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The sermons are written out in fair copy in a large volume. The title page lists the volume's contents. Ruled margins are used for marginal annotations, including scriptural references. Pagination is original. Although there are no breaks between sermons, the breaks are indicated by dates and lecture numbers in the margins.

Large volume of sermons written in fair copy with some marginal annotations. The sermons are preceded by a title page listing the contents. The lectures are numbered sequentially through the volume.

The volume is the same size as the previous two (MS I.i.31 and 32) but the binding is different as well as the hand throughout the ms. Although the general set up is similar, each lecture is headed, rather than the lectures being run together as in the two previous volumes. The top of the title page is missing and there is no indication of ownership as on the previous volumes.

The sermon is beautifully written out with a title and margins ruled in red. The binding is later and has "John Alexander Norwich" inscribed on the inside front cover.

Small notebook in vellum binding. The sermons are written on the small paper pamphlets that Henry seems to have used frequently. On verso of front flyleaf the signature "J. B. Witham 1828" and "This and the 3 accompanying vols. are sermons by the Rev. Matthew Henry, author of the Exposition, and in his own handwriting J. B. W."

This volume is one of 4 small volumes bound in vellum and stamped "Henry's Sermons. Vol. II." The sermons seem to have been written on the same kinds of small pamphlets that Henry used elsewhere and then bound into these volumes.

The volume consists of small paper pamphlets collected into a small volume with a vellum binding.

Like the previous 3 volumes in this series, this is a small vellum-bound notebook consisting of small pamphlets bound together. The spine is stamped "Matt. Henry's Sermons Vol. IV" and the verso of the flyleaf has a much later signature, "J. B. Williams."

A large book of sermons written out in fair copy. The book is divided into four "volumes," each with an index preceding the sermons. Each volume is separately paginated, but the sermons are numbered consecutively. The paper varies in size and quality throughout but the hand is consistent through to the final sermon (which may be in a different hand).

The sermon is beautifully written with the margins ruled in red and a title page using red and black inks. The manuscript is in a leather binding with gold tooling (deteriorated). This appears to be a presentation copy of the sermon.

Unbound manuscript. Sermons are fair copies. At top of first page, in later ink, is written "NB These MS By Edmund CalamyDD[?]. Author of [illeg.?] Lives of Nonconformist Ministers given By Mrs. Calamy [to?] J.K. Knight".

Quarto volume bound in vellum. On the inside front cover is written "R. Mitchener Bruges in Flanders Nov: 10th. 1694." The later part of the volume is blank.

Folio volume with leather spine and paper covers. Index apparently written later in pencil on the inside flyleaf. Pages after 402 are blank. The sermons and other works are written in fair copy and are interspersed with the other materials.

Small leather-bound notebook. The pages have been neatly ruled in red and the sermons are neatly printed rather than written in cursive. The volume is unpaginated and unfoliated.

Tiny paper pamphlet stitched at the fold. The writing is neat. A notation in a different hand on the last page reads "Revd. Wm Holman 1703/4"

The contents of the volume are written in different hands but both fair copies with title pages. The volume is bound in leather and has a number of blank leaves at the end.

Vellum-bound notebook. On front flyleaf is inscribed "Samuell Reve Liber: primo die decimi mensis Anno 1685." The following page is inscribed "John Marriott March 21 - 1776 -". The final leaves are blank.

Notebook bound in leather. One original clasp; the other one is missing. Original pagination up to p. 190 after which there is no pagination or foliation.

This manuscript is part of a series of volumes of Matthew Henry's sermons transcribed in the early 19th century. The volume is bound in vellum and the sermons are written in fair copy, including marginal annotations. Occasional pencil notations have been made, possibly by the "A.S." whose initials appear on the front flyleaf, also in pencil.

The volume is bound in vellum with "M. Henry's Sermons" stamped on spine. The design is the same as MS.II.e.14. At end of volume is written "Finished these Sermons, Saturday 19th September 1818, Laus Deo!"