William Turner
Born 1781-01-01
Died 1859-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL4688157A
Top Subjects
- Sermons, English -- 19th century (4)
- Unitarian churches -- Sermons (4)
- Dissenters, Religious -- England -- Sermons (2)
- Sermons, English -- England -- Alnwick -- 19th century (2)
- Jesus Christ -- Sermons (2)
- Bible. -- O.T. -- Zechariah I, 5 -- Sermons (1)
- Amusements -- Religious aspects (1)
Books by William Turner
Total count: 33
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The sufficiency of revelationA sermon, by William Turner, jun.printed by Hall and Elliot; for Edward Humble, jun. and sold by T. Longman and J. Johnson, London1791-01-01
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An address to parents on the subject of inoculation for the small-pox.Hall and Short1792-01-01
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An address to the members of the Society of Protestant Dissenters in Hanover-Square, Newcastle.s.n.]1792-01-01
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A sermon preached at the Chapel in Hanover Square, Newcastle, for the support of the New College, Manchesterprinted by S. Hodgson1800-01-01
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A discourse on the love of pleasure, preached at the chapel in Hanover Square, Newcastle, March 6, 1803and published at the request and expense of the audience.Printed by S. Hodgson1803-01-01
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An abstract of the history of the Biblefor the use of children and young persons, with questions for examination, and a sketch of Scripture geography, illustrated with mapsPrinted by S. Hodgson1806-01-01
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Christ's demand of attention and understandingillustrated in a sermon preached Nov. XXVI, MDCCCIX, to a congregation of Protestant dissenters in St. Saviour-Gate, Yorkprinted by S. Hodgson1810-01-01
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The full reward of the faithful minister of the Gospel in the growing improvement of his hearersa sermon preached at the quarterly meeting of an association of Protestant dissenting ministers, at Stand, near Manchester, September 10, 1812 and published by their requestS. Hodgson1812-01-01
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The goodness of God illustrated in the appointment of private and national adversitya sermon, preached to the congregation of Protestant dissenters, assembling in Hanover-Square, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, on New Year's Day 1817Printed by Thomas Wilson and Sons1817-01-01
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The excellence and advantage of public social worship, and the necessity of holiness to its acceptable performancea discourse adapted to the occasion of opening a new place for the worship of the one God, the Father, in the name of the one mediator, the man Jesus Christ ; to which is added, a letter of advice to a newly formed Unitarian ChurchPrinted by J. Marshall1817-01-01
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The vanity of man in his best statea sermon preached at the chapel in Hanover-Square, Newcastle, on Sunday, Nov. XVI. MDCCCXVII, on the occasion of the much lamented death of the Princess Charlotte of WalesPrinted by S. Hodgson1817-01-01
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Two discoursesI. On the fitness and propriety of the gospel dispensation being introduced through the medium of the man Christ Jesus : II. On the foundation, nature, and proper expressions, of love to the lord Jesus Christ : preached at the sixth annual meeting of the association of Scottish Unitarian Christians, at Glasgow, April 26, 1818printed by John Marshall, sold in London by Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. R.Hunter and D.Eaton; by J.Robertson, ... Edinburgh; David Potter, Glasgow; ...1818-01-01
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Discourses on the duty and rewards of looking to ourselvesaddressed to young personsPrinted by John Marshall1818-01-01
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The character of the Bereans proposed for imitationa sermon, preached in Ebenezer Chapel, Alnwick, on Monday evening, June 11th, 1821printed by William Davison1821-01-01
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Jesus Christ the only foundationa sermon, preached to a Society of Unitarian Christians, at Sunderland, on Tuesday evening, March XVI, MDCCCXXIVprinted for the Unitarian Tract Society, by John Marshall1824-01-01
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Offices of public worshipfor the use of Unitarian ChristiansPrinted by T. and J. Hodgson1824-01-01
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Attention to Christ's flock the proper effect and evidence of his ministers' love to hima sermon, preached at the chapel in St. Saviour's Gate, York, on Sunday, June 27, 1824 : being the commencement of the annual examination of the students in Manchester College, Yorkprinted by T. & J. Hodgson, sold by Hunter, London; and by the booksellers in York, Newcastle, Manchester, &c.1824-01-01
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An introductory address at the first meeting of the Literary, Scientific & Mechanical Institution of Newcastle upon Tyne, on Tuesday, May 11, 1824printed by T. and J. Hodgson1824-01-01
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A sermon, preached December 31, 1826, in the chapel in Hanover Square, Newcastleon the lamented death of Jane, the wife of the Rev. W. Turner, who departed this life, Dec.25; and was buried Dec., 29, 1826. To which are added, a sacramental address, and a prayer on the death of virtuous friends.Printed by T. and J. Hodgson, ...1827-01-01
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The obligation and proper purposes of the institution of the Lord's suppera sermon preached in the Chapel in Hanover Square, Newcastle, on Sunday, Feb. 17, 1828 : previous to a meeting of the Congregation for Petitioning Parliament for the Repeal of the Corporation and Test actsfor the Unitarian Tract Society by J. Marshall1828-01-01
An Introductory Address, Delivered by the Rev. Wm. Turner, at the First Meeting of the Natural ...Emerson Charnley1829-01-01-
Two sermonsI. - On Christ's love to good persons. II. - On doing all things in the name of the Lord Jesus : preached in the Unitarian Chapel, Alnwick, on New-Year's day, 1829, before an association of Unitarian Christiansprinted and sold by W. Davison1829-01-01
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The connexion between the resurrection of Christ and the general resurrectiona sermonT. Forrest1831-01-01
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The excellence and advantage of Public social worshipa sermon preached at Thorne in Yorkshire, June 28, 1816, at the opening of the Unitarian chapel there and again at Sunderland on a similar occasion, May 29, 1831 : to which is added, a letter to a newly formed Unitarian churchPreston & Heaton1831-01-01
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Resignation and submission under the afflictive dispensations of providencea sermonPrinted by T. and J. Hodgson, and sold by Emerson Charnley, and R. Hunter, London1833-01-01
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The ground of Paul's confidence in the promises of God by Christ, and the evidence thence derived for the divine authority of the Gospela sermon, preached at the chapel in Hanover Square, Newcastle, January 12, MDCCCXXXIVPreston & Heaton1834-01-01
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A sermon preached by the Rev. Wm. Turner, in Hanover Square Chapel, Newcastle, on Sunday, June 11, 1837, on occasion of the death of Jane, wife of Mr. Robert Wallace, who died June 4, aged 43.Printed by T. and J. Hodgson1837-01-01
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Sermons and occasional addressesprinted at the request of the congregation in Hanover Square Chapel, Newcastle upon Tyne, with a view to commemorate his entrance on the fifty-seventh year of his ministerial services among themEmerson Charnley1839-01-01
Lives of Eminent UnitariansThe Unitarian association1840-01-01
An Introduction to Human Anatomy Including the Anatomy of the TissuesAdam & Black1877-01-01-
The Warrington Academy.Library and Museum Committee1957-01-01
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Discourses, &c.[Rev. W. Turner].[published by the author
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On the power of Christianity to deliver from the fear of deathJ. Marshall