST. PAUL,

EVINCED BY A COMPARISON

OF THE

EPISTLES WHICH BEAR HIS NAME

WITH

THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES,

AND WITH ONE ANOTHER.

ΤΟ

THE RIGHT REVEREND

JOHN LAW, D.D.

LORD BISHOP OF KILLALA AND ACHONRY,

AS A TESTIMONY OF ESTEEM

FOR HIS VIRTUES AND LEARNING,

AND OF GRATITUDE

FOR THE LONG AND FAITHFUL FRIENDSHIP

WITH WHICH

THE AUTHOR HAS BEEN HONOURED

BY HIM,

THIS ATTEMPT TO CONFIRM THE EVIDENCE

OF THE CHRISTIAN HISTORY,

IS INSCRIBED

BY HIS AFFECTIONATE,

AND MOST OBLIGED SERVANT,

W. PALEY.