No. 79.]

[Vol. IV.

THE PENNY

SUNDAY READER.

EDITED BY THE REV. I. E. N. MOLESWORTH,

RECTOR OF ST. MARTIN'S, CANTERBURY, AND ONE OF THE

SIX PREACHERS OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.

ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH, CANTERBURY,

IN WHICH CHRISTIANITY WAS FIRST EMBRACED BY A
BRITISH KING.

KINGS SHALL BE THY NURSING FATHERS AND THEIR QUEENS
THY NURSING MOTHERS.-Isaiah xlix. 23.

CANTERBURY:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, EVERY WEDNESDAY,

AT THE OFFICE OF THE KENTISH OBSERVER.
TO BE HAD OF G. BARNES, KING'S ARMS LIBRARY;

LONDON AGENTS-MESSAS. RIVINGTON'S, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARI

Just Published, Price Threepence,

GOD'S GLORY DECLARED IN THE HEAVENS;

A SERMON

ON THE 19TH PSALM,

SUGGESTING

PLAIN AND DEVOUT MEDITATIONS

ON THE

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN,
MAY 15, 1836.

THE announcement of the eclipse, to which this discourse refers,
had escaped the observation of the Author, till long after the
PENNY SUNDAY READER for the 15th of May had been
printed, and he was, therefore, prevented from offering, as he
would otherwise have done, in that Number, reflections suit-
able to the occurrence. As the best means of supplying
the omission, he has printed the Sermon which he addressed
to his parishioners on the occasion; and this forms his apo-
logy for putting forth a publication of so little pretension.

CANTERBURY:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED AT THE

KENTISH

OBSERVER GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE;

TO BE HAD OF MESSRS. RIVINGTON, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD,
AND WATERLOO PLACE; AND ALL BOOKSELLERS.

*

** Vols 1 and 2 of the PENNY SUNDAY READER, for 1835,
may now be had of all booksellers, price 2s. 9d. each, neatly
bound in cloth, with the wood-cut of St. Martin's Church,
Canterbury, printed on the cover.

It should be noted that these two vols., though published
in 1835, form a comment on the Collects, &c., and a manual
of Sunday reading, adapted to every year.

C. W. BANKS, PRINTER, ST. GEORGE'S STREET, CANTERBURY.