ANECDOTES:

A broken heart, 30
A cabin-scene: from the memory of an Irish

Missionary, 237
A repartee, 215
Bishop Porteus and the Prince of Wales, 314
Cure of disease by royal touch, 214
Force of habit, 315
Gratitude for deliverance, 253
Infidelity confounded, 315
Maternal instinct, 252
Miss Dix, of Boston, U. S., 155
Popish pictures, 156
Queen Victoria and the Missionary, 156
Spoiled for life, 344
The Captain turned Preacher, 29
The praying soldier, 119
The scoifer answered, 119
The starling of Seyringen, 184
The unwelcome passenger, 214
Tracts and preaching, 28

ANTIQUITIES:

Battering-ram, 188
Old English fortification, 89
Roof-battlements, 88

ARTS AND SCIENCES:

A deep-sea sounding, 215
Interesting facts relative to heat, 319

ESSAYS, &c., continued :

Blessed effects of faithful reproof, 78
“ Careful without care I am," 10-1
Chastisement a manifestation of love, 301
Death's unexpected visit, 225
Ebenezer, 1
English language, the, 47
Entire sanctification : hinderances to its spread

in the church, 69
Evidences of Christianity, 36-revelation, 73

miracles, 134-prophecy, 170-genuineness iai
authenticity of the Old Testament, 229; of the

New Testament, 263
Factions, 207
For teachers : pictures of school-boys, 364
" I don't like class-mectings," 362
Inspiration, 100
Intemperance: its miseries, 7, 41-can it be

arrested ? 193
Jews, debt owing to the, 293
Jubilee of the British and Foreign Bible Society,

166, 197
King Edward VI, and the Duke of Sonerset, 299
Late shopping, 332
Levity in the Christian Minister, 367
Lizard lights, 4
" Many Antichrists," 207
Melancthon, Philip, 10
Ministers cannot save, 261
Mormonites, 15
My spiritual birth-day, 321
Old landmarks, the, 239
"* Only believe," 143
Oughi the Crystal Palace to be opened on the

Lord's day! 141
Portrait of Charles Wesley, 205
Private thouzhts of a busy man, 271
Prosperity no proof of God's favour, 129
Romanism is idolatry, 131
Rules to be observed in feasting, 30 1
Sabbath, sanctity of the, 110
Saints, on the worship of, 174
Sunday school teachers in earnest, 333
Sunday-school teachers : preparation, 10-es-

planation, 139-illustration, 200---application,
Supply of students to the Westminster Institution,

and of teachers to schools, 227
The inner world, 266, 289
The Lord's day : Report of the Sabbath Con-

mittee," presented at the Conference, 325
The poor may be happy, 46
The poor may be useful, 173
The press, as a propagator of infidelity, 323
The servant of the Lord, 97
The strong and the weak, 39
The world's compassion, 304
To the aged, 44, 76
To young ladies, 366
War with Rome, 15
Waterloo, the field of, 239
Wesleyan-Methodist quarterly ticket for Mareh,

65-for Jupe, 161-for September, 257 -- for
December, 353

BOTANY :

Anagallis arvensis, 377
Calliopsis, 252
Convallaria, 348
Crocus, 312
Datura, 61
European lime-tree, 313
Marigold, 220
Martynia, 124
Petunia, 27
Salpiglossis, 92
The German aster, 285
Zinnia, 157

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CONTINENTAL SCENE :

View on the Seine, 24

DivinE PROVIDENCE ILLUSTRATED :

A child of providence and grace, 337

EARLY TEACHING:

Elizabeth Hewitt, 244

EDUCATION :

A day of rejoicing in Africa, 348

ESSAYS, &c. :

A hint to retired Ministers, 110
An autobiography, 33
Antiquity of tithes, 357
"Be of good cheer ; it is 1; be not afraid," 297

Jews, TIE:

A glimpse into Tunis, 574

MISCELLANY OF EXTRACTS continued:

Requisites for comfort in a dwelling, 63
Shopkeeping upon two principles : a tale, 254
Spiritual folly, 320
Summary of the duties of the mistress of a

family, 128
The burying-place of Moses Ben Maimon, called

Maimonides, 126
The cap of liberty, 223
The charwoman, 381
The collector, 220
The garret revisited, 2:6
The Inquisition, 284
The Khonds in India, 62
The Negro mother, 128
The spectre, 352
The theology of emigration, 124
The two neighbours, 222
Turkish anecdote, 63
Up-country Sunday, 158
Value of land in and near London, 96
Warning to fidgetty wives, 96

MEMORIALS:

Barks, John, 212
Barrowcliff, Mrs., 94
Bell, Mrs. Susanna, 380
Bellamy, Solomon, 379
Bowers, Miss Mary Ann, 212
Bradford, Mr. Joseph, 54
Collingworth, Mrs. Sarah, 94
Cooper, Samuel, 54
Cormack, Miss Hephzibah, 347
Cornell, Charles, 20
Cotterill, William, 51
Cramp, Martha, 185
Desosser, Mrs. Margaret Ann, 316
Dillon, Cecilia, 187
Dorsett, Miss Mary, 93
Dunn, David, 347
Farrar, Benjamin, 380
Godsmark, Henry and Charles, 330
Goodall, Miss Hannah, 186
Gregory, Miss Mary, 211
Harris, Mr. Nicholas, 20
Hartley, Mr. Bernard, 153
Helyar, Julia, 154
Hogben, Sarah, 53
Horsley, John, 308
Jennings, Osborn, 308
Mattock, Mr. John, 347
Melbourne, Thomas, 307
Mills, Catharine, 153
Mitchell, Herbert, 380
Osborn, Mrs., 118
Petch, Elizabeth, 154
Pontefract, Catherine, 308
Preston, John, 211
Remunington, Mr. Robert, 94
Richardson, Miss Elizabeth, 317
Ried, Mrs. Mary, 94
Robinson, William, 379
Smith, Miss Eliza Jane, 212
Thomas, Williain, jun., 246
Tudor, Mary, 154
Walshaw, Mrs. Ann, 217
Webb, James, 346
Westcott, Charles Samuel, 54
White, Elizabeth, 118
Wilson, Benjamin, 307
Wiseman, Joseph, 307

MISSIONS :
Extraordinary work of God in Turkey, Syria, and

Asia Minor, 218
First class-meetings in China, 183
Kanudiuya, 26, 57
Personal recollections of Missionary life:

Our departure ; our arrival, 89
The first Lord's day; mortality; land-journey,

121
My first Circuit, 180
Itinerating; war; drought, 278
My second Circuit, 339
District journeys, 370

MONITOR, THE:

Be not too fastidious, 210
Care for the outcasts, 211
Learn to be silent, 211
“Let all things be done decently and in order,"

176
Neglected things, 274
Old Granny, 316
Out-of-door preaching, 48
Reminiscences of a day in a coach while travelling

in Ireland, 378
The children hear, 343
The fatal falsehood, 312
The slattern, 245
To keep young, 176
Ungodly marriages, 210

METHODISM:

A plea for home, 52
An exemplary Class-Leader, 117

Wesleyan Missions and Ministers, 189
MISCELLANY OF EXTRACTS:

A conscientious Monarch, 96
A fine picture, 63
A fortune-teller converted, 282
A long list, 96
A scrap for mothers, 381
An interesting panorama, 64
Arab proverb, 96
Arabesque, 158
Art of floating, 381
Baxter's "Saints' Rest," 351
Be kind to the old, 352
Chinese proverbs, 95
Collection of bears, 192
Country folks on Wellington, 30
Curiosities of great men, 189
Death of Luther's daughter, 351
Faces by the fire, 319
Genealogy of Muddle, 192
Genius and work, 127
How to get sleep, 284
Human sacrifices, 32
Indian superstition, 320
“It is impossible," 222
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe on little children, 223
Multum in parvo, 158
"Never be triftingly employed," 127
Nothing like example, 63
Now, 128
On getting things cheap, 349

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Preparation for death, 320

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Refreshment by the way, 63

884

POPERY:

OUR CHILDREN'S CORNER continued :
The broken stick ; or, the young criminal con-

victed, 147
The cabin-boy, 112
The child colporteur, 207
The fall of the great tree, 240
The four elen:ents; or, Philip's choice, 89
The little outcast, 338
The lost guinea, 146

An ordination at Maynooth College, 59
Extraordinary challenge answered, 23
St. Anthony, 216
The light of St. Peter's and the light of Divine

truth, 93
"The times of that ignorance," 310

OUR HOMES:
Home, by the Rev. David Hay :
The influence of religion in relation to its cares,

trials, and sorrows, 18, 50
Its youth, their interests and duties, 83, 114,

148
The Minister's wife, 243

REMARKABLE BUILDINGS:

Barnard Castle, 344
Glammis Castle, 281
Hardwick Hall, 211
Mulgrave Castle, 56

OUR SERVANTS:
Mary's choice illustrated and recommended, by

the Rev. John Shipman, 85, 115, 143

SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATIONS:

OUR YOUTH :

A dying mother's advice to her children, 178
Novel-reading, 20

PARENTAL MONITOR:

Children's fears, 81
Dead little ones, 309
Moral discipline, 55
The secret of success, 56

PASTORAL REMINISCENCES, 276

POETRY:

"Adieu," 251
A General's Grave, 151
A Minister's Country Walk in Winter, 50
An Elegy: on the Death of Mr. Mark Cooke, of

Didsbury, 22
From George Herbert's "Church Porch," 313
Ichabod, by William Dale, 315
King Alfred and the Orphan, by Miss Lawrance,

213
New Kingswood School, 376
“Remember now thy Creator in the days of thy

Youth," by Mary Lewis, 282
The burial of Abner, 152
The dying Daughter to her Mother, by Thomas

Richardson, 121
The Penitent's Prayer, 23
The still small Voice, by W. Dale, 251
" Thy Will be done,” 184
The Widow's Child, by Adeline, 251
The young Christian's Death, 213
Where is Heaven? 314
Work! by Benjamin Gough, 87