Most of them will be found in Putnam’s _Singers and Songs_, etc. 1. _All nature’s works His praise declare_, (Worship) Headed “On Opening an Organ” and dated November 9, 1822. In view of the almost universal use of organs in modern churches it is rather surprizing that this should be a well-nigh unique example of a hymn for the dedication of such an instrument. It is also a good general hymn of worship. It was included in Horder’s British _Congregational Hymns_, 1884, and in a number of American Unitarian collections. 2. _Around the throne of God, the host angelic sings_, A hymn of “Universal Praise,” based on Revelation IV, 2, 3; XV, 3. Dated 1823 and published in the _Christian Disciple_, vol. V. A fine hymn of its type, but little used, perhaps because of its metre, 6.6.6.6.4.4.4.4. 3. _Father of earth and heaven, Whose arm upholds creation_, (Thanksgiving for Divine Mercies) Included in Cheever’s _Common Place Book_, 1831, and in _Lyra Sacra Americana_. 4. _Father, Thy gentle chastisement_ (In sickness) Dated March, 1836. In _Lyra Sacra Americana_. 5. _Great God, the followers of thy Son_, (Ordination) Written for the ordination of Jared Sparks, the historian, as minister of the First Unitarian Church, Baltimore, Maryland, May 5, 1819, but suitable for any service of worship and perhaps the most widely used of Ware’s hymns. 6. _In this glad hour when children meet_ (Family Gatherings) Dated August 20, 1835. In _Lyra Sacra Americana_. 7. _Lift your glad voices in triumph on high_ (Easter) Dated 1817, and published in the _Christian Disciple_ of that year, in 2 stanzas of 8 lines. In _Lyra Sacra Americana_ and included in many 19^th century hymn books. In a few cases the second stanza alone is given, beginning _Glory to God, in full anthems of joy!_ 8. _Like Israel’s hosts to exile driven_ (The God of our Fathers) Written for the Centennial Celebration of the Boston Thursday Lecture, October 17, 1833. It is a quasi-national hymn in praise of the Pilgrim Fathers. Included in Hedge and Huntington’s _Hymns for the Church of Christ_ and in _Lyra Sacra Americana_. 9. _O Thou in whom alone is found_ (Laying Foundation Stone for a Place of Worship) Not dated. In _Lyra Sacra Americana_, and in Thring’s _Collection_ (British) 1882. 10. _O Thou who on thy chosen Son_, (Ordination) Written “For an ordination, March, 1829.” Included in Dale’s _English Hymn Book_, 1874. 11. _Oppression shall not always reign_, (Anti-Slavery Song)