_Price_, _Each_.
_per_ 100.
_s._ _d._ _d._
800 Influence of Pious Women in 2 4 ½
promoting Revivals of Religion
801 The Reclaimed Infidel 2 4 ½
802 The Soap Boiler 1 2 ¼
803 The Dying Gipsey 2 4 ½
804 The Effects of Infidelity 3 6 ¾
805 This is the Man 1 2 ¼
806 The Pilot and the Captain 2 4 ½
807 Phœbe Wood 1 2 ¼
808 Eliza; a North American Indian 2 4 ½
Woman
809 Dying Hours of Infidels 1 2 ¼
810 The Providential Visit 2 4 ½
811 Hugh Bourne 2 4 ½
812 The Pious Seaman 1 2 ¼
813 Thomas Yates 2 4 ½
814 The Pharisee 2 4 ½
815 The Life of Thomas Mitchell 2 4 ½
816 Poor Nanny 2 4 ½
817 The Aged Shepherd 2 4 ½
818 The Aged Widow 2 4 ½
819 Old Gabriel 2 4 ½
820 Memoir of Krishna-Pal 3 6 ¾
821 Little Nelly 1 2 ¼
822 Conversion of an Indian Conjure 2 4 ½
823 The Cholera Morbus 2 4 ½
824 Blind Sandwich Islander 1 2 ¼
825 The Traveller and Widow 2 4 ½
826 The Miner 2 4 ½
827 The Danger of Trifling with 3 6 ¾
Convictions
828 History of Mary White 3 6 ¾
829 The Great Change 1 2 ¼
830 Elizabeth Cronch 3 6 ¾
831 Sabbath Stroller Reclaimed 1 2 ¼
832 Rothsay Castle Steam-packet 2 4 ½
833 The New Zealand Girl 1 2 ¼
834 Memoir of Edward S— 2 4 ½
835 A Traveller arrived at the End 2 4 ½
of the Journey
836 Some Account of John Knill 2 4 ½
837 The Self-Murderer 2 4 ½
838 The Three English Sailors 1 2 ¼
839 The False Hope 1 2 ¼
840 Sarah Wilson, or the Young 2 4 ½
Cripple
841 The History of Sarah 4 8 1
842 The Mountain Miller 4 8 1
843 The Afflicted Mason 2 4 ½
844 Memoir of Miss L. Stapleton 2 4 ½
845 Memoir of Ra-Poor-Negro 2 4 ½
846 Old James 1 2 ¾
847 Lydia Sturtevant 2 4 ½
848 James Hooton, or Joy and Peace 3 6 ¾
in Believing
849 The Irish Cottager 3 6 ¾
850 The Happy Death-bed 2 4 ½
851 The Way of the Transgressor 2 4 ½
852 Joseph Archer, the Converted 3 6 ¾
Sailor
853 Short Account of Thos. C— 2 4 ½
854 Brief Account of a German 2 4 ½
Minister
855 The Dying Soldier 2 4 ½
856 Memoir of Leang Afa 3 6 ¾
857 Charles Kimmer 3 6 ¾
858 The Backslider 2 4 ½
859 The Railway Passenger 2 4 ½
860 Fatal Calamity at Leeds 2 4 ½
861 My Father’s Prayer 2 4 ½
862 Catherine Phillips 4 8 1
863 History of Ruth Clark 4 8 1
864 Conversion of the late Rev. 2 4 ½
Joseph Swain
865 Jejana, a S. African Woman 2 4 ½
866 The Converted Sailor 3 6 ¾
867 History of F. S. or the 2 4 ½
Penitent Female
868 History of Anne Monk 2 4 ½
869 Farmer B. 5 6 ¾
870 The Faithful Letter 3 6 ¾
871 Family Piety 2 4 ½
872 Old Gearing 2 4 ½
873 Rozie. By a Missionary 2 4 ½
874 Poor Matchseller of Croydon 2 4 ½
875 The Russian Nurse 2 4 ½
876 The Northumbrian Girl 2 4 ½
877 Drunkard’s Impious Wish 4 8 1
878 The Russian Tailor 3 6 ¾
879 True Charity; or, Bell Turner 2 4 ½
and her Charge
880 Thomas Hogg, the Scottish 4 8 1
Wanderer
881 The Swedish Nursemaid 3 6 ¾
882 Aged Roman Catholic Widow 3 6 ¾
883 Sins going before to Judgmt 3 6 ¾
884 “No one ever told me this 2 4 ½
before”
885 The Priest and the Bible 2 4 ½
886 Trust in God 1 2 ¼
887 Wanderer welcomed Home 2 4 ½
888 First Prayer in the Family 1 2 ¼
889 Mary Williams 1 2 ¼
890 The Young Disciple 1 2 ¼
891 The Soldier’s Wife 2 4 ½
892 The Poor Irishwoman 1 2 ¼
894 Danger of Indecision 2 4 ½
SECOND SERIES TRACTS,
EACH CONTAINING EIGHT PAGES, WITH A CUT.
_At_ 2_s._ 4_d._ _per_ 100.
1500 The Brave British Tar. *
1501 Blind Irishman restored to Sight. †
1502 Poor Joseph, with Reflections. *
1504 The Assizes. *
1505 Interesting Story of a Drummer. †
1506 The History of William Bird. *
1507 Conversation at a Country Wake.
1508 The History of William Black.
1509 The Alarm. *
1510 The Wonderful Cure of Naaman. †
1511 The Pay Table, a Dialogue. *
1513 The Happy Man. *
1514 The Affectionate Daughter. †
1517 The Sunday Water Party, in Verse.
1518 Honesty the Best Policy. *
1521 Will Brown the Poacher.
1522 History of Ben the Soldier. †
1523 Three True and Remarkable Stories.
1525 Narrow Escape from the Punishment of Death. †
1526 The History of Jenny Hickling.
1527 The Happy Negro. †
1528 The Life of John Bunyan.
1529 The Important Discovery.
1530 The Goodness of Providence. †
1531 The History of a Poor Black Widow.
1532 Awful Death of Richard Parsons. †
1533 The Irish Girl.
1534 Confessions of an Infidel.
1536 Dialogue between John Smith and Thomas Brown. †
1538 The Lord’s Prayer. *
1539 The Smugglers, a Dialogue. *
1541 On Drunkenness.
1542 Theatrical Amusements.
1543 The Contrast.
1544 Christians and Infidels.
1545 The No-Creed of Infidelity.
1546 Polish General and Faithful Servant. †
1548 The Refuge. *
1549 The Life Boat.
1550 The Royal Review.
1551 History of John Robins the Sailor.
1552 A Peep into a Gin Shop.
1553 The Life of John Antes. *
1554 To the Unfortunate Female. *
1555 True Christmas Joy. †
1556 Dangers on the Ice, off Labrador.
1557 The History of Elizabeth Loveless.
1558 The Storm at Sea, a Dialogue. *
1559 Divine Songs, Part 1, or the Seaman’s Companion.
1560 — —, Part 2, or the Cottager’s Companion.
1561 Divine Songs, Part 3, or the Poor Man’s Companion.
1562 — —, Part 4, ditto.
1563 The Hackney-Coachman. †
1564 Mary Jones; or, Soldier’s Daughter.
1565 Sunday Evening.
1566 The Earthquake at Aleppo. †
1567 All Right.
1568 Market Day.
1569 Thomson, the Carpenter, and Mr. S.
1570 Bible Happiness.
1571 Weekly Earnings. †
1572 Happy Death of Lord Rochester. †*
1573 John of the Score.
1575 Paddy and Thomas, a Dialogue.
1576 The Shipwreck.
1577 The Happy Cottagers. †
1579 Loss of the Essex.
1580 Remarkable Story of a Cock-Fighter. †
1581 The History of Thomas Brown. †*
1582 Sorrows of Seduction. †
1583 Poor Sarah.
1584 The Way to be Rich.
1585 The Storm at Plymouth.
1586 The Learned Cobbler. *
1587 The Loss of the Kent. *
1588 I am no Scholar.
1589 Thomas Steady and John Wild, Part l. (_a Dialogue about
Fairs_.)
1590 Thomas Steady and John Wild, Part 2.
1591 The Reapers.
1592 Blind Schoolmistress of Devonshire.
1593 A Dreadful Fire.
1594 The Fisherman.
1595 Richard Woodman.
1596 The Silk Weaver.
1597 The Honest Waterman. *
1598 The History of Amelia Gale. *
1599 Honest Jack the Sailor. In Verse.
1600 Female Martyrs in England.
1601 Ten Thousand Bright Guineas, in Verse.
1602 The Blind Soldier.
1603 Happiness. A Conversation in Rhyme.
1604 The Cottage Maid; or, Harriet Bell.
1605 The Infidel Blacksmith.
1606 There is no Time to Spare.
1607 The Happy Change.
1608 The Shropshire Girls.
1609 Lucky and Unlucky.
1610 History of Mary Wood, Housemaid.
1611 Contentment and Discontent.
1612 The Fools’ Pence.
1613 Dialogues on board “The Friends Goodwill.”
1614 The Stone Breaker.
1615 The Cottage Youth; or William Ball.
_Those marked thus_ * _are also in the First Series_.
— — — † _are large Type_.
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