Choral services popular, 17.

Church accommodation made easy, 132.

Church and State, 119; not a union if the Church is merged in

the State, 236; the Church and the world, 116.

Church, Rights of the, in the election of bishops, 45, 93.

Church schools, 210; ought not to be handed over to School-boards

215; are for religious instruction, 217.

Churches of modern Evangelicals, 149.

City churches, Confiscation of, 5, 10; for city men, 6, n.

Commons, House of, without a creed, 275.

Compromises, 206; no defence, 209.

Concessions, the fashion, 91.

Confirmation of Drs. Lee and Hampden, 45.

Confiscation of church property, 192.

Congé d'élire, a farce, 41.

Convocation on Canon XXIX, 75; on Essays and Reviews, 76, 80;
ought to order the affairs of the church, 122; on ritual, 174.
Coronation oath, 93; rights of the church reserved by it, 121.
Correct account, The, 48.
Court newsman, The, 142.
Cranmer, Archbishop, 54.
"Crying, give! give!" 87.

Curates in the diocese of Durham, 98; in Winchester, 196.
Dalmatic and tunicle, 201.

Davis, Mr. his extraordinary interpretation of rubrics, 188.
Dilapidations Bill, 112; an attempt to oppress the clergy, 115.
Diocesan government, 46.

Disestablishment, 229; effects of, 230; would not prevent recourse
to the Law Courts, ib.

Dissenters, Impudence of, 91; quite ignore the Supremacy of the
Crown, 120.

Early services, 32, 130.

Eastward Celebration, 189,

Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Bill, 112.

Education, Expense of Government, 57; some expenses not under
the control of managers, 58; extravagant demands of the Edu-
cation Department, 59; compulsory, 213,

Education Bill, 208, 210, 215, 220; ignores religion, 210, 216, 221,
carried with the assent of Conservatives, 220.

Election of bishops, 41.

England's position, 223.

Erastianism, 73; of bishops, 234.

Evangelicals, their services, 149; irreverence, 73, 150; heterodoxy
152.

"Evidences" will not make a Christian, 65.

Fidei Defensor, origin of the title, 54; omitted on the Godless
Florin, ib.

Firmness, respected by Public opinion, 209.

Font, A portable, 145..

"Free but appropriated," 136.

Free churches, 134.

Garibaldi and the English, 105.

Gell, Rev. P. on the 39 Articles, 29.

Gladstone on the function of Chapters, 43; on the Irish church, 185.
Hampshire and Bedfordshire, Education in, 37.

Henry VIII. and Queen Victoria, 5; and the Sisters' Marriage Bill,
53; in his time a larger proportion of bishops, 92; his Refor-
mation, 192..

Homily, reading one proposed, 190.

Hoods and stoles, 199.

Incense &c. 200.

Inconsistences, 52,

Instructions to candidates for Holy Orders, 61.

In the mire, 187.

Irish Church, robbery of, 184, 191.

"Is that the law?" 198.

Jewish dispensation, The, 158.

King, Rev. Bryan, his letter of remonstrance, 14, 23.

Choral services popular, 17.

Church accommodation made easy, 132.

Church and State, 119; not a union if the Church is merged in

the State, 236; the Church and the world, 116.

Church, Rights of the, in the election of bishops, 45, 93.

Church schools, 210; ought not to be handed over to School-board

215; are for religious instruction, 217.

Churches of modern Evangelicals, 149.

City churches, Confiscation of, 5, 10; for city men, 6, 1.

Commons, House of, without a creed, 275.

Compromises, 206; no defence, 209.

Concessions, the fashion, 91.

Confirmation of Drs. Lee and Hampden, 45.
Confiscation of church property, 192.

Congé d'élire, a farce, 41.

Convocation on Canon XXIX, 75; on Essays and Reviews, 76,
ought to order the affairs of the church, 122; on ritual, 174
Coronation oath, 93; rights of the church reserved by it, 121.
Correct account, The, 48.

Curates in the diocese of Durham, 98; in Winchester, 196.
Dalmatic and tunicle, 201.

Davis, Mr. his extraordinary interpretation of rubrics, 188.
Dilapidations Bill, 112; an attempt to oppress the clergy, 11
Diocesan government, 46.

Disestablishment, 229; effects of, 230; would not prevent r
to the Law Courts, ib.

Dissenters, Impudence of, 91; quite ignore the Supremacy
Crown, 120.

Early services, 32, 130.

Eastward Celebration, 189,

Ecclesiastical Dilapidations Bill, 112.

Privy Council Judgments ignored, 239.

Protestant opposition, 176.

Protestantism, 27; includes every shade of opinion, 8; depends on

human will, 28; absence of self-righteousness, a leading doctrine

of, ib.; is the religion of corrupt human nature, 177.

Protestants, great formalists, 27; described by bishop Ridley, 56.
Pseudo-Evangelicalism, 146.

Puritanism, 55.

Puritans and the Cross, 55; wear a monastic habit, ib.
Puritan Sabbath, The, 32.

Real Presence, Doctrine of the, 238.

Record, The, its idea of Christian men, 7; at fault, 95; on the ap-
pointment of curates in Durham, 97; on the pastoral staff, 146.
Reformation, Principles of the, 52; and the Sisters' Marriage Bill,
53; ran into extremes, 161; sad state of the Church after, 162;
effects of, 164; English, not a model, 191; promises respecting
it not kept, 192.

Religion of the last generation, 231.

Revolution, fostered by England, 105, 108.

Ridley, Bishop, on protestants, 56.

Ritual, 155, 160, 166, 170; the heavenly, 168; progress of, 170;
in abeyance for the last 200 years, 171; popular idea of, 172;
Bucer and Peter Martyr on, ib.; Keble on, 173; not necessarily
Roman, 174.

Ritual v. dissent, 154, 208.
Royal Christening, A, 142.
Royalty and Revolutions, 104.

Ryle, Mr. on custom, 188.

Sacrifice, no human device, 155; our LORD's prefigured, 166.
S. George's riots, 14; the vestry, 19; the sham monitions, 23.

S. Paul's cathedral, 66; oratorio at, 69.

School teachers, 58; boards, 212; rates, 212, 218; the voluntary
system gave satisfaction, 211.

Services, choral, 17; early, 32, 130; multiplication of, 128, 133.

Church as the "pillar and ground of the Truth." If only to save the catholic clergy of our church from further persecution for holding and teaching Catholic Truth, the effect of the judgment is not by any means to be despised.

Laus Deo.