385

689

Oaths, further abolition of,
OBITUARY--S. H. Lewin, Esq., 54.
Mrs. Dixon, ib. Mrs. Hazlitt,
ib. Mrs. Williams, ib. Mr. Wels-
ford, ib. David Martineau, Esq.,
ib. Miss Lee, ib. Mrs. Day, ib.
Mr. Monk, ib. Lord Holland,
55, 555. Mr. Gostling, 187.
Eliza Valentine, ib. Geo. Ford-
ham, Esq., ib. Louisa and H.
Cooke, 188. Jos. Pattison, Esq.,
ib. Dr. Laird, 189. Thomas
Burton, ib. James Montgomery,
Esq., ib. Mr. R. Titford, ib. Mr.
Geo. Boyce, ib. Mrs. Fawcett,
ib. Mrs. Price, 190. Miss Frew-
en, ib. Wm. Hale, Esq., ib. Mrs.
Hibbert, ib. Mrs.. Ryland, ib.
Dr. Gregory, 191. Thos. Paget,
Esq., ib. Samuel Taylor, Esq.,
ib. Wm. Frend, Esq., 191, 373.
Mrs. Hunter, 259. Capt. May,
ib. Mr. Estlin, ib. Mrs. Cooper,
ib. Jos. Tickell, Esq., 260. C.
D. Jardine, ib. Mrs. Waine-
wright, ib. Mrs. Sturch, ib. Mrs.
Silver, ib. Mary Gaskell, ib. G.
Dyer, Esq., 261, 371, 552. J. T.
Rutt, Esq., 261. Rev. Samuel
Weston, 262. Maria Waine-
wright, 263. Rev. J. C. Wallace,
ib. Mrs. Mills, ib. Mrs. Hay-
ward, 326. Mrs. Maclellan, ib.
Mrs. Nicholls, ib. Mr. John Wor-
thington, ib. Mrs. Pratt, ib. H.
L. Pinkerton, Esq., 327. Mr.
Robert Lyon, ib. Thos. Harmer,
Esq., ib. Mrs. Sarah Taylor, ib.
J. H. Tett, ib. Bishop of Wor-
cester, ib. Mrs. Temperton, 376.
Mrs. Roper, ib. Mr. Cordell,
ib. J. T. R. Ely, ib. John Ful-
ford, Esq., ib. Mr. Wm. Thomas,
377. Jos. Gundry, Esq., ib. J.
Mason, ib. M. Harrison, ib. M.
Parkinson, ib. Samuel Filling-
ham, ib. Mr. Winstanley, ib. Mr.
Dendy, ib. J. T. B. Beaumont,
Esq., 378. Rev. Jos. Blanco
White, 379, 402, 594. John Gill,
Esq., 529. Isaac Spark, Esq,,

ib. Mrs. Eliz. Noble, ib. Miss
S. J. Williams, 529. Mr. Wil-
liam Johnston, ib. Mrs. Warbur-
ton, 530. Miss Le Breton, ib.
Mr. William Beckett, ib. Rev.
John Elias, ib. Miss M. A. G.
Cooke, 596. Mr. William Bed-
ford, 597. Mrs. Eliz. Smith, ib.
Mr. John Baddeley, ib. Thomas
Kearsey, Esq., 598. Miss C.
Curtis, ib. Mr. Robert Millar,
598, 658. T. H. Robinson, Esq.,
598. Mrs. Godwin, ib. Captain
John Henryson, ib. Henry Po-
cock, Esq., ib. Mrs. E. Davies, ib.
Mrs. Dorothy Parker, ib. Miss M.
E. Kennedy, ib. Miss Octavia
Pares, ib. Mrs. Eliz. Sharwood, ib.
R. A. Taylor, 599. Robert Waine-
wright, Esq., ib. Mr. J. Muir,

Esq., ib. G.
Thomas Sud-

Ellen

ib. William Field,
B. Strutt, Esq., ib.
worth, Esq., 599, 726.
Courtauld, 599. G. E. Bowring,
ib. Mrs. Alger, ib. E. B. Tag-
gart, ib. Miss S. Montgomery,
ib.
Mrs. Vowler, ih. M. A.
Bicknell, ib. Mr. John Birkitt,
662. Mrs. Joanna Cuff, 664. Miss
Hazlitt, ib. Samuel Amory, ib.
Mr. John Dunn, 726. Miss Hol-
den, ib Mrs. R. Cooke, 727.
Mr. John Wood, ib. Mrs. Lydia
Reynell, ib. Jos. Swanwick,
Esq., ib., 784. Mrs. Susan Rigby,
ib. Miss R. Cowling, ib. Isaac

a Sunday-school, 89. Transla-
tion of a Hebrew Poem, 217.
The First Spring Flowers, 275.
To Spring, 284. On a Change of
Homes, 350. Epitaph by Thos.
Campbell, 392. To the Memory
of the Rev. J. Blanco White, 402.
Emigration, 418 To my Chil-
dren, 481. Mary Magdalene,
489. Songs of the Sea and Land
538. An Anti-Corn-Law Rhyme,
606. On the Death of Sir David
Wilkie, 615. Voyage on the
Frith and the Clyde, 677. Lines
on the "Auld Brig of Doon," 680.
Lines on approaching Mossgiel,
681. Sacred Lyrics, 734. The
Dreaminess of Pleasure seen
through Sorrow, 747. A Christ-
mas Hymn,

Poison, what to do in case of,
Portsmouth, lectures by London
ministers at,

Presbyterian Ministers' widows and
children, 31, 93. Dr. Shepherd's
speech to the,

Printing presses, on private,
Proprietary schools and Dissenting
ministers,

753

546

781

558

698

227

Jecks, Esq., 784. Mr. T. C.
Wright,

Puseyism,

Puseyites, the,

Observator on Church and State in

bauld's Hymns for Children, 38.
The Congregational Calendar and
Family Almanac, 43. The Little
Magazine, 44. The Mirror of
Parliament, 100, 156, 241. Eman-
cipation, by Dr. Channing, 106.
Johnson's Nuces Philosophicæ,
107. Dr. Hutton's Sermon for
Dr. Carpenter, 109. National
Education, 148. Sir R. Peel's
Inaugural Address at Tamworth,
163. Discourses on Anti-Super-
naturalism, 165. Works by Dr.
Carpenter, 169. Dr Channing's
Works, 170. Dr. Carpenter's
Sermons, 235. Mrs. Tinsley's
Priest of the Nile, 247. Dr. Hut-
ton's Sermon on the Mission of
Christ, 251. Miss Martineau's
Playfellow, 253, 505, 769. Miss
Sedgwick's Stories for Young
Persons, 253. Rev. H. Ware's
How to spend Holy Time, 253.
The Suffolk Bartholomeans, 306.
Report of Boston Fraternity of
Churches, 310. Preceptive Il-
lustrations of the Bible, 313.
Childhood, 315. Observations on
Harwood's Lecture on Miracles,
317. Coleridge on the Inspiration
of the Scriptures, 429. Taylor's
Natural History of Society, 434.
New Publications of the Chris-
tian Tract Society, 442. Rev.
Charles Wicksteed's Sermon,
443. Porter's Sermon on the
Death of Dr. Bruce, 444. Loose
Leaves, ib. The Pictorial Pales-
tine, 497.
Mrs. Follen's Poems,
501. My Life, by an Ex-Dissen-
ter, 503. Dr. Channing's Dis-
course on Dr. Tuckerman, 504.
Brock's Sermon on the Death of
Mrs. Williams, 505. Bowring's
Matins and Vespers, ib. Opini-
ons of Lord Holland, 571. Po-
pular Cyclopædia of Natural Sci-
ence, 573. Evans' Sketch, 578.
The Present Age, by Dr. Chan-
ning, 579. Bache's Sermon on
Unitarianism, ib. Dr. Whit-
by's Last Thoughts, 580. Mr.
T. Bowring's First Book of Geo-
graphy, 581. Baker's Letter to
Rev. John Lyons, ib. New Tes-
tament, Greek and English-
Griesbach, 639. Miss Taylor's
Letters from Italy, 646. Sacred
Music, 649. Last Thoughts of
a Naval Officer, 650. Poetical
Works of Thomas Moore, 761
Origin of Sunday-schools, 766.
Christian Union, 767. The Church,
by Dr. Channing, 770. Sermons