SERMONS FOR SUNDAYS, FESTIVALS, FASTS, AND OTHER LITURGICAL OCCASIONS.
Contributed by Bishops and other Clergy of the Church. Edited by the Rev.
ALEXANDER WATSON, M.A., Curate of St. John’s, Cheltenham.
The FIRST SERIES, complete in One Volume, contains Thirty-six Original
Sermons, and may be had in Six Parts, price One Shilling each, or bound
in cloth, 7s. 6d.
The FIRST VOLUME OF THE SECOND SERIES contains Sermons for every Sunday
and Holy Day (_inclusive_) from ADVENT TO THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT, price
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The SECOND VOLUME contains Sermons for every Sunday and Holy Day
(_inclusive_) from PALM SUNDAY TO THE FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY, price
7s. 6d. bound in cloth, or in Six Parts, price 1s. each.
Part XIII., commencing the Third Volume, contains Sermons for the Sundays
and Holy Days from ST. PETER’S DAY TO THE SEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.
Parts XIV. and XV., (to be published on the First of August,) will
contain Sermons for the Sundays and Holy Days from the EIGHTH TO THE
FIFTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.
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THE ECCLESIASTIC; a Magazine relating to the Affairs of the Church,
Education, &c.
The FIRST VOLUME, price 10s. 6d., bound in cloth, is now ready. A
Prospectus, with a List of the Articles, may be had on application to the
Publisher.
No. VII., commencing Vol. II. contains, Thoughts on the Study of
Theology.—The See of the Circumcision.—Missionary Tourists: Perceval and
Abbott.—A Voice from Dream-Land.—The Ecclesiastical Chant—Mr. Jelf’s
Sermon before the University of Oxford.—Church Spoilers and their Doom,
&c., &c.
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THE ECCLESIOLOGIST. Published by the Ecclesiological late Cambridge
Camden Society.
The First Volume of the New Series, with Four Engravings, price 8s.
bound, may still be had.
Volume II., with Three Engravings, is now ready, price 8s. 6d. bound.
No. XIII., New Series, contains, The Ecclesiastical Architecture of
Ireland.—Ecclesiological London.—Comparative Table of the Architectural
Styles of the Cathedrals of France.—The Dedications of the French
Cathedrals.—Meetings of the Ecclesiological late Cambridge Camden Society
and Oxford Architectural Society.—Review, Ecclesiological Notes, New
Churches, Church Restorations, Notices, &c.
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ANGLICAN ORDINATIONS VALID. A Refutation of certain Statements in the
Second and Third Chapters of “the Validity of Anglican Ordinations. By
the Very Reverend Peter Richard Kenrick, V.G.” By JOHN FULLER RUSSELL,
B.C.L., Incumbent of St. James’s, Enfield.