Contains auditor's notes on sermons by nonconformist preachers. It is not clear whether Thomas Cox took the notes himself or simply copied them. The name "Thomas Cox" is on the front and back flyleaves. On verso of the front flyleaf is a list of the sermon texts under the head "No 12" (possibly the number of the notebook). The only dated sermon was preached in 1709. The British Library manuscript catalogue suggests that the manuscript may be connected with the Baptist church in Alcester, Warwickshire, based on this information and on the names of some of the preachers.
Contemporary stiff vellum binding.
Previously owned by William Kaye Lamb, Dominion Archivist of Canada (d. 1999).
Presented by National Library and Archives Canada to the British Library.
Anne James; British Library manuscript catalogue.
Photography of this manuscript is not permitted by the library.
Heads of a Sermon preached by Mr John Barnes -- ff. 2r-3r
Some of the heads of a sermon preacht by Mr Barne -- ff. 25r-28v
The Heads preacht by Mr Bedford -- ff. 29r-34v
Some of the Heads of A semon preacht by Mr John Barnes -- ff. 35r-41r
The Heads of a Sermon preacht by Mr Hankins -- ff. 41r-51r
The Heads of a Sermon preacht by Mr Daniel Wellmet -- ff. 51v-58r
Some of the Heads of A sermon preacht By Mr John: Baker (1) -- ff. 58v-62v
Some of the heads of a sermon preacht by Mr James (1) -- ff. 62v-65v
Some of the Heads of a sermon preacht by Mr James (2) -- ff. 65v-71v
Some of the Heads of a sermon preacht by Mr Samuel Fowks (2) -- ff. 71v-74r
Some of the heads of a sermon preacht by Mr Beedom -- ff. 74r-82r
Some of the heads of a semon preacht by Mr John Baker -- ff. 82v-84v
Some of the Heads of a Sermon preacht by Mr John Baker (3) -- ff. 85r-88r