ATable of the Principal things contained in thefe Lives. A Fflictions fanctified, Bible tranflated, Bleffings given on Death-bed, part 2. page 13, 114, 155. 65. part 2. 103. 85 Charity, 80,93,102,140,155,158,169,180,180,6. 224. part 2. 104, 120 121,131,142,147,176,194,204. Childrens Education, 9,18,50 78 Comfort, part 2. 109. in afflictions and death, 39. in temptations, i Chrift preferred above all, Communion with God, A Diary, 63,162,74,167. Death, Comfort at it, 39,69,103. defired, 44,76,134. part 2. 124,147 Deliverances strange, Delight Spiritual, 22.88,130,127 75 A Diary kept, 74,90,167. part 2. 170 74 20 Family-government Exemplary, 34,91,122,177,b. part 2. 132,173 Faith, 36,58,103,1826. part 2. 117,118,148 Fidelity, 19 Friendhip, 62,54 Funeral Sermons, how far allowable, 129 The Genealogies in our Bibles, by whom gather'd. 2 Grace free Grace admired, 77,78 Heavenly mindedness. 37,75,60,84,92,16. part 2. 115. 203. part 2. 115, 118, 148, 172,204. Humility, 15, 37, 44, 57,60,61,68,89,101,134,136,142,169,182,179,6. Hypocrific, 14 Industry, 9,19,20,33,44,50, 57,82,84,89,91,98,101,111,115, 117, 129, Predictions, 62 39.76,89,103,134,170. part 2. 129 59,110 79 11,16,34,82,181,187.b. part 2. 92,96,104 b.128 2, 63 Prudence, 11, 16, 20,22,37,82,87,89,90,92,101,158,183,186. b. part 2 116,121,128. Prayer, delighted in. 66,139. frequent. 135,166,168,183. part 2. 111. fervent. 169. prevalent. 88.93.95.104.110.155.161. part 2. 98, 101. 107.207. return of Prayer. 63.167.209,210.215. Preaching frequent and powerful. IC4 Providences extraordinary. 17.22. 110. 112.130.208. part 2. 187. 209. 212. 213,214.216. 219,220,221,222,223,224. special. 22.110.114. 127.130.153.160.167,168. part 2. 98.108.114. obferved 150. Prophetick Speeches. Raptures. Reproof; bold. 210.211.214.216 98 7.176.b. fuccessful. 66.142.154.175.61 23.29 Sabbath fanctified. 20.24.33.35.62.102.157.169.181.6.197. part 2. 112. Reformation. Here being fome interruption of the Alphabet's, the Binder is defired to take notice: TH That in the first Alphabet after the Quire G. comes another Quire G. and a half sheet H. being the Life of Mr. Blackerby; and after the fleet Y. comes again the sheets X and Y. In the fecond Alphabet after B b. the fame Alphabet begins again, and goes in fingle fheets to the Letter M m. which ends the first Part of the Book. The fecond Part begins with A a. and after B b comes c c and d d. being the Life of Sir N. Barnardifton; and then it goes on with Cc again, without any interruption to the end of the Book; but if there arife any doubt as to the placing the Lives, the Table of Names will direct therein. Errata Errata in the Lives of the Divines. PARE 2. line 49. for then r, them, p. 16.1.45. for Pifcator t. Peter, 1. 53. add time, p.36. 1.26. r. is was not he, 1.31.r.had they not, p.53.1.36.r. stole, 1.21.r.diversions, p.99.l.1. add, to take leave, p.83.1.23.r. facred, 1.28.add, face, p.87. Title, r. Machin, p.90.1.15.r. upon, p. 106.1.45.for Dr. r. Col. lonel, p.128.1.3.1.1614, p.129.1.35.r. Camillus, 1.38.r. mortuos, p.138.1.8.r. a godly, p.139.1.8. r. are, p.151.1.21.r. carnal mir h, p.164 1.39.8. remittitur, p.164.1.24.r. exprefs, p.169.1.6.r. to God. Where, P.171.1.48. r. converfation, p.172.1.7.add, obijt, p 179 1.53.r. Parmes, p.183.1.20.1. in qía, p. 186. 1. 13.r. when, 1.31.r. do, p. 189.1.3.r. others, 1.29 r. in this, p. 190.1.8 r. breaft-plate. 1.3 1.r. charge, 1.33. r.converfion, l.so.r. laid afide, p.196.1.20.r. therefore, p.197.1.17. blot out and, 1.46. r. conform, p. 198.1.31.r. Owen Stockton, p.200.1.7.5. tua quietem, p.202.l.2.r. where, 1.6.r. 1605. p.205. 1.28. r. that, p.210.1.54.r. iterated. Errata in the Lives of the Nobility. Page 92. line 30. r. imployment, 1.46 r. Emperor; and for there, r. they, p.95. 1.4. r. did not, p 101.l.a.r. without, p.138.L23 r.fecrefie, p.148.1.12 r. place, p.169. l.4. r. distastful, p.178. 1.12.1. Lords-day Diary, p.193.1.18.r. notional. Staall literal faults the Reader is defired to pass over, the most material ones are taken notice of above. The Life of Mr. Hugh Broughton who Died Anno Chrifti 1612. Ugh Broughton was born in Shropshire, in a Town called Oldbury, an Antient Seat, His Birth upon the very Edge of Wales, towards Mountgomery. The Family from whence H a Judge. he Defcended was Antient, and of a very great Rank, Worth, and Eftate, and at This Family gave for its Coat of Arms Two Owls, which is the rather mentioned, be- His Parentage caufe this Hugh would fometimes fay merrily, That it was a good Pregneftick, that he fhould be as cian, because his Coat did bear the Bird of Athens. And by this may B be |