On the Threatened Invasion in 1803

The Christian Mother

Christ our Consolation and Relief, under the Ap-

prehension of being Separated by Death from

those we Love

Infatuation of Mankind, with regard to the Things

of Time.

Danger of Delay, in Matters of Religion

On the Death of the Princess Charlotte

On the Death of the Princess Charlotte

Sitting in the Chair of the Scorner

The Plurality of Worlds not an Argument against

the Truth of Revelation

Christ's Agony

The Deluding Influence of the World

There is no Peace to the Wicked

On the Importance of an Interest in the Divine

Favour

The Melancholy Effects of Early Licentiousness

(in a Sermon preached for the Female Orphan

House)

Religion the distinguishing Quality of our Nature

On the Internal Proofs of the Christian Religion

On Temper

Character of Ruth

The Union of Friendship with Religion Recom-

mended

On the Education of Females

Exhortation to Youth to cultivate a Devotional

*! Spirit

Kirwan, 113

Logan, 114

Channing, 115

Montgomery, 118

Fox, 121

Montgomery, 127

Tayler, 130

¡ANCIENT AND MODERN ORATORY.

Hannibal to his Soldiers

Livy, 133

Speech of Lord Chatham, in the House of Peers,

against the American War, and against em-

ploying the Indians in it

135

Lord Chatham's Reply to Sir Robert Walpole

Caius Marius to the Romans

Demosthenes to the Athenians, exciting them to

prosecute the War against Philip

Curran for Hamilton Rowan

138

Sheridan, 141

143

147

Sallust, 149

151

156

Beginning of the First Philippic of Demosthenes

The first Oration of Cicero against Cataline

158

160

An Extract from Mr. Brougham's Speech on Ne-
gro Slavery

Peroration to Sheridan's Invective against War.
ren Hastings

Panegyric on the Eloquence of Sheridan

164

165

Burke, 167

On Remorse

Discontent, the Common Lot of all Mankind

On the Sublime in Writing

Reflections in Westminster Abbey

Virtue, Man's Highest Interest

The Monk

On Military Glory

Liberty and Slavery

Reyno and Alpin

Story of the Siege of Calais

On Living to One's-Self.

Comal and Galvina

On the Psalms

Anningait and Ajut

On the Pleasure of Painting

Damon and Pythias

On the Abuse of Genius, with reference to the

Works of Lord Byron.

Harley's Death

Advantages of uniting Gentleness of Manners,

Bacon,

Goldsmith, 2

Adam Smith,

3

Ibid.

4

6

Johnson,

Blair, $8

Addison, 11

Harris, 12

Sterne, 14

Marmontel, 16

.

Sterne, 17

Ossian, 18

Fool of Quality, 20

Hazlitt, 24

Ossian, 25

Horne, 26

Johnson, 27

Hazlitt, 33

Fool of Quality, 34

Knowles, 36

Mackenzie, 38

Lord Byron considered as a Moralist, and a Poet

The Hill of Science

The Planetary and Terrestrial Worlds

Hazlitt, 65

Channing, 67

Maury, 71

Channing, 72

Aikin's Miscellanies, 73

Effects of Sympathy in the Distresses of Others

An Exhortation to the Study of Eloquence

On the Cultivation of the Intellectual Powers

The Falling Leaf

Happiness

Addison, 75

Burke, 77

Cicero, 78

Tayler, 79

Anonymous, 81

Ibid. 82

Blackwood's Magazine, 83

PULPIT ELOQUENCE.

The Departed Spirits of the Just are Spectators of

our Conduct on Earth

Time and Manner of the Arrival of Death

Finlayson,

Logan,

85

86

On the Death of the Princess Charlotte

Sitting in the Chair of the Scorner

The Plurality of Worlds not an Argument against

the Truth of Revelation

Christ's Agony

The Deluding Influence of the World'

There is no Peace to the Wicked

On the Importance of an Interest in the Divine

Favour

The Melancholy Effects of Early Licentiousness

(in a Sermon preached for the Female Orphan

House)

Religion the distinguishing Quality of our Nature

On the Internal Proofs of the Christian Religion

On Temper

Character of Ruth

The Union of Friendship with Religion Recom-

mended

On the Education of Females

Exhortation to Youth to cultivate a Devotional

Spirit

Logan, 109

Cappe, 110

Kirwan, 113

Logan, 114

Channing, 115

Montgomery, 118

Fox, 121

Hutton, 123

Montgomery, 127

Tayler, 130

¡ANCIENT AND MODERN ORATORY.

Hannibal to his Soldiers

Speech of Lord Chatham, in the House of Peers,

against the American War, and against em-,

~ploying the Indians in it

Cicero against Verres .

Invective against Hastings

Cicero for Milo

Lord Chatham's Reply to Sir Robert Walpole

Caius Marius to the Romans

Demosthenes to the Athenians, exciting them to

prosecute the War against Philip

Curran for Hamilton Rowan

Beginning of the First Philippic of Demosthenes

The first Oration of Cicero against Cataline

An Extract from Mr. Brougham's Speech on Ne-

gro Slavery

Peroration to Sheridan's Invective against War-

-ren Hastings

Panegyric on the Eloquence of Sheridan

Flight of O'Connor's Child, and Death of her Lover Campbell, 223

The Death of Murat

The Triumph of Malachi, King of Meath

The Spanish Champion

Lines on the Departure of Emigrants for New

South Wales

Ouglou's Onslaught

To the Clouds

The Suicide

Mrs. Hemans, 260

Campbell, 261

Motherwell, 264

Anonymous, 265

Crabbe, 267

Anonymous, 268

Potter's Euripides, 269

Anonymous, 271

Mrs. Hemans, 272

Ibid. 273

H. G. Bell, 274

SACRED EXTRACTS IN VERSE.

Wisdom sought from God

The Dying Christian to his Soul

Drummond, 277

Hugh Hutton, 278

Byron, 279

What shall separate us from the Love of Christ? Drummond, 280

Confidence in God

Charity

Peace.

David and Goliath

Henry Moore, 280

Pope, 281

Addison, 282

Drummond, 283

George Herbert, 284

Mrs. Hemans, 285

Drummond, 287

Anonymous, 291

Southey, 292

Drummond, 295

The Cross in the Wilderness

Stanzas on Death

The Funeral-an Eclogue

Belshazzar's Feast.

BLANK VERSE.

Satan to Beelzebub

Milton, 299

Satan's Reproof of Beelzebub

Ibid. 300

Satan surveying the Horrors of Hell

Ibid. 301

Satan arousing his Legions

Ibid. 301

Evening in Paradise

Description of the Fallen Angels wandering through Hell Ibid. 302

Satan's Address to the Sun

Adam's Account of Himself, with regard to his Creation Ibid.

Contest between Satan and Gabriel

The Good Preacher, and the Clerical Coxcomb

On the Being of a God

Dublin Bay Shipwreck-Deserted Passengers

Address to the Sun.