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36pp. [Bound after:] ANDREWS, Edward. The way of understanding. A sermon, occasioned by the destruction of the brunswick theatre. London. Printed for Ebenezer Palmer, 1828. First edition. 30pp, [2]. With an engrave portrait frontispiece. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. The saint awaking with the divine likeness. A sermon. London. Printed for Ebenezer Palmer, 1828. First edition. 31pp, [1]. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. Christ's name precious: a sermon. London. Printed for Ebenezer Palmer, 1828. First edition. 35pp, [1]. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. Spiritual lethargy. A sermon. London. Ebenezer Palmer, 1829. First edition. 28pp. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. Funeral oration, at the interment of the mortal remains of benjamin jacob, esq. London. Printed for D. Freemen, 1829. First edition. 15pp, [1]. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. A funeral discourse, occasioned by the lamented death of benjamin jacob esq. London. Printed for D. Freeman, 1829. First edition. 32pp. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. Funeral orations. London. E. Palmer and Son, 1837. First edition. [3], 6-22pp. Without half-title. [Bound before:] The pulpit. Thursday, january 1, 1829. No. 302. [London]. [Published by Knight and Lacey], [1829]. [1], 258-272pp. [And:] The pulpit. Thursday, august 20, 1829. No. 335. [London]. [Printed by G. Duckworth], [1829]. [1], 338-352pp. [And:] The dissenters' penny pulpit. Thursday, august 18th, 1836. No. 11. [London]. [Printed by T. and C. Buck], [1836]. [1], 82-88pp. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. [Drop-head title:] The wise and the foolish building for eternity. [s.i.]. [s.n.], [1836]. [1], 222-236pp. [And:] ANDREWS, Edward. [Extracted from The Penny Pulpit. Thursday, September 27, 1838. No. 167:] Daniel in the lions' den. A Sermon. [London]. [Printed by Thomas and Charles Buck], [1838]. [1], 126-132pp. [And:] [Extracted from an issue of The Pulpit:] The services at The Funeral of the rev. edward andrews. [London], [s.n.], [1841]. [1], 388-410pp. 8vo. Contemporary half-calf, marbled boards, morocco lettering-pieces, gilt, marbled edges. Extremities rubbed. Marbled endpapers, pencilled ownership inscription of Frederick Norris to recto of front blank fly-leaf, occasional light spotting. A coherent sammelband of material by, and relating to, dissenting minister of Beresford Chapel Edward Andrews (fl.1820-1840). Notable works include his sermon occasioned by the collapse of the Brunswick Theatre, London; the playhouse, constructed to replace the destroyed Royalty Theatre, opened on February 28th 1828; a mere three days later the roof fell in, killing ten and prompting an editorial from Charles Dickens documenting the event. The collection also includes the first edition of Andrews' dramatisation of the passage concerning Naboth and his vineyard found within the first Book of Kings in the Hebrew Bible. The vineyard of Naboth, printed for private circulation, is scarce; with COPAC and OCLC recording copies at only four locations (BL, Cambridge, Cornell, and Covenant Theology Seminary). OCLC?
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