ALEXANDER, Samuel, of Needham Market, Suffolk, where he was An address to the Members of the Two Monthly Meetings, Re-printed.-The 2nd edition. (with some alterations.) 8vo. 1812 York: Printed by Thomas Wilson and Son, for William 8vo. 1812 Serious Thoughts on the Fall and Restoration of Man; with 12mo. 1814 21 Remarks on the Loan Fund. Dated, Needham, 6th Month, 4to. 1814 Republished at the end of George Harrison's "Memoir 12mo. 1822 Query, if in 1st edition, 1821. See George Harrison. 12mo. 1818 Brief remarks on the discipline among Friends, particularly as See also " Anonymous." 12mo. 1819 2 A Letter to Friends of Great Britain. London: Printed and sold by Harvey and Darton, 55, Gracechurch Street; sold also by W. Alexander, York He died the 15th of 12th month, 1824, Aged 75 years. For a further account of him, see " Piety Promoted," Part 11, page 331. 8vo 1820 1 ALEXANDER, Sarah, Wife of Samuel Alexander, of Leominster. 8vo. [1860] 41 She died soon after, the 22nd of 4th month, 1860, Aged 51 years. ALEXANDER, William, Needham Market, Suffolk, afterwards of York, where he carried on the business of a Bookseller for many years. Son of Dykes and Martha Alexander. The Silent Pause, and other verses; addressed to the Girls at a 8vo. 1811 2 The Annual Monitor.-See PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS. See Anonymous. 8vo. 1813 2 Christian Discipline, Public Religious Worship, and Gospel York; Printed for the Author and sold by him; sold also by 12mo. 1814 5 "The 1st Part of this work treats on the nature of Christian Discipline, A Brief Historical Catechism of the Holy Scriptures, designed 16mo. 1815 2 York: Printed for the Author, and sold by him; sold also - Observations on the construction and fitting up of Meeting The Little Osage Captive, an authentic narrative; to which are ALEXANDER, William,-continued. 8vo. 1824 Collectitia: or, Pieces, Religious, Moral, and Miscellaneous, adapted to the Society of Friends. Volume first, (all published) York: Printed and Published by W. Alexander and Son, Castlegate; sold also by Harvey and Darton, and W. Phillips, London; C. Bentham, Dublin. N.B.-This work was published in four numbers or parts, on the Covers of which is this Advertisement.-"The object and design of this work are exhibited in the Preface to the First Number; and cannot easily be explained within the limits of an advertisement. They may however be briefly stated to be to rescue many valuable pieces from oblivion, to revive others that have long lain in obscurity, and to notice passing events and other objects of interest to the Society, by a publication, not issued at any stated period, but occasionally, as materials may be furnished." ALEXANDER, William,-continued. Remarks on temporary accommodations for holding Meetings York: Printed by W. Alexander and Son, Castlegate; sold also by Harvey and Darton, W. Darton, and E. Fry, London; R. Peart, Birmingham Small 12mo. (about 1825) Fruits of Piety, exhibited in a collection of Narratives respecting children and young persons. Part 1st. "Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will not depart from it." Prov. xxii. 6. York: Printed and sold by Alexander and Son, Castlegate, &c. 18mo. 1824 7 York: Printed and sold by Alexander and The same. 18mo. 1825 7 18 The same. Part 3rd. York: Printed by W. Alexander and Co. Castlegate, &c. 18mo. 1833 8 Speech of William Alexander, at the 11th Annual Meeting of 8 8vo. 1827 1 -The Race-Ground, and a Sabbath Day's Excursion. Printed and Sold by W.Alexander and Son, Castlegate, York, &c. 12mo. 1827 Anonymous. An affectionate Salutation to the Ministers and Elders of the Reprinted. York: Printed by W. Alexander & Son, 12mo. 1828 1 Prospectus of a revised edition of the authorized version of the I suppose W. A. did not receive sufficient encouragement to bring out The Pentateuch, or the Five Books of Moses; principally de- 8vo. 1828 49 Memoirs of the late Mrs. Susan Huntington, of Boston, York: Printed by W. Alexander and Son, Castiegate, &c. 8vo. 1828 ALEXANDER, William,-continued. The Juvenile Gleaner: or, Anecdotes and Miscellaneous Pieces, designed for Amusement and Instruction. By the Author of "a Brief Historical Catechism of the Holy Scriptures," &c.&c. With a Frontispiece. Economist of Time. 18mo. 1825 ? Remedy for Typhus and Scarlet fevers; and means of preventing contagion. Hints on education. A Scrap for the New Year; or the cause of National Distress briefly considered. York: Printed by W. Alexander and Son, Castlegate, &c. 8vo. 1830 14 -The Honey-Comb, containing the Life of Taulerus, Young's Poem on Resignation, a Hymn, by Addison. (Edited by Wm. Alexander.) York: Printed by W. Alexander and Co. Castlegate; sold also by Harvey and Darton, and E. Fry, London; D. F. Gardiner, Dublin. 32mo. 1831 9 The Hymn by Addison, is "Confidence in Divine Providence." The Life of Thomas Story, abridged by John Kendall, revised and considerably enlarged from the folio edition written by himself. By William Alexander. In 2 vols. York: Printed by William Alexander and Co. Castlegate, &c. &c. Capital Punishments. (Anonymous) 12mo. 1832 York, 12mo. 1838 Quakerism unmasked: comprising a Glance at J. Wilkinson's Sold also by 8vo. 1839 26 York: Printed and Sold by William Alexander. Harvey & Darton, and E. Fry and Son, London. Dominion of the Prince of Peace; with its application to the Slave Trade and Slavery. 5th month, 1840. York, 8vo. 1840 33 Not Published. w A Brief History of Tithes, especially in relation to the English W. Alexander & Co., Printers, Castlegate, York. 12mo. No Date. Duties of the Sabbath, being a sequel to "The Christian Sabbath briefly explained," &c. W. Alexander & Co., Printers, Castlegate, York. 12mo. No Date. Bible Histories, or 'Tracts in Scripture Language. Converted Jew: a Striking Narrative. Family Worship in the Society of Friends. N.B.-The 7 above are all " Anonymous." William Alexander has issued several Catalogues of his Publications, He died at York, the 2nd of 4th Month, 1841, Aged 73 years. For a further account of him, see "The Annual Monitor," No. 30 for 1842. 8 |