299. To _Lady Boyd, on the Loss of several Friends_.--Trust even though slain--Second Causes not to be regarded--God's thoughts of Peace therein--All in Mercy, 603
300. To _Agnes Macmath, on the Death of a Child_.--Reason for Resignation, 607
301. To _Mr. Matthew Mowat, Minister of Kilmarnock_.-- Worthiness of God's Love as manifested in Christ-- Heaven with Christ, 608
302. To _Lady Kenmure, on her Husband's Death_.--God's Method in Affliction--Future Glory, 609
303. To _Lady Boyd_.--Sin of the Land--Read Prayers--Brownism, 611
304. To _James Murray's Wife_.--Heaven a Reality-- Steadfastness to be grounded on Christ, 612
305. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Sins of the Times--Practical Atheism, 613
306. To _Mr. Thomas Wylie, Minister of Borgue_.--Sufficiency of Divine Grace--Call to England to assist at Westminster Assembly--Felt Unworthiness, 614
307. To _a Young Man in Anwoth_.--Necessity of Godliness in its Power, 615
308. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Westminster Assembly--Religious Sects, 616
309. To _Lady Boyd_.--Proceedings of Westminster Assembly, 618
310. To _Mistress Taylor, on her Son's Death_.--Suggestions for Comfort under Sorrow, 620
311. To _Barbara Hamilton_.--On Death of her Son-in-Law-- God's Purposes, 623
312. To _Mistress Hume, on her Husband's Death_.--God's Voice in the Rod, 625
313. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Christ's Designs in Sickness and Sorrow, 626
314. To _Barbara Hamilton, on her Son-in-Law slain in Battle_.--God does all Things Well, and with Design, 627
315. To _a Christian Friend, on the Death of his Wife_.--God the First Cause--The End of Affliction, 629
316. To _a Christian Brother, on the Death of his Daughter_.--Consolation in her having gone before-- Christ the Best Husband, 630
317. To _a Christian Gentlewoman_.--Views of Death and Heaven--Aspirations, 632
318. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Christ never in our Debt--Riches of Christ--Excellence of the Heavenly State, 635
319. To _Mr. James Guthrie_.--Prospects for Scotland--His own Darkness--Christ's Ability, 636
320. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Trials cannot Injure Saints-- Blessedness in Seeing Christ, 638
321. To _Lady Ardross, in Fife, on her Mother's Death_.-- Happiness of Heaven, and Blessedness of Dying in the Lord, 639
322. To _M. O._--Gloomy Prospects for the Backsliding Church--The Misunderstandings of Believers cause of great grief--The Day of Christ, 640
323. To _Earlston the Elder_.--Christ's Way of Afflicting the Best--Obligation to Free Grace--Enduring the Cross, 642
324. To _Mr. George Gillespie_.--Prospect of Death--Christ the true support in Death, 644
325. To _Sir James Stewart, Lord Provost of Edinburgh_.-- Declining Chair in Edinburgh, 645
326. To _Mistress Gillespie, Widow of George Gillespie_.--On the Death of a Child--God Afflicts in order to save us from the World, 646
327. To _the Earl of Balcarras_.--Regarding some Misunderstanding, 648
328. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Singleness of Aim--Judgment in regard to Adversaries, 649
329. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Courage in Days of Rebuke-- God's Arrangements all Wise, 651
330. To _William Guthrie_.--Depression under Dark Trials-- Dangers of Compliance, 652
331. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Courage in the Lord's Cause--Duty in regard to Providence to be observed--Safety in this, 654
332. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Christ's Cause deserves Service and Suffering from us, 656
333. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker, when taken Prisoner_.-- Comforting Thoughts to the Afflicted--Darkness of the Times--Fellowship in Christ's Sufferings-- Satisfaction with His Providences, 658
334. To _Colonel Gilbert Ker_.--Comfort under the Cloud hanging over Scotland--Dissuasion from Leaving Scotland, 662
335. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Difference between what is Man's and Christ's, and between Christ Himself and His Blessings, 663