L.

Polycrates, referred to by Eusebius,
304.

M.

Man, Essay on the Moral Constitu-
tion and History of, 345.
Mant, Bishop, his Happiness of the
Blessed, noticed, 222.
Marsh, James, his Translation of
Herder's Spirit of Hebrew Poetry,
reviewed, 167-criticisms on, 170.
Milner, Rev. Thomas, his Life of Dr.
Watts, reviewed, 327.

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More, Mrs. Hannah, her Life and
Correspondence by W. Roberts, re-
viewed, 1 et seq. account of her
family and early life, 2-addressed
by Mr. Turner, 3- her first ap-
pearance as an author, 6- her in.
troduction into London society, 7

her management of Sunday
schools, 20 popularity of her
ballads and tracts, 23, - her relig-
ious opinions, 24-her residences
in Bath, Cowslip Green, and Bar-
ley Wood, 26, 27-loses her sister
by death, 27. her establishment
at Barley Wood, 28-removes to
Clifton, her last residence, 29.
More, Miss Sarah, sister of Hannah,
letters of, 8 et seq.
Müller, John George, a friend of
Herder, 205.

Ware, Professor Henry, Jr., editor of
Scenes and Characters, 268.
War, its unlawfulness exposed, as
contrary to Christianity, 369-and
to the practice of the primitive
Christians, 371-note of Editors
on this point, 373-opposed to the
spirit of Christianity, 378- objec-
tions answered, 380.
Watts, Rev. Isaac, recent biogra-
phies of, reviewed, 327- his late
opinions on the Trinity, 333- -cor-
responds with Americans, 337–
his residence at Sir Thomas Ab-
ney's, 339- his grave, 344.
Webster, Noah, on errors and defects
in the common version of the
Scriptures, and in class-books, 119
et seq.
Western Examiner, a proposed peri-
odical work, 271.

Western States, religion in the, 123.
Whewell, Rev. W., extract from his
Bridgewater Treatise, 325.
Willmott, Robert Aris, his Lives of
English Sacred Poets, 260.
Wither, George, sketch of his life,

263.

Y.

Young Men's Temperance Conven-
tion at Worcester, 30.

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