I. Of general Prayer and Praise, and for the Intro duction and Close of Public Worship.
II. For particular Subjects of Discourses.
III. For particular Occasions, and for Private and Domestic Devotion.
Short Metre.
Common Metre.
Long Metre.
Long Particular Metre.
Sevens Metre.
Eight and Six Metre.
Six line Long Metre.
Six and Eight Metre.
Eight and Seven syllable Metre.
Ten syllable Metre.
10 & 11 s. M. Ten and Eleven syllable Metre.
Hallelujah Metre.
Proper Metre.
Drummond. 122
Mrs. Barbauld.
Cowper. 123 Mrs. Steele. 124 Edinburgh Coll. 125
ABSURD and vain attempt to bind
Affliction is a stormy deep
Affliction's faded form draws nigh
Again the Lord of life and light
A glory gilds the sacred page
Ah! wretched souls who still remain
All nature dies, and lives again
All nature feels attractive power
All powerful, self-existent God
All seeing God! 'tis thine to know
Almighty Father! gracious Lord
Almighty God! thy powerful word
Almighty Maker, God
Almighty Maker, Lord of all
Almighty! listen while we raise
Amidst a world of hopes and fears
And is the gospel peace and love
Drennan. 126 Walker's Coll. 127
Scott. 128 Mrs. Steele. 402 †Exeter Coll.
Rev. H. Moore. 130
Mrs. Steele. 132
And now my soul another year Liverpool Old Coll. 403
And will the great eternal God
Angel, roll the rock away
Another fleeting day is
Another six days work is done
Arise, my soul! extend thy wings
As body when the soul has fled
As the good shepherd gently leads
As the sweet flower which scents
At the portals of thy house
Author of good! we rest on thee
A voice from the desert comes awful
Awake, my soul! and with the sun
Doddridge. 404
Scott. 133
†Collyer's Coll. 405
Stennet. 4
Doddridge. 134
†Drummond. 135
†Pope's Coll.
†Belfast Coll. 406
†J. Taylor.
Merrick. 136 †Drummond. 137 Bp. Ken. 407
Awake, my soul! lift up thine eyes Mrs. Barbauld. 138
Awake, my soul! rouse every power
Awake my soul! stretch every nerve
Awake my soul to hymns of praise
Awake, ye saints! and raise your eyes
Before Jehovah's awful throne
Begin, my soul! the exalted lay
Doddridge. 140
Merrick. 141
Doddridge. 143
Watts. 408
Behold, where breathing love divine Mrs. Barbauld. 146
Enfield. 147
Doddridge. 145
Watts. 11
† Exeter Coll. 148
Watts. 149.
Liverpool Coll. 150
Behold, where in a mortal form
Beset with snares on every hand
Be thou exalted, O our God
Blessed are the meek, he said
Blessed be the everlasting God
Blessed hour, when virtuous
Blessed Instructer! from thy ways
Blessed is the man who fears the Lord
Bless, O my soul! the living God
Blow ye
the trumpet, blow
Can creatures to perfection find
Merrick. 12
†Exeter Coll. 151
Watts. 13
Rippon's Coll. 152
Celestial worlds! your Maker's name Williams' Coll. 14
Come, let us search our ways and try
Come, said Jesus' sacred voice
Come, sound his praise abroad
Come unto me, all ye who mourn
Watts. 154
Mrs. Barbauld.. 156
Watts. 15
Come, ye who love the Lord
Consider all my sorrows, Lord
Deem not that they are blessed alone
Eat, drink, in memory, of your friend Dublin Coll. 411
Eternal and immortal King
Eternal bliss, and lasting wo
Eternal God! Almighty cause
Eternal God! how frail is man
Eternal God! our humbled souls
Eternal God! thy works of might
Eternal Sire! enthroned on high
Eternal Source of every joy
Eternal Source of life and light
Eternal Source of life and thought
Faith adds new charms to earthly bliss
Far from mortal cares retreating
Far from these scenes of night
Far from the world, O Lord! I flee
Far from thy servants, God of grace
Father adored in worlds above
Father divine! before thy view
Father divine! thy piercing eye
Father in heaven! thy sacred
Father of all! Eternal God
Father of all! whose cares extend
Father of all, whose sovereign will
Father of Jesus! God of love
Father of light! conduct my feet
Father of light! we sing thy name
Father of men! thy care we bless
Father of mercies! in thy word
Father of mercies! God of love
Father of our feeble race
Father of peace, and God of love
Father! to thy kind love we owe
For safety in the evil day
Doddridge. 158 Exeter Coll. 412 Browne. 17 Watts. 159
Doddridge. 413 †Jervis. 160 Williams' Coll. 414
Doddridge. 415 Cappe's Select. 18 Doddridge. 19
Salisbury Coll. 161
J. Taylor. 20
Mrs. Steele. 162
Cowper. 163
Doddridge. 164
Pope's Coll.
J. Taylor. 165
Doddridge. 416
Liverpool Coll. 22
Exeter Coll. 23
Pope. 24
Chs. Wesley. 417 †Exeter Coll. 166
Smart. 167
Doddridge. 25 Doddridge. 418 Mrs. Steele. 26 Heginbotham. 168 J. Taylor. 27 †Doddridge. 28
Frail life of man-how short Rev. H. Moore. 169
From all that dwell below the skies
Watts. 30
From Christ, my Lord, shall I †Christian Reformer. 170
From every thought and wish impure Exeter Coll. 171
From north and south, from east and west Butcher. 172
From the table now retiring
Exeter Coll. 420
Give thanks to God most high
Give to our God immortal praise
Give to the Lord in cheerful songs
Glory be to God on high.
Glory to thee, my God! this night
God in his earthly temples lays
God, in the gospel of his Son
God is a spirit just and wise
God moves in a mysterious way
God of eternity! from thee
God of glory! God of love
God of mercy! God of love
God of my childhood, and my youth
God of my life, through all its days
God of our lives! our thanks to thee
God of our lives! thy constant care
Exeter Coll. 33
J. Taylor. 34
Bp. Ken. 421
Watts. 35
Beddome. 173
Watts. 36
Cowper. 174
Doddridge. 175
Broadmead Coll. 422
J. Taylor. 176
Watts. 423
Doddridge. 424
Browne. 177 Doddridge. 426
God of our lives! whose bounteous Dodsley's Poems. 178
God of the changing year! whose arm E. Taylor. 425 God of the morning! at whose voice
God reigns; events in order flow
Watts. 179
Scott. 181 Jervis. 427
God, to correct the world
God, who in various methods told
God, who is just and kind
Grace 'tis a pleasing sound
Great Author of all nature's frame
Great Cause of all things! Source of life
Great First of beings! mighty Lord
Great Former of this various frame
Great Framer of unnumbered worlds
Scott. 183
Dyer. 38 Browne. 40 Doddridge. 184 Dyer. 429
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