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Church extension in the diocese of London. Remarks on the present state of the Metropolis Churches' Fund /
Sheep without shepherds: the difficulties of populous parishes, and suggestions as to remedial measures.
Address, prayers, lesson, &c. on occasion of laying the foundation-stone of the cemetery church at the St. Pancras parochial cemetery, Finchley, 24th Nov. 1853.
The pew question; a case decided at Yeovil, in the Diocese of Bath and Wells, and County of Somerset.
Five years of church extension in St. Pancras; being an address to the parishioners on the proposed application to the legislature for an act to amend the local acts, &c.
Church pews. An enquiry into the truth of the statements contained in an amendment, on the subject of increased church accommodation, passed at a vestry meeting in Tamworth Church, on Easter Mon. 1852.
A further enquiry ... occasioned by "A letter to the parishioners of Tamworth, by F. Willington, Esq.".
Tract on church extension.
A letter to the Lords Bishops of St. Asaph and Bangor, a matter relating to the well-being of the church in their lordships' respective dioceses ...
Practical remarks on the laws for regulating pews in churches extracted from the best authorities.
A plea for the erection of more parsonages in the town districts of England and Wales, in a letter addressed to the Venble. John Sinclair, M.A., Archdeacon of Middlesex.
Propugnacula; or Political reasons for extending the discipline of the English church ...
Church courts and church rates. A letter to the Rt. Hon. W.E. Gladstone, M.P.