[1708] Wake, William (1657-1737). A Sermon Preach'd before the House of Lords at the Abby-church in Westminster, On Friday, Jan. 30. 1707/8. By the Right Reverend Father in God, William, Lord Bishop of Lincoln. London, Printed by H. Hills [1708] 12mo. 16pp. Title within mourning borders. Corners of leaves numbered in brown ink, likely contemporary, otherwise Near Fine. [Matth. XXVI. 51, 52.] For the anniversary of the beheading of Charles I, King of England (1600-1649). $75

[c. 1854] - Walker, John, and Eardley-Wilmot, Edward R. (1814-1899). Re-Baptism by the Church of Rome. Correspondence between Rev. E. R. Eardley-Wilmot...and Rev. John Walker. Kenilworth: W. T. Parsons. [c. 1854]. 8vo. 13pp. Pamphlet no wraps. Light spots of foxing to preliminary leaves including title. Interesting correspondence and debate between the two men on the merits of Re-Baptizing, the meaning of "conditionally" used by Rev. Walker, regarding the baptism of a particular infant who was already baptized. The infants mother (Elizabeth Golding) had passed away the day before. Very Good. $45

1818 - Ware, Henry (1764-1845). A Sermon Delivered Before the Convention of Congregational Ministers of Massachusetts, At their Annual Meeting in Boston, May 28, 1818. By Henry Ware, D.D. Boston : Printed by Wells and Lilly, 1818. 8vo. 27pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume, no wraps. General foxing throughout, bottom corner of leaves damp-stained. Convention of Congregational Ministers of Massachusetts (1818 : Boston) Shaw & Shoemaker, 46693 Good. $30

1801 - Wesleyan Methodist Church (ENGLAND). A Extract of the Minutes of Several Conversations, at the Fifty-Eight Annual Conference, Begun at Leeds, July 27, 1801, Between the Preachers Late in Connexion With The Rev. John Wesley, Deceased. Leeds: Printed by E. Baines, Mercury-Court. 1801. [First Edition] 12mo. 52pp. Sewn pamphlet in modern blue wraps. Leaves including title page lightly toned with occasional spots of foxing. Contains The Address of the Methodist Missionaries in the [Leeward Charibbee Islands in America] the West Indies, with the Answers. Very Good. Rare. $95

1802 - Wesleyan Methodist Church (ENGLAND). Minutes of Several Conversations, at the Fifty-Ninth Annual Conference, Begun at Bristol, July 26, 1802, Between the Preachers Late in Connection With The Rev. John Wesley, Deceased. Bristol: Printed by Richard Edwards. 1802. [First Edition] 12mo. 36, 24pp. Bond to rear with separate t.p. and pagination: "An Account of the Receipt and Disbursement of the General Collections. Manchester: Printed by S. Russell, Deansgate. 1802." Sewn pamphlet in modern blue wraps. Leaves lightly toned with occasional spots of foxing, top margins stained. Contains the names and stations of missionaries, their wives, includes the numbers of people in Wesleyan Societies of The West Indies, America (British Dominions), The United States (Separated by Whites, Colored People, and Blacks), etc. Very Good. Rare. $95

1803 - Wesleyan Methodist Church (ENGLAND). Minutes of Several Conversations, at the Sixtieth Annual Conference, Begun at Manchester, July 25, 1803, Between the Preachers Late in Connection With The Rev. John Wesley, Deceased. London: Printed at the Conference-Office. 1803. [First Edition] 12mo. 48, 24pp. Bond to rear with separate t.p. and pagination: "An Account of the Receipt and Disbursement of the General Collections. Manchester: Printed by S. Russell, Deansgate. 1803." Sewn pamphlet in modern blue wraps. Leaves clean and bright with only light toning, top margins up to about p. 31 with minor stain. Includes the numbers of people in Wesleyan Societies of The West Indies, America (British Dominions), The United States (Separated by Whites, Colored People, and Blacks), etc. An excellent fresh copy . Very Good and better. Rare. $95

1804 - Wesleyan Methodist Church (ENGLAND). Minutes of Several Conversations, at the Sixty-First Annual Conference, Begun in London, July 30, 1804, Between the Preachers Late in Connection With The Rev. John Wesley. London: Printed at the Conference-Office. 1804. [First Edition] 12mo. 64pp. Sewn pamphlet in modern blue wraps. Leaves lightly toned with occasional spots of foxing. Contains the numbers of people in Wesleyan Societies of The West Indies (British Dominions), and The United States (Separated by Whites, Colored People, and Blacks), etc. About Very Good. Rare. $95

1805 - Wesleyan Methodist Church (ENGLAND). Minutes of Several Conversations, at the Sixty-Second Annual Conference, Begun in London, July 29, 1805, Between the Preachers Late in Connexion With The Rev. John Wesley. London: Printed at the Conference-Office. 1805. [First Edition] 12mo. 70pp. Sewn pamphlet in modern blue wraps. Leaves lightly toned with occasional spots of foxing. Contains the names and stations of missionaries, their wives, the numbers of people in Wesleyan Societies, including those of The West Indies, America (British Dominions), The United States (Separated by Whites, Colored People, and Blacks), etc. An excellent fresh copy . Very Good and better. Rare. $95

1828 - White, William (1748-1836). An Address Delivered at the Commencement of the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States; Held in St. John's Chapel, in the City of New-York, on the 27th Day of June, 1828. By William White, Bishop of the Protestant Church in Pennsylvania. New York: Printed by T. and J. Swords, 1828. 8vo. 19pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume lightly foxed. No wrappers. A Good copy. $15

[c. 1833] White, William (1748-1836). Ordination of Priests. Commentary on the Questions in the Offices for the Ordaining of Priests and Deacons. n. p. - n. d. [New-York: Swords, Stanford and Co., 1833]. 8vo. 44pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume. No wraps no title, only half title as issued. Leaves lightly toned, otherwise Very Good. $30

1843 - Whittingham, William Rollinson (1805-1879). Address to the Students of the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States, delivered at the Annual Commencement in St. Peter's Church, New York, 1842 by William Rollinson Whittingham. New York : Swords, Stanford & Co., 1843. 8vo. 15pp. Original blue printed wraps, vertical centre fold. Gift inscription in pencil to verso of title page: "1864. Apr. 26. gift of Prof. Sam. Roosevelt Johnson, of the N.Y. Theol. Seminary." Fine or close to it. [Johnson, Samuel Roosevelt, 1802-1873]. $40

1860 - Whittingham, William Rollinson (1805-1879) and [Slaughter, William Bank?] . The Doctrine of Baptismal Regeneration as Held by Cranmer, Latimer, and Ridley ; and as taught in the Book of Common Prayer : a discussion between Bishop Whittingham and the "Southern Churchman" / by the editor of the "Southern Churchman." New York : John A. Gray, 1860. 12mo. 95pp. Original brown printed wraps rubbed, bumped at corners with faint horizontal and vertical creases. Leaves clean and bright. Rear wrap chipped at top corner. Gift inscription in pencil to verso of title "1864, Apr. 26. Gift of Prof. Sam. Roosevelt Johnson..." [Episcopal Church Doctrines, Richmond, VA] Very Good. $75

1846 - Wilberforce, Samuel (1805-1873). A Reproof of the American Church by the Bishop of Oxford, extracted from a "History of the Protestant Episcopal church in America"; With an Introduction by an American Churchman. New York: William Harned. 1846. 8vo. 59pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume. [44 page introduction and concluding chapter of Bishop Wilberforce's "History"]. No wraps. Leaves generally quite clean, some sporadic light foxing. Few negligible pen marks to title. Bishop Wilberforce's book was was supposed to be reprinted for the American readers by one or two "enterprising publishers" as soon as the book reached American shores. But 12 months elapsed and there was still no sign of an American copy, due in part to "one or more Southern Bishops have exerted their influence." Slavery was the main issue for this suppression. The author of the introduction alleges the negro insurrection and massacre at Southampton, Virginia, 21st August, 1831 as the beginning of a national debate on the subject of Slavery. Appleton's attributes the printing of this pamphlet and the introduction "by an American Churchman" to William Jay (1789 - 1858) second son of John Jay (1745 - 1829) the leading abolitionists of his time. However, the authorship is attributed to  Rev. Evan M. Johnson written in pencil on title page. Includes bibliographical references. [Slavery United States] Rare. Very Good.  $325

1841 - Wilkins, George (1785-1865). A Charge to the Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Nottingham, delivered at Nottingham, Retford, and Newark, in May, 1841 / by George Wilkins. London: J.G.F. & J Rivington, 1841. [Printed by B. S. Oliver, Nottingham] 8vo. 36, [1] pp. Pamphlet disbound in fine condition. Includes clipped newspaper column [Doncaster Chronicle, June, 1841], containing 4 letters to the editor regarding Wilkins’s Charge; one rather lengthy letter by Rev. John Raine (author of: History and Antiquities of the Parish of Blyth). COPAC [4] $65

1831 - Willard, Samuel (1775-1859). A Valedictory Discourse, Preached to the First Church and Society in Deerfield, Mass. September 20, 1829, By Samuel Willard, D.D. Minister of that Society. ; Published by request. Second edition. Boston, : Published by Leonard C. Bowles., 1831. (M. Pratt, printer--Hingham). 8vo. 23pp. Pamphlet removed from bound volume, no wraps. Leaves clean and generally bright, some with light foxing. p.14-16: "Dr. Willard's Communication to the First Congregational Church and Society in Deerfield."; regarding his resignation due blindness: "The reason may be given in three words; I am blind". Followed by 3 letters exchanged between Rev. Willard and his congregation, and corresponding records. Deerfield [Mass.] Church history. Amer. imprints 10659 Very Good. $25

1841 - Williams, Isaac (1802-1865). Sermon Preached at the Consecration of the Church of LLangorwen, in the diocese of St. David's, December 16, MDCCCXLI / by Isaac Williams. Aberystwith : J. Cox, 1841. 8vo. 25pp. [First Edition]. Dedicated by author to the Rev. Fred Menze (name could be incomplete, edges of pamphlet trimmed).  Pamphlet removed from binding, no wraps. Vertical crease to center. [Bible. N.T. Revelations XXI, 2-3 Sermons] Very Good. [Welsh Church] $65

1848 - Williams, John (1792 - 1858). Christian Patriotism. A Discourse delivered at Llandingad Church, Llandovery, at the Opening of the Welsh Educational Institution, March 1, 1848. / by the Warden, John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan. Llandovery: Published by W. Rees. 1848. [First Edition]. 8vo. 39pp. Pamphlet no wraps removed from bound volume. Title and rear leaf lightly toned. Carmen Alcaicum in honorem Landubriensis Academiae...in 39 stanzas of 4 lines in Latin and Welsh respectively, with notes to rear. [Psalm 137, Verses 5, 6.] Rare. $85

1841 – Wolff, Joseph (1795 – 1862). Letter of the Rev. Dr. Wolff to his Dissenting Friends at Huddersfield. Printed at the Office of J. Brook, Westgate, 1841. 12mo. 7pp. Disbound pamphlet few minor spots of soiling to title. Very Good. A rare pamphlet consisting of 3 short arguments in relation to the Unfulfilled Prophesies, by the Jewish Christian missionary, Joseph Wolff, known for his “Missionary journal and memoir”. [Unfulfilled Prophesies] No copies listed in OCLC or COPAC. $95

1841 – Wolff, Joseph (1795 – 1862). Outlines of Unfulfilled Prophecy by the Rev. Joseph Wolff, Late Missionary to the Jews all over the world... London: J. Hatchard & Son. 12mo. 24pp. Disbound pamphlet. Very Good. [Unfulfilled Prophesies] $95

1855 – Woodgate, Henry Arthur (1801-1874). Divine Judgments Manifested in the Failure of Human Counsels; A Sermon Oxford: John Henry Parker. [Baxter, printer, Oxford]. 1855. 8vo. 17 pp. Disbound pamphlet with light toning to outer leaves. Just about Fine. [2 Sam. xvii. 14.] [Job v. 12, 14.] [Crimean War – Sermons – Fast, Humiliation and Prayer] OCLC: 59222332 locates one copy. $35

1867 - Woodgate, Henry Arthur (1801-1874). The Scribe instructed unto the Kingdom of Heaven. A Sermon preached …at the Consecration of the Right Rev. Thomas Legh Claughton…London, Oxford... Rivingtons, 1867. 8vo. 19pp. [Matthew xiii. 52.] Pamphlet removed from bound volume no wraps otherwise about Fine clean and bright. [Consecration of Bishop – Responsibility – Church History]  $15

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