ALEX. MACINTOSH,

PRINTER,

GREAT NEW-STREET, LONDON.

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Change of religious sentiments

Remarkable blessing on ministry

Letter from a ministerial friend concerning him

Secession from the Establishment

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Change of sentiments-Publication of "Letters to a Friend"

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Letter to a Clergyman, 1846, on his former views on the

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Second marriage

Church Meetings

Death of his Wife

Departure of his daughter to India

Anxiety for prosperity of John-street Church
Division of Church into Districts

Views concerning Eldership

Sentiments on Baptism

On the reception of Members into the Church

Discipline of the Church

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MEMOIR OF THE LATE MRS. EVANS, BY HER HUSBAND.
Letter 1.-Reasons for writing the Memoir

Letter 2.-Birth-Education-Religious impressions-Mar-

Letter 3.-Residence at Milford-Death of infant-Change

of views-Blessing on ministry-Employments

among the poor

Letter 4.-Secession from the Church-Spiritual declension
-Errors in doctrine-Restoration

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Letter 5.-Effects on mind-Acquaintance with Mr. Adams

-Consequent blessing-Interview in 1830

Letter 6.-Employments and occupation of time-Delight in

spiritual things.

Letter 7.-Illness-State of mind-Death

Copy of Tablet in John-street Chapel-Of the one in the

Schoolroom

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GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE ARRANGED IN CHRONO-

LOGICAL ORDER.

1811.

To his Father.-Statement of religious sentiments-Opinion

of Evangelical clergy-Views on Calvinism-His mode

of preaching

1813.

To his Father.-Many employments-Good works no sub-

stitute for Christ

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1814.

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To his Father-in-law.-On his recovery from illness—

Danger of worldly prosperity

1815.

To his Father.-Deep concern for his salvation-Reverence

due to the Name of God

1816.

To the Misses B.'s.-Peace in believing

To his Father.-Upon his leaving the Establishment

To his Father.-On his coming to London-Views of Gospel

truth

1822.

To the Rev. T. S.-On the connexion between the use of

the means and spiritual growth-Christian love-State

of things at John-street

1823.

To the Rev. R. D.-Concern for the spiritual state of

Hampstead

1824.

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To his Son.-Concern for his soul-Frequent preaching

To his Aunt.-Providential interposition in the loss and

recovery of his child

1825.

To the Rev. R. D.-Death of his father-Blessing upon his

ministry

1826.

To the Rev. R. D.-Christian love

1827.

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To a Deacon of the Church at John-street.-Love for the

people-Preaching at Milford

1828.

To a Deacon of the Church at John-street.-Earnest concern

for spiritual growth of the Church

To A. S., Esq.-On surrender to God-State of John-street

Church-Slavery

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To the Rev. R. D.-Visit to Lymington-Profitable inter-

view with Mr. Adams

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1831.

To the Rev. M. T.-On the death of a beloved Christian

friend

To the Rev. M. T.-Death of his wife

To the Rev. R. D.-The same subject

To his Son.-Respect the basis of affection

To his Son.-On the prospect of his leaving home-Con-

fidence