Search Results - 1720-1785

Hymns adapted to divine worship: in two books. Book I. Derived from Select Passages of the Holy Scriptures. Book II. Written on Sacred Subjects and Particular Occasions. By Thomas Gibbons D.D

The remembrance of our creator in the days of our youth: opened and enforced in a sermon on the death of Mr. Thomas Wilton, who departed this life August 5, 1776, ... By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

An english version of the Latin epitaphs in The Nonconformist's memorial: to which is added a poem sacred to the memory of the two thousand ministers ejected or silenced by the Act of Uniformity, August 24, 1662. By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

The blessedness of dying in the Lord considered in a sermon preached at the weigh-house in Little Eastcheap on the death of the Rev. William Langford, D.D. who departed this life April 23, 1775. ... By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

Objections against the application to the legislature for relief for Protestant dissenting ministers, and dissenting tutors and schoomasters [sic], dispassionately considered and obviated. To which are added, the sentiments and observations of Lactantius, an excellent Christian writer in the fourth century, and of the eminent Dr John Owen in the last century, upon the only warrantable methods of treating diversities of opinion in religion. By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

The christian minister, in three poetic epistles to Philander: To which are added, I. Poetical versions of several parts of scripture. II. Translations of poems from Greek and Latin writers. And, III. Original pieces, chiefly in verse, on various occasions. By Thomas Gibbons, D.D

Sermons on various subjects: with an hymn, adapted to each subject. Designed to assist the devotions of the family and closet. By Thomas Gibbons, M.A

Divine conduct vindicated, or The operations of God shown to be the operations of wisdom: in the substance of two discourses, preached at Haberdashers-Hall, London, March 29, 1761; occasioned by the decease of the Rev. Mr. Samuel Davies, M.A. and president of the College of Nassau-Hall in New-Jersey, February 4, 1761

Divine conduct vindicated, or the operations of God shown to be the operations of wisdom: in the substance of two discourses, preached at Haberdashers-Hall, London, March 29, 1761: Occasioned by the decease of the Rev. Mr Samuel Davies, M.A. and president of the College of Nassau-Hall in New-Jersey, February 4, 1761. By Thomas Gibbons, M.A. In which are contained some memoirs of Mr Davies, and some extracts from his letters

A sermon, occasioned by the sudden decease of His late Most Excellent and Gracious Majesty George the second, at his palace at Kensington, on Saturday, October 25, 1760: Preached at Haberdashers-Hall, on Lord's-Day, October 26; To which is added An elegiac ode on the same occasion. By Thomas Gibbons

The tears of friendship. An elegiac ode: Sacred to the Memory of several deceased Friends, and particularly the Rev. Benjamin Grosvenor, D. D. who departed this Life Aug. 27, 1758, in the 83d Year of his Age. By Thomas Gibbons

A sermon preached at Haberdashers-Hall, November 30th, on occasion of the tremendous earthquake at Lisbon, November 1, 1755: By Thomas Gibbons

A letter from a pastor to his people on the commencement of the New-Year, 1752

Juvenilia: poems on various subjects of devotion and virtue. By Thomas Gibbons

The divine improvement of desolating judgements represented: in a sermon preached at Haberdasher's-Hall, March 27. on occasion of the dreadful fire in the City, on March 25, 1748. By Thomas Gibbons

The deliverance and triumph of Great Britain. In a thanksgiving-sermon for the success of His Majesty's arms under His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland. Preached at Haberdashers-Hall, October 1, 1746. At the Conclusion of the Weekly Exercise of Prayer. By Thomas Gibbons. Published, with some Additions, at the Desire of the Ministers and People who heard it

The new-Blown bladder prick'd: or, a proper chastisement of one Jaques Spearman: An inferior Teacher among the Clergy at Royston, and second in Controversy to the great Mr. Melvil; occasioned by his impertinent and abusive pamphlet, intituled, Remarks on a dialogue, &c. Given by way of Letter to the worthy Gentleman, almost the only Admirer of his Performance. By Thomas Gibbons, Dissenting Minister at Royston. Together with A Letter from the Reverend Mr. Gill, shewing that he was not in the least assisting in the Dialogue I wrote, tho' this Writer roundly affirms the contrary

An impartial review of Mr. Melvil's last piece against Mr. Nichols; Occasioned by His numerous Misrepresentations of, and injurious Reflections upon the Dissenters in general, and the Calvinists in particular. By Thomas Gibbons

The life & death of Lady Jane Grey, by Thomas Gibbons, D.D

Memoirs of the Rev. Isaac Watts, D.D. By Thomas Gibbons, D.D