77. To _Lady Boyd_.--Aberdeen--Experience of himself Sad--
Taking Pains to win Grace, 163
78. To _Lord Boyd_.--Encouragement to Exertion for Christ's
Cause, 164
79. To _Margaret Ballantine_.--Value of the Soul, and Urgency
of Salvation, 166
80. To _Marion M'Naught_.--His Comfort under Tribulations,
and the Prison a Palace, 168
81. To _Mr. John Meine (jun.)_.--Experience--Patient
Waiting--Sanctification, 169
82. To _John Gordon of Cardoness, Elder_.--Win Christ at all
Hazards--Christ's Beauty--A Word to Children, 170
83. To _the Earl of Lothian_.--Advice as to Public
Conduct--Everything to be endured for Christ, 174
84. To _Jean Brown_.--The Joys of this Life embittered by
Sin--Heaven an Object of Desire--Trial a Blessed
Thing, 177
85. To _John Kennedy, Bailie of Ayr_.--The Reasonableness of
Believing under all Affliction--Obligations to
Free Grace, 179
86. To _Lord Craighall_.--Episcopalian Ceremonies--How to
Abide in the Truth--Desire for Liberty to preach
Christ, 181
87. To _Elizabeth Kennedy_.--Danger of Formality--Christ
wholly to be Loved--Other Objects of Love, 183
88. To _Janet Kennedy_.--Christ to be kept at every
sacrifice--His incomparable Loveliness, 185
89. To _the Rev. Robert Blair_.--God's Arrangements sometimes
Mysterious, 187
90. To _the Rev. John Livingstone_.--Resignation--Enjoyment--
State of the Church, 190
91. To _Mr. Ephraim Melvin_.--Kneeling at the Lord's Supper
a species of Idolatry, 192
92. To _Mr. Robert Gordon of Knockbreck_.--Visits of
Christ--The Things which Affliction Teaches, 195
93. To _Lady Kenmure_.--God's Dealings with Scotland--The Eye
to be directed Heavenward, 197
94. To _Lady Kenmure_.--The Times--Christ's Sweetness in
Trouble--Longing after Him, 198
95. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Christ's Cross Sweet--His Coming to
be Desired--Jealous of any Rival, 200