HAWIES, Thomas (continued). of St. Mary Magdalen, Oxford. New edit. 12°. Oxf. 1835 Containing the fame fermons as in the preceding volume, with the preface omitted, and with an additional fermon on Rom. 10. 4. The righteousness of faith. Other works: The Evangelical Expofitor; or, a Commentary on the Holy Bible, 2 vol. folio, Lond. 1765-66. Hiftory of the Church of Chrift, 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1800, &c. HAWKER, Robert, D.D. Born at Exeter 1753. Educated at Magdalen College, Oxford. Obtained the Vicarage of Charles the Martyr, Plymouth, which he held for fifty years. Died 1827. In doctrine he was a high Calvinist, and was a very popular divine. The poor man's commentary on the Old Teftament. 6 vol. 12°. Lond. 1822 The poor man's commentary on the New Teftament. 4 vol. 12°. Lond. 1816 Other editions of the Poor Man's Commentary on the Old and New Testament, 9 vol. 8°. and 3 vol. 4°. Works, with a memoir of his life and writings, by the Rev. John Williams, D.D., minifter of Stroud, Gloucestershire. Io vol. 8°. Lond. 1831 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. (continued). Eph. 1. 22, 23. Corpus Chrifti. Before Corpus Chrifti 260 285 Union with Chrift the only poffible means of enjoying communion with God; or, an answer to that interefting question, "What is the trueft preparation in thofe who come to the Lord's Supper?" Three tracts on the fame subject of the Lord's Supper: 1. The Lord's family, the only invited guests at the Lord's table. 2. The king coming in to fee the guefts. 3. The king fitting with his guests. To which is added, A guide to the ordinance of the Lord's Supper; and the welcome gueft at the Lord's table 329 Sacramental meditations. Vol. I. Sermons on the divinity of Christ. [Second edit. 8°. Bath, 1793.] 453 Paraclefis; or, confolations in a dying hour from a review of the evidences of the renewed life 491 Acts, 2. 17. Operations fubfequent to the incarnation [A fixth edit. 18°. 1841.] The perfonal teftimony of God the Father to the Perfon, 563 620 Vol. 2. The child baptized 633 Sermons on important subjects and particular occafions. John, 15. 16. All bleffings traced to their fource Judges, 13. 19, 20. Jefus in his priestly office John, 11.28. Religion a perfonal office Gen. 49. 10. The Shiloh come, and the gathering of the people unto him proved 54 78 Vol. 4. 3 Village fermons. 19 32 Acts, 16. 17. The fervants of the most high God known in fhewing the way of falvation I Pfa. 92. 13, 14. The fure progrefs of grace Rom. 5. 5. Bleffed effects of the love of God in the foul Luke, 1.77. Knowledge of falvation by the remiffion of fins, the fure proof of the gofpel 23 John, 11. 25, 26. Jefus the refurrection and the life 39 98 123 146 169 210 227 Gal. 4. 22-24. The everlasting diftinction between nature and grace 123 Heb. 4. 15. Jefus touched with the feeling of our infirmities. Eafter 1 139 Tit. 3. 5. The washing of regeneration Exod. 15. 26. Difference of fickness in the unrenewed and the called by the Spirit 277 291 The Lord Jefus Chrift making his public entry into Jerufalem. Matt. 21. 1-5 598 628 The commemoration of the firft open difplay of God the Holy Ghost on the day of Pentecost. Whit Sun. 305 Ifa. 6. 3-5. Doctrine of the Holy Trinity; and the fure effects of a spiritual fight of Chrift, the visible Jehovah. Trin. Sun. 319 Zech. 3. 9. The iniquity of the land of Ifrael removed by the Lord in one day 333 Heb. 9. 12. Eternal redemption obtained for the Church 347 Ifa. 62. 10-12. The Lord cafting up the way of his people 361 A prop against all defpair; intended for the confolation of felf-condemned finners in general, but more especially for thofe perishing fouls who fear that they have finned beyond the poffibility of pardon 375 The Spirit's work in the heart the great witness to the truth as it is in Jefus 409 Five minutes' advice to prayerlefs perfons and families 439 Ten minutes' recommendation of private prayer, confidered as to its pleasures and advantages 465 A diary gathered from the Lord's gracious promifes to his people intended as a morning bleffing on fome fweet refreshing portion of Scripture, for every day in the year 511 The Chriftian's pocket-companion; or, a help to prayer 545 The Lord Jefus washing the feet of his difciples. John, 13. 1-3 658 Shipwreck of the apoftle Paul. Acts, 27. 1–8 689 Vol. 6. The poor man's concordance and dictionary of the Sacred Scriptures. Vol. 7. Portrait of an English bishop of the fixteenth century 3 Portrait of the Church, taken from life, according to the ftatement of Holy Scripture 113 Vifits to and from Jefus upon the most interefting occafions and in the most hallowed moments of life 215 The poor man's prayer-book formed from God's Scripture-book. With an appendix 301 Sweet morfels to hungry fouls in the Lord's Word, for the Lord's people 427 Annual falutations; or, tokens of remembrance to the fpiritual Church. God's witneffes, the everlasting confufion of all infidels, and the everlasting comfort of all believers 491 The goings forth of Jehovah in his trinity of Persons, &c. 505 Jehovah's pleasure in his people the culminating point of all bleffednefs to his Church 521 The death of the Lord's faints precious in the Lord's fight [Sixth edit. 12°. Lond. 1807.] Occafional prayers. Which may be added to the former, or ufed feparately in way of ejaculation Gen. 1. 26. Fragments from Holy Scripture: written on the margin of an old Bible 535 605 625 Watchman! what of the night? 569 What think ye of Chrift? the great queftion of the Vol. 5. 29 634 Sketches of a journey to London in the spring of the year 1803, interfperfed with spiritual reflections 647 Vol. 8. The poor man's morning and evening portions. [Numerous editions in 2 vol. 12°., 32°., &c.] Vol. 9. Three letters to a barrister, in answer to his Hints to the Public and the Legislature 5 [8°. Lond. 1808-9.] Letter to Wm. Hale, Efq., in anfwer to his Addrefs upon the dangerous tendency of the London Female Penitentiary A farewell epistle to the spiritual church of our most glorious Chrift Vol. 10. HAWKINS, Edward, D.D. Provost of Oriel College, Prebendary of Rochester, and Ireland Profeffor. A differtation upon the use and importance of unauthoritative tradition, as an introduction to the Christian doctrines; including the substance of a fermon upon 2 Theff. 2. 15. 8°. Oxf. 1819 A review in Quart. Review, 21. 352. Difcourfes upon fome of the principal objects and ufes of the hiftorical fcriptures of the Old Teftament, preached before the University of Oxford. 8°. Oxf. 1833 General design of the old Scripture 2 Kings, 14. 28. history Rom. 3. 23, 24. Proof of human guilt and weakness, fhewing the need of redemption and fanctification 27 Ifa. 63. 7. The divine goodnefs towards finful man before redemption 51 Gen. 39. 2, 3. The hiftory of Providence. Its use and value to Chriftians 81 Eph. 4. 1-6. Oneness of the Church and unity of Chriftians 194 An inaugural lecture upon the foundation of Dean Ireland's profefforship, read before the Univerfity of Oxford, Nov. 2, 1847. With brief notices of the founder. i-viii. Pp. 59. 8°. Lond. 1848 HAWKINS, Ernest, B.D. Fellow of Exeter College, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Secretary to the Society for Propagation of the Gospel. Sermon, Ephef. 4. 1-3. Chriftian forbearance. [Sexagefima.] 8°. Oxf. 1842 Hiftorical notices of the miflions of the Church of England in the Colonies, previous to the independence of the United States; chiefly from MS. documents of the Society for the Propagation of the Gofpel in Foreign Parts. Lond. 1845 8°. Profeffor of Poetry 1751. Afterwards became Prebendary of Wells, Rector of Cafterton, Rutlandshire, and Vicar of Whitchurch, Dorset. Sermon, Job, 36. 26. The pretences of enthufiafts as grounded in the Articles of the Church, confidered and confuted. 8°. Oxf. 1769 Sermon, 2 Tim. 2. 15. The pretences of enthufiafts, confidered and confuted. 8°. Oxf. 1769 Difcourfes on Scripture myfteries, preached 1787, at the Lecture founded by the Rev. John HAY, Thomas, A.M., Chaplain to the House of Commons. Sermon, Rom. 13. 5. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1793 HAY, William, Efq. A pious and amiable gentleman, and an agreeable writer. Born at Glenburne, Suffex, about 1700. Educated at Oxford, whence he removed to the Temple. In 1734 elected member for Sleaford, which he reprefented till his death. Became Keeper of the Records in the Tower. Died 1755. In his Effay on Deformity he defcants with humour and livelinefs on his own perfonal imperfection. His works were published in 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1794. Religio philofophi; or, the principles of morality and Christianity illuftrated from a view of the univerfe and of man's fituation in it. 8°. HAYNE, Thomas, M.A. A learned schoolmafter. Born 1581. Entered of Lincoln College, Oxford, 1599. One of the ufhers of Merchant Tailors' fchool, London, 1604. Afterwards Uther at Chrift's Hofpital. Died 1645. He was a noted critic, an excellent linguift, and a folid divine. The general view of the Holy Scriptures; or, the times, places, and perfons, in handling whereof is fhewed God's dealing with mankind, and occafion is given to explain fundry difficult places of Scripture, and to fet forth the lives of kings, patriarchs, prophets, and faints, all leading unto Jefus Chrift. Second edition, revised, and very much enlarged. Folio. Lond. 1640 The equal wayes of God for rectifying the unequal wayes of man, briefly and clearly drawn from the Sacred Scriptures. Second edition, enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1639 HAYNES, Hopton, Efq. Affay-master of the Mint. A Socinian writer. Born 1672; died 1750. The revolution and anti-revolution principles stated and compared, the constitution explained and vindicated, and the juftice and neceffity of excluding the Pretender, maintained against the book entituled, Hereditary Right of the Crown of England afferted. By the author of the Two Diffwafives against Jacobitifm. Pp. 92. 8°. Lond. 1714 The Scripture account of the attributes and worfhip of God; and of the character and offices of Jefus Chrift. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1790 HAYS, Mary. Female biography, or memoirs of illuftrious and Vol. I. Abraffa-Blanche of Caftille. Vol. 5. Mary Queen of Scots-Mrs. Dudley North. HAYTER, Thomas, D.D. Bishop of Norwich 1749. Tranflated to London 1761. Died 1762. A fhort view of fome of the general arts of controverfy made use of by the advocates for Infidelity. A charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of York. A primary vifitation, June 28, 1732. 8°. Lond. 1732 Lond. 1746 Lond. 1750 Drawn Sermon, Pfa. 89. 20-24. [Acceffion.] 4°. Sermon, 1 Pet. 2. 17. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Sermon, 1 Cor. 7. 31. Preached before the king. up for the use of their Royal Highneffes George Prince of Wales, and Prince Edward. 4°. Lond. 1752 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 8, 9. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. Ire land.] 4°. Lond. 1754 Lond. 1755 Lond. 1756 Sermon, Rev. 14. 6, 7. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. Sermon, Luke, 9. 11. [London Hospital.] 4°. Lond. 1759 28. 8°. The life and reign of King Edward VI. Kennet, Bp. Hift. of England, vol. 2 Other works: The Right of Succeffion afferted, 4°., 1603. A Treatife on the Union of England and Scotland, 4., 1604. The Lives of the Three Norman Kings of England, William I., William II., and Henry I., 4°., Lond. 1630. Reprinted in the Harleian Mifcellany, vol. 2 and 9, Of Supremacie in Affaires of Religion, 4°., 1624, &c. HAYWARD, S. Sermon, Prov. 8. 17. An earnest and affectionate addrefs to young perfons, of various characters. [Jan. 1.] To which is added, A short addrefs to parents and heads of families. 8°. L. 1756 HAYWOOD, William, D.D. Vicar of St. Giles's-in-the Fields, Prebendary of Westminster, and Chaplain in Ordinary. Two fermons, by way of preparative, upon the Articles of the Creed. [On 1 Cor. 13. 13, and Heb. 11. 6.] 4°. Lond. 1642 HEAD, Mrs. Thomasen. The pious mother; or, evidences for heaven, written in 1650 for the benefit of her children. Published from the original MS., by James Franks, A.M., Curate of Halifax. 12°. n. d. HEAP, Henry. Sermon, Luke, 23. 42, 43. The prayer of the dying thief, and our Lord's gracious answer: occafioned by the death of Jofiah Paine, who was executed for fheep-stealing. To which is added, an account of his converfion to God. 12°. HEARN, Edward M., M.A. Lond. 1829 both our Treated prophecy Lond. 1844 "The Romans fhall come and take away place and nation." [John, 11. 48.] hiftorically in connexion with the of the man of fin. Sm. 8°. HEARNE, Thomas, M.A. A Nonjuror, an eminent antiquary and indefatigable collector and editor of books and manufcripts. Born at White Waltham 1678, of poor parents, but by the patronage of Francis Cherry, Efq., educated at Edmund Hall, Oxford, Affiftant-librarian of the Bodleian Library 1701. Died 1735. His editions of early English hiftorians are in great reputation, and of great rarity and price. Ductor hiftoricus; or, a fhort fyftem of universal history, and an introduction to the study of that science. 8°. Lond. 1698 An account of all the confiderable pamphlets that have been published on either fide in the present controverfy between the Bishop of Bangor, and others, to the end of the year 1718. With occafional obfervations on them. By Philanagnoftes Criticus. Pp. 46. F. 1. 8°. Lond. 1719 HEARNE, Thomas, M.A. (continued). A continuation of the account of all the confiderable pamphlets that have been published on either fide in the prefent controverfy, between the Bishop of Bangor and others, to the end of the year 1719. With occafional obfervations on them. Ff. 2. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1720 An account of all the confiderable books and pamphlets that have been wrote on either fide in the controverfy concerning the Trinity, fince the year 1712. In which is alfo contained, an account of the pamphlets writ this last year on each fide by the Diffenters, to the end of the year 1719. Pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1720 Free thoughts on Mr. Woolfton and his writings. In a letter to a gentleman at Leyden. Second edition. To which is prefixed, A catalogue of all the books that have been wrote, pro and con, in the Woolstonian controverfy; with the names of their several authors; and their refpective prices. Pp. (6.) 30. 8°. Lond. 1730 Liber Niger Scaccarii, necnon Wilhelmi Worceftrii annales rerum Anglicarum, cum præfatione et appendice Thomæ Hearnii, ad editionem primam Oxonii editam. Editio altera, accedunt chartæ antiquæ et opufcula varia hiftoriam et antiquitates Angliæ fpectantia; et 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1774 Vol. I. antehac inedita. HEATH, D. J., M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of Wight. The future human kingdom of Chrift; or, man's heaven to be this earth. A folution of the Calvinistic and other chief difficulties in theology, by distinguishing the faved nations from the glorified faints. 8°. Lond. 1852 A brief account of the Scottish and Italian misfions to the Anglo-Saxons. Collected from Bede, and the best hiftorians, and thrown into the form of a chronicle. Illuftrated with a coloured map. Pp. ii. 22. royal 8°. HEATH, Rev. George. Lond. 1845 Bristol, 1797 |