This we know and this we feel:— Something of his quiet zeal; Something of his holy love, (Likest that which blooms above) Ever quick to soothe and bless With its tones of tenderness; Something too we all have known Of that wisdom—all his own, Wherewith in our darkest day He can guide us on our way; Something of his genial heart, Wherein all the world hath part. Spare him Lord! and spare him long! In thy strength may he be strong. Spare him still to lead us on To the fight that must be won. But as thou wilt one day, Lord! Take him to his high reward, Unto us and him be given, One eternal home in heaven! R. B. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. THE PREACHER PROM THE PRESS. Sermons to explain and to recommend the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 2 vols., cloth boards, Price 6s. THE DEATH OF A MINISTER AN EVENT OF PECULIAR IMPORTANCE. A Funeral Sermon for the Rev. JOHN SYKES, of Guestwick. THE MOURNING CONGREGATION REMINDED OF THE WORK OF THEIR DECEASED MINISTER. A Funeral Sermon for the Rev. JOSEPH KINGHORN, of Norwich. CHURCH MEMBERSHIP. An Appeal to Christians on the Duty and Importance of Communion with the Church. THE OBJECTS AND MOTIVES OF MODERN NONCONFORMISTS. A Sermon preached at the Opening of Hingham Chapel. THE BAPTISM OF THE PRINCE. A Sermon preached in anticipation of the Baptism of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. APOSTOLIC WAYS IN THE CHURCH. The Introductory Discourse delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. ANDREW REED, B.A. in the Old Meeting House, Norwich. THE CHRISTIAN SERVING HIS OWN GENERATION. A Sermon occasioned by the lamented death of J. J. GURNEY, Esq. BRIEF MEMOIR OF J. J. GURNEY, ESQ. With Portrait. Tenth Thousand. * * * * * NORWICH: PRINTED BY JOSIAH FLETCHER, UPPER HAYMARKET.