Twelve sermons preached at the special services for the working classes, in Exeter Hall, May, June, July, August, 1857
By: with a preface by the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle.
Publisher: Seeley, Jackson, & Halliday ... and B. Seeley ...
Published: 1857
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 179
Subjects: Church of England -- Sermons
Notes: VUL library copy with: Barker, Joseph.  The cheerful worker. [London : Beveridge and Barker, Printers, 18--] -- Cheeseman, Robinson. Primitive Methodism, its origin, progress, doctrines, ritual, churhc polity, &c.  London : Richard Davies ..., 1861 -- Jackson, Thomas.  The labours, sufferings, & success of the pioneers of the Primitive Methodist Connexion, briefly delineated.  London : Published by W. Lister ..., [between 1869 and 1873] -- The sacrifice of the mass.  [London : Religious Tract Society, 18--] -- Ryle, J. C.  Calvary!  [Ipswich : W. Hunt ..., c. 1852] -- Bunyan, John.  Come and welcome to Jesus Christ.  [London : Religious Tract Society, 18--] -- Dr. Gordon, the philosopher and the Christian.  Dublin : Dublin Tract Repository, [185-?] -- Wight, William. Common sense, a word to those who do not think by proxy ...  London : Printed for Simpkin, Marshall and Co. ..., 1844

VUL library copy with: Cecil, Richard.  Friendly advice from a minister to the servants of his parish.  London : Religious Tract Society, [18--] -- The value and importance of public worship.  [London : Printed by W. Clowes and Sons ... for the Religious Tract Society ..., [183-?] -- Framework Knitter.  The working man's hope.  [London] : Religious Tract Society, [1849?] -- Porter.  The temporal advantages of the Sabbath to the labouring classes.  London : Religious Tract Society, [1849?] -- [The Sabbath].  [London : M. Brown, 18--].
Table of contents: value: What saith the Scripture? / by the Bishop of Carlisle; value: Can the Ethiopian change his skin? / by W. Cadman; value: What think ye of Christ? / by Capel Molyneux; value: How can these things be? / by J.C. Miller; value: What shall a man give in exchange for his soul? / by J.C. Ryle; value: Why will ye die? / by the Dean of Canterbury; value: What must I do to be save? / by R. Burgess; value: Who, then, can be saved? / by Hugh M'Neile; value: Understandest thou what thou readest? / by the Dean of Carlisle; value: How long halt ye between two opinions? / by Hugh Stowell; value: How are the dead raised up? / by W.W. Champneys; value: How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation? / by the Bishop of Ripon