Keepsake, the, for 1829, reviewed,
53-for 1830,
Hutton, Rev. Dr., his address to the
students of Manchester College,
Hutton's, Rev. H., Sermon, review-
ed,
Hutton's, Rev. J., Devotional Exer-
cises, reviewed, 198. Notice of, 881
KELL, Rev. E., his account of the
Southern Unitarian Society anni-
versary, 590-of the Southern Uni-
tarian Fund Society anniversary, 727
Kent and Sussex Unitarian Associa
tion,
591
Kent Unitarian Baptist Association, 509
King's College and London Univer-
sity,
India, human sacrifices in, 71, 830 King's, Lord, Life of John Locke,
290, 359, 443, 508, 583, 671, 723,
Ireland, remedies for, 4. National
education for, 240. Exertions for
the improvement of, 498. Its
Church establishment,
Knowledge, proper subjects of, 543.
Progress of,
Iris, the, for 1830, reviewed,
Liverpool Unitarian Tract Society,
Lloyd, Dr. Charles, obituary of,
Locke, John, Life of, reviewed,
Logos, on the, 120, 284, 434, 577,
Loudou, Bishop of, his zeal for the
Church, 189, 264. Speech of, on
the Catholic question,
London University, and King's Col
lege, 129-and Manchester Col-
lege,
London University Magazine, review-
790
ed,
Longstaff, Mr. Thomas, obituary of, 355
LOVER OF TRUTH AND FREEDOM, A,
on the character of Napoleon,
Medical profession, scepticism in the, 665
Medicis, Lorenzo de, inscription to
the memory of,
Meditation, necessity of controlling, 751
Melaucthon, a small relic of,
Methodism, opposed to religious li-
berty,
Mexican miners, character of the,
Michell, Miss Maria, obituary of,
Miguan's Travels in Chaldæa, re-
viewed,
Miracles, on,
MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPON-
DENCE, 57, 120, 200, 282, 339,
434, 503, 576, 666, 713, 795, 877
Missionary Societies amongst Unita-
rians,
MOGGRIDGE, Mr. J. H., his experi-
ment for bettering the condition
57, 125, 286, 576
of the poor,
Mohammedan inscription,
Montgomery, Rev. H., his speeches
at the Salford chapel anniversary,
135, 136. Dinner to him in Lou-
don, 139. His speech there, 140.
Presentation of Dr. Lardner's
Extracts
Works to him, 361.
from his speech before the Synod
of Ulster,
MONTHLY REPORT OF GENE-
RAL LITERATURE,
Molineux, Mrs. Alice, obituary of,
Manchester College, meeting of the
Trustees, &c., 583. Annual exa-
Addresses to the
My Religious Experience at my Na-
tive Home, reviewed,
students, 723, 807. Propriety of
connecting it with the London
University,
Man, lines on the creation of,
MAN OF KENT, A, on the fire at
Sheerness, and humanity of the
Hollanders,
MARDON, Rev. B., on the Christian
Tract Society, 354. Extract from
his address at the interment of
Mr. Eaton, 358. His report of the
Tract Society anniversary, 444.
His recommendation of the Bap-
tist society at Dover,
Marriage Service, protest against
the, 579. Questions on the,
Marsh's, Bishop, Lectures on the
History of Biblical Interpretation,
reviewed,
580
224, 296, 448, 520, 671
OBITUARY.· - Mrs. Astley, 582.
Mr. H. Atkinson, 209. Charles
Baring, Esq., 287. Mrs. Bayley,
70. Rev. Thomas Belsham, 887.
Mrs. Brent, 582. James Cross,
Esq., 581. Rev. John Davis, 506.
Mr. A. Delacourt, 669. Mrs.
Eachus, 581. Mr. D. Eaton, 357.
Mrs. Sarah Edwards, 356. Mr.
G. Ellis, 582. Mrs. Sarah Fisher,
208. Mr. Flower, 210. Robert
Greenhow, Esq., 885. J. Grigby,
Esq., 355. Mr. T. Hardy, Jun.,
670. Rev. W. Hassal, 354. Mr.
Edward Hesketh, 887. Mr. Tho-
mas Holland, 721. Miss Sarah
Lakin, 131. Dr. Charles Lloyd,
443. Mr. Thomas Longstaff, 355.
Mrs. Luckcock, 441. Mr. G.
Mace, 583. Mr. Joseph Major,
131. Mrs. Major, 507. Mr. J.
Marten, 722. P. M. Martineau,
Esq., 131. Miss Michell, 208.
Mrs. Molineux, 671. Mr. H.
Parker, 722. Mr. R. Pass, 807.
Mr. W. T. Procter, 582. Samuel
Shore, Esq., 66. James Stanger,
Esq., 439. Mr. H. Stansfeld, 886.
Mr. Henry Wansey, 440. Mrs.
Wilson,
Observation, importance of an ac-
Peggs' India's Cries to British Hu-
manity, reviewed,
Peel, Mr., speeches of, on the Ca-
tholic question,
Peter, on the First Epistle of, 22.
His character as a writer,
Philipps, Rev. Dr., congregational
letter to,
Phillips, Hon. Jonathan, his speech
at the American Unitarian Asso-
ciation anniversary,
Pickering, Colonel, account of,
Piper's Sermon on the Death of S.
Shore, Esq., reviewed,
Plunkett, Lord, speeches of, on the
Catholic question,
223, 367
POETRY.-Hymn, 27. Enoch, ib.
Ode to Religious Liberty, 41. Ec-
clesiasticus, 48. Curses, ib. Lines
addressed to Dr. Bowring, 49.
Daybreak, ib. Sonnets, 54, 177,
238, 306, 314, 484, 628. The
last Tree of the Forest, 80. Lines,
93. To the Redbreast, 167. Star-
light, 181. The Creation of Man,
238. To Dr. Channing, ib. The
Blackbird, 244, From the Dutch
of Withuys, 254. The Eagle's
Death, 260. Jesus' Entry into
Jerusalem, 395. The sleeping
Child, 398. Lines on the Death
of Mr. Daniel Hutton, 416. Chil-
dren's Hymn, 484. Greece, 491.
On seeing Miss Linwood's Copy
of the "Ecce Homo," 540. Hay-
ley's Elegy on the Ancient Greek
Model, 618. Translations of Lines
written by Lord Hailes on the
sudden Deaths of his Wife and
Children, 720. The Survivor,
783. Lines by L. E. L., 793. Pa-
raphrases of Scripture, 823. Co-
lumbus, 872. Remonstrance ad-
dressed to a Friend, 874. Lines,
by Coleridge, 875. Bird-song,
876. Spring Morning,
Poor, experiment for bettering the
condition of the, 57, 125, 286, 576
Porter, Rev. J. S., speech of, at the
Unitarian Association anniversary, 514
Porter, Rev. Mr., his speech before
the Synod of Ulster,
Portuguese eloquence, specimen of, 332
Potamology, reviewed, 14. Notice
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