Tracts: Sermons (D-F)
Reference code
prattinton/10/28
Title
Tracts: Sermons (D-F)
Level of description
series
Archival history
This part of the catalogue is designed to facilitate collaborative cataloguing.
This section has been completed!
You are warmly invited to contribute descriptions for the digitised items elsewhere in this collection. Please see https://www.sal.org.uk/collections/prattinton-project for details.
If you are looking for the existing catalogue of the Prattinton Collection, please go to https://collections.sal.org.uk/pra.
This section has been completed!
You are warmly invited to contribute descriptions for the digitised items elsewhere in this collection. Please see https://www.sal.org.uk/collections/prattinton-project for details.
If you are looking for the existing catalogue of the Prattinton Collection, please go to https://collections.sal.org.uk/pra.
Contents
- prattinton/10/28/01 - A Defence of the Church of England in a series of discourses …
- prattinton/10/28/02 - Three Discourses
- prattinton/10/28/03 - Two Sermons preached before the Judges in the Cathedrall Church at Worcester …
- prattinton/10/28/04 - A Sermon Preach’d before the Queen, at Her Royal Chappel at St James’s, On Sunday Nov. 15 1702
- prattinton/10/28/05 - A Sermon, Preached in the Cathedral Church of Worcester, at the Triennial Meeting of the Three Choirs
- prattinton/10/28/06 - A Sermon, preached at Bewdley Chapel, Worcestershire, on the 25th Day of October, 1809, being the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Present Majesty’s Reign
- prattinton/10/28/07 - A Sermon preached in the Church of Coston Hackett, Worcestershire, on the Sunday after the interment of the Right Honourable Other Archer Windsor, Earl of Plymouth
- prattinton/10/28/08 - A Sermon preached in the Parish Church of Blockley, on Sunday, November 2, 1828
- prattinton/10/28/09 - A Sermon preached at Tuckers-Street-Meeting, Bristol, at the Ordination of The Reverend Mr Thomas Janes. May 26th, 1774
- prattinton/10/28/10 - A Sermon preached at Kidderminster, June 16, 1771, on occasion of the death of Mr Francis Best, who was robbed and murdered …