African churches, early, history of the, 653,
785-persecutions endured by the, 792, 861
America, blot of slavery on, 171-Lewis's "Im-
pressions
" of, 1015-advance of Popery in,
289, 773, 1017

Angrogna, a Sabbath in, 588
Arab life, description of, 1192
Arians, account of the, 866
Ascetics, rise of the, 789

Atlay, Rev. John, unfair conduct of, 113
Atonement, the doctrine of, considered, 130
Augustine, biographic notice of, 869

Baptism, remarks on, 459-administration of, in
Piedmont, 590-works on, noticed, 282, 387,
1213, 1214

Bayley, Rev. Cornelius, mentioned, 13

Benson, Rev. Joseph, mentioned, 212, 317-331,
423, 437

Bible, influence of the, in France, 79-Popish
falsehood concerning the, 191-study of the, by
Ministers, recommended, 775-victory of the,
over Popery, 982-Papal hostility to the, 1102
Biche de mar, preparation of the, 1087
Bishops, great number of, in the early churches,
655 scriptural office of, 700

Blomfield, Bishop, inconsistency of, 123-misre-
presentation of the Wesleyan Conference by, 217
Borrowing of the Israelites from the Egyptians,
explained, 38

Bradburn, Rev. S., mentioned, 327, 329, 528
Bradford, Rev. J., mentioned, 329, 330-letter

of, quoted, 430

Bramwell, Rev. W., mentioned, 433, 437
Bristol, disputes in the society at, 319
Bunyan, John, character of, as a theologian,
1163—“ Pilgrim's Progress" of, 1212, 1213,
1217

Burbeck, Rev. Edward, inysterious account con-
cerning, 110

Burial of Dissenters, Bishop Phillpotts's views
on, 233

Calvinism referred to, 176, 177, 388, 1118, 1119,
1121, 1122, 1:16

Cecil, Rev. R., and the Methodists, 248
Charnock, extract from, 1160

"Christian Alliance," for the evangelization of
Italy, 1017, 1107

Christian antiquity, illustrations of, 152
Christian Library," the, notice of, 10
CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR.

Aspect of public affairs: Divine Providence:

Missions: Popery, 190-192

Opening of Parliament: political rights: Chris-
tian education: revival of Popery: proceed-
ings at Oxford, 294–297

Bill for conferring privileges on the Jews:
Maynooth, 407

Endowment of Maynooth, 503-505

The May-Meetings: the Maynooth question:
Sir R. Peel, 603-610

Maynooth endowment Bill, 713-715
Events of the year: government of Divine
Providence: exclusiveness of the established
Church: endowment of Maynooth: the
"Evangelical Alliance," 1233-1236
Church of England, secessions from the Wesleyan
ministry to, 156-right of all Englishmen to
inquire into the proceedings of, 231, 441-

views of Bishop Phillpotts concerning the doe-
trines of, 443-struggle between the evangeli-
eal and the Popish elements in, 771-intolerant
proceedings of a party in the, 908-intolerance
of the, farther illustrated by the case of the
Rev. Mr. Jordan, 1109, 1203-spirit of, as ex-
hibited by the Liverpool Clergy, 1123-re-
marks on the haughty exclusiveness of, 1234,
See also Puseyism

Church of Rome. See Popery.

Church of Scotland, anecdotes concerning, 17, 109
Church of Scotland, Free, mentioned, 613, 622,
722, 978, 1119, 1216

Ciocci, Raffaelle, and his accusers, 51
Clarke, Dr. A., mentioned, 215, 217, 314-329,
535-quoted, 221, 418, 787-formation of
Strangers' Friend Societies by, 666
Clement of Alexandria, notice of, 785
Clive, Lord, career of, in India, 1174
Coke, Dr., mentioned, 314-329, 437, 439-Mis-
sion of, to India, 541

Collins, Rev. Brian, notice of, 117
Conference, Union, in Liverpool, account of the,
1123-referred to, 1236

Conference, Wesleyan, in Cork, account of, 882
-in Leeds, 884

Cryer, Rev. T., treatment of, by the High-
Church party, 910

Cyprian, biographic notice of, 656

Cyril, of Alexandria, mentioned, 875

D'Aubigné, Dr., letters from, 180, 905-Papal
denunciation of the "History of the Reform-
ation" by, 1107

"Deed of Declaration," Mr. Wesley's, history
of, 14

Dewsbury, ease of the settlement of the preach-
ing house at, 113

Dillon, Rev. Mr., mentioned, 13

Distress, national, in 1799, described, 524
District-Meetings, origin of, 211
Donatists, account of the, 864

Education, works on, noticed, 75, 170-in the
factory districts, remarks on, 240-reasons of
the Wesleyan opposition to the late Govern
ment plan of, 344

Eels, Rev. William, mentioned, 15, 114
Egypt, woman in, 43-Kings of, 161-musical
instruments of, 367-cultivation of land in,
1178

Emmett, Rev. M., mentioned, 324, 433, 438, 440
Eusebius, copy of the Gospels written by, 373
Eversfield, Rev. S., mentioned, 436, 438
Exeter, the Bishop and diocess of, 228, 441

Fletcher, Mrs., of Madeley, original letter of, 981
Foreign stations, intercession in behalf of our, 162
Fragments on the ministerial office, 159, 252, 365,
466, 876, 999

Frederick II. of Prussia and General Von Zie-
then, 1086

French Revolution, referred to, 69, 417

God is a Spirit, 1160

Good-Friday, in Paris, 465

Goodwin, Dr. T., exposition of Rev. xiii. by, 1170
Gospel, excellency of the, 347

Great Queen-street chapel, London, notice of, 521
Gregory, Josiah, notice of, 426

Gwynne, Marmaduke, Esq., notices of, 462

Halifax, revival of religion in, 221-indecent
conduct of strolling players at, 223
Hamilton, Rev. J., extract from a lecture of,
347-character of John Bunyan as a theolo-
gian delineated by, 1163

Hampson, Rev. J., sen. and Jun., mentioned, 15
Hanson, Rev. Thomas, notice of, 529

Hodgson, Rev. S., melancholy death of, 326
Holme, William, of Sykehouse, memorials of, 27
Hora Biblica. No. I. Joseph taken into
Egypt, 160-No. II. Musical Instruments
among the Egyptians, 367-No. III. Urim and
Thummim, 571-No. IV. The Nazarites, 782
-No. V. Cultivation of the Land in Egypt
and Palestine, 1178

Horne Tooke, prosecution of, referred to, 71
Hull, erection of Waltham-street chapel in, 539
Human action, evangelical philosophy of, 352
Huntingdon, Countess of, letter from, to the
Rev. J. Wesley, 1072

Huss, John, martyrdom of, 242

Hymnology, Wesleyan, criticism on, noticed, 668
India, debate in Parliament on Protestant Mis-
sions to, 540-Dr. Coke's Mission to, 541
INTELLIGENCE (Foreign).

D'Aubigné, letters from, 180, 905

France, Bible-reading in, 79

Geneva, state of, 905

Jews, Papal edict against, 496, 598

Maria Francesca, beatification of, 284

Piedmont, position of the Protestants in, 287

Pope, the, and "the Christian Alliance," 1017
Rome, Popery in, 390

INTELLIGENCE (Home).

Fast-day, quarterly, 288, 604, 1222

High-Church party, treatment of Wesleyans
by, 908

Jesuits, clauses in the Act relating to the, 814
-statistics of the, 1218

Liverpool Union Conference, 1123
Methodism, statistics of, 286
Popery in Great Britain, 179

Ireland. Origin of Addresses to and from the
British and Irish Conferences, 318-Wesleyan
Conference in Cork, 882

Jerome of Prague, 675

Jesuits, the, mentioned, 768-clauses in the Act
relating to, 814-" Constitutions" of, 878-
statistics of, 1218

Jews, notices of the, 254, 789, 806, 809-Papal
edict against the, 496, 598, 603
Johnson, Rev. Robert, notice of, 110

Jordan, Rev. Mr., episcopal censure on,
noticed, 1109, 1203

Keighley, Rev. Joshua, mysterious account con-
cerning, 110

Kent, Duke of, mentioned, 187

Kilham, Rev. Alexander, schism of, 420, 423, 431
Kingswood, improvement in, by means of Me-
thodism, 429

Knox, Alexander, last testimony of, to the Rev.
J. Wesley, 581

Law, Rev. W., anecdote of, 1167

Lichfield, secret convention at, to alter the con-
stitution of Methodism, 313

Light, evolution of, from the human subject, 168
Lomas, Rev. R., notice of, 221, 222

Lot, decision of a question by, on the part of the
Conference, noticed, 217

Madras, historic notice of, 992
Mahomet and his creed, glance at, 905
Manicheans, account of the, 872

Marriage ceremony, Swedish Lutheran, 1168
Marriott, Mr. T., communications from, 35,
239, 359, 364, 462, 661, 674, 781, 989, 1073, 1166
Mar Yohannan, a Nestorian Bishop, men-
tioned, 769

Mather, Rev. A., mentioned, 220, 314-329,436, 439
Maxwell, Lady, notice of, 108

Maynooth, Roman Catholic College of, 376, 476,
495, 706, 814. See also CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR.
MEMOIRS.

Atmore, Rev. Charles, by the Rev. J. S. Stamp,

1, 105, 209, 313, 417, 521

Bull, Mrs., of Leek, by the Rev. J. Catton, 942
Cole, Mr. William L., student in the Theolo-
gical Institution, 741

Cox, Mrs., of Uplyme, 637

Dickinson, Mr. William, of Brighton, by the
Rev. J. Crofts, 1145

Fiddian, Mr. William, of Birmingham, by the
Rev. J. E. Moulton, 625

Hardy, Mrs., of Sheffield, by the Rev. A.
Bell, 1155

Pressland, Mr. D., of Higham-Ferrers, 833
Read, John, Esq., of Willenhall, by the Rev.
W. Davies, 2d, 1044

Smith, Mr. Charles, of Calverley-Moor, by the
Rev. P. Hardcastle, 1151

Thornton, Mrs., of Huddersfield, 729

Vey, Mrs., of Newfoundland, 1052

Walker, Mr. Gervase, of Horbury, by the Rev.
J. Bromley, 1041

Warhurst, Mr. Thomas, of Valehouse, by the

Rev. A. Watmough, 937

Methodism in former Days. No. XI. Sykehouse,
26-No. XII. The early society of Method-
ists in Oxford, 237-No. XIII. Marmaduke
Gwynne, Esq., 462-No. XIV. Strangers'
Friend Societies, 661-No. XV. Dean Wood-
ward's "Religious Societies," 1073
Methodism, statistics of, 286-convention to alter
the constitution of, 313-and Moravianism,
analogy between, in a crisis of their history,

330

Milan, account of a visit to, 369

Ministers, duties of, in the great controversy of
the age, 768

MISSIONARY NOTICES.

Africa, Southern, 615. Albany, 97, 410, 514,
518-Bechuana, 410, 515-Cape of Good
Hope, 410, 514, 519-Cape-Town, 103-
Kaffraria, 96, 97, 99, 410

Africa, Western, 616. Ashanti, 103, 1136-
Badagry, 302, 1138, 1244-British Akrah,
1137-Cape-Coast, 412-Gambia, 101, 102,
103, 412-Macarthy's Island, 102-Sierra-
Leone, 411, 1030

America, British, 617. Canada, 413, 415-
Hudson's-Bay, 200, 413-New-Brunswick,
413-Newfoundland, 207, 414-Nova-Scotia,

413

Anniversary of the Wesleyan Missionary Soci-
ety, 611, 716-of the Auxiliary Society for
the London District, 728

Buxton, Sir T. F., testimonial to, 415
Ceylon, 614. Batticaloa, 196, 410, 829-Caltu-
ra, 194-Colpetty, 507-Galle, 208-Jaffna,
196, 410

Clarkson, Thomas, Esq., mentioned, 312, 416
Committee of Review, 934

Finances of the Society, 311

France and Switzerland, 409, 614

Juvenile Christmas offerings, 613
Missionaries, ordination of, 1144-departure
of, 312, 416, 728, 1040, 1144-arrival of,
832, 1040-return of, 520-death of, 104,
312, 728-death of the wives of, 104, 312
Report, abstract of the, 612
South-Sea Missions, 614. Australia, 410-Fee-
jee, 90, 92, 410, 819, 923, 925, 933, 934, 935,
1034, 1335-Friendly Islands, 410, 935-
New-Zealand, 101, 298, 410, 819, 936, 1134,
1135, 1237-New South Wales, 519-Van-
Diemen's Land, 410

Triton, the, Resolution of the Committee re-
specting, 936

Wants of the world, 104, 408

West Indies, 617. Antigua, 412-Bahamas,
412-Hayti, 310, 412-Jamaica, 100, 199,
200, 412, 517-St. Vincent's, 412
Monastic orders, origin of, 790
Montgomery, James, thoughts by, on Mission-
ary enterprise, 566

Moore, Rev. Henry, mentioned, 315, 329, 437,
439-dispute of, with the Bristol Trustees, 319
Moore, William, an Irish Scripture-Reader,
reminiscences of, 362

Moss, Rev. R., letter from, to Mr. Wesley, 29
Murlin, Rev. John, notice of, 523

Mysore, reminiscences of a Mission to the, 468,
582, 687, 852, 991, 1078, 1173
Mystic writers, remarks on, 949

NOTICES OF BOOKS, continued.
Bruce's "Sympathy," 175
Bunbury's (Miss S.)

66

"Anne Boleyn," 177

Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress," 1212, 1213,
1217

Burns's "Missionary Enterprises," 388
Burton's" Lectures on the Deluge," 1117
Bushe's "Evidences of Christianity," 904
Candlish's" Cross of Christ," 1119

Charlotte Elizabeth's "Kindness to Animals,"
280" Church visible in all Ages," 281
Christian Exertion, 1217
Christian Philosophy, 905

Clarkson's " Mercantile Seamen," 1212
Cobbin's "Domestic Bible," 177-" Portable
Commentary," 178-" Descriptive Testa-
ment," 1212

Confessions of a Convert from Baptism IN

Water to Baptism WITH Water, 1213
Connon's English Grammar," 905
Cooke's Christian Communion," 1117
Cooper's" Epistle to the Romans," 173
Corbin's "Sick Visiter's Companion," 1213
Cotter's Popish "Mass and Rubrics," 1217
Coulthard's (Clara) " Prayers and Hymns,"
1217

Davies's "Voice from North Africa," 176
Davies's (Rev. E.) "China," 283
Difficulties of a Young Clergyman, 178
Discussion between the Rev. J. Venn and the
Rev. J. Waterworth, 77

Draper's" Bible Illustrations," 389
Dunn's "Lectures on Popery," 1120-" Lec-
tures on Scripture Characters," 1121
Early Days, 1211

Edwards's" Christian Humility," 282
Ellis's (Mrs.) "Look to the End," 389-
"Young Ladies' Reader," 389

England in the Seventeenth Century, 1212
Essays on Christian Union, 172

Feijo's "Clerical Celibacy," 178

Ferguson's Popery and Tractarianism," 597
Fernley's Office of Sunday-Schools," 1214
Fish's" Workings of Popery," 1014

Fison's (Margaret) "German Shoemaker,"
1117

Fitzroy's (Lady C.) "Scripture Conversa-

Hamilton's (Rev. J.) Life in earnest," 283
Hamilton's (Dr.) "Popular Education," 170
Hawes's "Religious Tradesman," 390
Hearn on John xi. 48, 174

Henderson's "Vaudois," 389-" Books of the

Twelve Minor Prophets," 811

Hengstenberg's "Egypt and the Books of
Moses," 76-" Commentary on the
Psalms," 495

Hints on the Establishment of Schools, 79
Hofland's (Mrs.) Emily's Reward," 280

Hopkins's" Exercises," 1216
Howard's" Mary Spencer," 177

Hughes's "Female Characters of Holy Writ,"

NOTICES OF BOOKS, continued.

Innes, Mrs., " Memoir" of, 598
James's" Counsels to Students," 78-" Chris-
tian Charity," 1213

Jenkyn's "Union of the Holy Spirit and the
Church," 1123

Jessie Barton; or, "Not at Home," 283
Jones's "Dissenter's Plea," 905
Kelly's "Self-Inspection," 597

Kendall's "Rebuke to late Attendants on

public Worship," 283

Lane's "Memorial," 176
Learning to feel, 79

Lectures delivered at the Opening of the English
Presbyterian College, 284

Lectures on Foreign Churches, 1216
Lewis's "Christian Graces," 389

Lewis's " Impressions of America," 1015

Little, Mrs., "Conversion and Death-bed
Experience" of, 390

Macbrair's" National Education," 902
Mackay's "Warning from the East," 1016
Manning's House of Prayer," 177

March's "Memorials of Mrs. and Miss Pal-
mer," 280

Martin, Miss S., "Life" of, 597

Meditative Hours, 1217

Memoirs of a Working Man, 813

Michael Cassidy, 598

Milner, Dr., "Life" of, 176

Minutes of a Conference of Delegates from the

Independent Churches, 597
Missionary First-Fruits, 1013

Montalembert's "Letter to the Cambridge
Camden Society," 1213

Moore's "Power of the Soul over the Body,"
813

Mundy, Mrs., "Memoir" of, 281

Myers's "Questions," &c., on the Bible, 1212
My School-boy Days, 79

Newstead's "Book of the Sabbath," 1017

Newton's "Letters," 284

Nichols's" Morning Exercises," 178

Owen's" Working Saint," 1121

Palestine, Relievo Map of, 496
Parsons's" Education," 903

Passages from the Life of a Daughter, 1217
Payne's "Congregational Lecture," 1118
Pease, Miss Emily, "Memoir" of, 903
Philip's "Comforter," 1016

Pick's "Bible Student's Concordance," 1214
Plumptre's (Helen) "Letters," 1016
Points and Pickings about China, 177
Polhill's "View of some divine Truths," 173
Pritchard's Missionary's Reward," 175
Puseyism, 812

Rankin's "Millennium," 1118

Reinhard's "Discourses for Parents and
Guardians," 1015

Roberts's (Mary)" Flowers of the Matin and
Even Song," 1015

Rule's "Inquiry respecting Wine," 177
Scriptural Reasons against the Doctrine of
Christ's pre-millennial Advent, 812
Seligmann, and Nathan, 1117

Shaw's "British Settler's Memorial," 388
Shaw's "Confession of Faith of the Westmin-

ster Divines," 1121

Sheppard's" Christian Theism," 1013
Sherman's" Acquaintance with God," 389
Sinnett's "Servant-Girl in London," 388
Sketches of Sermons on Christian Missions, 1118
Skinner's "Educational Essays," 75
Smith's (Rev. H. C.) Sermons," 75

Sutcliffe's "Voice of Jehovah," 598
Sydow's "Scottish Church Question," 388
Tait's "Meditationes Hebraicæ," 1122
Talbot's "Miseries of Prostitution," 78
Tayler's "Tractarianism," 175-" Lady Ma-
ry," 1118

The Analytical Bible, 175
The Child's Companion, 79

The Child's own Book, 79

The Christian Gleaner, 280

The Christian's Mirror of Duty, 174

The Christian Treasury, 814

The Church in the Navy and Army, 598

The Congregational Tune-Book, 1014, 1116
The Continental Echo, 387

The Dew-Drop, 283

The Egyptian, 1212

The Family Choir, 1014

The Genius of the Sabbath, 389

The Heroine of a Week, 597

The Holy Land, 176

The important Inquiry, 1015

The Jubilee Services of the London Missionary
Society, 282

The literary History of the New Testament,
1214

The Message of Mercy, 1017
The North British Review, 178
The Orphan's Inheritance, 283
The People's Dictionary, 1214
The Pictorial Sunday-Book, 175

The Reformation in Europe, 174

The Sabbath-Question illustrated, 280

The Sherwood Gipsy, 1117

The Spring, 1014

The Student and Young Men's Advocate, 903

The Teacher's Offering, 79

The Union Magazine, 79

The Unknown, 280

The War of the Surplice, 1213

The Young Tradesman, 1014

The Young Women of the Factory, 1014
The Youth's Cyclopædia, 495

Thornborrow's "Latin Exercises," 177
Thornton's "Treatise on Prayer," 174
Thoughts on a Day, 79

Timpson's "Angels of God," 812
Townsend's "Accusations of History against
the Church of Rome," 387

Turle and Taylor's "Collection of Psalm and
Hymn Tunes," 389

Turner's" Christian Baptism," 1214
Urwick's "Connexion between Religion and
the State," 1213

Waddington's "Hebrew Martyrs," 175

Walker's " Companion for the Afflicted," 1213
Wardlaw's" Memoir of the Rev. J. Reid," 1216
Weaver's "Divine Faith," 280
Webb's "Discourses," 175

Weitbrecht's "Protestant Missions in Bengal,"
78

Wilderspin's "Manual for the Nursery and
Infant-School," 1016

Wilkinson's" Christianity in North India," 174

OBITUARIES. See also RECENT DEATHS.
Bell, Rev. James, 918

Carleton, Mrs., of Gunton, 82
Carter, Rev. James, 918

Crosby, Mrs., of Brompton, 184

Cousins, Mr. Richard, of Cabourn, 83
Davies, Mary, of Milford, 395
Davies, Rev. Richard, 919

Doubleday, Miss C., of Long-Clawson, 399
Doubleday, Mrs., of Long-Clawson, 398
Fell, Mrs., of New-Mills, 185
Foster, Mrs., of Great-Lumley, 83
Gartrell, Rev. James, 916

Gatley, Mrs., of Nutgrove, 397

Gibbons, Rev. Edward, 916

Greaves, Rev. Timothy T., 919

Hammer, Mrs., of London, 1226
Hole, Rev. George, 919
Lysk, Rev. Joseph, 915
M' Kee, Rev. James, 918
Marsh, Rev. Joseph, 916
North, Rev. William, 917
Pedlow, Rev. Daniel, 918
Raine, Rev. John, 920
Rought, Rev. Thomas, 917

Shepherd, Rev. Richard, 1st, 915
Siddall, Mrs., of Padfield, 396

Slater, Rev. John, 915

Smith, Rev. John, 3d, 917

Squarebridge, Rev. John, 915
Taylor, Rev. Francis, 919
Tobias, Rev. Matthew, 919

Tonkin, Mr. Henry, of St. Agnes, 1225
Wintle, Rev. Richard, 916

Woodcock, Mr. Thomas, of Poole, 395
Ogilvie, Rev. John, notice of, 116
Olivers, Rev. Thomas, notice of, 522
Ordinations, Wesleyan, difference respecting, 215
Oriental Scenes. I. Woman in Egypt, 43-II.
Egyptian life, 46-III. The Jew, 254-IV.
Mahomet and his creed, 805-V. Arab life,
1192

Origen, biographic notice of, 786-quoted, 1202
Oxford, early Methodists in, 237

Our youth, 143, 848

Parker Society, publications of the, referred to,
444, 978

Pawson, Rev. John, mentioned, 11, 12, 106, 217,
329, 419-quoted, 17, 114, 209-226, 314, 327,
420, 432, 524-530-death of, 531

Peel, Sir R., Irish policy of, 377, 386, 488, 814
Pelagians, account of the, 872
Perfection, Christian, 364, 1121
Phillpotts, Bishop, proceedings of, 228, 441-let-
ter of, to Lord Eldon, 275

Piedmont, position of the Protestants in, 287-
tour to the Valleys of, 369, 389-a Sabbath at
Angrogna in, 588

Pilmoor, Rev. Joseph, mentioned, 15-letters
from, 210, 532

"Plan of Pacification," the, mentioned, 327,
329, 420
POETRY.

An Infant's Smile, 193

A Penitential Hymn, by Bishop King, 89

A Supplication for Love, by E. B. Barrett, 505
Comfort, by Elizabeth B. Barrett, 922
Consolation, by Elizabeth B. Barrett, 818
Heaven, 1236

I love the Man, 922

Sabbath Morning, 922

Sonnet, suggested by a Vase of Flowers, 89
Stanzas for Good-Friday, 297

Stanzas in Memory of Sir T. F. Buxton, by
Adeline, 715

Stanzas, on St. Botolph's Priory, by J. T. Barr,
193

The Cross and the Crown, by Mrs. Butler, 611
The Meaning of the Look, by E. B. Barrett, 500
The Measure, by Elizabeth B. Barrett, 1134
The Mediator, by Elizabeth B. Barrett, 1026
Ubi tres, Ecclesia, 298

Popery, in Belgium, aspect of, 31-attack on
Ciocci's "Narrative of the Iniquities and Bar-
barities" practised by, in Rome, noticed, 51–
works on, noticed, 77, 174, 178, 281, 282, 387,
495, 1014, 1120, 1217; reviewed, 695, 1098—
statistics of, in Great Britain, 179; throughout
the world, 1017; in the United States of Ame
rica, 1017-activity of, in Hudson's-Bay, 206
-aggressions of, in the South Seas, 615, 824,
933, 934, 935, 1135-cruelty and perfidy of, ex-
hibited in the martyrdom of John Huss, 242-
enormous profits received by, for canoniza.
tions, 284 intolerance of, in Piedmont, 287
-remarks on, by Richard Baxter, 287-un-
constitutional support of, by temporising poli-
ticians, 376-doings of, in Rome, 390; in
Paris, 465-plans of, to regain possession of
England and Ireland after the Reformation,
476-doctrine of, concerning theft, 484; the
obligation of an oath, 485; keeping faith with
heretics, 486 edict of, against the Jews,
496, 598-a warning against, 560-execrable
character of, displayed in the martyrdom of
Jerome of Prague, 675-Missions of, to the
Heathen, 768-advance of, in England, 771,
1018; in France, 773; in America, 773-col-
leges of, in Great Britain, 880-converts from,
in Switzerland and France, 906-victory of the
Bible over, 982-formation of a Society in
New-York for the suppression of, in Italy,
1019-incidental notices of, 287, 335, 372, 375,
622, 819. See also CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR, Je-
suits, Spirit of the Times, and VARIETIES.
Prayer-meetings in private houses, recommended,

250

-

Prickard, Rev. John, notice of, 9

Puseyism, proposed public testimonial to the
founders of, 34-works on, noticed, 76, 173,
175, 177, 178, 597, 812, 1016, 1213-successful
opposition to, in the diocess of Exeter, 228—
remarks on some of the doctrines of, by Bishop
M'Ilvaine, 453-proved to be referred to in
Rev. xiii. 17, 1170-injurious effects of, in
New-Zealand, 1241-incidental notices of, 335,
617, 717, 819. See also Spirit of the Times.

RECENT DEATHS. See also OBITUARIES.
Allen, Mrs., of Corley-Ash, 818
Allen, Mr. Thomas, of Wantage, 1024
Allen, Mr. W. W., of London, 1230
Adcock, Mrs., of Melton-Mowbray, 87
Anderson, Mr. John, of Springwell, 404