Poet
J. B. H.
1829–1887
English
- A Dream of the Second Advent
- An Elegiac Ode.[6]
- Blanche
- Conviction of Sin
- Death-Bed Hymn
- Divine HYMNS used by some Christians at the Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. With some others…
- Divine HYMNS used by some Christians at the Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. With some others…
- Divine HYMNS used by some Christians at the Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. With some others…
- Divine HYMNS used by some Christians at the Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lords Supper. With some others…
- Emigrant’s Hymn
- Fear of God and Fear of Man
- Fishermen’s Hymn
- Gardener’s Hymn
- Hopes That Abide
- Hymn for Night
- Hymn for the Blind
- Hymn for the Communion
- Hymn for the Communion
- Hymn for the Dying
- Hymn for the Penitent Convict
- Hymn of Industry
- Indolence. [5]
- Labourer’s Hymn
- Miner’s Hymn
- National Hymn
- Never Forsaken
- New Year’s Hymn, Written at the Time of the Indian Mutiny, 1857
- Pauper’s Hymn
- Policeman’s Hymn
- Postman’s Hymn
- Pride
- Ragged Girl’s Hymn
- Save One!
- Sempstress’s Hymn
- Servant’s Hymn
- Sexton’s Hymn
- Social Hymn
- Soldier’s Hymn
- Song of Hope
- Song of Joy
- Teacher’s Hymn
- The Beacon
- The Blossoming Rod
- The Cadets At New Market.[7]
- The Christian Bond
- The Cure at Gethsemane
- The Fearful Heart
- The House Not Made with Hands
- The Mourner
- The Resurrection
- The Retrospect
- The Sacred Guest
- The Second Advent
- The Sinners’ Portion
- The Supplicant
- The Willing Sacrifice
- The Wise Men from the East
- Through the majestic forest shade
- Thy Father’s Friend
- Weaver’s Hymn
- Wife’s Hymn
- Workman’s Hymn
- Xlvil Death is Not Dreadful