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The Life and Letters of the Rev. George Mortimer, M.A. Rector of Thornhill, in the Diocese of Toronto, Canada West

Name: The Life and Letters of the Rev. George Mortimer, M.A. Rector of Thornhill, in the Diocese of Toronto, Canada West
Author: Armstrong, John

作者：Armstrong, John
体例：题　章数：172
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COMPILED AND PREPARED
BY THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG, B.A.,
MDCCCXLVII.
PREFACE.
LIFE AND LETTERS.
TO MR. J. ARMSTRONG.
G. MORTIMER.
TO HIS SISTER.
G. M.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
GEORGE MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Accept my best wishes
From your faithful and affectionate
MORTIMER.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
Your ever faithful and affectionate
MORTIMER.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO A YOUNG LADY.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I remain,
Your very sincere Friend
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I remain,
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I remain,
After alluding to the difficulties referred to, he says, August, 1815:—
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO HIS SISTER.
I remain,
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I remain your very sincere Friend,
GEORGE MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO HIS SISTER.
Extracted from a letter to his sister, dated May 17, 1817:—
Extract of a letter, dated June 2, 1817:—
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. THOS. MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE SAME.
TO THE SAME.
TO THE SAME.
TO THE SAME.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. J. ARMSTRONG.
TO THE SAME.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
I remain, my dear Brother,
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
I remain, my dear Thomas,
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
TO THE INHABITANTS OF MADELEY.
GEORGE MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
I remain, my dear Friend,
TO THE SAME.
GEORGE MORTIMER.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG, BUENOS AYRES.
TO THE SAME.
I remain, my dear Friend,
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
I remain,
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. MORTIMER.
TO MISS E. FORD.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
GEORGE.
TO MRS. D. WHITMORE.
TO MISS E. FORD.
TO THE REV. THOMAS MORTIMER.
GEORGE MORTIMER.
TO MRS. D. WHITMORE.
TO MISS E. FORD.
TO MRS. WHITMORE.
G. MORTIMER.
TO MRS. HOLLAND.
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I remain,
TO HIS SISTER, MRS. HOLLAND.
In another letter, in reference to the above subject, he writes:—
TO THE REV. JOHN COOPER.
Your long attached Friend
TO THE REV. JOHN ARMSTRONG.
TO HIS SISTER.
G. M.
T. G.
TO MISS ELIZA FORD.
TO MRS. HOLLAND.
PREACHING.
PASTORAL VISITING.
CONFIRMATION.
SOCIAL MEETINGS.
LIBRARY.
EXTRA-PAROCHIAL SERVICES.
CHARITY.
THE following memorandum is made in his pocket-book for 1832:—
ARMINIANISM.
ATHANASIAN CREED.
CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION.
DR. A. CLARKE’S COMMENTARY.
CLASSES.
DISSENT.
EPISCOPACY.
FAITH AND WORKS.
FIRST STEP.
FRIENDSHIP.
MILLENNIUM.
BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH’S EIGHTY-SEVEN QUESTIONS.
SUBJECTS FOR PRAYER.
I. That we may habitually realize a _sense of the Divine presence_.
VIII. For earnestness in the cause of God.
SACRAMENTAL GRACE.
THE SACRAMENTS. {287a}
1. What are the Sacraments? {287b}
2. How many are the Christian Sacraments?
3. What are the design and use of Sacraments?
4. What is the nature of the Christian Sacraments?
6. How, then, are the Sacraments to be regarded?
10. What do you understand by the sacrament being “rightly received”?
11. What is the best _after_ proof of this?
12. And what were the promises and engagements?
TEMPERANCE.
I remain, my dear Sir,
THE WATCHFUL SERVANT.
BY THE REV. F. L. OSLER.
LUKE XII. 37.
J. Unwin, Printer, 31, Bucklersbury, London
CHANNING (DR.) ON SELF-CULTURE.
FRY (REV. JOHN) ON UNFULFILLED PROPHECY.
KENDALL’S (REV. JAMES) PLAIN SERMON ON PEEVISHNESS.
KNITTED (THE) STOCKING AND SOCK BOOK.
MIALL’S (EDWARD) VIEWS OF THE VOLUNTARY PRINCIPLE.
PROSSER’S (REV. JAMES) INDEX OF HEBREW ROOTS.
BARNES’ NOTES ON THE GOSPELS.
BARNES’ NOTES ON THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES.
MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS.
FOOTNOTES.