537

394

537

Hutton, Rev. Hugh, extracts from
an unpublished Oratorio by, 10,
88, 153, 219, 288. Lines by,

402

Education Bill, Factories, 265, 328, 394
Education and colleges,

389

Elliott, Ebenezer, poem by, 142.
Stanzas suggested by,

772

Error, religious, 108. Metempsy-
chosis of, 295. Innocence of,
Evangelical forgeries, third vindica-
tion of,

316

81

Evangelical records, truth of the,
13, 143, 231, 564, 619, 694. On
the fulfilment of predictions con-
tained in the,

359

Factories' Education Bill, 265, 328, 394
Faith, a scriptural confession of,
Father, not honouring the,

I. H. G. Sonnet on Dr. Channing, 34
I. L. Ode to the memory of Dr.
162
Channing,
INTELLIGENCE, 58, 125, 182, 256,
316, 386, 443, 524, 592, 651, 723, 779
Ireland, annual meeting of the Pres-
byterian Synod of Munster, 655.
General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church, 656. Ordination
of Rev. John Cordner, for Mon-
treal,
Irish Court of Chancery, proceed-
ings against Unitarians in,
Irish Presbyterians, memorial of the
three Non-subscribing bodies of, 130
Irish Unitarian Society, anniversary

724

58

575

375

Fathers, use of the,

580

Field, Rev. W., testimonial to,

325

Forgeries, evangelical, "third vindi-

cation of,

Forms, on liturgic,

Franklin, Dr., original letter of,

G. Review of Health of Towns'
Bill, 54, 326. "Strong reasons"

against Dissent, 168. The Patriot
newspaper and the late Richard
Carlile, 238. Review of Spiritual
Destitution in Dukinfield, 384-
of England an Oligarchy, 590.
Early sectarian education, 635.
"Orthodox" difficulties,

G. K.'s review of Gannett's sermon,
112. Obituary tribute of respect
to R. Bakewell, Esq.,

Germany, intelligence from,

Gospels, origin and character of the

first three, 92, 223.

Features of

truth in their extraordinary ac-

companiments,

Greenwood, Rev. Dr., death of, 600.

Character of,

Jews, their observance of the fune-
ral of the Duke of Sussex,
Johns, Rev. J. A Flower for a Glo-
rious Grave, 33. Sacred Lyrics,
99. Remote Issues of Good Ac-
tions, 276. The Last Word, 306.
Glory of Matter transcended by
the Glory of Mind, 213. Spring-
Blossoms from the West, 484.
Lines on the Death of his Little
Boy, 493.
Sonnets suggested by
a recent Loss, 553. Lines written
between Douglas and Peel, 616.
The Last Power,
Johns, Rev. W., on creeds,

691

277, 477

count of,

302, 389.

Hewley, Lady, her charity, 184,
Daniel O'Connell's

Jones, H. H., on centripetal and
centrifugal forces,

165

comments on the Judgment in

this case,

Heywood, Oliver, Life of,

149

Hill, Mr., his Postage plan,

506

Keats, George, some account of,
Kell, Rev. Robert, memoir of the

560

Holy Bible, new Commented Edi-

tion of the,

509

late, 205. Letters to, 345, 403, 556
Kent and Sussex Unitarian Associ-

Hook, Theodore, and the Thirty-

nine Articles,

409

ation,
Kent General Baptist Association, 388

658

MARRIAGES, 68, 136, 198, 330, 395,
469, 538, 602, 666, 726, 783
Mathew, Father, and the Church, 773
Mayhew, Dr. Jonathan, memoir of,
542, 610
Mind, the, a blank sheet of paper, 87
MINOR CORRESPONDENCE, 107, 163,

236, 307, 368, 423, 506, 572, 699, 773
Miracles of our Lord,
494
Miriam's village church and school, 110
Missions, Domestic, review of, 376, 430
Mission Society, London Domestic,
61. Newington Green,
Montgomery, Dr., review of his Uni-
tarian Association Sermon, 582,
640. Speech at the meeting of the
Remonstrant Synod,

781

669

708

633

548, 744. Thoughts on Cor.
xiii., 353. The late Rev. R. Tyr-
whitt on "baptismal faith," 397.
Review of Higginson's Sugges-
tions on Unity and Union,
N. N. Scriptural mode of assert-
ing the Divine Unity,
Newington-Green domestic mission, 781
New-Testament Scriptures, autho-
rity of 13, 143, 231, 564, 619,
694. Companion to, 372. Notes
on the, 554, 692, 770. Truth of
the canonical books of the,
Niagara, lines by Lord Morpeth on
visiting,

North-Eastern Unitarian Associa-
tion, anniversary of the,

OBITUARY.-Mr. Thos. Harmer,
68. Mr. H. B. Fearon, ib. Mr.
E. G. Wells, 69. Mrs. Turner,
70. Mr. John Bellamy, ib. Mr.
J. F. Manley, ib. Mr. G. Imeson,
ib. Mr. R. Slader, 71. Mr. W.
P. Gaskell, ib. T. Solly, Esq.,
ib. Mrs. Reeve, 72. Mrs. Comp-
ton, ib. Rev. R. Kell, ib. Mrs.
Notcutt, 72, 201. Mr. J. Eagles-
field, 72. Dr. Blake, 198. Mrs.
Baker, 201. Mrs. Commeline,
202. Mr. P. Valentine, ib. Mr.
J. Hamer, 203. Rd. Carlile. ib.
L. Edgeworth, Esq., ib. Rev. F.
Wrangham, ib. Mrs. Barlow, 204.
Mr. John Rees, ib. Mrs. Morgan,
ib. Mrs. Stower, ib. F. Lees,
Esq., ib. Mr. E. Holt, ib. Mrs.
Hays, ib. Sutton Sharpe, Esq.,
ib. Mr. S. Boreham, ib. Rev.
S. C. Fripp, 267. C. Sharpe, ib.
Mr. G. Braham, ib. Mrs. Bowles,
ib. Mrs. Smith, ib. J. R. Arnold,
Esq., ib. Rev. Dr. Schwabe, ib.
J. P. Wedd, Esq., ib. Miss Hen-
nell, ib. B. U. Dowson, Esq., ib.
E. A. Mott, ib. Dr. Southey, ib.
Duke of Sussex, 330. B. Penn,
Esq., ib. Mr. R. Wilkes, 331.
Mr. O. Tomalin, ib. Mrs. Sharp,
ib. Mrs. Clarke, ib. Mr. John
Allen, ib. Mrs. Stuart, 332. Mrs.
Chatfeild, ib. Mrs. Ridge, 395.
Mr. W. Maurice, ib. Mr. T. W.
Golding, ib. S. Boddington, Esq.,
396. W. Taylor, Esq., ib. Miss
C. Montgomery, ib. Mrs. Hack-
wood, ib. Rev. John Grundy, ib.
R. Greves, Esq., 396, 472. Mr.
J. Odgers, 469. Mr. T. H. Car-
penter, 539. Mr. W. Mowat, ib.
Mr. S. Norburn, ib. C. H. Bid-
lake, 540. Thomas Thrush, Esq.,
ib. Josiah Wedgwood, Esq., 540,
666. Mrs. Gwylhym, 603. Mrs.

630

424

536

ary memoir of,

"the

772

733

506

records,

359

236, 373

Presbyterian Church, General As-
sembly of, in Ireland,

656

688

375

Miss A. Sadler,

ib. Sir Matthew Wood, 668, 730.
G. W. Wood, Esq., M. P.,
Mr. John Jackson, 731.
Hart, 783. Mrs. Brown, ib. Mr.
Delph, ib. John Hall, Esq., 784.
Thos. Cropper, Esq., ib. Lady
Beevor, ib. Mrs. Wagstaff. 785.
Miss Farrin,

O'Connell, Daniel, and the Lady
Hewley Judgment,

785

Presbyterians-Unitarians,

Q. on not honouring the Father,

Oldbury lecture,

468, 665

Onondargo lake,

287

Orthodox difficulties,

706

Orthodoxy, modern pulpit,

705

Orthodox Presbyterians of Ulster,

pretensions and claims of,

509

688

R. M. M., memoir of Dr. Malachi

Blake, by,

269

P. on the fulfilment of predictions

Rammohun Roy, Rajah,

468

in the evangelists,

359

Pain, on the moral uses of,

80

Rees, Dr. Thomas, on his projected
Memoirs of the Socini,

572

Reformers, Sketches of the Lives

Papal usurpation, early resistance of

Parable of many truths,

Patriot newspaper and the late Rd.

Perseverance, an allegory,

Philips, Dr., obituary memoir of,
Pitt, death-bed of,

POETRY. A Flower for a Glorious
Grave, 33. Sonnet on Dr. Chan-
ning, 34. Oh! what were Life,
79. Sacred Lyrics, 99. The Old
Oak-leaf, 142. Spiritual Wor-
ship, 158. Ode to the Memory of
Dr. Channing, 162. The Glory of
Matter transcended by the Glory
of Mind, 213. Verses by the late
Remote
Rev. W. Turner, 229.

Issues of Good Actions, 276. The
Last Word, 306. Hymn, by the
Rev. R. E. B. Maclellan, 344.
Hymn and Chorus, 352. Lines
by the Rev. Hugh Hutton, 402.
Paraphrase of Psalm xix., 408.
Lines by Lord Morpeth, 424.
Lines on the Death of a Little
Boy, 493. The Prayer on Bunk-
er's Hill, 547. Sonnets suggested
A Scene
by a recent Loss, 553.
designed for Music, 570. Lines
written between Douglas and
Peel, 616. Way-side Notes on
the same Excursion, 617. The
Last Power, 691. Christmas-day

and Characters of, by E. Tagart, 517
Religion, the Church and,

Cha-

REVIEW.-The Church of the Savi-
our, by Thomas Bowring, 35.
American Notes, by Charles Dick-
Funeral Sermons for
ens, 42.
Dr. Channing, 49, 124, 174, 249.
Health of Towns' Bill, 54. Con-
gregational Calendar, 56.
racter of Dr. Price, by Thomas
Cromwell, 57. The Religion of
Politics, by Ezra S. Gannett, 112.
Jameson's New Zealand, South
Australia and New South Wales,
118. Steill's Pictorial Spelling-
book, 123. Bentley's British
A Layman's
Class-book, 124.
Theological Doubts, 172, 244.
Kentish's Western Unitarian So-
ciety Sermon, 177. Dr. Drum-
mond's Sermon on Free Inquiry,
179. Johns' Sermon on the Fire
at Liverpool, 181. Montgomery's
Lecture on Trinitarian Admis-
sions, 180. Texts of Scripture for
every Day of the Year, by E.
Chitty, 181. Walker on the Tri-
nity and Atonement, 241. Car-
penter's Popular Cyclopædia, 250.
New Publications of the Chris-
tian Tract Society, 251. Rea-
sons for renouncing Unitarianism
by G. W. Philp, 252. Position of

699

the Jews, by Hawkes, and the
National Restoration of the Jews,
by R. H. Herschell, 254. Dr.
Hutton's Sermon on the Unity,
Spirituality and Paternal Charac-
ter of God, 254. Channing's Self-
Culture, 255. "Claims of the
Clergy," ib. Coquerel's Salvation
in every Church, ib. Domestic
Missions, 376, 430. Allen and
Cornwell's English Grammar,383.
Spiritual Destitution in Dukin-
field, 384. Maclellan's Discourses,
385. Early Religion, a Funeral
Sermon, by E. Chapman, ib. Tur-
ner's Lives of Eminent Unitari-
ans, 425. Maps for Schools, 440.
Crompton's Sermon on Religious
Education, 442. The Atonement,
ib. Class Instruction, by Rachel
Evans, ib. Tagart's Sketches of
leading Reformers, 517. The So-
cial Hymn-book, 520. General
Meeting of the Non-subscribing
Presbyterians of Ireland, 522.
Cromwell's Sermon on Church
Music, ib. Howorth's Sermon on
the Love of Christ, 523. Joshua
Forster, a Tale, ib. "The True
Worshipers," a Discourse, by R.
E. B. Maclellan, ib. Dr. Mont-
gomery's Association Sermon,
582, 640. Porter's Discourse on
Westminster Assembly, 586. In-
fluence of Respect for Outward
Things, 588. How did England
become an Oligarchy? 590. Sol-
ly's Walter Bernard, ib. Wood's

History and Antiquities of Eyam,
636. Piper's Sermon on Trac-
tarianism, 648. Howitt's Address
to the Anti-slavery Society, 650.
Higginson's Suggestions on Unity
and Union, 708. G. V. Smith's
Letters to Dr. J. Pye Smith on
the Atonement, 714. A Prayer
Bell for the Universal Church,
718. Journal de la Liberté Reli-
gieuse, 719. Bickersteth's Pro-
testant Association Sermon.
Russell, Lord John, his resolutions
on Education,
Ruth, extracts from, an unpublished
Oratorio, 10, 88, 153, 219, 288

S. S. on the Wisdom of Solomon,
8. Notes on the New Testament,

722

325

554, 692, 770
S. W. Review of Dickens' Ameri-
can Notes, 42-of School Maps,
440-of the Social Hymn-book, 520
Sabbath, the, 513. "Orthodox"
notions of the,
375