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Letters To Rev. T. Thomason about the Jews' Chapel-Trywhitt's

Legacy for Hebrew Literature-Hindoo College-Movements in

favour of the Jews-Religious Meetings in London-Rammohun

Roy-Martyn's Persian Psalms-Brown's Memoir-Rev. D. Cor-

rie's Return Preparation for a New Work-To a Friend in Office

on attending the Official Chapel-Memoranda on various Occa-

sions-On the proper Exercise of the Ministry-On listening to

Evil Reports On suffering Injuries-To Rev T. Thomason on the

subject of his Preaching-To Rev. Lewis Way on his Journey to

Russia-Selection of a Companion-To Rev. T. Thomason on the

Hindoo College-Jewish Mission to Russia-Proposed Tour at

Home-General Zeal for Diffusion of Christianity-Character of

Dr. Buchanan-Sermon for the Jews-On Trials as a counter-

balance of Popularity-To a Clergyman on preaching the Truth

in love-To a Daughter on her Duty to her Father-To a Lady

on her Duty to her Husband-To a Clergyman on Parochial

Difficulties To Another on the true Mode of Preaching-To

Another on the Exercise of Conscience-To Rev. T. Thomason

on his Efforts for the Jews-Opening Chapels at Amsterdam and

Hamburgh-The happy State of his People-Professor Farish-

Death of the Princess Charlotte. (1817.)

Letters-To Rev. T. Thomason on Efforts for the Jews in Holland—

Female Agency-Kindness of Bishop Burgess-Visit to Amster-

dam-Interview with Dr. Cappadose-Sermons for the Jews-

English Episcopal Church there-Letter to Bishop Burgess on

the Objects of his Journey to Holland-To the Same, on noticing

the Jews in the King's Letter-Morbid State of a Student-To

Rev. Mr.
on Delight in his Work-Duty to a harassed

Friend-Advice about various Persons-Kind Counsel for himself

-To Rev. T. Thomason on sending helpers to India-State of his

People-Progress of his New Work-To Rev. T. Thomason on

the Cambridge Missionary Society-Gownsmen at Trinity Church

-To Bishop Mansel, on giving Letters Dimissory to a Friend—

The Bishop's Reply. (1818.)

Letters-To Rev. T. Thomason on the Protocol in favour of the

Jews-Proposed Tour in their behalf to Scotland and Ireland—

To Rev. Mr.
on the Affairs at Amsterdam-On Poetry in

Sermons-To the Same, on Tenderness towards Parents-To a

Person soliciting Pupils-To a Curate on his Conduct towards his

Vicar-To Rev. T. Thomason on his Tour for the Jews' Society

-The Divine Purposes with respect to the Jews-To Miss Pris-

cilla Gurney on Regard for her Health-Memorandum recording

his 'Secret Experience. (1819.) .

Letters-To Rev. T. Thomason on publishing the 'Hora Homi-

letica-Extracts from the Preface to the Hora-Rev. T. Thoma-

son on Religious Works in India-On acting with Tenderness

and Caution-Clerical Education Society-Memorandum on the

Restoration of his Strength-To Bishop Burgess on the 'Hora

Homiletica-Remarks on a Criticism of the Bishop's-Extracts

from Sermons on 'the New Birth -and 'Justification by

Works.' (1820.) .

Letters-To Rev. T. Thomason-Various Efforts on Behalf of the

Jews-Formation of a Jews' Society at Cambridge-To Miss

Gurney on the Death of her Sister-To Rev. J. W. Cunningham

respecting Dr. Chalmers-On Clergymen attending to Secular

Concerns To Rev. E. B. Elliott on receiving two Vases-To his

Godson at Haileybury on the College Reports-To Rev. T.

Thomason on the Enjoyment of Mercies-Sending him an Assist-

ant-Return of his Son to India-Memorandum on receiving

Injurious Treatment. (1821.)

PAGK

Letters To Rev. T. Thomason on the Return of his Son-Journey to

Ireland-Sermons and Meetings in Dublin-Archbishop of Tuam

-Remarks on Calvinism-Storm on the Passage Home-Visit to

Oxford-The Provost of Oriel-To Dr. Coppleston on the Calvin-

istic Controversy-To a Missionary on Experimental Religion-

Extracts from his Diary-His Climacteric-Visit to Earlham-

On Delicacy in making Requests-On acting with Judgment-

Jews' Meeting at Bristol-and at Gloucester-Duchess of Beau-

fort on walking with Wisdom-A Rebuke of his Vanity-On

giving a Vote-Catholic Emancipation-Mr Bankes's Election.
(1822.)

562

Letters-To a Father on Religious Society for his Son-On our

Lord's Example-On Religious Experience and Cheerfulness-

Diary at Paris-Duchess de Broglie-Marshal Soult's Picture-

gallery-Letter to the Duchess of Beaufort on Christian Liberty

and Christian Duty-To Rev. T. Thomason on Mr. Grant's

Death-His restored Health-Sermons at St. Mary's on the Law'

-To a Friend who requested a Loan-On the Religious Disposal

of his Property-Memorandum on the Receipt of a large Sum for

Religious Objects. (1823.) .
577

Letters To Rev. T. Thomason on Lord Powerscourt's Benefaction-

Mr. Goode's removal to India-Progress of Religion in Cambridge

-General Improvement of the University-Sermons on the

Gospel-Mr. Goode's Appointment-The Vice-Chancellor at the

Jews' Meeting-To J. J. Gurney, Esq., on the Motto to his

'Essays-To a Friend on Fidelity to God-To the Same on

suffering Persecution To a Missionary on the Golden Mean-

On Human Infirmities-To Rev. S. Carr on the Circulation of

the Apocrypha-Memoranda on a Bequest for Religious Objects

-On the Numbers at his Evening Parties-On receiving Marks

of Attention. (1824-1826.) . .

Letters-To the Secretary of a 'Religious Society-To a Clergyman

on avoiding the Appearance of Evil-To the Provost of Eton-

Dr. Goodall's Reply-To Mrs. Cunningham on the Memoir of her

Sister-To a Friend on Cherishing a spirit of Love-To Rev. W.

H. Michell on the Death of Mr. Lloyd-Memorandum on being

Defrauded by his Servant. (1827-1828.)
. 607

CHAPTER XXVIII.

Letters From Mr. Wilberforce on the Fiftieth Year of Mr. Simeon's

Residence in the University-Memorandum on the Occasion-

To a Friend on maintaining Charity, and Preaching 'Christ

Crucified-Remarks on the Passing of the Roman Catholic Relief

Bill-To a Friend on declining Controversy-To the Bishop of

Winchester on receiving a Copy of his Charge-To Sir R. H. Inglis

on guarding against Misrepresentation-To Rev. R. W. S. on the

Mode of conducting his Weekly Parties of Undergraduates—

Specimen of the Arrangement of a Sermon-Description of the

Weekly Tea-party. (1829.) .

Letters-On the Treatment of Jewish Converts-To Miss E. Elliott

on the Study of Prophecy-The Archbishop of Tuam to Mr. Si-

meon respecting Antinomian Ministers-Mr. Simeon's Remarks-

The Archbishop's Reply-To the Rev. Daniel Wilson on the State

of his Health-To the Same on writing with Clearness and Force

-To a Clergyman on promising him Pecuniary Aid—To a Law-

yer about an Exorbitant Bill-Mr. Simeon's Care in keeping his

Accounts-Memoranda by J. J. Gurney, Esq., of an Evening's

Conversation at Mr. Simeon's Rooms-Hints on the Management

of the Voice in Reading. (1830-1831.).

Letters To J. J. Gurney, Esq. on Mr. Irving and his Doctrines-Nar-

rative by Charlotte Elizabeth-To Miss Mary Elliott on the Ob-

servance of the Lord's Day-To the Bishop of Calcutta on his

Religious Views-To Rev. J. Sargent on the Character of Mr.

Thomason-To Rev. J. H. Michell on Printing his Entire Works

-Kind Remarks of Dr. Goodall-To Rev. J. Wright about the

Progress of his Work-Memorandum about his Jubilee-Letter

from Mr. Wilberforce on his Completing the Fiftieth Year of his

Ministry-Extracts from his Diary on the Occasion-To Rev.

J. H. Michell describing the Event--and his Religious Views.

(1832.)

688

Letters To Rev. J. Venn on Presenting him to a Living-To the

Same on the proper Discharge of the Ministry-To Lady Olivia

B. Sparrow on Recovery from Illness-Memorandum on the

Completion of his Works-Statement of his Views about them—

To the Bishop of Calcutta on presenting them to the King-

Rev. W. Marsh's Remarks on the Occasion-To Rev. E. B. Elliott

on the Loss of his Wife-To a Clergyman respecting his Preach-

ing and Conduct-Extracts from his Diary enumerating his

Mercies-To the Bishop of Calcutta-His Thoughts on the Pros-

pect of Death-To a Friend under Depression-To Miss Mary

Elliott on his Secret Experience-To the Same on the Right

Standard of Christian Excellence-To Rev. J. B. Cartwright on

the Effects of Religion in its Rise and Progress. (1833-1834.). 712

Letters-To a Trustee on his Duty as Patron-Mr. Simeon's Charge

to his Trustees-Letter to a Friend on the same Subject-To the

Bishop of Salisbury on Resignation-To the Same on Christian

Joy-To Miss E. Elliott on Humiliation-To the Bishop of

Gloucester for a Copy of his Commencement Sermon-To the

PAGK

Bishop of Calcutta on the Abolition of Caste-To the Same on

prudential Care of Health-To J. J. Gurney, Esq., on the Loss

of his Wife To Rev. J. T. Nottidge on the Divine Dispensations

-To Miss Mary Elliott on the Indulgence of Affection-To the

Same on the mixed Nature of Christian Experience. (1825.) 746

CHAPTER XXXIII.

Letters To Dr. Ring on Enduring Affliction-To Rev. J. H. Gurney

on the Purchase of Advowsons-To Rev. Mr. 1

same Subject-To a Lady attending her Mother in her last

Illness-Extracts from Letters to a Friend recounting the Inci-

dents of his Tour-To Archdeacon Hodson on Returning from

his Tour-To Dr. Ring on the same Subject-To Rev. J. Venn

on Conversion-To a Person under deep Mental Distress-To the

Bishop of Calcutta on the Indian Episcopate-To a Friend on

Building a Church at Jerusalem. (1836.) .

NARRATIVE, &c. &c.

NARRATIVE OF MR. SIMEON'S LAST ILLNESS, DEATH, AND FU-

RECOLLECTIONS OF THE REV. C. SIMEON, BY THE RIGHT REV.

DANIEL WILSON, LORD BISHOP OF CALCUTTA.

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