his Share of 'em. In this, the Righteous and Wicked fare alike, nor can a Man judge of Love or Hatred by all that is before him.

There are indeed many Passages of Scripture, that encourage a good Man to expect even the Blessings of this Life, and ordinarily Speaking, he does actually enjoy 'em, at least in a contented Mind and quiet Conscience, which comprehends 'em all. But we are to look upon these Passages, as moral Observations, not as absolute Promises: That according to the most rational, most probable, most natural Event, such temporal Blessings would be allotted to good Men, not that each particular good Man should be possess'd of every one of 'em, for that would be in some Measure, to have his Portion here.

All this is beside our Contract with God. The Reward there stipulated, is the Kingdom of Heaven, and if he does think fit to add these Things unto us, and to enlarge our Portion, by the Accession of some external good Things, 'tis over and above our covenanted Recompence.

But whatever the Lot may be of a righteous Man here on Earth, he will be sure of his Reward in a better Place, in those Regions of endless Bliss and Glory, where the Blessed Martyr, whom we this Day Commemorate, we may Charitably presume, is now adorn'd with that Crown of Life, which he Purchas'd by his constant Perseverance unto Death.

FINIS.

Fourteen Sermons, preach'd on several Occaosins, together with a large Vindication of the Doctrine contain'd in the Sermon preach'd at the Funeral of Mr. Thomas Bennet. By Francis Atterbury, D. D. Dean of Dean of Carlisle, Preacher at the Rolls, and Chaplain in Ordinary to her Majesty.

Not included in the said Volume; a Spittal Sermon preach'd at St. Bridget's Church, before the Right Honourable the Lord-Mayor, &c.

Concio ad Clerum Londinensem, habita in Ecclesia S. Elphegi, Maij 17. 1709. A Francisco Atterbury, S. T. P. Carliolensis Ecclesiæ Decano, & Regiæ Majestati a Sacris Domesticis.

Sancti Patris nostri Joannis Chrysostomi Archiepiscopi Constantinopolitani de Sercerdotio Libri VI. accessere Dissertationes quædam Promiales de Dignitate Sacerdotali, item S. Chrysostomi Vita e Celeber. Cavij Historia Litteraria desumpta. Adornavit, Præfationemq; adjecit Joannes Hughes, A. M. Collegij Jesu apud Cantabrigienses Socius. Cantabrigiæ Typis Academicis.

Instructions for the Education of a Daughter, by the Author of Temelachus. To which is added a small Tract of Instructions for the Conduct of young Ladies of the highest Rank, with suitable Devotions annex'd. Done into English, and revis'd by Dr. Geo. Hicks: The second Edition.

The glorious Descent, or the Blessings of the Holy Ghost, represented in thre Discourses on St. John, vi. 7. Lately preach'd at Triploe near Cambridge. To which are added, three other Sermons, Two on the Feast of Easter; and, one on the Nativity of our Lord. By Edmund Brome, B. D. and Fellow of St. John's College in Cambridge, being improv'd with Notes and Enlargements.

An Account of the Earl of Peterboroughs Conduct in Spain, chiefly since the Raising the Seige of Barcelona, 1706. To which is added the Campagne of Valencia. With Original Papers. The second Edition corrected.

Epicteti Enchiridion, made English, in a Poetical Phrase. By Ellis Walker, M. A.

A Sermon preach'd at the Anniversary Meeting of the Sons of the Clergy, in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on Thursday, Dec. 2. 1708. By Phillip Basse, D. D.

A Sermon Preach'd before the Sons of the Clergy, at their Anniversary-Meeting in the Church of St. Paul, Dec. 6. 1709. By Francis Atterbury, D. D. Preacher at the Rolls, Dean of Carlisle, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majesty. To which are annex'd, An Abstract of the Charter, erecting the Corporation; and a True Account of the Sums, distributed sinee its Erection.

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A True State of the Case of the Reverend Mr. Greenshields, now Prisoner in the Tolbooth in Edenburgh, For Reading Common-Prayer, in an Episcopal Congregation there; tho' qualify'd by taking the Oaths, and praying for the Queen and Princess Sophia. With Copies of several Original Papers relating to his Accusation, Defense, Imprisonment, and Appeal, first to the Lords of the Session in North-Britain, and since to the House of Lords.