· INDEX TO VOLS. IX. AND X.
ACT for the Commutation of Tithes, vol. x. p.
331; Marriages in England, 447; Register-
ing Births, Deaths, and Marriages in Eng-
land,459; to Regulate Parochial Assessments,
474; for suspending for one Year Appoint-
ments to Certain Dignities and Offices in
Cathedral and Collegiate Churches, and to
Sinecure Lecturers, 477; to facilitate the
Conveyance of Sites for School Rooms, 479;
for carrying into effect the Report of the
Commissioners appointed to consider the
State of the Established Church in England
and Wales, with regard to Ecclesiastical
Duties and Revenues, 585; Ecclesiastical
Leases, 636
Address from the Protestant Dissenters at
Lewes to the King, ix. 352; from the
Clergy of Chester, expressing alarm at the
Appointment of Dr. Hampden, 469; Der-
byshire, ib.; Blackburn, 473; Bedminster,
474; Sheffield, 710; from the Clergy of
Nottingham to the Archbishop of York, x.
249
Administration of the Holy Communion, Ca-
nonicus on, x. 531; T. Á. H. on, 705.
Afternoon Duty, J. B-N on, x. 545; Rev.
W. Gresley on, 705
Alphabetical Writing and Hieroglyphics, with
Remarks on Dr. Lamb, x. 295; Alpha
Sons of the Clergy, ix. 706; Society for
Building and Enlarging Churches, ib.;
Established Church, 707; Church Pastoral
Aid, ib. London Episcopal Floating
Church, ib.; Protestant Association, 708-
King's College, ib.; Westminster School, ib.;
Prayer Book and Homily, 709; Lord's
Day, ib.; British and Foreign Bible, ib.;
Naval and Military Bible, ib.; Church
Missionary, ib.; Religious Tract, ib.; Bri-
tish Reformation, ib.; Annual Visitation of
the Clergy, x. 114; Irish Society, 115;
Hants Society for the Education of the In-
fant Poor, 243; Worcester Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel, 379
ANTIQUITIES:-
Wycliffe's Works, ix. 134; x. 28, 268, 401,
526; Selections from Evelyn's Diary, ix.
268; Hymns of Richard Rolle, 499; Manu-
VOL. X.-Dec. 1836.
script Letter of Bishop Bedell to Warde, x.
132, 674; Letter of Dr. Hammond to Dr.
Sheldon, 679; to Mr. Benet, ib.
Association Incorporated for Discountenancing
Vice, ix. 69
Augmentations, Dean and Chapter of Durham,
ix. 225
Baptism, Tyro on, ix. 59; Administered to
Mr. Goldstein, 104; Catholicus on, x. 700;
Infant, B. on, 709
Bath and Devizes Guardian, Extract from,
ix. 309
Bible, Prayer Book, and Homily Society,
IRENEUS on, ix. 635; Statistics, or rather
absurd nonsense, 69; Embossed for the
Blind, 347
Bickersteth, Mr. Edwin, and the Bishop of
Peterborough, x. 572
Bibliography Extraordinary, x. 432
Births and Marriages, ix. 101, 223, 346, 468,
585, 701; x. 111, 240, 374, 500, 629, 768
Bishop Middleton on the Greek Article, x. 51,
on Mr. Sharpe's Rule, ix. 281
Bishopric of Sodor and Man, W. S. D. on,
x. 550
Bishops, Increase of, x. 552
Blanco White, Mr., R. B. on, ix. 170
Bossuet's Exposition, Clericus on, ix. 527
Bowles, Mr., and the Christian Observer, x.
Bristol, Monument of the late Bishop of, ix.
470; Clergy of, ib.
Buckland, Dr., Bridgewater Treatise, Rev. W.
B. Winning's Remarks on, x. 554; W. on,
714
Burial Fees, N. C. T. on, ix. 49; of Paupers,
H. on, x. 717
Canons, Amathes on, x. 322
Canterbury, Archbishop of, Visit to the Bishop
of Winchester, x. 632; Archbishop of, Visit
to Winchester, Addresses, and Replies, 771;
Archbishop of, Visitation, 504
Case of Distress, ix. 311
Catechizing and Visiting, a Parish Priest on,
x. 706
Cathedral Service, irreverence of, in Westmin-
ster Abbey, x. 717
Catholic, Rev. C. W. Le Bas, on the word,
x. 571; Places of Religious Worship, in-
crease of, ix. 590; School Book, Specimen
of, 197
Causes for Regret in the Events of Last Year,
ix. 190
Chalmers, Dr., Letter on the Appropriation
Clause, x. 379
Chapel, at Walsall Wood, ix. 69; at Grantham,
x. 72; Opening of, at Penzance, ix. 104
Charges of the Bishops, Extracts from Glou-
cester, ix. 105
Charity of Christian Zeal, F. O. on, x. 414
Chester, Bishop of, and Mr. M'Ghee, x. 103
Christ's Hospital, Annual Orations, x. 636
Christ is the only Truly Expiatory Sacrifice,
ix. 25
Christian Family, a, x. 525; Advocate the, a
Specimen of Christian language and feel-
ing towards the Church, ix. 188
Christenings and Burials for 1835, ix. 350
Church, Building, cheap mode of,-Pise, G. H.
Rose on, x. 48; Building in Leeds, Sub-
scriptions for, ix. 593; Building Society,
Manchester, ix. 471; Portsmouth, x. 244;
Commissioners, Second Report of, ix. 424,
551; Appendix to, x. 65; Third Report,
191; Fourth Report, 199; Commission,
ix. 348; Scotland, 353; Destitution at
Birmingham, Rev. W. R. Bedford on, ix.
201, 423; Episcopal, for the use of the
British Embassy and Residents in Paris, x.
24; of England Lay Associations, Bath, ix.
110; Portsmouth District, 347; of England
School at Liverpool, x. 504; of the Fathers,
Apollinaris, 35; Letters on the, 149, 281;
Livings, Rev. C. Simeon on, ix. 549; the,
in an Hospital, 603
Church Matters:- Irish Clergy, ix. 77; Des-
titution of Great Towns, 79, 316; Ma-
nagement of Universities, 85; Society for
Promoting Christian Knowledge, 89; Irish
Clergy, 207; Medical Education, 328; Me-
tropolitan University, 208, 335, 455; Edin-
burgh Review, change in the tone of, 216;
Table 4, Comparative View of the English
Dioceses, in respect to Church Room, 321;
Registration and Marriage Act, Abstract
of the Bills, 323; Tithe Bill, 325; Popery,
327; Dr. Hampden, 329, 434, 566; Bishop
of Durham, 333; Language of the Dis-
senters to the Government, 438; Registra
tion and Marriage Bills, 4539; Tithe Bill,
444; Second Report of the Church Com-
mission, 449; the Record and the Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 451;
Tithe Bill, 563; Dissenters' Language to
Government, 570; the Record, 571; Roman-
ism and Dr. Wiseman, 668; Spiritual
Destitution of Great Cities-the Bishop
of London 675; Tithe Bill; Church
Commissioners', Third Report, 680; the
Pluralities Bill, ib.; Prussia and England,
681; the Record, 685; on Irish Disturb-
ances, by G. C. Lewis, Esq., 635; Medical
Education, 689; English Tithe Bill, x. 73;
Rating of Tithes, most important to the
Clergy, 75; Irish Tithe Bill, 77; the Scot-
tish Universities, 87, 233; Church Build-
ing, Dr. Hickes Statement regarding, 89;
Church Statistics, 91; Dr. Wiseman's Re-
view, 91; on Irish Disturbances, by G. C.
Lewis, Esq., 92; Letter from Mr. M'Ghee,
on Peter Dens, 99; Church Reform, 219;
Memorial of the Chapters, 225; English
Tithe Bill, 229; Meeting at Exeter Hall,
230; the Million Act, 230; London Church
Building Fund, 234; Retrospect, 359; Ro-
manism, 364; Religious Amalgamation, 365;
Questions for Discussion at a Religious Meet-
ing at Dublin, in September, 365; Return
of Roman-catholic Chapels, 366; Mr.
Lennard, ib.; the Author M.P., 367; the
Voluntary System, ib.; Confession, 368;
Justice of Reformers, ib.; the Church in
Ireland, 371; Tithe Commissioners, ib.;
Tithe Bill, 489, 753; Registration and Mar-
riage Acts, 493; on the Regard due to Ee-
clesiastical Canons, 493; Religious Orders in
the United Kingdom, 495; Irish Schools,
National Education, 496; Church Build-
ing Society, 611; Tithe Bill, 612; Church
Rates Abolition Society, ib.; the last Ger-
man Discovery, 612; Bishop White, 613;
the Errors or Unfairness of Dr. Wiseman,
614; New Marriage Law, 620; Church of
England Service, 622; Church Rates, 743;
Errors or Unfairness of Dr. Wiseman, 753;
Bishop of Gloucester, 758; Reform among
the Jews, 760
Church Rates:-Refusal of, at Topsham, ix.
104; St. Andrew's, Holborn, majority in
favour of, 106; Lambeth (majority in favour
72) 109; St. Mary and St. Paul's, Notting-
ham, refused, and the consequences, 109;
Hurstpierpoint, carried, 112; Crowland,
granted, 227; St. George's, Southwark,
refused, ib.; Wakefield, not laid, 232 and
352; Olney, carried unanimously, 346; All
Saints, Southampton, refused, 347; St.
Paul's, Deptford, carried (majority 98) 348;
St James's, Clerkenwell, refused, 349; St.
George-in-the-East, Middlesex (majority for,
233) 348; Buckland, carried (majority 15)
471; Warrington, carried (majority 68)
588; Banbury, granted, 591; St. Mary,
Newington, carried (majority 188) 591;
Ringwood, carried, x. 113; St. Martin's,
Leicester, carried (majority 103) 113;
Hammersmith, carried (majority 122)114;
Kensington, carried (majority 140)115;
Macclesfield, carried (majority 122) x. 242;
Loughton, carried (maj. 122) ib.; Tewkes-
bury, carried (majority 58) 243; Whit-
wick, 245; Frome, carried (majority, 249;)
246; Corsham, carried (majority 28) 249;
ssett,carried (majority 24) 250; Lyme, car
ried, 502; Oadby, carried (majority 7)505;
Horncastle, 505; Beccles, carried (majority
32) 507; St. John, Devizes, carried, 508;
Haddenham, carried (majority 37) 630; St.
Giles's, Cambridge, carried (majority 40)
630; Folkestone, carried, 632; Whitwick,
refused (majority 153) 634; Newcastle,
Staffordshire, carried, (majority 101) 638;
Nuneaton, carried (majority 167) 639;
Knaresborough, carried (majority 204) 640;
Wakefield, carried, 641; St. Botolph, Bishops-
gate, carried, x. 635; Table of, granted, and
refused, 749; Faversham, refused, 771; St.
Paul, Deptford, carried (majority 129) x.
773; St. Andrew, Holborn, refused, 774;
St. Ann's, Limehouse, ib.; Lynn, Norfolk,
carried (majority 105) 774
Church Rates Abolition Society, Meeting of
the, x. 607; Circular of, 635
Church Rates, Case and Opinion of Dr. Lush-
ington on, 743
Church, Opening of Trowbridge, ix. 231
Church Reform, M. on, x. 42
Church of Rome, and Lord's Supper, PHILA-
LETHES on, 303
Church of Rome, Remarks on some of the prac-
tices of, by a Protestant, ix. 275
Church Service, Address to congregations of
the Church of England, on the Devotional
use of, ix. 422
Church Visiting Society, Huddersfield, ix.
Churchwardens, Election of, Poole, ix. 586;
Birmingham, 592
Churches Built or Rebuilt, x. 64; since 1830
in Hants and Surrey, List of, 741; more
wanted in the neighbourhood of Leaming-
ton, 598
Churches, New:-Stroud, x. 113; Guilford,
St. Nicholas, laying of Foundation Stone, x.
117; laying Foundation of Appledore Cha-
pel, 242; of Broughton, 244; at Cheetham,
ib.; Consecration of Colne, 245; Heywood,
laying Foundation Stone, ib.; Hounslow,
247; Combe Down, 249; Chapels built by
private individuals in the County of Rutland,
x. 329; Consecration of Trinity, Weymouth,
375; laying the Foundation Stone, Ventnor,
Isle of Wight, 376; Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
ib.; English Episcopal Chapel in Greece,
377; Northumberland, ib.; Goring Church
rebuilt, 378; Frome, laying Foundation
Stone, ib. ; new Chapel at Edgbaston, 378;
Bromsgrove, 379; Bradford, ib.; Tipton,
445; Snenton, 446; Oxford and its vicinity,
481; Holy Trinity, Weymouth, 502; Con-
secration of Amberley, 503; Botley, ib. ;
Restoration of St. John's Chapel, Winches-
ter, 504; Consecration of St. James's Shir-
ley, 504; Chapel of Ease, Bushey, 505;
laying First Stone of Christ Church, New-
ark, 505; Church Pastoral Aid Society,
Lyme, x. 243; Bristol, 375; York, 508;
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 637; Bradford, 776;
Enfield, x. 597; in the Diocese of Chester,
ib.; Chapel of Ease in Bushey, 632; New-
bridge, Glamorganshire, 641; Holywell, ib;
Alltyrodyn, Cardigan, 642; Wilton, Foun-
dation Stone laid, 772; Glasbury, Brecon,
777; laying Foundation of Styal, ix. 103;
opening of Westley, 111; Site of Little
Horton, 112; Appeal for in the Capital of
Newfoundland, ix.193; laying Foundation of
Immanuel Church, Oswaldtwisle, 224;
Opening of Old Dalby, 348; Opening of
Brill, Bucks, 586; Disley, Derbyshire, ib.;
Aigburth, laying Foundation Stone of, 588;
Opening of Mellor Brook Chapel, 588;
Preston, ib.; Cockermouth, 659; Parti-
culars and Plan of an Episcopal Chapel at
Wharton, ix. 666; St. Giles's, Reading,
laying the Foundation Stone, 708; Upton,
ib.; St. Botolph, Colchester, 704; Bitterne,
705; Bury, Lancashire, resolved to build,
ib.; Redlynch, laying First Stone of, ix.
711; Downton, ib.; Hartlebury, ib.; St.
Lawrence, Evesham, 712; Brearton, ib.
Churching of Women, F. D. on, ix. 167
Clerical Appointments, ix. 93, 218, 339, 579,
694; x. 104, 237, 371, 498, 625, 761; Fund,
Berks, his Majesty's Gift. 630; Library at
Plymouth, 602; Meetings, and Prayer Meet-
ings, ix. 401; x. 423, 683, 684, 687; Society,
Nottingham, ix. 351; Newark, x. 372;
Sporting, Observer, on the laws against, ix.
169; Amicus Ecclesiæ on, 297
Commissioners for inquiring into the state of
Registers of Births, Deaths, and Marriages,
x. 507
Commutation of Tithes, Petition from the
Clergy of East Kent, ix. 471
Cleobury Mortimer School Examination, x.
Clergymen deceased, ix. 95, 219, 341, 460,
462, 580, 695; x. 105, 238, 371, 499, 626,
763; Clergy, Destitution of, in North Ame-
rica, ix. 55
Conclusion of the Service, x. 549
Conditions of Salvation, Epistle of St. Barna-
bas, T. K. A. on, x. 711
Confirmation, Reply to inquiries respecting, ix.
165; Alpha, on, and the means of grace,
ix. 511; x. 435, 562; on, x. 322, 576,
689; of Dr. Allen, as Bishop of Ely, x. 377
Congregational Magazine, specimens of the, ix.
Coleridge, C. H. J. on the Letters, Conver-
sations, and Recollections of, ix. 369
Collection after Service, O. R. on, x. 156
Collegiate School of Leicester, Opening of the,
College at La Tour, ix. 402
Conquest, Dr., Prize, ix. 550
Consecration of Rev. Dr. Otter, as Bishop of
Chichester, x. 636; of Colonial Bishops, ix.
349; of Dr. Langley, as Bishop of Ripon, x.
776; of Dr. Butler, x. 246
Consecration of New Churches:-Fareham,
ix. 106; Newbold-upon Stour, 112; Whit-
church, 229; St. Andrew's, Kingswood,
Surrey, 230; Sarisbury Green Chapel, 471;
Knotty Ash, 472; Episcopal Chapel, Houn-
slow, 591; New District Church of Oxford,
x. 116; Trinity, Weymouth, 375; District
Church, Malvern Wells, 508; St. Mary's
Chapel, Penzance, 631; Amberley Church,
631; St. Michael's, Stamford, 635; Little-
more Chapel, 637; Westley, 638; Chiches-
ter, 639; Holy Trinity, North Shields, 769;
Brightlingsea Chapel, ib.; Bexley Heath
Chapel, 772; Ashton-upon-Ribble, ib.;
Kirkdale, ib.; St. Michael's, Stamford,
773; Ipswich, 775; St. Paul, Newport, 207
Coronation Oath, J. H. B. on, x. 159; Per-
sona Ecclesiæ, on, 428
County Rates in England and Wales, for 1792
and 1832, Summary of the Expenditure of,
ix. 207
Coventry Religious and Useful Knowledge
Society, ix. 557
Convocation of the Clergy, Bath, ix. 351
Cranmer, Archbishop, and Episcopacy, E. C.
on, x. 432, 481
Creature Worship, C. on, x. 161
Falsehoods respecting Christian Malford cir
culated by the Sunday School Society, 1.
Ferns, Memoir of the late Bishop of, ix. 5
Fire, at Christ Church, Spitalfields, ix. 589;
Liphook, 711
Creation, Rev. W. B. Winning, on the days of Founders and Builders of Churches, a List of,
the, ix. 57
Daily Church Service, A. B. on, x. 154
Dark Ages, the, ix. 7; the Bible during, 125,
248, 485; x. 6, 121, 386, 663
David's numbering the people, L. V. on, x. 713
Declaration, to be subscribed by Justices and
Mayors, ix. 108; in the Council of Trent,
forbidding the Anglican Romanists to fre-
quent the reformed Anglican Worship, on
the, x. 658
Deification of the Virgin Mary by the Roman-
ists, G. on the, x. 327
Dens' Theology, T. E. on, ix. 327
Devotional Compositions, from the Parisian
Breviary, ix. 27, 583, 627; x. 406; Pas-
toral Letter of the Bishop of North Carolina,
ix. 138; Public Worship, an Address by the
Bishop of Barbadoes, 381
Dissenting Chapels converted into Chapels of
Ease of the Established Church, ix. 105;
formerly and recently, now belonging to
the Establishment, x. 636
Divinity Fellowships, Remarks on, ix. 46; An
Oxford Man on, 295
Durham, Bishop, Funeral of, ix. 469; Letter
from the Rev. E. Stanley, on, 582; Monu-
ment to the late, 660; Reception of Dr.
Maltby, x. 375; Address of the Clergy to
the Bishop of, 502
Eclectic Review, Remarks on the, ix. 68
Ecclesiastical Discipline, Alpha on, ix. 294;
Ecclesiastical Court Bill, 350; Provisions of,
472; Sale of Preferments, ix. 590
Education in Liverpool, Gift of the Queen to-
wards, x. 633
Election of Churchwardens, Decision regarding
ix. 109
Ely, Lord Bishop of, installed by proxy, x. 501
Encyclopædia Brittannica, T. S. on the, x.307
Epistle of St. Barnabas, Omega on the, x. 546
Events of each Month throughout the King-
dom, ix. 102, 224, 346, 469, 586, 702; x.
112, 242, 375, 501, 630, 768
Eton College, Address from, to the Duke of
Newcastle, ix. 702
Evening Lectures, Keswick, Miles on, ix. 171
Exeter, Bishop of, Extracts from his Charge,
x. 726, 739; Guardians of a Poor Law
Union, 769
Expediency, R. B. on, ix. 523
Irish Clergy, Distress of the, and Subscriptions |
for their relief :-Cambridge, ix. 102;
Devonport, 104; Colchester, 105; Glou-
cester, ib.; Canterbury, 106; Rochester,
ib.; London, 107; Merchant Tailors' School,
ib.; Stafford, 111; Brighton, 112; Salis-
bury, ib.; York, 113; Bishop of Exeter,
ib.; Archbishop of Canterbury, ib.; Re-
fusal of the Duke of Bedford to subscribe to,
224; Buckingham, ib.; Derby, 225;
Romford, ib.; a Dissenter, ib.; Rev. J.
Lyons' Letter respecting, 226; Dorking,
230; Birmingham, 231; Leamington, ib.;
Wales, 232, 233; Aylesbury, 346; Leices-
ter, 348; Manchester Operative Conserva-
tive Association, ix. 472; Mr. Bickersteth's
Address to the, ix. 649
Irish Church, Memorial to the King, ix. 189;
Tithe Bill, ix. 563; x. 77; Synods, A. on,
ix. 46
Scripture Lessons for Schools, J. Rogers
on, ix. 412
Intercessory Supplications, a Country Clergy-
man on, ix. 405
Jansenism, Rise and Progress of, ix. 597; x. 1
Jewell, Bishop, J. W. on, x. 417
King's College, Annual Report, x. 114; Dis-
tribution of Prizes, 247; Opening of the
Dining Hall, 773; Resolution to present
their late Principal with a Memorial of
their respect, ib.
Lamartine's Pilgrimage to the Holy Land,
Remarks on, by G. ix. 299
Lawson's Roman-catholic Church in Scot-
land, A. P. P. on, ix. 60
Lay benefactors towards the Church:-T.
Alcock, Esq., ix. 230; Earl of Coventry,
231; Lords Littleton and Redesdale, Hon-
ourable R. H. Clive, ib.; Lord Rolle, Mr.
and Mrs. Drake, 347; T. Marshall, Esq.,
353; W. J. Bankes, Esq., 586; Lord F.
Egerton, 588; Lady Bridgewater, Duke of
Sutherland, 591; Honourable Colonel Tre-
vor, 593; Walter Long, Esq., M.P., x.
112; Henry Halsted, Esq., 113; James
Ashton, Esq., 375; Lord Melbourne, 372;
Lyon, Esq., 373; Mrs. H. Thompson, 503;
Marquis of Hastings, and G. Davenport, Esq.,
505; Earl Grey, 506; Sir T. Lethbridge,
Bart., ib.; Earl of Derby, x. 507; Earl
of Egremont, ib.; Miss Abraham, ib.;
Lord Calthorpe and the late Mr. S. Wheeley,
ib.; Lord Willoughby D'Eresby, 509; Duke
of Buccleugh, ib.; Duke of Northumber-
land, 630; James Ashton, Esq., ib. ;
Campbell, Esq., 642; G. Byng, Esq., M.P.,
718; Lieutenant General Kerrison, M.P.,
775
Lay Legislation for the Church, x. 543
Leighton's wish to die in an Inn, R. C.
Trench on, ix. 169
Lessons, Changing the, R. B. on, ix. 281
Lessons, on Altering the, x. 307
Letter addressed to the Governors of the
Orphan Working School, City Road, ix.
Letter from an Eastern Christian, containing
his doubts as to the existence of a Liturgy
in the Church of England, x. 573
Liberal Principles, effect of, predicted, by Rev.
F. Huyshe, ix. 523
London, Bishop of, Address of the Clergy of
Essex to, x. 769; Fellows of Sion College
to, 773
Lord Supper, E. B. P. on the, ix. 275
Lot, T. K. A. on Mr. Newman's Character
of, ix. 641; E. B. P. on the Character of,
x. 168; T. K. A. on the Character of, 314
Lushington, Dr., Opinion that omission of
Burial Service is illegal, x. 607
Lyra Apostolica:-The Religion of the majo-
rity, ix. 33; National Property, 34;
National Degradation, ib.; Prospect of the
Church, ib.; Memory, 146; Gift of the
Tongues, ib.; the Latin Church, ib.;
Christmas, ib.; Home, ib.; Messina, 271;
Taormini, ib.; Corfu, ib.; France, ib.;
Noah, Melchizedeck, 386; Abraham, 387
Isaac, ib.; Israel, ib.; Joseph, 388
Origen, 510, 630; x. 34; Samaria, 137;
Deeds not Words, 137, 272
Majesty's Speech, extract from his, to both
Houses of Parliament, Feb. 24, 1835, x.
357; his Visit to Kew, x. 506
Manchester, the Bishopric of, x. 633
Marriage Bill, Mr. Goulburn's Speech on the,
ix. 543
Marriage and Registration Acts, Alpha on
the, x. 566
Martin of Tours, H. on, ix. 161
Martyr's Field at Canterbury, the, ix. 117
Marylebone, Receipt and Expenditure of the
District Churches in, ix. 350
Marylebone Vestry Meeting, ix. 228
Merit, &c., Use of the word, x. 713
Meath, Bishop of, Address from the Clergy to
the, x. 380
Mill Hill Academy, x. 64
Million Loan, x. 246
Milner's Church History, Rev. J. G. Dowling's
Reply to Mr. King's defence of, and Rev. H.
J. Rose's, ix. 172; ib., 299, 399, 644;
Hooker, Quoted by, 648
Ministers among the Quakers, C. G. on, ix.
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