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PREFACE. 
 
 T 
 
 X HE neceesity of a reformation in tho performance 
 o( Congregaiional Pealmody, and the means propo- 
 sed to effect it, have been strongly enforced in the 
 J^reface to the Music of this selection, by quotations 
 from the writings of Dr, Waits, Dr. Browne, Dr. 
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 After his Lordship has pointed out tho necessity 
 of a re/ormation in the performance of Parochial 
 1 ^aImody, and recommended many excellent expo- 
 tiionts for that purpose; and also « That a selection 
 Bhould be made of proper portions of the Psalms from 
 the New Version ;" he concludes with observing 
 tl>at, «' At a time when every other species of musFJ 
 18 cultivated with uncommon ardour, and is become 
 the prevailing taste and passion of the age, let some 
 Bhare of our attention be bestowed on our Parochial 
 P^almouy; which, though of a humbler and mora 
 ^ober cast than the generality of our musical per. 
 ormances, yet from its connection with reli4n, 
 <rom ,t8 forming an ancient and essential part of our 
 public service, from its known and powerful influ. 
 

 PREFACE. 
 
 ence on the minds and morals of the great mau of 
 ih© people, is of more realf and national, and practi- 
 cal importance, than even those sublime and elabo- 
 rate compositions of our great masters, which are so 
 generally and so Justly admired. 
 
 " And there is one circumstance which ought for 
 ever to recommend and endear it to this Protestant 
 country, which is, that it was in the highest ebtima. 
 lion with those most illustrioua of men, the first r«- 
 formen, both at home and abroad ; that it was more 
 particularly one of the principal instruments of the 
 rapid progress of the reformation in this kingdom; 
 and that it gave consolation and support to confi: s- 
 sors and martyrs in that glorious cause, under tho 
 severest persecutions, and even in the midil of flames 
 and tortures." 
 
 Of Euch importance is tho cultivation of psalmody, 
 not only in the opinion of that eminent prelate, but 
 of the clergy and public in geieral ; which, indeed, 
 is fully shown by the different editions of this work 
 that have been sold in the short time it has been pub- 
 lished. By the uue of this book, congregations will 
 know the Psalms and Tunes that are to be sung for 
 every Sunday throughout tho 3'ear : and as only those 
 worda are here printed which are to bo sung, they 
 will have no need to seek in their Prayer-books the 
 different, and often tlie distant, stanzas of a psalm. 
 
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 TOTUK 
 
 TWENTY-THIRD EDITION. 
 
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 have conceived that the addition of a few Hfmns 
 would be considered as an improvement. Timj havcj 
 therefore, accepted the services of a Clergyman of the 
 Church of England, who has made a Selection from 
 the best writers, suitable for various occasions. In 
 *hus furthering their views, they at the same time 
 comply with the wishes of a number of devout Chris- 
 tians, who are anxious to restore the performance of 
 this delightful part of public worship, to the state 
 iJuxt may inspire real devotion ; and that the congf^e- 
 gallon may hereby be able to « Sing with the Spi- 
 rit, and with the underatanding also.'' 
 Oaobcr, 1817, 
 
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 2 Sunday after Christmas Day. 
 
 MORNING -^FiRST. 
 Psalm 84. Verses 1, 2, 4. 
 Tune St. Ann's. c. m. Dh. Croft. 
 
 O God of hosts, the mighty Lord, 
 
 How lovely is the place 
 Where thou, enthronM in glory, show'at 
 
 The brighlness of thy face ! 
 
 My longing soul faints with desire 
 
 To view thy hlest ahode ; 
 My panting heart and flesh cry out 
 
 For thee, the living God. 
 
 O liord of hosts, my King, and God ! 
 
 How highly blest are they. 
 Who in thy temple always dwell, 
 
 And thora thy praise display ! 
 
 . I 
 
 morning-Second. 
 
 Psahn 0. Verses 2, and Gloria Patri. healnninz at 
 
 Verse I. 
 
 I 
 
 Wakefielts 
 [Or Doncaftcr.] 
 
 CM. 
 
 Dr. HsiGHiNaTox. 
 
 To celebrate thy praise, O Lord, 
 
 I will my heart prepare ; 
 T'> all the list'rtin^ world thy works^ 
 
 Thy wondrous works declare. 
 
 ^K.„. 
 
Sunday a/ier Ch-Utinat Day. 
 
 Tho thought of them shall to my eoul 
 
 Exalted pleaeure brinj;; 
 AVhilat to thy name, O thou Most High ? 
 
 Triumphant pruisa I aing. 
 
 GLOIITA PATnr. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The God whom wo adore. 
 Be fiflory, as it was, is now, 
 
 And shall bo evermore. 
 
 miNOTOX. 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 71 . Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 c. M. Denbt. 
 
 1 iKEDS, 
 [Or Bangor.] 
 
 Lv thee I put my stedfa&t trust ; 
 
 Defend me, Lord, from shame; 
 Incline thine car, and save my soul. 
 
 For righteous ia thy name. 
 
 Be thou my strong abiding place, 
 
 To which I may resort ; 
 'Tis thy decree that keeps me safe; 
 
 Thou art my rock and fort. 
 
 From cruel and ungodly men 
 
 Protect and set me free, 
 For from my earliest youth till now 
 
 ^ly hope has been in thee. 
 
 When there are two Sundays betwixt Chrinraas and ihe 
 Epiphany the Pfalm, for the Sixth Sunday aher Epiphany 
 are to be ufcd, r r / 
 
4 First Sunday afUr Epiphany. 
 
 MORNING— First. 
 
 Psalm 5. Verses 1, 3, 7. 
 BnUNSWIOK. c. M. 
 
 [Or W«lliogfofd.] 
 
 Loud, hear tho voice of my complaint, 
 Accept my secret pray V ; 
 
 ^%ih*'r^^'^^^' "^y ^'"K» ^y God, 
 Will I for help repair. 
 
 Thou in the mom my voice ahalt hear • 
 And with the dawning day ' 
 
 To thee devoutly I'll look up. 
 To the© devoutly pray. 
 
 ^ And when thy boundlesi grace shall m© 
 1 o thy lov/d courts restore, 
 On thee I'll fix my longing ©yet, 
 Arid humbly there adore. 
 
 Handel, 
 
 MORNING.—Second. 
 
 Psalm 67, Verses 3, beginning at Verse 8. 
 Hanover. t. m. Said to be Handel's. 
 
 Awake my glor^, harp, and luto; 
 No longer let your strings be mute: 
 And I, my tuneful part to take, 
 Will with the early dawn awake. 
 
 Thy praises, Lord, I will refcound 
 To all the listening nations round : 
 Thy mercy highest heav'n transcends, 
 Thy truth beyoad the clouds extends. 
 
 Be thou, O God, exalted highj 
 
 And as thy glory filU the sky, • . 
 
 So let it be on earth displayed, 
 
 Till thou art here, as there, obey-d. 
 
First Sutulay after Kpipliany, 6 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 1-J3. Virsii 3, beginning at Verst 1. 
 Paoptii TUNE. r. M. Db» Miller. 
 
 NEW BIELODY. 
 
 Ye boundlesi realms of joy, 
 Exalt your JMaker'u fatno ; 
 1 1 11 praise 3'our song employ 
 Above the starry frame : 
 Your Toices raisti| 
 Ye Cherubim 
 And Ser&phinit 
 To aing hia praiae. To sinj, &c. 
 
 Thou moon that rul'st the night, 
 And Bun that gutd'tit the duy^ 
 ye glittVing stars of light. 
 To him your homage pay: 
 Hin praiHe declare, 
 ^ . 'Ye heavens above, 
 
 And clouds that move 
 In liquid air. In liquid, &c. - > 
 
 Let them adore the Lord, 
 
 And praise his holy name, 
 By whose almighty word 
 They all from nothing came f 
 And all shall last 
 From changes free j 
 His firm decree 
 8land.j ever fast. Stands ever, &c. 
 
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 ^ Second Sunday after Epiphany, 
 
 MOUNING.-FiRST. 
 
 .Pmlrn 1 . Verses 3, begin7iwg at Verse 1 . , 
 
 Sr« James's 
 
 ^' M. CouiiTvnLr. 
 
 How bJest is h« who no'er consents 
 
 iiy ill advice to walk; 
 Nor stands in sinners' ways, nor sita 
 
 Where men profanoly talk ; 
 
 But makes the perfect law of God 
 
 His husinoHs and delight : 
 Devoutly reads therein by day, 
 
 And meditates by night. 
 
 With timely fruit does bend, 
 He bf ill shall tlourifth, and succcbb 
 All his dobigns attend. 
 
 SunREv. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 i'sahn.97. Verses 1, 2, 12. 
 
 I. M. 
 
 Carei. 
 
 .Tkhovaii reigns; let all the earth 
 In his just government rejoice; 
 
 Lot all the isles, with sacred mirth, 
 in Ills applause uuito iheit voice. 
 
Second JSunday after Epiphany. 
 
 Daiknpss and clouds of awful shndo 
 His (lazzlinjr glory Bhroud in state -, 
 
 Justico and Trutli liis p:uards nro made, 
 And fix'd by liia pavilion wait. 
 
 Rcjoioo, yo righteous, in the Lord ; 
 
 Memoriula ot hU holiness 
 poop in your faithful hrrasts rr>cor(l, 
 
 And with your faithful tonsues confcos. 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 89. V&rses 1, 2, 5. 
 
 MltCiKLFNBUROn. 1. M. EmANUEL BaCH. 
 
 [Or Surrcyo] 
 
 Tnv mercies, Lord^ shall bo my song, 
 
 My song on them shall ever dwell. My song, &c. 
 To ai;os yet unborn my tongue 
 
 Thy never-failing truth ahall tell. 
 
 I l^ave afllrm'd, and still maintain, 
 
 Thy mercies shall for ever last. Thy mercies, &c. 
 Thy truth, that does the heav'ns sustain, 
 
 Like them shall stand for ever fret. 
 
 For fauch siupcndous truth and love 
 
 Boih heav'n and earth just praises owe j Both, &c. 
 ioty choirs of angels sung above, 
 
 "^^ py assembled saints below. 
 
 That congregations may fclrfom meet with any difEculties m 
 fingir?, this IS the only Pf^Im in the book where the fecond 
 Jine of a ftanzas .s repeated. 
 
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 S Third Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 MORNING.—FiRST. 
 
 Psalm 18. Vtrses 1, 2, 8, 18. 
 
 Old Hundredth Tuke. l. m. Martin Lutuerv 
 
 No change of timei shall ever shock 
 ^ My firm affection, Lord, to thee ; . 
 For ihou hast alwaj's been a rock, 
 A fortress and defence to rne. 
 
 Thou my delivTer art, my God ; 
 
 My trust is in thy mighty powV; 
 Thou art my shield from foes abroad, 
 
 At home my safeguard and my towV. 
 
 To thee 1^11 still address my prayV, 
 (To whom all praise we justly owe :) 
 
 So shall I by thy watchful care 
 
 Be guarded from my treachVous foa. 
 
 His subtle rage had near prevail'd, 
 
 When I difetresa'd and friendless lay; 
 But still, when other succoura faiPd, 
 God was my firm support and stay. 
 
 MORNING.— Sbcond. 
 Psalm 33. Va^ces 3, beginning at Verse h 
 
 Sheffield. 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 C. M. 
 
 Whitton. 
 
 Let all the just to God with joy 
 Their cheerful voices raise; 
 
 For well the righteous it becomes 
 To sing glad songs of praise. 
 
Third Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 Let harps, and psalteries, and Iutei| 
 
 In joyful concert meet, 
 And new-mado songs of loud applauso. 
 
 The harmony complete. 
 
 For faithful is the word of God, 
 His works with trutli abound ; 
 
 He justice loves, and all the earth 
 la with hid goodnettti crown'd. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Pscdm 34. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 BURFORD. 
 
 [Or LoDdoD.] 
 
 c. Bf. 
 
 Said to be Fubcell'«. 
 
 Through all the changlngs scenes of life. 
 
 In trouble and in joy. 
 The praises of my God shall still 
 
 My heart and tongue employ. 
 
 Of his deliverance I will boaat, 
 
 Till all that are distre8»'d 
 From my example comfort take, 
 
 And charm their griefs to rest. 
 
 O magnify the Lord with me, 
 
 With me exalt hia nftme; 
 When in distress to him 1 cali'd. 
 
 He to my succour came. 
 
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 Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 MORNING.-FiasT. 
 Psalm 112. Verses I, 3, 4, 6. 
 
 Dr. BuRNEy. 
 
 Lynn. 
 
 [Or St. Alban',.] "' ""' 
 
 NEWMELODV. 
 
 J iiAT man is bloet who stands in ans 
 Ot God, and loves his sacred law: 
 Hi8 seed on earth shall be renown'd. 
 And with euccessivo honours crownU 
 
 His house, the seat of wealth, shall be 
 An mexhausted trea&ury: 
 
 ^»!'i'i"M^''*''.' ^""^^ ^^"""^ a" decay, 
 Jihall blessings to his heirs convey. 
 
 The soul that's filled with virtue's hVht 
 Shmes brightest in affliction's ni-^h f 
 ' |<^Hty the distressed inclin'd. " ' 
 As well as just to all mankind. 
 
 ^^^"^^"^ <J«"ff«" round, 
 U«mov>d shall he maintain his ground ; 
 
 Shall flourish, when he sleeps in dust. 
 
 MORNING.-SEC0ND. 
 Psalm 98. Versa 2, and Gloria Patri beirmnim. .» v 
 St. Magnus. c m f ^ ^' 
 
 [Or London ] Jekemiaii Clauk. 
 
 To len.«tring'd instruments we'll sing 
 AnH ,u"°u^"^ P«alt.'rie8 join'd ; ** 
 
 F.r^'^l 5°'^ 'V^h «°>«»^n Bound., 
 l?or sacred use designU 
 
 For through thy wondrous work«, O Lord 
 
 The thou-his ofthem shall make me clad 
 And shout with cheerrul voice ^ ' 
 
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 The (toJ whom we adore, 
 
 Be K'or}', a^ it wag, is now. 
 And shall be evermore. 
 
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 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 150. 
 
 Brentbank. 
 
 SlTFOLK. 
 
 [Or St. AlbanV] 
 
 O PiiAisK thti Lord in that hhA place, 
 
 From whence hi» gocdnes? larj^oly flows; 
 Praise him in hoavvm, where he hiss lace 
 Unveil'd in perfect glory shows. 
 
 Praise him for all the mighty acts 
 Wh ich ho in our behalf hath done ; 
 
 Let the shrill trumpet's warlike voice 
 Malce rocks and hills his praise reI>ound; 
 
 Praise him with harp's melodious noise, 
 And geotle psalt'ry's silver sound. 
 
 Let virgin troops soft timbrels bring, 
 And some with graceful motion dance ; 
 
 l^et instruments of various string, 
 With organ's joined, his praise advance. 
 
 Lot them who joyful hymns compose, 
 To cymbals set their songs of praise : 
 
 Cymbals of common use, and those 
 That loudly sound on solemn days. 
 
 Let all that vital breath enjoy, 
 
 The r. V ith ho does to them afford, 
 
 In just returns of praise employ ; 
 Lei ev-ry creature praise tho Lord. 
 
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12 Pifth Sunday after Epiphany. 
 
 morning-First. 
 
 PsalmU9, Verses 4, heginning at Verse h ^ 
 Rockingham. l. m. 
 
 Thou, Lord, by strictest search hast known 
 My rising up and lying down : 
 My secret thousjhls are known to thee, 
 Known long beibre conceived by me. 
 
 Thine eye my bed and path survey », 
 My pubhc haunts and private ways ; 
 Thou know'st what 'tis my lipa would vent, 
 My yet unutter'd words' intent. 
 
 Surrounded hy thy pow'r I stand, 
 X** ®y'7 "^« ^ find thy hand : 
 O skill for human reach too hif^h I 
 
 could I 80 perfidious be 
 To think of once deserting thee ! 
 
 n.lu''i''''r' '^''"1^ ^ ^^y influence shun, 
 Vr whither from thy presence run ? 
 
 MORNING.-Secom). 
 Psalm 105. Verses 4, heginnins at Verse 1 . 
 
 CM. Br. V/ainwiugui. 
 
 Manchester. 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 O RENDER thanks and bless tlie Lord 
 Invoke his sacred name ; ' 
 
 Acquaint the nations with his deeds, 
 *li3 matchless deeds proclaim. 
 
Fifth Sunday after Epipfumy, 
 
 Sinj; to hia praise in lofty hymns, 
 His wondrous works rehearse ; 
 
 Make them the theme of your discourse. 
 And subject of your verse. 
 
 Rejoice in hia almighty name, 
 
 Alono to be ador'd ; 
 And let your hearts o'erflow with joy. 
 
 That humbly seek the Lord. 
 
 Seek y© the Lord, his saving; strength 
 
 Devoutly still implore ; 
 And whore he's ever proseit| seek 
 
 His face for evermore. 
 
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 * EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 15. Verses I, 2, 3, 7. 
 
 Brodsworth. c. m. Dr. Abjut. 
 
 [Or Scmplice.J 
 
 Lord, who's the happy rnan that may 
 
 To thy blest courts repair ; 
 Not stranger-like to vifcit them, 
 
 But to inhabit there ? 
 
 'Tis be whose evVy thought and deed 
 
 By rules of virtue moves; 
 Whose gen'rous tongue disdains to speak 
 
 The thing his heart disproves ; 
 
 Who never did a slander forge. 
 His neighbour's fame to wound; 
 
 Nor hearken to a false report, 
 By malice whisper'd round. 
 
 The man who, by this steady course, 
 
 Has happiness ensur'd. 
 When earth^s foundation shakes, shall standL 
 
 By Pfovidenco secured. 
 
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 Sixih Sunday after Epiphany, 
 MORNING.-FiisT. - 
 
 York. ^^^^'^ ^25. Verses I, 2, 4. 
 
 [Or Scmplite.} ^'^' JoHN Milton. 
 
 Who place in Sion's God their trust, 
 
 Like Sion'. rock ehalJ stand ; 
 X^iko her immovable be fix'd 
 
 By hw almigbtjr hand. 
 
 Look how the hills on ev'ry side. 
 
 Jerusalem enclose ; 
 So stands the Lord around his saints. 
 
 To guard them from their foes. ' 
 
 ^ Whn^'-^ fi«Meous God, to those 
 
 Who righteous deeds affect ; 
 The heart that innocence retains, 
 
 ■Ut inoocence protect. 
 
 morning—Second. 
 
 FllOPER TUNE. 
 
 Psalm 200. 
 L. M. 
 
 Martin Luthlu. 
 
 With one consent let all the earth 
 lo God their cheerful voices raise; 
 
 Glad homage pay, with awful mirth. 
 And smg before him songs of praise: 
 
 Convinced that he is God alone, 
 From whom both we and all proceed- 
 
 We whom he chooses for his own, ' 
 IhQ flock that he vouchsafes to feed. 
 
 O enter then his temple-gate, 
 
 Ani J-lf ® ^"^ ^'^ ^'*"''^* devoutly press. 
 And still your grateful hymns repeat. ' 
 Afia sun im nawe with praisea bless j 
 
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Sixth Sunday after EpipMny. 
 
 For he'tf lh« Lord, supremely good ; 
 
 His mercy is for ever sure ; 
 His truth, which always firmly stoodj 
 
 To cndleaa ages flhali endure. 
 
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 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 149. X^ersts 2, and Gloria Pairi, beginning 
 
 at Verse 1. 
 
 Proper tune. 
 
 p. M. 
 
 Said to be IIampel's. 
 
 O PRAISE y© the Lord, 
 
 Prepare your glad voice, 
 His praise in the great 
 
 Assembly to sing ; 
 In our great Creator 
 
 Lat Israel rejoice ; 
 And children of Sion 
 
 Be glad in their King : 
 
 Let them his great name 
 
 Extol in the dance ; 
 With timbrel and harp 
 
 His praises express ; 
 Who always takes pleasure 
 
 His saints to advance, 
 And with his salvation 
 
 The humble to bless. 
 
 GLORIA PATRL 
 
 By angels in Heaven 
 
 Of evVy degree, 
 And saints upon earth, 
 
 All praise be address'd 
 To God in three Persons, 
 
 One God ever blest ; 
 As It has been, now is. 
 
 And always shall be. 
 

 
 I 
 
 II 
 
 1$ 
 
 Septuageainta. 
 MORNING.—FiRST. 
 Psalm 103. Verses 3, besinning at Verse 19. ^ 
 
 George Green. 
 
 Kent. 
 
 [Or Rockingham.] 
 
 L. M. 
 
 The Lord, the unirersal Kin"-. 
 
 To him'vl" '''* f^'^ ^''' ^«% throne : 
 lo him, ye angels, praison sinjj, 
 
 In who«e great strength his power ia shown. 
 
 Yo that his just commands obey. 
 And hear and do his sacred will • 
 
 Ye hosts ofhis this tribute wT 
 Who Btili what he ordains fbim. 
 
 Let^evVy creature jointly blew 
 
 1 ho mighty Lord ; and thou, mv heart 
 
 Id^^n'^"^"' j-y thy thank, eip^^ss? '*' 
 And in this concert bear thy part. 
 
 MORNING.^Seconi). 
 Psalm 145. Verses 4, leginning at Verse U 
 
 C. M. 
 
 lilNCOLN. 
 
 [Pr St. Ann'j.J 
 
 TijMEE Vn extol, my God and King, 
 
 Thy endless praise proclaim: 
 inis tribute daily will I brint' 
 And ever bless thy name, "* 
 
 Thou, Lord, beyond compare art great. 
 And highly to be praisM ; ^ ' 
 
 •^^/. majesty with boundless height- 
 Above our knowI»f1rrA t.Q;oM 
 
 »^-»-! 
 
Scptuagcsima. 
 
 IT 
 
 Renovvn'J for tnii^hty ncla thy famo 
 
 To future time» pxtoncly ; 
 From age to ago thy glorious nam© 
 
 Succctisiveiy descends, 
 
 Whilst I thy gjlory and renown. 
 And wondVous woika e;y}»rtH3 ; 
 
 Tho world with n»e thy might shall owi!. 
 And thy great pow'r confeRS. 
 
 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 ' 
 
 
 19^ 
 
 
 afff-oVlr. 
 
 Sf. Davto's. 
 [Or Semplicc 
 
 •] 
 
 CM. 
 
 • 
 
 RAVENSCROrr. 
 
 I. 
 
 Be grack)U8 to thy servant, Lord, 
 
 Do thou my life defend, 
 That I according to thy word 
 
 My time to come may spend. 
 
 Enlighten both my eyes and mind. 
 
 That so I may discern 
 The wond'rous things which they behold, 
 
 Who ihy just precepts learn. 
 
 Though, like a stranger in the land. 
 
 From place to place I stray, 
 Thy righteous judgments from my sighi-' 
 
 Kemove not thou away. 
 
18 
 
 Sexagesima. 
 MORNING.-FiRaT. 
 
 Psabn 00. Verges 3, leginnins «' Verse 1 . 
 St. MahvV .„ j^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 0. u. 
 
 O Lonn, tho Saviour and defence 
 
 Of us tliy choBcn race, 
 From ajjo to a-o thou still hast been 
 
 i-'ur euro abiding place. 
 
 Beforo thou brought^t tho mountains forth, 
 Or thj earth and world did^t frame, 
 
 Ihou alway« wert the mi-hiy (iod. 
 And ever art the wme. 
 
 Thou turn^t man, O Lord, to dusf, 
 ^^wh.ch he Hrsl wai male ; ^ 
 
 ^^te^^ 
 
 morning—Second. 
 
 Psalm 9G. Verses 1, 10, 12. 
 
 PnOPER TUNE. r. M. 
 
 Dr. Miller. 
 
 NEW MELODY, 
 
 Sma to the l>>rd a nev»- r ««!e P'>n'>' • 
 Let e.rrth in one aeaemb'e : s«i; n-^' 
 
 Her common Palro . ,»,,. resound. 
 ^ng to the Lord, and bless his name, 
 trom day to day his praise proclaim, 
 
 Who us hath with salvation crovvn'd. 
 
 CHORUS. 
 
 To heathen lands his fame rehearse, 
 His wonders to the universe. 
 
Sexagesitna* 
 
 Proclajm alom], Jehovah roigPF, 
 Whoso powT tho univcrae BUblafns, 
 
 And bonishM ju-ticft will restore ; 
 J/«t th«.ve«ore heav'n new jny'a conf.^p, 
 Ami hoav'niy mirth lot oarth expro«» j 
 
 Ita luud applause the ocean roar : 
 CHORUS. 
 Its mute inliabilnnts rrjnio^, 
 And for their iriuiDph lind a voice. 
 
 For joy l«t fertile vallios sino-, 
 
 The cijoerful r^rovea their tribute brin- • 
 
 i he Lord's approach to celebrate. 
 Who now 8Pi« out with awful slate, 
 Hi»i circuit throuijh the earth to take. 
 cnoBus. 
 From heav'n to judge tho world he'a come. 
 With juBUce to reward and doom. ' 
 
 19 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 19. Verses 3, beginning at V.rse 1. 
 
 CM. W.WnEALL,M.B. 
 
 '^ wS^fK '^K f^f ^™ *^y P^^^'-y^ Lord, 
 Which that alone can fill; ' 
 
 J t;^ hrmament and stars express 
 
 Iheir great Creator's skill. 
 
 The dawn of each returning day 
 *re. h hoams of knowled-e brin-«. 
 
 from darkest night's «aoce«Bive roTmds 
 Dmm instruction springs. 
 
 Th^ir powerful lan-unge to no realm 
 .Jp^ region IS confined ; 
 1 18 nature's voice, and understood 
 AiiKo by ail mankind. 
 

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 20 
 
 Quinqiiagesima, 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 146. Verses 6, 7, 8, 10. 
 
 MeSv^tatt. 
 [Or Bcdfcri.] 
 
 CM. 
 
 Handel. 
 
 The lord who made both heav'n and earth, 
 
 And all that they contain, 
 \ViIl never qui: his steadfast truth, 
 
 Nor mal;e his promise vain. 
 
 -The poor oppreps'd, from all their wrong 
 
 Are easM by his decree ; 
 He gives the hungry needful food, 
 
 And Bets the pris'ners free. 
 
 By hinn the blind receive their sight, 
 
 The weak and fall'n he rears ; 
 With kind regard and tender love 
 
 He for the righteous cares. 
 
 The God that does in Sion dwell, 
 
 Is our eternal King ; 
 From ago to age his reign endures, 
 
 Let all his praises sing. 
 
 SuapEY. 
 
 MORNING,— Second. 
 
 Psalm 95. Versts 1, 2, 3, 6. 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Carey. 
 
 O COME, loud anthems let us sing, 
 Loud thanks to our Almighty King ; 
 
 ^ ... .. .- ...,- ...,,. ...^.. ..,,..•,.,_, 5.....,,. 
 
 When our salvation's Rock we praise. 
 
Into his presence let ua haste, 
 To thank him for his favours past; 
 To him address, in joyful songs. 
 The' praise that to his name belongs. 
 
 For God the Lord, enthroned in state, 
 Is, with unrivnll'd glory, great; 
 A Kins' superior far to all, 
 Whom, by his title, God we call. 
 
 O let us to his courts repair, 
 And bow with adoration there; 
 Down on our knees devoutly all 
 Btfoie the Lord our Maker fall. 
 
 21 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 1 1 r. And Gloria Patri, 
 
 St. Magnus. 
 [Or DoncaOcr.] 
 
 ex. 
 
 Jeremuh Ci:,akk. 
 
 Wirit cheerful notes let all the earth 
 To heaven their voices raise ; 
 
 Let all, inspir'd with godly mirth, 
 Sing solemn hymns of praise. 
 
 God's tender mercy knows no bound, 
 His truth shall ne'er decay ; 
 
 Then let the willing nations round 
 Their grateful tribute pay. 
 
 GIORU PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 . The God whom we adore, 
 
 -"■' <s''--Ji == ''- was, is 4iOWj 
 
 And Aall be evermore. 
 c 
 
23 First Sunday in tent, 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 
 Psalm 5{. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Gai.lway. 
 [Or WeQminflcr.] 
 
 S. M. 
 
 Dr. MiLLEB. 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 Have morcy, Lord, on me, 
 
 Aa thou wort««er kind ; 
 Let rac, oppress'd with loads of guilt, 
 
 Thy wonted m«rcy find. 
 
 Wash off my foul offence, 
 
 And cleanse mo from my sin ; . 
 
 Fox I confess my crime, and see 
 
 How great my guik Iiaa been. 
 
 Against the, liord, alone, 
 
 And only in thy 8if;ht, 
 Have I tr^r.Fgre.*8*d ; and, though condemned. 
 
 Must own thy judgments riglit. 
 
 MORNING.-Second. 
 
 Psalm 34. Verses 3, beginning at Verse S» 
 
 BciiFORD. c. M. Said to be Puucell's. 
 
 [Or Londot).] 
 
 Through f\ll the changing scenes of life,- 
 
 In trouble and -in joy, 
 Tho praises of my God shall ptiU 
 
 My heart and loii^ we employ. 
 
First Sundaij in LerU* 
 
 or his doHv'rancMj I will booeli * 
 Till all that are distress'd 
 
 From n»y example camfart take, 
 And charm their griefs to rest. 
 
 O magnify the Lord with mo, 
 With me exalt his name ; 
 
 When in distress to hira loaird, 
 Ho to iny euccour came. 
 
 •*m 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 97. Versts 3, hc^^innvn^ at Versa 10. 
 
 UUCJSLL'S. 
 
 Kent. 
 
 [Or Rockingtiim.} 
 
 Tt*. IC* 
 
 George Green # 
 
 You who to serve the Lord aspire, 
 Abhor what's ill, and truth esteem ; 
 
 He'll keep his servantii* soul entire, 
 And them from wicked hancts redoem. 
 
 For seeds are sown of glorious light, 
 A future harvest for the just ; 
 
 Arid gladness for the heart that's right, 
 To recompense his pious trust. 
 
 Rojoice, ye righteoun, in the Lord ; . 
 
 Mooiorials of his holiness 
 Deep in your faithful breasts rfsoord 
 
 And with your faithful tongues confess. 
 
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 Second Sunday in Lent 
 
 f 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 
 Ptalm 90. Verses 2, beginning at Verse IS. 
 Windsor. c.m. Ravexscroft. 
 
 O TO thy servants. Lord, return, 
 
 And speedily relent! 
 As we of our misdeeds, do thou 
 
 Of our just doom repent. 
 
 To satisfy and cheer our souIp, 
 
 Thy early mercy send ; 
 That we may all our days to come 
 
 In joy and comibrt spenA 
 
 MORNING.— Sacom 
 
 Psalm 51. Verses 3, legiming at Verse 15. 
 
 Ail Saints. s. h. Dr. Howard. 
 
 [Of Newton.} 
 
 Do thou unlock my lipa, 
 
 With sorrow closM and shame ; 
 So shall my mouth thy wondrous praise 
 
 To all the world proclaim. 
 
 Could sacrifice atone, 
 
 Whole flocks and herds should die; 
 Button such offVinga thou disdain'st 
 
 To cast a gracious eye. 
 
&fecond Sunday in Lent, 
 
 A broken spirit is 
 
 By God most highly priz'd j 
 By him a broken contrite heart 
 
 Shall never be despis'd. 
 
 2$ 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 27. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 7. 
 St. Marv^s. c. u. Rathiel, 
 
 Continue, Lord, to hoar my voice. 
 
 Whene'er to thee t cry ; 
 In mercy all my prayers receive, 
 
 Nor niy request deny. 
 
 When 113 to seek thy glorious fac© 
 
 Thou kindly dost advise ; 
 " Thy glorious face 1*11 always seok,^' 
 
 My grateful heart replies. 
 
 Then hide not thoti thy face, O Lord, 
 
 Nor men in wrath reject ; 
 My God and Saviour, leaye not him 
 
 Thou did^ 80 oft protect^ 
 
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 Third Sunday in lent. 
 
 MORNING.-FmsT. 
 
 Psalni77. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 7, 
 Bishop Thorpe. « »r v *>. 
 
 [Or Bangor.] "' JeR- CliUK. 
 
 Has God for ever caRt us off ? 
 
 Withdrawn hie favour quite ? 
 Are both his mercy and his truth 
 
 Retired to endless night ? 
 
 Can his long-practisM love forget 
 
 Its wonted aid to bring ? 
 Has he in wrath shut up*and seaPd 
 
 Hia mercy's healing spring ? 
 
 I said, my weakness hints these fears. 
 
 but Pil my fears disband, 
 I U yet rfcrnember the Most High, 
 
 And years of his right hand. 
 
 I'U call to mind }iis\;vords of old 
 
 The wondoiB of his mi"-ht ; * 
 On them my heart shall meditate ; 
 
 My tongue shall them recite. 
 
 MORNlNG.—SEcoNiy. 
 Psa/^ n 1 . rm« 4, and Gloria Petri, heginning at Ferse , . 
 [Or Sr. Alban'r] ' Brentbank. 
 
 PaAiSE yo the Urd ; our God to praise 
 My floul her utmost powV shall raise ; 
 W.th pnvate friend, and in the throng 
 Vt Kainta his praise shall bo roy song. 
 
 His works for greatness though renowned. 
 His wondrous works with ease are found 
 ^y those who seek for thoni aright. 
 Ana u\ the pioua search. tMin-hi. 
 
Third Sunday in Lcntr 
 
 His works are all of matchless fame, 
 And univeibal glory claim ; 
 Ills truth confirm'd through ages past. 
 Shall to eternal ages last. 
 
 By precepts ho halh us enjoinM 
 
 To keep his wondrous woikb in minJ, 
 
 And to posterity lecord, 
 
 That good and gracious is cur Lord, 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The God whom heaven and earth adore, 
 
 Be glor}', as it was of old, 
 
 Is now, and shall be evermore. 
 
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 0m'n''w^m:wmnm 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 rsahn 92. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 3.1^ 
 
 SlJFFFIELD. 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 How good and pleasant must it bo 
 To thank the Lord mopt high, 
 
 And with repeated hymns of praise 
 His name to magnify ! 
 
 With every morning's early dawn, 
 
 His s;oodness to relate ; 
 And of his constant truth each night 
 
 The glad eifects repeat ! 
 
 To ten-string'd instruments we'll sing, 
 "With tuneful psalt'ries join'd ; 
 
 And to the harp, with solemn sounds, 
 For sacred use designed. 
 
 For through thy wondrous works, O Lord, 
 Thou mak'st roy heart rejoice ; 
 
 The thoughts of them shall make me glad, 
 And shout with cheerful voice. 
 
 WllITTON. 
 
2S 
 
 Railway. 
 [Of Newton.] 
 
 fourth Sunday in Itnt. 
 
 MORMXG.-FiRsr. 
 
 Psalm 25. Verses 1,11^14, 
 
 «• "• Vr, Miller. 
 
 NEW MEtODr. 
 
 To God in whom I trust, 
 1 iilt my heart and voice ; 
 
 Nor let my foes rejoice. 
 
 Since mercy is the grace 
 
 i hat most exalts thy fame, 
 
 For-,ye my heinous Bin, O W 
 And so advance thy name. 
 
 For God to all his saints 
 His sacred will imparls. 
 
 In th'.l^'l^';"'^^"^ ^°^'"^"t write 
 in their obedient hearts. 
 
 WOUNING.^Seoond. 
 Psalm 63, Verses 3, ^gfn,«„^ ^t Vers, h 
 
 KOCKINOHAM. " T ,„ 
 
 !•• in. 
 
 For thee, O God. our consWnl praise 
 In S.o„ wait,, ,|,y chosen wat ; 
 
 AnS"* '"','"" "'«™ *"'''" '•a"', 
 Ami all our zealous vo«r« m«..i_,„ 
 
 I 
 
^. Miller. 
 
 Fcurth Sunday in Lent. 
 
 O thou, who to our humblo prayV 
 Didst alwayH bend thy list'ning ear; 
 
 To thee shall all mankind repair, 
 And at thy gracious throne appear. 
 
 Our sins (thouj::!) numberless) in vain 
 To stop thy rtowinsj mercy try ; 
 
 Whilst thou o'erlook'st tho f;uilty itain, 
 And vvaBhest out the criraaon dye. 
 
 29 
 
 EVENING, 
 
 Psalm 130. Verses 3, beginning at Verse I. 
 
 Ail Saints. 
 
 [Or Weftraioflcr.] 
 
 S.M. 
 
 Dr. Howard. 
 
 h 
 
 4 
 
 From lowest depths of woe, 
 
 To God I send my cry ; 
 Lord, hear my euppHcatiog voice, 
 
 And graciously reply. 
 
 Shouldst thou severely judj^e, 
 Who can the trial bear r 
 
 But thou forgiv^et, lest we Respond, 
 And quite renounce thy fear. 
 
 My soul with patience waits 
 For thee, the living Lord : 
 
 My hopes are on thy promise built, 
 Thy never-failinij word. 
 
ao 
 
 ^W* Sunday in Lent. 
 MORNING.-FiBsr. 
 Psalm 79. Vers&s Q^O.l^. 
 
 Mkrsiar. 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 
 CM. 
 
 Handki 
 
 ^^";^^"'^|?» our former 8.W 
 But spoedily prevent ' 
 
 TheuUorrumofthysainf., 
 >Viio now, with grief repent. 
 
 Thou God ofoureaU-ation. help, 
 
 So aha our pardon and defbn^e • 
 < ^Xult thy glorioua name. 
 
 MOKNINC-^Seoonp. 
 f *a;„. 103. rm« 8, Uginnins^ fern 8. 
 
 Sun REIT. 
 
 I. W 
 
 The Lord abounds with lotader lovd. 
 
 And unexampled act« of grace • 
 H. waken d wrath doth slolly nJoye, 
 
 His ivillins mercy flo^va nn/p«. ^ ' 
 
 Caref. 
 
 Baa 
 
Fifth Sunday in Lent* 
 
 God will not alwayg harshly chide, 
 Btit wiili IiIh nn;;er qiiicUl)' part ; 
 
 Anilloves his puniHhnjents to !;;»iiclo, 
 Moro by his love than our Uoacrt. 
 
 As hi^h as hrav^n its arch extends 
 Ahove thin little f-pot of day ; 
 
 So much his bf>iinclless love tranpcends 
 The erircill retpcrts that wo can pay. 
 
 SI 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 94. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 12. 
 
 4 
 
 BnrxswicK. c. ar. Handel. 
 
 [Or Wallingford.] 
 
 Blest is the man, whom thou,0 Lord, 
 
 In kindness dost chastise ; 
 And hy thy sacred rules to walk, 
 
 Dost lovingly advise. 
 
 This man shall rest and eafety find, 
 
 In seasons of distress ; 
 Whilst God prepares a pit for those 
 
 That stubbornly transgress. 
 
 For God will never from his saints 
 
 His favour wholly take ; 
 His own possession and his lot , 
 
 He will not quite forbake. 
 
 The world shall then confess thee juat 
 
 In all that thou haat done ; 
 And those that choose thy upright ways. 
 
 Shall in those pailis ^o on. 
 
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 32 
 
 Sunday next before EasUi' 
 
 MORNXNG-FuisT. 
 
 Psalm 40. Verses 3, hesinnins al Verse 5. 
 
 KoCKINOIlA.'tf. 
 
 Ill Ml 
 
 \'l? *^^" ^^® wonr]rou«i works recount, 
 
 Whirl, ihoii, O God, for us hnit vvrou'^ht ? 
 J Im iroasuros ofthy love surmount. 
 Ihe power of number, speech and thou^'hl- 
 
 * a 
 
 ^'''Alr,^r"^ ^'^^^ *'^^"" ^ast not doBir^d 
 
 Off rm;,"} and sacrifice alone ; 
 ^or blood ofguikless bpaats req.iirM 
 ^ lor rnan^B transgressions to atone. 
 
 I Ihorefore como-^come to fuini 
 
 The oracles thy books impart : 
 'i iH my delight to do thy will ; 
 
 Thy law is written in my heart. 
 
 MORNLVG—Second. 
 
 Psalm 24. Verses 4, heginning at Verse 7, and 
 
 repeated. 
 
 . BONCASTER. 
 
 c. u. 
 
 Dr. Miller. 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 Erect your heads, eternal gates, 
 Unfold to entertain 
 
 '^^ttr?!^i"?.''^^^°^^5 «ee; becomes, 
 WT iui liis ceiesiiai train. 
 
Sunday next he/ort Batter, 
 
 Who is the King of Glory ? who ? 
 
 The Lord for ilrength r«nownM ; 
 In l>attle mighty o'er hi« foes, 
 
 Eternal victor crownM. 
 
 Erect your heads, yo gates unfold, 
 
 In state to entertain 
 The King of Glory ; see ! he comet 
 
 With all bis ibinioc train. 
 
 Who is the King of Glory? who? 
 
 The Lorda of hosts renowned : 
 Of ^z\ory ho alono is King, 
 
 \Vho is with glory crown'd. 
 
 8t 
 
 EVENING. . 
 Psalm 81. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Wakefield. 
 [Or St. Janet.] 
 
 C H. 
 
 Dr. HEiOHBiaTON. 
 
 To God, our never-failing strength, 
 With loud applauses sing; 
 
 And jointly mako a cheerful noise 
 To Jacob's awful King. 
 
 Compose a hymn of praise, and touch 
 
 Your instruments of joy; 
 Ijet psalteries and pleasant harps 
 
 Your grateful skill employ. 
 
 Let trumpets at the great new moos 
 
 Their joyful voice? raise ; 
 To celebrate th' appointed time, 
 
 The solemn day of praise. 
 
^"^ Easter Day, 
 
 WpRNIXG.-FiRST. 
 
 Psalm 98. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. - ^ 
 
 St.. JaMKS. r XT /■'• 
 
 ^' ™* CoURTVILtE 
 
 ^^i?;^^ <^^ r^ord a now-maclo son^ 
 ,_",^P ^^'f^"tI.oU8 thinps has done: 
 V^ ith his ri.:rht hand and hoJy arm 
 The conquest ho haa won. 
 
 The Lord fias through Ih' astonished world 
 
 Lhsplay'd his fiavinjr rnij^ht, 
 And made his righteous acts appear 
 
 In all the Heathens' bight. , \ 
 
 or It^r^el'ti house, his love and tru(h 
 
 Have ev/^r mindful been; 
 Wide earth's remotest parts tlie power 
 
 Of Isr'el's God havo seen. 
 
 Lot therefore earth's inhaljilants 
 
 Their ciieerful voices raise^ 
 And all with univer.'^al joy 
 
 Resound their Maker's praise. 
 
 MORNING.-Seconp. 
 i'salm 1 49. Versa c, and Gloria Putri, beginning at Verse i . 
 
 IWertune.^ p.m. Said to be Handlls. 
 
 O rrjiAiss ye the Lord, 
 
 Pre()are your -riad voice, 
 Hit! jiraisft in the great 
 
 Assembly to sin^r; 
 In our threat Creator 
 
 Let Lr'el mjoice ; - 
 
 And cliildren of Sion 
 
 133 glad in their King. 
 
 mmtmmm 
 
Ea&tcr Day. 
 
 Let them his great name 
 
 Extol in the dance ; 
 With timbrel and harp 
 
 His praises express; 
 Who always takes pleasure 
 
 Ills sainta to advance, 
 And with his salvation 
 
 The humble to bless, 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 By angels in heaven 
 
 Of ev'ry degree, 
 And saints upon earth, 
 
 All praise be address'd 
 To God in three Persons, 
 
 One God ever blest; 
 As it has been, now is, , 
 
 And always shall be. 
 
 35 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 PsaZm 93. 
 St. Margaret^s l. m. [Or Rockingham. 
 
 With glory clad, with etren^^th array'd 
 The Lord that o'er all natu."** reigns, 
 The world's foundation strongly idid, 
 And the vast fabric still sustains. 
 
 How surely 'stablish'd is thy throne ! 
 
 Which shall no change or period see ; 
 For thou, O Lord, and thou alone, 
 
 Art God from all eternity. 
 
 The floods, O Lord, lift up th.-?ir voice. 
 And toss the troubled waves on high j ' 
 
 But God above can still their noise, 
 And make the angry sea comply. 
 
 Thy promise, Lord, is ever sure ; 
 
 And they that in thy house would dwell, 
 That happy station to secure, 
 
 Must btui ill noiiness excel. 
 
S6 
 
 \- 
 
 First Sunday after Easteh 
 MORNING.— First. 
 
 I 
 
 Psalm S, Verses I, 3, 4, 5, 9. 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 O THOU, to whom all creatures bow 
 
 Within this earthly frame, 
 Through a]i the world how gr^at art thou I 
 
 How glorious is thy name ! How glorious, & 
 
 When Heav'n, thy beautooiw work on high, 
 
 Employs my wond'ring sight : 
 The moon that nijihtlv rules the sky, 
 
 With etara of feebler light : With stars, &c. 
 
 What's man (s-^y I), that. Lord, thou Icv^st 
 
 /^o keep him in thy mind? 
 Or V Imt his offspring, that thou provost 
 
 To thorn 60 wondrous kind? To them, &c. 
 
 Him next in pow'r thou didst create 
 
 To thy celestial train; 
 Ordain'd with dignity and stale 
 
 O'er all thy works to reign. O'er all, &c. 
 
 O thou, to whom all creaturfis bow 
 
 Within this earthly frame, 
 Through all the world how great art thou ' 
 
 How glorious is thy name .' How glorious, &c 
 
 MORNING— Second. 
 
 Psalm 4. Verses 1,3, 4, 6- 
 Bishop Thorpe. c. m. Jer. Clari. 
 
 £Of Baogor.] 
 
 O Lord, thou art the righteous Judge, 
 To my complaint give ear ; 
 
 Thou still rpdnnm'av itia fr/^wn Al^t»^^. . 
 
 Have mercy, Lord, and hear. 
 
First Sunday after Easter^ 
 
 Consider, thai the righteous man 
 
 Is God's peculiar choice : 
 And when to him I make my prayV, 
 
 He always hears my voice. 
 
 Th«n stand in awe of hia commands, 
 
 Flee ev'ry thing that's ill ; 
 Commune in private with your hearts. 
 
 And bend them to hb will. 
 
 While worldly minda impatient grow^ 
 More prosp'rous time to see, 
 
 Still let the glories of thy face 
 Shine brightly, Lord, on me. 
 
 87 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 9. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 9. 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 [Or Seraplicc] 
 
 CU' 
 
 God is a constant sure defence 
 
 Against oppressing rage ; 
 As troubles rise, his needful aids 
 
 In our behalf engage. 
 
 All those who hav^ his goodness prov'd, 
 
 Will in his truth confide ; 
 Whoso mercy ne'er forsook the man 
 
 That on bis help relied. 
 
 Sing praises therefore to the Lord, 
 
 From Sion his abode ; 
 proclaim his deeds till all the world 
 
 Confess no other God. 
 
rw 
 
 08 
 
 Second Sunday after Easier, 
 MORNING— First. 
 
 Psalm 5. V&rses 1, 3, 7. 
 ^"r"??^,^?. , ., ^•*'- Handel. 
 
 [Or Wallingford.j 
 Lord, hear the voice of my complaint, 
 
 Accept my secret pray'ir j 
 To thee alone, my King, my God, 
 
 Will I for help repair. 
 
 Thou in the morn my veice ahalt hear ; 
 
 And with the da\vning,day 
 To thee devoutly I'll look up, 
 
 To thee devoutly pray. 
 
 But when thy boundless grace shall mo 
 
 To thy lov'd courts restore, 
 On thee Dl fix my longing eyes, 
 
 And humbly th«re adore. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psaln 111. Verses 4, and Gloria Patrt, beginning at Verse j. 
 
 Suffolk. l. m. Brentbank. 
 
 JOr St. Alban's.] 
 
 Praise ye the Lord ; our God to praise 
 My soul her utmost power shall raise; 
 With private friends and in the throng 
 Of saints his praise shall be my song. 
 
 His works for greatness though renown'd, 
 His vi'ondrous works with ease are found 
 By those who seek for them aright. 
 And in the pious search delight. 
 
 Hid works are all of matchless fame, 
 And universal glory claim ; 
 
 . Shall to «ternal a^res last. 
 
 . u ~ 1 
 
Scc&nd Sunday after Easter. 
 
 By precepts he hath us enjoined 
 
 To keep his wondrous works in mind, 
 
 And to posterity record, 
 
 Tliat good and gracious is our Lord. 
 
 GLORIA TPATRI. 
 
 % 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The jod whom heaven and earth adore, 
 Be glory, as it was of old, 
 
 Is now, and shall be evermore. 
 
 30 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Vsalm 34. Verses 3, leginning at Verse 12. 
 
 Stj David's. 
 [Or Semplice.] 
 
 C. M. 
 
 Ravenscroft. 
 
 Let him who length of lifw desires, 
 And prosperous days would see, 
 
 From slandering language keep his tongue, 
 His lips from falsehood free ; 
 
 The crooked paths of vice decline, 
 
 And virtue's ways pursue ; 
 Establish peace where 'tis begun, 
 
 And, where 'tis lost, renew.. 
 
 The Lord from heav'n beholds the just 
 With favorable eyes ; 
 
 Is open to their cries. 
 
40 Third Sunday afUr Easter, 
 
 MORNING.—FiRST. 
 Psalm 106. Verses 4, beginning at Verse L 
 
 h. M. Emanuel Bach. 
 
 Ebtanuel. 
 [AngeU Hymo.] 
 
 NEW MELODF. 
 
 O RENDEW inks to God above, 
 The fountain of eternal love I 
 Whose mercy firm through agea past 
 Hai stood, and shall fur ever last. 
 
 Who can his mighty deeds expresn, 
 Not only vast but numberless ? 
 What mortal eloquence can raise 
 His tribute of immortal praise ? 
 
 Happy are they, and only they, 
 Who from thy judgments, never stray, 
 Who know what's right ; jiot only so, 
 But always practise what they know. 
 
 Extend to me that favour, Lord, 
 Thou to thy chosen dost afford ; 
 When thou return'st to set them free, 
 Let thy salvation visit me. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 102. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 25. 
 
 Leeds. Cm. 
 
 [Or Doncafler.] 
 
 The strong foundations of the earth 
 Of old by thee were laid ; 
 
 DfiNBir. 
 
 Thy hands the beauteous arch of heav'n 
 With wondrous skill have made. 
 
 t 
 
T. 
 
 Third Sunday after Easier* 
 
 41 
 
 at Verse L 
 Emanuel Bach. 
 
 past 
 
 88, 
 
 WhiUt thou for tvox shall endure. 
 
 They soon shall paPH away ; 
 And like a g:arnient, often wore, 
 
 Shall tarnish and tiecay. 
 
 Like, that, when thou ordain'st the change, 
 
 To thy command they bend ; 
 But thou continu'gt still the same, 
 
 Nor have thy years an end. 
 
 Thou to the children of the saints 
 
 Shall lasting quiet give, 
 Whose happy race, securely fix'd, 
 
 Shail in thy presence live. 
 
 tray, 
 yao, 
 
 iOW. 
 
 free, 
 
 Verse 25. 
 DfiNBir. 
 
 leav'n 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 112. Verses 1, 3, 4, 6. 
 
 liVNX. L. M. Dr. BURXEV. 
 
 [Or Surry.] 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 That man is blest who standn in awa 
 Of God, and loves his sacred law ; 
 His seed on earth shall bo renowned, 
 And wiih successive honours crown'd* 
 
 His house t a seat of wealth shall bo 
 An inexhausted treaeury ; 
 His justice, free from all decay, 
 Shall blessings to hU heirs convey. 
 
 The soul that's filled with virtue's lighi 
 Shines brightest in affliction's nighty 
 To pity the diatress'd inclin'd, 
 K^ well as just to all mankind* 
 
 Beset with threat'nin» dan<;er8 round, 
 Unmov'd shall he maintain his ground ; 
 The sweet remenibrance of the just 
 Shall flourish, when be «leepg in dust. 
 
42 
 
 Fourth Sunday afier Easier 
 JNIORNING.— First. 
 
 Fsalm 89. Verses I, 2, 5. 
 MFCKLENnrRoii. t. M. Kmancel Bach. 
 
 [Or Surry.] 
 
 Thy menie?, Lord, shall be my sonjr, 
 
 My s-onp; on them shall ever dwell. My song, &c. 
 T(» a'^ps yet unborn iny tongue 
 
 Thy never-failing truth shall tell. 
 
 I have allu-m'd, and still maintain, [&c. 
 
 Thy morcieH shall for ever last. Thy mercies 
 Thy truth, that does the heav'na sustain, 
 
 Liko iivim shall Btand for ever fast. 
 
 For such 8t»ipendou8 truth and love [&< 
 
 Both hf^av'n and earth just praises owe : Bot! 
 
 By choirn of angels sung abovo, 
 And by assembled saints belovy. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 22. r«««5 1,3, 4, 6. 
 
 Brodswortii. c. m. Dr. Arnk. 
 
 [Or Scmplice.] 
 
 The Lord himself, the mij;bfy Lord, 
 
 Vouchsafes to be my guido ; 
 The shepherd by whose constant care 
 
 My wants are all supplied. 
 
 He does my wand'ring soul reclaim. 
 
 And, to his endjpss praise, 
 Instruct with humble zeal to walk 
 
 In his most righteous ways. 
 
 I pass the gloomy vale of death, 
 
 From fear and danger free; 
 For there his aiding rod and Btaff 
 
 Defend and comtort me. 
 
Imancel Bach. 
 My song, &c. 
 
 Fourth SiimhiTj after Ecutcr, 
 
 Slnr-e God doos Uiiis liis wondious love 
 Through all my life extend, 
 
 That lit« to him I will devote, 
 And in his temple spend. 
 
 •13 
 
 KVENING. 
 Psalm 13G. Verses 1, 2, 25. 
 
 3lh PROPER TUNE. P. M-' Bll. MiLLER. 
 
 KEW MELODY. 
 
 To God tho mijjhty Lord, - 
 
 Your joyful thanks repeat 5 
 To him duo praise efTord, 
 
 As good as he is great: 
 For God does prove 
 
 Our constant friend; 
 Hi::' boundless love 
 
 Shall never end. Shall, &c. 
 
 To Him whose wondrous povvT 
 
 All other gods obey, 
 Whom earthlv kinijs adore. 
 
 This j^rateful homage pay : 
 For God does prove 
 
 Our constant friend ; 
 His boundless love 
 
 Shall never end. Shall, &c. 
 
 lie does the food supply 
 
 On vk'hich all creatures live ; 
 To God who reigns on high, 
 
 Eternal praises give : 
 For God will prove 
 
 Our constant friend : 
 
 Shall ndver end. Shall; &c. 
 
<v. 
 
 Fifth Sunday a/ltr Easter, 44 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Pialm 116. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 6. 
 
 Bisim? Thorpe. c. m. Joi. Clauk- 
 
 [Or Bangor.] 
 
 How juBt end merciful is God, 
 
 How grftciou«» i» the Lord, 
 Who saves the harmless, and to ma 
 
 Does timely aid afford I 
 
 • 
 
 Then fr«© from pensive carei, my ioul, 
 
 Uepume thy wonted rest ; 
 For God has wondrously to thee 
 
 His bounteous love exprebt. 
 
 When death alarm'd me, he remov'd 
 
 My dangers and my fears ; 
 My feet from falling he secured, 
 
 And dried my eyes from tears. 
 
 Therefore my life's remaining years, 
 
 Which Gotl to mo shall lend, 
 Will I in praiaes to his name, 
 
 And in hia service spend. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 66. Verses I, 3, 5, and Gloria Patri. 
 
 St. MXgnus. ■ CM. Jeuebuaii Clark. 
 
 [Or St. Anil's,] , 
 
 Let all the land with shouts of joy 
 To God their voices raise ; 
 
 S'lncr nanlmg m honof of hls nam©} 
 
 And spread his glorious praise. 
 
Fifth Sunday afUr Easier, 
 
 And let them eay^ how dreadful, Lord, 
 
 In all thy works art. thou .' 
 To thy great power thy stubborn foes 
 
 Shall all ba forced to bow. 
 
 O come, behold tho works of God| 
 And then with me you'll own, 
 
 That ho to all tho sons of men 
 Has wondrous judgment shown. 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost j 
 The God whom we adore, 
 
 Be glory, aa it was, is now, 
 And shall be evermore. 
 
 45 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 113. Verses 2, hegimiing at Verse I. 
 
 Proper tune. p. m. Dr. Miller* 
 
 new melody. 
 Ye saiats and servants of the Lord, 
 The triumphs of his name record, 
 
 His sacred name for ever bless ; 
 Where'er the circling sun displays 
 His rising beams or setting rays. 
 
 Due praise to bis great name address. 
 
 # 
 
 God through the world extends his sway ; 
 The regions of eternal day 
 
 But shadows of his glory are ; 
 To Him whose majesty excels, 
 Who made the heav'n in which he dwelli, 
 
 Let no created power compare. 
 
46 Sunday afur Ascension Day. 
 
 MORNING.— FinsT. 
 
 Psahn 47. Verses 2, he^lnnm^ at Verse 5. 
 
 [Ur Rockinghara.] 
 
 KEW MELODV. 
 
 8 sound : 
 
 God in gono up, our Lord and Kin;^, 
 ^ \Vith shouts of joy, and trumpo?8 
 To hirn ropoated praisoa sing, 
 And let I ho cheorf'ul song jtq round. 
 
 Your utmost skill in praise bo ahown, 
 I'^or Him who all tho world comniandi ; 
 
 Who eiu upoti hia righteous tln'one, 
 And spreads hia Bway o'er Heathen lands. 
 
 JMORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 24. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 7, and re- 
 
 2)eated. 
 
 * DONCASTEH. 
 
 0«M. 
 
 NEW MELODY, 
 
 Dr. Miller. 
 
 Erect your head^, external gates, 
 
 Unfold to entertain 
 The King of Glory : see I he comes, 
 
 With his cele8ti*il train. 
 
 Who is the King; of Glory ? who ? 
 
 The Lord for strength renown'd; 
 In battle mighty o'er his foea 
 
 Eternal victor crown'd. 
 
Sunday afier Ascension Day, 
 
 Erflcl your heads, ya gate« unfoJd, 
 
 In slate to entertain 
 The King of Glory ; boo ! he comei 
 
 With all hit! shining train. 
 
 Who is iho Kin<; of Glory ? who ? 
 
 The Lord of hosts ronown'd : 
 Of glory he alone in King, 
 
 Who U u'iih glory crown'd. 
 
 47 
 
 EVENIiVa. 
 Psalm 117. And Glma Patri. 
 
 BCPFORO* 
 
 CM. W. WlIEAU;M.B. 
 
 With cheerful notes let all the earth, 
 To heaven their voices raise ; 
 
 Let all, inspir'd with godly mirth, 
 Sing iolemn hymns of praise. 
 
 God'a tender mercy knows no bound, 
 Ilis truth shall ne'er decay ; 
 
 Then let the willing; nations round 
 Their grateful tribute pay. 
 
 GLORIA. PATUI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 The God whom we adore, 
 
 Be glory, as it was, is now, 
 And Bhail be evermore. 
 
Whitsunday, 
 MORNING.— First. 
 - Psalm 104. Verses 4, beginning at Verse I. 
 Hanover. t. h. Said to be Handel's. 
 
 Bless God, my soul ; thou, Lord alono 
 Possesaest empire without bounds ; 
 
 With honour thou art crown'd j thy throne 
 Eternal Majesty surroundd. 
 
 With light thou dost thyself enrobe, 
 
 And glory for a garment taiie ; 
 Heav'n'a curtains stretch beyond the globe, 
 
 Thy canopy of state to make. 
 
 God builds on liquid air, and forma 
 His palace-chambers in the skies; 
 
 The clouds his chariots are, and storms 
 The swift-wing'd steeds with which he flies. 
 
 Ab bright as flame, as swift as wind^ 
 His ministers heav'n's palace fill, 
 
 To have their sundry tasks assign'd ; 
 All proud to serve their Sov'roign'a will. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 122. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1 , 
 
 Manchester. c. m. Br. Walnwuigmt. 
 
 [Or Loudon.] 
 
 O 'twas a Joyful sound to heac 
 
 Our tribes devoutly tay, 
 Up, I'3r%)l, to the temple haste, 
 
 And koop your iestal day ! 
 
Whiiaunday. 
 
 At Salem*s court wc must oppcai* 
 With our a^tembled pow'ra : 
 
 In strong and beauteou^j t>tder rang'J, 
 Liko her united towers. 
 
 •Tis thither, by divine command, 
 
 The tribes of God repair, 
 Before his ark to celebrate 
 
 His name with praise and prayV. 
 
 49 
 
 LlN'COLN'. 
 
 [Or Seraplicc] 
 
 EVi':NiNa 
 
 Psalm 133. 
 
 CM. 
 
 How vast must their advantage be, 
 How great their pleasure prove. 
 
 Who live like brethren, and consent 
 In offices of love ! 
 
 True love is like that precious oil 
 Which, pour'd on Aaron's head, 
 
 Ran down his bear J, and o'er bis robea 
 Its costly moisture shed. 
 
 'Tis like refreshing dew that does 
 
 On Hermon's top distil ; 
 Or like the early drops that fall 
 
 On Sibn^s fruitful hill. 
 
 For God to all, whoso friendly hearta 
 
 With mutual love abound, 
 iias iiiuiiy pruuiis ic iengin 01 Gays, 
 
 With constant blessings crown'd. 
 
oO Trinity Sundai/' 
 
 MORNING.—FinsT. 
 
 Psalm 119. Verses 3, begimiing ai Verse SO. 
 
 Mkssiaii. c. m. Haxdel. 
 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 
 For ever and for ever^ Lord, 
 
 Unrhang'd thou dost remain; 
 Thy word establiah'd in the heuv'na 
 
 Does all their orbs sustain. 
 
 Through circling age?, Lord, thy Iriilh 
 
 Immoveable shall stand, 
 As doth the earth which thou uphold'et 
 
 By thy Almighty haiid. 
 
 All things the course by thee crdain'J, 
 
 E'3n to this day fulfil ; 
 They are thy faithful subjects all, 
 
 And sorvantB of thy will. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 95. Verses 1, 2, 4, 6. 
 Surrey. l. m. Carey. 
 
 O COME, loud antbenns let us sing, 
 Loud thanka to our Almighty King ; 
 F(jr we our voices high should raise, 
 "When our salvation's Rock we piaise. 
 
 Into his presence let us haste, 
 To thank him for his favors pas* ; 
 To him address, in joyful song?, . 
 The praise that to his name belongs. 
 
 l''i)r God the Lord, enthron'd in alate, 
 l3, with unrivall'd glory, great ; 
 A King suporior fui to all, 
 Whom, by his tille, God we call 
 
Trinily Sunday. 
 
 O lot us to his courts repair, 
 And bow with adoration thrre ; 
 13(»wn on our knees devoutly all 
 liefuie tlie Lord our Maker full. 
 
 51 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 150. 
 
 >UFFOIK. 
 [Or Sf. AlbanV] 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Brlntbank. 
 
 O PRAISE the Lord in (hat blest placo, 
 From whence his goodness larsrelv flows : 
 
 Praieie him in hf av'n, where he his f'aco 
 Unveii'd in perfect glory shows. 
 
 Fraif>o him for all the mi;;ht v acts 
 Which ho in our behalf hath done j 
 
 His kindness this return exacts, 
 With which our praise should equal run. 
 
 Let. the Bhrill trumpet^s warlike voice 
 Make rocks and hills his praise rebound; 
 
 Praise him with harp's melodious noise, 
 And gentle psalt'ry's silver sound. 
 
 Lot virgin troops soft timbrels bring, 
 And some with graceful motion dance ; 
 
 Let instruments of various string, 
 
 With organ's joinM, his praiao aC'^anco. 
 
 Let them who joyful hymns compose, 
 
 To cymbals set their songs of praise: 
 Cymbals of common use, and those 
 , That loudly sound on soleam days. 
 
 Let all that vital breath enjoy, 
 
 The breath ho does to them afford. 
 
 lisb &c;lui.:s vi 
 
 k Mt V^ I j^«* a 
 
 ■I' 
 
 ■'J > 
 
 Let every creature praise the Lord. 
 
III! 
 
 52 
 
 First Sunday afitr Trinity. 
 
 MORNING— First. 
 Fsat»t84. r«ms 1,2, 4. 
 
 St. Ann's. 
 
 C M. 
 
 Dr. CiioFT. 
 
 O God of hosts, the mighty Lord, 
 
 How lovely is the placo 
 Whero thou, enlhron'd in glory^ show^st 
 
 The brightness of thy face .' 
 
 My longing soul faints with desire 
 
 To view thy blest abode ; 
 My panting heart and flesh cry out 
 
 For thee, the living God. ^ 
 
 O Lord of hosts, my Ki , and God ! 
 
 How highly blest are they. 
 Who in thy temple always dwell, 
 
 And there thy praise display ! 
 
 MORNING.— Seconp. 
 
 Psatn g. Firsts e, and Gloria Patri, beginning at Verse i. 
 
 Wakefield. o. m. Dr. HeighingtoJ*. 
 
 [Of Doncaftcr.] 
 
 To celebrate thy praise, O Lord, 
 
 I will my heart prepare ; 
 To all the list'ning world thy works, 
 
 Thy wondrous works declare. 
 
First Sunday a/ier Trinity. 
 
 The thought of them shall to my soul 
 
 Exalted pleasure bring 5 
 Whilst to thy name, O thou Mo3t High ! 
 
 Triumphant praise I sing. 
 
 GLORIA PATUI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The God whom we adore, 
 Bo glory, as it was, is now, 
 
 And shall ho evermore. 
 
 6LJ 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 71. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 12. 
 
 Leeds. c. m. Denbt, 
 
 [Or Bargor.] 
 
 In thee I put my steadfast trust j 
 
 Defend me, Lord, from shame ; 
 Inciino thine ear, and save my soulj 
 
 For righteous is thy name. 
 
 Ce thou my strong abiding place, 
 
 To which I may resort ; 
 'Tis thy decree that keeps me safe : 
 
 Thou art my rock and fort. 
 
 From cruel and ungodly men 
 
 Protect and set me free, 
 For from my earliest youth till now 
 
 My hope has been m thee. 
 
64 Second Sunday a/^cr Tnnitih 
 
 MORNING-FiKST. 
 Psalm 5. Verses 1^2,7, 
 ^T(TZt r ;, ^•"- Handel. 
 
 [Or Wallmg^ord.] 
 
 Loiin, hear tho voice cf my complaint, 
 
 Accept my secret pray'r j 
 To Ihco alone, my Kin^, my God, 
 
 Will I tor help repair* 
 
 Tl.ou in the morn my voino fibalt hoar j 
 
 Arul with Llie dawning day 
 To thoo devoutly Tii look vr^, 
 
 To the© devoutly pray. ' 
 
 But when thy boundlosfi sraco ahall me 
 
 To thy lov'd court4 ret-tore, 
 On thee I'll fix my lonii^in;; eyas, 
 
 And humbly thoro adore. 
 
 MOKNING.-Second. 
 
 Psalm 57. Verses 3, heginning at Verse 8. 
 Hanover. l. m. IIandkl. 
 
 Awake my jrlory, harp, and lute ; 
 No longer let your strings be mute; 
 And I, my tuneful part to take, 
 Will with the early dawn awake. 
 
 Thy praises, Lord, I will resound 
 To all the iist'ning nations round : 
 Thy mercy highest heav'n transcends, 
 
 n hv fr»ifl-t \\ti\rr\v\i\ *V>n. >-.l„..,l,. ,...» J.. 
 
Second S'undaTj after Trinity, 
 
 Be thou, O Gfv], <»xn1tod hi^^h j 
 And as thy glory (ilia the tky, 
 ^o Int. it he on earth flisplay'd, 
 Till thou art here, aa there, obc7'd. 
 
 no 
 
 F.VENING. 
 
 Psalni 148. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 PuopER TUNE. r. M. Dr, Miller. 
 
 KL'W MELODV. 
 
 Ye bowndloss realmB of joy, 
 
 Exalf. your JMakor's farno ; 
 His praise your son;^ employ 
 Above the starry framt) : 
 Your voices raise, 
 Ye Cherubim 
 And Seraphim, 
 To fiiivr liis praise. To sing, &c. 
 
 Thou moon that rul'st the nii;ht, 
 
 And sun that guid'st the day, 
 Vo ^oiitt'ring stars of hght, 
 To him your homage pay : 
 His praise declare. 
 Ye Iieav'ns above, 
 And cloiidi that move 
 In liquid air. In liquid, &c. 
 
 Let them ndoro the Lord, , 
 And praise his holy name, 
 Sy whose almighty word 
 They all from nothing came ! 
 And all shall last 
 From changes free ; 
 
 Axin ill ;i^ v;c:v;iCU 
 
 Stands ever fast. Stands ever, &c. 
 
!1I 
 111 
 
 6G Third Sunday after Trinity 
 
 MORNING—FiasT. 
 Psalm 1. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 Sr. Ja:ies. c. m. Court ville. 
 
 How b]f»3l is ho who no'er consent* 
 
 By ill advice lo walk ; 
 Nor ptanda in Linners* ways, nor sits 
 
 VVhei'e men profanely talk ; 
 
 But makes the perfect law of God 
 
 PI is business and delight; 
 Devoutly roads therein by day, 
 
 And meditates by night. 
 
 Like gome fair tree, which, fed by stream?, 
 
 With timely fruit does bend, 
 He i-tiil shall flourish, and success 
 
 All his designs attend. 
 
 SURPEY. 
 
 MORNING.-Second. 
 
 Psalm 97. Verses 1, 3, 12. 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Caret. 
 
 Jehovah reigns j let all the earth 
 In his just government rejoice ; 
 
 Let all the isles, with sacred mirth, 
 In his applause unite their voice. 
 
■ Third Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 Darltnoas and clouds of awful shade 
 His dazzling dory shroud in state ; 
 
 Justice and truth hia guards are made, 
 And fix'd by his pavilion wait. 
 
 Rojfiice, ye righteou?, in Iho Lord ; 
 
 Momoriala of his holineas 
 Deep in your faithful breasts record. 
 
 And »vjih your faithful tongues confeis. 
 
 57 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Pdahn 86. Virses 2j and Gloria Patri, beginning 
 
 at Verse 11. 
 
 Alverstoke. 
 [Or Doncaftcr.] 
 
 V. AC 
 
 DlBDUf. 
 
 NEW MfiLODT. 
 
 aTEACH me thy way, O Lord, and I 
 From truth shall ne'er depart : 
 
 In rev'rence to thy sacred name 
 Devoutly fix my heart. 
 
 Thee will I praise, O Lord, my God ; 
 Praise thee with heart sincere ; 
 
 And to thy everlasting name- 
 Eternal trophies rear. 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 Tho God whom wo adore, 
 
 Be glory, as it was, is now, 
 And shall b^ evermore. 
 
 f 
 
58 
 
 Fourth Sunday after Tnuily, 
 
 MORNIXG.—FiRsr. 
 Ptabn 18. Verses 1, 2, 3, 18. 
 Oj,p Hunduedth Tc.ve. l. m. Martin Lutheh. ' 
 
 No chango of Umos shall ev^r fhock 
 
 My firm airectiori, Lord, to thee ; 
 For thou haat always been a rock, 
 
 A fortress and defence to me. 
 
 Thou ny dolivVer art, my God ; 
 
 My trust is in thy mighty powV ; 
 Thou art my shield from foes abroad, 
 
 At homo my safeguard and my towV. 
 
 To thep I'll still addross my prayV, 
 (To whom all praise we justly owe j) 
 
 So shall I by thy watchful caro 
 Be guarded from my treachVous r«o. 
 
 Ilia subtle rago had near prevailed, 
 When I tlistreas'd and friendless lay ; 
 
 But still, when other succours faiPd, 
 God wab my firm support and stay. 
 
 JIORNING.—Second. 
 
 Psalm 33. Verses S, beginning ai Verse 1. 
 
 Sheffield. c. ^j. ' . Whitton, 
 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 Let all the just to God with joy 
 
 Their cheerful voices raise , 
 For woll the rlg:hteoua it becomes 
 
 To .'iing glad songs of praise. 
 
Fourth Sunday after Trinihj. 
 
 Let liarp«?, and psaltoriea, and lutes, 
 
 In joyful concert meet^ 
 And new-made 8ong;9 of loud applause 
 
 The harmony complete. 
 
 For faithful is the word of God, 
 His works with truth a hound j 
 
 lie juRtioe loves, and all the earth 
 la with his goodneaa crowti'd. 
 
 69 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 34. Verstt 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 BrnroRD. 
 [Or LoadoD.} 
 
 C. K. 
 
 Said to be Pcrceil's. 
 
 Through all the changing scenea of life, 
 
 In trouble and in joy, 
 The praises of my God shall still 
 
 My heart and tongue employ. 
 
 Of his doUv'rance I will hoaHt, 
 
 Till all that aro distross'd 
 From my example comfort take, 
 
 And charm their griefs to rest. 
 
 O ma;;nity the Lord with me, 
 
 With nic exalt his name ; 
 When in distress to him I call'd, 
 
 Ho to my succour camo. 
 
60 
 
 Fifth Sunday after Trhnl^, 
 
 \i \ 
 
 i 
 
 \ 
 
 , 
 
 morning—First. 
 
 PiaZw 112. rm« 1,3,4,6. ^ 
 
 XvNN. i. H. Dr. Blrm- t. 
 
 [Or St. Albao*!.] 
 
 FEW MELODY. 
 
 That man is blest who stands in aw© 
 Of God, and loves his sacred law ; 
 His seed on earth shall bo ronown'd, 
 And with successive honours crown'd. 
 
 His house, the scat of wealthj shall bo 
 Ar> inpxhausted treasury ; 
 His justice, free from all decay, 
 Shall blessings to his heirs convey. 
 
 The soul that's fill'd with virtue'u ligl»l 
 Shines brightest in aflliclion'*8 eight ; 
 To pity the distress'd inclin'd, 
 As well as just to all mankind. 
 
 Bosel with threatening dan^^ors round, 
 Unmov'd shall ho maintain his ground ; 
 The sweet remembrance of the Just 
 Shall tlouriihi when he sleeps in dust. 
 
 MORNING.-rSEcoND. 
 
 JPtalm 9«. Vtnti 8, and Gloria Patri^ beginfiing at Vent 3. 
 
 St. Magnus. c. m. Jkiiemiau Ciark. 
 
 [Or St. Ann's.] 
 
 To ton-string'd instruments we'll sing 
 
 With tuneful psaU'rie."* join'd ; 
 And to the harp with solemn sounds, 
 For sacred use design'd : 
 
 For through thy wondrous works, O Lord, 
 Thou mak'st my heart rejoice ; 
 
 The thoughts of them shall make me glad, 
 And shout with cheerful voice. 
 
Fifth Sunday after Triniiy, 
 
 dt 
 
 OIOIUA rATIlI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 The God whom we adore, 
 
 Be glory, as it was, u now, 
 And ahall be evermore. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 106. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 IiImanuel. 
 [Angeli Hymn.] 
 
 L« SI* 
 
 *7KW MELODV. 
 
 EacANUEL Back. 
 
 O RENDER thanks to God above, 
 The fountain of eternal love ! 
 Wlioae mercy firm through ages past 
 Has stood» and shall fur ever last, 
 
 Who can his mighty deeds express, 
 Not only vast but numberless ? 
 What mortal eloquence can raise 
 llh tribute of immoital praise ? 
 
 Happy are they, and only they. 
 Who from thy judgments never stray, 
 Who know wliat's right ; not only so, 
 But always practise what they know. 
 
 Extend to me, that favour, Lord, 
 Thou to thy chosen dost afford ; » 
 When thou return'at to set them free. 
 
Sixth Sunday after Trinity. 
 MORNING.-FiRST. 
 
 Psalm 139. Verses 4j he ginning at Verse !• 
 
 ROOXIXQHAM. L. M. 
 
 Thou, Lord, by strictest search hast known 
 My rising up and lying down ; 
 My secret thoughts are Itnown to thee, 
 Known long before conceiv'd by me. 
 
 Thine eye my bed and path surveysr, 
 My public haunts and private ways : 
 Thou know'st what 'tis my lips would vent, 
 My yet unutter'd words' intent. 
 
 Surrounded by thy powV I stand, 
 On ev'ry side I find thy hand: 
 O skill for human reach too high ! 
 Too dazzling bright for mortal eye ! 
 
 G could I so perfidious bo 
 To think of once deserting thee .' 
 Where, Lord, could I thy mfluonce sliun. 
 Or whither from thy presence nm ? 
 
 MOllNLNG.— Secosd. 
 
 Psalnt 105. Verses 4, leginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Manchkster. c. m> Dr. Wainwuight. 
 
 O RENDr.R (hanUR, and bless tlie Lord, 
 
 Invoko hia bacred name; 
 Acquaint the nations with his deeds, 
 
 ij:,. i-u 4 1,, 1~:™. 
 
Sixth Su7iday after Tnnit];. 
 
 •Sine: <o his praise in lofty hymn*, 
 His wondrous works rohears^o ; 
 
 Make thenn the theme of your di^scourse, 
 And Biibject of your verso. 
 
 Rejoice in hi« almighty name, 
 
 Alone to bo ador'd ; 
 And let 3 our hearts oVrflow with joj*, 
 
 That humbly seek the Lord. 
 
 So^U yo the Lord, hi« saving strength 
 
 Dovouiiy still implore; 
 And where l.e^s ever present, seek 
 
 His face for evermore. 
 
 63 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 15. Verses 1, 2. 3, 7. 
 Brodswortii. c. ai. Dr. Arne. 
 
 [Or Scmplicc] 
 
 Lord, who's the happy man that may 
 
 To thy bletit courts repair ; 
 Not stran^er-Iike to visit them, 
 
 But to inhabit there ? , 
 
 'Tis he whose ev'ry thought and deed 
 
 By rules of virtue moves ; 
 Whose gen'rou8 tongue disdains to speak 
 
 Tlie thing his heart disproves : 
 
 Who never did a slander forge, 
 His neif^hbour's fame to wound ; 
 
 Nor hearken to a false report, 
 By malice whisper'd round. 
 
 The man who by this steady course 
 
 Has happiness ensur'd, 
 When earth's foundation shaksB, shall stand, 
 
04 iicvenih Sunday afUr Trinity. 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 
 Psalm 125. Verses 1, 2, 4. 
 
 Yonx. CM. John JIiltox» 
 
 [Or Seoiplicc] 
 
 Who place in Sion'a God thf»ir Irust, 
 
 Like Sion'd rock ehalli stand; 
 Like her immovabio bo fix'd. 
 
 By hia almighty hand. 
 
 Look how the hilla on evVy sido 
 
 Jerusalesii c.';:;Iose ; 
 So standi tho Lord around his saints, 
 
 To ^uard them from their Iboa. 
 
 Be t'jood, O rij;hteou8 God, to those 
 
 Who righteous deed:) affect ; 
 The heart that innocence relairis, 
 
 Let innocence protect. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 PilOPER TUNE. 
 
 Psalm loo. 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Martin Lutiieh. 
 
 Wmi one consent let $11 the earth 
 To God their cheerful voices raise; 
 
 Glad homage pay, with awful mirth, 
 And bivig betbre him songs of prai&o : 
 
 Convinc'd that he is God alone, 
 From whom both wo and all proceed ; 
 
 Wo whom he chooses for his own, 
 The flock that he vouchsafes to feed. 
 
 O enter then hia temple-gate, ' 
 
 Thence to his courts devoutly presp, 
 And still your grateful hymns repeat, 
 
 Ann ciflll nia no t-ri a viti^K v^Mnt^^^n 1^1/v*m • 
 
Seventh Sujidm/ a/kr Tt intli/ 
 
 For he's the Lorr!, supremely good ; 
 
 His tnorcy i- for evor sure ; 
 II'H truth, which alwoyg firnjly stood; 
 
 To cnUIeaa a^ea thajl endure. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psa/m 1 49. Ferses 2, and Gloria Pairi, beginning at Ferse 3 , 
 PnopERTUNE. P.M. Said to be Haxdel'*». 
 
 O PRAISE ye the Lord, 
 
 Prepare your glad vcicf, 
 His praise in the gical 
 
 Assembly to sing ; 
 III our great Creator 
 
 Let I^r'el rejoice ; . 
 And children of Siun 
 
 Bq glad in their King. 
 
 Lai them his great name 
 
 Extol in the dance-; 
 "With timbrel and harp 
 
 Hia praises express ; 
 Who ahva3-a. lakes pleasure 
 
 His Kainta to a Hance, 
 And with his salvation 
 
 The humble to bless. 
 
 GLORIA PATRl. 
 
 By angels in heaven 
 
 Of ev'ry degree, 
 And saints upon earth, 
 
 Ail praise bo address'd 
 To God in threo Persons, 
 
 One God ever biesit j 
 As it hat* been, now !•, 
 
 And ulwavs shall bo» 
 
66 Elglilh Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 103.- Verses S, he ginning at Verse 19. 
 
 Kevt, l. m. 
 
 [.Or Rorkirgham.] 
 
 George Green. 
 
 Thk Lord, tlie universal Ivinp;, 
 
 In heav'n ha^ fix'd lii.s loft^ throne : 
 
 To him, yci an^el-j, |. raises .sing;, 
 In whose great strength hU pow'r is shown. 
 
 Ye that his just commands obny, 
 And hear and do hi-; sacred will j 
 
 \e Iiosts of his this tribute pay, 
 Who still what he ordains fulnl. 
 
 Let ev'ry creature jointly bless 
 
 The mighty Lord ; and thou, my heart, 
 
 With {rrateful joy thy thanlcs express, 
 And in this concert bear thy part 
 
 iMORNING,— Second. 
 Psalm 145. Verses 4, heginnivgnt Verse 1, 
 
 Lincoln. 
 
 [Or St. Anns.] 
 
 CM. 
 
 Thee I'll extol, my God and Kinj^, 
 Thy endless praiao proclaim : 
 
 This tribute daily will I bring, 
 And ever blosja thy name. 
 
Eighth Sunday afier Trinity, 
 
 Thou, t,or(], hoyond compare art ^reat 
 And hiojhly tube |,rai,^J; "^ ' 
 
 lliy majesty with boundless height 
 Above our knowledge raisM. '^ 
 
 Ronown'd for mighty acts thy fame 
 
 lo tuttue liimea extendi; 
 From age to age thy glorious namo 
 oucceysivoiy descends. 
 
 Whilst I thy glory and renown, 
 And wondrous works express ; ' 
 
 i fi(J vyorld with me thy might ghall own, 
 Ana thy great pow.V confess. 
 
 07 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 1 1 9. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1 7. 
 
 Be gi-acious fo ihy sAn-ant, Lord, 
 
 Do thou my life defend, 
 That I according to thy word 
 
 My time to come may spend. 
 
 l^nlighten both my eyes and mind, 
 
 That 80 1 may discern 
 The wondrous things which they behold, 
 
 Who thy just precepts learn. 
 
 Though, like a stranger in the land, 
 From place to place I stray. 
 
 Thy righteous judgments from my sight 
 iiemove not thou away. 
 
68 Niiith Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 MOUSING— First. 
 Piahi 00. Verses $, haginnin^ at Vem 1 . 
 St. Mauv's- , 0. 31. Ratuibl. 
 
 O Lord, tho Sa»iourand defence 
 
 Of u3 thy chosen rar«, 
 From aj^o to aj^e thou still liaat bee« 
 Our tjure abiding place. 
 
 Boforo thou brought'tit the mountains forth; 
 
 Or tli' earth and world didst frame. 
 Tiiou always wert the mi^jhty God, 
 
 And over art the eame. 
 
 TiKbu tnrnest man, O Lord, to duet, 
 
 Of which he first was made ; 
 And when thou speaU'st tho word, Return — 
 
 'Tia instantly obey'd. 
 
 i !• ■ 1 ,i 
 
 MORNING — Sboond.. 
 
 Psalm 96. V&rses 1,10,12. 
 
 l*aoPEn TUNE. p. M. Dr. Miller. 
 
 NEW aSELODY. 
 
 SwG to the Lord a n«w-made sonjj; 
 Let earth, in one assembled throng,*, < 
 
 Her common Patron^a praise resound. 
 Sing to the Lord, and bless his name, 
 From day to day his pralao proclai.Ti, 
 
 Who us hath with salvr^uo# crownU 
 
 cnoarH. 
 
 V V^».xl,^^ t.. ,1- I. 
 
 His wonders to tho un? v^rse. 
 
 1 ■ «r 
 
 ,«!» ti 
 
Ninth Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 Proclaim aloud, Jehovah rfcigns, 
 Whoso pow'r the universe eubtains, 
 
 And baniah'd jiwtice will restore; - 
 Let thereforo hea.v'n new joys confess, 
 And hoav'nly mirth let earth expreaa; 
 
 I1.8 loiKi applause tho ocean roar : 
 
 CHORUS. - 
 
 Its mute inhabitants rejoice, 
 And for their triamph find a voice. 
 
 For joy lot fertile rallies Binjr, 
 
 The cheerful groves their tribute bring j 
 
 The tuneful choir of birds awake, 
 The Lord's approach to celobrat^, 
 Who now sets out with awful stato, 
 
 His circuit through the earth to take. 
 
 CHORUS, 
 
 From heav'n to judge the world he's como^ 
 With justice to reward and doom. 
 
 ei9 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 19. Versea 3, leginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Bedford. o. m. W. Wheall, m.i. 
 
 The heav'ns deolare thy glory, Lord, 
 
 Which that alone can fill ; 
 The firmament and stars express 
 Their great Creator^s skill. 
 
 The dawn of each returning day 
 Fresh beams of knowledge brings ; 
 
 From darkest night's successive rounSt 
 Divine instruction springs. . 
 
 Their pow'rful language to no realm 
 
 Or region is eonfin'd ; 
 'Tie nature's voice, and understood 
 
 Alike by all mankind. 
 
70 
 
 Tenth Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 MORNING— First. 
 
 Psalm i46. Verses 6, 7, 8, 10. 
 
 MemriA!!. 
 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 
 C. M* 
 
 Handel. 
 
 Tii*: Lord, who made both hoav'n and earth, 
 
 And all that they contain, 
 Will nevor quit his steadfast truth. 
 
 Nor make his proniiae vain. 
 
 Tho poor oppressVJ, from all their wrong 
 
 Are eaji'd by hii decree ; 
 He gives the hungry needful food. 
 
 And Bfcta the pria'ncrs free. 
 
 By him the blind receive their sight, , 
 The weak and fallen lie rears ; ' 
 
 With kind regard and tender love 
 lie for the righteous caree. 
 
 The God thatdoes in Sion dwell, 
 
 Is our eternal King ; 
 From age to a-^e his reign endures, . 
 
 Let all hiis praises sing. 
 
 SURKEV. 
 
 MOruL\G.— Secioxd. 
 Psalm 95. Verses 1, 2, 3, 6. 
 
 L. M. 
 
 O COME, loud anthems let us sing, 
 Loud thanks to our Almighty King; 
 For we our voices hi»h should rftisej 
 ^V^hen our salvution'e Kock we praib©. 
 
 Cakes'. 
 
Tenth Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 Into his presence let us haste, 
 To thank him for his favours past j 
 To him a«JdrcK8, in joyful so/in^s, 
 The praise that to his name belongs. 
 
 For Gotl the Lord, enlhron'd in state, 
 Is, with unrivall'd glory great ; 
 A King superior far to all, 
 Whom, b^ his title, God we call. 
 
 O let us to his courts repair, 
 And bow with adoration there; 
 Down on our knees, devoutly all 
 Before the Lord our Maker fair. 
 
 71 
 
 St. Maiinus. 
 
 [OrLondon.] 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm nr. And Glmia Patru 
 
 0, M. JeSEMIAH ClARK. 
 
 A\ jTii cheerful notes let all the earth, 
 To heaven their voices raise j 
 
 Let all, inspired with godly mirth, 
 Sing solemn hymns of praise. 
 
 Go^s tender mercy knows no bound, 
 His truth shall ne'er decay / 
 
 Tiien let the willing nations round 
 Their grateful tribute pay. 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The God whom we adore, 
 Be glory, as it was, is now, 
 
 ^r^A 
 
 AXt 
 
 .U,.I1 u 
 
 --. -isaji wc cvt'rmore. 
 
72 
 
 
 Eleventh Sunday after Twiiti/. 
 
 . MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 18. Verses 1, 2, 3, 18. 
 
 X.. u. Cumvuei Bach.- 
 
 NEW HELQDl 
 
 No change of times shall ever shock 
 My firm afferf!"n, Tord, to tliee j 
 
 For thou haul always been a rock^ 
 A fortreus and defence to me. 
 
 Thou my deliverer art, my God ; 
 
 My trust is in thy mighty powV ; 
 Thou art my shield from foes abroad, 
 
 At home my safeguard aod my low V. 
 
 To thee Til still address my pray'r, 
 (To whom all praise we ju'^tly owe j) 
 
 So shall I by thy watchful caro 
 Be guarded from my treacherous foe. 
 
 His subtle rage had near prevail'd, 
 When I diatreas'd and friendless lay ^ 
 
 But still, when other succoura fail'd, 
 God was my firm support and stay. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 Pealm 8. Verses Ij % 4, 6, 9. 
 
 Hatfield. 
 [Or London.] 
 
 o.m. 
 
 NEW MEJLODT. 
 
 Dr. MlLLKBv 
 
 O THOU, to whom all creatures bow 
 
 Within this earthly frame, 
 Tlirough all the world how great art thou ! 
 
 How clonous is thy name I How glocious, &c. 
 
Eleventh Suni/iy afler Tiinily* 
 
 n 
 
 Whon Heav'n thy beauteous wot k on high, 
 ^ Kniploys my wond'ring nighl ; 
 TKe moon that nightly rules the nky, 
 
 With alars of feebler light : With ufarp, &c. 
 What'a man (say I), that, Lord, thou lov'st 
 
 To Ueep him in thy mind? * 
 
 Or what his offupring, that thou prov'at 
 
 To them ao wondrous kind ? To them, &c. 
 llim next irt pow'r thou didst crcato 
 
 To thy celestial train } 
 Ordain'd, with dignity and state, 
 
 O'er all thy works to reign. O'er all, &c. 
 O thou, to whom all creatures bow 
 
 Within this earthly frame, 
 Through all the world how great art thou ? 
 
 How glorious is thy namoT How glorious, &c, 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 111. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Suffolk. l. m. . {Or SL Alban's-I 
 
 Praise ye the Lord ; our God to praise 
 My soul her utmost pow'r shall raise j 
 , With private friends and in the throng 
 Of saints his praise shall be my song. 
 His works for gr^atno^a though renown'd, 
 His wondrous works with ease are found 
 l^y those who seek for them aright, 
 And in the pious search delight. 
 His works are all of matchloaa fame, 
 And universal glory claim : 
 His truth, confirm'd through ages past, 
 iShall to eternal ages last. 
 
 By precepts ho hath us enjoined 
 
 To keep his wondrous works in mind, 
 
 And to posterity record, 
 
 That good aud gracious is our Iiord. 
 
 -i 
 
74 
 
 Twelfth Sunday n/icr TrinUy, 
 I^IORNING.—FiBST- 
 
 Psalm 119. ViTsta 3, beginning at Vent 169. 
 
 Sr. MauyV 0. M. Rathiei- 
 
 To my request and earneal cry, 
 
 Attend. O gracious Lord ; 
 Inspire m^ heart with heavenly skilly 
 
 According to ihy word. 
 
 l«t my repeated prayV at last 
 
 Before thy throne appear; • 
 
 According to thy plighted word^ 
 For my relief draw near. 
 
 Then rfiall my grateful lips return 
 
 The tribute of their praise, 
 When thou thy counsels hast reveaPd, 
 
 And taught me thy just ways. 
 
 MORNING.— Seco^p. 
 Psdlm 149. Ferses e, and Gloria Patrit BeginntHg at Vene 1. 
 pRorER TUNS. P. u. Said to be IlANrrj/c 
 
 O PRAISE ye the Lord, 
 
 Prepare your glad voicei 
 His praise in the great 
 
 Assembly to sing ; 
 In our great Creator 
 
 Let lar'el rejoice ; 
 And children of Sion 
 
 Be glad in Ibeir King. 
 
Twelfth Sunday after Ti ini/y. 
 
 Lot them Tils jjrrat natna 
 
 Kxto] in the dance ; 
 With timbrel anfl harp 
 
 Ilia praiies exprojn ; 
 'Who alv ays takes pK.asur© 
 
 His KaintH to advanco, 
 And with his salvation 
 
 The humble to bleaa. 
 
 OLoniA VATRl. 
 
 By flngols in heaven 
 
 Of ev'ry dogreo, 
 And saints upon earth, 
 
 All praise bo address'd 
 To God in three Persons, 
 
 One God ever blest ; 
 As it has been, now i«, 
 
 And always shall be. 
 
 75 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 1 1 5. Verses 1,11,14. 
 
 0. H. 
 
 Brodsworth. . 
 [Or Semplicc] 
 
 Lord, not to us, we claim m share, 
 But to thy sacred name, • 
 
 Qive glory for thy mercies sake, 
 And Iruih's eternal fame. 
 
 . Let all who truly fear the Lord, ' 
 
 On him they fear, rely; 
 Who them in danger can defend, 
 And all their wants supply* 
 
 On you, and on your heir*, he will 
 Increase of blessings bring; 
 
 Thrice happy you who fav'ntes are 
 Of this Almighty King. 
 
 Dr. Arne. 
 
li 
 
 7i> Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 130. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 » 
 
 Aj I. Saints. • s. m. • Dr. Kowarp- 
 
 [Or Wefttninfler.j 
 
 From lowest depths of vi'oe, 
 
 To God I send my cr}' ; 
 Lord, hear my supplicating voice, 
 
 And graciuuiily rpply. 
 
 Shbuldst thou severely judge, 
 
 Who can the trial bear ? 
 Cut tho'u forgiv^st, lest we despond, 
 
 And quite renounce thy fear. 
 
 My soul with patience waits 
 For thee, the living Lord : 
 My hopes are on thy promise built; 
 N . Thy never-failing word. 
 
 MORNING.—Skcono. 
 ^ • Fsalm 100. 
 Proper TUNE. lm. Martin Luther. 
 
 Wtth one consent let all the earth 
 To God Iheir cheerful voiaes raise j 
 
 Glad homage pay, with awful mirth, 
 And sing before him eonga of praise i 
 
Thirtetnih Sunday aficr Trmihj. 
 
 Convinc'd Wiai he is God alone, 
 
 From whom both we and all proceod ; 
 
 Wo whom he chooseH for his own, 
 The flock that he vouchssafca to teed. 
 
 O enter then hia temple-gjate, 
 
 Thonce to his courts devoutly press, 
 
 And 8ti)l your grateful hymns repeat, . 
 And still his name with prawea bless : 
 
 For he's the Lord, supremely good ; 
 
 His mercy is for ever Kure ; 
 His truth, which always firmly stood. 
 
 To endleae ages shall endure. 
 
 7/ 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psahii 3*i. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 7. 
 
 BeSFORD. • C.M. W. WllEAUjM.B. 
 
 Thk hosts of God encamp around 
 
 The dwellings of the juit ; 
 Deliv'rance fie affords to aH 
 
 Who on hia succour Irust. 
 
 O make but trial of hia love, 
 
 Experience will decide, 
 How blest are they, and only they, 
 
 Who in hia truth confide. 
 
 Fear him, ye saints, and you will then 
 
 Have nothing else to fear ; 
 Make you hia service your delight. 
 
 He'll make your wants his care. 
 
78 Fourteenth Sunday a/ter TrmUy. 
 
 xMORNING.-FmsT. 
 
 Psalm G5. ^'erses 3, leginning at Verse U. 
 
 '^'^r/^J: « .. ^•*^^* George Green. 
 
 [Off Rockingham.] ® 
 
 Thv ficoodnoss <loea the circling y<*ar 
 \ViLh hcdh reluins Qt* plent}' crown ; 
 
 And where thy j^lorioiis paths appear, 
 The fruiUul clouds drop lainesa down. 
 
 Tbpy drop on barren forests, changM 
 By them to pastures fre^h and green 5 
 
 Tl.ft hills about in order ran|;-'d 
 In boautcoua robes of j^y are 8ce,n. 
 
 Lai-qo flocks with fl?3cy wool adorn 
 The cheerful downs ; the vallieH biin;j 
 
 A plenteous crop of full-ear'd corn, 
 And fceeni for joy to aliuut and sing. 
 
 h! 
 
 [■! 
 
 MORNING.— SiicoND. 
 
 P^alm 9G. Verses 1, 10, 12. 
 
 Proper TCNE. -- p.m. Dr. Miller. 
 
 KE^V MELODY. • 
 
 SiN'Q to the Lord a new-made sonjr; 
 Let earth, in ono assembled thronjj. 
 
 Her common Patron'x praise resoimd. 
 Sing to the Lord, and ble«s hi;* name, 
 From day to day his praise proclaim. 
 
 Who us hath with salvation crown'd. 
 CHORUS. 
 To heathen lands hi;* fame rehearse, 
 His wonders to the univereo. 
 
l^'onrie^tUh Sunday after Trinltij. 
 
 Proclaim alr.ud, J(,!,ovah rf>:Vns, 
 Whose powVt!.eunivor.eHiTstain,., 
 
 Let thero oro h^av'n ,u.w jny« confo.^, 
 
 Andheavnlyrnirthlotoan-hoxproBs: 
 Ifa-Ioud applause th« ocean roar : 
 
 •,., ' crioRus. 
 
 ismuleinlial.itnnfsmoicp, 
 
 And for their triumph lind a voice. 
 
 Forjoylet/milftvalliessins, 
 
 i he Lord h approach to celebrate, 
 \Vhonow8.Hs out with awful Htate, 
 Hi8 cucuit throu-h the earth to lake. 
 
 1^ , 'CHORUS. 
 
 \V?th ;^f^^ "/«>'^Se the world he's come, 
 VV Uh justice to reward and doom. 
 
 79 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psalm 51 . Verses 3, />.^tnn/«^ ai Verse 1 1 . 
 
 [Or Newton.] • Dr. MlUER. 
 
 ,,, NEWMEIODy. 
 
 VV iTHDRAW not ihou thy Jielp, 
 Nor cast me from thy sjrrht, 
 . Nor let thy Holy Spirit take 
 Its everlasting fli<rht. 
 The joy thy favour gives, 
 Let me a;rain obtain ; 
 
 "^"id ^"i ^^^' ^1''"^'" ^''•t" support 
 My fainting soul sustain. 
 
 So I thy righteoui ways 
 -- T? ^"iners will impart, 
 W hilst my advice shall wicked men 
 10 thy just Uwi convert. 
 
80 FiftUnth Sunday offer Trinity^' 
 
 MORNlNG-FnisT. 
 P^alm 145. t'crses Bf9,U, 
 
 "RisHop TiioRPK. ■ e. M. Jeuem. Clark. 
 
 [Or Windlbr.] 
 
 TnK Lord is ffood, fi'f^sh acts ofgraco 
 
 His pity .«till i<u;>plio9 ; 
 His rxiv^i'v U10VPS with arloweat pace, 
 
 Hi* willing mercy flioa. 
 
 Thy lov« throMj^h earth exlenda its rtame, 
 
 To all thy works ex|>rost ; 
 'J'heso gimw thy praisf , whilst thy great nam© 
 
 Is by thy servants blest. 
 
 Thoy, witli the cjlorious proepoct firM, 
 
 Shrill of thy kingdom epeak ; 
 And thy great pow»r, hy all admir'd. 
 
 Their bfly euhjoct make. 
 
 MORNING.—Secqnd. 
 
 Psahii 98. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 ShFFFIELD. cm. ■ • WlIITTOX. 
 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 SiNT. to the Lord a new-made son^, 
 Who wondroii ^ things has done ; 
 lA'ith his3 right hand and holy arm 
 • The conquebt he has wo»i. 
 
 The Lord has through th' astonish 'd world 
 
 Dispiay'd his slaving might, 
 And made his righteous acts appear 
 
 in all the Heathens' sight. 
 
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity, 81 
 
 Of lar'ers house, his love and !nith 
 
 Have ever mindful hem ; 
 Wide earth'e rtTioteit parU the powet 
 
 Of lir'ePs God have seen. 
 
 Let therefore earth's inhabitants 
 
 Their cheerful voices raise, 
 And all with universal joy 
 
 Resound their Maker's praise. 
 
 Bdrforo. 
 [Or Semplicc] 
 
 EVENING. 
 PsaUn 43. Verses 1, 2, S. 
 
 c. u. Said to be PaaoEiL'a. 
 
 As pants the heart for cooling streams, 
 When heated in the chase ; 
 
 So longs my soul, O God, for thee. 
 And thy refreshing grace. 
 
 <For thee, roy God, tlie living God, 
 
 My thirsty soul does pine ; 
 O ! when shall I behold thy face, 
 
 Ther^ Majesty divine ! 
 
 Why iystless, why cast down, my soul? 
 
 Trust God, and he'll employ 
 His nid for theo, and change these sigh* 
 
 To thankful hymns of joy. 
 
 K 
 
82 
 
 Sixteenth Sunday after Triniti^ 
 
 MORNING— First. 
 
 Psalm 19. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 St. James's. o. m. Courtvillk. 
 
 TiTF lioav'na deolaro thy glory, Lord| 
 
 Which that alone can fill ; 
 The firmament and stars express 
 
 Their great Creator's skill. 
 
 Thfi dawn of each returning day 
 Fresh beams of knowledge brings ; 
 
 From darkest night's successive rounds 
 Divine instruction springs. 
 
 Their pow'Hnl language to no realm 
 
 Or region is cpiifin'd ; 
 'Tis nature's voice, and understood 
 
 Alike by all rac^nkind. 
 
 MORNING.— Second, 
 
 J^salm 106« Verses 4, beginning at V&rse 1. 
 
 Kmanuel. I' M, Emanuel Bach. 
 
 [Or Angels Hyran.] ^ 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 O RENDER thanks; to pod above, 
 The fountain of eternal love ! 
 Whose mercy firm through air'^B pa«t 
 Has stood, and shall for ever last. 
 
sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. 83 
 
 Who can hia mighty deeds exprftss, 
 Not only vast but numberless ? 
 What mortal eloquence can raisd 
 His tribute of immortal praise ? 
 
 Happy are they, and only they, 
 
 yYru^ f''^"^ thy judgtrenta never stray, 
 V\ ho know what'd right; not only bo, 
 liut always practise what they know. 
 
 Extend to me that favor, Lord, 
 rhoti to thy chosen dost afford ; 
 When thou return'st to set them free, 
 Let thy salvation visit me. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Piatm 72, Verses 2, and Gloria Patri, beginukg at Verse tS.. 
 
 ALVEnsroKE. c. m. Dxbdlv. 
 
 [Or Doncaflcr.] 
 
 NEW MeLOUv. 
 O bless'd be God, the mighty Lordj 
 
 The God whom Israel fears ; 
 Who only wondrous ie his works 
 Beyond compare appears. 
 
 Let earth be with his glory filPd, 
 
 For ever bless his name ; 
 Whilst to his praise the listVnng world 
 
 1 heir glad assent proclaim. 
 
 GLORIA PATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 1 he God whom we adore, 
 
 Be glory, as it was, is how, 
 And shall bo evermore. 
 
84 
 
 Sivenieentli Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 MORNING.—FiEST. 
 Psalm 22. Verses 23, 24, 25, 27. 
 
 York. 
 [Or Semplicc] 
 
 c. M. 
 
 John Min^td 
 
 Ye worahippert of Jacob's God, 
 
 All you of Isr^ePs line, 
 O praise the Lord; and to your praise 
 
 Sincere obedience join. 
 
 He ne'er disdained on low dielress 
 
 To cast a gracious eye, 
 Nor turned from poverty his face. 
 
 But hears its humble cry. 
 
 Thua in thy sacred courts will I 
 My cheerful thanks express, 
 
 In presence of thy saints perform 
 The vows of my distress. 
 
 Then shall the glad converted world 
 To God theif homage pay ; 
 
 And scattered nations of the earth 
 Qne sovereign Lord obey. 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 33. Verses 3, Icginning at Verse IS. 
 
 Br'^dbwoeth. c. m. Dr. Arnil 
 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 
 'Tis God, who those that trust in him, 
 
 Beholds with gracious eyes ; 
 He frees their soul from death ; their want, 
 
 In time of dearth supplies. 
 
* ^eviiitetiith Sunday after THntty* a3 
 
 Our soul on God with patience waits j 
 
 Our help and shield U he ; 
 Then, Lord, let still our* hearts rejoice 
 
 Because we trust in thee. 
 
 TIjo riches of thy mefcy, Lord, 
 
 Do thou to us extend ; 
 Since we for all we want or wleh^ 
 
 On thft^Ione depend. 
 
 EVENING?. 
 
 Psahn 9. Venee 3, beginning at Vers4 9. 
 
 IiTNCOLN. o,ji, 
 
 [Or St. Ann's.] 
 
 God is a constant sure defencd 
 
 Against oppressing rage ; 
 As troubles rise, his needful aids 
 
 In our behalf engage. 
 
 All those who have his goodness prov'd, 
 
 Will in his ttuth confide j 
 Whose mercy ne^er forsook the maa 
 
 That on hia help relied. 
 
 Sing praises therefore to the tord, 
 
 From Sioii his abode } 
 Proclaim his deeds till all the wodd 
 
 Confess no other Cfod« 
 
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S6 TAghUtnih Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 
 Psalm 118. Vtr8(s 1, 3,8. 
 
 St. Ann's. c m. Dr. Cnon. 
 
 O PRA18E the Lord, for he is goodj, 
 
 His mercies ne'er decay ; 
 That his kind iavours ever |a«t. 
 
 Let thankful lar'el Bay. 
 
 Their sense of his eternsl lov«^, 
 
 Let Aaron'«j house express ; 
 And that it never fails, let all 
 
 That fear the Lord, confeae. 
 
 For better Ms to trust in God, 
 And havo the Lord our friend, 
 ' Than on the greatest human power 
 Fur safety to depend. 
 
 Re 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 
 Psalm 113. Verses 2. and Gloria Patri, leginning 
 
 at Verscl* 
 
 PaoPER TONE. 
 
 PclI. 
 
 Dr. Miller. 
 
 Yb saints and servants of the Lord, 
 The triumphs of his name record. 
 
 His sacred name for ever bless ; 
 Where'er the circling #un displays 
 His rising beams or setting rays, 
 
 Due praise to hia great xiAme address. 
 
nOFT. 
 
 EigJUtinth Sunday afUr Trinity, 
 
 God through tho world extends his sway \ 
 The regions of eternal day 
 
 But shadows of hin glory are ; 
 To Ilim whose majesty excels, 
 Who made the heav'n in which ho diprclls^ 
 
 Let no created power compare* 
 
 GLORIA TATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, 
 
 The God whom hoav'n'a tritimphant host, 
 
 And suff'ring eainls on earth adore, 
 Be glory, as in age« past. 
 As now it iB, and so shall last, 
 
 When tiuie itself shall be no more. 
 
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 ILLER* 
 
 EVENING. 
 Fsalm 62. FersM 6, 7, 8, 1 1 . 
 Rockingham. l. m. 
 
 O ntou, my soul, on God rely, 
 On him alone thy trust repose ; 
 
 My roclc and help will stiil supply 
 To bear the shock of all my foes. 
 
 God does his sating health dispense, 
 And flowing blessings daily send ; 
 
 He is my fortress and defence, 
 On him niy.sQpl shall still depend. 
 
 In him, ye people, always trust, 
 Before his throne pour out your hearts 
 
 For God the merciful and just 
 His timely aid to us imparts. 
 
 The Lord has oft his will expr^ssfd, 
 And I this truth have fully known, 
 
 To be of bouMdl^s power poss^ss'd 
 Belongs of dght (o Q94 alpQe. 
 
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8S Simteenih Sunday after Trinity, 
 
 MORNING.— Fittst, 
 
 Psalm 8. Vei'ses 1, 3, 4, 5, 9. 
 
 Hatfield. cm. Dr.MiLtEft* 
 
 [Or London.] 
 
 N£W MELODY. 
 
 O THOU, to whom all creaturas bow 
 
 Within thia earthly framei 
 Thr'ough all the world how gjoat art thou f 
 
 How glorious is thy name I How glorious, Aci" 
 
 When Heav'n thy beauteous work on high, 
 
 Employs my wondVing sight j 
 The moon that nightly rules the sky, 
 
 With stars of feebler light : With stars^ &c. 
 
 What*8 man (say 1), that, Lord, thou lov'st 
 
 To keep him in thy mind ? 
 Or whut his offspringfy that thou prov'st 
 
 To them so wondrous kind ? To tliem, kc* 
 
 Him next in powV thou didst create 
 
 To thy celestial train j 
 Ordain'd, with dignity and state, 
 
 O'er all thy works to reign^ 0*er all, to 
 
 ^ P thou, to whom all creatures bow 
 Within this earthly iVame, 
 Through all the world how great art thou t 
 How glorious is thy name I How glorious, Sic, 
 
 MORNING.— SaooTO. 
 Psalm 102. Vsrses 4, beginning ai Verst 25. 
 
 Leeds. o. m* < Djsnby. 
 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 The strong foundations of the earth 
 
 Of old by thee were laid I 
 Thy hands the beauteous arch of heav'fl 
 With wondroui t'jdll have xxiadei 
 
Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity. Bd 
 
 Whilst thoi! for ever shalt endure, 
 
 Thoy soon Hhall pa«>B away ; 
 And liko a garment, often wore^ 
 
 Shall tarninb and decay. 
 
 Like that, when thou ordain'st the change, 
 
 To thy command they bend ; 
 But thou continu'st still the same, 
 
 Nor have thy years an end. 
 
 Thou to the children of the saints 
 
 Shalt lasting quiet give, 
 Whose happy race, securely fix'd) 
 
 Shall ia thy presence live. 
 
 EVENING. 
 PidmlG. Verses 8,9,10,11. 
 
 WiNDSeR. CM. RAVENSCI^rT. 
 
 I STRIVE each action to approve 
 
 To his all-seeing eye ; 
 No danger shall my hopes remove, 
 
 Because he still is nigh. 
 
 Therefore my heart all grief defies, 
 
 My glory does rejoice ; 
 My ^^sh shall reBt in hope to rise, 
 
 Wak'd by his powerful voice. 
 
 Thou, Lord, when I resign my breath, 
 
 My soul from hell shalt free j 
 Nor let thy holy ore in death 
 
 The least corruption sco. 
 
 Thou shalt the paths of life display, 
 
 Which to thy presence lead ; 
 Where pleasure** dwell without allay. 
 
 And joys that never fade. 
 
90 
 
 Twentieth Sunday after Trimly. 
 MORNING.-FiBST. 
 
 ' Psalm 112. Verses I, 3, 4, 6. 
 
 liVNN. I. M. Dr. BCRNEt. 
 
 [Or St. Alban'«.] 
 
 NEW MELODtT 
 
 That man is bleat who stands in awe 
 Of God, and lovfts his sacred law ; 
 His seed on earth ehaU be renownM, 
 And with successive honours crpwn'd. • 
 
 His house, the seat of wealth, shall be 
 An incxhausted treasury j 
 liis justice, free from all decay, 
 Shall blessings to his hmrs convey* 
 
 The soul that's fiird with virtue's light 
 Shines brightest in affliction's night j 
 To pity the distress'd inclin'd, 
 As well as just to all mankind 
 
 Beset with threatening dangers round, 
 , Unmov'd shall he maintain his ground; 
 The sweet remembrance of the just 
 Shall nourish, when he sleeps in dust. . 
 
 MORNING.— Seconu. 
 
 Psalm 145. Verses 4, beginning at Ver^e 1 • 
 
 Lincoln. c. m. 
 
 [Or St. Anns.] 
 
 TiiEE I'll extol, my God and King, 
 Thy fendless praise proclaim : 
 
 This tribute daily will I bring, 
 And ever bless thy name. 
 
 Thou, Lord, beyond compare art great, 
 
 And highly to be praio'd ; 
 Thy majesty with boundless height 
 
 Above our knowledge rais'd. 
 
Twentieth Sunday after Trinity, ^l 
 
 fionown'd for mighty acta thy fame 
 
 To fiMure limes exlenda ; 
 From ago to asfo thy glorious n^tno 
 
 Successively dest ends. 
 
 Whilst I thy glory and renown, 
 
 And wondrous works exprosa ; ^ 
 
 Tho world with me thy nii^^ht shall own, 
 
 And thy great pow'r confess. 
 
 j»f 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 T^alm 136. Verses 1, 2, 25. 
 148th Proper TUNE. ^.llr-^ - Dr. Millar. 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 To God the mighty Lord, 
 
 Yovir joyful thanks repeat J 
 To him due praise afford, 
 
 As good as ho U great ; 
 For God does prove 
 
 Our cohstant friend j 
 His boundless love 
 
 Shall never end. Shall, &c. 
 
 To Him whose wondrous pow'r 
 
 All other gods obey. 
 Whom earthly kings adore, 
 
 This grateful homage pay ; 
 For God does pro^'e 
 
 Our constant friend j 
 Hin boundless love 
 
 Shall never «nd. Shall, &c. 
 
 He does the food supply 
 
 On which all creatures live j 
 To God who reigns on high, 
 
 Eternal praises give ; 
 For God will prove 
 
 Our constant friend j 
 Ilia boundless lovo . 
 
 Shall never end. Shall, d^«, ^ 
 
9a Twanty-frst Sunday after THnity. 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 116. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 6. 
 
 Bisnop Thorpe. 
 (Or Windfor.] 
 
 0. M. 
 
 JtRZVL. ClASK. 
 
 How ju«t and merciful is God, 
 
 How gracious iu the Lord, 
 Who saves the harmlea?, and tx) mo 
 
 Doo8 timely aid afford ! 
 
 Then free from pensive cares, my aotil, 
 
 ReHume thy wonted rest ; 
 For God has wondrously to thee 
 
 His bounteoua love expre^t. 
 
 When death alarmed n^ie, he remov'd 
 
 My dangers and my fears ; 
 My feet from falling he secur'd, 
 
 And dried my eyes from tears. 
 
 Therefore my life's remaining years, 
 Which God to me Hhall lend, 
 
 Will 1 in praises to his name^ 
 And in his service spend. 
 
 MORNING.--SECOKD. 
 
 Psalm 66. Verses 3, beginning at VeHe 1. 
 
 St. Magnus. o. m. Jeremuh Ciakk 
 
 [Or St. Jamei.] 
 
 Let all the land with shdtits of joy 
 
 To God their voices raise J 
 Sing psalms in honour of his name, 
 
 And spread his glorkJtiB pra^iae- 
 
Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 And let them iay, How dreadful, Lords 
 
 In all thy works art thou f 
 To thy groat pow'r thy stubborn foes 
 
 Shall all be tbrc'd to bow. 
 
 Through all the earth the nations rounci 
 Shall thee their God confess, 
 
 And with glad hymns their awful dread 
 Of thy great name express. 
 
 98 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psaltn 57. Verses 8, beginning at Verse S. 
 
 Hanover. l. u. Said to be Handei'«. 
 
 Awake jny glory, harp, and lute ; 
 No longer let your strings be mute ; 
 And I, ray tuneful part to take, 
 Will with the early itmn awake. 
 
 Thy praises, Lord, I will resound 
 To all the listening nations round : 
 Thy mercy highest heav'n transcendt, 
 Thy truth beyond the clouds extends. 
 
 Be thou, O God, exalted high 5 
 
 And as thy glory fills the sky, 
 
 So let it be on earth displayed, 
 
 Till thou art here, as there, obey'd. 1 
 
94 Twsnttj'scccnd Sunday after Tvinity. 
 
 MORNlN<x.-^FiiiBT. 
 
 Psalm 119. Verses 3, beginning at Verse b* 
 
 Mksstaii. c. m« IIaxdll. 
 
 [Or Bedford.] 
 
 O TiiKN that thy most holy will 
 
 M'ltjtit oVr rnv wayn preside*, 
 And I tho courso of all tny life 
 
 By Ihy direction guide' - 
 
 Thon with assurance i«houI|i I walk, 
 
 From nil confusion f« CO ; 
 Convinc'd with joy that all my ways 
 
 With tiiy commandb agree. 
 
 My Tiprighi hccrl thnll my <;lad mouth 
 
 Wiih cheerful praises fill. 
 When, hy thy riglutoiis judiijmenl lau;;hl, 
 
 I shiill Ijavo Icarnlth} will. 
 
 MORNING.—Siicoxij. 
 Ptaim 135. Verses 3, and Gloria Patri, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Bedford. cm. W. Wueall, m.b. 
 
 [Or St. James.] 
 
 O TRAisE tho Lord with one consent,. 
 
 And magnify his n;imoj 
 Let all the Eervanls of the Lord 
 
 Ilis worthy praise proclaim. 
 
■ Ticcnhj-seccnd Sunday of la- Ti inily, 95 
 
 Praitio hini, all yo that in l.is houso 
 
 Attend uith constant care ; 
 ^yi:h ihcec that to \m utmobt court* 
 
 With huiiibJo zeal repair. 
 
 For this our truest inl'rest if, 
 
 Glad hymns ofpraiao to sintx ; 
 And with loud sor.gs to bless l7i« name, 
 
 A moat delighttul thing. 
 
 GLORIA PATItl. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoaf, 
 
 Tho God whom we adore, 
 Be Kl<»ryf «» >t wafi, is now, 
 
 And i-hail be evermore* 
 
 EVENliXa. 
 
 Psalm 67. Verses 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Gallway. 
 £Or Newton.] 
 
 B. U. 
 
 Dr. MiLLcn* 
 
 To- bless thy chosen race, 
 
 In mercy, Lord, incline, 
 And cause tho brightness of thy face 
 
 On all xhy saints to shine: 
 That so thy wondrous way 
 
 May through the world be known ; 
 Whilst distant lands their tribute pay, 
 
 And thy salvation own. • ■ 
 
 Lftt diflf'ring nations join 
 
 To cclobrate thy fiime ; 
 Let all the world, O Lord, combine 
 
 To praiso thy glorious name. 
 
 O l^t thorn shout and Bin;r, 
 ^ Dissolv'd in pious mirth; 
 For thou, tho righteous Judj^o snd Kin^, 
 ishalt sjovcrn all tho earth. * 
 
% Twrnty-ihird Sunday a/tir Tr\nihf, 
 
 ^/MORNING— First. 
 Psalm 80. Vtrsa 3, leginjiing at Verse 1. 
 
 WwDBon. 
 
 C. M. 
 
 RAviiNscRorr. 
 
 To my complaint, O jLord, my God, 
 
 Thy gracioui ear incline ; 
 Hear me, distrest, and destitute 
 
 Of all relief but thine! 
 
 Do thou, O God, preserve my eoul, 
 That does thy name adore : 
 
 Thy servant keep, and him whose trust 
 llelies on thee, restore. 
 
 To rfio who daily thee invoice, 
 
 Thy mercy, Lord, extend; 
 Kefresh thy servant's soul, whose hopes 
 
 On thee alone depend. 
 
 MORNING.— Skcond. 
 Psalm 1S9» Verses 4, leginmng at Vtrse 1. 
 EOCKINOHAU. L. Iff. 
 
 ■ ■ ! ,. 
 
 Thou, liord, by atrictcst Fparcli hast known 
 My rising up and lying down ; 
 My secret thoughts are known to thee, 
 Known long before conceiv'd by me. 
 
 Thine eye my bed and path surveys, 
 My public haunts and pri\'atc ways : 
 Thou know'at what 'tis my lips would vent. 
 My yet unutter'd worda- intent. . 
 
 -i.;.' 
 
Tiixn}p third Sunday a/ttr Triniiy, Of 
 
 Surrounded by thy pow>r 1 alartd, 
 On ovVy eide I find thy hand i 
 O skill for human reach too high ! 
 Too dazzling bright for mortal cjo \ 
 
 O could t 80 perAdious be 
 Tn think ofortce deserting thee t 
 Whore, Lord, could I thy influence Bhun> 
 Or whither from thy presence run ? 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psatm 119. Vtms 4} Uginnins at Verse 131 
 
 Wrnt favour, Lord, look doWrt od me, 
 
 Who thy relief implore J 
 As thou art wont to visit those 
 
 Who thy blest name adt»ro» 
 
 DirccleVl by t!iy heav»niy Word, 
 Let &U my footsteps be ; 
 
 Nor wiokedncssofany kind . 
 
 Dominion have o'er mei 
 
 Kelddse, entirely set me fVee> 
 
 From persecuting handsj 
 That unmolested I,may learn^ 
 
 And practitse thy commands* 
 
 Crt me devoted to ihy foaf', 
 
 Lord, make thy face to Shine } 
 Thy statutes both to kno\^^ lind keeo» 
 
 Mjr heart with geal iaciy«. ' 
 
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Twenith/ouiih Sunday after THnihf 
 
 MORNING.-Fim. 
 Psalffi 8^. Verses 1, 2, 6. 
 
 MEflltENBUROU. t. M. EmaWUEL BacU- 
 
 TiiY TnercloB, Lordj shall be my sonr, 
 
 3Iy Bong on them ohall ever dweJl : Mj^ song, &c. 
 To nges yol unborn my tongue 
 
 Thy njver-failing truth ihali tell. 
 
 I have affirmed, and still malnttin, 
 
 Thy mercies shall for ever last : Thy mercios, &c. 
 Thy truth, that does the heav'ns suatain, 
 
 Like them shall stand for ftver faet. 
 
 For such bifupendous truth and love* 
 
 Both heaven and earth just praises owe : Both, &o% 
 By choirs of angeb sung above, 
 
 And by aesembled saints below. 
 
 MOllNING.— Second. 
 Fsa?w9G. KcT-M* 1, 10, 12. 
 
 rROrSH TUNE. 
 
 r.iii. 
 
 Pr. MiLLr.a^ 
 
 NEW MELODY. 
 
 SiN«i to the Lord a new-made song ; 
 Let earth, in on© assembled throng, 
 
 Her common Bolron's praifie resound- 
 Sing to the Lord, and bless bis narme, 
 From day to day hte praiae proehiim, 
 
 Who us halh with salration ci'ownU 
 
 To heft,then lan^s his feme rehearse, 
 ttis vvendcrs to Hife iintvQist* 
 
 
Twenty-four th Smiday after Tnnitij. W 
 
 I'roplaim nl(»ud, Jehovah reigns, 
 \Vho8o powV the universe suatainf, 
 
 And banish'J juutice will restore ; 
 Let therefore heaven new joys confesF, 
 And heav'niy niirlh lot warih oxpresK; 
 
 Its loud Hpplause tho ocean roar ; • 
 
 CIIORUJ?. 
 
 Its niuto inhabitants n»joic#», 
 And for their triumph lind a voice. 
 
 Kor joy let fertile valliea ttinjj, 
 
 Tho cheerful groves their tribute bring j 
 
 Tho tuneful choir ol'birdci awake, 
 The Lord's approach to celebrate, 
 Who r.ow sets out with awful state, 
 
 Ilia circuit through the earth to tuko. 
 
 CHORUS. 
 
 From heav'n to judge the world ho*a come, 
 With justice to reward and doom. 
 
 EVENING. 
 Psalm 1^. Verst9 1, 1 1 , 1 4. 
 
 [Oi Scmplicc.j'^*^*^ 
 
 FATHER To THE OREAT POET. 
 
 Who place in Sion's God tlieir trust, 
 
 Like Sion's rocic shall stand j 
 Like her immovable bo fix'd. 
 
 By his almighty hand. 
 
 liook how the hilfe on evVy sid© 
 
 Jerusalem enclose ; 
 So stands the Lord arotmd his saint?. 
 
 To guard them froth tiieir foes. 
 
 Be good, O righteous God, tt) those 
 
 Who. righteous deeds difect j j . 
 
 The heart that innQ<jeiice retains, 
 JUt iiiaQfccjM;© protect* .4jh4 
 
loo Tweniij-jifih Sunday after Trinihjt 
 
 MORNING.-FmsT. 
 
 Psalm 11 0» Verses Sfhcgiiming at Verse 17. 
 
 St. "Daviu^s. c m» RAVEXscuort* 
 
 [O. Bangor.] ^ ^ / ^ . 
 
 Be 5;rac\ou8 to (hy servant) LotU) 
 
 Do thoti my lifo defond> 
 That I according; to thy vvonl 
 
 Aly tiaie to couie may spend* 
 
 EnKjhten both my eyes and mind, 
 
 That BO I may disccfrt 
 The wondroiis things which they behold > 
 
 Who thy ju8t precepts learn» 
 
 Though, like a stranger in the land, 
 
 Fi om place to place I stray, 
 Iliy righteous judgments from my eight 
 
 Keraovo not thou away. 
 
 MORNING.-^Skcoxd. 
 
 Prober tusk 
 
 Vsalm, 100. 
 
 L* tt* 
 
 Maktik LutHEitk 
 
 With one consent let all the earth 
 To God their cheerfu? voices raise { 
 
 Glad homage pay, with awful mirth, 
 And ^ing beibre him songa of praise x 
 
 Convinced thrt ho la God alone, 
 From whom both we and all proceed 
 
 The iiock that b« vo:ichi!Afett U faecl* • 
 
Twm^Jlffh Sunday after Trinily, lol 
 
 O renter then hh tempio-jjate, 
 
 Thence to Ku roiirts dovoully press, 
 
 And 8,iil your grntoful hj-mns repeat, 
 A«d still hi* iiamo wii'h praine^ bless : 
 
 For he's the Lord, supromclv good ; 
 
 His rnercy is ft)r ever tiro ; 
 IliH truih which always firtnly stood, 
 
 Xo endleaa ages shall endulu. 
 
 EVENING, 
 
 Psalm lOG. VerseB 4, beginning at IWscs t 
 
 [Or Angrls Uymo.'i 
 
 EfliANUEL Bach. 
 
 '// 
 
 <1-^- 
 
 KKW MKLOtr?. 
 
 O R.:NDER thafiUa to God above, 
 The fountain of eternal love ! 
 WhoHo mercy firm through agon paet 
 lias stood, and shall for over iast. 
 
 Who can :.. jighty deech express, 
 ivot only vafe. but numberlrse ? 
 What mortal eloquence can raise 
 Win tribute of immortal praise ? 
 
 Happy are they, and only they, 
 ))'[^^ *"»"o«^» thy judj-nients never stray. 
 TV ho know what's right ; not onlv .o, 
 l.ut always pracfiso what they know. 
 
 Extend to me that favor, Lord, 
 Thou lo thy chosen dost afford ; 
 -'..-.. .wvu M:mrn T fo sei liiem frce^ 
 l-et thj salvation \i^it me. 
 
103 
 
 Firoi Sundctij in Auveni. 
 
 MORNING.— FmsT. 
 
 Z^s•rt/m23. Verses 1,3,4,0. 
 
 Bn'^n^^wonTt!. 
 
 C. M. 
 
 Dr. A 
 
 :{Xt:. 
 
 [Or Scmplice^/ :^;7, /, , ; 
 
 The Tjmnl lilmsolf, the mighty LorJ, 
 VoucIisafeH to Hq my gni(J(» : 
 
 1'lirt ahcphord by \i'hosft coiiiiUnt caro 
 My wants aroall suppliril. 
 
 Hrt 'Iocs my \vandorin»; soul reclaim, 
 
 And, to his endlefx prai«o, 
 liHtruct with humble zoal to wall; 
 
 In t 
 
 1 pnss tho pjloomy 
 
 •liteou?} vv;iv?. 
 valeofdeatii, 
 
 I'Vom fear and dangor 
 
 fVofi 
 
 For ihcro hia aidinsj rod and staff 
 Defend and comtbrt mo. 
 
 Since God doo.3 tlius his won<]rou3 love 
 Through all my life extend, 
 
 That life to him I will devote, 
 And in hia temple apend. 
 
 MORNING — Second. 
 Psalm 103. Verses 4, beginning at Veise I. 
 
 c ai. 
 
 Dr. Heigiiinoton. 
 
 [Or St. Ann's.] , ' 
 
 . O God my heart is fully bent 
 
 To masnify thy namt» ; 
 . My tonj^uo with cheerful songs of praiee 
 
 Shall co'.ehrate thy fatno. 
 
 Awake, my luto^ nor thou, my harp, 
 Thy warblim^ notes delay, 
 vnuM i aiui raji}- JIJI5II!.-, \}i j'jy 
 IVevont tho da^nin;^ day. 
 
Pint Sundafj in AdvenL 
 
 To all the liHi^iinnj irxher, O Lord, 
 
 'i liy woiuitTii I wiil telj ; 
 And to llioho naii(»jj-» sin^ thy praiso 
 
 Tiiat ruuua ubowl us tluuiJ : 
 
 Borauso thy moroy'^ jjoundlesH height 
 
 Tli« highest ht^av'n !rnnHc<'jiu!- j 
 Am \\\r hevond th' aspirin); cloudd 
 
 Thy raiiiifuj tru:h extends. 
 
 203 
 
 SUSREY. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psahsi 8. Verses Ij 3, 4, 5, 9. 
 
 L. M. 
 
 Carev. 
 
 NKW MKLODY. 
 
 O THOU, to whom all croaturti.'j bow 
 
 Within this carthiy frame, 
 Throunjh all the woijj how jxreat art thou i 
 
 Ilovv glorious id (hy name! IIow gloriou?, ,Scc. 
 
 Vi'hon IleayVj thy bf^auteous work on high, 
 ^ Linplovs nty wondViniiC sight ; 
 liie moon that nightly rules tho «!.'y, 
 With atari of teobler light : With Btar-^, &c. 
 
 AVhat's man (>iay l\ that, Lord, thou lov'st 
 
 ic^-b^ep hitn in thy mind? 
 Or what hi.^ off-p-.ing, that thou provost 
 
 To them so wondrous kind ? To thorn, &c. 
 
 IWm next in pow'r thou didst create 
 
 To ihy celoslial train ; 
 Ordain'd, with dignity and state, 
 
 O'er all thy work* to reign. O'er all, Sic. 
 
 O thou, to whom all creatures bow- 
 Within this earthly frame, 
 
 Through all the world how ^reat art thou ? 
 How glorious is Uiy name I How glorious, &e. 
 
104 
 
 Second Su7idmj in AdvenU 
 
 MOllNING.—FiRST. 
 
 Psahi 33. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 8. 
 St. J amks's. c. m. Couhtvulle. 
 
 Let efsvth, and all that dwell therein, 
 
 Before him trembling stand ; 
 For when ho spike ifie word 'twas made, 
 'Tvvas fixt at hi« command. 
 
 llo, when the heathon<? closely plot, 
 
 Their counsels undermines ; 
 JV\^ wisdom inoff«^rlunl makes 
 
 The people's rash designs. 
 
 Whnte'er the mighty Lord decrees. 
 
 Shall gfand for ever sure ; 
 Tlio settled purpose oi' his heart, 
 
 Ta ases shall endure- 
 
 MORNING— Seoond. 
 Psalm 148. Verses 3, be\ ' ' ing- 'at Verse I . 
 
 PtiOPEIl ItUXE. P. M. Dr. MiLLEf . 
 
 Yr: boundless realms of joy, 
 t:xalt your Maker's fame; 
 Tlis praise your song employ 4 
 
 Above Uie btarry frame : 
 Your voices raife. 
 Ye Cherubim 
 And Seraphim, 
 To sinj; his praise. To sing, &c. 
 
 Thou moon that rul'st the night, 
 And sun that guid'st the day, 
 Ye jrlitfring stars of light, 
 To him your homage pay : 
 His praise declare, 
 Ye heav'ns above. 
 And clouds that move 
 In liquid air. In liquid, &c. 
 
Second Sunday in Advent, 
 
 l^i them adord th© Lord, 
 
 And praise his holy name, 
 By whoae almighty word 
 They all from nothing came f 
 And ail shall last 
 From changes free j 
 His firm decree 
 Stands over fast. Stands ever, &c. 
 
 105 
 
 EVENING. 
 P^aln 1 4,. Verses *, and Gloria Petri, Segvming at Verse u 
 PaorERTUNE. p.^. SaidtobeflAKm'd 
 
 . O PRAISE ye the Lord, 
 ,,.I*fep*re your glad voice, 
 
 Hi3 praiee in the groat 
 
 Assembly to sing ; 
 In our great Creator 
 
 Let lar'el rejoice ; 
 And children of Sion 
 
 Be glad in their Kin-r. 
 
 Let them His great name 
 
 Extol in th» dance: 
 With timbrel and harp 
 
 His praises express; 
 who always takes pleasure 
 
 His saints to advance* 
 And with his salvation ' 
 
 The humble to bless. 
 
 OI^RIAPATM. 
 
 By angels in heaven 
 
 Of evVy degree, r' 
 
 And saints upon earth, ' 
 
 All praise be address'd 
 To God in three Persona •: 
 
 One Gnd Av«k» M^^t . 
 
 As It has been, now is, 
 Andalwayishaiib^. 
 
 ■^ 
 
 # 
 
106 Thud Sunday in AdvetU. 
 
 MORNING.-FiHST. 
 Psahn 36. Verses 3, beginning at Verse 7. 
 
 M^CKLKNBUnOH. L. M. EmANUEL BaCH. 
 
 [Or Rockingham.] 
 
 Since of thy goodeegg all pRHakc*, 
 
 Wilh >vhat assurance bhould thojust; With, &c. 
 Thy f^helt'ring wing th«ir refuge make, 
 
 And saints to thy protection trust I 
 
 Such puests shall to thy courts be led, 
 
 To hanquet on thy Jovo's rcpaut ; To banquet, &c^ 
 And drink, as from a fountain's head, 
 
 Of joys that shall for ever last. 
 
 With thee the j^prings of life remain, 
 
 Thy prenence is eternal day ; Thy presence, &c. 
 O let thy saints thy favour gain, 
 
 To upright hearts thy truth oisplay. 
 
 f 
 
 MORNING — Sboond. 
 
 Pbuhn 24. Verses 4, beginning oi Verse 7, and re- 
 
 jfeated. 
 
 DoNCASTER. 
 
 0. M. 
 
 Dr. ^IlLLEB. 
 
 NEW MELODr. 
 
 Erect your heads eternal gateg, 
 
 Unfold to entertain 
 The King of Glory ; see ! he comes, 
 
 W^ith his celestial train. 
 
 Who is the King of Glory ? wh(i ? 
 
 The Lord for strength rf nown'd ; 
 In battle mighty o'er hiH foes. 
 
 Eternal victor crownMi - 
 
 \ 
 
Thii'd Sunday in Advent. 
 
 Eroct your heads, ye gales unfolJ, 
 
 In state to entertgin 
 The King of Glory ; see! ho comes 
 
 With all hia shiaing train. 
 
 Who is the King of Glofy ? who ? 
 
 The Lord of liosts renown'd ; 
 Of cjory he alone is King, 
 
 Who u will', glory crown'd. 
 
 107 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 Psdim S(X V^rm 4, beginning at Verse 1. 
 
 Al-VRnSTOKfi. 
 
 [Or Bangor.] 
 
 O.lt. 
 
 K&W KlELOO^r. 
 
 D:BDtx» 
 
 Vli celebrate thy praiaes, Lord, 
 Who didst thy powV employ, 
 
 To raise my droo|)ing head, and check 
 My foesMnsuhingjoy. 
 
 In my distress I cry'd to thee, 
 
 Who kindly didst relieve ; 
 And from the grave's expecting jawa 
 
 My hojjeleaa life retrieve. 
 
 Thus to his courts, ye saint? of his, 
 Wiih songs o^' praise repair; 
 
 With me commemorate hiis truth, 
 And providential care. 
 
 His wrath has but a moment's reign, 
 
 His favour no decay; 
 Your night of grief is recompens'd 
 
 With joy'i returninir dav. 
 
108 Fourth Sunday in Advtnt. 
 
 MORNING.^FiHCT. 
 Psalm 106. Verses 4, beginning at Venu 1. 
 
 Emanuel. , IM. Emikvei. Bacii: 
 
 lOr Angels Hymn.] 
 
 iTKir mxosr. 
 
 O RENDER thanks to God abov«| 
 The fountain of etornal love .' * 
 Whoso mercy firm through age« payi 
 Hae stood, and shall for erer last. 
 
 Who can hU> mighty deeds express^ 
 Not only vast but numberless ? 
 What mortal eloquence can raiiM 
 His tribute of immortal praise ? 
 
 llappy are they, and on]y they, 
 Who from thy judgments never stray, 
 Who know u'hat's right; not only 90, 
 But always practise what they know. 
 
 Extend to me that favor, Lord, 
 . Thou to thy chosen dost afford ; 
 
 When thou rotum'st to set tliem free, 
 • Let thy salvation visit me; 
 
 MORNING.— Second. 
 Psalm 117. And Gloria Pairi, 
 
 0. M^ 
 
 St. MAomrs. . 
 [Or London.] 
 
 With cheerful notes let all the oatth 
 To heavon their voicos raise ; 
 
 L(*t all, in?pir'd with godly mirth. 
 Sing solemn hymns of prai&e« 
 
 Jkremiah Clark. 
 
l^ifUrlh Sunday m Advent 
 
 God's tender mercy knows no bound; 
 
 His truth shall ne'er decay; 
 Tht'n let the willing nations round 
 
 Thoir grateful tribute pay. 
 
 OLOtlU FATRI. 
 
 To Father, Son, and Holy Ghoolj 
 The Qod whom we adore, 
 
 Be glory, as it was, is noW) 
 And sliall be evermorok 
 
 10^ 
 
 ,:» 
 
 Pscdm 150. 
 
 BftENTBANI* 
 
 SuFlFDtft. 
 
 [Oir Sr. AlbanV] 
 
 O PRAISE the Lord in that blest place) 
 
 From whence his goodness largely flows \ 
 Praise him in heav'n, where he his face 
 
 Unveil'd in perfect glory shows. 
 Praise him for all the mighty acta 
 
 Which he in Our behalf hith dono j 
 JHis kindness this return exacts, 
 
 With which our praise should equal ruDt 
 Let the shrill trumpet's warlike voice 
 - Make rocks and hilb his praiae rebound ) 
 Pi'aise him with harp's melodious noise) 
 
 And gontle psah'ry's silver sound. 
 Let virgin troops soft timbreU brinj!:, 
 
 And some with graceful motion dance | 
 Let instruments of various string, 
 
 With organs join'd, his praiae advance* 
 Let them who joyful hymns compose, 
 
 To cymbals set their sonj^s of praise : 
 Cymbals of common use, and those 
 
 That loudly sound on solemn days. 
 Let all that vital breath enjoy. 
 
 The breath he does to them afford, 
 In just returns of praise employ; 
 Let €f\ery creature praise the Lord» 
 
FESTirjLS ami FASTS, 
 
 ^v 
 
 CHRISTMAS DAY. 
 
 MORNING.-^FxRST. 
 
 Fsalm 2. Versti 7, 8, 10. 
 Bedford. cm. W. Wueau,m.p. 
 
 Atiend, O earlb, whtlst 1 declare 
 
 GckI'b unconlroU'd decree; 
 Thou art iny Son, this day, my heir, 
 Have I begotten thee. 
 
 Ask and receive Iky full demandi : 
 
 Thino shall the heathen be; 
 The utmost limits of the lands 
 
 Shall be pMses&'d by thee. 
 
 licarn then, ye princes, and give ear, 
 
 Ye judges of the earth J 
 Worship tlie Lord with holy fear. 
 
 Rejoice with awful mirth. 
 
 MOUNING.-Second. 
 Psalm 96. Vefses 1, 10, 12. 
 
 ^Proper tuNE. 
 
 .; t. H. 
 
 Kew melody. 
 SiNtf to the Lord a new-made song? 
 Let. earth, in one assembled throng. 
 
 Her common Patron's praise resound. 
 Sing to the Lnrd, and bless his name. 
 From day to day his praise proclaim, 
 
 Who us hath with sftlvation crtwn'd* 
 
 CHORUS. 
 
 To heathen Ignds his fame rehearse, 
 Hie woadert to the univeret. 
 
 Dr Miller. 
 
Chiisimas Day, 
 
 Proclaim aloud, Jehovah reigns, 
 Whose powV the univerf« austalnf, 
 
 And bttnish'd justice will ruatore j 
 Let therefore heav*n new joys confess. 
 And heavenly mirth let eanh exprosH j 
 
 Its loud applause the ocean roar : 
 CHORUS. 
 Its mute inhabitontH rojoic<>, 
 And for their triumph find a voice. 
 
 For joy let fertile valllog sinff, 
 
 I'he cheerful groves their trniute brin'r j 
 
 I he tuneful choir of birda awake, ** 
 Tho Lord's approach to celebrate, 
 Who now sets owt with awful state, 
 Hi« circuit through the earth to take. 
 '■ OHonua. 
 
 From heaven tojiid-e the world he^a come. 
 Ill justice to reward and doom. 
 
 Ill 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 'Ult 
 
 Psalm 85. Verses 3, beginning at Verse I . 
 
 Lord, thou hast granted to thy Ibfel' 
 
 The favours wo implored, 
 And faithful Jacob's captive race 
 
 Has graciously rostor'd. 
 
 Thy people's sins thou hast absolved* 
 
 And all their guilt defac'd j 
 Thou hast not let thy wrath flamo on, 
 
 Nor thy fierce anger last. 
 
 O God our Saviour, all oar hearti 
 To thy obedience turn j 
 
 I ny wrath no more may burn. 
 
 .:<i 
 
112 
 
 ASH WEDStiSDAt. 
 
 Fiuhn 51. Verses 3, beginning fxt Verse 1 . 
 Gailway. i. M. IJft- Miller. 
 
 [Or WcQmlafter.] 
 
 nkW mblody» 
 Have mercy, Lord, on m«», 
 
 As thou wert ever kind ; 
 Let ine opproauM wilh loads of guilt, 
 
 Thy wontfd mercy find. , 
 
 Wash off my ioul offence, 
 
 And cleanse me from my »in; 
 For I confeit my crime and eoe 
 
 riow great my guilt has beoiu 
 Aiioinut ihee, Lord, alone, 
 
 And only in thy sight, 
 Have I tranRgresb'd ; and, though condemned, 
 
 Must own thy judgments right. 
 
 ' GOOD FRIDAY. 
 
 MORNING.— First. 
 Psalm 33. Verses 2, beginning at Verse iL 
 
 WlKDSOR. C. M. RaVENSCROFT. 
 
 Faisb witnesses with forg-d complaints 
 
 Against my truth combined, 
 And to my charge such things they laid, 
 
 As I had ne'er deuign'd. 
 The good which I to them had done, 
 
 With evil they repaid ; 
 And did, by malice undeserv^df 
 
 My harmless life Invade. 
 
 MORNING.— Secoki*. 
 Psalmlb. Term 4, 6, 7, 15. ^ 
 Kent. i- m. George Greei!. 
 
 rApgel's Hymn] 
 
 By floods of wicked men distressed, 
 
 Wilh deaii'^ r,.\tovr compasa'd roundj _ 
 
 With dire > i^ i '^ '^i pa^ S» oppressed, 
 
 la death'fc on ^ .ei-iy fetters bound j 
 
Cfooi Friday* 
 
 To tfoav'n I mode my mournful prayV. 
 I o (,.,d ftd.lres^'d my himiblo moan J 
 Who craciDu^ly inclined bis ear. 
 And heard me tVoni hi« lotiy throne. 
 
 When God aro8« to fak« my part, 
 
 The con«ciou8 earth did quake for fear j 
 
 *rom their firm postH th« hillH did atart. 
 Nor couW hi* dceadful fury bear. 
 
 I'he deep if^ .f -ret stores dl«cIo»»(|, 
 J he ivorld'a Ibundation naked lay, 
 ^17 '•^^«"«»"2: wrath expoh'd, 
 Which fiercclv iog'U that dreadful day. 
 
 110 
 
 Piohn 4% Verses 3, beginnrng at Virse 9. 
 
 BntTNgWICK. 
 
 [Or WallingfordJ 
 
 God of my strength, how long shall I 
 
 Like one for^jolten mourn, 
 Forlorn, forsaken, and expo»M 
 
 To my oppresaor'a scorn ? 
 
 ^yJiP^* «» Pierc'd as with a swdrd. 
 Whilst thus my foes upbraid, 
 
 Vain boaster, where k now thy God, 
 And where his promia'd aid ? 
 
 Why restless, why ca^t down, my soul > 
 Hope still, and thou shall sino- 
 
 The praise of him who is thy G*d 
 Thy health's eternal spring. 
 
 
U4 
 
 ASCLNSICN DAY. 
 
 Ptalm 47. Verses 2, heginnins oi Verse 3. 
 
 St. Margaret's. i. M. Da* Buuxev. 
 
 [Of Si. AlbaoV] 
 
 NEVr MELODY. 
 
 God is gone up, our Lo-d and Kinr:", 
 
 With shouts ofjoy and trumpeta* sound : 
 To hirn repeated pral^ea sing, 
 
 And i<*t the cheerful song go round. 
 Your utmost skill in praise bo shown, 
 
 For Him who all tho world commandsi ; 
 Who sitd upon his righteous throno, 
 
 And spreads his »way o er Heathen lands. 
 
 THIRTIETH OF JANUARY. 
 
 Psalm 94. Verses 4, beginning at Vet'se 20. 
 BuRFORD. CM. Said to be Purcell'ie. 
 
 [Or Wallingford.] 
 
 Wilt thou, who art a God moat just^ 
 
 Their sinful ways sustain, 
 Who make thy law a fair pretence 
 Their wicked endi to gain ? 
 
 Ajiainst tho livea of righteous] men 
 
 Th«y form their close design ; 
 And blood of innocence to spill, 
 
 In solemn league combine. ♦ 
 
 But my defence U firmly placed 
 
 In God the Lord most high ; 
 He is my rock, to which I niay 
 
 For refuge always fly. 
 
 The Lord shall cause their ill deslgna 
 
 On their own heads to fall ; 
 He in their sind shall cut thorn off, 
 
 Our God shall slay them ulh 
 
TWENTY-NINTH OF MAY. 115 
 Psalm 107. Verses 4, legifining at Verse 1. 
 
 K0CKL\0HAM. L. M. 
 
 To God your ffrateful voices rais(», 
 VVlio does your daily patron prove; 
 
 And let your nevor-ceasir.ja; pruise 
 Attend on his efernal luvo. 
 
 "Let those jjive Ihanku whom he from bands 
 
 Ot" proud o,>pre8)jinj: foes released ; 
 And biouo;ht thern back fjom distant land*, 
 
 From north and south, and west and oast. 
 Through lonely desert ways thoy went, 
 ^ Nor rould a peopled city find*- 
 Till quite with 'hirst and hunger ppenf, 
 
 Their fainting houls within them pin'd. 
 Th^n soon to God's indulgent car 
 
 Did they their mournful cry address: > 
 Who ^raciouply vouchsaf 'd to hear, 
 
 xVnd freed them from their deep distress. 
 
 FIFTH OF NOVEMBER. 
 
 Psalm CO. Verses 3, Ugimiing at Verse 8 
 
 LtN T.N. c.M. 
 
 [Or Semplicc] 
 
 O AIL ye nalif^ns .' bleps our God, 
 And loudly ppeak his praise; 
 
 Who keeps our souls alive, and still 
 Confirms our stedfast ways. 
 
 For thou hast try'd us, Lord, as fire 
 
 Does try the precious ore ; 
 Thou broni^ht'flt us into straits, where we 
 
 Oppressing burdens bore. 
 
 Insulting foes did us, their slaveff. 
 
 But yet at lawt thou brought'st us fortli 
 Into a wealthy place. 
 
 II 
 
jiPPEjYDIX, 
 
 As the words of tht Ilundreth Psalm, and the Ninth 
 and Tenth Verses of the Eighteenth Psalms Old 
 Version, hare many AdtnirerSj they are here iiiserted, 
 mid may be snrig at pleasure. 
 
 All people that on earth do dwell, 
 Si^jr to the Lord with cheerful voice ; 
 
 Him serve v^iih ft ar, his praise forth tell ; 
 Come ye before him and rejoice. 
 
 The Tx)rd, ye know, U God indeed ; 
 
 Without our aid he did us make ; 
 We are his flock he doth us feed, 
 
 And for his eheep be doth us take. 
 
 O enter then hU gates with praise, 
 Approach with joy his courts unto; 
 
 Prait=e, laud, and bless his name alwayf*. 
 For it is seemly so to do. 
 
 For why ? the Lord our God is good, 
 His mercy is for ever sure ; 
 ' His truth at all times firmly stood, 
 And »hail from age to age endure* 
 
 Part oftha EigUeenth Psalms Old Version. 
 
 The T^rd descended from above, 
 And bowM the heavens most high } 
 
 And underneath his feet he cast 
 The darkness of the sky. 
 
 On Cherubim and S<^raphini 
 
 l^iiil rnri^llv he rode. 
 
 And on the wings of mighty wind 
 Came flying all abroad. 
 
Appendix* 
 
 117 
 
 The following Versification of the Hundred-and-fourih 
 Psabrif by the Kev. Dr. Vincentj may be sung to the 
 proper Tune of the Hundred-tmd-Forty'ninth of 
 Brady and Totems Version, 
 
 1. 
 
 Bless God, O my fouf, 
 
 Rrjdicc in bis Dame ; 
 O Lord, let my voice 
 
 Tbv grcitnefs proclaim ; 
 SurpaHflng in honour. 
 
 Dominion, and might, 
 Thy throne is the hcav'n, 
 
 Thy robe ii the light, 
 
 II. 
 
 The flty wc behold, 
 
 A curtain difpiay'd ; 
 The chaihbers of heav'a 
 
 On waters are laid. 
 The clouds are a chariot 
 
 Thy glory to bear, 
 On wings thou art waftedf 
 
 Thou lideA on air,' 
 
 III. 
 
 As rapid as (ire, 
 
 The angels on high 
 Convey thy commands ; 
 
 Thy miniOers fly. 
 The earth on its baits 
 
 Eternal fudain'd, 
 Is (ix'd in the Itation 
 
 Tby wifdom ordain'd. 
 
 IV. 
 
 The world when at (irR 
 From chaos compo^d, 
 
 Was void, without form, 
 in waters enclosed; 
 
 The voice of thy chiding. 
 Thy thunder,, was heard» 
 
 The waters fubGded, 
 The mountains appear*d« 
 
 V. 
 
 Thy Providence fix'd 
 
 The flream and its fource; 
 The Tea knows its bounds. 
 
 The rivers their courfe ; 
 Convey'd through dark con- 
 duits. 
 
 Springs rife on the hills. 
 They burft on the fountains, 
 
 They fall on the rilU. 
 
 VI. . 
 
 The beads of the world 
 
 I'heir forefts forfake. 
 The herds quit the field. 
 
 To drink of the take ; 
 Ontreescrown'd with verdure 
 
 Its margin along, 
 Birds, warbling sweet mufic, 
 
 Pxaife God to their fong. 
 
 VII. 
 
 Dcfcending on hills. 
 
 Clouds plenteoufnefs pour^ 
 All nature revives, 
 
 Earth fmiles in the fbow*r % 
 A garment of verdure 
 
 Apparels the plain. 
 Fruits fwell in the garden. 
 
 Fields wave with their grata. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
lis 
 
 Aifcndix, 
 
 viir. 
 
 With rnoifluic Tcfrrfli'd, 
 
 I'he viix yield* its fiuit; 
 »Tis balm to our hearts, 
 
 To healih a recruit ; 
 With tranfport we iiaiber 
 
 1 he richnefs of oil : 
 'Tis ftrcrigth to our body, 
 
 Suppoit to cur toil. 
 
 IX. 
 
 The treei full of fap 
 
 With joy rear iheir liead ; 
 The cedars their boughs 
 
 O'er Libanui fprcad : 
 Secure in their dovert 
 
 The bird flies for reft ; 
 She fings on the brarrchex, 
 
 She broods oti her neft, 
 
 X. 
 
 The pine yields a home, 
 
 1 he flork to fecure ; 
 The goat oi) his crag 
 
 Defies his putfuer, 
 E'en cieatures.ioo feeble 
 
 Thcaifelvcs to defend. 
 Oil caves und concealment 
 
 For fafety depend. 
 
 xr. 
 
 The. moon by thy law 
 
 Inrrcafc'S and wanes ; 
 The Sun keeps the couife 
 
 Thy wifdotn ordait»s ; 
 ll3 fcrs, and the lion 
 
 Roams \*ide foi his prey, 
 But (lies to his cavrro 
 
 When morn biings the day. 
 
 xir. 
 
 The man with the sun 
 
 His bhour renews ; 
 Till evening arrives, 
 
 That labour purfuc?. 
 Such, LorW, is the wifdom 
 
 Thy works all protliini ; 
 Let earth, erown'd viih 
 riches. 
 
 Rejoice in thy name. 
 
 XIII. 
 
 Not here only, Lord. 
 
 Thy might we adore, 
 The fca feels thy hand, 
 
 Th* abyfs owns thy pow'r; 
 There tribes without nuniberi 
 
 Thy creatures, tefort ; 
 Leviathan gambols. 
 
 And whales take their fpoif. 
 
 XIV. 
 
 There fhips fpread th«>r fails 
 
 The forfare to fweep ; 
 The fifh nimbly gliiie, 
 
 Conceat'd in the deep ; 
 They all krraw their feafon 
 
 As feafons arife. 
 And tribes which thy bounty 
 
 Has made it fupplies, 
 
 XV. 
 
 Thy will and thy wrrd 
 
 Endues ihcm with breath ; 
 Confum'd by thy biaO, 
 
 They fli'ink into death ; 
 ReOoi'd at thy pleafute. 
 
 New hei-'gs rrpair 
 To people the waters, 
 
 The earth, and the air. 
 
Appendix, 
 
 119 
 
 Ufjolcc ttcn, O Lord, 
 
 III glory fccure ; 
 The wo;k» ihou haft made 
 
 Through af^cs enduic ; 
 Yet aw'd uy thy ptefercr, 
 
 When thou drawcil near, 
 Smoke biirfts from the moun- 
 tains. 
 
 Earth trembles with fear. 
 
 XVII. 
 
 This, Lord, let ine fing, 
 
 Thy glory to raife, 
 Delightful the flrain 
 
 When luii'd to thy pvaife* 
 The vile have their fuff'riogs. 
 
 The jud their reward ; 
 Blcfs God, O toy fpiiir. 
 
 O praiCe ye the Lord ! 
 
 Version of Part of thx Third Chapter of the Wisdoitt 
 of Solomon^ proper to be sung at Funerals, 
 
 Tho Wordi by the Rev. Goo. Hay Drummond. 
 
 * New MfitobY, dy Bu. Miller. , 
 
 TiiK righieoua souU tliat take their flight 
 
 Far from this world of pain, 
 In God's pAU rnal bosom blesst, 
 
 For ever shall remain. 
 
 To minds unwire tlioy aecm to die, 
 
 All joyful hopo to cease ; 
 Whilst thoy^ secur'd by failh, reposd 
 
 In everlasting peace. 
 
 For at tho great, the awful day, • 
 
 When Christ descends ftom high, 
 With myriadji of angelic saintsi 
 
 They'll meet him in the sUy. 
 
 Their God, their Judge, their mighty Lord, 
 
 Shall pour redeeming grace, 
 And caii lluMii cvei' to behold 
 
 The brightnesB of his face. 
 
120 Appendix, 
 
 PSALM xxin. 
 
 By Mr. Apdisox. 
 
 TuE Txjrd my pasluro shall prepare, 
 And feed me with a shepherd's care j 
 His presence shall my wants supply, 
 And guard me with a watchful c^e : 
 M3' noon-day walks he thall attend, 
 And all my midnight hours defend. 
 
 When in the sultry glebe I faint. 
 Or on the thirsty mountain pant. 
 To fertile vales and dewy meade, 
 My weary wand'ring steps he leads j 
 Where peaceful rivers, soft and slow, 
 Amid the verdant landscape flow. 
 
 Though in the paths of death I tread 
 With gloomy horrors overspread : 
 My steadfast heart shall fear no ill, 
 For thouj O Lord ! art with mo still 5 
 Thy friendly crook shall give me aid, 
 And guide me through the dreadful shade. 
 
 Though in a bare and rugged way, 
 Through devious lonely wilds I stray, 
 Thy bounty shall my pains beguile, 
 The barren wilderness shall smile 
 With sudden greens and herbage crovvn-d, 
 And streams shall mw»'mur all around- 
 
121 
 
 HTMJ^ S. 
 
 And when tJuy had sung an Hymn, ikey iv6nt out into 
 ike mount of Olives. Matt. xxvi. 80* 
 
 AwAitfi Jtty Boul, and with the sua 
 Thy daily stage of duty run • 
 Shake off dull sloth, and early riae^ 
 To pay thy morning fcacrilice. 
 
 Glory to thee, who safe has kept, 
 And haat refreah'd roe whilst I slept j 
 Grant, Lord, when I from death shall wake^ 
 I may of endless life partake* 
 
 Lord, I my vows to thee renew 5 
 Scatter my sins as morning dew ; 
 Guard my first springs of thought and will, 
 And with thyself my spirit fill. 
 
 Direct, control, suggest this day* 
 
 All T Aaairrn ar An, Qt SRM. 
 
 That all ray powVs, with all their mighty 
 Xn thy sole Glory may unitei 
 
122 
 
 Hymns* 
 
 Praise GoJ, from whom all blessings flow j 
 Praise him all creatures here below ; 
 Praise him above, ye heav'nly host ; 
 Praiae Father, Son, and Holy Ghoet. 
 
 EVENING. 
 
 CiLORt to thee, my God, this night, 
 For all the bleseinga of the light ; 
 Keep me, O keep me, King of kings, 
 Under thine own almighly wings. 
 
 Forgive me, Lord, for thy dear Son, 
 The ills which I this day have done ; 
 That with the world, myseif, and the© 
 I, ere 1 sleep, at peace may be. 
 
 Should death itself my sleep invade, 
 Why should 1 be of death afraid? 
 Protected by thy saving arm, 
 Though he may strike, he cannot harm. 
 
 For death ts life, and labour rest, 
 If with thy gracious presence blest j 
 Then welcome sleep or death to me, 
 Pm still secure, for still with thee. 
 
 Praide God, from whorti all blessings flow j 
 Praise him, all creatures here below ; 
 Praise him above ye heavenly host; 
 Piaii* Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. 
 
• Hymns. 
 FOR ADVENT. 
 
 He comes, ho comes, the Judge severe, 
 The seventh trumpet speaks him near } 
 11 is lightnings tiash, his thunders roll, 
 He's welcome to the faithful soul. 
 
 Detcending on his azure throne, 
 He claims the kingdoms for his own 5 
 The kingdoms all obey his word. 
 And hail him tlieir triumphant Lord. 
 
 The Father praise, the Son adore, 
 The Spirit bless, for evermore ; 
 Salvation*8 glorious work is doudj 
 We welcome Thee, great Three in One, 
 
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 II 
 
 •M 
 
 FOR C 
 
 li^TMAS DAY. 
 
 Rejoice, the promis'd Saviour's come .' 
 Him shall the blind behold I 
 
 The deaf shall hear ! and by the dumb 
 His wondrous works be told ! 
 
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 The weary nations Aall have reat, 
 
 The earth with innocence be bleeti 
 And plenty dwell with p«ao«. 
 
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 i/yirlM* 
 
 Light from its facrod source ihall apread 
 
 O'er all lis saving; b^-nnu ; 
 In panures fair shall all be fed« 
 . All drink of coR\fon'» streaaia. 
 
 Sweet as the brep2e on Carmel-d brovr, 
 The waBte shall fehfed perfume : 
 
 There lilies spring, and violets groW| 
 And Sharon's roso shall bloom. 
 
 Rejoiccj &G. 
 
 ANOTHER ^OU CHRISTMAS DAY. 
 
 All hail the powV of Jesus's name ! 
 
 Let angels prostrate fall $ 
 Bring forth the r»yal diadem, 
 
 And crown bioi Lord of all. 
 
 Babes, men, and sires, who know his love, 
 
 Who feel your sin and thrall, 
 Now joy, with all the host abovcj 
 
 And crown him Lord of all. 
 
 Let every kindred, every tribe, 
 
 On this terrestrial ball. 
 To Him all Majesty ascribe, 
 
 And crown him Lord of all. 
 
 O that with yonder eacrod throng 
 
 We'll join the everlasting song, 
 And crown him liord of all* 
 
Hfjmns, 
 
 12a 
 
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 Ton GOOD FRIDAY. 
 
 By liisnop L(iwth. 
 
 Lo ! tlie black do.ed, the jxlorlous nun halh driven 
 To hlol tlio (lay, nnd nhroud th»^ light of heaven : 
 Karlh tremblinjr from her entrail?, hpara a part, 
 And rending rocka upbraid man'« Btiibborn heart. 
 
 FixM to ibo crofip, behold ihc Saviour bound, 
 While copious mercy streams from evVy wound; 
 Mark the hi^^ drops ihnt, life rxJiaustnino:, roll, 
 And the atrong pang that rend« bia suffVing soul. 
 
 Vet be who dirw, in judgmont man sball sec, 
 liob'd in full blaze of pow-r and majesty, 
 Kide on tbo clouds : and as bis chariot, flies, 
 Behold his radiance streaminj; through the tUios. 
 
 Then shall the proud dissolving mountains glow, 
 And yielding rocks in fiery rivers flow ; 
 The molten deluge round'lhe glitbe siiall roar> 
 And man's whole labours now ehall be no more. 
 
 
 AN EASTER HYMN. 
 
 Now is Christ risen from the dead ! 
 
 Captivity is captive led ! • 
 
 For U8 tiie victory in gain'd, 
 
 For us eternal life obtained. Hallelujah I 
 
 Triumphant o'er the powers below. 
 O'er sin, the source oi' all our woe, 
 
 To reaima of everlasting day. 
 
 Hallelujah ! 
 
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 Ilyvtiis, 
 
 Who.nhall prf^tim'^ to clinrcjo with gulK, 
 
 Tho ni!in, for whofu Christ's blood vvns tpill / 
 
 For man, ile rarno irom heaven to dl<», 
 
 AnU hiiv) fla rot>o tu juiiifj*. iiallulujdh ^ 
 
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 Vain \vor« our faith, our hopcB wore vnln, 
 
 It' .f^ftus u'er9 n«»t i"i»'n Rjjjain. 
 
 W^o have (lod's promiar, and we truat 
 
 Ilo will to glury raiho the just. Hallelujah ! 
 
 VVhon tho la^t trump ia h'^nrd on Wv^hy 
 
 And shoiitH offinijols H'nd tlw «ky, 
 
 Tho dead in Chri;:.t »hall ri^e and *in^' 
 
 L'jud praises to our God and Kin;^. ITallelnjnh .' 
 
 FOR EASTER SUNDAY. 
 
 .Tiisrs Christ i« ris'n to day, 
 Ouv triumphant hoiy-day ; 
 Who so lately on tlu> cross, 
 Suffored to redeem our losa, 
 
 Ha}lfdujr»l\ ! 
 Hallelujah ! 
 IfalUdiijah! 
 llalUdujah I 
 
 Hymns of praiyea lot us sinj, Hallolujah ! 
 
 Unto Christ, our iu'av'nly King, Hallolujah ! 
 
 Who endur'd the crofs and grave, HulUdu jah I 
 
 Sinners to redeem and aave, Hallelujah ! 
 
 But the anguish ho endur'd, 
 Our salvation hath procuc'd, 
 Now he reii^ns above the bky, 
 Whore the angola ever cry, 
 
 Hallcluinh ! 
 Hallelujah ! 
 Ilaitelnjah 1 
 
 Hallelujah ! 
 
Ilynins. 
 FOR ASCENSION DAY. 
 
 Fah ahnve yon ^Inriou* ceiFiir* 
 
 or the a;;iir»» vaiillod bky, 
 JeHiH sitp, \\'\n lovft rovf'alinjj 
 
 To t.ho splendid truojib on hi^jh. 
 
 Mi»«.t Pf^rophio humbly b'^win';, 
 At lHf« »oolf<in(il proxtratH full j 
 
 Sainis And anLj^dsi u)l avowing 
 God in Chfi-U th*>ir aii in all. 
 
 Could wr loave our foolish dreaming, 
 or a fanried hoav'n b<'ln\v ; 
 
 And behold Clirin'g ;rlory bi-aming, 
 How our «ouU would lon;^ to "-o ! 
 
 Earth by m would then bo spurned, 
 
 All i(« vanities subside; 
 Fuol fiUino: to bo burned, 
 - Are its honours, pleasure, pride. 
 
 Wo should from ihiy day bo waiting, 
 Wnon ihp lull reward h giv'n ; 
 
 Whon hi!? glorious work complelin;'-, 
 Jesus take* hi-? church to heaven," 
 
 Pure from every slain of nature 
 
 H^»rfi in hollooss to shine; 
 ModellM like ifs j^reat CkmUoi-, 
 
 ;\ll itnrnorlal, all divino. 
 
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 FOR VVIIIT SUNDAY. 
 
 .^PiHiT of mercy, truth, and lovo, 
 i^hed thy blest iniluehce from above, 
 And still from ajre to age coV^v«v 
 The wcndere of this sacred day! 
 
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 IJijmns% 
 
 In ev'ry clime, in evVy tongue, 
 \\<i (}(Hrs eternal praises sunfi ; 
 Throujih all the Hst'nins oaiih be taught 
 The acta our great redeemer wrought. 
 
 Unfailing comfi»rt, heav'nly o:uMe, 
 Ovor liiy fuvouvM church preside: 
 S.ill nmy mankind thy bloh^n-s prove, 
 Spirit of uiercy, Irutli, and love. ' 
 
 FOR TRINITY SUNDAY. 
 
 Bless'd bo the Father, and his love, 
 To whose celestial source we owfl 
 
 Rivera of endiesH joy above, 
 
 And rilla of comfort here below. 
 
 Glory to thoo, great Son of God, 
 
 From whose dear wounded body roiU 
 
 A precious stream of vital blood, 
 Pardon and life fur dyin- soula. 
 
 We ffive the eacred Spirit praiao, 
 w1»o, in our hearts of nin and woo^ 
 
 MaUe.3 springs of heav'nly graces rise, 
 And into boundlesB glory flow. 
 
 Thui God the Father, God the Son, 
 A _i f:i-..\ 4i^« y^nirit WO adoro ; 
 
 That sea of life and love unknown, 
 Without a bottom; or a ehore. 
 
 
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Hymns* 
 
 129 
 
 FOR NEW-YEAU»S DAY. 
 
 Eternal Source of ev'ry joy ! 
 
 Well may thy praise our Hpa employ, ^ 
 
 While in thy temple we appear. 
 
 Whose goodness crowns th© circling j'car. 
 
 Wliile as the wheels of nature roll. 
 Thy hand supports the steady pole : 
 Tlie sun ia taught by thee to rise, 
 And darkness when to veil the skies. 
 
 Seaeons renew'd, and years and day«, 
 Demand successive songs of praise : 
 Still foe the grateful homage paid 
 With op'ning light, and ev'toing shade. 
 
 And may we, with harmonious tongue, 
 In realms unknown pursue the song : 
 There, in those brighter courts adore, 
 Where days and years revolve no more. 
 
 Hallelujah, Amen, 
 
 FOR THE SACRAJMENT. 
 
 %c^4ti-i- 
 
 My God ! and is thy table spread, 
 And doth thy cup with Idve overflow ? 
 
 Thither be all thy children led, 
 And let them all thy sweetness kno^r. 
 
 Hail ! sacred feast which Jesus makes ; 
 
 Rich banquet of his flesh and blood ! 
 Thrice happy he, who here partakes 
 
 2 no4 aOywA/ 
 
130 
 
 Hymus,^l 
 
 "Why are itn tjlawilies all in vain— 
 Before unwillins; hearU di^playM I 
 
 Wa« not lor you the viclim Klain ? 
 Are you jbrbW Iho childreos' bread ? 
 
 O ! let thy table honjour'4 bo, 
 
 And fumiah'd well witli joyful guests I 
 And may each ,§oul salvation seo 
 
 That here its sacrvd pled;;©* tastes. 
 
 Let crowds approach with hearts prepar' 
 With hearts inflam'd let all attend : 
 
 Nor when wo leave our Father's board, 
 The pUatsure or the prolit end^ 
 
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 ANOTHER FOK THE SACRAMENT. 
 
 Tiiou Lamb of God ! whose bleeding love 
 
 We thua rccai to mind, 
 AT»8^**or thy servants from above, 
 
 And let us mercy find. 
 
 By all thino agonizing pain 
 
 And bloody sweat wo pray, 
 And by thy dying kivo to m^n^- 
 
 O, take our sins away ! 
 
 O, let thy bloo(;i,J)y fnith apply'J, 
 
 The sinner's fiav.dlQn teal ! 
 Pronounce u§fr,eelyju8liryM, 
 
 And all our sickness heal. 
 
 Think upo!)u?, who think on the^^ 
 
 Our vyear led souls reloate : 
 Burst evVy brind. and set us free ; 
 
 And bid us go in peape ! 
 
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 HYMN FOR SUNDAY MORNING. 
 
 Again the day ret ami of holy rest ; - VT 
 
 Th<* 6ny which Go<l hath sanctined and bleJs d, 
 Commanding u* to cease from toil and care,; 
 And give ono weekly day to praise nnd prayer. 
 
 While foolish Men, pr<»Hvming,to bo wise, , 
 This high nnd holy Ordinancf» clespiie ; 
 Let iiH, with thankful heart and voice Hublimc, 
 Devote to piety the hallo w'd time. 
 
 ♦So Phall the God of Mercy pleas'd receive 
 This only tribute man has pover to give 5 
 So shall he hear, while fcrvetitly we rai«o » 
 Our ciioral harmony in hymns ©f praiao. 
 
 Glory to God o« High, to Father, Son, ' 
 And Holy Ghoat, eternal Three in One.^ 
 Bo here addressM by hearts prepared to joio 
 The Host of Seraphim in Songs divine. 
 
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 BEFORE SERVICE. 
 
 While health, and strength, and yooth- remain, 
 And pleasure flows unchecked by pain 5 
 May i, O Lord ! my soul prepare 
 By faith, l)y penitence, and prayer. 
 
 So, when the pnares of sin tre spread 
 Around my unsuspecting head, 
 Thy grace shall Satan's power control, 
 And from temptation guard my soul. 
 
 So, when the oares of life molest, 
 And rob my doubliflg mind of rest \ 
 Thy word sliall bid the tempest cease, 
 And calm my anxious breast to peace. 
 
 So, when my youth and strength decay, 
 And life's gay vision fleets away; 
 Eicrnal bliss my soul Hhall prove 
 In realms of everlasting love. 
 
183 Nymnf, 
 
 HYMN FOR SUNDAY EVENING. 
 
 Now, ere the fleeting hour is pnst away, 
 And Night succeeds this consecrated dsy, 
 Let us resume our holy riles, and raise 
 An Evening Sacrifice of prayer and praiea 
 
 And from this holy place when we retire, 
 Let pious meditation fan Uie fire 
 Of thanks to Him, who gave the Word of Truth 
 Our ago to animate and guide our youth. 
 
 So may we hope our gracious God will blegs 
 Our needful labours here wiih meet success. 
 And, when our days of weekly rest are past, 
 Give us eternally to rest at last. 
 
 Glory to God on High, to Father, Son, 
 And Holy Ghost, eternal Three in One, 
 Be here addressM by hearts prepared to join 
 The Host of Seraphim in Songs diviqe. 
 
 HYxMN FROM PSALM XIX. 
 By Mr. Addison. * 
 
 The spacious firmament on high, 
 With all the blue ethereal sky, 
 And spangled heav'ns, a shining frame. 
 Their Great Original proclaim. 
 
 Th' unwearied sun, from day (o day, 
 Does his Creator's powV dis^play, 
 And publishes to every land 
 The work of an Almighty hand. 
 
 Soon as the ev-ning shades prevail, 
 The moon takes up the wondrous tale 5 
 \ryA pifrhtlvj to the list*ninp; carlh 
 Repeats the story of her birth j 
 
Whilst all the slara that round her burn> 
 And all tho planeU in their turn, 
 Confirm the tidings as they roll, 
 And spread the truth from pole to pole. 
 
 What ! though in folemn silence all 
 Move round thia dark terrestrial ball; 
 What ! though no real Voice nor sound 
 Amid their radiant orbs be fou-^.dji 
 
 In reason*s oar, they all rejoice, 
 And utter forth a glorious voice ; 
 For ever singing aft they shine, 
 « The hand that inddo us is divine.*' 
 
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 HYMN FROM PSALM CXLVIU. 
 By Dr. Haydyn. 
 
 PuAisE the Lord, ye heavMs adore him j 
 Praise him angels in the height ; 
 
 Sun and moon rejoice before him, 
 Praise him all ye stars and light. 
 
 Praise the Lord, for he hath spoken j " 
 W^orids his mighty voir© obeyM : 
 
 Laws, which never shall be broken, 
 For their guidance liath he made. 
 
 Praise th* tord, fot' 1V6 is glorious ; 
 
 Never shall his promise fail ; 
 God hath made his saints victorious } 
 
 Sin and death shall not prevail* 
 
 Praise the God of our salvation j 
 Hosts on high his power proclaim : 
 
 Heaven, and earth, and all creation^ 
 Laud and mag^nifV^ his name* 
 
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 tlymnu 
 
 HYiMN. 
 
 By Mr. Gbeen. 
 
 T«(W Great First Cause, least understoo,. 
 
 Who all my seme confined •'^'^■* 
 
 To "know but this^that thou art good, 
 
 And that myself am blind. 
 
 Teach me to feel another's woe, 
 
 To hi(|e the fault I see, • 
 That mercy I to others show, 
 
 That mercy show to me. 
 
 I 
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 Mean though I am, not wholly so, 
 Since quicken-d by ihy breath j 
 
 O lead me whcretoe'er 1 go, 
 Threugh this day's life or death. 
 
 This day be bread and peace my lot : 
 
 AH else beneath the sun, 
 •Thou know'ut if best bestow'^ or not, 
 
 And let thy will be done. 
 
 To thee, whose temple is all space, 
 Whose altar, earth, sea, skies ; 
 
 One chorus let all beings raise, 
 AH nature's ioceuse rise. 
 
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 iJymm. 
 
 HYMN. 
 
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 WiiEN all ihy morciop, O my God, 
 
 My rising «oul aurvoys ! 
 TranstpoTted with the view, Vm lost 
 
 In wondcTj love, and praise. 
 
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 O fiow shall worck with equal warmtit 
 
 The gratitude declare, 
 That glowB within my ravisli'd heart ? 
 
 But thou canst read it there. 
 
 Thy providence my lifb 8U«jtainM, 
 And all my wants redressed j 
 
 Whon in the silent womb I lay, 
 And hung upon the braast. 
 
 Through evory period of my lilc, 
 Thy goodnegg V\\ punuo j 
 
 And after death in distant worlds 
 The glorioua them© ren»w. 
 
 Wheii nature fails, and day and night 
 Divide tlieir works no more ; 
 
 My over-grateful heart, Lord| 
 Thy luercy.^hali adare. 
 
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 Through all eternity to theo 
 
 A jo3'ful song I'll raise, 
 But p, eternity's too ^orit 
 
 To utter all thy praise. 
 
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 '^ INSTtltlCTtONS 
 
 FOR 
 
 > oc: C HAUNTING the HYMNS, 
 
 ^ ^ l^ipomted to be sung or said in ih& cehhration of 
 \ ;j( ^ Divine Service, at mornwq and KVEimni 
 
 PRAYER. 
 
 
 VENITK EXULt£MtJ$ l>OMtNQ. 
 
 7i« ivords in Roman clutrattersy ar/i to he sung to tha 
 
 Jirst note of each part o/t/ie Clumnt.-^TkB syllables 
 
 ^ \iiii Italics, are to be silng to the cadence notes, which 
 
 , oijC'"^ invariably tiireej at tJie end oftl^e first part-^ 
 
 Jktnd FIVE at (lie closed] 
 
 , Vr COME, let us sing Mr\io - the - Lord : let us 
 ^^ heartily rejoice in the strength - of- our - sal-vation. 
 ^P Let us come before his presenQO with 'thanks-giv* 
 
 ^ V i^S f ^^^ shew ourselves - glad - in * 2Jim • with • 
 
 \j^ Psalms. 
 
 ^^ For the Ldtd ia - ti- Cfreat -Gq^j and a great 
 
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 - earth 
 
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 \^- King - a-hove • all - Oods, 
 Xj^ In Hia hands are all the Corners • of 'the - 
 .^' *^and the strength of the - hills 'is - His - also. 
 ^ ^ The S6a is His, and - He - made - it : and His 
 ^hand ipre-pa-red • the - dry - land. 
 < O come, let us Worship - and -faU • down .* and 
 u ^kneel be/orc - the • Lofrd - out - Maker. 
 v\j For he is the - Lord - • our - Ood : and we ar6 the 
 ^ ^^eople of His pasture and - the - sheep • qf- his - hand. 
 ^ S^ To-day if ye will hear His * voice^ harden * not - 
 V , ^tjour - fiearts j as in the provocation, and as in the 
 \ 4^day of temptation, - in - the - wit-der-ness, . 
 1^5 > When your fathers - temp-tid - me ; proved - me • 
 
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 ru;£u> - suiw " /«y. 
 
 iVOTiCS* 
 
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Instru ct io ns for C^iauntivg, 
 
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 Forty years lonj was I grieved with this genera- 
 tion ' anil • mid ; it U a People that do err in their 
 hearts, for they - have • not • known - My • ways. 
 
 Unto whom I B^^^l^e - in • my • wrath : that they 
 should not en-ter - in^to • my • Test. 
 
 Glory be to the Father, and - io - tJie - Son^ and - 
 to - tlie • Ho'ly - Ohost. 
 
 Ae it was in the beginning, is now, and e-vtr - 
 shall ' be ; world • with-out • end. - A-inen* 
 
 T£ DEUM LAUDAMUS. 
 
 We prtkiee-thee^ - O - God : we acknowledge-^/tee ■» 
 io ' be • ike ' Lord. 
 
 All the earth doth-w;cr.fiAi/) - /A*e .• the«Fa-/Aer - 
 t-ver-lasiing. 
 
 To thee all Angels-cry - a-loud: the Heavens and- 
 all ' tJie ' powers • there-in 
 
 To thee Cherubin SLnd-Se-ra-phin: con-iin-ual-ly - 
 do - cryt 
 
 Holy, Ho-/y - Ho-ly : "Lord-God -of- Saba-oth; 
 
 Heaven and Earth are full of ihe-AIajesty : of thy 
 Glo-ry. 
 
 The Gijorious company of ihe'A'postles - praiae • 
 thee. 
 
 The goodly fellowship Q^-the - Fro-phets : pra-iae • 
 thee. 
 
 The noblo Army-o/"- Mar-tyrs : pra-ise - thee. 
 
 The Holy Church throughout all - ^/le - l^orld ; 
 doth tkc-hww-ledge - thee. 
 
 The Father : of an wfi-nite - Ma-jas-ty ; 
 
 -Thine hono-ra-J/e, - Zrwc ; and on-ly -Son ; 
 
 Also i\\(^-lJo'hj - 6^Aos/ : y/ie - com-forter. 
 
 Thou art the K\ng-of- glo-ry: O • Christ. 
 
 Thou art the evi^r-lastlng • iS'on 3 of - the - Father. 
 
 When thou \ook«!9t tipon thee to d^Aiver - Man : 
 tljou diddt not al>/ior - th^ - Vir-[rin's - womh. 
 
 When thou hadst overcome the sharp-rj^ss - of * 
 death : thou did^it open the Kingdom of lloaven-/o - 
 uU - uc-lie-vcru* ^ . 
 
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 Instructwns for Chaunting. 
 
 Thou sittMt nt th« r\^ht-kand - of- God : in the- 
 Glory ' of- the - Father, 
 
 Wo l>r>iiove that-Moa - shall - cow« ; lo-&« • to -be- 
 
 VVf» th'Tfforo prfl}' tlT^e, hnlp-A^ty • ssr-tdnta: whom 
 thou haiit re(l<M!nifd-it'»7A - thrj - pre-chmx • hlnod. 
 
 Makft thorn to h« numbored-ioiy/t - /Ay - SainU : 
 in-«;'/o)7)r - e-var-husfin^. 
 
 O Lor»i,-<;<ii>e * /% - pfOf)te .• aad-i^^ss - ^/n>te - ke» 
 
 G<i-vcrn ■ th^m : and-/i/i? • thcM • up -for - ever, 
 
 /Jfnj - by ' day : we - ma'^-nify • thee : 
 
 And we wot-sMp - thy - name . o ver - icortd - tvitJi- 
 out • end. 
 
 V()ucl»srt/c • O • Lord: to keep m-this- day* with' 
 out • sin. 
 
 O Lordliavo marcy-upoji - us : \m\<i mercy - \ip' 
 on • us. " , . 
 
 O Lnrd Ut 0\v mercy Vv^hiGh-up-on - us .• as-our - 
 ftii.?^ - is ' in - //we. 
 
 O Lord in thee have-/ - inisl-ed : hi me ne-ier- 
 he - con-foumd-ed. 
 
 JUBILATE DEO. 
 
 O bo joyful in the Lord-a/i * ye • lands: serve tl»e 
 Lord with o;|adnes8 and come beforf^ hh-pre-sence - 
 zvith • a - song : 
 
 Bo ye sure" that the Lord he i^ G«k1, il i» he that 
 hath mode ua nnd not «;« - ourselves : wo are hia 
 people and the-sheep - <^- Aw • pas tare. 
 
 O go your way into hi« gates wKh thanl<?givin<j, 
 and into Im-courts - with -praise : be thankful unto 
 him nr\fi-speah - good -.of - his - name. 
 
 For the L >rd iu graciou-?, hii mercy U ■ c-ver-last- 
 ing : and hie truth endareth from gencra-/ion-tJ-ff«i 
 fie-ration. 
 
 Glory be to the Father and • to - the- Son, mt^to - 
 the - /^<;Zi/ - Giiost ; " 
 
Instruct inns for Chainiting. \ ■ 13/9 
 
 Aa it wa3 in th« hejvjnruni:, ia nou', and e-ver - 
 shall' be; ys-orki-wiilirvut ' end. • d-tnen. 
 
 Repnnses to ihe Commandments. 
 
 Lord hnv<»i nyf^rcy-np'On - ws, au J incline our-/iecfr/« - 
 tu - fc<?<7) - //»i* - Imw. 
 
 Lord have nii^ioy ?</}-on - w."?, and write nil those 
 thy Lkiwa in imr-fi^aris - ite • Le-Hiicch thee, 
 
 SANcrcs — For Sacrament Days. 
 
 Holy ! Holy ! Holy ! Lord God Almighty ; who 
 vfxH, and in, and is-lo come.— Who shall not gioriCy 
 thy naino ? For thou only ajrt holy : Thou only art 
 the Lord. — Arnen. 
 
 EVENING SERVICE. 
 
 MAGNIFICAT. 
 
 My soul doth ma£;ni-/i/ - the - Lord : and my spirit 
 ht\^h ri\]o'iQed m-God ' mi^ - Sa^viour. 
 
 For he hath-re-gar-t/«tZ : the lo ^Mness-of - his - 
 hand-mai-d-en. 
 
 YoT behold "fram - hencc'furth : all generations- 
 shaJl - call - me • hles-sed. 
 
 For he that is nVighty hath m^^-ni-fied • me : and- 
 hO'ly - it - his • name* 
 
 And his niorcy i« on them-/A,a/ -fear - him: through- 
 OiH all-ge-ne-ra-tions. 
 
 Ho hath shf'ued utrennth - with - his - arm : h<) 
 hath blattered the proud in tho imagi-wa-/io« • »/ - 
 
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 InatiivJiom fur Chaunting, 
 
 ifo linlh put down the mit;hty -from - their -teat: 
 and tiath exnlted-//ie - hum-bU - and - meek. 
 
 Ho hath filled the hungry - with - gowt^ - things : 
 and tho rUh he halhseni - «»«/>-/// - a way. 
 
 IIo roinombi in;;; hb morcy hulh' holpen hi<» -.scr- 
 vrin^ - /.sra«^ ; aa ho proni'Hod to our forcf'athcrH, 
 Al>rnbani nnd-hia - areri •/(»' - cier. 
 
 (ilory ])ft to tlio Father and -/o - ths - .S'oJi ; and • 
 (o ' fJu; *- IlO'ly - Ghost. 
 
 Ah it vvQH in tho bp^inninj:, h now, and over - 
 s/ia/^ • bn : woi Id - uith-oui- - ^'t(i - A-men. 
 
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 NUNC DIMITTTS. 
 
 Lord now IcttGsl thou thy Servant do-part - i^i - 
 
 For niino-fvcs - have - seen : ihy-Sa-l'va-ti-nrtt 
 Which I hou hast - pre-pa-red : before tho-/(ic« - of- 
 
 all - Peo-^le. , ^ ., j . u 
 
 To be a li«;ht to lij^ht/.n - //w? - Gm-tiUs : and to be 
 
 the glory - of- thy - Fco-ple - /sraeZ. 
 
 Glory he to the Father and-/o - the - Son : and- 
 io ' (he - Ilo-hj -Ghost. 
 
 As it wan in tho beginning, is now, and e-ver - 
 «/ta/i - be : world - vjifh-out - «nd. - /l-m<?»i. 
 
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 18 
 
 I 
 
 7 
 la 
 
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 •7 
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 1 
 
 9 
 
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 How bleft i> he» &c. 
 Attend, O earth, &c. 
 O Lord, thou art, &c. 
 Lord, hear the voice, &c, 
 O chou to whom a I, &c. 
 
 thoa to whom, &c. 
 To celebrate thy, &c. 
 God i» a conOant, &c. 
 Lord, who's the, &c. 
 
 1 ftiive each a£tioti, &c. 
 Mo change of timeit &c. 
 No change of times, &c. 
 By fliodi of wicked, &c. 
 The heav'ns declare, &c. 
 The heav'os declare, &e. 
 Ye worfliippers of^ &c. 
 The Lord hirafelf, &c. 
 £re£l your heads, &c. 
 To God in whom I truft.&c 
 Continae, Lord, to, &c. 
 Pll celebrate thy, &c. 
 
 Let all the jull to, &c. 
 Let earth and all, &c. 
 'Tis God, who thofe, &c. 
 ThrouKih all ihe. 8cc 
 The hoa* of God, &c. 
 Let him who lengtn, &c. 
 Fiiife witncfles with, &c. 
 Since of thy, &c. 
 Who can thr, &c. 
 A* pants the hart. &c. 
 God of my flrenjjth, &C. 
 
 ir^rtH ih imnf. iin. &.C. 
 , — Q -jf , 
 
 110 
 
 i 86 
 
 I 4 
 
 I 36 
 
 103 
 
 9 
 
 37 
 •13 
 89 
 8 
 72 
 
 112 
 
 i^ 
 82 
 
 84 
 
 42 
 
 b8 
 
 i «5 
 
 [I07 
 
 I ^ 
 104 
 
 84 
 9 
 
 77 
 39 
 
 112 
 106 
 
 i 3" 
 
 8! 
 
 i'3 
 
 llA 
 
 TUNI. 
 
 Sf. James's. C M, 
 Bedford. C. M. 
 Bp. Thorpe, c. m. 
 BninfAtck, C. M. 
 Hut field. C. M, 
 Surry. I.. M. 
 Wakefield, d M. 
 Lincoln c. m. 
 Bmdrwonh. C. ;<f. 
 Windfo . C. M. 
 Old loe'h L. M. 
 Emanuel, l. M. 
 Kent. L. M. 
 Bedford. CM. 
 St. James's, c. M. 
 York. c. M. 
 Brodfworth, C M* 
 DoncaRer. CM. 
 Gallway. s. m. 
 St. Mary'a. c m. 
 Alvrrftukc. C. M. 
 shrffield C. M. 
 St Jamc^'ii, C M. 
 Brodfworth. C M. 
 iBurford. c m. 
 Bedford, t. M. 
 St. David's. C M^ 
 Windfor, c M. 
 Mccklenburjth. l.m 
 Rr»ckinh?ra. l. m» 
 Barford C, M. 
 Braitfwick. t. m, 
 St. Mar&aret'<« v,ik 
 
142 
 
 CJDE!^. 
 
 P. 
 
 V. 
 
 1 
 11 
 
 15 
 
 5» 
 5« 
 
 5' 
 57 
 62 
 
 65 
 65 
 66 
 66 
 
 e? 
 
 7« 
 
 77 
 
 79 
 81 
 84 
 
 85 
 S6 
 
 ^6 
 
 «9 
 90 
 90 
 92 
 9« 
 93 
 94 
 94 
 95 
 96 
 
 97 
 
 ^2 
 98 
 
 98 
 
 ]oo 
 
 102 
 103 
 103 
 104 
 105 
 106 
 107 
 108 
 iti 
 
 Have mercy, Lord, 8cc-| 
 Withdraw not thou, &c. 
 Do thou unlock my iipi, &c 
 
 8j Awake my glory, &c. 
 61 thou, my foul, on, 8:c. 
 1 For thee, O God, &c. 
 Thy goodncfj dots, &c. 
 Let alt the Iand9, &c. 
 O all ye nations, &c. 
 To blcfi thy chorcn, &c. 
 In thee I put my, &c. 
 O blcfsM be, &c. 
 Has God for ever, &c. 
 81 think not on our, Bed 
 i|To God our never, &c. 
 P God of hofts, the, &c. 
 Lord, ihou haft, &c. 
 Teach me thy way, &c. 
 To my complaint, &c. 
 Thy mercies, Lord, &c. 
 O Lord, the Saviour, &c. 
 O to thy fervants, &c. 
 How good and, &c. 
 To ten-ftfinR'd, &c. 
 With glory clad, &c. 
 B left- is the man^ &c. 
 Wilt thou who art, &c, 
 O come, loud, &c. 
 Sing to the Lord, &c. 
 Jehovah reigns, &c. 
 You who to ferve, Sec. 
 Sing to the Lord, &c. 
 Smg to the Lord, &c. 
 With one confeiit, &Ci 
 25! The ftrong, &c. 
 8 Thfe Lord abounds, &c. 
 The Lord, the, &c. 
 Bkf* God, my foul &e, 
 O render thanks, &c. 
 O render thanks, &c. 
 To God, yout, &c. 
 O God, my heart i'? &c. 
 Piatfc ye the Loid, &c. 
 
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 8 
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 18 
 
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 57 
 96 
 
 7 
 18 
 
 24 
 
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 35 
 
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 114 
 
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 110 
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 23 
 34 
 80 
 
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 40 
 
 30 
 16 
 
 48 
 
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 40 
 
 H5 
 
 s6 
 
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 Gallway. s. m. 
 Gall way. s. m. 
 All Saints, s. M. 
 Hanover. L. M. 
 Rockingham. L.M 
 Rockingham. L.M 
 Kent. L. M, 
 St. Magnus. CM. 
 Lincoln, cm. 
 Gallway. s. m. 
 Leeds, cm. 
 Alverftoke. c .M. 
 Bp. Thorpe, cm 
 Meffiah. CM. 
 
 Wakefield, c M. 
 St. Anii'i. c M, 
 
 Manchefter. CM. 
 
 A'.verftoke. C m. 
 
 Windfor. CM. 
 
 MecklenbutghLM 
 
 St. Ma»y*8. c m. 
 
 Windfor. CM. 
 
 Sheffield, cm. 
 
 S(. Magnus. C M 
 
 St, Margaret, lm 
 
 Brunfwick. C M^. 
 
 Burford. c m. 
 
 Surrey, l. m. 
 
 Proper 96ih. p.M- 
 
 Surrey, l. M. 
 
 Kent. L. M. 
 
 St. famci's. CM, 
 
 Sheffield, c M. 
 
 Old looth. L.M. 
 
 Leeds, c m. 
 
 Surrey. L. M. 
 Kent. L. m, 
 Hanovc". L. M. 
 Manchefter. c M: 
 Ematjuel. i.. m. 
 Rocki'ieh-tm. lm 
 Wakefield, c M. 
 Suffolk. L. M. 
 
INDgX. 
 
 14^3 
 
 P. 
 
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 »'5 
 116 
 
 117 
 117 
 118 
 
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 U9 
 119 
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 122 
 
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 136 
 
 139 
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 150 
 
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 That roan Is bkO, &c. 
 Yc faints and, See 
 Lord not to us, we, &c. 
 How juft, and, &c. 
 With checjful notes, &c. 
 With chceiful notes, &c. 
 O praife the Lord, &c. 
 O then that thy, &c. 
 Be grac'ous to thy, &c. 
 Foi ever, and for, &c. 
 With favour. Lord, &C. 
 To ray requeft, and, &c. 
 O 'twas a joyful, &c. 
 Who place in Sion's, &c. 
 From lowed depths, &c. 
 How vaft muft their, &c. 
 O praife the Lord, &c. 
 To God the mighty, &c. 
 Thou, Lord, by, &c. 
 rhee Til extol, my, &c. 
 The Lord is good, &c. 
 The Lord, who, &c. 
 Ye boundlcfs realms, &c. 
 O praife ye the Lord, &c. 
 O praife the Lord, &c 
 
 P. 
 
 10 
 
 45 
 
 Tune. 
 
 Lynn. l. m. 
 13th Pioper. 
 
 p. M. 
 
 45 ' '3'" riupcr. 1 
 75 BrodCworth, c. m. 
 44inp. Thorpe, c. M. 
 io8!St. Magnus, c. m. 
 27 [Bedford. CM. 
 86 1 St. Anne**, c. m. 
 94 Mefliah. c. M. 
 17 St David's, c. m. 
 50 Mefliah. CM. 
 97 St. Miry's. c. m, 
 74 St. Mary's, c. m. 
 48jMancheAer. c. M« 
 14 York. CM. 
 S9'AI1 Saints, s, m. 
 49'Lincoln c. M. 
 94'Bedford. c. M. 
 43[i48ih Proper, p. m. 
 12 'Rockingham, l. m* 
 16 Lincoln. C M. 
 80 B p. Thorpe. C m. 
 20 Mefliah. CM. 
 
 5!i48[h PiOper. p, m. 
 io5:i49!h Proper, p, m» 
 io9tv>uffolk. L« m. 
 
 APPENDIX. 
 
 Thb words of the hundredth Pfalm, old verfion - 
 Ninth and tenth verfes of the eighteenth Pfalm, old 
 
 verfion, - - - - - - " " "" "*p»" 
 
 Ve.fification of the hundred and fourth Pfalm, by Dr. 
 
 Vincent, i,'r rj ' 
 
 Verfion of part of the third chapter of the Wifdom 
 
 of Solomon, proper to be fung at Funerals. The 
 
 words by the Rev. G. Hav Drummond, • - 
 Pfalm XXllL By Mr. Addifoo,— The Lord roy 
 
 paflurc Ihall prepare. 
 
 Page. 
 11& 
 
 116 
 
 117 
 
 •119 
 
144 ISDEX. 
 
 ;f - ^ HYMNS. 
 
 • Page. 
 
 ' MoRMINC—Awake, my foal, and with the fun, i«i 
 
 Evenwa —Glory to thee, my Ood, thii mght, - i«« 
 
 For Advent.— -He comes, be comes, the Judge fcvcre I83 
 For ChnQmas Day.— Rtjoice, the promis'd Saviour's 
 
 come, .,..---- J*3 
 
 Another.— All hail the pow'c of Jefus's na-ne, - I84 
 For Good Friday.— Lo ! the black deed the glorious 
 
 fun hath driven, ."."' ^^* 
 
 For Eaflcri— Now Is.Chrift rifcn from the dead, - I85 
 
 For Eatte* Sunday.— Jefus Chrifl is risei. to day, - i«6 
 
 For Afceufion Day — Far above yon glorious ceiling, ifi7 
 
 For Whit Sunday.— Spirit of mercy, truth and love, IE7 
 For Trinity Sunday.— Elefi'd be the Father, and his 
 
 love. ---*---•--■"::" '®^ 
 
 For New Year's Day— Eternal fourcc of ev'ryj»y, 129 
 
 FortheSaCjament — My Godl and isthy tablefpread, 119 
 
 -Another.— Tbou Lamb of God! whofc bleeding love, 130 
 ' For Sunday Morning — Again the day returns of holy 
 
 reft « • : • j ^8^ 
 
 Before Service.— While health, am arcngth, and 
 
 youth remain, .* '3* 
 
 For Sunday Evening.— Now, ere the fleeting hour is 
 
 pad away, * V * ' * ^^* 
 
 Hymn from Pfalm XIX.— The fpacious firmament 
 
 on hi^h — Addifon. ,....•••• 'S* 
 Hymn from Pfalm CXLVIII — Praife the Lord, yc 
 
 heavens adore him. — Dr. Haydyn 133 
 
 Hyrao.— Thou Great Firtt Caufe leaft underQood.— 
 
 • Green r.' ^ ' ' ^^^ 
 
 H>?mn.— When all thy mercies, O my God . . 135 
 
 Instructions for Chauntingf Sfc, 
 
 136 
 
 Ml 
 
'AGE. 
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 IB3 
 
 163 
 124 
 
 125 
 185 
 
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 130 
 
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 133 
 
 134 . 
 135 
 
 136