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catalog description "Another on his eldest brother's death, to Mr. J. Venn -- Chapter 3 -- Preparation to leave Cambridge -- Death of the incumbent of Trinity Church -- Mr. Simeon's appointment to the living -- Remarkable circumstances attending it -- Opposition of the parishioners -- Attempts to establish an evening lecture -- The church-doors locked against him -- Religious meetings in a private room -- Mr. Venn consulted -- Trials in the parish and at home -- Mr. Simeon's father reconciled to him -- Marriage of his brother -- Preservation of a female from suicide -- Thankfulness for reproof -- Preaching at Oxford -- Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Ordained priest (1782-1783) -- Chapter 4 -- Preaching around Cambridge -- Claude's essay -- Instruction in composition -- Difficulties in making sermons -- Complaints to the bishop -- Comments on his preaching -- Contest for the lectureship -- Trials continued -- His eminent devotion -- Acquaintance with Mr. Housman -- Diligent study of Scripture -- ".
catalog description "Arrival of Mr. Thomason's son -- Journey in quest of him -- Letter to Mrs. Thomason about her son -- On placing him at Mr. Preston's -- Letter to Mr. Wilberforce -- To Rev. T. Thomason about the Jews' Society and schools in India -- Bible meeting at Cambridge -- Female influence (1814)".
catalog description "Brown's self-interpreting Bible -- Advance in grace -- First sermon before the university -- Letter to Mr. T. Loyd -- Benefit of affliction -- On besetting sins -- To Mr. Thornton on humility -- Proposed mission to Calcutta -- Rev. David Brown and Mr. Grant -- Mr. Wilbeforce -- Zeal for the poor during the scarcity -- Appointed dean of his college -- Character of his congregation (1783-1790) -- Chapter 5 -- The evening lecture established -- Sir W. Scott's opinion -- Tumults in the town -- The lectures suspended -- Disturbances during divine service -- Admonition of the offenders -- A public apology in the church -- Prefactory address -- Happy change in two students -- Subsequent disturbances -- Elected vice-provost -- Case of college discipline -- Letter to the provost, and his reply -- Acquaintance with Mr. Thomason -- Labors amongst the gownsmen-and parishioners -- Visit to Mr. Fletcher -- Patriotic feelings Joy in the knowledge -- On preaching for Mr. J. Venn -- ".
catalog description "Chaplains to India -- Kindness to Bishop Mansel -- On meekness and forbearance -- On consulting the prejudices of others -- Rev. D. Corrie's missionary sermon -- Letter from Mr. Corrie to Mr. Simeon -- Letter to Mr. Thomason on the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson to India -- Society for educating pious men for the ministry -- On attention to college discipline and studies -- Memorandum respecting his brother's property -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the character of Henry Martyn -- On symptoms of approaching illness -- Chapter 19 -- Letters to Rev. T. Thomason about the Jews' chapel -- Tyrwhitt's legacy for Hebrew literature -- Hindoo college -- Movements in favor of the Jews -- Religious meetings in favor of the Jews -- Religious meetings in London -- Rammohun Roy -- Martyn's Persian psalms -- Brown's memoir -- Rev. D. Corrie's return -- Preparation for a new work -- To a friend in office on attending the official chapel -- Memoranda on various occasions -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 12 -- Mr. Simeon's regard for the liturgy -- appointed select preacher at St. Mary's -- His sermon on the 'Excellency of the liturgy' -- 'Answer' to Dr. Marsh -- Defence of the baptismal service -- Letter to Mr. Thomason -- Martyn's sermon -- The devotional reading of the Scriptures -- Formation of the Cambridge Bible Society -- Dr. Marsh's opposition -- Mr. Wilberforce's aid -- The first meeting -- Account of it by an early promoter -- Effect of Mr. Simeon's sermons -- Dr. Buchannan -- Installation of the Duke of Gloucester -- Awful death -- Lamented decease of Konig -- Mr. Preston's account of him (1811-1812) -- Chapter 13 -- The autobiography concluded -- Persecution from his parishioners -- His kind thoughts towards them -- Their complaints to the bishop -- Mr. Simeon's reply -- Election of church-wardens -- The bishop's letter to the vice-chancellor -- Meeting of the heads -- Dr. Milner's interposition -- Danger averted -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 17 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the American missionaries -- Rev. D. Corrie -- On closing the Jews' chapel -- Hon. Dr. Ryder, Bishop of Gloucester -- Death of Bishop Middleton -- Appointed again select preacher -- Martyn's conduct of religious professors -- To Dr. Ryder on his appointment to the See of Gloucester -- The conduct of religious professors -- Ryder's reply -- To Mr. Thomason on preaching for the Jews -- Meetings at Bristol -- Recovery of health -- Journey to Carlisle -- Bible meeting there -- Tour in Scotland -- Missionaries to India -- Rev. D. Corrie -- Professor Farish -- The sermons at St. Mary -- Continued trial from his people -- Secessions from the church -- Ordination refused to two young men -- Letters to Rev. W. Carus Wilson on the occasion -- Remarks on the trials from his religious society -- Chapter 18 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the abuse of power -- Annoyance from a fellow of the college -- Favor in the university -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 27 -- Letters -- To the secretary of a religious society -- To a clergyman on avoiding the appearance of evil -- To the provost of Eton -- Dr. Goodall's reply -- To Mrs. Cunningham on the memoir of her sister -- To a friend cherishing a spirit of love -- The Rev. W. H. Michell on the death of Mr. Lloyd -- Memorandum on being defrauded by his servant (1827-1828) -- Chapter 28 -- Letters -- From Mr. Wilberforce on the fiftieth year of Mr. Simeon's residence in the university -- Memorandum on the occasion -- To a friend on maintaining charity, and preaching 'Christ crucified' -- Remarks on the passing of a Roman Catholic relief bill -- To a friend on declining controversy -- To the Bishop of Winchester on receiving a copy of his charge -- To Sir R.H. Inglis on guarding against misrepresentation -- To Rev. R.W.S. on the mode of conducting his weekly parties of undergraduates -- Specimen of the arrangement of a sermon -- Description of the weekly tea-party (1829) -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 29 -- Letters -- On the treatment of Jewish converts -- To Miss E. Elliott on the study of prophecy -- The Archbishop of Tuamto Mr. Simeon respecting antinomian ministers -- Mr. Simeon's remarks -- The archbishop's reply -- To the Rev. Daniel Wilson on the state of his health -- To the same on writing with clearness and force -- To a clergyman on promising him pecuniary aid -- To a lawyer about an exorbitant bill -- Mr. Simeon's care in keeping his accounts -- Memoranda by J. J. Gurney, Esq., of an evening's conversation at Mr. Simeon's rooms -- Hints on the management of the voice in reading -- Chapter 30 -- Letters -- To J.J. Gurney, Esq., on Mr. Irving and his doctrines -- Narrative by Charlotte Elizabeth -- To Miss Mary Elliott on the observance of the Lord's Day -- To the Bishop of Calcutta on his religious views -- To Rev. J. Sargent on the character of Mr. Thomason -- To Rev. J.H. Michell on printing his entire works -- Kind remarks of Dr. Goodall -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 6 -- Introduction to Dr. Buchanan -- Journey to Scotland -- Preaching in the Kirk -- Extempore prayer -- Diary of the journey -- Previous tour to Eton -- Cowslip green -- King's birthday at Edinburgh -- Mr. Dickson -- Dr. Erskine -- Sermon before the magistrates -- Sir John Stirling -- Mr. Haldane -- On drinking toasts -- Lord Adam Gordon -- Dinner at Holyrood House -- Mr. Colquhoun -- Mr. Black -- Length of sacramental services -- Mr. Sheriff -- Mr. Campbell -- Effect of his exhortation -- Lord Leven -- Dr. Stewart of Moulin -- Narrative of the visit -- Benefit to Dr. Stewart -- Mr. Falconer of Glasgow -- Lanark and Mr. Dale -- Contentment of a blind man -- Sacrament in the Canongate Church -- Gratitude for mercies -- Devotional exercises -- Return to England -- Studley Park -- Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Mr. Jones of Creaton -- Yelling -- Letters from Dr. Buchanan, Mr. Black, and Dr. Stewart -- Answer of Mr. Simeon -- Chapter 7 -- Chosen lecturer of Trinity Church -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 9 -- Diary during his indisposition -- Thoughts on cessation from duty -- First Sunday at Lynn -- Remarks on fasting -- Residence in London -- Visit to Mr. Newton -- Mr. Robinson's and Mr. Cecil's sermons -- Mr. Wilberforce's prayer -- Mr. Clayton -- Calumnies of flower -- Letter from the bishop of Ely -- On Christian love -- Lady Mary Fitzgerald -- On an unpleasant rumor -- Efforts on behalf of his brother -- Mr. Fry's preaching -- Passion-week -- Awakening effects of the liturgy -- Opposition to missionaries -- Services of females -- Duties of children to parents -- Journey to Cornwall -- On religious affections -- Dr. Hawker -- Truro and St. Michael's Mount -- Miss Greenfall -- Letter from Henry Martyn -- Mr. Simeon's thoughts on marriage -- Letter to Mr. Venn -- Dr. Fearon -- Letter to Mr. Edwards -- Mr. Thomason's affectionate advice -- Letter to his parishioners -- Chapter 10 -- Remarks of Mr. Preston -- Mr. Simeon's treatment of his curates -- His Sunday evenings -- ".
catalog description "Engages Mr. Thomason as his curate -- Obtains the curacy of Stapleford -- Subdivision of his religious society -- Vindication of such societies -- Abuses of them -- Publication of Claude's essay -- The first volume of skeletons -- Appendix and preface -- Archbishop Secker's remarks -- Order from Charles 2 to the University -- Continued thrust -- Second journey to Scotland -- Dr. Principal Hill -- Dr. Stewart -- Sir George Abercromby -- Mr. McIntosh -- Mr. Calder -- Provost Inglis -- The governor's zeal at Fort Augustus -- Sir James Colquhoun -- Opposition of the moderate party -- Returns through Carlisle -- Mr. Fawcett and Mrs. Gilpin -- Benevolent society at Leith -- Remarks on the doctrine of perfection -- Letters from Dr. Buchanan -- Effect of preaching at Edinburgh -- Increased labors at Cambridge -- Dr. Milner's opinion of Mr. Simeon -- Letter from Mr. Venn -- on missions -- Formation of the church missionary society -- Chapter 8 -- Happy hours at Shelford -- ".
catalog description "Irregularities of former times -- Mr. Simeon's regard for order -- Candid admission -- 'Evangelical and Pharisaic righteousness compared' -- Dr. Pearson's 'cautions' -- Mr. Simeon's 'fresh cautions' -- Professor Farish's judicious advice -- Private letter to Dr. Pearson -- Dr. Pearson's 'remarks' and note -- Mr. Simeon's reply -- Reproof of an undergraduate (1809-1811)".
catalog description "Letter to Mr. Lloyd -- Comfort in his brother Edward -- Thoughts on prayer -- Letters to Dr. and Mrs. Ring -- On the loss of friends -- The death of a faithful servant -and placing a girl in service -- Mr. Simeon's continued debility -- Letter to his parishioners -- Discontinues the afternoon service -- Sanction for the evening service -- Resolution of the vestry -- Extract from Fuller about the lectureship -- Mr. Thomason's appointment to India -- His departure -- Mr. Simeon accompanies him on his voyage -- Acuteness of his feelings at parting -- Mr. Thomason's shipwreck -- Letter to Mr. Simeon -- His characteristic reply -- Mr. Thomason's review of the event -- Remarks of Mr. Simeon -- Clerical meetings at Shelford -- Mr. Preston's account of them -- Mr. Simeon's description of Dr. Ring (1808-1809) -- Chapter 11 -- Death of Bishop Yorke -- Dr. Dampier succeeds to the See -- His feelings towards Mr. Simeon -- Mr. Simeon's letter to him -- Explanation of his sentiments and conduct -- ".
catalog description "On the proper exercise of the ministry -- On listening to evil reports -- On suffering injuries -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the subject of his preaching -- To Rev. Lewis Way on his journey to Russia -- Selection of a companion -- To Rev. D. Thomason on the Hindoo college -- Jewish mission to Russia -- Proposed tour at home -- General zeal for diffusion of Christianity -- Character of Dr. Buchanan -- Sermon for the Jews -- On trials as a counterbalance of popularity -- To a clergyman on preaching the truth in love -- To a daughter on her duty to her father -- To a lady on her duty to her husband -- To a clergyman on parochial difficulties -- To another on the true mode of preaching -- To another on the exercise of conscience -- To Rev. T. Thomason on his efforts for the Jews -- Opening chapels at Amsterdam and Hamburgh -- The happy state of his people -- Professor Farish -- Death of the Princess Charlotte -- Chapter 20 -- Letters -- ".
catalog description "Part 1: memoir, &c. & c. -- Chapter 1 -- Parentage and birth of Mr. Simeon -- His education at Eton College -- Remarkable activity -- Letter from Dr. Goodall -- His early habits and character -- Michell's account -- His removal to King's College, Cambridge -- Preparation to attend the Lord's Supper -- His obtaining peace with God -- Delight in the liturgy -- Efforts to benefit others -- His fall -- Trouble of mind respecting saving faith -- Review of Hervey -- His economy, and religious distribution of his income -- Extracts from his diary (1759-1782) -- Chapter 2 -- His ordination -- Letter of Bishop Yorke -- First acquaintance with religious persons -- Introduction to Venus -- First sermon -- Diligence in parochial visiting -- Difficulties about the doctrine of election -- Letters of Mr. Venn respecting his zeal -- Letter of Mr. Simeon upon Mr. J. Venn's ordination -- Earnest letter to his brother on the subject of religion -- ".
catalog description "Proposed missions to the heathen -- Meetings at Rauceby -- Discussion of the subject -- Meeting of the eclectic society (1790-1796)".
catalog description "Providential circumstances connected with this -- Proposed change in the prayer-meeting -- Opposition to the plan -- Mr. Simeon's patient efforts -- The opposition continued -- His long forbearance -- Decided measures -- Final arrangement -- Mr. Simeon's review of the whole subject (1811-1813) -- Part 2 -- correspondence etc. -- Chapter 14 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason, on the Steward's class -- His brother's illness -- Martyn in Persia -- Grief for his people -- To Mrs. Thomason, on being a select preacher -- Godly jealousy over himself -- Martyn's discussions -- His brother's change of residence -- New rooms in college -- Journey to the Isle of Wight -- Martyn's sermon -- On writing religious letters -- Arrival of Martyn's picture -- His brother's spiritual state -- Martyn's illness (1812) -- Chapter 15 -- Letters -- To the Rev. T. Thomason, on the death of Henry Martyn -- Diffusion of Christianity in India -- Death of Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Tablet in memory of Martyn -- ".
catalog description "Season of May in London -- Religious meetings -- First stone of the Jews chapel -- Conversion of two wealthy Jews -- Martyn's papers -- Mr. Sargent his biographer -- Retirement at Sandgate -- Death of Mr. Venn -- Presentation to Clapham -- Faithful discharge of his trust -- Bible Society at Oxford -- Pleasant party afterwards -- Dr. Ryder, Dean of Wells -- Meeting at Shelford -- Catechizing -- The controversy with Dr. Marsh -- Dr. Milner -- Importance of accurate translations -- On religious depression (1813) -- Chapter 16 -- Letters -- To the Rev. T. Thomason on Dr. Jowett's death -- The Bible meeting -- Sermons at St. Mary's -- Strictures on Dr. Marsh -- On sharp criticisms -- Sabat -- Martyn's papers -- Presentation to St. Peters, Colchester -- On sending chaplains to India -- To Mr. King and Mr. Richardson on the duty of patrons -- Advice to a clergyman -- On obedience to his bishop -- The duty of curates to their incumbents -- Abdool Messeh -- Cautions on giving opinions -- ".
catalog description "Straw manufactory at Stapleford -- Letter from Bishop Bowstead -- Mr. Sowerby becomes curate of Trinity Church -- His early death -- Unexpected legacy -- Publication of 'Helps to Composition' -- The preface -- Conversation with Wesley -- Letters to a young clergymen -- Mr. Simeon's infirmity of temper -- His humble acknowledgment of it -- Henry Martyn -- Mr. Simeon engages him as curate -- Henry Kirke White -- Mr. Thomason proposes to be a missionary -- Letters to his mother -- to Mr. Venn -- to Mr. Edwards and to Mr. Thomason (1800-1807)".
catalog description "To Rev. J. Venn on conversion -- To a person under deep mental distress -- To the Bishop of Calcutta on the Indian episcopate -- To a friend on building a church at Jerusalem (1836) -- Part 3: Narrative, etc., etc -- Narrative of Mr. Simeon's last illness, death, and funeral -- Recollections of the Rev. C. Simeon, by the right Rev. Daniel Wilson, Lord Bishop of Calcutta".
catalog description "To Rev. J. Wright about the progress of his work -- Memorandum about his jubilee -- Ministry -- Extracts from his diary on the occasion -- To Rev. J.H. Michell describing the event and his religious views -- (1832) -- Chapter 31 -- Letters -- To Rev. J. Venn on presenting him to a living -- To the same on the proper discharge of the ministry -- To Lady Olivia B. Sparrow on recovery from illness -- Memorandum on the completion of his works -- Statement of his views about them -- To The Bishop of Calcutta on presenting them to the King -- Rev. W. Marsh's remarks on the occasion -- To Rev. E.B. Elliott on the loss of his wife -- To a clergyman respecting his preaching and conduct -- Extracts from his diary enumerating his mercies -- To the Bishop of Calcutta -- His thoughts on the prospect of death -- To a friend under depression -- To Miss Mary Elliott on his secret experience -- To Rev. J.B. Cartwright on the effects of religion in its rise and progress -- Chapter 32 -- Letters -- ".
catalog description "To Rev. T. Thomason on his efforts for the Jews in Holland -- Female agency -- Kindness to Bishop Burgess -- Visit to Amsterdam -- Interview with Dr. Cappadose -- Sermons for the Jews -- English Episcopal Church there -- Letter to Bishop Burgess on the objects of his journey to Holland -- To the same, on noticing the Jews in the King's Letter -- Morbid state of a student -- To the Rev. Mr. -- on delight in his work -- Duty to a harassed friend -- Advice about various persons -- Kind counsel for himself -- Thomason on sending helpers to India -- State of his people -- Progress of his new work -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the Cambridge Missionary Society -- Gownsmen at Trinity Church -- To Bishop Mansel, on giving letters dismissory to a friend -- The bishop's reply (1818)".
catalog description "To a trustee on his duty as patron -- Mr. Simeon's charge to his trustees -- Letter to a friend on the same subject -- To the Bishop of Salisbury on resignation -- To the same on Christian joy -- To Miss E. Elliott on humiliation -- To the Bishop of Gloucester for a copy of his 'commencement' sermon -- Tp the Bishop of Calcutta on the abolition of caste -- To the same on prudential care of heath -- To J.J. Gurney, Esq., on the loss of his wife -- To Rev. J.T. Nottidge on the divine dispensations -- To Miss Mary Elliott on the indulgence of affection -- To the same on the mixed nature of Christian experience (1835) -- Chapter 33 -- Letters -- To Dr. Ring on enduring affliction -- To Rev. J.H. Gurney on the purchase of Advowsons -- To Rev. Mr. I- on the same subject -- To a lady attending her mother in her last illness -- Extracts from letters to a friend recounting the incidents of his tour -- To Archdeacon Hodson on returning from his tour -- To Dr. Ring on the same subject -- ".
catalog extent "xxvii, 491 p.".
catalog hasFormat "Memoirs of the life of the Rev. Charles Simeon .".
catalog isFormatOf "Memoirs of the life of the Rev. Charles Simeon .".
catalog issued "1847".
catalog issued "1847.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Pittsburgh, R. Carter,".
catalog relation "Memoirs of the life of the Rev. Charles Simeon .".
catalog subject "922.342".
catalog subject "BX5199.S55 A3 1847".
catalog subject "Simeon, Charles, 1759-1836.".
catalog tableOfContents "Another on his eldest brother's death, to Mr. J. Venn -- Chapter 3 -- Preparation to leave Cambridge -- Death of the incumbent of Trinity Church -- Mr. Simeon's appointment to the living -- Remarkable circumstances attending it -- Opposition of the parishioners -- Attempts to establish an evening lecture -- The church-doors locked against him -- Religious meetings in a private room -- Mr. Venn consulted -- Trials in the parish and at home -- Mr. Simeon's father reconciled to him -- Marriage of his brother -- Preservation of a female from suicide -- Thankfulness for reproof -- Preaching at Oxford -- Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Ordained priest (1782-1783) -- Chapter 4 -- Preaching around Cambridge -- Claude's essay -- Instruction in composition -- Difficulties in making sermons -- Complaints to the bishop -- Comments on his preaching -- Contest for the lectureship -- Trials continued -- His eminent devotion -- Acquaintance with Mr. Housman -- Diligent study of Scripture -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Arrival of Mr. Thomason's son -- Journey in quest of him -- Letter to Mrs. Thomason about her son -- On placing him at Mr. Preston's -- Letter to Mr. Wilberforce -- To Rev. T. Thomason about the Jews' Society and schools in India -- Bible meeting at Cambridge -- Female influence (1814)".
catalog tableOfContents "Brown's self-interpreting Bible -- Advance in grace -- First sermon before the university -- Letter to Mr. T. Loyd -- Benefit of affliction -- On besetting sins -- To Mr. Thornton on humility -- Proposed mission to Calcutta -- Rev. David Brown and Mr. Grant -- Mr. Wilbeforce -- Zeal for the poor during the scarcity -- Appointed dean of his college -- Character of his congregation (1783-1790) -- Chapter 5 -- The evening lecture established -- Sir W. Scott's opinion -- Tumults in the town -- The lectures suspended -- Disturbances during divine service -- Admonition of the offenders -- A public apology in the church -- Prefactory address -- Happy change in two students -- Subsequent disturbances -- Elected vice-provost -- Case of college discipline -- Letter to the provost, and his reply -- Acquaintance with Mr. Thomason -- Labors amongst the gownsmen-and parishioners -- Visit to Mr. Fletcher -- Patriotic feelings Joy in the knowledge -- On preaching for Mr. J. Venn -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chaplains to India -- Kindness to Bishop Mansel -- On meekness and forbearance -- On consulting the prejudices of others -- Rev. D. Corrie's missionary sermon -- Letter from Mr. Corrie to Mr. Simeon -- Letter to Mr. Thomason on the departure of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson to India -- Society for educating pious men for the ministry -- On attention to college discipline and studies -- Memorandum respecting his brother's property -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the character of Henry Martyn -- On symptoms of approaching illness -- Chapter 19 -- Letters to Rev. T. Thomason about the Jews' chapel -- Tyrwhitt's legacy for Hebrew literature -- Hindoo college -- Movements in favor of the Jews -- Religious meetings in favor of the Jews -- Religious meetings in London -- Rammohun Roy -- Martyn's Persian psalms -- Brown's memoir -- Rev. D. Corrie's return -- Preparation for a new work -- To a friend in office on attending the official chapel -- Memoranda on various occasions -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 12 -- Mr. Simeon's regard for the liturgy -- appointed select preacher at St. Mary's -- His sermon on the 'Excellency of the liturgy' -- 'Answer' to Dr. Marsh -- Defence of the baptismal service -- Letter to Mr. Thomason -- Martyn's sermon -- The devotional reading of the Scriptures -- Formation of the Cambridge Bible Society -- Dr. Marsh's opposition -- Mr. Wilberforce's aid -- The first meeting -- Account of it by an early promoter -- Effect of Mr. Simeon's sermons -- Dr. Buchannan -- Installation of the Duke of Gloucester -- Awful death -- Lamented decease of Konig -- Mr. Preston's account of him (1811-1812) -- Chapter 13 -- The autobiography concluded -- Persecution from his parishioners -- His kind thoughts towards them -- Their complaints to the bishop -- Mr. Simeon's reply -- Election of church-wardens -- The bishop's letter to the vice-chancellor -- Meeting of the heads -- Dr. Milner's interposition -- Danger averted -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 17 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the American missionaries -- Rev. D. Corrie -- On closing the Jews' chapel -- Hon. Dr. Ryder, Bishop of Gloucester -- Death of Bishop Middleton -- Appointed again select preacher -- Martyn's conduct of religious professors -- To Dr. Ryder on his appointment to the See of Gloucester -- The conduct of religious professors -- Ryder's reply -- To Mr. Thomason on preaching for the Jews -- Meetings at Bristol -- Recovery of health -- Journey to Carlisle -- Bible meeting there -- Tour in Scotland -- Missionaries to India -- Rev. D. Corrie -- Professor Farish -- The sermons at St. Mary -- Continued trial from his people -- Secessions from the church -- Ordination refused to two young men -- Letters to Rev. W. Carus Wilson on the occasion -- Remarks on the trials from his religious society -- Chapter 18 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the abuse of power -- Annoyance from a fellow of the college -- Favor in the university -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 27 -- Letters -- To the secretary of a religious society -- To a clergyman on avoiding the appearance of evil -- To the provost of Eton -- Dr. Goodall's reply -- To Mrs. Cunningham on the memoir of her sister -- To a friend cherishing a spirit of love -- The Rev. W. H. Michell on the death of Mr. Lloyd -- Memorandum on being defrauded by his servant (1827-1828) -- Chapter 28 -- Letters -- From Mr. Wilberforce on the fiftieth year of Mr. Simeon's residence in the university -- Memorandum on the occasion -- To a friend on maintaining charity, and preaching 'Christ crucified' -- Remarks on the passing of a Roman Catholic relief bill -- To a friend on declining controversy -- To the Bishop of Winchester on receiving a copy of his charge -- To Sir R.H. Inglis on guarding against misrepresentation -- To Rev. R.W.S. on the mode of conducting his weekly parties of undergraduates -- Specimen of the arrangement of a sermon -- Description of the weekly tea-party (1829) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 29 -- Letters -- On the treatment of Jewish converts -- To Miss E. Elliott on the study of prophecy -- The Archbishop of Tuamto Mr. Simeon respecting antinomian ministers -- Mr. Simeon's remarks -- The archbishop's reply -- To the Rev. Daniel Wilson on the state of his health -- To the same on writing with clearness and force -- To a clergyman on promising him pecuniary aid -- To a lawyer about an exorbitant bill -- Mr. Simeon's care in keeping his accounts -- Memoranda by J. J. Gurney, Esq., of an evening's conversation at Mr. Simeon's rooms -- Hints on the management of the voice in reading -- Chapter 30 -- Letters -- To J.J. Gurney, Esq., on Mr. Irving and his doctrines -- Narrative by Charlotte Elizabeth -- To Miss Mary Elliott on the observance of the Lord's Day -- To the Bishop of Calcutta on his religious views -- To Rev. J. Sargent on the character of Mr. Thomason -- To Rev. J.H. Michell on printing his entire works -- Kind remarks of Dr. Goodall -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 6 -- Introduction to Dr. Buchanan -- Journey to Scotland -- Preaching in the Kirk -- Extempore prayer -- Diary of the journey -- Previous tour to Eton -- Cowslip green -- King's birthday at Edinburgh -- Mr. Dickson -- Dr. Erskine -- Sermon before the magistrates -- Sir John Stirling -- Mr. Haldane -- On drinking toasts -- Lord Adam Gordon -- Dinner at Holyrood House -- Mr. Colquhoun -- Mr. Black -- Length of sacramental services -- Mr. Sheriff -- Mr. Campbell -- Effect of his exhortation -- Lord Leven -- Dr. Stewart of Moulin -- Narrative of the visit -- Benefit to Dr. Stewart -- Mr. Falconer of Glasgow -- Lanark and Mr. Dale -- Contentment of a blind man -- Sacrament in the Canongate Church -- Gratitude for mercies -- Devotional exercises -- Return to England -- Studley Park -- Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Mr. Jones of Creaton -- Yelling -- Letters from Dr. Buchanan, Mr. Black, and Dr. Stewart -- Answer of Mr. Simeon -- Chapter 7 -- Chosen lecturer of Trinity Church -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 9 -- Diary during his indisposition -- Thoughts on cessation from duty -- First Sunday at Lynn -- Remarks on fasting -- Residence in London -- Visit to Mr. Newton -- Mr. Robinson's and Mr. Cecil's sermons -- Mr. Wilberforce's prayer -- Mr. Clayton -- Calumnies of flower -- Letter from the bishop of Ely -- On Christian love -- Lady Mary Fitzgerald -- On an unpleasant rumor -- Efforts on behalf of his brother -- Mr. Fry's preaching -- Passion-week -- Awakening effects of the liturgy -- Opposition to missionaries -- Services of females -- Duties of children to parents -- Journey to Cornwall -- On religious affections -- Dr. Hawker -- Truro and St. Michael's Mount -- Miss Greenfall -- Letter from Henry Martyn -- Mr. Simeon's thoughts on marriage -- Letter to Mr. Venn -- Dr. Fearon -- Letter to Mr. Edwards -- Mr. Thomason's affectionate advice -- Letter to his parishioners -- Chapter 10 -- Remarks of Mr. Preston -- Mr. Simeon's treatment of his curates -- His Sunday evenings -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Engages Mr. Thomason as his curate -- Obtains the curacy of Stapleford -- Subdivision of his religious society -- Vindication of such societies -- Abuses of them -- Publication of Claude's essay -- The first volume of skeletons -- Appendix and preface -- Archbishop Secker's remarks -- Order from Charles 2 to the University -- Continued thrust -- Second journey to Scotland -- Dr. Principal Hill -- Dr. Stewart -- Sir George Abercromby -- Mr. McIntosh -- Mr. Calder -- Provost Inglis -- The governor's zeal at Fort Augustus -- Sir James Colquhoun -- Opposition of the moderate party -- Returns through Carlisle -- Mr. Fawcett and Mrs. Gilpin -- Benevolent society at Leith -- Remarks on the doctrine of perfection -- Letters from Dr. Buchanan -- Effect of preaching at Edinburgh -- Increased labors at Cambridge -- Dr. Milner's opinion of Mr. Simeon -- Letter from Mr. Venn -- on missions -- Formation of the church missionary society -- Chapter 8 -- Happy hours at Shelford -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Irregularities of former times -- Mr. Simeon's regard for order -- Candid admission -- 'Evangelical and Pharisaic righteousness compared' -- Dr. Pearson's 'cautions' -- Mr. Simeon's 'fresh cautions' -- Professor Farish's judicious advice -- Private letter to Dr. Pearson -- Dr. Pearson's 'remarks' and note -- Mr. Simeon's reply -- Reproof of an undergraduate (1809-1811)".
catalog tableOfContents "Letter to Mr. Lloyd -- Comfort in his brother Edward -- Thoughts on prayer -- Letters to Dr. and Mrs. Ring -- On the loss of friends -- The death of a faithful servant -and placing a girl in service -- Mr. Simeon's continued debility -- Letter to his parishioners -- Discontinues the afternoon service -- Sanction for the evening service -- Resolution of the vestry -- Extract from Fuller about the lectureship -- Mr. Thomason's appointment to India -- His departure -- Mr. Simeon accompanies him on his voyage -- Acuteness of his feelings at parting -- Mr. Thomason's shipwreck -- Letter to Mr. Simeon -- His characteristic reply -- Mr. Thomason's review of the event -- Remarks of Mr. Simeon -- Clerical meetings at Shelford -- Mr. Preston's account of them -- Mr. Simeon's description of Dr. Ring (1808-1809) -- Chapter 11 -- Death of Bishop Yorke -- Dr. Dampier succeeds to the See -- His feelings towards Mr. Simeon -- Mr. Simeon's letter to him -- Explanation of his sentiments and conduct -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "On the proper exercise of the ministry -- On listening to evil reports -- On suffering injuries -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the subject of his preaching -- To Rev. Lewis Way on his journey to Russia -- Selection of a companion -- To Rev. D. Thomason on the Hindoo college -- Jewish mission to Russia -- Proposed tour at home -- General zeal for diffusion of Christianity -- Character of Dr. Buchanan -- Sermon for the Jews -- On trials as a counterbalance of popularity -- To a clergyman on preaching the truth in love -- To a daughter on her duty to her father -- To a lady on her duty to her husband -- To a clergyman on parochial difficulties -- To another on the true mode of preaching -- To another on the exercise of conscience -- To Rev. T. Thomason on his efforts for the Jews -- Opening chapels at Amsterdam and Hamburgh -- The happy state of his people -- Professor Farish -- Death of the Princess Charlotte -- Chapter 20 -- Letters -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Part 1: memoir, &c. & c. -- Chapter 1 -- Parentage and birth of Mr. Simeon -- His education at Eton College -- Remarkable activity -- Letter from Dr. Goodall -- His early habits and character -- Michell's account -- His removal to King's College, Cambridge -- Preparation to attend the Lord's Supper -- His obtaining peace with God -- Delight in the liturgy -- Efforts to benefit others -- His fall -- Trouble of mind respecting saving faith -- Review of Hervey -- His economy, and religious distribution of his income -- Extracts from his diary (1759-1782) -- Chapter 2 -- His ordination -- Letter of Bishop Yorke -- First acquaintance with religious persons -- Introduction to Venus -- First sermon -- Diligence in parochial visiting -- Difficulties about the doctrine of election -- Letters of Mr. Venn respecting his zeal -- Letter of Mr. Simeon upon Mr. J. Venn's ordination -- Earnest letter to his brother on the subject of religion -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Proposed missions to the heathen -- Meetings at Rauceby -- Discussion of the subject -- Meeting of the eclectic society (1790-1796)".
catalog tableOfContents "Providential circumstances connected with this -- Proposed change in the prayer-meeting -- Opposition to the plan -- Mr. Simeon's patient efforts -- The opposition continued -- His long forbearance -- Decided measures -- Final arrangement -- Mr. Simeon's review of the whole subject (1811-1813) -- Part 2 -- correspondence etc. -- Chapter 14 -- Letters -- To Rev. T. Thomason, on the Steward's class -- His brother's illness -- Martyn in Persia -- Grief for his people -- To Mrs. Thomason, on being a select preacher -- Godly jealousy over himself -- Martyn's discussions -- His brother's change of residence -- New rooms in college -- Journey to the Isle of Wight -- Martyn's sermon -- On writing religious letters -- Arrival of Martyn's picture -- His brother's spiritual state -- Martyn's illness (1812) -- Chapter 15 -- Letters -- To the Rev. T. Thomason, on the death of Henry Martyn -- Diffusion of Christianity in India -- Death of Mr. Robinson of Leicester -- Tablet in memory of Martyn -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Season of May in London -- Religious meetings -- First stone of the Jews chapel -- Conversion of two wealthy Jews -- Martyn's papers -- Mr. Sargent his biographer -- Retirement at Sandgate -- Death of Mr. Venn -- Presentation to Clapham -- Faithful discharge of his trust -- Bible Society at Oxford -- Pleasant party afterwards -- Dr. Ryder, Dean of Wells -- Meeting at Shelford -- Catechizing -- The controversy with Dr. Marsh -- Dr. Milner -- Importance of accurate translations -- On religious depression (1813) -- Chapter 16 -- Letters -- To the Rev. T. Thomason on Dr. Jowett's death -- The Bible meeting -- Sermons at St. Mary's -- Strictures on Dr. Marsh -- On sharp criticisms -- Sabat -- Martyn's papers -- Presentation to St. Peters, Colchester -- On sending chaplains to India -- To Mr. King and Mr. Richardson on the duty of patrons -- Advice to a clergyman -- On obedience to his bishop -- The duty of curates to their incumbents -- Abdool Messeh -- Cautions on giving opinions -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Straw manufactory at Stapleford -- Letter from Bishop Bowstead -- Mr. Sowerby becomes curate of Trinity Church -- His early death -- Unexpected legacy -- Publication of 'Helps to Composition' -- The preface -- Conversation with Wesley -- Letters to a young clergymen -- Mr. Simeon's infirmity of temper -- His humble acknowledgment of it -- Henry Martyn -- Mr. Simeon engages him as curate -- Henry Kirke White -- Mr. Thomason proposes to be a missionary -- Letters to his mother -- to Mr. Venn -- to Mr. Edwards and to Mr. Thomason (1800-1807)".
catalog tableOfContents "To Rev. J. Venn on conversion -- To a person under deep mental distress -- To the Bishop of Calcutta on the Indian episcopate -- To a friend on building a church at Jerusalem (1836) -- Part 3: Narrative, etc., etc -- Narrative of Mr. Simeon's last illness, death, and funeral -- Recollections of the Rev. C. Simeon, by the right Rev. Daniel Wilson, Lord Bishop of Calcutta".
catalog tableOfContents "To Rev. J. Wright about the progress of his work -- Memorandum about his jubilee -- Ministry -- Extracts from his diary on the occasion -- To Rev. J.H. Michell describing the event and his religious views -- (1832) -- Chapter 31 -- Letters -- To Rev. J. Venn on presenting him to a living -- To the same on the proper discharge of the ministry -- To Lady Olivia B. Sparrow on recovery from illness -- Memorandum on the completion of his works -- Statement of his views about them -- To The Bishop of Calcutta on presenting them to the King -- Rev. W. Marsh's remarks on the occasion -- To Rev. E.B. Elliott on the loss of his wife -- To a clergyman respecting his preaching and conduct -- Extracts from his diary enumerating his mercies -- To the Bishop of Calcutta -- His thoughts on the prospect of death -- To a friend under depression -- To Miss Mary Elliott on his secret experience -- To Rev. J.B. Cartwright on the effects of religion in its rise and progress -- Chapter 32 -- Letters -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "To Rev. T. Thomason on his efforts for the Jews in Holland -- Female agency -- Kindness to Bishop Burgess -- Visit to Amsterdam -- Interview with Dr. Cappadose -- Sermons for the Jews -- English Episcopal Church there -- Letter to Bishop Burgess on the objects of his journey to Holland -- To the same, on noticing the Jews in the King's Letter -- Morbid state of a student -- To the Rev. Mr. -- on delight in his work -- Duty to a harassed friend -- Advice about various persons -- Kind counsel for himself -- Thomason on sending helpers to India -- State of his people -- Progress of his new work -- To Rev. T. Thomason on the Cambridge Missionary Society -- Gownsmen at Trinity Church -- To Bishop Mansel, on giving letters dismissory to a friend -- The bishop's reply (1818)".
catalog tableOfContents "To a trustee on his duty as patron -- Mr. Simeon's charge to his trustees -- Letter to a friend on the same subject -- To the Bishop of Salisbury on resignation -- To the same on Christian joy -- To Miss E. Elliott on humiliation -- To the Bishop of Gloucester for a copy of his 'commencement' sermon -- Tp the Bishop of Calcutta on the abolition of caste -- To the same on prudential care of heath -- To J.J. Gurney, Esq., on the loss of his wife -- To Rev. J.T. Nottidge on the divine dispensations -- To Miss Mary Elliott on the indulgence of affection -- To the same on the mixed nature of Christian experience (1835) -- Chapter 33 -- Letters -- To Dr. Ring on enduring affliction -- To Rev. J.H. Gurney on the purchase of Advowsons -- To Rev. Mr. I- on the same subject -- To a lady attending her mother in her last illness -- Extracts from letters to a friend recounting the incidents of his tour -- To Archdeacon Hodson on returning from his tour -- To Dr. Ring on the same subject -- ".
catalog title "Memoirs of the life of the Rev. Charles Simeon ... With a selection from his writings and correspondence. Edited by the Rev. William Carus ...".
catalog type "text".