Sunday

JONES, Rev. Charles Alfred, A history of the Jesus Lane Sunday School, Cambridge, Cambridge, sold by Thomas Dixon, n.d. [1877], First published in 1864, this much extended edition seems to be rare with COPAC finding a copy in Cambridge Un. Lib. but not elsewhere.

BOLTON, Robert,, A letter to a lady, on card-playing on the Lord's Day. London: printed for J. Leake, at Bath; and sold by M. Cooper and R. Dodsley. 1748, First edition: uncommon.

MARSH, Rev. William, A sermon, preached at the church of St. Lawrence, Jewry, near Guildhall, on Sunday, April 28th, 1816, London: printed by H. Teape. Sold at the Society's Depository, 19, Little Moorfields, 1816, First edition. Apparently rare, COPAC & OCLC together finding copies only at Birmingham + Harvard + Hamilton Coll. + Berkeley. Not in BL.

GODDARD, Charles,, An account of the origin, principles, proceedings, and results of an institution for teaching adults to read, Windsor, printed for Knight and Son; and sold by Hatchard, and Gale and Fenner, London. 1816, First edition: uncommon. (COPAC + OCLC locate copies at several libraries in the UK but only Concordia Un. Lib. in N.America.)

COVENTRY SABBATH OBSERVANCE SOCIETY, An appeal to the friends of religion, on the establishment of societies for promoting the observance of the Christian Sabbath. London: Seeley & Co., Wightman & Cramp; H. Merridew, Coventry. 1829, First (only?) edition: apparently very rare. No other copy located.

INSTRUCTIONS,, Instruction for cutting out apparel for the poor; London: sold by J. Walter*, Charing Cross. 1789, First and only edition.

SOLLY, Henry, Our Sunday schools: six months among them. London: E.T. Whitfield, 1858, First edition. Apparently very rare. Searches of COPAC & OCLC find only 2 libraries with copies (viz. John Rylands + Emory: Pitts Theol. Lib.) Not in BL.

SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY,, Plan of a society established in London, anno domini 1785, London: printed in the year MDCCLXXXIX [1789]