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Edward Pickard | lit.salon

Edward Pickard

Born: 1714

Died: 1778

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Born: 1714

Died: 1778

Books by Edward Pickard (50 max)

Charity to orphans and other necessitous children, described and recommended A sermon preached, April 23, 1760, for the beneift of the orphans working school at Hoxton. [With a plan of the charity.]

1760

The vast importance of a deliverance from popery, and the wonderful means by which God has delivered us considered and improved: a sermon preached at Little St. Helens, at the anniversary meeting on the first of August, 1747 : to the Society of Protestant Dissenters, who support the Lord's-Day morning lecture there

1747

Solomon's preference of wisdom considered: and particularly recommended to the attention and regard of young people. Being the annual sermon preached at Carter-Lane, on the first of January, 1752. By Edward Pickard. ...

1752

Solomon's preference of wisdom considered: and particularly recommended to the attention and regard of young people Being the annual sermon preached at Carter-lane, on the first of January, 1752

1752

The Christian's resolution to live to Christ: and his desire to depart and be with him. Represented in a sermon preached at Carter-Lane, January 8, 1758. On occasion of the death of Mr. Timothy Wyld, who departed this life December 26, 1757

1758

Edward Pickard, John Noon, Christopher Henderson

The Christian's confidence and joy in the views of death and judgment. A sermon preached at Carter-Lane, December 17, 1758. On occasion of the much lamented death of the late Reverend Mr. Thomas Newman. ... By Edward Pickard

1759

The Christian's confidence and joy in the views of death and judgment, a sermon preached at Carter-Lane, December 17,1758, on occasion of the much lamented death of the late Reverend Mr. Thomas Newman who departed this life December 6, 1758, in the sixty-seventh year of his age

1759

Edward Pickard, Thomas Newman, Richard Hett, John Noon, Christopher Henderson, England) Carter-Lane Meeting House (London

National praise to God for the glorious Revolution, the protestant succession, and the signal successes and blessings with which Providence has crowned us. A sermon preached the first of August, 1761. at Little St. Helen's, ... By Edward Pickard

1761

The religious government of a family: particularly the obligation and importance of family worship. In three discourses. Preached at Carter-Lane. By Edward Pickard.

1762

The character and reward of the good and faithful servant: A sermon preached at Crouched Friars, London, April the 18th, 1762. on occasion of the death of George Benson, ... By Edward Pickard. To which is added, the oration at the interment. By E. Radcliff.

1762

The religious government of a family; particularly the obligation and importance of family worship In three discourses. Preached at Carter-Lane

1762