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Newspaper Article about Francis Yerbury December 28, 1950

Letter about Francis Yerbury July 18, 1956

Small notebook with four pages

Souvenir etching January 30, 1740

an expostulatary Dialogue between a young Lady & her heart 1729

a rapture on Death 1729

a divine song 1729

To a profess'd Libertine 1729

some thoughts on redemption 1730

the divine wish 1730

a divine expostulatory petition 1730

On the Creation 1731

The Evening Contemplation 1732

The divine reflection & Petition 1732

A mournful soliloquy in the Illness of a Relation 1732

The vision on the late epidemical Distemper 1732

On the Birth, Life & Death, of our Saviour 1732

a Poem on the Sabbath day 1732

on a storm of thunder and lightning 1733

on the melancholy accident of Mr Io: Clavy's shooting off his hand: and address'd to him 1733

a Hymn (to be sung after my own funeral sermon) 1733

The divine vision 1733

Hymn (to be sung before my own funeral sermon) 1733

a Hymn 1734

The divine Rapture & Soliloquy 1734

a Hymn 1734

a Hymn for the last moments (or this to be sung after) 1734

on my recovery from an illness in ye spring 1736

on entering a new Closet 1736

on the first news of Mr Spriggs' being hurt by a fall from his Horse 1736

on Mr Sprigg's Death, Kill'd by the fall from a Horse. To Celia 1736

on receiving the blessed sacrament 1736

On the Qeen's Illness 1737

An address to the Supreme Being or petition. On my Childs bruising his finger, which was expected wo'd have thrown him into a feavour. 1737

Cleone to Lucinda in her last moments 1738

on Mr Chanler's sons illness 1739

on Mr Yerbury's being dangerously ill of a Feavour 1739

a Divine petition, being in Wiltshire at Bradford. And Polly very Ill at nurse. 1739

On my Birth Day. Feb 4 ye th 12. 1741 February 12, 1741

To a Gentleman who desir'd me to write a few lines on Doctor Youngs Night Thoughts 1744

An Address to Heaven, occasiond by Publick Prayers for a Lady suddenly seiz'd with extremity of sickness & Pain, & under a near Prospect of Travail February 17, 1744

on a Picture 1745

on being disappointed of ye assistance of a friend in some Distressing Affair 1745

A Hymn on the Sufferings & Death of our Saviour 1745

A Hymn for the late Public Saft. in ye time of the Rebellion 1745

a Petition for a Lady under great Disorders 1746

Some reflections in an illness, on that passage of scripture it is sown in dishonour, it is rais'd in Glory 1746

a soliloquy on celestial Bliss 1746

Reflections in a Mornings Walk 1747

a soliloquy on sudden Death (thoughts occasion'd by my dear Mother's sudden Death) 1747

To the Author of a Scurrilous Elegy unquestionably wrote on a Gentleman Deceas'd about ye time of its appearance 1749

A Hymn on Redemption 1750

Some Thoughts in the late terrible Earthquakes 1750

A Paraphrase on the 19th & 20th verses of the 60th Chapter of Isaiah 1750

To Mr Halliday on his Ladys illness 1751

An Ode compos'd in illness. Dec'br 1751 address'd to Lysander 1751

a Hymn on recovery from great Disorders 1753

A Hymn of thankfullness for daily mercys 1753

a petition for a Friend dangerously ill 1753

Sacraments 1737, 1738, 1749

Some reflections on Death 1730

a Theme on the Last Judgement 1732

a theme upon reflection 173?