Edwards and Channing, The Mas-
ter Minds of New England The-
ology, 97.
English Sermons on Dr. Chan-
ning's Death, 161, 203, 273.
Female Education, 156.
Flint's Collection of Hymns, 224.
Fragments, 139.
Godly Sorrow, 321.
Greenwood's Sermons of Consola-
tion, 31.
Miracles, Objections against, 82.
Northampton Association of Edu-
cation and Industry and Coope-
rative Labour, The, 40.
Packard, George W., Death of, 75.
Resurrection, The, 257.
Simpkins, Rev. John, Notice of, 360.
Sunday School Teacher, Letter to
a, 91.
Sunday School Teacher, Second
Letter to a, 353.
Supernatural Element in the Bi-
ble, 129.
Swett, Rev. William G., Notice of,
234.
Town and the Country, The, 141.
Wells, Rev. George W., Address
at Funeral of, 297.
West, Thomas B., Notice of, 37.
Hierarchy, Rise of a Christian, The, Where does the New Year find
Husbands and Wives, 348.
Job, Thoughts on the Book of, 12.
Maternal Influence, Letter on, 73.
Mental and Moral Attraction, 327.
Whitney, Rev. Peter, Notices of,
343.
Word Fitly Spoken, A., 105.
Lessons of the Nativity. By Rev.
Nathaniel Hall, 24.
Our Saviour's Exclamation on the
Cross. By Rev. Henry A. Miles,
84.
The Sinfulness of Sin. By Rev.
David Damon, 148.
The Promised Rest. By Rev. An-
drew Bigelow, 217.
The Answer to Prayer. By Rev.
Frederick W. Holland, 288.
The Demand for a Revival of Re-
ligion. By Rev. Stephen G. Bul-
finch, 335.
Barrett's Sermon on "What think- Miles's Sermon at Dedication in
Brooks's Sermon on Death of Dr.
Channing, 114.
Brown's Appeal to Trinitarians,
180.
Brown's Discourse on Moral Hon-
esty, 247.
Bulfinch's Sermon on Roman Ca-
tholic Controversy, 175.
Bulfinch's Sermon for Washington
Unitarian Tract Association, 176.
Chadwick's Trinitarianism Exam-
ined and Rejected, 48.
Channing's Self Culture, 120.
Channing's Works, 248.
Clarke's Sermon on Slavery in the
United States, 177.
Confessions of St. Augustine, The,
241.
Curtis on Ursuline Convent Ques-
tion, 112.
Dix's Memorial to Legislature of
Massachusetts, 117.
Edes's Discourse on Death of Rev.
G. W. Wells, 371.
Frothingham's Sermon on the Be-
liever's Rest, 370.
Hedge's Sermon on Rev. Dr. Chan-
ning, 114.
H- Family, The, 365.
Home, The, 365.
Lothrop's Sermon on the Christian
Name and Christian Liberty, 109.
Lothrop's Sermon on Death of
Judge Thacher, 307.
Lothrop's Sermon on Death of Rev.
William G. Swett, 367.
Lunt's Discourse at Funeral of
Rev. Peter Whitney, 369.
Milman's History of the Jews, 308.
Neighbours, The, 174.
Packard's Sermon in Hollis Street
Church, 179.
Paraphrase on the Lord's Prayer,
A, 120.
Parkhurst, Rev. Daniel B., Memo-
rials of, 46.
Parkman's Sermon at Ordination
of Rev. Amos Smith, 116.
Peabody's (W. B. O.) Discourse in
Memory of John A. Emery, 51.
Peabody's (A. P.) Sermon on the
Will and the Affections, 242.
Pierpont's Discourse on the Cove-
nant with Judas, 52.
President's Daughters, The, 365.
Prison Discipline Society, Seven-
teenth Report of, 47.
Putnam's Discourse on Our Politi-
cal Idolatry, 372.
Putnam's Sermon at Ordination of
Rev. F. D. Huntington, 49.
Reflections in Retirement, 248.
Sargent's Cup of Blessing, 375.
School and the Schoolmaster, The,
239.
Sears's Sermon on Good Works,
245.
Social Hymn Book, The, 305.
Sunday School Singing Book, The,
Swett's Five Sermons, 367.
Thoughts on Spiritual Subjects,
from Fenelon, 119.
Ursuline Convent, Documents re-
lating to, 112.
Waite's Mary's Choice, 54.
Whately's Historic Doubts, 180.
Agricultural Mission, 254.
American Peace Society, 387.
American Unitarian Association,
393.
American Unitarian Association,
Council of, 412.
Anniversaries, The, 385.
Anniversary Week, 320.
Anti-Slavery Convention, New
England, 417.
Boston Quarterly Review, 60.
Breakfast and Fair at Roxbury, 381.
Cambridge Observatory, 382.
Christian Union, The, 318.
Church of the Disciples, 123.
Clerical Intelligence, 252.
Collation, The, 389.
Conference and Prayer Meeting,
408.
Congregational Charitable Society,
386.
Convention of Congregational Min-
isters, 409.
Death of Dr. Channing, Notices of
in Great Britain, 61.
Derby Lecture, 381.
Dudleian Lecture, 381.
Emancipation in Jamaica, W. I., 63.
Episcopal Church, 192.
Evangelical Missionary Society,
414.
Fanaticism among Us, 126.
Forefathers' Day, 57.
Foreign Intelligence, 127.
Fraternity of Churches, Benevo-
lent, 312.
Harvard University, 187.
Hewley's Charity, Lady, 255.
Irish Unitarians, 256.
Kingston, Mass., Ecclesiastical His-
tory of, 379.
Lord's Supper, Celebration of, 412.
Massachusetts Bible Society, 386.
Massachusetts Colonization Socie-
ty, 415.
Massachusetts Historical Society,
419.
Massachusetts Temperance Union,
418.
Middlesex Sunday School Associ-
ation, 380.
Millerism, 190.
Ministerial Conference, 397.
Missionary Committee, 251.
Missionary Movement, The, 57.
New Plan of Social Life, 58.
New Religious Paper, 125.
New York Anniversaries, 383.
Notice, 420.
Our Churches in New York, 316.
Prison Discipline Society, 414.
Protestant Sisters of Charity, 64.
Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, Piety and Charity,
389.
Society for the Promotion of The-
ological Education, 250.
Society for Propagating the Gos-
pel, 411.
Sunday School Society, 403.
Walker's Lectures, 192.
ORDINATIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. Andrew Bigelow-Danvers, Rev. Richard Pike-Dorchester,
Mass., 185.
Rev. A. M. Bridge-Standish, Me.,
182.
Rev. William O. Moseley-Scitu-
ate, Mass., 186.
Rev. John T. G. Nichols-Saco,
Me., 309.
Rev. Augustus R. Pope-Kings-
ton, Mass., 311.
Rev. Amos Smith-Boston, Mass.,
55.
Rev. John F. W. Ware-Fall Riv-
er, Mass., 377.
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