Author, U: British Critic, Vol. 35

Excerpt from The British Critic, Vol. 35: For January, February, March, April, May, June, 1810

Preparations for the Holy Order of Deacons; the prefent IS a fimilar book of in¿ruétion for thofe who are about to receive the holy order of Priefts. Borh are truly worthy of the learning, piety, and abi lities of the Bi¿10p,'and ought to be fiudied with atten tion by every candidate. The Bi/bop of Carli/le s Fez/2 Sermon 1 is full of excellent advice, highly adapted to the necefiities of the time. Jl'fr. Walker 5 Sermon, after the funeral of Bifhop Strachanjj, contains much more than fuch a difcourfe can ulually comprehend; the hi¿orical View of an Apofiolical Church, with an elucidatic n of the principles and conduct of its rulers. On the celebration of the royal Jubilee, we have perufed feveral very good difcourfes, but among them we ought undoubtedly to dif'tinguilh that of the Principal of Marifchall College, Aberdeen, Dr. Brown When we meet fo old a friend, we are happy to find him unchanged in principles and powers. Jl/ir Archdeacon Drobeny r Sermon at St. Paul J n, fug geits fome very important cautions on the fubjefi of general education, and the apprehenfions which he expreites on the inc1oachments of latitudinarian Jyftems, are fuch as no man can treat with levity, who is not himfelf infected with religious indifference. Other Difeourfes have been noticed, which might be mentioned here but we'mu¿: always fet bounds to 'an enumeration which, though plcafing tqourfclves, might to our readers appear tedious.

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