Papers of the Manchester Literary Club, 5. sējumsH. Rawson & Company, 1879 |
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18. lappuse
... sermon was to find a text . Now , the difficulty to- night is precisely the reverse of this . The Bolton Public Library contains some forty - two thousand volumes , and as my lecture , or rather talk , is on the contents of that ...
... sermon was to find a text . Now , the difficulty to- night is precisely the reverse of this . The Bolton Public Library contains some forty - two thousand volumes , and as my lecture , or rather talk , is on the contents of that ...
29. lappuse
... Sermons . BARLOW , Dr. JOHN , Bolton , Medical Works . BARTON , BENJ . THOS . , " Historical Notes of Farnworth and Kersley , " 1875 ; " History of Bury , " 1874 . BAZLEY , Sir THOMAS , Gilnow , Pamphlets ; also contributions to ...
... Sermons . BARLOW , Dr. JOHN , Bolton , Medical Works . BARTON , BENJ . THOS . , " Historical Notes of Farnworth and Kersley , " 1875 ; " History of Bury , " 1874 . BAZLEY , Sir THOMAS , Gilnow , Pamphlets ; also contributions to ...
30. lappuse
... Sermons . BRANDWOOD , JAMES , Edgworth , 1739-1826 , Letters , & c . , 1828 , edited by J. Bradshaw . BRISCOE , JOHN DALY , Bolton , " Handbook of Bolton , " 1861 . BRISCOE , JOHN POTTER , Bolton , " Literature of Tim Bobbin , " 1872 ...
... Sermons . BRANDWOOD , JAMES , Edgworth , 1739-1826 , Letters , & c . , 1828 , edited by J. Bradshaw . BRISCOE , JOHN DALY , Bolton , " Handbook of Bolton , " 1861 . BRISCOE , JOHN POTTER , Bolton , " Literature of Tim Bobbin , " 1872 ...
31. lappuse
... Sermons and Poems , 1872 . HOLLAND , Rev. PHILIP , d . 1787 , " Sermons " and " Charges . " HOLLAND , Rev. JOHN , 1766-1826 , " Exercises for the Memory , " " System of Geography , " " Sermons . " JONES , Rev. WILLIAM , 1784-1842 ...
... Sermons and Poems , 1872 . HOLLAND , Rev. PHILIP , d . 1787 , " Sermons " and " Charges . " HOLLAND , Rev. JOHN , 1766-1826 , " Exercises for the Memory , " " System of Geography , " " Sermons . " JONES , Rev. WILLIAM , 1784-1842 ...
32. lappuse
... Sermons . SKELTON , J. FAWCETT , " The Gleaner , " 1876 ; " " Hawkshaw Lane . " SLADE , Rev. JAMES , Vicar of Bolton , 1783-1860 , " Family Readings from Gospel of St. John , " 1843 ; " Lent Lectures , " 1841 ; " Plain Paro- chial Sermons ...
... Sermons . SKELTON , J. FAWCETT , " The Gleaner , " 1876 ; " " Hawkshaw Lane . " SLADE , Rev. JAMES , Vicar of Bolton , 1783-1860 , " Family Readings from Gospel of St. John , " 1843 ; " Lent Lectures , " 1841 ; " Plain Paro- chial Sermons ...
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