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Barker, S. (Samuel Loney Barker 1777?-1836 ) . — Two Sermons, &c. Not published

Yarmouth : Keymer, Printer, 1815 . 0 A very good quarter leather binding. 4to. [3pp.]/p.ii/[7pp.]/pp.6-63/[1p.] Black calf spine over brwon papered boards. Clean text throughout. VG. * Rev. Samuel Loney Barker married Jane Ray in Suffolk in July 1813. Their daughters were subsequently born in Great Yarmouth during his time ministering there. Died in London. 5th February 1836. From the Ipswich Journal :- ".... in London, the Rev. Samuel Loney Barker, chaplain to the Duke of Cambridge, and of Tannington, in this county. The death of the Rev. gentleman was caused under the following melancholy circumstances :- He was crossing over at the corner of Regent-street Oxford-street, when he was thrown down by a runaway horse; he was immediately conveyed to the shop of Mr. Bridges, chemist, in Regent-circus, where every attention which medical skill could devise, was administered by two medical gentlemen who were passing at the time the accident occurred: but medical aid proved unavailing, the unhappy gentleman's scalp having been torn from the frontal bone, which depressed in and fractured the longitudinal sinews. The animal which occasioned this fatal accident was ridden by a boy, and died within an hour after the accident, from an injury it received against the wheels of a dray : the boy was severely injured by falling against the dray" ** Because of the tiny print run of his Sermons collection, surviving physical copies are exceptionally rare and typically only catalogued in specialized bibliographies of privately printed works.

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Samuel Loney Barker Yarmouth : Keymer Tannington SERMONS::19TH CENTURY