Duel, a sanguinary

236 Hall, bishop, select thoughts by 51
memoirs of

158

241

ibut

315

Dulwich Col ege, account of 7 Hammond, Dr. life of
Dyingchristian's address to a sexton?}[Harrison, Rev. I. account of
Earthquake at Naples
234 Hearne, Thomas, character of 189
Eastern manuscripts, valuable 318 Heathen, on the salvability of the 125
Eucharist, on the nature of the 64 Hell, on the descent into
Evangelical clergy, observations Herculaneum, account of the
MSS. of

on

-

Evans's sketch of religious deno-
minations, errors in
Evanson, Rev. E. account of
EXTRACTS. ccount of the So-
ciety for promoting Christian
Knowledge and Church Union
in the Diocese of St. David's,
47.-SelectThoughts by Bishop
Hall, 51- On the duty
and advantages of pastoral
Visits, by Mr. Clapham, 52,
122-On the Salvability of the
Heathen, 125.-Letter from
Dr. Christopher Putter, to Mr.
Viears, 196, 278.-Method of
Dovotion, by James Howel,
202 Letters from Sir Henry
Sidney to his son, 275, 358.---
On set Forms of Prayer, by
Joseph Mede, B. D. 284.-On
the Book of Psalms, particu-
larly the Version used in the
Common Prayer, by John
Johnson, 362, 440.

226

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257

186

9 Jews, on the restoration of the 120
- pretensions and expect

331

308

-

334 ations of the
437 John iii. 3, 5, 6, essay on
Johnson, Mr. S. on the Laodicean
state

165

164

255

J. on the Psalms 362,440
259 Josephus, obligations of Tacitus
449 to

326

their

his credulity

Journey of life
25 Justification, un

37

341
• 435

231
+ 331

64

Kempis, practical discourses of 11,105
237 Kennedy, Dr. account of
155 King's sermon, answer to

Kirwan, dean, account of

371,4 Knox, John, his intemperate eon-

duet

* 29

467

53

78

Guches, Rev. D. aécount of
Gaelic Dictionary, notice of a
Garden's Mr. letters to Abp.
Secker,
Garrand, Mrs. account of
Garrow, Rev. Mr. account of
Gentleman's Magazine, remarks
on the
Ghost, on the personality of the
387, 461
holy
304 Laodicean state, remarks on 255
Gloucester,duke of account ofthe 15 Laud, Archbishop, defence of - 316

Lay-preaching admonition against216 Oxford, visitation of

Leighton. Sir T. account of
Litchfield, stained window in the

205

-

-

158

-edition of the bible, errors.

in the

175

-bisbop of, his charge re-

231

viewed

226

-

306

P

Literary intelligence, 73, 155, 233, Papacy, on the deeline of the 143
333, 395 Parish clerks, on the condition of 228

Liturgy, ou alterations in the 267, 345 Parsons, Mr. on the Greek defini-

Ludlam Mr. on Divine Providence
-on Locke's paraphrase
-reply to,

Creed

-on future rewards and pu-

33

nishments

-

37

-his plan of scripture read-

ings

109

307

-review of his tracts

215

376

Mr. Daubeny, in answer

29

90 Pembroke, Earl, his visitation of
180 Oxford

-

Perron, Angretil du, account of: 158
390 Peter, St. on the character of
259 Peters, Mr. melancholy fate of
305 Pilgrim, the

Mark, St. and the conversion of 300 POETRY.-Dr. Trapp's address to
Marriage, on pubishing banns of 353
Mede, Mr. on forms of prayer 284
Methodism, on the leading errors
of

108

316

230

young persons, 69.-Ode on
Christ's crucifixion, 70.-Dy.
ing Christian's address to the
sexton, 71.-Night, 72-The
Rural Sabbath, 151.-In Ædem
Christi, apud Birminghamien-
ses, cui lapidem primum An-
gularem, &c. 229.-The Pil-
grim, written at an lun, by
Bishop Horne, 230. The jour-
ney of Life, 321. The Cot-
tager, 232.-Davidis in Sau-
lum and Jonathanum Thre-
nus, 307.-Translation of the
preceding paraphrase of Da-
vid's Lamentation. By Fran-
cis Fawkes, M. A. 308.-Dia-
logue on Contentment, by Dr.
Byrom, ibid -On laying the
foundation of the New Church
at Birmingham, 311.-Latin
Hymn for Christmas day, 389.
Translation of ditto, 390.-The
Magdalen, a tale, ibid.-OR /
the death of Lord Nelson, 392.
Polwhele's scriptural characters,

107

account of
Potter, Dr. on Arminianism, 196, 278
72 Prayer, on set forms of
Preaching, admonitions against lay-216
-on gospel
Providence, on Divine
224 Psalms, on the book of
Publications, monthly list

315, 397 Prophecy, on

Onslow's, Dr. visitation sermon
reviewed

Ouseley's, Mr.Oriental MSS, ac-

313

139, 206 Punishment, on future

-

284

60

379

29

362, 440
of, 73, 154

312, 394
37

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

The Letter of "Clericus Buxosus Dakiniensis," is inadmissible, We
do not conceive that the particular liberal instance related, warrants
such extraordinary encomiums on the sect therein mentioned.

Communications ofsuch a nature as that of " Viator," must be accom→
panied with real names and address.

Pudens, Ordinis Minoris, &c. &c. are under consideration.

ERRATA.

In the Magazine for October, p. 318, col. 1, line 33, for " Brooke,”
read "Rooke."

Ibid. col. 2, line 28, insert" His works are."

page 320, line 7, for Ecia," read "" Ecce."

November, p. 328, for "INNONATIONS," read "INNOVATIONS."

p. S95, 1.2, for "calestium" read " cœlestium."