Daniel, Prof. Stuart's Commentary
on the Book of, reviewed 368–376
-The 70 Weeks of, 371 - Mean-
ing of Chap. xii. 1–3, 373 — Gen-
uineness of the Book, 375.
Dixon, W. H., his Life of W. Penn,
141.
Du Cange, his Latin Glossary, no-
ticed, 448.
Catholic Defence Association, 469.
Celestial Mechanism, 246–250.
Chase, Thomas, his Cicero on the
Immortality of the Soul, 455.
Christ of the Jews, The, Exposition
of the Results of German Criticism
concerning the Nature and Func-
tions of the Messiah, Article on,
161-185-Jewish Conception of,
165-168 Views of Early Chris-
tians, 167 Gospel of Matthew, Esdaile, Dr. James, Operations by
4TH S. VOL. XVI. NO. III.
E.
Ecstasis by Animal Magnetism, 415.
Education, A Theory of, 77-80—
Physical, 83-86.
Mesmerism in India, with Exam-Hicks, Elias, and the Hicksite Qua-
ples, 395, 423 – 425.
Euphranor, A Dialogue on Youth,
with Extracts, 75-88.
F.
Fabens, J. W., his Camel Hunt, no-
ticed, 464.
Farley, Rev. S., Discourses and Es-
says by, noticed, 458.
Forman, Capt., his Theory of the
Tides, 210.
Forshall, Rev. J., his Edition of Wyc-
liffe's Bible, 53.
France and England, their Treat-
ment of the North American Indi-
ans, 355.
French War, the Old, in America,
377.
Gannett, Rev. T. B., Obituary of, 160.
Gentile Views of Christ, 183.
Geometry, Scepticism as to Princi-
ples of, 217.
German Biblical Criticism, Results
of, 163.
Germans in America, Article on the,
350 359 Number of, in the
United States, 351 Their Char-
acteristics, 353-Politics, 355
Religion, 357-Prospects of, 359.
Gillespie, W. M, his Translation of
Comte's Philosophy of Mathemat-
ics, 145.
Government, Divine Source of, 43.
Gravitation, Scepticism as to the
Law of, 219.
Greg, W. R., his Creed of Christen-
dom, noticed, 135 - 138.
Gregory, Dr. W., his Letters on Ani-
mal Magnetism, reviewed,with Ex-
tracts, 395-435.
Grey, Maria G., on the Self-Culture
of Women, reviewed, with Ex-
tracts, 185-194.
Grove, W. R., a Work by, noticed,
210.
Meadville Divinity School, 316.
Mechanism, Celestial, Ancient and
Modern Views of, 246-250.
Miller, Hugh, his First Impressions
of England, noticed, 145. his
Scenes and Legends of Scotland,
noticed, 458.
Mills, Abraham, his Literature of
Great Britain, noticed, 459.
Ministerial Conference, 156 - Rev.
F. H. Hedge's Address before,
112 - 134 Debate on Fugitive
Slave Law, 156-159.
Ministers, Convention of Massachu-
setts Congregational, 155.
Money Transactions, Ancient, Arti-
cle on, 266-275.
Montgomery, Robert, 295.
Mosheim, Dr. J. L., his Historical
Christian Commentaries, 447.
Mummies used as Pledges in Egypt,
ures of, 391 - 393.
Popery, Extension of, 115
Church Spirit, 123 its Devout-
ness, 125 its Defects, 127.
Proctor, Mr. See Cornwall.
Protestantism, Reaction from, 113-
Strength of, 129.
Purvey's Prologue to Wycliffe's Bi-
ble, 57.
Reflections, 251-266.
Religion in a State, 207.
Reynolds, W., his "Our Campaign,"
noticed, 463.
Robinson, Prof., his Edition of Butt-
mann's Greek Grammer, noticed,
138.
Rückert, Friedrich, his Poems, re-
viewed, with Extracts, his Life and
Genius, Article on, 435-445.
Sadler, Dr. Thomas, his Closet Pray-
er, noticed, 146 - his Silent Pas-
tor, noticed, 309.
Scepticism in Science, Article upon,
209-250 Illustrations of, from
recent Works, with Extracts. The
Tides, 213 Kinematics, 215
Geometry, 217-Gravitation, 219
Hydrostatics, 223 - Centrifugal
Force, 235 Summary, 240–250.
Schaff, Philipp, his Deutsche Kir- Unitarianism, its Position and Work
in Christendom, 131 - 134.
Schmitz, Dr. L., his History of Greece,
noticed, 145.
Science, Scepticism in, Article on,
209 - 250 - True Science, 243-
Note on, 445.
Shirreff, Emily, on the Self-Culture
of Women, reviewed, with Ex-
tracts, 165-194.
Sibley, J. L., his History of the Town
of Union, noticed, 451.
Slavery and the Slave Trade, Views
of Elias Hicks on, 330-333.
Sleep, Magnetic, Phenomena of, 403.
Smith, Seba, his New Elements of
Geometry, 210.
Women, Self-Culture of, Article on,
185-194 Influence of, 187
Studies of, 191 - Religion of, 193.
Woodley, William, a Work by, no-
ticed, 210.
Smythies, J. K., a Work by, noticed, Woods, Rev. Dr. L., his Works, re-
Squier, E. G., on the Serpent Sym-
bol, 140.
State, The, and Statemanship, Essay
on, 36-53.
Sterling, John, Carlyle's Life of, 461.
Stowe, Rev. Dr. C. E., on the Phi-
losophy of Salvation, 141.
Stuart, Prof., his Commentary on
Daniel, reviewed, with Extracts,
368-376.
Sunday School Society, Anniversa-
ry of, 155.
Union, Sibley's History of the Town
of, noticed, 451.
Unitarian Association, American,
Anniversary of, 151 - 154.
viewed, 1-36— his Qualifications
and Experience, 3 Devotional
Tone, 5- Severity of his Creed, 7
Treatment of Opponents, 9 -
Works, 11 Estimate of them,
13-15 Views of Election, 16 -
of the Trinity, 17-21 — of Moral
Agency, 22-24 of Necessity,
27 of Human Inability, 29
of Depravity, 31 Controversy
with Dr. Ware, 33.
Wordsworth, William, his Memoirs
by Dr. Christopher W., reviewed,
with Extracts from his Poems, 275
-298 his Youth and Education,
277
his
-a Revolutionist, 279 —
Wife and Sister, 281- his Mind,
283 - Style, 285 Imagination,
287 Subjects, 289–294 — Ear-
ly Unpopularity, 297.
Wortley, Lady Mary, her Travels
in the United States, 308.
Wycliffe, John, and the First Eng-
fish Bible, Article on, 53-75 —
its Editors, 54-56 Specimens
from Wycliffe's Work, 59, 60
Manuscripts of, 61 - his Life, 63
Opposition to Rome, 65-De-
fence, 66-69 Pioneer of Refor-
mation, 69- Injustice of English
Historians towards him, 71–73 —
The Wycliffe Society, 74.
Young, Rev. Dr. A., Discourse by,
noticed, 149.
Unitarian Autumnal Convention at Young, Augustus, a Work by, no-
Unitarian Society, London District, Youth, a Dialogue on, reviewed, 75-
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