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CONTENTS.

PREFACE.

Abyssinia :-

No. I. Situation, Climate, Inhabitants, xcvi. 182.

II. Government, xcviii. 214.

III. ciii. 293.

IV. Portuguese enter Abyssinia; First Jesuit Mission, cv.

335.

V. Second Jesuit Mission, cix. 388.
VI. cx. 403.

Address on Laying the Foundation-stone of Trinity Church, St.
Bride's, by rev. T. Dale, lxxxv. 13.

Agony, the, in Gethsemane (rev. R. Meek), xcviii. 221.

Ajalon, Valley of (Carne), cix. 392.

Apostolic Church, Duty of Adherence to (rev. E. Craig), ciii. 283.
Apostolical Character of the Church (rev. E. B. Ramsay's Con-
secration Sermon), xci. 102.

Ascension, the (rev. John Ayre), civ. 317.

Baca, the Valley of, evil. 365.

Biblical Illustrations, No. VIII., cviii. 380.

BIOGRAPHY:-

Ambrose, St., bishop of Milan, ciii. 284: concluded, civ. 316.

Askew, Anne, xcix. 236.

Bedell, William, D.D., bishop of Kilmore, xci. 99.

Chrysostom, St. John, archbp. of Constantinople, xcii. 118.

Cox, Richard, D.D., bishop of Ely, c. 243.

Evelyn, John, Esq., cvii. 358: concluded, cviii. 372.

Good, John Mason, M.D., xcvii. 108: concluded, xcviii. 240.

Grosseteste, bishop of Lincoln, cii. 268.

Hall, Joseph, D.D., bishop of Norwich, lxxxv. 6: continued,

ixxxvi. 20: concluded, lxxxviii. 52.

Juxon, William, D.D., archbp. of Canterbury, cix. 390.
Luther, Martin, xeiv. 147: concluded, xcv. 166.

Newte, rev. Richard, xcvi. 180.

Quarles, Francis, lxxxix. 69.

Sargent, rev. John, of Lavington, lxxxvii. 36.

Britain's First Martyr, cvi. 347.

Burial Service, the, cxi. 423.

CABINET:-Select Theological Extracts from the following
Authors:

Aquinas, Thomas, xcvii. 207. Augustin, St., cviii. 382. Ayre,
rev. J., xci. 111; cviii. 382.

Bather, archdn., xciii. 143. Becon, Thomas, cix. 399. Benson,

rev. C., xcvii. 207. Bissland, rev. T., ci. 256; cvi. 351.

Blackstone, Sir W., civ. 327. Blomfield, bp., lxxxix. 76; cvi.

352; cx. 415. Blunt, rev. Henry, xcvi. 191; xcix. 239. Boys,

dean, xcv. 175. Bradford, John, cx. 415; Buddicom, rev.
R. P., xcviii. 223. Bull, bishop, xcvii. 206. Burton, rev.
Edward, cv. 343. Butterfield, rev. H., c. 255.

Cecil, rev. R., xcvii. 207.

Doane, bishop, cix. 398. Dodsworth, rev. W., xciii. 143.

Elliott, rev. H. V., ci. 263. Eyre, rev. D. J., xcvi. 190.

Fulford, rev. F., cv. 342. Fuller, Thomas, lxxxv. 15; xe. 95.

Gilderdale, rev. J., xciii. 143. Goode, rev. F., civ. 327. Grin-

field, rev. W., lxxxviii. 62.

Hall, bishop, xcvi. 191; xcviii. 223; cvii. 366. Hambleton,

rev. J., lxxxvi. 31. Hammond, Dr., cvi. 352. Heurtley,

rev. C. A., ci. 263. Hobart, bishop, ciii. 295; cx. 415. Hod-

son, archdn., lxxxix. 78. Hooker, lxxxvii. 47. Horne,

bishop, lxxxix. 78. Horsley, bishop, c. 255. Hough, rev. J.,

xcv. 174. Howels, rev. W., xcix. 239; cviii. 382.

Jebb, bishop, lxxxvi. 31; lxxxviii. 63. Jewel, bishop, cx. 415.
Johnson, Dr., cii. 279; Jones, rev. J., xev. 175.
Kidd, rev. W. J., xci. 111; cii. 278. Knight, rev. J., lxxxv. 15.
Latimer, bishop, ciii. 295. Leighton, archbp., xc. 95; xciv.
159; xeviii. 223; xcix. 239; exi. 424. Lightfoot, xevii. 206.

M.Neile, rev. H., xcii. 127. Marriott, rev. John, lxxxix. 79;

xeiii. 143; cix. 899; cxi. 424. Marsh, rev. E. G., xcii. 127;

239. Melvill, rev. H., xcvii. 207. More, Mrs. H., civ. 327;

cxi. 423. Musgrave, rev. C., cii. 279; ev. 342.

Otter, bishop, cv. 342.

Paley, archdn., xcv. 174. Peers, rev. J. W., xcviii. 222. Pin-

der, rev. J. H., xciii. 143. Poole, rev. G. A., xcv. 174.

Rennell, rev. Thomas, cviii. 383. Reynolds, bishop, xciv. 159;

cix. 398. Richmond, rev. L., ci. 263; Rose, rev. Hugh Jas.,

cvii. 366.

Sales, Francis de, xciv. 159. Sandford, Mrs. John, lxxxvi. 30;

lxxxviii. 63. Sanderson, bishop, xcv. 175. Scholefield, pro-

fessor, civ. 327. Scoresby, rev. W., xcviii. 223. Sinclair,

rev. W., xcvii. 206. Skelton, rev. P., cix. 399. Slade, rev.

J., xcviii. 223. South, Dr. Robert, xcii. 127; xcv. 175.

Stevenson, rev. G., xci. 111. Sumner, bishop C. R., lxxxviii.

62; xcix. 239; cii. 278.

Taylor, bishop, lxxxvii. 46; xc. 95; xcii. 127; xcix. 239; cii.

279. Teignmouth, lord, lxxxvii. 46. Terrot, rev. C. H.,

xc. 95. Thornton, H., esq., lxxxv. 15. Todd, rev. J. F.,

xcv. 174.

Vaughan, rev. H., ciii. 295.

Waring, S. cv. 342. White, rev. Hugh, cviii. 383.

Church Catechism founded on the Bible, cix. 387.

Churches of England and Rome compared (by Rev. H. Wintle,

M.A.), lxxxvi. 22.

Churchwardens, their Offices and Duties (rev. G. Townsend),
cviii. 371.

Convent of St. Antonio, lxxxviii. 51.

Cyperus Papyrus of Egypt (Waring), ci. 258.

David, St., Account of (rev. R. Rees), ciii. 287.

Dawn of Day, the (Miss Barber), lxxxix. 67.

Descent into Hell, the (rev. G. A. Poole), xcviii. 226.
Dying Emigrant, the, xciii. 142.

Easter, Meditation for the Communion at (dean Comber), xcix.

231.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE (sce end of Volume).

ESSAYS on the following subjects:-

The Responsibility of Christians to attempt the Conversion of

the Heathen (by the right rev. John Kaye, D.D., lord bishop

of Lincoln), lxxxv. 1.

The same (concluded), lxxxvi. 17.
Censoriousness, lxxxvii. 33.

On the Religious Education of the Young (by the rev. W.
Stoddart, M.A., Barton Wescote), lxxxviii. 49.

The Visible Church a Mixture of the Evil with the Good (by

the rev. R. Eden, M.A., Camberwell), lxxxix. 65.

The Blessedness of Heaven (by the rev. T. Bissland, M.A.,

Rector of Hartley Maudytt, Hants), No. I., xc. 81.

Religious Reading, xci. 97.

The Blessedness of Heaven (by the rev. T. Bissland), No. II.,
xcii. 113.

Christian Conversation, xciii. 129.

Family Worship (by the rev. J. Clarkson, vicar of Wednes→

bury), xciv. 145.

Infidelity the Common Characteristic of Mankind (by the rev.

T. E. Hankinson, M.A., Denmark Hill), No. I., xcv. 161.

The same, No. II., xcvi. 177.

On the Duty of Prayer for our Rulers (by the rev. W. Milton,

Aldborough), xcvii. 193.

Christ one with the Father, and Christians one with Christ in

the Union of their Nature (by the rev. G. Townsend, M.A.,

Prebendary of Durham), xcviii. 209.

On the Presence of Angels (by the rev. J. N. Pearson, M.A.,

Islington), xcix. 225.

Benefit Societies, c. 241.

ESSAYS (continued).

The Source of Grace (by the rev. C. Rawlings, B.A., Calling-

ton), ci. 257.

Christian Friendship (by rev. R. Anderson, Trinity Chapel,
Brighton), No. I., cii. 265.

The same, No. II., ciii. 281.

There is not one Law for the Priest and another for the People

(by the rev. Robert Grant, B.C.L., Bradford Abbas), civ. 313.

The Compassion of the Saviour (by the rev. Robert Meek,

Brixton Deverill), No. I., cv. 329.

The same, No. II., cvi. 345.

On the Quiet Spirit of the Church of England (by the rev. A.
W. Brown, vicar of Pytchley), No. I., cvii. 353.

The same, No. II., eviii. 369.

Meetness for Heaven (by the rev. John Ayre, M.A., Hamp-
stead), cix. 385.

On the Quiet Spirit of the Church of England (by the rev. A.
W. Brown), No. III., cx. 401.

The Ordinance of Preaching (by the rev. W. C. Burges, North-
allerton), cxi. 417.

Forbidden Tree, the (rev. II. White), xcvii. 195.

French Revolution, the (Constable's Miscellany), lxxxvi. 19.

Grace in early Youth, a Narrative, xcvii. 205.

Heathen, Sorrow of the, on the Death of their Friends (rev. R.

Meek), xcvi. 179.

Huss, John, Martyrdom of, xciii. 132.

Immortality, the Gift of (Miss M. J. M'Kenzie), xcviii. 214.

Inquisition

No. VIII., lxxxviii. 54.

IX., ciii. 283.

Israelites in the Wilderness, Journeyings of, cix. 396.

Jerusalem, Description of (bishop Russell's Palestine), lxxxvii.

34.

Jewish Festival on New Year's Day (from Isaac's Ceremonies of

the Jews), lxxxv. 3.

Joseph of Arimathea, xcix. 228.

Lay Reader, the, a Narrative, lxxxvi. 28.

Ditto (concluded), lxxxvii. 44.

Liturgical Hints:-

No. LIV. Conversion of St. Paul, lxxxvii. 46.

LV. Charles the Martyr; Purification of the Virgin Mary,

lxxxviii. 61.

LVI. St. Matthias' Day, xcii. 125.

LVII. The Annunciation, xcvi. 189.

LVIII. St. Mark's Day, c. 254.

LIX. St. Philip and St. James, ci. 259.

LX. Restoration of Royal Family, cv. 341.

LXI. St. Barnabas' Day, cviii. 375.

LXII. St. John Baptist's Day; St. Peter's Day, ex. 412.

Marriage, the Sanctity of (bishop Kaye), xci. 108.
Ministerial Office, the (rev. J. S. M. Anderson), xcii. 124.
Ministry, Want of Success in (bishop C. R. Sumner), lxxxviii. 52.

MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS:-

Absolution, the three forms of (bishop Sparrow), xciv. 160;
Apprentices (rev. C. Girdlestone), c. 256; Ascension, the
(Rae Wilson), civ. 328.

Baronial rights of the Prelacy (rev. W. Hull), lxxxvii. 48;
Berne (W. R. Wilson, esq.), lxxxviii. 64; Birs Nimrod (sir
R. K. Porter), xc. 96; Bull, bishop (Nelson), ciii. 296.
Christian Knowledge Society (rev. John Bull), xciv. 160;
Church, the (rev. G. A. Chaplin), xc. 96; Church, the
(Burke), civ. 328; Church in Sweden (Elliott's Letters), ci.
264; Common Prayer, xci. 112; Crusaders, the (Spencer's
Travels), xciii. 144.

Dancing Girls (rev. J. Hough), cxi. 424.

Eagle, the (rev. W. Kirby), c. 416; Early Rising (Mudie), cv.

344; Education, want of (bishop C. R. Sumner), c. 256;

Embalming, xcv. 176; Episcopacy (rev. T. H. Horne), cviii.

384.

Falling Star, xciii. 144; Folly of Attachment to the World

(Jortin), cix. 400.

MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS-(continued).

Gilboa (J. Carne, esq.), cii. 280; Gipsies (Oxford Herald), cii.

280.

Hebrew, study of (rev. T. Chevallier), lxxxvi. 32; Holy Inten-

tion (bishop Taylor), c. 256; Human Hand, the (sir C. Bell),

cix. 400.

Iceland, Clergy in (Barrow's Tour), cv. 344; Idiot, the (Chris-

tian Lady's Mag.), c. 256; Jews in Turkey (Von Teitz),

xcviii. 224; Ignorance and Forgetfulness (sir T. Browne),

xc. 96; Infanticide in China (Medhurst), xcviii. 224; Israel,

Ten Tribes of (Athenæum), lxxxvii. 48.

King, supremacy of (Falloon), lxxxix. 80.

Lilies of the Field (rev. T. II. Horne), xcv. 176; Liturgies

(Bennett), lxxxvi. 32; Liturgies (rev. John Sinclair), xcii.

128; Locusts in the East (Wilson), lxxxix. 80; Logan Stone,

the (Quarterly Review), ciii. 296; Love of Country (Che-

nevix), lxxxviii. 64.

Marriage (rev. C. S. Hassels), xcv. 176; Memory (rev. H.

Melvill), xcix. 240; Mental Excitement (Curtis), xcviii. 224;

Morton, bishop, xcii. 128; Moth, the (Scripture Elucida-

tions), lxxxvi. 32.

National Church (E. Osler, esq.), lxxxvii. 48; Negligence,

xciii. 144; Nile, Valley of (St. John's Egypt), xcvii. 208;

Norwich, see of, xcvii. 208.

Offa (rev. H. Soames), xci. 112; Old Age (Curtis), ci. 264.

Papal Supremacy (rev. D. Aitchison), cv. 344; Passion Week

(Wheatly), xcviii. 224; Protestants of Zillerthal (rev. T. H.

Horne), xcvi. 192.

Readers (S. T. Coleridge), xev. 176; Reformation, the (rev.

W. S. Gilly), cix. 400; Responses (rev. W. J. E. Bennett),

xcv. 176; Romish Supremacy (bishop Burgess), xciii. 144.

St. Bernard, xci. 112; St. George and the Dragon, cvii. 368;

St. Giles's, Cripplegate, cviii. 384; Scottish Episcopacy

(E. Osler, esq.), lxxxix. 80; Scripture Difliculties (bishop

Berkeley), xci. 112; Slaves at Constantinople (Spencer), cv.

344; Social Union (dean Kirwan), xcii. 128; Society on the

Continent (captain Hall), cvii. 368; Stewart, bishop, xcvii.

208; Study of the Classics (rev. J. H. Spry, D.D.), lxxxviii.

64; Superstition at Lucca, cix. 400.

The Force of Truth, cvii. 368; Third Commandment, xcvii.

208; Turkish Funeral, cx. 416.

Vaudois, the (rev. C. W. Le Bas), xcix. 240; Vegetable Life

(Dr. Sigmond), cx. 416.

Wealth (J. H. Curtis, esq.), xcvi. 192; Wicliff' (rev. C. W.
Le Bas), cii. 280; Wild Ass, the (bishop Russell), lxxxv. 16;
Worship of the Virgin (archd. Daubeny), lxxxv. 16.

Natural Religion, Insufficiency of (rev. J. Gilderdale), cii. 271.

Natural Theology of the Vegetable Kingdom (by R. Dickson, esq.,

Passing Thoughts (by Charlotte Elizabeth):—
No. XVI. The Grave-Stone, xc. 85.

XVII. Dreaming, xci. 98.

XVIII. Boaz, xciii. 141.

XIX. The Constellation, xciv. 149.

XX. Slieve Donard, xev. 165.

XXI. The Burden, xcvi. 184.

Plague of Eyam, the, cx. 405.

The same (concluded), exi. 418.

POETRY:-

Blessed are the Dead (Mrs. Sigourney), xci. 112.

Bondage of Corruption (M. A. S. Barber), lxxxviii. 63.

Church of our Fathers, lxxxvi. 32.

Come with us (M. A. S. Barber), cvi. 352.

Confirmation (Wordsworth), cix. 399.

David's Wish (M. A. Stodart), cii. 279.

David's Lamentation over Saul and Jonathan (George Sandys),
cx. 415.

•Death and Life (M. A. S. Barber), civ. 328.

Eighth Psalm, the (L. C. W.), xciv. 160.

Epiphany, the Hymn on (Eliz. Anne), lxxxv. 15.

Epiphany, Second Sunday after (bishop Heber), lxxxvi. 32.

Ditto, Third ditto

ditto lxxxvii. 47.

Easter Eve (Mrs. West), xcix. 239.

Easter Day (H. L.), xcix. 240.

Early Rising and Prayer (Henry Vaughan), xcvi. 192.

The pieces marked ⚫ are original.

POETRY (continued).

Epigram (Edmeston), xcvii. 208.

Evening Prayer (9), lxxxix. 79.

Evening Hours (rev. H. F. Lyte), xcviii. 224.
God is Love (H. A.), xcviii. 223.

Heavenly Wisdom (W. M. W.), ciii. 296.

He is our Peace (M. A. S. Barber), xciii. 143.
Holly-Tree, the (R. Southey, esq.), lxxxviii. 64.
*Hymn for the Sabbath (H. A.), xciii. 144.
Hymn for the Ascension (Theo), civ. 328.

VI. Distribution of Temperature, civ. 324.
VII. Day and Night-the Seasons, cvii. 355.

Scripture Biography:- No. II. The Life of Cain, xc. 83.

SERMONS by the following Divines :-

Bernard, hon. and rev. Richard Boyle (dean of Leighlin), on
receiving the Kingdom of God, cxi. 420.

Blake, rev. R. P., M.A. (Stoke, Surrey), Christian Fellowship,
ixxxvi. 25.

Blunt, rev. H., M.A. (Streatham, Surrey), the Apostolical Be-
nediction, cviii. 376.

Boiland, rev. W., M.A. (Trinity Chapel, Cheshunt), the Meek
beautified with Salvation, xcv. 168.

Bull, rev. J., M.A. (Clipstone, Northamptonshire), the Faith

once delivered to the Saints, lxxxvii. 40.

Campbell, rev. Colin, M.A. (Newport, Salop), the Holy Spirit
the Guide unto all Truth, cvii. 361.

Chandler, rev. J., M.A. (Witley, Surrey), the Fall and Recovery

of the Believer, xciv. 152.

SERMONS (continued).

Dale, rev. T., M.A. (St. Bride's, London), Worldly Views de-

tected, lxxxviii. 56.

Day, rev. S. E., M.A. (Bristol), the Manifestation of Christ,
lxxxv. 8.

Dealtry, rev. W., D.D. (Clapham), the Ascension, civ. 320.

Denison, right rev. Edward, D.D. (lord bishop of Salisbury), the

Past Mercies of God the Pledges of his Future Help, xcviii.

216.

Eden, rev. R., M.A. (Kennington), Religious Declension, ciii.
289.

Feilde, rev. T., M.A. (Hertingfordbury), the Great Supper,
cx. 408.

Heurtley, rev. C. A., M.A. (fellow of C.C.C., Oxford), the

Christian's final Triumph at the Resurrection, xcix. 232.

Ives, rev. C., M.A. (Bradden, Northamptonshire), the Man-

ners of the Israelites, ci. 260.

Kelly, rev. Denis, B.A. (St. Bride's, London), Christian Con-
tentment, xci. 104.

Kennard, rev. G., M.A. (St. Martin's, London), Advance-
ment in the Divine Life, xcvii. 200.

Melvill, rev. H., B.D. (Camberwell), the Defensive Power of

the Peace of God, cii. 272.

Newnham, rev. G., M.A. (Coleford, Somerset), Confession of

Sin, xcii. 121.

Page, rev. T., M.A. (Egham, Surrey), the Saviour and the Se-
ducer confronted, xciii. 136.

Preston, rev. M. M., M.A. (Cheshunt, Surrey), the Intercession
of Moses at Rephidim, xc. 88.

Scoresby, rev. W., B.D. (Exeter), the Adaptation of the Es-
tablished Church to the Prophesied Purposes of God, cv. 337.
Slade, rev. J., M.A. (Bolton le Moors), the Burning Bush, cix.
393.

Spence, rev. J., M.A. (East Keal, Lincolnshire), Jesus the
Saviour of lost Sinners, c. 248.

Sumner, right rev. John Bird, D.D. (lord bishop of Chester),
the Philippian Jailor, xcvi. 185.

Sumner, right rev. Charles Richard, D.D. (lord bishop of Win-
chester), the Peace of the Gospel, lxxxix. 72.

Sketches from a Traveller's Portfolio:-

No. VII. The Confessional, cv. 333.

Sunday Reflections (by Mrs. Riley):-

No. VII. (Psalm xcv.), xcv. 173.

VIII. (1 Cor. xiii. 11), civ. 315.

IX. (John, v. 4), cvi. 349.

Thankful Christian, the, a Narrative, lxxxix. 76.
The Tears of the Daughters of Jerusalem, xcviii. 212.
Thanksgiving for Temporal Blessings (rev. J. H. Stewart), xciii.

130.

Thomas Hogg, a Narrative, xcviii. 220; concluded, c. 246.
Thoughts on Historical Passages in the Old and New Testa-

ment:-

No. IV. Jacob's unwillingness to part with Benjamin (by the

rev. R. Menzies, B.D., Wyke Regis, Dorsetshire), cvi. 350.

Thummim and Urim (by the Rev. J. L. Ross, M.A.):-

No. I. xciii. 135.

II. xcv. 163.

Tours, a Visit to (rev. J. Hartley), xcvii. 197.

Tradition, the Right Use of (bishop Beveridge), xciv. 156.

Wakes, their Origin and Present Condition, by the rev. R. At

mitage, M.A., Sellack :-