A CONTINENTAL SCENE:
Frankfort on-the-Maine, 844
Eglestone Abbey, 112
The High Force, 114
ANECDOTES:
A good sermon, 252
A reconciliation, 184
An ungrateful son, 125
Honesty and conscientiousness, 352
“I think I'm half.converted," 350
Indian cruelty, 251
Mr. Wesley and Dr. Bunting, 183
Negro wit, 214
The Cornish miner and his Bible, 163
The divine and the doctor, 214
The geologist and the farmer, 214
The little stranger, 351
The power of gentleness, 252
The Prince and the stake, 282
ESSAYS, &c., conlinued :
“ Builded together,” 137
"Can He have mercy on me?" 99
Change of the Sabbath-day, 8
Charity, the forbearance of, 225
Children's balls, 9
Closing scenes contrasted, 97
“Company enough," 294
Detention by sickness from public worship, 101
Ettective Preacher, the, 195
First impression made by an earthquake, 42
Foolish son), the, 168
God with us, 167
Help your Minister, 227
How to spend the Lord's day, 196
Intemperance: its prevalence, 298-its causes
$32--its miseries, 356
“It will make no difference a hundred years
hence," 42
Labour a religious duty, 105
Man robbing his Maker, 289
Mormonism, blasphemies of, 263
Napoleon and Howard, 229
"Owe no man anything," 358
Parable, a, 297
Passions, the, 262
Pleas of parsimony, 33
Practical Evangelical Alliance, 364
Pupil-teacher, a, 201
Religion triumphing over poverty, affliction, and
death, 361
Reminiscences, 35, 69, 131, 164, 260, 326
Sanctified aflliction, 133
Schism : its fearful consequences, 104
Scripture truth confirmed by example: “Mine
own vineyard have I not kept,"'71--" Take
the little foxes, that spoil the vines," 129
Soldiers' reading-room at Woolwich, 329
The borrowed class-meeting, 296
The godly in eternity. 137
The one more trial, 231
Truth, the triumph of, 193
Unconscious falsehoods, 201
Wesleyan-Methodist quarterly ticket for March,
65--for June, 161-for September, 257--for De.
cember, 353
Who is most useful! 3
Why do so few enjoy entire sanctification : 7
Why do we not have a revival ? 233
Years spent as a tale that is told, 1
Group of Egyptian sceptres, 88
State-carriage of Queen Elizabeth, 152
Andrew, John, 24
Conversion of a Latter. Day Saint, 61
Goldsbro, Thomas, 61
BOTANY, PAPERS ON:
Antirrhinum, 316
Campanula, 60
Cineraria, 156
Convolvulus, 348
Cyclamen, 120
Delphinium, 29
Lobelia, 284
Mallow, 188
Pink, 253
Poppy, 221
Poppy anemone, 92
Rudbeckia, 377
LETTER CARRIER:
Copeland, Rev. William, to his brother, 28
Thanks for a good wife, 150
Woon, Rev. William, of New Zealand, 50
Divine PROVIDENCE ILLUSTRATED:
The Preacher and the robbers, 301
Essays, &c. :
A voyage from the south, 821
Awayside conversation, by the Rev. T. D.
Baines, 4, 57
"A word spoken in season," 198
All washing is not cleansing, 234
Baptism not by immersion, 334
MEMORIALS:
Alley, Mr. William N., 349
Andrews, Mra, Mary, 154
Bachelor, Rebecca, 87
Battersby, Peter, 118
Beaumont, Mrs., 375
Bingham, Eliza, 87
Birch, Elisabeth, 280
Brampton, Mrs. Johannah, 313
Brown, Mr. Charles, 313
Burdess, Anthony, 87
Collins, Mr. John, 279
Mis&IONS :
A Mission-journey in Van-Diemen's Land, 341
A stumbling block to the Jews, 62
A Wesleyan labourer for China, 123
Baptism of a converted Jew, 307
Jamaica : Conversion of a Jew, a Mohammedan,
and a Heathen, 160
Journal of Mr. Abraham Ben Oliel: Embarkation
at Gibraltar, 120-Oran, 121, 156--Marseilles,
180- Algiers, 182, 218_Constantina, 220
The Waldensian Church in Turin, 250
MONITOR, TAE:
Questions for sell-examination, 56
The swist walker, 242
Cook, Harriet, 374
Creeper, Edmund, 349)
Cumming, Miss Grace Hodge, 153
Dixon, Mrs. Sarah, 374
Dodsworth, Frances, 280
Doubleday, Ann Hall, 374
Elton, John, 87
Forster, Mrs. Alice, 189
French, Mr. Joseph, 280
Garrett, Margaret, 153
Horswill, John, 87
Hurlstone, Susan, 349
Johnson, Harman, 154
Kirk, Benjamin, 314
Mason, Sary, 118
Metcalf, Mary Ann, 313
Milner, Elizabeth, 118
Millward, Mr. William, 247
Ngawhare, Phillippa, 119
Norwood, Miss Sarah, 374
Oldrin, Mr. and Mrs., 188
Pearson, Mrs. Mary, 189
Pring, Hannah Mary, 249
Laynar, Anne Elizabeth, 278
Robinson, Susanna, 248
Shatwell, Mrs. Ann, 153
Smith, James Warrener, 314
Thompson, Charlotte, 374
Thompson, Jane, 119
Timm, Mrs. Fanny, 189
Walker, Susanna, 374
Walton, John, 119
White, John, 152
White, William E., 314
Wightman, Mr. John, 313
Williams, Miss Anne, 279
Williams, Mrs. Charlotte, 153
Woolmer, Mary Ann, 88
Yates, Sophia Dorothy, 118
NATURAL HISTORY, SRETCHES OB :
Bees, a beautiful discovery in the management
of, 48
Beetle, the, 49
Bison, American, 18
Camel with the mahmil, 16
Cow-tree, the, of South America, 16
Crab-eating opossum, the, 209
Flies, what becomes of the, 81
Golden eagle, the, 48
Lemur, white-fronted, 273
Monkey, green, 305
Oriental state-mule, 337
Oysters, happiness of, 146
Puma, or South American “lion," 369
Sheep, Parnassian, 177
Wolf.dog, Italian, 145
OLDEN TIME, SKETCHES OF:
A visit to the Boyne, 215
ORIENTAL SCENES:
Chinese cargo-boat, 373
Ferry-boat on the Nile, 241
The Great Mogul on his throne, 55
The state-palanquin of Hindustan, 311
Tiger huniing, 216
OUR CHILDREN'S Conner:
Lights and shades of youthful life, by the Rev.
J. T. Barr: The adopted son, 18
My first lie, 210
“ Try back," 275
M18CELLANY OF EXTRACTS AND CORRESPOND-
EXCE:
A fable, 128
Active women, 193
Bechuana proverbs, 25.5
Benevolence and gratitude, 319
Coleridge, incidents in the early life of, 224
Eloquence of the hands, 319
Extension of the franchise to females, 288
Fattening young ladies in Tunis, 380
How to get good sermons, 191
I don't like to see, 254
Important, 63
Imprisonment for debt in Central Africa, 224
Jron the civiliser, 96
Mormonites, the, 29, 93
Newspaper readers, 377
Nothing to do, 348
Number one, 255
Old Moses, 126
On reading and thinking, 256
Patience, the power of, 63
Providence prospers honesty, 378
Public worship, 256
Re-opening of the great London synagogue, 316
Reverence of sacred things, 62
Sickness, the dangers of, 190
Slave-trade in Cuba, 192
Sunday evening, 128
The crown of England, 224
The hushing of the fear-storm, 222
The jungleboy, by Mrs. E. c. Judson, 344
The sere leaf and the drowning fly, 255
The white woman's captivity and rescue, 318
Time and Posterity among books, 253
Umbrellas, 223
"Vanity of vanities : all is vanity," 347
Voyage to the capital of Japan, 284
"Who owns the donkey ?" 154
OUR HOMES:
A living Christian conscientiousness, 368
A prayerless home, 54
Good and better, 368
Home, by the Rev. David Hay :
Its impressions and influences : The constitu-
tion and privilege of families, 21
Its religion, 52— The Bible and prayer, 83--
The importance and advantages of family
Corporal punishment, 179
Fatal severity, 241
The religion of childhood, by Mr. David Gunton,
177, 272, 370
The wife's influence, 304
A Word for Scotland, by a Scot, 83
Adoration, by Derzhavin, 27
Contentment, 151
God seen in the Creation, by Mrs. Sigourney, 152
Going Home, 124
Jonah at Nineveh, 312
Rosa Madiai in Prison, by Adeline, 375
The Christian Minister, 52
The heavenly Home, 278
The Lie, by Cowper, 51
The Waldensian Missionary, 247
There is a God, 180
“Thou God seest me !" by Thomas Mills, 214
Watching, by Mrs. E. C. Judson, 343
French Protestants in the galleys, 185
An auto-de-fé, 123
Maria Roberts ; or, the victim of Popish delu-
sion, 57 Monks burning the Bible, 185 Mr. Atkinson's challenge to Dr. Cahill, or any
other Roman Catholic Priest or layman, 93
Persecution at Florence, 317
Popish creed, 186
Relic of the massacre of St. Bartholomew, 59
Results of the training at Maynooth, 283
The bitter fruits of Popery in Italy, 376
The shoemaker of Hagenau, 92
Balmoral, 81
Castle Howard, 281
Drayton-Manor, 184
SCRIPTURE ILLUSTRATIONS;
Lachrymatories, 24
Painted eyes, 249
Woman's department in Christ's service, 91
LONDON:
PUBLISHED BY JOHN MASON, 14, CITY-ROAD;
SOLD AT 66, PATERNOSTER-ROW.
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