Eyton, Rev. John, A.M., recollections of, 551

False religions, self-righteousness of, 39
Family government, common defects in, 28
Fathers, Christian, a plea for the, 463
Feejee humanity, evidence of, 268
Fervent spirit, thoughts on a, 967
Fletcher, Mrs., mentioned, 553, 554
France. On Romanticism, and the present
state of French literature, 35, 156, 260, 350-
Notes on the literary history of France: The
Pascal family, 776, 871, 1090-scene of the
French Revolution, 144-numerous editions of
the French Bible, mentioned, 600
Fryth, the martyr, mentioned, 482, 487

Gale, a young seaman's first, 50

Galloway, Rev. W. B., work by, noticed, 298-
views of, on episcopal ordination, examined, 756
Gardiner, Bishop, character of, 487-his plea
for Latin words in the English Bible, 591
Garrett, of All-Hallows, sufferings of, 478
Geology, why avoided in this Magazine, 87-Dr.
Harris's views on, noticed, 87-proofs of the de-
luge from, 755-the facts of, not contradictory
to Scripture, when properly understood, 809
Geneva English Bible, mentioned, 595, 596
Germany, ecclesiastical affairs in, 445-a "His-
tory" of, noticed, 494-work on the recent
secession from the Papal Church in, noticed,
498-work on the rationalism of, noticed, 707
-a pernicious principle of the rationalists of,
considered, 953

Government, human and divine, contrast be-
tween, 1211

Grace and nature, remarks on, 791

Grace, the economy of, and the spiritual privileges
of believers, 972

Guizot, M., character of, as a writer, 352

Haddick, Messrs. H. and J., notices of, 627, 628
Hamilton, and other Scottish martyrs, mentioned,
599

Hampton-Court conference, the, mentioned, 598
Hayes, Middlesex, parochial doings in, 773. See
also Methodism in former Days.
Heavenly state, the, considered, 1221
Henry VIII. and the Bible, 589, 592
Henwood, Mrs., death of, mentioned, 428
Hervey, Rev. James, notices of, 965, 1097
Hiding-place, the Christian's, 670
Honolulu, description of, 368

Hora Biblicæ. No. XVIII. The festival of the
golden calf, &c., 64-No. XIX. Blood revenge,
173-No. XX. Illustrations of Scripture, 475-
No. XXI. Gaza, 585-No. XXII. The shower
of stones, 688-No. XXIII. The helmet the
hope of salvation, 792-No. XXIV. Mount
Gerizim, 891

Ignatius, epistles of, referred to, 759

India, and its people, a series of papers on, by
the Rev. W. Arthur, 659, 995, 1100, 1190
Indian, argument of an, 47

Integrity, Christian, rewarded, 164

Intolerance, rebuked, 137

Ireland, distress in, 411. See also RELIGIOUS
INTELLIGENCE.

Jacob's well, a scene at, 785

James I. and the Bible, 597, 598

Jay, Rev. W., autobiography of, 1180

Jerome, strange views of, on the parable of the
sower, 81-statement of, on the origin of Bi-
shops, 760, 761

Jerusalem, sepulchral village near, 349-trades,
&c., in, 684-work on, noticed, 1231
Jesuits, works on the, noticed, 186, 391
Johnston, Sir Alexander, mentioned, 215
Judgment, future, basis of the, 1217
Justification by faith, doctrine of, referred to, 66

Keats, Shelley's lament over, 789-the grave of,
at Rome, 790

Knox, Alexander, quoted, 21, 989-"Remarks"
of, on the character of the Rev. J. Wesley,
examined, 343-347-his charge of literary dis-
honesty against the followers of Mr. Wesley
answered, 347, 348

Lambert, John, martyrdom of, 492

Law, distinction between the subordinate and
the proper sense of the term, 1212-the safe-
guard of liberty, 1214-divine, three peculiari-
ties produced by the, 1215

Lazarus, remarks on the parable of, 1217
Longitude, mode of finding the, explained, 44
Lord's house, claims of the, 769-decorum in the,
972

Love feasts among the early Christians, notice of, 81

Mahomet Ali, new city of, 991
Manning, Rev. Charles, extracts from the parish
register of, 773-account by, of the experience
of Mrs. Jane Farmer, 865-Mr. Wesley's visits
to, 867-869

Market-Raisen, origin of Methodism in, 149
Marler, Anthony, mentioned, 591

Marriott, Mr. T., communications from, 248,
363, 449, 458, 546, 656, 686, 865, 964, 1080, 1186
Mary's reign, and its martyrs, 593, 595
Masson, Gustave, communications from, 35, 156,
260, 350, 776, 871, 1090

Matthew's Bible, so called, history of, 491
Methodism in Former Days. No. XXII. Os-
motherly, 139-No. XXIII. Tract Societies,
269-No. XXIV. Animadversions on Bishop
Lavington's Charge to the Clergy of his diocess,
363-No. XXV. General Oglethorpe, 575-
No. XXVI. Hayes, Hillingdon, and Ux-
bridge, 865-No. XXVII. Wesley's Contem-
poraries, the Revs. J. Hervey and S. Walker,
1097-No. XXVIII. Wesley at St. Bartholo-
mew's, 1186

Methodism, Wesleyan, misrepresentations of,
in the "Christian Witness," replied to, 175,
285-"History" of, in the Channel Islands,
noticed, 498-the system of, closely resembles
that of the early Christian church, 759, 765-
the Rev. W. Sorley's attack on, noticed, 813,
1020-history of, in Sweden, 820-extensive in-
fluence and untrammeled action of, 1210
Miracles, superstitiously connected with mar-
tyrdom, 78

MISSIONARY NOTICES.

Africa, Southern. Cape of Good Hope, 1135,
1136-Great Namaqualand, 1137
Anniversary of the Wesleyan Missionary So-
ciety, 614

Ceylon. Batticaloa, 96-Jaffna, 720-Trinco-

MISSIONARY NOTICES, continued.

Switzerland, 202

West Indies. Demerara, 308-Jamaica, 98
Mont-Blanc, view of, from the Val d'Aoste, 655
More, Sir Thomas, mentioned, 483, 488
Mysore, reminiscences of a Mission to the, by the
Rev. W. Arthur, 40, 165

Napoleon, passage of the Alps by, 583
Niagara, the hermit of, 48-the falls of, 283
Nichols, Mr. James, Southey's letters to, 255
North British Review, extract from, descriptive
of Messrs. Wesley and Whitefield, 985-stric-
tures on the extract from, 1109, 1203
NOTICES (Characteristic) OF BOOKS, &c. See
also REVIEWS.

A History of Germany, 494
Ancient Devotional Poetry, 390

A Plea for the Outcasts of Israel, 183
Bakewell's (Mrs.) "Parting Precepts," 1021
Barrett's "Boatman's Daughter," 182
Baynes's (Mrs.) "Young Mother's Scrap-Book
of Knitting," &c., 1233
Bennett's "Lectures," 1230
Binney's "Education," 919
Browning's "Convict Ship," 494
Brown's "Comfortable Words," 389
Campbell and Richardson's "Sermons," 184
Charlotte Elizabeth's "Posthumous Poems,"
301-"Zadoc," 709

Cheever's Wanderings of a Pilgrim," 709
Christian Proprieties, 183

Clark's (Benjamin) "Domestic Sanctuary," 88
Clark's (Dr. John A.) "Glimpses of the Old
World," 1127

Clark's (Thomas) "Union Tune-Book," 918
Cochrane's "World to Come," 603

Cole's "Observations on Public Schools," 709
Cornwell's "School Geography," 1126
Cumming's "Is Christianity from God?" 390
D'Aubigne's "Domestic Worship," 299
Davies's "Estimate of the Human Mind," 393
Davis's "Family Religion," 1230
Desgodetz's "Rome in its AncientGrandeur,"711
Dick's "Solar System," 604
Dunn's " Biography, &c., of the Gospels,"

494-" Dictionary of the Gospels," 917
Duval's "Reasons for refusing to continue a
Member of the Church of Rome," 495
East's "Forgiveness of Sin," 392
Edwards's "Late-Hour System," 86
Ellis's (Mrs.) "Prevention better than Cure,"

603

Epistles to the Few, 602

66

Etheridge's Syrian Churches," 85

Faber's "Tractarian Secession to Popery," 392
Fairbairn's "Typology of Scripture," 1126
From Oxford to Rome, 494

Galloway's "Gate of Prophecy," 298
Garden Flowers, 1022

Gascoyne's "New Solution of the Seals, Trum-
pets, &c., of Revelation," 604
Griffiths's "Chemistry of the four Seasons," 497
Grigg's "Observations on Sunday-School In-
struction," 1022

Guiton's "Histoire du Méthodisme Wesleyen
dans les Iles de la Manche," 498
Guthrie, James, "Life" of, 187
Halley's Baptism," 1019

Hannam's "First and last Covenant," 710
Harris's (Dr.) "Pre-Adamite Earth," 87
Harris's (Rev. Thomas) "Memoir of the Rev.
W. Bramwell," 919

Henderson, Alexander, "Life" of, 187

NOTICES OF BOOKS, continued.
Hinton's "Memoir of William Knibb," 496
History of the Society for promoting Female
Education in the East, 1128

Hook's "Help to Self-Examination," French
Version of, 816

Hoole's "Year-Book of Missions," 1018
Hooper's "Translation," 184

Hughes's "Female Characters of Holy Writ,"
710

Hunt's "Memoir of the Rev. W. Cross," 182
Jackson's "Catechumen Classes," 494
James's (Rev. J. Angell)" Christian Fellow-
ship," 495" Earnest Ministry," 1020
James's (Rev. J. H.) "Nature and Destiny of
the Human Soul," 300
Jeffrey's "Discourses," 185
Johnstone, Mrs., "Memoir
Jones, William,

66

of, 496
Autobiography" of, 86
Katterns's "Sermons on the Decease of Mrs.
Cox," 496

Kell's "Education for the Ministry," 184
Kelly's Neophilus," 605

Kendall's "Ministerial Popularity," 918
Leask's "Footsteps of Messiah," 606
Lee's (Mrs.) "African Wanderers," 496
Letters from the Continent, 1021

Life of Mohammed; Garden-Flowers of the
Year; Life of Lady Russell; Modern Jeru-
salem; Life of Cyrus; Truth, and other
Poems; The French Revolution; Caves of
the Earth, 1233

Lowthian's "Visit to Jerusalem," 1231

M'Cheyne, Rev. Robert, "Additional Re-
mains" of, 496

M'Cord's "Salvation," 709

M'Culloch's "Literary Characteristics of the
Holy Scriptures," 710

Marriott's "Protestants of the Grisons," 299
Marsden's "Churchmanship of the New Tes-
tament," 185

Martin's "Youthful Development," 389
Mason's "Karen Apostle," 389

Massie's "Evangelical Alliance," 183-" Li-
berty of Conscience," 1020

Mearns's "Expository Lectures," 1231
Miles's "Three Wives," 389

Miller's (Hugh) "First Impressions of Eng-
land," 1230

Miller's (Rev. J. A.) "Memoir of the Rev.
T. S. M'Kean, of Tahiti," 1128

Modern Jerusalem, 1022

Moore's "Use of the Body in relation to the
Mind," 497

Morison's "Gospel Alphabet," 710

Murchie's "Truth and Love," 604
My Youthful Companion, 1022
Nelson's "British Library," 1019
Newton's (Rev. John) "Letters," 605
Notes on Scripture Lessons for 1846, 494
Osburn's "Hidden Works of Darkness," 186
Outlines of a Ministry, 1231
Peddie's "Discourses," 185
Peggs's "Baptist Mission in Orissa," 184
Philip's "Sacramental Experience" and "Chris-
tian Experience," 1230

NOTICES OF BOOKS, continued.

Romney's Engraving of "the Rev. Matthew

Henry's Chapel, Chester," 1231

Rosa, the Work-Girl, 918

Rowton's "Widower's Counsellor," 605
Searle's "Companion for the Season of Mater-
nal Solicitude," 1231

Sergeant's "Sunday-School Class," 1022
Smith's "Pastoral Exhortations," 494
Sorley's "Danger of an uncertain Sound," 813
Southey's "Life of Wesley," 86

Spring's "Obligations of the World to the
Bible," 185

Staples's "Macedonia," 604

Steinmetz's "Jesuit in the Family," 391
Stirling's "Orissa," 184

Stockton's "Consolation in Life and Death," 605
Storey's "Notes on Revelation," 182
Stroud's "Physical Cause of the Death of
Christ," 1123

Styles's "Pulpit Studies," 185
Tayler's "Popery," 708

Taylor's (Emily) "Sketches of the Earth," 86
Taylor's "Memoir of G. Waddel," 494
The Boat and the Caravan, 1231

The Christian Harp, 1239

The English Matron, 300

The excellent Woman, 1230
The Face of the Earth, 1230

The German Reformation of the 19th Century,
498

The Launch of the Missionary Ship "John
Wesley," engraving of, 88

The Life and Adventures of Zamba, 918
The Life of Cyrus, 1022

The Life of our Lord Jesus Christ, 709
The Life of Ramon Montsalvatge, 918
The Millennium, 711

The Retrospect, 708

The Seaman and his Family, 707
The Triumph of Truth, 604
Thom's "Universal Salvation," 709
Thornley's (Margaret) "Education," 183
Timpson's "Memoir of Mrs. Fry," 186
Tischendorff's "Travels in the East," 1021
Trotter's "Euclid," 495
Twelve Years ago, 707

Tyng's "Addresses to the Aged," 186-" Re-
collections of England," 1127
Waddell's "Sojourn of a Sceptic," 1020
Wardlaw's "Divine Authority, &c., of the
Sabbath," 606

Wildenhahn's "Paul Gerhardt," 299-" Pil-
grimage," 707

Physicians, origin of the College of, 34
Piety, personal, Bishop Hall on, 765
POETRY.

A passing Thought on the Change of the
Sabbath-day, by Alec, 520

A Sea-side Sonnet, by Bernard Barton, 728
Christian Watchfulness, 416

Confessions of Spiritual Sin, by Alec, 104
French Revolution, and Rise of the London
Missionary Society, by Mrs. Ellis, 728
Speak gently, 832

The Bramble in Egypt, by Adeline, 208
The Memory of the Dead, by B. Barton, 1040
The Moravian Missionary, 624

The Morning, 312

The Shunammite Woman, by B. Barton, 1144
The Sky-Lark, by Mrs. Hemans, 624

The Spanish Armada, by T. Chamberlain, 312
The Voyager, 936

To a bereaved Mother, by J. Q. Adams, 104
"Poor Louisa," melancholy case of, 458
Pope Gregory XVI., presentation at the court of,
561-Pius IX., religious intolerance of, fore-
shown, 602-high mass of the, at St. Peter's, 883
Popery, self-righteousness the fundamental prin-
ciple of, 39-specimens of the impostures of, 51-
61-its plea of antiquity examined, 66-68-the
"candle religion" of, noticed, 81-Mariolatry
of, an innovation, 84-at variance with primitive
Christianity, 84-in Continental India, view of,
198-200-works on, noticed, 186, 299, 391, 392,
495, 604, 708-displayed, in the case of Francis
Spira, 334-proceedings of, in Feejee, 403, 933,
1240; in New-Zealand, mentioned, 716-recent
relic-show of, at Aix-la-Chapelle, 447-testi-
mony to the idolatry of, by a great cloud of
witnesses, 572-the seat of, why named "Ba-
bylon" in the Scriptures, 704-encouragement
of, in any plan of national education, depre-
cated, 919-gross superstition of, as exhibited
in the rites of St. Onuphre, 969-the Reforma-
tion from, in Sweden, 1027. See also RELI-
GIOUS INTELLIGENCE and VARIETIES.

Poyntz, the friend of Tyndale, mentioned, 488, 490
Prayer, turned to endless praise, 247-observa-
tions on, 1070

Preaching, remarks on, 884
Pretender, the last of the, 864

Prideaux's (Dean) "Old and New Testament
connected," character of, 692, 694

Printing, rapid diffusion of the art of, 379, 381
Providential designs, and their manifestation, 148
Punishment, future, the doctrine of, considered,
1223

-works on, noticed, 185, 298, 392, 494, 710,
816, 1021

Railroads, probable effects of, in India, 1200
Raleigh, Sir Walter, visit to the garden of, 270
Rawlinson, Major, success of, in deciphering the
Persian cuneiform character, 806
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

France. Origin of the movement in Sens, 91
-The indirect influence of Methodism in
France, 194

Great Britain. Extracts from the Eighth Re-
port of the Wesleyan Committee of Edu-
cation, 187-Evangelical Alliance, 188-
Statistics of the Roman Catholic Church in
Great Britain, 191-Wesleyan toll-case, 193
-Methodist fast-day, 305-Minutes of the
Committee of Council on Education, 395-
Financial statement of the Wesleyan Mis-

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, continued.

sionary Society, 396-Documents relative
to the Government plan of education and
the Wesleyan Methodists, 499-Revival of
religion at Truro, 607-Extract from the
Minutes of the Wesleyan Conference, 919-
The Annual Address of the Conference to
the Methodist Societies, 1022, 1129-The
Catholic Institute, the "Tablet," and the
Association of St. Thomas of Canterbury,
1233

Ireland. The Ursuline convent in Cork, 89-
Romanism in Ireland, 301

Italy. The Jesuits in Italy, 94-Civil and re-
ligious condition of Italy, 817-Evangeliza-
tion of Italy, 1028
New-Zealand.

Extract from the journal of
the Rev. Walter Lawry, 714
Spain. Review of its religious and moral con-
dition, 397-State of religion in Spain, 506
-Suggestions for Missionary efforts, 712
Sweden. Extracts from Swedish letters: His-
tory of Methodism in Sweden, 820-Religion
in Sweden, 1026, 1132, 1235
Switzerland. Canton de Vaud, 399-Berne,
510-Rapid increase of the Roman Catholic
population of Geneva, 1026
Revelation, harmony of, with natural religion,
proved, 1216
REVIEWS.

Anderson's "Annals of the English Bible,"
371, 478, 589

Hamilton's "Revealed Doctrine of Rewards
and Punishments," 1005, 1211

Maitland's "Church in the Catacombs," 66
Ryland's "Life and Correspondence of John
Foster, 794

Smith's "Sacred Annals," 690, 805
Revival of religion, remarks on the, 154-account
of a, at Truro, 607; in the Friendly Islands,
1032

Rewardableness of Christian virtue, established,
1218

Rome, the Protestant burial-ground at, 786
Rossberg, fall of the, 342

Russell's (Dr.) "Connexion of sacred and profane
History," character of, 693

Sabbath, blot out the! 61-primary institution
and design of the, 471-abolition of drilling on
the, in the Channel Islands, referred to, 499-a
series of tracts on the, by Ministers of various
denominations, noticed, 606-encouraging re-
flections on the, 657-institution of the, 963-
increasing abuse of the, lamented, 1024-system-
atic desecration of, in Sweden, 1236
Sabbaths, stormy, uses and duties of, 284
Sanctification, the doctrine of, referred to, 1129
Science and religion, not hostile, 968
Scotland, history of the Bible in, 598, 600-
households of, in the seventeenth century, 1178
Scriptural Essays. No. XIII. The obligation of
the believer, to walk perfectly with God, 127,

SERMONS, continued.

The real and abiding Presence and Efficiency
of the Holy Ghost in the Christian Eco-
nomy, 121

Shelley, the grave of, 788

Shuckford's (Dr.) "History of the World," cha-
racter of, 692, 694

Simplon, crossing the, 889

Sin, selfishness of, 545

Southey's "Life of Wesley," third edition of,
noticed, 86-remarks on, from the "Cornish
Banner," 252, 343

Spira, Francis, terrible consequences of the apos-
tasy of, 334

Stael, Madame de, critique on the writings of, 261
Standards of ancient nations, description of, 17
-of the Hebrews, conjectures respecting, 19
Stations of the Wesleyan Ministers, 901
Strait gate, difficulty of finding the, 1004
Sudden death, a happy case of, 247-verses on a
case of, by Mr. Edmeston, 248-additional re-
flections on, with impromptu verses, 455
Sudor Anglicus, a visitation of, mentioned, 482
Symbols used in early Christian art, 78, 79

VARIETIES.

Chair of St. Peter, 305

Heroes at Borodino, 402

Labour in making a watch, 1135

Literary tastes of the Stuarts, 95

Old hundredth, 717

Pretty preaching, 306

Progress of manufactures, 197
Punctuation, 825

Robert Hall, 927

Shrimps, 306

VARIETIES, continued.

The seasons in Canada, 305
The tiara, 402
Travelling in Peru, 401
True philosophy, 717
Wonders of Shetland, 716

Virtue and vice, two standards of, 548
Visiting the poor, benefits derived from, 585-
the sick, observations on, 1082

Volcanoes of Hawaii, visit to the, 258

Walker, Rev. Samuel, notice of, 1099
Walton's Polyglot, mentioned, 598
Watson, Rev. Richard, mentioned, 252, 256, 343
Welsh, Dr., tribute to the memory of, 983
Wesley, John, the Missionary ship, launch of, 88
Wesley, Rev. John, third edition of Southey's
Life of, noticed, 86; remarks on, 252, 343-
Tract Society instituted by, 269-quoted, 413,
440-notices of the case of "Poor Louisa," by,
458 letter written by, a few months before his
death, to the Rev. H. Anderson, 524-anecdote
of, 671-the Rev. W. Sorley's misstatements
respecting, answered, 814, 816-visits of, to
Hayes, 867-869-marriage of, mentioned, 868
-declarations of, against separating from the
Church, 869-and the Rev. G. Whitefield, con-
trasted, 985-extraordinary labours of, men-
tioned, 1020-authorship, journals, &c., of, de-
fended against a remark in the "North British
Review," 1109-a more careful study of the
writings of, recommended, 1129-farther defence
of the character, preaching, and authorship of,
against the North British Review," 1203
Wesley Papers. No. XX. Pastoral visitation,
21-No. XXI. Wesley on wills testamentary,
248-No. XXII. Letters of the Rev. John
Wesley, 332-No. XXIII. Remarks on the
style of the Rev. John Wesley, 449-No. XXIV.
Remarks on the Rev. Charles Wesley's preach-
ing, 546-No. XXV. Reproof, 656-No. XXVI.
Original letters of the Rev. John Wesley, 766
-No. XXVII. Remarks on Wesley's Notes
on the New Testament, 964-No. XXVIII.
Remarks on Wesley's Notes on the Old Testa-
ment, 1080

Whitefield, Rev. George, notice of, 986, 1020
Whittingham, the Geneva reviser of the Bible,
mentioned, 596

Wickliffe, mentioned, 375, 380

Will of God, the term defined, 1016
Witenagemot, constitution of the, 275

Wolsey, Cardinal, mentioned, 382, 388, 484

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES.

Badger, Mrs., 1049
Baily, Mrs., 430

Baines, Mrs., 327
Boulton, Mr. James, 326
Bradshaw, Mrs., 535
Brailsford, Mrs., 1051
Briglin, Mr. Robert, 630
Brown, Mrs., 638
Byrom, Mrs., 743
Carter, Mr. James J., 738
Cook, Mr. William B., 952
Cowey, Mr. Thomas, 1154
Crowther, Thomas, Esq., 737
Cullen, Mrs., 735
Dawson, Mrs., 636

SKETCHES, continued.
Grange, Mr. William, 15
Jaques, Mr. William, 733
Harcourt, Mr. Richard, 1056
Harper, Mrs., 632

Hewson, Mr. William, 1054
Holmes, Ann, 844
Holroyd, Mr. Simeon, 1151
Kelly, Mrs., 431

Lawry, Mr. Samuel, 637
Lawson, Mr. Robert, 741
Lobb, Mr. James, 635
Lund, Mr. Marmaduke, 11
Mackiness, Mr. George, 223
Marshall, Mr. James, 114
Mathewman, Mrs., 629

SKETCHES, continued.
Norman, Miss Rebecca, 119
Nicolls, Mr. Edward, 847
Obee, Mrs., 1049
Palk, Mr. Richard, 1047
Pound, Mrs., 846
Rigg, Mr. John, 950
Robinson, Mr. John, 116
Sarson, Mr. William, 633
Savill, Mrs., 633
Smith, Mrs., 744
Sowersby, Mrs., 1157
Spanton, Mr. Robert, 1044
Steele, Rev. Arthur H., 842
Stevens, Miss Elizabeth, 639
Stubbs, Mrs., 1046