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born in 1707
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of Waxay Lincolnshire; educated at Lincha College. I I became fellow of Mazdaler College in that University His ecclesiastical portions succession, Near Eccleshall, Canson of Litchfects, Veear of Wantung & Reck of StamLake

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This Enquiry Concer Fut. Punishment (Vol. II) first fouthshir in 1744. Hes Animadversions on Pamphlet Christian Let & aperter" (volt.) won in reply to J. Jackson & in defence of Jr Waterland; & appeared in I & 1.735. Or Nut Punishment te cephes to for Whiston his sermone & Johnon sand "they cellent" ; & according to an authent, quotes by Allibone, that his hundred " such was his reputation as a a freacher, of his MS. sermons, in the rough state in which he frost "Compered them, wore disposed of for six hundred &

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& guineas Horbing was a native of Lincolnshire, the residence of Her Sam Warley & the native County of both his desten quished sons John & Charles Wesley. Charles has a Hyper unwornally know, Isaid to have been souther after a oroit to the promontory of Lands End, Commall visit Lo, on a narrow nech of land

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Did his vene suggest Horberg's image, Sermon TV. Part] M. I. p. 72 " We are here MI.472 in a state of probation, situated as it were upon a neck of land, with the two infinite dicans a miserable +happy exernity on either hand of us "]; or had Herbery's Permor appeared first. & had his brother Linectnshire Mar, C. Wesley, read it, I retained the idea chulst visiting Commwall?

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As to Horbenje ments su Bf. Van Mildents Life of Water land. (Waterland's Works. Oxf. 1843. Vol. I. 116) I the references to him in "Waterland "our very inigersions & worthy frend Mo Horbery (TI 425. 417 449.) & Vol. I. 242 m. Bp. Von Meldert speaks of His sermons, as among the very best compositions of our in hish divines."

THE

WORKS

OF

MATTHEW HORBERY, D.D.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. I.

OXFORD,

AT THE CLARENDON PRESS.

MDCCCXXVIII.

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