Alison's Europe [History of Europe from 1815
to 1852], 174-199. The historical method,
174. Alison's characteristics, 175. Political
economy, 177. Religious persecution, 178,
179. Alison's views of British literature, &c.
181; superficial and vague, 182-194; his
criticism of art, 194-199.

Apostolical Constitutions, the [Platt's Ethiopic

Didascalia, &c. Tattam's Apostolical Con-
stitutions, &c.], 253-309. Recent investi-
gations on the Apostolical Constitutions, 253,
254; what they are, 254; whether apostolic,
255. Pearson, Whiston, Grabe, 255-259.
Vindication of Hippolytus, 260. What is the
original form of these documents, 260-277.
What the authority of the different portions,
277-280. The Syriac Version, 280, 281. The
Coptic, 282-285. The Ethiopic, 286, 287.
The Arabic, 288. The Dua Viæ, 289-296.
Constitutions of Hippolytus, 297-304. The
Didascalia of the Apostles, 305, 306. Conclu-
sion, 307-309.

Arnold's Poems [Poems by Matthew Arnold],
310-333. Arnold influenced by contempo-
raries, 310; and predecessors, 311; by Words-
worth, Tennyson, Coleridge, 312-314. His
choice of classical epithets and language, 315.
His poetical theory, 316-321; illustrated by
extracts, 322-333.

Associated Labour and Industrial Relations
[Publications on Social Science; Christian
Socialism, &c.], 457-491. Present position
of Political Science, 458-461. Voluntary
Association, 461, sqq.; in Holland, 470. Ex-
pansion of Friendly Societies Act, 473. St.
André, 472-479. Working Men's Associa-
tions, 479. Cooperative reformation, 480.
Emigration, 481. General suggestions, 482-

491.

NO. LXXXIV.-N. S.

C.

Census, the [Population Tables, &c. Census of
1851, 1-37. Political economy and over-
population, 1. Senior, 2. Malthus, 3. The
preventive check, &c. 4-6. Present aspect
of the subject, 7. Statistics, 8, 9. The popu-
lation returns, 10, 11; the enumerators, 12.
General results of the Census, 13-37.
Census, the Religious, &c. [Census of 1851.
Report and Tables of Religious Worship, &c.]
378-412. Unreliable character of the re-
turns, 378, 379. Sunday Schools, 380. Pre-
face to the Tables, 381. Number of sects, &c.
382. Religious history of Great Britain,
383-386. Recent progress of the Church,
386. General and particular aspects, 386

-412.

Counter Theory, the [Answer to Newman on
Development], 492-513. Use of theory, 492.
Newman's Essay, 493. Anticipations of the
present writer's view, 494; his own syllabus
of it, 496, 497. Process of Mr. Newman's
mind, 499. Scriptural analogies, 500. Is the
Church coterminous with its visible organ-
isation? 501. Intimations of the present
state of things from Jewish Church History,
&c. 502-513.

G.

Gray's Letters [Correspondence between Gray
and Mason], 413-456. The poet's mission,
413, 414. Gray's evidence to his own age,
415. Gray as a man, 416. His correspon-
dence, 417; how tampered with, 418. Gray's
character, 419; his life, 420-423; his inter-
course with Mason, 424; various illustrations
of his life, general character and poetry,
425-456.

M M

L.

Liguori, S. Alphonso, on Truthfulness [Theo-
logia Moralis, &c.], 38-87. Presumed
sanctity of the Roman communion, 38; how
dispelled, 39; Liguori, 40. Amphibology,
41; its principles, 42-50; its application,
51-66. Treatise on Equivocation, 67-74;
contrasted with S. Augustine De Mendacio,
75-78. Bishop Sanderson, 78-83; and Holy
Scripture, 84-86; practical application, 87.
Loretto, the Holy House of [Histoire Critique
de Lorette, &c. Par M. Caillau, &c.], 334-
377. Peculiar necessity of Roman Catholics
accepting the extravagancies of their system,
334. Sense of infallibility and authority, 335
-338. The House of Loretto, 339. Caillau
and Rohrbacher, 380; alleged patristic and
ancient authorities, 341-353. Phocas, 355.
Benedict XIV. 359. History and progress
of the legend, 360-377.

M.

Maurice, Professor [Theological Essays, &c.]
200-243. General philosophical character

of the writer's speculations, 201; on Con-
science, 202; on Bishop Butler's views, 203
-213; on the Atonement, 214-220; on the
Eternity of Punishment, 221-240. Post-
script, 242, 243.

N.

Nicæa, Council of [Bishop Kaye on the Council
of Nicæa, &c.], 125-173. Character of the
work, 125; well timed, 126. Sketch of the
Arian controversy, and life and labours of S.
Athanasius, 127-173.

P.

Pulpit, the French [The Preacher and the
King, &c.] 88-124. Unreal character of the
work, 88, 89. Its Plot, 90, 91. Character of
the French pulpit, 92-96. Bossuet, 96-
100. Bourdaloue, 100-104. Massillon, 104-
107. Contrasted, 107-114. Sermons in gene-
ral, and need of improvement, 115–124.

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