LITERARY NOTICES, continued.

Lange's "Life of the Lord Jesus Christ," 929
Lewin's "Siege of Jerusalem by Titus," 259
Lewis's "Threshold of Revelation," 538
Lyth's "Zion's Harfe," 929

M'Cullagh's "Memorials of the Rev. T. 0.
Keysell," 1026

M'Oran's "Christian Sabbath," 74

Memorials of Children of Wesleyan Ministers,
74

Moon's "Poems," 261

Morning on the Mountains, 261

Nichol's "Puritan Divines:" Charnock, vols.
I., II., 1121-Sibbes, vol. VII.; Clarkson,
vol. I.; Airay; Cartwright, 1122
Pattison's "Religious Life in England," 647
Pressense's Discourses on "the Redeemer," 541
Prest's Sermon on the Death of the Rev. J.
Mason, 644

Priestley's "Sin and Suffering reconcilable
with Divine Benevolence," 646
Raffles, Dr., "Memoirs" of, 1123
Reed, Dr. A., "Memoirs" of, 68

Religious Tract Society, liberal offers of, 1122
Richard's "Memoirs of Joseph Sturge," 1123
Rousset's "Histoire de Louvois," 1118

Schaff's and Roussel's “ Christ of the Gospels,"
262

Smith's (Charles W.)" Clerical Elocution,"1123
Smith's (Rev. Thornley) "Memoir of the Rev.
Horatio Pearse," 648

Southey's "Life of Wesley," 1122

Steward's "Mediatorial Sovereignty," 73
Strickland's (Miss) "Queens of England,"

1122

The Christian Code, 541

Vanderkiste's "Lost-but not for ever," 261
Wesley's "Journal," 1027

Wiseman's" Christ in the Wilderness," 540
Loewenthal, Isidore, biographic notice of, 791
Lord's table, the approach to, not sufficiently
guarded, 813

Lovefeasts, rule on admission to, 812

Machpelah, cave of, 1004, 1006, 1091-visit to,
by the Prince of Wales, 1092, 1098; by Ali
Bey, 1096; by Signor Pierotti, 1096
Marlborough, first Duke of, in old age, 919
Mariner's compass, account of the, 51
Martyr, joyful experience of a, 150

Martyred missionary, grave of the, 17, 122
Mary in heaven, portrait of, 1114
Materialism, inconsistency of, 223
Maternal influence, illustration of, 255
Mecca, Moorish pilgrims to, 27
Melchizedec, notice of, 432

Men for the age: an inquiry into the constituents
and practical value of Christian greatness, by
the Rev. R. Bell, 961, 1057

Methodism, Wesleyan, introduction of, into
Milton-Ernest, Bedfordshire, 424-preparation
of local histories of, suggested, 427-"History"
of, in Barnard-Castle, mentioned, 579-doc-
trinal integrity of, 520-duties of, suggested,
521-facts illustrating the growth and activity
of, during the last ten years, 602-who would
quench its light? 893-in Armley, interesting
facts relating to, 1118

Methodists, mission of the, to whom? 210
Middle ages, the, and the Renaissance: a lecture
by M. Demogest, 895

Military hospitals and prisons, pastoral visita-
tion in, by Wesleyan Ministers, 32

Millon-Ernest, Methodism in, 424

Missionary, advices of a, to one entering the
work, 61

MISSIONARY SOCIETY, WESLEYAN.
Africa, South, 557. Bechuana, 175, 932-
-Eastern Province, 174-Graham's-Town,
1031-Kaffraria, 174, 462-Namaqualand,
272, 367-Natal, 175, 464, 655, 851
Africa, Western, 268, 557, 740, 749
America, British. Hudson's Bay, 1134
Anniversary of the Society. Annual Meeting:
speech of the Right Hon. Joseph Napier,
Chairman, 55abstract of the Report,
553-60-speech of Rev. Dr. Osborn, 738;
Rev. E. E. Jenkins, 740; Mr. Garland, 745;
Rev. H. J. Piggott, 746; Mr. J. Howard,
749; Rev. W. West, 749; Mr. W. Smith,
750; Rev. Dr. Crook, 750; Rev. W. But-
ters, 751

Australasia, 751. See also Polynesia.
Bly, Sergeant Robert, death of, 1933
Ceylon, 554, 655

China, 78, 555, 1031

Contributions, 80, 176, 272, 368, 464, 560, 636,
853, 936, 1034, 1136
Deaths, 560

France, 557
Germany, 553
Gibraltar, 554

India, Continental. Appointment of Sir John
Lawrence as Viceroy and Governor-General,
76,740-national education, 77-the " Brab-
mo Samaj," 1032-Bangalore, 555, 850-
Barrackpore, 555, 655-Calcutta, 173, 555,
655, 744-Cawnpore, 745-Godavery, 744-
Lucknow, 555, 654-Madras, 461. 554, 654,
742-Mysore, 77-Negapatam, 365, 1032—
the military, 555-Tinnevelly, 744
Italy, 553, 746, 1130, 1133

Jubilee celebration. Bahamas, 463—Fiji, 653
Gibraltar, 461-India, 78, 461, 654-South
Africa, 464,655-Sweden,739-West Indies,
461, 462, 853

Ladies' Committee for Female Education, 359
Medical Aid Society, 464, 559
Pacific. Vancouver's Island, 368
Polynesia, 272. Fiji, 79, 270, 558, 633, 851,
852, 935-Friendly Islands, 269, 558-New-
Zealand, 271, 558

Spain, 553

Toase, Rev. W., mentioned, 738

West Indies, 557. Antigua, 461-Bahamas,
462-Barbadoes, 176-Demerara, 176, 853
-St. Domingo, 80-St. Vincent, 461
Missions, Christian, chronological notes relating
to, 889-antiquity of, 891-the age of the Re-
formation not propitious to, 891

Missions, Wesleyan, amount raised for, during
the last ten years, 603. See also Jubiles.
Mont Blanc, ascents of, 719
Montanism, notice of, 299

Nablous, or Nabulus, Passover-celebration at,
338-a visit te, 621, 698
Nain, the village of, 145, 248

Napoleon I., defeat of, at Acre, 704
Nebuchadnezzar, King, observations on the his-
tory of, 617-a King of Spain not acquainted
with, 1070

Neepe, Mr. William, of Epperstone, conversion
and usefulness of, 47

Newton, Sir Isaac, anecdote of, 919
Nicene Council, references to, 297, 483

Pages for the young: XIII. Memory, and its
education, 223-XIV. A Persian youth to a
Christian teacher, 351-XV. Science and revela-
tion, 726-XVI. The natural history of a leaf,
979-XVII. A few words about an old Roman
wall, 1079

Palgrave, Mr. G., journey of, across Central
Arabia, 323

Parisian student of the fourteenth century, oc-
cupation of a, 899

Pastoral visitation, complaint of the want of,
noticed, 814

Peripatetics, Lucian's description of, 386

Persia, communion seasons in, 153-book on
Missions in, noticed, 261-reformation of reli-
gion in, by Zoroaster, 437, 620
Peru, three centuries ago, 986
Peter, the imprisonment and release of, 592
Pew and the Pulpit, a few words between the, 25
Pharaoh, contest of, with Moses, 529
Pierotti, signor, subterranean explorations of,
in Jerusalem, 1096-visit of, to the Mosque at
Machpelah, 1097

Pilgrim Mission in Nubia, Report of the, 1012
Plague period, a heroine of the, 913
Platonism, references to, 386, 387, 483
POETRY.

Christ my Al, 364

The little child, 1130

The new song, 460

"The Prince of the kings of the earth," 363

The Sabbath, 364, 1129

The suppliant, by R. C. Trench, 737
Wild flowers, by Benjamin Gough, 549
Polycarp, writings of, 290

Pope Pius VII., a Quaker's visit to, 1071
Popery, brigandage aided by, in Naples, 65-
portrait of, done to life, by order of His Holi-
ness Julius III., 1020-interesting case of rescue
from Mariolatry, 1114-efforts of, to suppress
Protestantism throughout France under Louis
XIV., 1119-notices of, in Australia, 662; in
the Friendly Islands, 270; in India, 329, 418,
533; in Ireland, 458, 470, 750; in Italy, 746;
in Kensington, London, 660; in Mexico, 953;
in Nubia, 1013; in Poland, 320; in Tuscany.
1044-other references to, 88, 89, 111, 331,
344, 552, 554, 1136. See also GLANCE AT
PUBLIC OCCURRENCES and Rome Papal.
Post, Mr. Charles, of Hull, mentioned, 2, 3, 4
Preachers and preaching, anecdotes of, 56
Prince of Wales, birth of an heir to, 164-visit
of, to Mount Gerizim, 338; to the cave of
Machpelah, 1092, 1098

Rachel's Tomb, notice of, 995
Radiant characters, 731

Ratcliffe, Rev. William, outrage on, in Ja-
maica, 23, 128

Rationalism, 264, 353, 354, 403, 840-in Hol-
land, 642-work on the " Rise, Progress, and
Decline" of, in Germany, noticed, 1122
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

See also
HOME-MISSIONARY CORRESPONDENCE and
MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

A Lord's-day-observing Railway Company, 277
A Mussulman expounding the Bible, 90
Address, Annual, of the Conference to the
Methodist Societies, 835

Africa, South. Judgment of the Metropolitan
on the Bishop of Natal, 279

America (United States of). Help for the
freedmen, 954

Australia. Religious statistics of Victoria, 662
Bible Society's funds and issues, 469
Canton de Vaud. Scriptures for the blind, 473
China, Chinese scholars and Christianity, 278
-Annual Meeting of Methodist Mission-
aries, 567

Chinaman, in Australia, Missionary speech of
a, 374

Conferences of 1864. Irish, 818; British, 819

-stations of the ministers and preachers on
trial in Great Britain, 822; in Ireland, 833;
on the Irish Missions, 834; on the Foreign
Missions, 936; in connexion with the Affili-
ated Conferences, 942, 1034, 1038, 1040
"Dedication festival," a strange, 85
Denmark, religion in, 854

Egypt, 661

France, rural parts of, 1044

French army, the, 470

Geneva, the Calvin commemoration at, 473
Greece, the King of, at the Lord's table, 950
Highland superstition, 469
Iceland, 277

India. "Missions in India have begun to
tell," 181-Juggernaut again, 182-idola-
trous endowments, 182-baptism of con-
verts, 278-progress of Christianity, 952-
Lepers' Asylum at Almora, 1047
Ireland Education of Roman Catholics, 470
-religious movement at Bray, 949
Italy. Protestant periodicals, 87-progress of
evangelization, 87-cemeteries for non-
Catholic Italians, 88-a Protestant preach-
ing in a monastery, 88-Florence under the
new régime, 89-education in Sicily, 90-
church-members in Milan, 181-remarkable
incident in Como, 181-Protestant worship
at Rome, 181-the Evangelical party in the
Tuscan provinces, 1044-general survey of
Protestant progress, 1142

Jew, baptism of a, 372-Rhienish Jews, 373
Jewess, baptism of a, 854
Koordistan, 950

Labrador, the Moravians in, 376
Lyons, Evangelical Church of, 87

Religious Societies formed in London in the
time of Charles II., notice of, 1008
Religious neutrality unreasonable, 912
Renewal of the Covenant, stricter rules on ad-
mission to, needed, 814

Rest and change, Hugh Miller on, 725
Revival in Ulster, Dr. Kirkpatrick on the, 10
Revivals, ancient and modern, Rev. J. Stoughton
on, 330-Rev. Dr. R. Scott on the province of
faith in relation to, 1072

Roads in Palestine, described, 622
Rome Papal, glimpses of, 245
Rose, the finest in the world, 1019

"Royal priesthood," duties, qualifications, and
privileges of the, 794

Russia, conquests of, 718-a Quaker's visit to
Alexander I. and his family, 1067

Sailors on shore, protection needed for, 1
Saints' days, origin of, 295
Samaritans, remnant of the, 338-notices of,
699-704

Scriptures, canon of, in the second century, 297
SERMONS.

From the least unto the greatest, by the Rev.
W. L. Thornton, M.A, 880
Godliness and its profit, by the Rev. Thomas
Jackson, 199

The honour paid by Christ to the Scripture, by
the Rev. Dr. Osborn, 111

"The way of Balaam," by the Rev. T. Ak-
royd, 133

Shakspeare, genius and religion of, 919
Shechem, or Sychar. See Nablous.

Sheffield, the late disaster at, 352, 355, 544
Shirley, James, stanzas by, 920

Shunem, village of, 248, 249

Sight for the blind; or, the portrait of Popery,
1020

Sinful glorying, essay on, 915

Slavery, in Jamaica, 24, 192-among the early
converts to Christianity, submitted to, 292-
advocacy of, in the present day, censured, 293
Sleep, and death, analogy between, 155
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge,
notice of, 1009

Society for the Reformation of Manners, notice
of, 1009

Society-meetings, loss by the infrequency of, 813
Soldiers and sailors, on public prayer for, 920
Solomon, gardens of, 998-pools of, 1000

Southwell, Notts., Methodism in, 47
Spain, portrait of Popery published for the good
of, 1020-a Quaker's visit to the late King and
Queen of, 1070

Speke, Captain, journey of, to the source of the
Nile, 145-extracts from his narrative, 265,
651

Sumner, Bishop, on religious conversation, 121
Sunday-schools, encouragement for teachers in,
159 appointment of a minister to visit, 820,
822, 835

Sweden, letter from the Evangelical Society of,
to the Wesleyan Conference, 739. See also
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Syria, Divine testimonies to the inhabitants of,
against idolatry, 614

"Systematic beneficence," a bishop's, 313

Tabor, Mount, described, 139

Tertullian, references to, 298, 299-quoted, 387
Texts, origin of, 724

TEXTS ILLUSTRATED.

See also Hades,

Hora Biblica, and Quesnel.
Genesis i...538

Genesis xxiii. 3-20..1094
Leviticus xvii. 3-5; xxi. 6..258
Deuteronomy vi. 6, 7..121
Joshua viii. 33, 34..629
1 Kings viii. 41-43..615
2 Kings ii. 23, 24..447

2 Chronicles xviii..714, 786
Job xxxi. 26-28..343
Psalm lxxxii...113
Ecclesiastes iii. 4..316
Isaiah xix. 6, 7..1127
Jeremiah i...509

Jeremiah xxii. 18, 19; xxxvi. 30..948
Amos v. 5..446

Zechariah iv. 1-5, 11-14..883

Zechariah iv. 10..880

Matthew iv. 11..119
Matthew v. 17..116
Matthew xii. 1-8..118
Matthew xix. 3-9..117

Matthew xxii. 42-46; Galatians ili. 16;
Samuel, xxiii. 1, 2; Acts i. 16; xxviii. 25;
1 Corinthians ii. 13..115
Mark xii. 18-27..118
Luke i. 15..961, 1057
Luke viii. 22-25..690

Luke x. 25-28; Matthew xix. 17; Mark xii.
28-31..117

Craig, Mrs., 1056

Dalby, Mr. David, 672

Dauber, Miss Mary Ann, 381
Davis, Miss Jane B., 479
Dickins, Mrs., 864

Dixon, Mrs., 478

Edmondson, Miss Martha, 571

Edwards, Mr. Lewis, 671

Field, Mrs., 96

Fox, Mr. Nicholas, 477

France, Mr. Samuel, 862
Gair, Mrs., 383

Gardner, Miss Sarah, 477
Garnett, Mary, 96
Gibson, Mr. William, 575
Goodwin, Mrs., 478
Greathead, Mr. William, 478
Hall, Mrs., 863
Hardcastle, Rev. Philip, 288
Hardy, Mrs., 960

Hay, Miss Sarah S., 864
Hilliard, Mr. H., 382

RECENT DEATHS, con-

tinued.

Hinde, Mr. John, 287
Hirst, Mrs., 1152

Houghton, Mr. William, 478
Howarth, Mr. James, 192
Hulme, Mr. Richard, 1056
Hutchinson, Mr. James, 862
Kay, Mr. Thomas, 381
Kay, Mr. William, 1151
Keare, Mr. Richard, 669
Keare, Mrs., 669

King, Mrs., 382
Langdon, Mr. Francis W.,1056
Langridge, Rev. William, 671
Leach, Miss Eliza, 864
Leece, Mr. E., 382
Loutit, Mrs., 383
Lumb, Mr. Thomas, 95
Mason, Rev. John, 384
Medcraft, Mr. Richard, 1056
Middleton, Mr. James, 477
Mitchell, Rev. B. G., 96
Moon, Mr. Thomas, 286
Mousir, Mrs., 478
Muse, Mrs., 286
Nelson, Mr. Jolin, 1055
Ormond, Mr. Thomas, 382
Oughton, Mrs., 863
Parsonson, Mrs., 288
Pawson, William, Esq., 192
Phillips, Mr. Roger L., 864
Phillipson, Mrs., 286
Pilley, Mrs., 1150
Poley, Mr. Mark, 863
Potter, Mr. Thomas, 478
Raynar, Mrs., 671
Reinhardt, Mr. George, 288
Richards, Mr. Thomas, 476
Richardson, Mr. Charles, 960
Richardson, Mrs., 1151
Riley, Sarah, 479
Robinson, Mrs., 1151
Robinson, Mr. William, 863
Robinson, Mr. William, 1152
Russell, Miss Sarah, 287
Sadler, Mrs., 576
Sanderson, Mr. Jolin, 286

Scott, Mrs., 286

Shaw, Mrs., 191

Shule, Mrs., 380
Spencer, Mr. John, 574
Spencer, Mrs., 96
Spink, Edith H., 287
Stead, Mr. Richard, 668
Taylor, Miss Theodosia, 1151
Teeson, Mr. Samuel, 575
Thompson, Hannah, 477

RECENT DEATHS,

tinued.
Timms, Mrs., 960
Titterton, Miss Anne, 1150
Towler, Mrs., 670
Tregaskis, Mrs., 289
Turner, Mrs., 576
Turpin, Mrs., 960
Turton, Mrs., 576
Underwood, Mrs., 670
Ward, Mrs., 960

Wass, Mr. William, 381
Watson, Mr. Richard, 575
Watson, Mr. William, 862
Whitaker, Mrs., 287
White, Mrs., 383

Wigan, Mrs., 575

Williamson, Mr. J. C., 1056
Williamson, Mrs., 381
Wilson, Mrs., 479

who have died during the
year, Conference record of:
Allen, James, 1st, 841
Ash, William, 843
Bickersteth, Edward, 849
Blackwell, John, 848
Burrows, George, 848
Catton, James, 841
Chambers, John R., 847
Day, Robert, 845
Etherington, John M., 844
Foote, William, 848
Garner, William H., 849
Guest, Edward, 846
Hardcastle, Philip, 844
Harris, Thomas, 842
Jones, John S., 841
Lancaster, James, 846
Langridge, William, 846
Longden, William R., 849
M'Cormick, Charles, 848
Mason, John, 845
Milner, Joseph T., 843
Mitchell, Benjamin G., 842
Parker, William, 848
Patterson, James, 849
Philips, John S., 849

Robson, Thomas, 849

Rogers, Thomas, 847
Spiers, William L., 846
Staton, Thomas, 843
Taylor, William, 844
Toase, William, 842

Trethewey, Humphrey B., 846
Wilson, John W., 844