Volume 1 (1865) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• Our Aims and Intentions
• What Shall Be Done for Jesus?—C.H. Spurgeon
• Comprehensiveness of Thought and Feeling—J.A. Spurgeon
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 1—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• Personal Service—A.G.Brown of Bromley, Late Students at the Pastor's College
• Fall of Jericho—C.H. Spurgeon
• Gleanings from Nature. A Dip into a Pond—Water Fleas—W.R. Selways
• Metropolitan Tabernacle Statistics
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College. Metropolitan Tabernacle

• February

• A Neglected Duty—C.H. Spurgeon
• How to Get at Inquirers. A Paper Read at a Meeting of Ministers—Pastor F. White, Chelsea, Formerly a Student in the College
• Grace Abounding: Or, Prayer Answered in the Conversion of Six Children by a Father
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 2—C.H. Spurgeons
• Christian Chemistry
• Bacon's Paradoxes—not Bacon's
• Our United Meetings during the Week of Prayer—by One Who Was There
• Gleanings from Nature. Dips into a Pond—Relatives of the Water Flea
• Reviews
• Notices
• General Intelligence
• Notes on the great Delusion of Baptismal Regeneration
• Pastor's College Account

• March

• In a Fog—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Prayer of Faith; or, the Life Story of Dorothy Trudel
• Grace Abounding: or, Prayer Answered in the Conversion of Six Children by a Father
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 3—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• Mr Spurgeon and the Church of England in 1861
• Who are the Priests?—Leonard Strong
• The Design for which the Moral Law was given from Mount Sinai—John Crouch. A Student at the Metropolitan Tabernacle College
• New Plan of Usefulness
• Proposed Bazaar
• A Voice from the Walls—An 'od-man
• Gleanings from Nature. A Pebble—W.R. Selway
• Reviews
• Notices
• Letters
• Short Summary of General Intelligence
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• April

• Sermons in Candles—C.H. Spurgeon
• Calvinism Defended—G. Rogers, Tutor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle College
• How to Deal with Enquirers. The Substance of a Paper Read at a Meeting of Ministers by Pastor Varley of Notting Hill
• Grace Abounding: Or, Prayer Answered int he COnversion of Six Children by a Father
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 4—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• The Last Days and Death of Luther. From an Interesting Article by C.E. Stowe, D.D.
• An Attempt at Correction
• Gleanings from Nature. The Wheel Animalcule—W.R. Selway
• At the Cross—W. Winsford
• Metropolitan Tabernacle Statistics
• Reviews
• Notices
• General Intelligence
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• May

• Mr Pepps' Religions—C.H. Spurgeon
• Unity in Fundamentals. A Paper Read at our First Conference—F. White, of Chelsea
• Boldness in Distinctive Points—A.G. Brown, of Bromley
• The Religions of India. A Plea For Indian Missions—Alex Forbes, Esq., A.M., Late Editor of the "Bengal Hurkaru"
• "The Saturday Reviler"—G. Rogers
• "The Pleasant Catechism"
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 5—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• A Church of England Monk
• "The Last Fight in the Colisæum"—From the Book of Golden Deeds
• Anigmata Sacra: Or, Sacred Riddles
• Gleanings fron Nature. A Dip into a Pond—The Bell Animalcule
• Work fo the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• To Our Readers
• A Lesson in Missionary Enterprise in Connection with Our Churches
• The Four Chapels
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• June

• Fragrant Spices from the Mountains of Myrrh. The First Bundle—C.H. Spurgeon
• Weekly Offerings. A Paper Read at the Conference—Pastor B. Davies, of Greenwich
• Oliver Cromwell's Wife—Edward Leach
• The Religions of India. A Plea For Indian Missions—Alex Forbes, Esq., A.M., Late Editor of the "Bengal Hurkaru"
• Christian Chemistry
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 6—C.H. Spurgeon
• Which?
• Unpublished Writings of Jonathan Edwards
• Gleanings from Nature. The Frog—W.R. Selway
• From England to Italy. A Chapter from the Book of Nature. Written at Lugano—C.H. Spurgeon
• Our Readers and Hearers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Work of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• July

• Fragrant Spices from the Mountains of Myrrh. The Second Bundle—C.H. Spurgeon
• On Plymouth Brethrenism—G. Rogers
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 7—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• Real Life—J. Jackson, of Sevenoaks
• Our Denominational Differences. How and in What Spirit to Promulgate Them—W.T. Hayward, of Redruth
• Ænigmata Sacra: Or, Sacred Riddles
• The Utilisation of Church-power—Pastor John Clifford, of Praed Street, Paddington
• Another Weeks Travel and another Theme. Lugano, Verona, Venice—C.H. Spurgeon
• Importance to Ministers of the Study of Nature. A Paper Read at the Late Conference of Ministers—W.R. Selway
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• August

• Ten Thousand Skulls—C.H. Spurgeon
• Acqua! Acqua!—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Gentle Reminder
• On Preaching Christ—Discipulus
• Life of Pastor Gossner—J.A. Spurgeon
• How to get at the Masses—T.W. Medhurst
• Dr. Campbell on Mr Spurgeon's Baptismal Regeneration Sermons
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 8—C.H. Spurgeon
• Letters of William Cowper
• Importance to Ministers of the Study of Nature. A Paper Read at the Late Conference of Ministers—W.R. Selway
• Work of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• September

• Bands of Love: or, Union to Christ—C.H. Spurgeon
• George Müller's Report Report for 1864-5
• Practical Lessons from the Life of Richard Cobden—C.H. Spurgeon
• Oliver Cromwell's Mother—Edward Leach
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 9—C.H. Spurgeon
• Christian Chemistry
• "How will thou do in the swelling of Jordan?"—M.L.
• The The Child Samuel. An Address to Children of Larger Growth—Pastor B.W. Carr, of Newcastle
• A Warder's Warnings
• Gleanings from Nature.The Invisible World—W.R. Selway
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• October

• Two Episodes in my Life—C.H. Spurgeon
• Prayer Requested
• Cowper's Calvinism—Edward Leach
• The Church of England
• Something respecting Church Meetings—S. Cowdy, Pastor of the Church in Arthur Street, Walworth
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 10—C.H. Spurgeon
• Spiritual Oneness—Pastor John Offord, Palace Gardens Chapel
• Gleanings from Nature. Invisible Plants—W.R. Selway
• Married Love. To my Wife—C.H. Spurgeon
• Gone!—W. Winsford
• Work of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• November

• The Spiced Wine of my Pomegranate: or, the Communion of Communication—C.H. Spurgeon
• On forms of Prayer—G. Rogers
• Rare John Berridge—Edward Leach
• Quaint Sayings be Berridge
• Jesus before Pilate—John Jackson, Pastor of the Church in Sevenoaks
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 11—C.H. Spurgeon
• Rahab: Her Faith and her Falsehood. A Review of Mr James Wells' Sermon on "The Faith of Rahab the Harlot"
• Protest of the London Struct baptist Pastors' Conference, Against Certain Doctrines Propagated by Mr James Wells, Minister of the New Surry Tabernacle, in the Borough of Southwark
• Signs of better days for Baptist Churches
• Specimen of Church England Worship
• Gleanings from Nature. Dust
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• December

• Phoebe, the Servant of the Church—W. Landels
• On the Righteousness of God—G. Rogers
• John Hampden—Edward Leach
• A Roundabout Paper—C.H. Spurgeon
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 12—C.H. Spurgeon
• Gleanings from Nature. The Hydra—W.R. Selway
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

Volume 2 (1866) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• Simon the Pedlar, Anno 1553—C.H. Spurgeon
• Unwelcome Visitors at the Beginning of the New Year—C.H. Spurgeon
• Divine Foreknowledge
• On Duty-Faith—G. Rogers
• William Carter and his Converts—Edward Leach
• The Lord's Day: Its Divine Authority and PErpetial Obligation—Alexander M'Dougall
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 13—C.H. Spurgeon
• New Chapels
• Dr. Pusey on the Worship of Mary in the Church of Rome
• Providence Co-operating with Grace—Flavel
• The Harp
• The London Association
• Work of the Metropolitan Tabernacle—G.R.
• Reviews
• Notices
• The Bazaar

• February

• A Spur for a Free Horse
• Benjamin Benoni
• Elijah—Gordon Forlong, Esq.
• William Carter and his Converts—Edward Leach
• Romewards or Homewards?—Philalethes
• The Great Work of our Lord—John Dunlop, Ringwood
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 14—C.H. Spurgeon
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 15—C.H. Spurgeon
• New Chapels
• Revival of the Lord's Work in 1866. To My Beloved Church and Congregation—C.H. Spurgeon
• Our Morning Readings
• The Bazaar
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• March

• Bells for the Horses—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Bible, the Church, and Tradition—G.D. Evans, Upton Chapel
• Swimming Iron and Sinking Peter—C.H. Spurgeon
• Mrs Bartlett and her Mission—Edward Leach
• Preaching Christ Crucified—Christmas Evans
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 16—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Living Speeches of Dying Christians—Samuel Ward
• Work of the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Spurgeonism
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College Account
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• April

• The Massacre of St. Bartholomew
• The Apostle of the North
• Richard Weaver, the People's Apostle—Edward Leach
• Jesus by theSea of Tiberias—G.W. Humphries, B.A., Wellington, Somersetshire
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 17—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Living Speeches of Dying Christians—Samuel Ward
• Original Scripture Illustrations. From the "Tabernacle Teacher's Manuscript Magazine"
• The Asiatics of London—Mr. Salter, Missionary to the Asiatics
• Meetings at the Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Popery
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• May

• The War-Horse
• Richsrd Weaver, the People's Apostle. II—Edward Leach
• RIght of Churches to choose their own Pastors—G. Rogers
• Memoir of John Bradshaw. Late a Student in the Pastor's College
• The World can go on without us
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 18—C.H. Spurgeon
• Life Teachings: The Harp and the Hand—W. Poole Balfern
• To the Subscribers to the Pastor's College
• London District
• Other Parts of Great Britain
• Abroad
• Our Missionary in Hamburg—"H. Windolf"
• Mr Cother in St. Helena
• Barbaraties of the State Church
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• June

• Christ-like Love. What is it? Whence Come it? How Does it Display Itself?—Rev. Robert Murray M'Chenyne, Late Minister of St. peter's Church, Dundee
• Outlines of the Life of John Vine Hall—J.A. Spurgeon
• The Lemons and the Soda
• "Happy Loss" the Fiddler—Edward Leach
• Vintage Gleanings
• The Church of England. Glimpses of Her History. Chapter II.
• ositions of the Psalms. Psalm 18—C.H. Spurgeon (concluded)
• The Importance of seeking the Conversion of the Young
• Spurgeonism again!
• New Chapels: Lake Road Chapel, Portsmouth
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• July

• The Dropping Well of Knaresborough—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Church of England. The Growth of Puseyism. Chapter III
• Sheep-washing—a Fragment—C.H. Spurgeon
• David Roland. The Welsh Farmer Preacher of Bala—E. Morgan, Crewe
• "Ecce Homo"
• Among the Spitalfields Lodging-Houses—Edward Leach
• The Case of Mr. Robertson
• Notice—C.H. Spurgeon
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 19—C.H. Spurgeon
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• August

• The Holy War of the present Hourt—C.H. Spurgeon
• The World knoweth not the Christian. Why?—Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Late Minister of St. Peter's Church, Dundee
• Among the Spitalfields Lodging-Houses—Edward Leach
• A Christian Hero
• The Newspaper—Robert Raeside
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 20—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Land of Beulah (Isaiah 62.4)—W. Dranfield
• What is Death?—John Dunlop
• Jerusalem which is Adove
• Beauties of the Puritan Shakespeare
• Letter from a Country Minister
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• September

• An Evening in Sadler's Wells Theatre. Mr Sawday and the Working Men of Pentonville—Edward Leach
• John Welsh. A Hero of the Scottish Reformation—G.D. Evans
• Mr Muller's Report for 1865-6
• A Strange Story
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 21—C.H. Spurgeon
• Thanks
• The Grammar School
• Justification
• Wasting and Renewal—Pastor John Stock, Devonport
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• October

• Peter and his Spiritual Children—Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Late Minister of St. Peter's Church, Dundee
• Among the Thieved and Teamps of St. Giles—Mr M'Cree and "Bloomsbury Chapel Domestic Mission". No. 1—Edward Leach
• The Gilded Chest and the Golden Lid—John Aldis, Junior
• Pete Bedford. The Spitalfields Philanthropist—David Gracey
• How Deacons of Churches may help the College—A Friend to Students
• Colportage
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 22—C.H. Spurgeon
• Free Thoughts—Pastor Gordon, of Darlington
• Correspondence
• Reviews
• Notices
• Men and Brethren, Help!
• Is this your Business?
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• November

• God's Jewels. A Short Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Among the Thieved and Teamps of St. Giles—Mr M'Cree and "Bloomsbury Chapel Domestic Mission". No. 2—Edward Leach
• Popish Peltry Rightly Served
• The Minister's Aim, and the Saviour's Work—Rev. Robert Murray M'Cheyne, Late Minister of St. Peter's Church, Dundee
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 22 (concluded)—C.H. Spurgeon
• landslip Near Lyme Regis. A Moonlight Visit
• Free Thoughts—Pastor Gordon, of Darlington (concluded)
• Morning, Noon, and Light: or, Three Courses at the Banquet of Meditation—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Union Meetings
• Day of Fasting and Prayer
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

• December

• What is a Revival?—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Young Men of London. Mr. Hanks' Catechumen Class—Edward Leach
• Personal Holiness—R. Andrew Griffin, Sandhurst, Kent
• Free Thoughts (continued)—Pastor Gordon, of Darlington
• Expositions of the Psalms. Psalm 23—C.H. Spurgeon
• Among the Quakers—"J.G."
• Fasting—Benj. Davies
• Colportage
• Christian Experience. A Striking Contrast
• Above the Cloud
• Reviews
• Notices
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle

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• January

• February

• March

• April

• May

• June

• July

• August

• September

• October

• November

• December

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Volume 8 (1872) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• The Year of Grace, 1872—C.H. Spurgeon
• Paris and London. A Warning Word—C.H. Spurgeon
• Our London Arabs—G. Holden Pike
• Duncan Matheseon, the Scottish Evangelist—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• On Surrendering—A Deacon, Liverpool
• Sunday-school Addresses—E.D. Jones, A.M., St. Louis
• Bad Air versus Religion
• A Sabbath in Rome—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Blessed Poor—C.H. Spurgeon
• Children in the Streets of Jerusalem. Heads of a Sermon by Matthew Henry
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Golden Lane Mission
• Colportage Association

• February

• Will Shepherd's Letters. No. 1
• The Sprong in the Mamertime—C.H. Spurgeon
• William Tyndale and the English Bible
• "Fresh Watercresses"
• The London City Missionary among the Subjects of Misfortne. Part 1—G. Holden Pike
• Duncan Matheson, the Scottish Evangelist [Second Paper]—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The National Religion
• The Year of Grace, 1872
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Golden Lane Mission
• Colportage Association

• March

• The Man with the Book
• Gold Rims—C.H. Spurgeon
• Looking for One Thng and Finding Another. A Discourse—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Bible in the School—Biblicus
• The London City Missionary among the Subjects of Misfortune.Part 2—G. Holden Pike
• Exposition of the Psalms. Psalm LXXVII—C.H. Spurgeon
• Scripture Arithmatic (From the Moravina Almanack)
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress—G. Rogers
• Good News from far
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Golden Lane Mission

• April

• Advice Gratis—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Story of an Eventful Life
• The Gospel in France—George Pearse
• Recollections of the Rev. Rowland Hill—An Old Member of Surrey Chapel
• Remarks on Beecher's Life of Christ—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Cromwell's Puritanism—Edward Leach
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• Parental Duties. From "Heavenly Laws for Earthly Homes: Being a Manual of the Relative Duties"—Edward Dennett
• The Sinners of Mullion
• Report of Visitor from the Sunday School Union (lambeth Auxiliary)
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Orphanage for Girls
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Golden Lane Mission

• May

• Advice Gratis (continued)—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Bridge Over the Road
• Comfort for those whose Prayer are feeble. A Brief Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Talk Without Work
• Sketches of Sixteen Years' Work among the Orientals of London. The Evil, and How Occasioned
• Whitefield at Work—G. Holden Pike
• Proposal for a Union in Prayer in May, 1872. Similar to that Held in December, 1869, at the Time of the Holding of the Œcumenical Council at Rome
• Heads for United Prayer in May, 1872
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• Metropolitan Tabernacle Colportgae Association. Fifth Annual Report
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• June

• Faith. An Address by C.H. Spurgeon, Delivered at the Conference of the Ministers and Students Educated at the Pastors' College, on Tuesday, April 1th,1872
• A Sequel
• America and its Churches [First Paper]—E.L.
• A "Friend" indeed
• Patient Enduring in the Byeways of London—G. Holden Pike
• Notes of Progress—Pastors' College
• Comfort in the Dark Hour

• July

• A Sermon on a Grand Old Text—C.H. Spurgeon
• Living Water will be seen
• America and its Churches [Second Paper]—E.L.
• Education—The Appeal from the Streets—G. Holden Pike
• "It is Too Late Now"
• Remarks on Beecher's Life of Christ [Second Paper]—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Closing Scene of a Humble Life
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• It's not all right—C.H. Spurgeon
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• August

• Jezebel—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Bible in Syria
• London Thieves [Part I]—G. Holden Pike
• Spurgeon's "Treasury of David". A Review by Dr. Culross
• The King's Mowings. in Memoriam—C.H. Spurgeon
• Signs of Revival. A Paper Held at the Pastors' College Conference, 1872—Pastor Lauderdale, of Great Grimsby
• On Vicarious Preaching—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The Conquest—John Norris, of Demerton
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Special Fund for Medical Missionary
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• September

• Father Taylor, the Sailor Preacher—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Chained Enemy"
• "The Thorough Business Man"—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Extracts from Dr Raleigh's "Little Sanctuary"
• London Thieves [Part II]—G. Holden Pike
• Clergy and Laity—Demos
• The Toe of the Laocoon
• Obedience the True Test of Love to Christ. A Sermon by the Famous Robert Robinson, of Cambridge
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Special Fund for Medical Missionary
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• October

• Opening the Campaign—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Evangelist in Greenland—G.H.P.
• God's Work in the Army One Hundred and Thirty Years Ago
• New York Waifs and Strays
• A Welsh "Sassiwn"—Edward Leach
• Living Water
• The Watchful Eye and Listening Ear of God—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• A Apele for Are to the Sextant—A. Gasper
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• November

• Sarah Martin: A Story of a Useful Life—C.H. Spurgeon
• An Appeal to Justice. A Letter Addressed to the Editor of "The Sword and the Trowel," and Read Before the Baptist Union, in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester
• A Curious Story concerning Ourselves—C.H. Spurgeon
• Infidelity in London [Part I]—G. Holden Pike
• A Sweetheart Sin
• Lessons from the Life of Thomas Walsh. One of the Early Methodist Preachers
• Darbyism and its New Bible (communicated)
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• "My Native Air was Calvary" [A Sentence in a Sermon by C.H. Spurgeon]—Emily
• Family Worship
• Entremets—No. 1. God's Eye and Men's Eyes
• Newport Road Baptist Chapel, Middlesbrough
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Golden Lane Mission

• December

• Voices from Pompeii—C.H. Spurgeon
• Infidelity in London [Part II]—G. Holden Pike
• A Plain Talk upon an Encouragement Topicc
• The Huts of the Nile
• Entremets—No. 2. A Watchman's Excuse
• Darbyism and its New Bible (Communicated) [Second Paper]
• A New Interpretation of Pilgrim's Progress (continued)—G. Rogers
• The Marvellous Reservoir—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Sin of Omission
• Reviews
• Memoranda
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Golden Lane Mission
• Colportage Association

Volume 9 (1873) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• Acta non Verba
• William Dawson, Yorkshire Farmer, and "Travelling Local Preacher"—J.L. Keys
• The Religion of Rome—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Founder of Pennsylvania [Part I]—G. Holden Pike
• Janaury, the Gate of the Year
• "The Romance of the Streets"—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Lesson from the Battle Field (ENTREMETS—No.3)
• William Carey and he "Lie". A Chapter for Boys
• Confessing Christ
• Metropolitan Tabernacle Colportage Association
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• February

• Acta non Verba [Part II]—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Founder of Pennsylvannia [Part II)—G. Holden Pike
• Longing for Sun Light (ENTREMETS—No. 4)
• Christ and his Table Companions. A Mediation
• Christ and His Table Compantions. A Meditation at the Communion Table—C.H. Spurgeon
• William Dawson, Yorkshire, and "Travelling Local Preacher" [Part II]—J.L. Keys
• Rara Avis—A Book. A Review by C.H. Spurgeon
• A Coat Story
• Enon Chapel, Monkwearmouth
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Bazaar at the Tabernacle
• Colportage Association

• March

• A Day with the Edinburgh Medical Mission by the Author of "The Romance of the Streets"
• A Politcal Dissenter—C.H. Spurgeon
• Rowland Hill—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• "Take away the Dross from the Silver" (Proverbs xxv.4)
• A Sermon and a Reminiscence—C.H. Spurgeon
• An Effective Rebuke (ENTREMETS—No. 5)
• Help for San Domingo. An Appeal—Isaac Pegg
• Christopher Ness and his "Antidote"—Samuel Couling, Rickmansworth, Herts.
• What is Chalk?—W.R. Selway, Esq., Scientific Lecturer to the Pastors' College
• Scarlet and Candles
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Golden Lane Mission

• April

• The Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Too Brave to the Prudent (ENTREMETS—No. 6)—G.H.P.
• A Ramble into Golden Lane by The Author of "The Romance of the Streets"
• Wesley's Sanctuary
• Worldliness—Pastor J. M'Lellan, Edinburgh
• AStory of Convict Reclamation. Exhibiting the Wonders of Divine Grace
• Earnest Soldiers (ENTREMETS—No. 7)
• Memoirs of the late Mr Benjamin Dacies, Pastor of the Baptist Church, South Street, Greenwich by One WHo Know Him Well, and Esteemed Him Highly
• The Witty Schoolman (ENTREMETS—No. 8)
• Exposition of the Psalms. Psalm LXXXII—C.H. Spurgeon
• "Prove all Things". An Address by Vernon J. Charlesworth, at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, February 24th, 1873, on the Occasion of his Baptism, and the Baptism of Five Boys of the Stockwell Orphanage
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• May

• The Manifectation of the Spirit of Scripture in Public Discources. A Pape Read at the College Conference, 1873—Professor David Gracey
• Sunday Night in the Cowgate, Edinburgh—The Author of "The Romance of the Street"
• Decision for the Right
• Exposition of the Psalms. Psalm LXXXIV—C.H. Spurgeon
• Our Faith in the Cross. A Paper Read at the College Conference, 1873—Pastor G.D. Evans
• A Welsh Revival—Edward Leach
• The Jubilee Singers of Fisk University
• Maggie on entering Heaven
• The Prey taken from the Mighty
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• College Buildings

• June

• A Word for Brutes Against Brutes—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Connection between Personal Holiness and Ministerial Usefulness. A Paper Read at the Conference of the Pastors' College, by Pastor W.J. Inglis, of Soham, Cambridgeshire
• Colportage—C.H. Spurgeon
• Easter in Paris—Pastor W.P. Lockhart, of Liverpool
• Life in the Edinburgh Canongate by the Author of "The Romance of the Streets"
• "Slow and Sure" (ENTREMETS—No. 9)
• Letters from Vienna. To the Editor of "The Sword and the Trowel"—J.M. Weylland
• In Memoriam. The Rev. John Williams
• A Letter from India. To the Editor of "The Sword and the Trowel"—A Friend of India
• A Searching Word—C.H. Spurgeon
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• July

• The New Buildings for the Pastor's College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Squire Brooke
• How to lay hold of Careless Hearers. A Paper read at the Conference of the Pastors' College—Pastor W. Osborne, Gamlingay
• China's Cry and China's Need—Thomas P. Harvey
• The Aggressive Work of the Medical Mission—G. Holden Pike
• A Few Utterances on Infidelity. From "Faith and Free Thought"
• The Faults and Foibles of Sunday School Superintendents—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• August

• Foolish Dick: an Example for the Men of one Talent—C.H. Spurgeon
• China's Cry and China's Need. Part II—Thomas P. Harvey
• Romanism in London—G. Holden Pike
• What was become of Peter? A Sermon by C.H. Spurgeon
• On Turning Down Corners
• A Noble Deaconess
• A Courteous Tutor (ENTREMETS—No. 10)
• Exposition of the Psalms. Psalm LXXXVII—C.H. Spurgeon
• Victorian Chapel
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• September

• Sundew, A Strange Plant—C.H. Spurgeon
• Language by Touch—C.H. Spurgeon
• John Ploughman on Mothers
• Our Public Servants—G. Holden Pike
• Real Contact with Jesus: a Sacramental Meditation—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Object of Saving Faith—G. Rogers, Principal of the Pastors' College
• A Rare Providence
• The Model Superintendent—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• "Talking to the Children"
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• October

• Harlan Page; or, Personal Work for Jesus. An Introduction—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Taverns of Paddington—G. Holden Pike
• Cannock Chase. Two Days at the Camp—W.R. Selway
• China's Cry and China's Need. Part III-Conclusion—Thomas P. Harvey
• On the Training of Children—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Why we cannot unite with the Anglican Establishment. From a Lecture by Pastor W. Sampson, of Folkestone
• Mission Work in Philistia. Acts 8.26-40
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• November

• A Guide to Killiecrankie—Pastor W. Broock, Jun.
• Work in the Army and Navy—W.R. Selway
• The Taverns of Paddington. Part II—G. Holden Pike
• John Thomas
• The Force of Prayer
• A Golden Sentence. A Brief Discourse—C.H. Spurgeon
• Trial of Godless Worldlyman. For the Young—Pastor C.A. Davis
• Dr. Cuyler
• Unbelief
• Reviews
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• December

• To Workers with Slender Apparatus—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Farmer of St. Ives
• The Object of Saving Faith—G. Rogers, Principal of the Pastors' College (continued)
• How to Make A.D. a Year of Our Lord—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Home for Little Boys, Horton Kirby, Kent
• The Candle and the Sun. For the Children—Pastor C.A. Davis
• Reviews
• Death of Dr Candlish
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

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• January

• Scala Santa—C.H. Spurgeon
• No Peace with Rome—Benjamin Gough
• The Beatitudes; Expounded in a Series of Sententious Homilies—C.H. Spurgeon
• What to Read? A Paper for Young Men—B.W. Carr
• Camp Meetings, and "Days of Power in the Forest Temple"—Pastor J.K. Key, of Streatham
• The Minister's Ordinary Conversation. A Lecture—C.H. Spurgeon
• Models of Prayer
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• February

• The Present Position of Calvinism in England—C.H. Spurgeon
• Camp Meetings, and "Days of Power in the Forest Temple" (Second Paper)—Pastor J.K. Key, of Streatham
• Toplady's Last Moments on Earth
• "Forsaken for a Moment"—Mrs Hunt Morgan
• The Work of God Though Dr Bernardo; or, Chronicles of the London Juvenile Mission
• Self Culture. A Paper For Young Women—B.W. Carr
• The Store-Keeper by the Late E. Cranfield
• "Only in the Lord"
• A Swarm of Flies—From the Moravian Almanack
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association
• Golden Lane Mission

• March

• The Need of Decision for the Truth. A College Address—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Coming Revival. An Address delivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, at the Annual Meeting of the London Baptist Association—Pastor Archibald G. Brown, East London Tabernacle
• The Work of God through Dr. Barnardo: or, Chronicles of the London Juvenile Mission (Second Paper)
• The Beatitudes; Expounded in a Series of Sententious Homilies. Homily the Second—The First Beatitude—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Few Words Upon Objections to Revivals—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• April

• Rev. George Rogers. Pricnipal of the Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Awakening in the North—An Eye-Witness
• Self-Culture. A Paper for Yoing Women (Continued)—B.W. Carr
• Two Sights which I Shall Never Forget—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Ritualism of Nonconformity—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The Welsh Calvinistic Methodists—Pastor J.L. Keys, of Streatham
• Annie; or, A Lamb in Jesus' Fold—Edward Bartleyy, of the Tabernacle Almshouse Sunday-School
• A Caveat againist Self-righteousness—Thomas Brooks
• Selfishness Rebuked—Tallieur
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• May

• The Value of Bible and Tract Distribution—Cheyne Brady
• The Friends of the Blind in South London—G. Holden Pike
• Wandering from the Subject
• A Glorious Sisterhood
• Forward
• How Old are the Baptists?—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• The Welsh Calvinistic Methodists (continued)—Pastor J.L. Keys, of Streatham
• "Forward." Being the Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon, at the College Conference, on Tuesday Morning, April 14, 1874
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• June

• Foreigners in London [Part I]—G. Holden Pike
• The Power of the Holy Spirit in the Church. A Paper Read at the College Conference, 1874—Pastor D. Gracey
• Origin of Seamen's Hymns
• Fragments of Popery Among Nonconformists
• Skampfielding—C.H. Spurgeon
• Melchizedec: an Evangelical Study—B.W. Carr
• "A Diamond in the Bough"
• Our Brethren in Spain
• Faith and Rashness—H.L. Hastings

• July

• The Commissariat of the Universe. A Week Evening Lecture—C.H. Spurgeon
• Foreigners in London. Part II—G. Holden Pike
• Fellowship with Christ. A Paper Read at the Conference of the Pastors' College, 1874—Pastor W. Norris, of Bedminster, Bristol
• Anonymous Acknowledgments
• Claude Brousson, the Apotle of the Desert—C.H. Spurgeon
• Taking Out the "If"
• Home Thrusts from the Pulpit
• "Sing Salvation"
• Providence and a Bat
• A Flight of B's
• A Stirring Scene at Lee Avenue Baptist Church
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• August

• Stockwell Orphanage. A Few Words by C.H. Spurgeon
• Old Friend Chaffer, and what he did
• Melchizedec: an Evangelical Study (continued)—B.W. Carr
• The kind of Sermons most blessed to CMelchizedec: an Evangelical Study 9continued)—B.W. Carronversion. A paper read at the College Conference—T. Tarn, Minister of the New Park Road Chapel, Peckham
• The Waifs and Strays of London Streets—G. Holden Pike
• Alfred Cookman; a Consecrated Life—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The New Reformation in Spain
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• September

• Eccentric but Useful
• Melchizedec: an Evangelical Study (continued)—B.W. Carr
• My Last Journey in the Interior of China (From Chin-Keäng to Tsü-Cheo-fu). Part I—Thomas P. Harvey
• Scandal
• The Waifs and Strays of London Streets (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• The Disciples—John—Pastor C.A. Davis, of Manchester
• Coughing during Service
• Exposition of the Psalms. Psalm XCVIII—C.H. Spurgeon
• In the Cross of Christ we have the fullest manifestation of Divine Justice—Pastor J. Dunlop, New Barnet
• Letter-Writing for Christ
• Had you been Tempted, what then?
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• October

• Eccentric but USeful (Second Paper)—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Strong Church
• My Last Journey in the Interior of Cina. Part II—Thomas P. Harvey
• From the Cross to the Throne—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• My Mother
• For Thou Art With Me—Benjamin Gough
• The Man whose faith built the Orphan-house at Halle
• The Waifs and Strays of London Streets (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• The Necessity of Regeneration because of Human Depravity. A Paper Read at the Conference of the Pastors' College—Pastor F.W. Benskin, Princes Risborough
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• November

• Shoes for Pilgrimd and Warriors. A Thursday Evening Homily—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Bit for the Boys—C.H. Spurgeon
• Nuts to Crack
• The Waifs and Strays of London Streets (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• Singing and Revival—Henry C. Fish, D.D.
• Do it!
• The man whose faith built the Orphan-house at Halle (continued)
• Christian Spiritualism a Delusion and a Snare—Arthur Pridham
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• December

• A Double Knock at the Door of the Young—C.H. Spurgeon
• Ghost Stories for Christmas—C.H. Spurgeon
• One Comfort wins others
• The Reverend Thomas Vasey, Wesleyan Minister—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Pulpit Sayings of Rowland Hill
• Our Orphanage
• The Disciples—Peter—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• My Dream
• "As Well Quarrel Noo"
• The Words that Move
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastor's College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association
• Report of the Pastors' College, 1873-74

Volume 11 (1875) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• Twenty Years of Published Sermons—C.H. Spurgeon
• Trusting the Lord where we cannot trace him
• The Praying Mother and her Two Sons
• Rejoice in Difficulties
• Saturday Evening in a Village—Edward Leach
• Quiet Christians
• Special Comforts for Cross-bearers. Modernised by C.H. Spurgeon from a Discourse Dated 1665
• Work in Spain and for Spain
• The Sparrpw (From the "Parlour Menagerie")
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• February

• Our Winter Retreat
• Positivism—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Great Master
• Spain Again. A Paper From a Late Student of the Pastor's College, Now Labouring in Madrid
• The Holy Club—G.H.P.
• Smooth Words
• The Pilgrim's Progress of 1678
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• March

• Notes from "The Diary of James Calder" with Remarks by C.H. Spurgeon
• Out With a County Evengelist—G. Holden Pike
• The Cranfields—Father and Son. I. Thomas Cranfield—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Evangelists and Revivals—Dr. Fish
• Down with Sin
• Offences againist the Laws of Mrs Grudy
• Mrs Johannsen on Prayer
• The American Temperance Crusade of 1874—A Friend Upon the Spot
• Dr Leitchild Preaching from the Gallows
• "Mr Spurgeon's absense from the Tabernacle"—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• April

• London. A Plea—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Scarlet Line in the Window. A Discourse—C.H. Spurgeon
• "The Disciple among the Poor;" or, The Christian as Governor of a Workhouse—J.L.K.
• Living Logic
• The Cranfields—Father and Son. II. Richard Cranfield—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The Manner of Heavenly Trade. From a Sermon—Samuel Medley
• Out with a County Evangelist (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• Flotsam and Jetsam
• A Memory of Wyoming
• "The Night is coming on,and I am a Stranger"
• Raising Fund by Prayer—H.L. Hastings
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• College Buildings
• Colportage Association

• May

• Inaugural Address of the Pastors' College Conference for 1875—C.H. Spurgeon
• James Sherman, the Faithful Pastor—Veron J. Charlesworth
• A Party of Five in Golden Lane—G. Holden Pike
• Some thoughts on Matthew xxvi.39—George Waterman
• Praying like an Angel—W. Notcutt
• A Word for Perfectionists—Old Master Brooks
• A line or two from M'Cheyne
• Letter from our Brethren in Madrid
• A Mystery on the Ocean Bottom—James Todd
• On the necessity of Paradox—B. Smith
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• June

• A Plea for the Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Popish Persecutions. A Brief Glance at the Inquisition—Rev. W.P. Cope, of Maze Pond Chapel
• The Sermon of the Roses—Apphia et Carolus
• Life of Samuel Medley
• Some Sacred Memories of Old London—G. Holden Pike
• Temper in Ministers. A Paper Read at tge Soirée of the College Conference—Pastor A. Bax, of Battersea
• A Page from Irish History—An Episcopal Story—From "Bruey: a little worker for Christ"
• "The Baptism of Christ in Jordan". A Picture—Mr. E. Goodwyn Lewis
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• July

• Hints on the Voice. For Young Preachers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Canterbury Pilgrims—W. Brock, Jun
• Popish Persecutions. A Brief Glance at the Inquisition (continued)—Rev. W.P. Cope, of Maze Pond Chapel
• The Rescue. A Scene from Real Life
• Without a Blade
• Visits to the Grog Shops and Drinking Saloons of Calcutta—A Missionary's Wife
• "Little Benn"—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Samuel Medley
• By the Book Besor. A Word for the Faint and Weary
• The Eighth Annual Report of the Metropolitan Tabernacle Colportage Association
• List of Colporteurs Employed by the Association, wkth Their Districts
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Annual Report of the Stockwell Orphanage for Fatherless Boys, Clapham Road

• August

• Dying Ministers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Crazy Ministers
• John Berridge, as One of "The Poets of Methodism"
• Zazsibar, and the East African Slave Trade—J. Salter. Missionary to the Asiatics of London
• How to Lead the Young to Decision for Christ. A Paper Read Before the College Conference, 1875—Pastor G. Malins, of Newcastle
• The Two Railways for the Young Folks—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Contempt—N.P. Willis
• A Letter to my Readers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• September

• Whose Faith Follow. An Address Delivered by C.H. Spurgeon to the Members of Mrs Bartlett's Class on the Sabbath After Her Lamented Decease
• Let Us Pray—Archbishop Trench
• The Baptismal Service Practically Considered. An Artcle extracted from "The Irich Church Advocate" of July 1st, 1875
• Modern Jews
• On the Road with a Colporteur. Part I—G. Holden Pike
• Higher Holiness—A. Moody Stuart, D.D. An extract from his closing Address to the Free Church Assembly
• Coloured Education
• The Famous Sermon to the Fishes—Antonio Vieyra
• How to Preach so as to Convert Nobody
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage

• October

• Vice-President's Address at the Conference of the Pastors' College, 1875
• Colportage Association—J.A. Spurgeon
• A Soldier of Two Armies—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• On the Road with a Colporteur. Part II—G. Holden Pike
• An Appeal from the Church of Chaldea
• How a Puritan Lived
• The Gospel in Santhalistan
• A Homily on Prayer—Martin Luther
• The Testimnial to Mr Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Mr Bampton's Mission to the Blind

• November

• In Court. A Sermon by Mr C.H. Spurgeon (Suggested by his being summoned to attend the police court as a witness)
• Mite or Spirit—which?
• Testimonial to Mr T. Olney
• Conclusion to our Visit to the Wiltshire Colporteur—G. Holden Pike
• The Friend of the Poor in Golden Lane
• The Apostle of the Scottish Fishermen—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• A Strange Tale Concerning John Berridge
• The Lady and the Sweep
• Fit for What?
• Encourage the Youthful Disciples—W. Norris
• Letter from our Brethren in Spain
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• December

• Sham Spirituality—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Difficulties of Public Prayer. A Paper Read before the College Conference, 1875—PAStor E.J. Edwards, of Redruth
• Dying Wonders and how to deal with them
• The Olive
• Influence of Bishops in the Past
• The House of Simon
• Hannah Hewling, the Puritan Maiden—G. Holden Pike
• Nettie's Daily Bread
• Life on the Deep—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

Volume 12 (1876) Download Complete Volume pdf

• January

• Welcome to 1876
• "Set a Saint to Find a Saint"—Thomas Fuller
• A Few Personal Recollections of Dr. Brock—C.H. Spurgeon
• Spiritual Cookery—C.H. Spurgeon
• The New Reformation, or the Old Catholics—Pastor W.P. Cope, of Maze Pond Chapel
• The Life and Adventures of James Bampton, Founder of the Mission to the Blind in Connection with the Metropolitan Tabernacle—G. Holden Pike
• "Taketh hold"
• Extract from the last Letter of William James—Pastor of the Church in Albany, U.S.—W.J.
• Recorder Hackett says
• Isaac Watts
• A Review of Dr. Maning's new book, Entitled "The Land of the Pharoahs"
• The Disciples—The Jameses—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• February

• Concentration and Diffusion. A Sermonette—C.H. Spurgeon
• Sleep
• A few Words from Mrs Spurgeon concerning her Book Fund—Susie Spurgeon
• William West, the Veteran Sunday School Superintedent—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• On a Squatter's Run in Victoria. An Interesting Letter from Mr Running, of Geelong. Quambatook, Towaninnie, 24th Oct., 1875
• The Divine Wooer and the Trembling Belicher—Phineas Fletcher
• John Knox—Reformer and Hero—G. Holden Pike
• The Lion Fountain
• Baptist Chapel, Charles St., Camberwell New Rod., S.E.
• Messrs. Moody and Sankey in Great Britain
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Loan Building and Reserve Fund

• March

• A Short Sermon for a Winter's Evening—C.H. Spurgeon
• "I'll Pay"—From an old Sermon. Date 1642
• On board the Margate Boat
• Gideon Ouseley—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• John Knox—Reformer and Hero (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• Rebukes should be Timely
• A Schoolmaster's Story in Low London—G. Holden Pike
• The Child Minister
• The Resting Place—PAstor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Memeorial to Robert Raikes

• April

• A Sermon Bee. Reported by C.H. Spurgeon
• On Objections to joining the Church. A Fireside Homily—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Private Prayer Essential
• Our First Seven Years
• Little by Little
• Pastor Cuff and his Work in Shoreditch—G. Holden Pike
• Norman Macleod—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• A Letter about Books for poor Ministers

• May

• Laid aside. Why?—A Fragment by C.H. Spurgeon
• "Give thyself wholly to them"
• Visits to Grog-shops in Calcutta. No. II.—One of the Workers
• The Love which Passeth Knowledge—H.C.
• Charles G. Finney, the American Evangelist—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The Church of Chaldea; or, the Nestorians—Joseph Salter, Missionary to the Asiatics of London
• Simon Peter—A. Tessier
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• June

• Inaugural Address. Delivered at the Conference of the Pastors' College, by C.H. Spurgeon, on Tuesday, April 4th, 1876
• Are you carrying a live shell about you?
• Take time by the forelock
• John Ploughman's Sermon on "Beware of Dogs"
• The minimum Christian
• The Author of "The Student's Manual"
• Old Stores
• A Trip to Ireland—the Giant's Causeway—W.R. Selway
• Talking with Jesus
• Opportunties for the Lord's Stewards
• Touching Bottom with the Pole
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• The Editor and the Vestry of Shoreditch
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• July

• The Adaptation of the Atonement to the Human Heart. A Paper read at the Twelfth Annual Conference of the Pastors' College, April 5th, 1876—Pastor W. Anderson, Reading
• George Herbert and Isaak Walton
• The Power of Nonconformity—C.H. Spurgeon
• Another Cornelius. With Reminiscences of Some of the Old Surrey Chapel Worthies—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Early impressions abide—Dr. Scudder
• The Early Days of the Religious Tract Society
• An Evil Conscience
• The Disciples—Andrew—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Complaint of an old Parish Clerk
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• August

• The Great Pot anf the Twenty Loves. A Short Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• "Yet there is room"
• The Aggressive Work of the Religious Tract Society. Second Article
• John Ryland's Tracts and the Clergyman
• A Plea for India
• Pastor Archibald G. Brown in East London—G. Holden Pike
• A Letter to her friends—Susie Spurgeon
• A Day's Entries in the Colporteur's Diary
• Fairlop Friday
• God—and his Acts
• New Chapel at Dorking
• Good Night—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• September

• The Advantages of Cultivating the Love of Nature. A Paper read at the Annual Conference of the Pastors' College, April 5th, 1876—Rev. G. Rogers
• Hindoo Singing
• The Aggressive Work of the Pastors' College—G. Holden Pike. Part III.—Pastor H.E. Stone, at Arthur Street Chapel
• "I'm agin it"
• Dead Sinners and Dead Saints—John Aldis, Junior
• Mexico. I—Its Old Aztec and Present Popish Religion; II—How God Prepared Mexico to Receive the Gospel; III-The Gospel in Mexico; IV—Our Toluca Valley Mission; V-The Work to be Done
• Charles Verdon. A Broef Memoir—A Comrade
• Consecration of our Substance—C.H. Spurgeon
• Preaching to be Plain
• Comfort to tbe dispensed judiciously
• Unity of Purpose
• Amusements, avoided from their Surroundings
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• October

• The Man who hand clave to his Sword. A Thursday Evening Discourse—C.H. Spurgeon
• Hymn of Heaven—A. Bax
• "Out of the Bible"
• Hebrew Tales
• The Book Society and the Poor—G. Holden Pike
• Great Wealth a great Mockery
• "American Pictures"
• A telegram from Heaven
• Dr. Bawker at an Inn
• Bhamo—Thomas P. Harvey, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.)
• Exeter Hall, Nottingham
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• November

• How the Lamb's feed. A Short Discourse—C.H. Spurgeon
• Our Canal Population
• Hebrew Tales (continued)
• Controvery on unimportant matters
• A Party of Seven at the Tabernacle—G. Holden Pike
• Disturbers of Churches often Cowards
• A fragment about Rowland Hill—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Court Life—Edward Leach
• Preaching—Jesus must be seen
• Sudnay in the Backwoods—Frederick Hastings
• Garden Thoughts
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• December

• Christmas Evening in Calcutta. From Christian Sisiter in the Mission Field
• Carrying their own brimstone
• False teacher and their Mischief
• Watching the ebb—C.H. Spurgeon
• Uncle Tom's Buzzards
• Unnatural, Peculiar, and Narrow
• Memorial of William Bull—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Street Preaching—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Bottom of the Sea—W.R. Selway
• A new meaning of the word "humbug"
• The Disciples—Philip—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

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• January

• A New Year's Wish
• It is a question wheher we shall all go to heaven
• Grace should permeate the entire man
• The Work of the Pastor's College. Part IV. Pastor T.W. Medhurst, "C.H. Spurgeon's First Student," at Portsmouth—G. Holden Pike
• Truth cannot be bound
• How the Book Fund Prospers—Mrs C.H. Spurgeon
• The Gospel in Mexico—G.H.P.
• The Preaching of Mr Theophilus Jones, Rowland Hill's Curate
• The School Board Victory—C.H. Spurgeon
• Charles H. Spurgeon and his Work (From "The Friend")
• False Conversions
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• February

• Vice-President's Address at the Conference of the Pastors' College, 1876—J.A. Spurgeon
• Our Baptist Cousins across the Atlantic—Pastor G.D. Evans, of Bristol
• To an early Primrose—Kirke White
• The Work of the Pastor's College. Part V. The Pastor's of Bristol—G. Holden Pike
• The Birds in the morning
• The Catacombs and the Early Christians
• Reluctance to consider our Sinfulness
• Christmas at the Stockwell Orphanage—G.H. Pike
• Mrs Wakefield, the Missionary's Wife
• "To Seek and Save that which was Lost"—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• March

• Sacles taken from the Eyes. A Short Sabbath Evening Homily—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Two Doors
• Little Tapers and their far seen Beams—E. Paxton Hood
• Blessing of God on our substance
• Impressions of Niagara—Pastor G.D. Evans, of Bristol
• William Wilberforce and Rowland Hill—W. Barnes
• The Work of the Pastor's College. Part VI. The Pastor's of Bristol (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• Dr Elmslie and the Medical Mission
• Time goes by turns—Southwell
• Miss Robinson and the Soldiers of Portsmouth
• Jottings of Evangelical Work amonst Spanish and other Foreign Seamen. Letter from Mr.J. Daniel, A Member at the Tabernacle
• Fruitfulness the Gauge of Value
• What Does That Mean?
• Notices of Books
• Notes of the Editor's Trip to Mentone
• Letter from Mr Spurgeon
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• April

• A Church we know of—C.H. Spurgeon
• Bernardino Ochino—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• A Sceptics Conversion
• The Palm Tree. Gatherings by C.H. Spurgeon
• The Stage—C.H. Spurgeon
• Colportage at Home and Abroad
• Our way to reach the anxious in our congregations—Pastor W. Cuff
• A Sermon from Shoes
• Religion in the days of Wycliffe and Chaucer—G. Holden Pike
• Anecdote of Carlyle
• A New Version of an Old Hymn
• The Disciples—Thomas—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Giving from the Right Motive
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• May

• Inaugural Address. Delivered at the Thirteenth Annual Conference of the Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Advertising for the Devil
• The College Report for 1876-7—C.H. Spurgeon
• Storm the Fort—Rev. J.B. Vinton, Burmah
• A Twelve Days' Missionary Tour in India—Robert Spurgeon, of Jessore
• Sovereign Grace
• A Thought for the Believer—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Confessional—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Refiner's Fire—John Berridge (altered)
• God's Anger Consistent with his Love
• A Cow Teaching Theology—Dr Todd
• Mors Janua Vitae—Pastor H. King, of Birkenhead
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• June

• The Brave Picture in the House of the Interpreter. A Paper Read at the Thirteenth Annual Conference of the Pastors' College, April 12th, 1877—Pastor George Hill, South Parade, Leeds
• The College Report for 1876-7 (continued)—C.H. Spurgeon
• William Gadsby—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Is God Dead?
• "What is Truth?—The Rev F.W. Krummacher, D.D.
• The Jewish Brothers
• Will Watch amking Observations
• "Time Enough"
• The Cards; an American Incident—From W. Hastings' "Christian"
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• July

• Feed my Sheep. The Closing Sermon Delivered to the Conference of the Pastors' College, April 13th, 1877—C.H. Spurgeon
• Social Converse
• Three Ha']pence a Week in the "Book of Remembrance"—James L. Stanley, Bristol
• The Sluggard's Purpose
• Marriage
• Charles Kingsley—V.J. Charlesworth
• Servants in Latimer's Days
• At a Party of Night-school Graduates—G. Holden Pike
• Doctrine necessary—William M. Taylor, D.D.
• Bible Flower Mission for the Sick Poor of South London—A Visitor
• Encouragement to Pray. An Incident in Connection with the Pastors' College
• The Legend of St Marguerite—J. Duncan Craig, D.D.
• Letter from Charles and Thomas Spurgeon
• Loan Offices
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Annual Report of the Stockwell Orphanage for Fatherless Boys, Clpaham Road, 1876-7

• August

• How the Book fund prospers—Mrs C.H. Spurgeon
• "I never cared for their Souls." A Reminiscence—C.H. Spurgeon
• Pulpits
• Introduction to the Song of Songs—Dr Franz Delitzsch
• The Martyr of Paris
• An Ernest Warning against Unbelief—C.H. Spurgeon
• Religion and State Aid
• John Clay, the Mop-making Parson
• The Disciples—Matthew—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• September

• Some Memorable Conversions
• John Elias—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• A Handful of Mr Venning's choice sentences
• Devonshire House and Crosby Hall—G. Holden Pike
• Truth—no need to be always discussing it
• Earnestness in Ministers. A Lecture to te Students of the Pastors' College—C.H. Spurgeon
• Preaching on Unprofitable Subjects
• Grace in Little Children
• AThoroughly Practical Joke
• Where are the Men?—A City Man
• A Sacramental Meditation—Samuel Lavington
• The Protestant Press
• Savour—a test
• Luther's Last Days. From "The Life and LAbours of Luther,"—Dr. Krauth, in Dickinson's Theological Quarterly for July
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• October

• Earnestness in Ministers. A Lecture to the Students of the Pastors' College (continued)—C.H. Spurgeon
• Straining at Gnats
• John Elias (continued)—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Death, a Sifting Time
• A few Advertisements from the "Church Times"—E.F.
• Silchester
• The Orphan Preacher—James Ker
• A Visit tot he Opium Smoking Rooms and "Long Rooms" of East London—J. Salter, Missionary to the Asiatics of London
• Difference of Temperament among Christians
• A Family History. From "Call to Christ,"—Rev. W.R. Nicoll
• Billy Bray on Finery
• Baptist Church, Cowes, Isle of Wight—W.H. Burton
• Do you wish to see your Children Converted?—A Mother
• "Whom were they praying for?"
• The Scriptures—Dryden
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• November

• Our Lord's Preaching. A Fragment—C.H. Spurgeon
• Dr Francis Wayland—V.J. Charlesworth
• Birds among the Mustard Trees—Dr. H.B. Hackett
• The Donkey Reformation and the Costers of Golden Lane—G.H.P.
• Pulpit Reflectors
• "Great Cry and Little Wool," As the Man Said Who Clipped the Sow
• Remarkable Preachers and Strange Stories
• The Battle of the White Hill. The Jesuits in Bohemia—G.H.P.
• Incidents of a Village Ministry
• The Mission to Children
• The Disciples—Nathanael Bartholomew—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

• December

• "Do not Sin againist the Child." An Address at a Prayer Meeting for the Sabbath Schools—C.H. Spurgeons
• Seventeen Years in the Yoruba Country—Pastor C.A. Davis, Manchester
• Security of God's Children—Thomas Manton
• Elieser; or, Suffering for Christ
• Our Evangelists in Bristol—G.D.E.
• Mind the Application
• "Good News from a Far Country"—C.H.&S.S.
• Octabins Street Chapel, Deptford
• The Palace of the Bible—Dr. Somerville
• A Message to all Ministers who were formerly students of the Pastors' College
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Colportage Association

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Volume 15 (1879)

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• January

• Our First Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Crooked Palm Trees
• A Motto for the New Year—Pastor C.A. Davis, Bradford
• "The Hornless Deacon"—C.H. Spurgeon
• Pastor John Bost and the Asylums of Laforce—J.L.K.
• Visiting the Poor—C.H. Spurgeon
• Further Evangelical Work—Pastor G.W. Tooley, of Dumfries
• Ann and Jane Taylor
• A Message from God
• The Shoreditch Tabernacle
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• February

• The Pearl of Patience. A Sermon preached in his own room at Mentone, to an Audience of Fourteen Friends—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Jibbing Horse
• The Pulpit as a Warming Apparatus
• Colportage—A holiday effort—Amicus
• The Sunday School Union and Literature for Youth—G.H.P.
• John Fletcher of Madeley—J.L. Keys
• A Sermon and a Pudding Must Have Something in Them
• Holy Authentic. Sermon by C. Spurgeon, Preached at South-Street, Greenwich (Abridged from short hand notes)
• James Janeway's Last Hours
• The Romance of Nomenclature
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• March

• Thomas Chalmers—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Gifts and Grace
• Reason for a Song of Praise—C.H. Spurgeon
• Under His Shadow. A Brief Sacramental Discourse Delivered at Mentone to About a Score Brethren—C.H. Spurgeon
• Under his Shadow. A Brief Sacramental Discourse Delivered at Mentone to About a Score of Brethren
• Pope's Oft-Quoted Line
• John Fletcher, of Madeley (continued)—J.L. Keys
• Smooth the Road
• Love's Portrait in the Thirteenth of Corinthians
• Mrs Spurgeon's Book Fund. Condensation of Report for 1879
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• April

• Our Sabbath Services in the Hotel
• John Angell James and the Hundred and Third Psalm
• William Crabtree—Pastor C.A. Davis, Bradford
• Sayings from the Sea. No. 1—"All hands on deck!"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Sunday at the Oratoire, and in the hot-bed of Communism—The Rev Frederick Hastings
• The Shoreditch Tabernacle and its Work
• Be a whole man at everything
• On being in Time—C.H. Spurgeon
• Slavish Timorousness in Prayer
• The Protestant Press in France. Part I—G. Holden Pike
• A Time for Everything
• Thoughts about a Grave—Joseph C. Withers
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• May

• The Voice of the Clock
• A Gem from Mrs Spurgeon's Book Fund Report
• To Those who are Happily Married or Hope to be so. A Plea by C.H. Spurgeon
• The World's Winter Sun
• The Protestant Press in France. Part II—G. Holden Pike
• Praise of Men—C.H. Spurgeon
• Sayings from the Sea. No. 2—"Keep her full"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Sunday Schools a Hundred Years Ago
• Faith—Mrs Edward Smith, Burwash, Sussex
• A Journey to Mentone with Mr Spurgeon—Joseph W. Harrald
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• June

• Inaugural Address. At the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association, by the President, C.H. Spurgeon
• "A Continual Tooth-drawing"
• Sunshine in the Heart. The Testimony of Ernest Edgar Bray, One of the Boys of the Stockwell Orphanage—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• The Value of Tracts
• Peeps at our Sunday Schools
• Phosphorescent Christianity
• A Journey to Mentone with Mr Spurgeon (continued) —Joseph W. Harrald
• The Girls' Orphanage, Stockwell—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Letter upon C.H. Spurgeon's Preaching to Sailors—Edward W. Matthews, Secretary, British and Foreign Sailors' Society, Shadwell, London
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Metropolitan Colportage Association Thirteenth Annual Report, 1879

• July

• Inaugural Address, at the Sixteenth Annual Conference of the Pastors' College Association, by the President, C.H. Spurgeon (continued)
• Against hastening to remove from our Post of Duty—C.H. Spurgeon
• Mr F.N. Charrington in East London
• The Well-aimed Ink Pot.Being an Address Upon Colportage, Dleivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle—Rev. Samuel Manning, LL.D., One of the Secretaries of the Religious Tract Society
• Our Foe with New Faces—Mr John Rose, Aylesbury
• A Forgotten Sermon
• "A little child shall lead them"—C.H. Spurgeon
• The Joy of the Lord is your Strength—Alfred Bax
• A Journey to Mentone with Mr Spurgeon (continued)—Joseph W. Harrald
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists
• Annual Report of the Stockwell orphanage, 1879-80

• August

• Fuel for heart flames. Paper Read at the Conference of the Pastors' College, 1880—Pastor W. Williams, of Upton Chapel, Lambeth
• Mr Frothington's Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Sayings from the Sea. No. 3—"Pump up"——Thomas Spurgeon
• Samuel Kilpin of Exeter—J.L. Keys
• A Striking Conversion
• John Ploughman's Pictures
• Te Divine Revelation: As Interpreted by Sundry Diviners
• The Gospel in Spain—Pontevedra—Mr Wigstone, Missionary
• Holy service on behalf of poor ministers—C.H. Spurgeon
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• September

• The Covenant. A Sermon—C.H. Spurgeon
• Samuel Kilpin of Exeter (continued)—J.L. Keys
• Calvin's Courage
• The Tormentor baffled—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Horse which carried a Halter is Soon Caught
• "Well struck, parson!"
• Sayings from the Sea. No. 4—"Heave the Log!"—Thomas Spurgeon
• Some Results of Open-air Preaching—G. Holden Pike
• Vanquished by Prayer
• The Disciples—Judas Iscariot—C.A. Davis, Bradford
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• October

• The Three Thens of Isaiah's Temple Vision. A Prayer-meeting Address—C.H. Spurgeon
• Baptismal Regeneration
• Edward Godd, the Coal-heaver Philanthropost—Pastor R. Shindler, Kington
• The Burial's Bill—C.H. Spurgeon
• Tasmanian Tabernacles—Thomas Spurgeon
• Review of Our Work—C.H. Spurgeon
• Representative Quakers—G. Holden Pike
• Comfort and Encouragement for Great Sinners—Thomas Brooks
• A Pastor's Prayer for his Church—W. Williams, of Upton Chapel
• George Müller's experience regarding Baptism
• Strange Noises in New Houses—C.H. Spurgeon
• A Journey to Mentone with mr Spurgeon (continued)—Joseph W. Harrald
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• November

• Sweet fruit from a Thorny Tree. Gathered by C.H. Spurgeon
• "There's sunlight at the cross"
• The Deserted Claim—Thomas Spurgeon
• Representative Quakers (continued)—G. Holden Pike
• The Everlasting Grumbler
• Sacred Penmanship. Sermon by C. Spurgeon, Pastor of South-Street Chapel, Greenwich
• The Corrupt Press and its Antidote
• No doubt of it
• Joseph Barker—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Some Curiosities of Popery
• A Dream about Spanish Missionary Work
• Repentance
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

• December

• Closing the Year
• Hymn of Special Thanksgiving for 1880—Henry Downton
• James Bundy, the Prisoner's Friend
• "Warrambeen" Revisited—Thomas Spurgeon
• A Bit of "Modern Thought"—Joseph C. Withers
• The Dubln Christian Convention—Vernon J. Charlesworth
• Secret Consultations with God through his Word—Pastor W.B. Haynes of Stafford
• "Stand up for Jesus"—R. Shindler
• Swinnock's Word to Hearers
• Removing
• Seed Sowing in the Hop-District of Kent in 1880—Walter L. Mayo
• Notices of Books
• Notes
• Pastors' College, Metropolitan Tabernacle
• Stockwell Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage
• Girls' Orphanage Building Fund
• Colportage Association
• Society of Evangelists

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