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the earthquake in Syria,

Bartlam, Rev. J., obituary of,

BASANISTES DEUTEROS on baptismal
commission refuge of Trinitarian-
ism,

Battle, Sussex, case of the Unitarian
congregation at,
Baxter, Richard, an original letter of
remonstrance to, on his treatment

of the Unitarians: with some ac-
count of Gilbert Clerke, the sup-
posed author, 65. Original letters
of William Penn's to, 137, 195.
His original letter to William Penn,
193. To Ambrose Upton, concern-
ing Sir Henry Vane, 258. Letters
from the Earl (afterwards Duke)
of Lauderdale to, 259-262, 313-318
Beccaria on the severities of the cri-
minal law,

Bedford's, Earl of, "Jewell," brief
account of,

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Boston's Fourfold State, passage from, 716
Botanical heaven,

101

Bouchier, Mr. John, some account of, 329
Bowring's Details of the Arrest, Im-

prisonment and Liberation of an
Englishman by the Bourbon Go-
vernment of France, lines written
in the prison at Calais, from, 103.
Reviewed, 167. Debate in the
House of Commons on, 183. Se-
lections from his "Matins and
Vespers," 412, 413. Attack upon, 627
Bowring, Mr. Charles, obituary of, 550

Burial ground, ceremony of conse-
crating a,

Christ. See Jesus Christ.

636

Burnet, Bishop, his character of the

Duke of Lauderdale,

258

481

100

Christian Disciple, hymn for Easter,
from the,

Christian instruction of Negroes,
Christianity, the divinity of Christ
adopted by the Pagan philosophers
as an artful device to set aside the
truth of, 207. Eulogium upon,
Christian, Professor, obituary of,
Christian Reflector, opening of the
Unitarian Meeting-house, Great
Cross Hall Street, Liverpool, from
the, 424. Anniversary Meeting
of the Unitarian Ministers of Lan-
cashire and Cheshire, from the,
Christians' Petitions to Parliament
against the Prosecution of Unbe-
lievers, 362, 427,485, 494. Motion
on the,
Christian Tract Society, appeal in
behalf of the, 234. Reply to, 293.
Its Anniversary, 249, 302. Grant
by the Bristol Fellowship Fund to
the, 338. Congregational sub-

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574

scriptions to,
Christian Trinitarians, a Hindoo Uni-
tarian's plea for charity towards,
Christian truth, anticipation of the
general diffusion of, in the world, 599
Christmas Present for Young Persons,

Calcutta Journal, religious battle du-
ring the Mohurrum, from the,
Calvin and the Church of Geneva, by
M. Bretschneider, account of,

301

105

Calvin on the doctrine of election,
Calvinism and Unitarianism, on points
of resemblance between,
Calvinistic and scriptural phraseo-
logy, on,

717

71

reviewed,
Church, ceremony of consecrating

727

CANTABRIGIENSIS on Lord Burghly's

Church establishments, objections to, 223
Church property, arguments on,
Claims of the Clergy to Tithes and
other Church Revenues, &c., re-
viewed,

598

597

Clarkson's Life of Penn, public dis-
putation between Penn and Baxter,
from,

Clary, Mr. Nicholas, obituary of,
Clercq, M. de, a Dutch improvisatore,
account of,
CLERICUS on John viii. 58, &c., 227.
His charge of presumption retorted
on Athanasians,
CLERICUS CANTABRIGIENSIS on points
of resemblance between Unitarian-
ism and Calvinism, 71. His re-
marks on two mysterious doctrines
of Dr. Priestley and Dr. Southwood
Smith, 339. On the possible ex-
clusion of moral and natural evil,
526,

Clerke, Gilbert, some account of, 65.
Nelson's character of, ib. His
works,

Clogher, appointment of a bishop to
the see of,

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from, concerning the American
Baptists,

348

Cogan's, Dr., Theological Disquisi-
tions, passage from,

COGAN, Mr., ou Scriptural and Cal-
vinistic phraseology, 8. On "mo-
derate Calvinism," 220. On re-
mission of sins, 323. On a criticism
of Porson's, 573. On a passage in
Paley's Natural Theology, on the
unity of the Deity,

COLLECTOR, A, on Methodist camp-
meetings,

Collet, John, M. D., inquiry concern-
ing, 573. Replies to the, 650,
713,

Columbian College, correspondence
in an American newspaper relating
to the,

Condorcet, Madame de, death of,

Congregational subscriptions to Chris-
tian Tract Society,

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Curio, Calius Secundus, select me-
moir of,

Curious pulpit satire,

Cyprus, extract from a letter, written
by an inhabitant of the isle of, who
had escaped the massacre of the
Christians,

D.

D. on biblical criticism in Lyne's
"Primer,"
Da Costa, hymn by, 279. On his
conversion to Christianity,
Dacre, Lord, his speech before the
Protestant Society for the Protec-
tion of Religious Liberty,
Davies, Rev. Thomas, obituary of,
Death, reflections on the punishment
of,

DEATHS ABROAD, 107, 245,
DEMOCRITUS On a passage in Irving's
"Orations," &c.,

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550

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proselytists, 331. His inquiry re-
specting the Rev. John Holt,

563

351

Continent, state of affairs on the,

183

COOPER, Mr., his opinions of negro-

slavery in Jamaica, 231. Defence
of, 242,

Details of the Arrest, Imprisonment
and Liberation of an Englishman
by the Bourbon Government of
France, reviewed,

167

281

1 Cor, iii. 2, notes on, 699; vi. 2, on

Devil, Analytical Investigation of the
Scriptural Claims of the, reviewed,

651,

722

Devon and Cornwall Unitarian Asso-

Cork Southern Reporter, annual
meeting of the Presbyterian Synod
of Munster, from the,

CORNISH, Mr., on requiring students
for the ministry to pray extem-
pore,

Cornish, Mr, obituary of, 607. Me-
moir of, drawn up by himself, for
the Monthly Repository, 617. Mr.
Holden on the death of,
Corporation and Test Acts, on the

Devotional poem, by the late Mrs.

483

Mary Rogers,

173

Dew-drop, lines on a,

549

578

719

Memoir of the late Rev. John Fle-
ming, of Craigs, minister of Colin-
ton, from the,

Edinburgh Review, the British So-
lomon, from the,

EDITOR, on letters between Mr. Jef-
ferson and Mr. Adams, 39. On
the memoir of Dr. Aikin, (note,)
52. On the Marquis of Hastings'
speech in the College of Fort Wil-
liam, 135. His correspondence re-
lating to Rammohun Roy, 439. On
the Belfast Academical Institution,
561. On a Hindoo's "Suggestions
to his Countrymen who believe in
the One True God," 574. On the
account of Rammohun Roy, from
the Edinburgh Magazine, 575. On
the memoir of the late Rev. John
Fleming, of Craigs, minister of
Colinton, from the Edinburgh
Magazine, 578. On a case of
dumbness cured by galvanism, 611.
On Note relative aux manuscrits de
feu Pascal Tissot sur le Nouvean
Testament,
Edwards, Dr., obituary of, 58, 179.
Notice of,

Edwards, President, on endless mi-
sery, 326,

ELCOCK, Mr., on free inquiry, 95.
On the controversy between Unita-
rians and Quakers,

English Government, testimony to

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717

716

210

the,

479

589

EPISCOPUS on Dr. Lardner's ortho-

Eastern Unitarian Society Anniver-

Erskine, Thomas, Esq., remarks on
theDissertation" of, "on the
Internal Evidence of Revealed Re-
ligion,"
ESSAY on the principles of criminal
law, 27. On truth, 212, 265. On
the nature and desigu of sacrifices
under the Mosaic law, and the in-
fluence which Jewish ideas and
language concerning them had
upon the language of the New Tes-
tament; by the late Rev. Henry
Turner, 270, 332, 372, 460. On
the causes of the decline of Non-
conformity, 341, 388. On the
Providence of God, by the late Rev.
J. Holland,

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608

E. T.'s essay on Mahometan influence
on Christian literature and opi-
nions, 1. His address to Louis-
Le Desiré,

103

Euripides, translation from the Hip-
polytus of,

Eusebius' Ecclesiastical History, the
divinity of Christ, from,

Evangelical Dissenting Ministers,

formation of the Society for the
Relief of,
Evangelical Magazine, Captain Ross's
rejected communication to the,
EVANS, Dr. J., on a visit to the set-
tlement of the American sect of the
Shakers, 133. His obituary of the
Rev. William Moon, 358. On pas-
sages in Irving's "Orations," 458.
His obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth
Luddington, 551. Of Mrs. Susan-
nah Saxby, 606. Of the Rev.
Benjamin Marten, 670. On the
patriotism of two Dissenting mi-
nisters in 1715,

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EVANS, Mr., bis translation from the
Hippolytus of Euripides,
Evidence of an Unbeliever rejected, 484
Evil, view of the origin of, 85, 378,

465, 526, 529, 584, 585, 649, 700,
703,

E. W.'s verses on the death of Mrs.
Wellbeloved,
Examiner, formation of a society in
Paris, for the translation into
French of all valuable works in
foreign or dead languages, from
the,

Exeter, Acton's course of Sunday-
evening Lectures at,

Fox's, Rev. W. J., Letter to Dr. Blom-
field, reviewed,

Framlingham commemoration,

France, public affairs, &c., of, 63,
106, 116, 300, 613.

Formation of

a society in, for the translation into
French of all valuable works in
foreign or dead languages,
FREEMAN, Mr., on the prophecies of
Isaiah, ch. vii.,

French prison, Mr. Bowring's descrip-
tion of the interior of a,
FRIEND TO RELIGIOUS INSTRUction,
A, his appeal in behalf of the
Christian Tract Society,

FRIEND TO THE QUAKERS, A, bis re-
marks on the Quakers' Yearly
Epistle,

Fryer, Henry, Esq., obituary of,
Fullagar's Six Addresses, adapted to
the Ordinance of the Lord's Sup-
per, reviewed, 600. His Sermon
before the Sussex Unitarian Asso-
ciation, reviewed,

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