TABLE OF COINCIDENTS.
Mention has been made in [p. 14] of a curious Autobiographical Table prepared by Dr. Watts of the chief incidents in his life, together with contemporaneous events of public interest. We give a fac-simile of the first page, and the contents of the remainder.
INDEX.
- Abney House, old, [223]
- Sir Thomas, [76]
- Academy at Gloucester, the, [25]
- at Stoke Newington, [15]
- Acrostic, an, [7]
- Anecdotes—Blind woman and Watts’ hymns, the, [134];
- Bradbury and Burnet, [191];
- Bradbury and Dr. Watts, [193];
- death of an aged minister, [113];
- Derby (Earl) and the blind woman, [134];
- dying Webster, the, [134];
- giant and pigmy, [248];
- of Luther, [97];
- sceptic defeated, the, [146];
- stonemason’s dream, the, [5];
- text for Queen Anne, a, [202];
- “That the great Dr. Watts?” [247];
- Watts’ (W)hims, [193];
- “What think you of death?” [269];
- Whitefield and Watts, [261]
- Anne’s reign, close of Queen, [209]
- Arianism of Watts’ day, the, [311]
- Artificial poetry, [58]
- Atonement, the poet of the, [108]
- Atterbury, Bishop, [210]
- Augustine, St., on the songs of the Church, [97]
- Barbauld, Mrs., quo., [186]
- Barrington, Lord, [144]
- letter to Watts, [147]
- Baxter on sacred hymns, [100]
- Bendish, Mrs., [136]
- Birth and childhood of Watts, [1]
- Blair’s “Grave,” [215]
- Bookmen, the age of great, [339]
- Bradbury, Thomas, [189], [190];
- and Bishop Burnet, [191];
- and Dr. Watts, [192];
- characteristics, [202];
- Defoe’s reproof to, [189];
- political preacher, [190]
- Bunhill Fields, its associations, [265]
- Bunting, W. M., quo., [223]
- Carey’s tombstone, inscription, [134]
- Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth, [180]
- Caryl’s “Book of Job,” [46]
- Catechism, Watts’, [141]
- Cedar tree and the scythe, the, [37]
- Character of Watts, [248]
- Chauncy, Dr. Isaac, [48]
- Christ, Psalms restored to, [129]
- Classical sentiment, translation, [71]
- Coincidents, table of ([see Appendix])
- Collins, Antony, and Lord Barrington, [146]
- Comet, lines on a, [12]
- Conder, Josiah, quo., [100]
- Controversy between Watts and Bradbury, [194-201]
- Countess of Hertford and Mrs. Rowe, [172];
- and the Rise and Progress of Religion, [167]
- Coward, William, [142]
- Critics, hostile, [111]
- Cromwell, Richard, [80]
- Crucial events, [14]
- Daughters, a group of, [36]
- Death, [259]
- Defoe in the pillory, [208];
- quoted, [15]
- Derby, Earl, and the blind woman, [134]
- Devotion the attribute of Watts’ hymns, [113]
- Dissenters, Shortest way with, [78]
- Doddridge, Dr. Philip, [151]
- Dying, [262]
- Elegy, a lovely, [36]
- England in the times of the last Stuarts, [12]
- England’s history, happiest period of, [206]
- English hymnology, [99]
- Epigram, an, [174], [255]
- Erskine, Ralph, and Watts’ hymns, [122]
- Expression, fervour of, [65]
- Faith, expressions of personal, [117]
- Family, in the Hartopp, [32]
- last of the Hartopp, [38]
- Father, imprisonment of Watts’, [1]
- Fleetwood, General, [35]
- Foster, John, quo., [215]
- Friend, letter to an afflicted, [53]
- Friends, Watts’, [136]
- Fuller, Thomas, on death, [260]
- Gale, Theophilus, [16]
- Gardiner, Colonel, [166]
- Gibbons, Dr., quo., [53], [54], [89], [256], [260], [261]
- Girdlers’ Hall church, [22]
- Gloucester academy, the, [25]
- Glover’s “Leonidas,” [175]
- Grandfather and grandmother of Watts, [4]
- Gunston, Thomas, [220]
- Harris, Robert, quo., [257]
- Hart, Josiah, [20]
- Hartopp, Sir John, [33];
- daughters of, [36]
- Hartopps, last of the, [38]
- Hertford, Countess of, [172];
- friendship with Watts, [174];
- letters, character of, [173];
- letters to Watts, [167], [174], [176], [179], [181], [182];
- modesty, [182];
- poetry, [177], [184]
- Hervey, James, [148];
- letter to Watts, [150]
- Hollis family, the, [51]
- “Horæ Lyricæ,” [57]
- House in French Street, the old, [11];
- old Abney, [223];
- Stoke Newington, [32];
- Theobalds, [79]
- Hughes, John, [20]
- Hymns, Apostolic, [90]
- Hymn, Augustine’s definition of a, [92];
- origin of Watts’ first, [30];
- ? what is a, [93]
- Hymnology, Christian, [91];
- English, [99]
- Industry, mental, [50];
- of Watts, [249]
- Johnson, Dr., quo., [17], [18], [75], [96], [313]
- Jones, Rev. Samuel, [25]
- Jennings, Dr., quo., [272]
- Keble’s “Christian Year,” [89];
- criticism of Watts’ poetry, [103]
- Ken, Bishop, and Watts contrasted, [59]
- Kennedy, Dr., quo., [111]
- Kentish petition, the, [207]
- Knox, A., criticism on Watts, [102]
- Latin, thinking in, [105]
- Letters—Countess of Hertford to Watts, [167], [174], [176], [179], [181], [182];
- Doddridge to Watts, [164];
- Doddridge’s dedicatory, [155];
- Hervey to Watts, [150];
- Jewel to Peter Martyr, [99];
- Lord Barrington to Watts, [147];
- of Enoch Watts, [84];
- Secker to Watts, [25];
- to Amsterdam, [160];
- to an afflicted friend, [53];
- to Bradbury, [195], [197];
- to Doddridge, [153]:
- to Samuel Say, [141];
- to Thomas Rosewell, [139];
- Watts to his father, [6]
- Liddon, Canon, quo., [90]
- Lispings in numbers, [7]
- Logan and Doddridge, [162]
- London in Watts’ day, [42]
- Luther’s songs, [97]
- Macaulay, Lord, quo., [211]
- Mansion, an old family, [32]
- Mark Lane chapel, [54];
- the church in, [46]
- Marot, Clement, [98]
- Martineau, James, quo., [106]
- “Media Vita,” the, [95]
- Messianic version of the Psalms, [126]
- Mind of Watts, seraphic, [308]
- Minories, the, [51]
- Modesty of Watts, [132]
- Montgomery’s estimate of Watts’ hymns, [88]
- Monument to Watts, [271]
- Morton, Rev. Charles, [16]
- Motto, a, [203]
- Mystic, Watts a, [109]
- Nature, Watts’ love of, [63]
- Nights, sleepless, [83]
- Nonconformist, a political, [190]
- service, early, [43]
- Nonconformists of old London, [45]
- Papacy, Watts’ antipathy to, [211]
- Parentage of Watts, [3]
- Parker, Mr., quo., [264], [265]
- Pastor, a youthful, [49]
- Pastor of a London church, [40]
- Persecution, the child of, [2]
- Personal appearance of Watts, [233]
- Personification, a definition of, [60]
- Personifications, a constellation of, [61]
- Perspicuity of Watts, [329]
- Philosophical works of Watts, [315]
- Physical theory of another life, [233]
- Pinhorne, Rev. John, [8]
- Poetry of Watts’ time, [58]
- Poets, imperfections of, [105]
- Polhill, David, [207]
- Pope, a criticism on, [175]
- Portrait of Watts, a, [224]
- Prayer, a beautiful, [309]
- Preacher, Watts as a, [40]
- Precocity, [7]
- Price, Samuel, [54]
- Prose writings, Estimate and summary, [273]
- Psalmless churches, [101]
- Psalms, Watts’, [126]
- Pupil, Watts’, [38]
- Puritan reminiscence, [43]
- “Quarterly Review,” quo., [59]
- Relic, an interesting, [270]
- Resignation in sorrow, [173]
- Watts’, [260]
- Rise and Progress of Religion, etc., [155], [162]
- Rogers, Henry, quo., [306]
- Rogers, Samuel, “Human Life,” characterized, [67]
- Rosewell, Samuel, death of, [138]
- letter to, [139]
- Rowe, Mrs., [173], [187]
- and Dr. Watts, [185]
- Rowe, Thomas, [17], [24]
- Sacheverell mob, doings of the, [209]
- Saltzburgers, the, [213]
- Say, Samuel, [21], [140]
- Schism Bill, the, [209]
- Scott, Dr. Daniel, [26]
- Selborne, Lord, quo., [122]
- Secker, Archbishop, [25]
- Sermons, branching, [306];
- satirized by Watts, [306]
- Shimei Bradbury, [189]
- Shower, John, [138]
- Singing controversy, the, [101]
- Southampton gaol, [2];
- of Watts’ day, [9];
- plague at, [11]
- Southey, Dr., quo., [165]
- Spirit, a meek and quiet, [199]
- Stoke Newington, [218];
- side of life, [67];
- the old house at, [32]
- Storm of 1703, the great, [208]
- Students, Watts’ fellow, [19]
- Study, methods of, [18];
- Watts’, [82]
- Suburb, an old London, [55]
- Theobalds, the old house at, [79]
- Theological works of Watts, [313]
- Theology, nature of Watts’, [109]
- Thomson quo., [172]
- Times of Watts, [206]
- Tunbridge Wells, [250]
- Tutor, Watts as a, [37]
- Unitarians and Watts, the, [106], [313]
- Verse, a perfect, [104]
- Verse, the accident of Watts’ life, [73]
- Verses, satiric, [69]
- Waller quo., [176]
- Walsh and Fletcher, death of, [259]
- Watchwords and Creeds, [115]
- Well, Watts’, [257]
- Wesley, Charles, and Watts contrasted, [124]
- “Wesleyan Magazine” quo., [107]
- Wesleys’ Obligations to Watts, the, [123]
- Words, dying, [262]
- “World to Come” criticised, [226]
- Young, Dr., [216];
- quo., [186]
- Zodiac, signs of the, [72].
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