Divorce, Right of, to be claimed, iii. 322
-Opinions on, in the Monthly Reposi-
tory, iii. 466
Donations, Dr. Woodhouse's, to the pa-
rish of Stoke-upon-Trent, in Stafford-
shire, iii. 185-of the Earl of Egre-
mont to the Chichester Infirmary, iv.
237
Duddo Chapel, description of, with a view
and plan, (wood-cut,) iii. 602
Durham Cathedral, recent discoveries in,
iv. 112-Diocese of, account of the dis-
tribution of funds for the Augmentation
of small livings in, iii. 189-University
of, iv. 329, 447
Ecclesiastical Courts, iv. 548-Statistics in
Essex, iv. 550-Intelligence, (England,
Scotland, and Ireland,) iii. 101, 216,
378, 491, 612, 735-iv. 98, 218, 340
463, 577, 698-History, Waddington's,
Observations on, iv. 299
Edinburgh University, Increase of Stu-
dents in, iii. 117
Education Returns, iv. 463-Schemes,
iv. 562
Eldon, (Earl of,) church at Kingston, in
the Isle of Purbeck, rebuilt by him, iii.
111
Ember-week Prayers, on the Use of the,
iii. 457
Emigrants, the Willingham, Letters from,
in America, iii. 212
Emigration to America, iv. 198
Endowments, on, iii. 685
Enoch, the prophecy of, iv. 417
Episcopal Church, American, iv. 198
Ephesians, Epistle to the, iv. 776
Established Church, the principles of the,
with regard to the exercise of free inquiry
and the rights of private judgment, iii.
.1-Does not attempt to deprive her
members of those rights, 2, 6-Puri-
tanism not the cause of civil and religi-
ous liberty, 3-Original Puritans have
no affinity with modern dissenters, 4—
Evidence in Walker's "Sufferings of the
Clergy" of the persecutions authorized
by the Puritans, 5-The Established
Church considered by foreign churches
the bulwark of religious freedom, 6-
Defended from the attacks of modern
dissenters, ib.- Why dissenters are
termed schismatic, 8-On the connexion
of the, with the judicial and legislative
functions of the state, 241-Grounds for
upholding an, 468
Evelyn, his Diary, Selections from, iii. 41,
159, 418-iv. 752
Events of the Month, iii. 110, 226, 386,
498, 621, 744; iv. 111, 228, 348, 467,
584, 705
Evidences of Christianity, Bishop M'H-
vaine's, iv. 68
Exeter, (Bishop of) number confirmed by
him on his primary visitation, iv. 586-
Cathedral, improvements in, iv. 111—
Proofs of residence in his diocese, de-
rived from his charge, iv. 817
Factories, the, iii. 318, 565-necessity for
legislative enactments concerning
Facts, Million of, an irreligious work, iv.
182
Falsehoods about the clergy, iii. 716
Farmers' Servants, fees from, iv.333
Fathers, Letters on the church of the, iv.
421, 540, 640, 763
Fees of Consecration, falsehood contra-
dicted, iii. 475-Bishop's, iv. 328-Sur-
plice, 648
Festival of the Sons of the Clergy, iv. 233
Finch, Mr., Speech of, at Stamford, iii. 598
Fire at Boughton church, in Kent, iii. 229
Font at Walsingham church, two of the
popish sacraments represented on the,
with a wood-cut, iv. 143
Fund, Apprenticing, iv. 333
Gabell, (Dr.) monument to, and inscrip-
tion, iii. 204
Glebe Houses, on building, on small liv-
ings, iii. 306
Gloucester, Address to the Bishop of, iii.
478- Extracts from his speech at Chel-
tenham, iii. 597
Good Friday, communion on, iii. 687; iv.
57, 183, 185, 443, 554
Gospel, Society for the Propagation of the,
iv. 559
Greek Press, Vindication of the early
Parisian, iii. 283, 427, 548, 658; iv.
29, 161, 276, 411, 530, 632, 757
Grove, new church built at, iii. 110
Grotius, Extracts from Burigny's Life of,
iii. 705
Gurney's (Mr. Baron) Charge to the Jury
at Lewes, iii. 115
Halford, Mr., his speech at Leicester, on
church representation in the House of
Commons, iv. 816.
Hamlet of Bitton, Vicar's tithes, iii. 707
Hampole, Hermit of, iv. 261, 390, 508,
617
Hawkins's (Dr.) Discourses on some of the
principal objects and uses of the histori-
cal Scriptures of the Old Testament, iii.
578
Henry VIII.. Prayers from his Primer,
iv. 512, 625
Herbert, (George) rector of Bemerton,
Wilts, iv. 412
Holidays, (The) their effect upon the
mind, iii. 29
Hooker, his views of state interference in
matters spiritual, iv. 494
Horsley, Mr., his letter to the Editor on
the late Bishop of St. Asaph's Remarks
on Daniel and St. John, iv. 717
Hounslow Subscription School, sermon
preached in aid of, by the Bishop of
London, iii. 231
Howitt, his work on the History of
Priestcraft, &c. reviewed and exposed,
iv. 70
India, Church in, iv. 499
Indigent Clergy, annual meeting of sub-
scribers for the relief of the, iv. 477
Infidelity, Unwearied endeavours of the
religious Societies to check the progress
of, iii. 231
Inquiry into the state of livings, iv. 215
Invocation to Saints, not practised by the
Anglo-Saxon Church, iii. 124
Ireland, Church of, Revenues of the, iii.
354
Irish Church, Tithes of the clergy, iii. 99—
Value of benefices in, 750-Bill, 674—
Petition against, 718- Ecclesiastical
Commission, iv. 688
Jesus, the Prophecy of, iii. 54
Jewel, (Bishop) his Letters, iv. 620
Jews, Expenses of religious establishments
among the, iv. 316
Jezebel, the case of, iv. 442
John the Baptist and Elias, iv. 771.
Jones's (Rev. R.) Introductory lecture
on political economy, delivered at King's
College, iii. 580
Jubilee at Eltham, iv. 471
Judas Torches, Conjectures respecting, iv.
21
Juvenile Crime, Causes of, Recommenda-
tions of the Middlesex Grand Jury for
the prevention of, iii. 113
Kensington Gravel Pits, new School
opened at, iii. 230
King's College, Liberal spirit prevailing
it, iii. 231
Kirk of Scotland, iv. 546
Kirkstall Church, Restoration of, iv. 118
Knowledge, on the diffusion of, iii. 562
Labour Rate, iii. 211, 422, 500, 570, 573,
684, 746; iv. 432, 678.
Ladye Chapel, Restoration of the, iii. 231
Lamartine, Meditations Poetiques de,
iii. 396, 535, 642; iv. 14
Land granted to the poor in Gloucester-
shire by Lords Fortescue and Harrowby,
and Sir Thomas Phillips, iii. 228
Law of Pews, iii. 746; iv. 75
Laymen, Speeches of, in support of the
church, iii. 598
Leases, Bishops', iv. 566
Le Clerc, on the Cinyras and Ammon
of, iv. 789
Lectures, Weekly, iii. 298, 435, 437, 574,
576, 677. 679, 681
Leighlin and Ferns, the Bishop of, Letter
from the, to the clergy of the united
dioceses, on the Church Temporalities
Act, iv. 742
Libel on the Church, iii. 117
Liberality of the Marquis of Bath, iii. 233
Liturgy, on the evils of an alteration of
the, iii. 504-On the authority neces-
sary to alter the, iv. 45-Reform of
the, iv. 438
Livings, on the patronage of, iv. 284
London University, debt of the, iii. 503
Lord's Day, on the right observance of the,
iii. 669-Petition for the better ob-
servance of the, iv. 215
Loughrea Church, Destruction of, by
lightning, iii. 117
Lunatic Asylum, Middlesex County, iv.
Lyall, Archdeacon. His remarks on the
property of the church, iv. 814
Lynecombe, St. Mark's church, Account
of a beautiful stained glass window at,
iii. 233
Magazine, Catholic, iii. 594, 704; iv. 561
-Congregational, iii. 592
Magi, (The) from the Sun Rising, iii.
163 Doubts as to their identity, 165–
Various denominations and legends, 167
-Opinion with regard to their being
Samarians, 169
Manifestation, extraordinary, in Park
Chapel, Chelsea, iv. 474
Mant, (Bishop) Sonnet by, iii. 194
Martin's illustrations of the Bible, iii. 465
Mattei, (Saverio) a distinguished scholar,
his sacred poetry, iii. 10
Mausoleum in Waldeshare Park, conse-
cration of, iv. 471
Medal commemorative of the cholera at
Bilston, iv. 354
Memorials of Oxford, iii. 77, 464; iv. 445,
558; of Salisbury, iii. 465; iv. 558
Milton, his Life and Times, by J. Ivimey,
iii. 198
Miniature Friars, Description of, iii. 237
Modesty, Evangelical Magazine, iii. 704
Monstrans, a, iii. 38
Murder of a Protestant Clergyman in Ire
land, iii. 117
New Books, iii. 118, 238, 387, 506, 627,
751; iv. 119, 239, 359, 479, 595, 715
New churches, good effects of, iii. 230
New Monthly Magazine, cruel and illibe-
ral attack upon the late Lord Tenterden,
iii. 93
Nicholas, (St.) Leicestershire, Account
of, (with an engraving,) iii. 524
Nicol, (Dr.) his translation of an Arabic
MS., iv. 202
Norris, (John) iii. 412
Northumberland, Clerical Charities in, iv.
674
Notices and Reviews, iii. 75, 192, 308,
460, 578, 689; iv. 64, 193, 322, 445,
554, 632-of the Olden Time, iii. 38,
157, 269, 417, 545
Nuisance, the Beer Shop, crime attributed
to, iv. 709
Parabolic Scripture, on, iii. 44
Parish Clerks, iii. 456
Parish Churches-Balsham, iii. 269;
Bemerton, iii. 411; Bishopsbourne, iii.
132; Boldre, iv. 502; Buxted, iv. 611;
Chartham, iii. 647; Walsingham, iv.
139; Warblington, iv. 382
Parishes, union of, iv. 180
Parr, Dr.; valuable MSS. bequeathed by
him to Emanuel College, Cambridge,
iii. 110
Parry's (Rev. T.) Practical Exposition
of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans,
iii. 194
Parson, a title of honour, not a taunting
epithet, iii. 135
Past Times, notices of, from law books,
iii. 650
Patronage of the Church of Scotland, iv.
239
Paul, St., his style, iv. 317
Peel, Sir Robert, his Speech at Birming-
ham, at the Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge, iv. 590
Penance, iv. 714
Penny Club, in Kent, for providing the
poor with clothing, iii. 501
Pews, not general before the Reformation,
iii. 40; the laws of, iii. 746, iv. 75
Philosophical Society at Cambridge, pro-
ceedings of the, iii. 497
Phipps, Rev. Mr., his reply to Mr. Ma-
thews' attack on the church, iv. 590
Pitt Press, opening of the, at Cambridge,
iii. 740
Pluralities and Curates, iii. 175; resi-
dence of incumbents and working clergy,
262; abolition of, 449; on, 561
Poetry, Thoughts upon Sacred, iv. 250
Political Economists and the Poor, iii. 95
Poor, expenses of a farm hired to give em-
ployment to the, iv. 76
Poor Laws, extracts from the information
received from the Commissioners rela-
tive to the, iii. 581-Commission, iv.
689
Preferments, Cathedral, use of, iii. 443
Price of Funds, Markets, &c. iii. 119,
238, 507, 627, 751; iv. 119, 240, 359,
479, 595, 715
Priory of St. Leonard's, Stamford, de-
struction of, iii. 113
Prometheus Vinctus, accused of being a
work of an immoral and irreligious ten-
dency, iii. 287-Charge repelled, iv. 59
Pronunciation and Rhyme, remarks on,
iii. 545
Property, Church, petition for the security
of, iv. 235
Prophecy of our Lord, on the, iii. 438
Prophetical periods, of the, iv. 717
Protest against the third reading of the
Irish Church Reform Bill, by Lord
Ellenborough, iv. 330
Psalmody, Italian, iii. 9-Bishop Horne's
opinion of psalmody in general-Speci-
mens of Saverio Mattei's sacred poetry,
10, 12, 13-Parochial, 178, 179, 682,
683 Uniformity in, iv. 157
Publicans and Beer Houses, iv. 215
Pulpit and Reading Desk, on the, iv. 434
Purgatory, belief in doubtful, of the An-
glo-Saxon church, iii. 124
Puritans, on the, iii. 291
Revolutionary Symptoms, present and
past, iv. 308
Rome, Bishop of, iv. 287
Royal Humane Society, report of proceed
ings of, iii. 231
Russia, schools and seminaries in, iii. 237
Sabbath, the, iii. 260-Petitions, 503
Sacraments, the, iii. 448-Exhortation to
communicate omitted, 449
Sacred Poetry, iii. 43, 161, 273, 420, 542,
655; iv. 22, 150, 265, 394, 514, 627, 758
Quadripartite and Tripartite Division of Salisbury Cathedral, ancient table in the
Tithes, essay on, iv. 195
Qualifications for Orders, iv. 794
Rainbow, the, a prophetic sign, iii. 275,
430-Remarks on the, with reference
to, in Scripture, iii. 667
Raleigh, Sir Walter, Tytler's Life of, iii.
586
Rates, on Church, iv. 675, 683-Resist-
ance of, iv. 114, 810
Rating of small Tenements, iv. 214
Reform, on Church, iii. 78, 215, 360,
484, 603, 720-What are the prospects
of benefit from the projected, iii. 82-
Mr. Girdlestone's pamphlet on, 92-
Defensor and Lord Henley, 174–Dr.
Arnold on, iv. 40, 443-Remarks on
works on, iii. 312, 465
Registers, extracts from parish, iv. 444
Registration Bill, the, iii. 592
Remarks on St. Luke (xxi. 32), iii. 170—
On Romans (xii. 30), 280-On the
writer of the article on parabolical scrip-
ture, iii. 191-On Matthew (xviii. 1,
&c.), iii. 565—On Ephesians (iv. 17—
24), iv. 58-On Philippians (ii. 13),
iv. 545-On the Act 3 & 4 William IV.
entitled 66 an Act to alter and amend the
laws relating to the Temporalities of the
Church of Ireland," iv. 797-On the
Society for Propagating the Gospel, iv.
815
Report of the Incorporated Society for
promoting the Enlargement &c. of
Churches, iii. 477, 597; iv. 74, 211
Repository, the Monthly; tirade against
the army, iii. 595-Disgraceful and
fearful expression of hatred and level-
ing illustrated by a paper in, iv. 564
Residence, clergy, iv. 572
Revenue of the Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge, iv. 690
Revenues of the Church of England, iii.
717
Chapter House of; letter from Canon
Bowles, iii. 184-Drawing of, preserved,
iii. 460
Savings Banks, report of, iii. 226, 228
Schools, Sunday, iii. 299, 567, 671-Parish
and other, iv. 185, 551-For poor
children, on national and other, iv. 685,
818
Scottish Episcopal Church, history of the,
iii. 14-Defended by Bishop Skinner,
18 Union with the English clergy
effected by Bishop Sandford, 20-Pro-
ceedings and history of the, 127, 130,
253; iv. 361
Schoolmasters' Society, letter upon the,
iii. 232
Sculpture, illustrations of modern, iii. 78
Septuagint, remarks on the, iii. 49
Sermon and Prayers, iv. 796
Sermon in blank verse, iii. 75—Others,
where published, iii. 460
Sermons, by the Rev. C. Girdlestone, iii.
309, 691; iv. 682-Rev. W. S. Cole,
iii. 311-Rev. A. Campbell, iii. 311–
Rev. C. W. Le Bas, iii. 464-Arch-
deacon Wix, iii. 464-Rev. W. Strong,
iii. 691-F. Skurray, B.D., iv. 65—
Rev. J. Slade, 66-Dr. Creswell, 66—
Bishop Onderdonk, 198-Dr. Russell,
199 Dr. O'Brien, 322 - Rev. H.
Hughes, 323-J. Keble, M.A. 323-
Bishop of Calcutta, 326-Rev. J. An-
derson, 326-Rev. J. H. Hastings,326,
Rev. H. Raikes, 326-Rev. P. Hall,
326-Rev. A. Goode,326-J.J. Blunt,
B.D., 326-Rev. C. Benson, 3-
Rev. R. L. Freer, 446-R. W. An-
derson, 555-Rev. J. Brown, and Rev.
T. Mortimer, 558-Rev. M. Harrison,
558-Rev. E. J. Evans, 681
Service, church, iv. 187
Service Time, Notices in, iv, 650
Sinclair, Rev. J., Dissertations vindicating
the Church of England, iii. 195
Sion Chapel, Middlesex, extraordinary
scene at, iv. 708
Sunday School in Ireland, iv. 213
Governess Mutual Assurance, iv. 333
Labourer's Friend, iv. 563, 749
Derby Tract, iv. 586
Church Building, iv. 659
Societies, on Church, letter from Pres-
byter, iv. 177
Socinian testimony to the usefulness of an
establishment, iii. 172
Son of Man, on the Coming of the, iv.
167
Speculum Gregis, useful work, iii. 443
Speeches, The, at St. Paul's School, iii.
138
Stanley, (Mr.) his speech on the Irish
Church Temporalities Bill, iv. 172
Sub-deacons, on, iv. 56
Subscribers to the Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge, iii. 481
Subscriptions, Clerical, iii. 352- towards
the re-construction of the parochial
church of St. Michael, Stamford,
iv. 79
Testimonials to Clergymen, iii. 110, 442
Tithes, Letter on, by a Norfolk Rector,
iii. 180-amount of compensation for
unpaid, returned to Government by
Mr. Palliser, of Crook, iii. 214-peti-
tion from the Society of Friends re-
specting, iv. 202
Theological Literature, Index to, a desi-
deratum, iii. 182
Things to be Lamented, iii. 595-more,
iv. 73
Thomas à Becket, iii. 31, 140, 399, 525-
his murder, with an engraving from
an ancient fresco painting, iv. 241
Transubstantiation, not deemed necessary
to salvation, even by the church of
Rome, till 1215-doctrine of, not held
by the Anglo-Saxon church, iii. 123
Travels of an Irish Gentleman in search
of a Religion, iv. 26, 149, 153, 267,
401, 518, 661-Review of, iii. 690
TRIALS:-
Gibbons v. the Bishop of Ely, iii. 98,
350
Eve v. Parish of South Ockendon, iii.
206
Clift v. Parish of South Ockendon, ib.
White v. Wilcox, ib.
Wilcox v. White, iv. 75
Brown v. Attorney-General, iii. 207
Attorney-General v. Skinners' Com-
pany, ib.
Rex v. the Justices of Somersetshire,
iii. 351
Bird v. the Executors of Smith, iii. 477
In the matter of Trinity Hall, Cam-
bridge, ib.
Lambert v. Fisher and another, iii. 714
Huntingdon Quarter Sessions, iii. 716
Luxford v. White, iv. 330.
Hodgson and others v. Harrison and
others, iv. 331
Lynes v. Southall, ib.
Bishop of Lincoln v. Rennell, ib.
Armistead v. Bleasdale, iv. 449
Dodworth v. Blanchard, iv. 451
Kemp v. Pechell, iv. 453
Collins v. Gresley and others, ib.
Attorney-General
v. Atherstone
The King v. Williams and others, iv.456
Truth and Candour, fine specimens of,
Union, on the general congregational,
iv. 242
Unitarianism in England, iii. 209
United States, Theological establishments
in the, iv. 684
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