Sermons on Parables Miracles and Occasional Subjects
An 18th century catalog listing multiple sermon volumes by Abraham Markland and Adam Barry. Titles describe sermons preached at Winchester Cathedral and abroad, including reflections on parables miracles and notable deaths, with pricing and publisher details. Includes references to Lord Charles Somerset and the Prince of Denmark.
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Winchester
Abraham Markland
Jair
St. Cro
John
Henry Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-Street
Leghorn’s House
Charles Somerset
Rome
N.S
Prince of
Denmark
Toulon
Ae John Bayley
Hanover
Tuscany
Monte-Nero
Streights
Busty Kennet, DD
Corpus Christi College
Oxon
Adam Barry
St. John’s, Clerkenwell
St. Dunstan’s
West
Osturvo
Ynopsis Medicina
Puysick 3
Sovney Y
Joan Atcen
M.D
F.R.S. Tran
Cornhill
Archibald Pe
Amsterdam
Lon
Baggs
Arcus Tullius Cicero
R. Francklin
Ruffel-street
Covent-Garden
Guiney
John Atkins
J. Hodges
St. Magnus
London-Bridge
Henry Francis le Dran
Herman Boerhaave
University of Leyden
John Martin
F. BR. S
Archibald Pitcairn
Gafsand
Georgs
Sewell
J.T
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Kent Street End
Boar’s Head Inn
St. Margaret’s Hill
Southwark
Newgate-Screec
Austen
Pookfelter
Newgate Street
Nicholas Robinson
Royal College of Physicians
London
Hopson
Coleman-Street
Rivington
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Sandby
Temple-Bar
Nelthrop
Westminster
Lucy
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
His Majesty’s Servants
A. Millar
Katherine Street
Joseph Andrews
Abraham Adams
G&&vantes
Navin Shar
Thomas Koli Kan
Persia
James Fraser
Shah
Moghol Empire
Tarway
Francis Bacon
Verulam
St. Albans
England
Mallet
Odau
House of Lords
House of Commons
J. Huggenson
Sword and Buckler-Court
Ludgate-hill
Henry VIII
John Ecton
D. Browne
Black Swan
Temple
Irgil
Joseph Davidson
Angel
Poultry
Fletcher
Turle
Oxford
Thurlbourn
Cambridge
Horace
N.B
Father
Epwarp
Noxwich
Au&tion
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Gibbons
Temple Gates
J. Worrall
Bell-Yard
Lincoln’s Inn
Ottavo
Ecclesiasical
Middle Temple
Fohn
High Court of Chancery
Great Seal
Lincoln's Inn
K.george II
G. Jacob
Haydon-yard
Bowie