273

253

576

751

248

291

158

Code Napoleon, candid remark upon
the,
COGAN, Mr., his examination of Mr.
Hume's objection to the argument
for the being of God, 65. On cause
and effect, 209. His observations
on John xxi. 15, 210, 334. On
Scriptures relating to the death of
Christ,

Colton's, Rev. C. C., " Lacon," stric-
tures on,
Commemoration of the first Settle-
ment of New England,
Conant, Sir Nathaniel, obituary of,
Congregational Schools, observations
on the degree of instruction which
girls receive in,

Connexion of corn-bill with the
Church,

Coombe, Rev. Dr., obituary of,
COOPER, Mr., on the disposition of
Negroes to embrace Christianity,
217, 297, 492. On the difficulty
of giving Christian instruction to
slaves in the West Indies,

Cooper, Mrs. Anne, obituary of,
1 Cor. i. 2, on, 107, 292, 403; xv.
24, criticism on,
CORNISH, Mr., letters between, and
Mr. T. Williams, 586. His obitu-
ary of Mrs. Ann Slade,
Corporation and Test Acts, Lords'
protest against the, (note,) 131.
History of the, 132. On the,
CORRESPONDENCE, 456, 520,
484, 656,

114

288

608

340

306

637

Country Minister, The, a Poem, re-
viewed, 47. Observations on,

159

Coutts, Thomas, Esq., obituary of,

Coventry, re-opening of the "Great
Meeting-House" at

122

711

Divine character, questions on the, 425
Don Carlos, by Lord John Russell,
reviewed,
761
Dudley Double Lecture Anniversary, 445
Dunsford, Mr. George, obituary of, 245

C. R.'s obituary of Mrs. Pilkington,
Creation of man, remarks on the,
Creation, remarks on Mr. Belsham's
Sermon on the Mosaic History of
the, 24, 95, 230,

770

112

E.

278

Criminal code, motion on the,

390

CRITICAL NOTICES OF NEW Books,

CRITO on the testimony of a Catholic

Eastern Unitarian Society, its anni-

priest to Unitarianism,

26

C-s's review of the recent Contro-

versary, 314, 446. Address of the,
to the Bishop of Norwich,
Eaton's Essay on Death, reviewed,

521

368

Curtis, Mrs. Eleonora, obituary of,

575

E. C.'s obituary of Mr. Joseph Spur-

Cavier, M., his oration at the grave
of Abbé Haïy,

mittee of Order of the Unitarian
Society, Philadelphia, on retiring
from the pastoral office,
Edgeworth's, Miss, Rosamoud, re-
viewed,
EDINBURGENSIS on chapel trust deeds,
Edinburgh Mazazine, lines from the,
EDITOR, The, on M. Chenevière's
letter to the Editor of the Christian
Observer, 31. On additional me-
moirs of Mr. John Fox, (note,)
220. On the Bishop of St. David's
publication on behalf of the Three
Witnesses' text, 334. On the Uni-
tarian marriage-bill, 354. On the
distress in Ireland, 382, 775. On
Prince Hohenlohe's miracles, 403.
On the massacre at Scio, 431. On
Mr. Lawrence's retractation, 350.
On the opening of the first Unita-
rian Church at Washington,
Education, inquiry respecting Mr.
Owen's system of,
Eichhorn's theory respecting the ori-

gin of the Book of Genesis, sug-
gestion for a translation of, 284.
On, 427. His account of the Book
of Genesis, 488, 533, 615. On,
Elohim, criticism on the word,
English editions of the Bible, varia-
tions in the different,

365

119

776

104

466

772

219

Fox, Mr. John, of Plymouth, his ori-
ginal letter to Bishop Secker,
France, public affairs, &c., of, 128,
191, 391, 454, 656, 776. Six
Weeks' Observations on the Present
State of the Court and Country of, 200
Freedom of human agency, defence

625

95

Established Church, secession of Rev.
S. C. Fripp from the,

63

of the,
Free press and Unitarianism in India,
584, 682,

11

728

Estlin, Mrs. Margaret, obituary of,
E. T. on the address of the Eastern
Unitarian Society to the Bishop of
Norwich,

187

French Revolution, remarkable pre-
diction of the,
Friend, lines to a,

114

120

521

EUELPIS's extracts from Watts, on the
Word and Spirit of God, 407. On
the conversion of the Negroes,
"Evangelical" and High Churchmen,
on the sentiments of,

EVANS, Dr., his additions and correc-
tions to the obituary of Rev. Ed-
mund Butcher, 309. His visit to
the house of Thomson, the poet,
531. On Dr. Malcom's account of
the Presbyterians in the North of
Ireland,

Evans, Rev. Caleb, memoir of, 55.
His character,

Evans, Sir W. D., obituary of,
Exod. iii. 14, criticism on,

Fripp, Rev. S. C., his secession from
the Established Church, 63. Re-
solution thereon, ib. His Unitarian
Christian's Apology, reviewed, 237.
The course of his theological inqui-
ries, 237. Remarks on the abuse
heaped upon Unitarians, ib. His
criticism on Exod. iii. 14; John
viii. 58, &c.,

238

FRY'S, Mr., observations on the first
chapter of Genesis,

278

F. S.'s paraphrase on Psalm cxxxvii. 120
Future state, on the belief of the

Patriarchs and Israelites in a, 140, 275

G. B. W. on the Somerset and Dorset
Unitarian Association Half-Yearly
Meeting, 191,
General Baptist Assembly Anniver-

sary,

Genesis, on Mr. Wellbeloved's inter-
pretation of the three first chapters
in, 206. Observations on the first
chapter of, 278. Suggestion for a
translation of Eichhorn's theory re-
specting the origin of the Book of,
284. On Eichborn's account of,
Gentleman's Magazine, obituary of
Dr. Parry from the, 306. Of Rev.
C. M. Haynes, 307. Of Dr. John
Reid, 514. Of T. Smith, Esq., ib.
Of Rev. Dr. Coombe,
George II., portrait of,

George III., picture of the early cha-
racter of, 52,

George IV., addresses of the Friends
in Ireland to, 122, 123. Addresses
to, on his late visit to Edinburgh,
640, 641,
Germany, public affairs, &c., of, 454.
Catholic miracles in, 400. Catho-
lic conversions in,

314

378

664

576

51

75

642

Grisewood, Rev. James, obituary of, 575
G. S.'s obituary of Mr. Robert Gar-
land,

H.

H. on the opening of the Unitarian
Meeting-House, Bolton,

Half-pay clerical military officers, de-
bate on,

Hall, Mr., of Leicester, on the omis-
sion of his eulogium on Dr.
Priestley in his Apology for Free-
dom, 168, 220. His "Apology"
reviewed, 182. His political prin-
ciples, ib. His reply to the Chris-
tian Guardian, 183. His tribute to
Drs. Price and Priestley,
Hariri, a Persian poet,
HARRISON, Mr., on the establishment
of a Fellowship Fund at Keudal,
93. On Lord Wharton's legacy to
Dissenters,

HARWOOD, Mr. DANIEL, on his reco-

very from Calvinism, 327. His
letter to a Baptist missionary,

707

381

255

183

552

94

tion of his Remonstrance,

Giles, Miss Eliza, obituary of,
Giles, Mr. Thomas, obituary of,
Gisburne, Mr., recommendation of his
distressing case, 418. Extract
from Mr. Kenrick's Sermon on be-
half of,

403

GIFFORD, Capt., on the late Examina-

G. K.'s review of the Form of Reli-
gious service at the Ordination of
the Rev. J. J. Tayler,
Glasgow, important bequest for the
establishment of free-schools in,
GLEANINGS AND SELECTIONS,
236, 359, 495, 552,
God, Mr. Cogan's examination of Mr.
Hume's objection to the argument
for the being of, 65. Unity of, 68.
Infinite power of, 112. Hymns to,
372. Dr. Watts on the word and
spirit of, 407. God, from the Al-

Hemans, Mrs., her Lament of the Last

Herschel, Sir William, obituary of,
Hertford, obituary of the Marquis of, 433
Hervey, Lady, her Letters, reviewed, 102
Hervey, Rev. William, obituary of,
Heywood, Benjamin, Esq., obituary

370

of,

639

coran,

Heywood, Mrs. obituary of,

121

Goodbehere, Mrs. Anne, obituary of,
Gorton on the Genealogy of Jesus,
reviewed,

63

HINCKS, Mr., on Mark xii. 29, obser-
vations on, 68. On the author of

694

the Book of Job,

205

GOSPELLER, A, on Mr. Justice Bay-
ley's doctrine of the Trinity,

G. P. H. on the Unitarian Marriage
Bill and Dissenting Trusts,

H. M. H. on the author of the Book

Duchess of,

Greece, lines on,

Grafton, obituary of the Dowager

Greenock and Port-Glasgow, opening
of the Unitarian Chapel at,
Grey, Dowager Countess, obituary
of,
Griesbach's Prolegomena and Notes,

433

190

375

Hohenlohe, Prince, his miracles in
Germany, &c.
HOLDEN, Mr., on lines by the late
Mr. Butcher, 471. On passages
in Tindal's Translation of the Bible,
523. His Lectures on the Leading
Evidences and Truths of Natural
and Revealed Religion, reviewed,
558. Testimony of respect to,
HOMO's defence of the freedom of hu-

709

400

373

India, institution of a college in, for
the preservation and advancement
of Hindoo literature, 392. Benefi-
cial effects of a free press in, 415,
584,

Intellectual pride, on,
INTELLIGENCE, 63, 123, 189, 249,

314, 378, 437, 516, 577, 643, 709, 772
Intolerance, rebuke of,

I. P. on the use of liturgies,
Ireland, illustration of Presbyterian-
ism in, 167, 228, 339. Petition on
the tithe system in, 254. Distress
in, 382, 775. Debate on the tithe-
system in, 391. Dr. Malcom's ac-
count of the Presbyterians in the
North of,

210

Irish Society, for Education in the
Irish Language, plan of the,
Italian Protestant Confessors, select
memoirs of, 321, 657,

Italian Reformation, sketch of the, 1,
86, 321, 657,

mer,
Job, his belief in a future state, 275.
Brief thoughts on the author of the
Book of, 10. Replies to, 204, 205, 325
John iv. 24, fragment of a dialogue
on, 522; viii. 58, criticism on,
239; xviii. 34, criticism on, 290;
xxi. 15, remarks on, 76, 210, 287, 334
1 John v. 7, a vindication of, from
the Objections of M. Griesbach, re-
viewed, 39. Charles Butler, Esq.,
on, 114. Quarterly Review on,
334. Passage from Tindal's Trans-
lation of the Bible, on, 523. His-
tory of,
Johnson's, Thomas, Reasons for Dis-
senting from the Church of En-
gland, reviewed,

691

701