The Protestant's crums of comfort containing I. Prayers and meditations, with ejaculations for every day in the week, and other occasions. II. Thanksgivings for deliverances from Popery, tyranny, and arbitrary power. III. The rebellion in Ireland, and massacre of Paris. IV. The learned Bishop Usher's prophecy, concerning Ireland, and the downfall of Rome. V. Advice to the late besieged in London-Derry, under that reverend divine and valiant commander, Coll. George Walker. Illustrated with pictures suitable to each particular occasion.
Walker, George, of Londonderry.
Page  [unnumbered]

THE CONTENTS.

  • WHen we first awake Pag. 1.
  • A Prayer for the Mor∣ning, 2.
  • A Prayer for the Evening 3
  • Sunday Mornings Meditations 5
  • The Prayer 10
  • Sunday Noons Meditations 12
  • The Prayer 13
  • Sunday Nights Meditations 14
  • The Prayer 16
  • Monday Mornings Meditations 17
  • The Prayer 19
  • Monday Noons Meditations ibid.
  • The Prayer 21
  • Monday Nights Meditations 22
  • The Prayer 23
  • Tuesday Mornings Meditations 24
  • The Prayer 25
  • Tuesday Noons Meditations 26
  • Page  [unnumbered]The Prayer 27
  • Tuesday Nights Meditations 28
  • The Prayer 29
  • Wednesday Mornings Medita∣tions 30
  • The Prayer. 32
  • Wednesday Noons Meditations 33
  • The Prayer 34
  • Wednesday Nights Meditations 35
  • The Prayer 36
  • Thursday Mornings Meditations 37
  • The Prayer 38
  • Thursday Noons Meditations 39
  • The Prayer 41
  • Thursday Nights Meditations 42
  • The Prayer 43
  • Friday Mornings Meditations 44
  • The Prayer 46
  • Friday Noons Meditations 47
  • The Prayer 49
  • Friday Nights Meditations 50
  • The Prayer 52
  • Saturday Mornings Meditations 53
  • The Prayer 55
  • Page  [unnumbered]Saturday Noons Meditations 56
  • The Prayer. 57
  • Saturday Nights Meditations 58
  • The Prayer 59
    Ejaculations upon several Occasions out of the Holy Scriptures▪
  • IN the Morning 61
  • At going forth 62
  • Beginning a good Work ibid.
  • In good Inspirations ibid.
  • At Church ibid.
  • Before Reading ibid.
  • Speaking 63
  • When you go about worldly Affairs ibid.
  • Page  [unnumbered]Before Eating ibid.
  • After Eating 64
  • In Prosperity ibid.
  • Adversity ibid.
  • Troubles ibid.
  • Galumnies 65
  • Praises ibid.
  • Against vain hope ibid.
    • Pride ibid.
    • Covetousness ibid.
    • Luxury ibid.
    • Envy 66
    • Gluttony ibid.
    • Anger ibid.
    • Sloth ibid.
  • Rules of Faith ibid.
  • Acts of Faith ibid.
  • Hope ibid.
  • Charity 67
  • Against Worshipping of Idols ibid.
    • Popish Tradition 68
    • Praying to Saints 69
    • Antichrist ibid.
  • Divine Breathings of the Soul to∣wards the Evening. 70
  • Page  [unnumbered]A Prayer for a Family, that may serve for Morning or Evening 71
  • A Prayer before the Communion 74
  • At Receiving the Bread 75
  • At Receiving the Cup ibid.
  • A Prayer after the Communion 76
    • for the Church 77
    • for the King and Queen 78
    • for the Royal Family ibid.
    • for the High Court of Parliament ibid.
    • for the Clergy 79
    • for Friends 80
    • for a Family ibid.
    • for a Friend 81
    • for Peace ibid.
    • in time of the Plague 82
    • for a City ibid.
    • for Grace ibid.
    • for Enemies ibid.
    • for the Afflicted 8
    • for Travellers ibid.
    • for the Fruits of the Earth ibid.
  • Page  [unnumbered]A Prayer against Temptations 84
  • For Misbelievers and Sinners ibid.
  • For Temporal Necessities ibid.
  • Against Tempests 85
  • For Women in Travel ibid.
  • For the Sick ibid.
  • For Prisoners 86
  • For the Dying ibid.
  • A Prayer before Study ibid.
    • When the Bell Tolls for a dying Person 87
  • A concluding Prayer. 88
  • King Edward the Sixth's Prayer a∣gainst Popery. 89
  • A Prayer for God's Mercies upon their Majesties Forces under the Command and Conduct of his Grace the Duke of Schomberg 90
  • A Prayer for Mercy to the whole Na∣tion 92
  • A short account of the Massacre in Ireland 93
  • An abstract of their Popish Tortures and Cruelties 97
  • Page  [unnumbered]Bishop Usher's Prophecy concerning Rome's Downfal 103
    Thanksgivings for God's wonderful Deliverances.
  • A Thanksgiving for our Delive∣rances from the Spanish In∣vasion 121
  • From the Powder Treason▪ November the 5th 1605. 122
  • For our Deliverance from Popery, Slavery, and Arbitra∣ry Power 123
  • For the relief of London-Derry in Ireland 124
  • For the Gifts of God 125
  • To God for all his Benefits 126
  • Page  [unnumbered]A Prayer before the fol∣lowing Discourse. 128
  • Christian Courage in Affliction, a Discourse by way of Advice to the Besieged in London-Derry, under the Command of that worthy Divine, and valiant Commander, Col. Walker 131
  • The Prayer afterwards 150
  • A Prayer for the preservation of our most gracious Saveraign Lord King William, in his Royal Vndertaking to Subdue Ireland, and for his safe Return to Eng∣land. 151
FINIS.
Page  [unnumbered] Page  [unnumbered]