Mr. Anderson has also published several volumes of Discourses and The Rev. James Sermons, amongst which are-The Cloud of Witnesses, a Series of Dis- S. M. Anderson. courses on the Eleventh and part of the Twelfth Chapters of the Epistle to the Hebrews. London, 1839 and 1843, 2 vols. 8vo. Discourses on Elijah and John the Baptist. Second edition. London, 1835, 8vo. And Sermons on various Subjects. Second edition, 1841, 8vo. According to the List in the possession of the Editor, the following are the names of those Divines who have been Preachers of Lincoln's Inn since 23 Eliz., of whom no notice is taken in this Appendix :-42 Eliz. November, Mr. Pulley appointed Preacher.-10 Jac. I., 11 February, Mr. Holloway appointed Preacher.-1654, 9th May, Dr. Reeves elected Preacher.-1733, November 28, Mr. Cranke elected Preacher.-1735, June 6, Mr. Watts elected Preacher.-1776, November 28, Dr. Woodcock elected Preacher. Divines who have been Preachers of Lincoln's Inn since 23rd Eliz. of whom no notice is taken in this Appendix. APPENDIX D. SERMONS PREACHED AT THE WARBURTONIAN LECTURE IN LINCOLN'S INN CHAPEL, WHICH HAVE BEEN PRINTED. CONTENTS. 22ND JUNE, 1768. Order of the Masters of the Bench upon the Representation that the Bishop of Gloucester intended to found the Lecture, and that his Lordship was desirous that the Lecturers should have leave to preach the same in Lincoln's Inn Chapel: that leave should be given pursuant to the Request-Extract from the Deed of Trust, 21st July, 1768, for founding the Lecture-[The Honourable Charles Yorke]-Bishop Hurd-Bishop Hallifax-Bishop Bagot-Dr. Apthorpe-Archdeacon Nares-Dr. Pearson23rd March, 1807. Letter from the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval to Dr. Pearson-28th March, 1807. Letter from Dr. Pearson to Mr. Perceval -7th Oct., 1807. Letter from Mr. Perceval to Dr. Pearson-21st Oct., 1807. Letter from Dr. Pearson to Mr. Perceval-Rev. Phillip Allwood -Rev. John Davison-Archdeacon Lyall-Dr. Nolan-Dr. M'Caul — Archdeacon Harrison-Rev. F. D. Maurice-Preachers of the Warburtonian Lecture who have not published their Lectures. APPENDIX D. SERMONS PREACHED AT THE WARBURTONIAN LECTURE IN LINCOLN'S INN CHAPEL, WHICH HAVE BEEN PRINTED. 22nd June, 1768. Order of the Mas ters of the Bench, upon the representation that the Bishop of Gloucester intended to found the Lecture and that his Lord ship was desirous that the Lecturers Lincoln's Inn. At a Council there held, the 22nd June, 1768, upon the motion of the Honourable Charles Yorke, Esq., one of the Masters of the Bench, representing that William Lord Bishop of Gloucester intends to found a Lecture in the form of Sermons, for proving the Truth of the Christian Religion, from the completion of the Prophecies in the Old and New Testament, which relate to the Christian Church, especially to the Apostasy of Papal Rome, and that his Lordship is desirous that the Rev. Mr. Hurd (now Preacher to this Society), and all the succeeding Lecturers, may have leave to preach the same in the Chapel belonging to this Society, annually, on three Sundays, after Morning Service; viz. on the first Sunday after Michaelmas Term, and also on the first Sunday should be given before and the first Sunday after Hilary Term, It is ordered, that leave pursuant to the be given pursuant to the said request, and that Mr. Yorke will be pleased to signify the same to his Lordship, with the just sense entertained by the Masters of the Bench of his attention and regard to the Society upon this occasion. should have leave to preach the same in Lincoln's Inn Chapel, that leave request. Extract from the Deed of Trust for founding the Warburtonian Lec- Extract from the ture, prefixed to the first Sermons preached at the said Lecture by Bishop Deed of Trust, 21st July, 1768, Hurd. An Indenture, bearing date July 21st, 1768, sets forth that for founding the the Right Reverend William Lord Bishop of Gloucester has transferred the Lecture. sum of £500 Bank four per cent. Annuities Consolidated, to the Right Honourable William Lord Mansfield, Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench; the Right Honourable Sir John Eardley Wilmot, Lord Chief Justice of His Majesty's Court of Common Pleas; and the Honourable Charles Yorke, of Lincoln's Inn, in the county of Middlesex; upon trust for the purpose of founding a Lecture in the form of . Bishop Hurd has added the ensuing note. "This noble and eminent The Hon. Charles person was the second son of the Lord Chancellor Hardwicke. He had been Yorke. for many years in the first reputation at the Bar, and having passed through |