HYMN.

"'Tis finished!" so the Saviour cried, S.Stennett.
'Tis thine alone, almighty Name! E. F. Hatfield.
To-day, if you will hear his voice
To-day, the Saviour calls

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To him that chose us first
To Jesus, our exalted Lord

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229

664
Kent's Coll. 293

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Spir. Songs.
I. Watts.

284

72
378
446
142

Miss A. Steele.
To Jesus, the Crown of my hope W. Cowper.
To our Redeemer's glorious name, MissA. Steele.
To thy pastures fair and large - J. Merrick.
To thy temple I repair
To us a Child of hope is born
M. Bruce.
To whom, my Saviour! shall I go, Vill. Hymns.
Triumphant Zion! lift thy head, P. Doddridge.
'T was on that dark, that doleful night, I. Watts.

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- J. Montgomery.

Unshaken as the sacred hill -
Unveil thy bosom. faithful tomb ! -

Vain, delusive world! adieu! -

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468
45
195

404
565
379

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HYMN.

25

710

When, O dear Jesus! when shall I J. Cennick.
When, rising from the bed of death, J.Addison.
When shall the voice of singing J. Edmeston.
When sins and fears prevailing - Miss A. Steele.
When thou, my righteous Judge! Mrs. S. Shirley.
While beauty clothes the fertile, Miss A. Steele.
While in sweet communion feeding E. Denny.
While life prolongs its precious light, T. Dwight.
While on the verge of life I stand, P. Doddridge.
While, with ceaseless course, the sun, J.Newton.
Whilst thee I seek - - Miss H. M. Williams.
Who are these that come from far? T. Kelly (?).
Who can describe the joys that rise - I. Watts.
Who shall ascend thy heavenly place, I. Watts.
Who shall the Lord's elect condemn? I. Watts.
Why do we mourn departing friends- I. Watts.
Why should the children of a King
I. Watts.
I. Watts.
Why should we start and fear to die - I. Watts.
With all my powers of heart and - - I. Watts.
With broken heart and contrite sigh - C. Elvin.
With joy we hail the sacred day, Miss H. Auber.
With joy we lift our eyes -
With joy we meditate the grace
With tears of anguish I lament
Witness, ye men and angels! now,
Wouldst thou eternal life obtain

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Wait, my soul! upon the Lord W. F. Lloyd,
Wait, O my soul! thy Maker's will, B. Beddome.
Watchman! tell us of the night! - J. Bowring.
Wayfarers in the wilderness - A. R. Thompson.
We bid thee welcome in the- - J. Montgomery.
We bless thee for thy peace
We give immortal praise
We give thee but thine own

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632
427

328
672

368

292

736

675

529

571

351

549

440

705
495
687

88

310
21
T. Jervis. 40

211

320

1. Watts.
- S. Stennett.
B. Beddome. 593

617

748

579

Songs of the Chh.

538

N. Tate.

123

Ye dying sons of men!

J. Boden.

304

31

19

Ye glittering toys of earth! adieu! Miss A. Steele.
Ye hearts, with youthful vigor

360

P. Doddridge.
1. Watts.

273

93

We sing his love who once was slain
Welcome, delightful morn
Welcome, sacred day of rest -
Welcome, sweet day of rest!
Welcome, welcome, dear Redeemer! W, M
What are these in bright array - J. Montgomery.
What equal honors shall we bring - I. Watts.
What shall I render to my God - - I. Watts.
What shall the dying sinner do- - I. Watts.
What sinners value I resign
- I. Watts.
What various hindrances we meet W. Cowper.
When all thy mercies, O my God! J. Addison.
When at this distance, Lord! we, P. Doddridge.
When bending o'er the brink of life, W. B. Collyer.
When God revealed his gracious name, I. Watts.
When I can read my title clear - - I. Watts.
When I survey the wondrous cross - I. Watts.
When Jesus dwelt in mortal clay T. Gibbons.
When Jesus left his Father's J. Montgomery.
When languor and disease invade, A. M. Toplady.

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Ye nations round the earth! rejoice
Ye saints! your music bring -
Ye servants of the living God!
Ye servants of the Lord!
Ye sinners! fear the Lord -