say, Farewell for ever:' Oh! if the young and tender creature, almost in childhood, who bears this load of misery, had any sanctuary, however humble, however poor, however destitute of every earthly comfort, to fly to, where she could lay down her burden and rest awhile, and think upon God; she would be, comparatively, blessed indeed. But if excluded from this house of mercy, she has none. Surrounded by sin, in every variety of its most revolting forms-blasphemy, uproar, drunkenness and blood-there she must stay there a youthful female, so lately innocent and happy, against her will, and with a bleeding heart, must remain: there she must live in the midst of sin, if not by those sins which in her inmost soul she now abhors."
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ABBOTT'S Corner Stone, Review of,
169.
Accuracy of the Authorized Version
Act of Uniformity, 400. 605.
Africa, South, religion in, 286. 430.
America, North, religion in, 287.
America, Episcopal statistics of, 144.
American Churches, Visit to by Reed
and Matheson, Review of, 752.873.
Amsterdam, Observance of Sunday
in, 143.
Ashe, Rev. Isaac, Notes on the Book
of Revelation, notice of, 137.
Asia, Religion in, 287.
Association for Discountenancing
Vice, 652.
BARNES' Notes on the Gospels,
notice of, 62.
Berkely, Rev. Geo., Cork, Death of,
654.
Bible, on the Accuracy of the Au-
thorized Version of, 25; Demand
for in England, 67;-Desecration
of the, 65;-Medal Struck at
Berlin, in commemoration of its
Translation by Luther, 72.
Biblical Hermeneutics, by Professor
Seiler, Review of, 408. 548.
Biography, Scripture, on, 531.
Birmingham, Great Church Meeting
at, 209.
Bissland, Rev. T. Sermons, notice
of, 347.
Brown's Rev. John, Christian Jour-
nal, notice of, 281.
Burgh's Lectures on the Second
Advent, notice of, 60.
Bute, Marquis of, Generosity of the,
142.
CALENDAR Scripture, 796.
N. S. VOL. IV.
Canadas, Religion in the, 287.
Carlile Rev. James, on the Divine
Origin and Authority of the Holy
Scriptures, review of, 47.
Carey, Rev. Wm. Serampore, Death
of, 72; Sketch of his Life, 121.
Carne's Lives of Eminent Roman
Catholic Missionaries, review of,
737.
Carson on the Book of Esther,
notice of, 276.
Centenary Commemorations, 336.
Characters of Jehovah of the Jews,
and the Lord Jesus Christ, com-
pared, 148.
Charnock's Discourses on the Attri-
butes of God, 62. 346.
Christ Our Life, or the Scripture
Choir, the Christian, notice of, 206.
Testimony Concerning Immor-
tality, review of, 701. 767.
Christ, on the Priesthood of, 222.
Christ, Life of, Notice of, 870.
Christian Victory, a Sermon, by
Rev. W. Cleaver, 657.
Christian Obligations, a Sermon, by
the Rev. Henry Irwin, 577.
Christian, on the Distinguishing
Church and State, Present Position
Church Irish Bill, on the, 623;
of Described, notice of, 134.
Commission English, 202; Pre-
ferment, 69; the Present State
of, 79. 243; Patronage Sources
of, 357; Primitive of Malayala,
Memoir of, 324; Established
Home Mission Society, 498. 607.
642; On Prayer for the, 335.
668.
Church Reform, on Real and Vo-
luntary, 112, 237, 243.
Chronicles of Rabbi Joseph, Ben
Joshua, Ben Meir, Review of, 151.
Clarke, Rev. Adam, Life and Works,
review of, 609.
Clerical Munificence, 142.
Clerical Meetings at Dublin, Account
of, 352.
Cloyne, Bishop of, Death, 728.
College Chapel, Dublin, on Public
Worship in the, 311.
Coleridge's Table Talk, review of, 472.
Committee of Public Instruction,
Report of the, 653.
Continental Society Meeting, 356.
Convent, Six Months' Residence in
a, Notice of, 799.
Cotton's, Archdeacon, Letter on the
present circumstances of the Es-
tablished Church, review of, 260,
352.
Cowper's Life, notice of, 61.
Critical Essay on Matthew xvi.,
117, 190; on Josiah xi., 241; on
Romans ix., 315; on Josiah v.
and John iii., 537; on Genesis XV.,
539.
CRITICAL NOTICES-Burgh's Lec-
tures on the Second Advent, 60;
A Sailor's Retrospect, 61; Life of
Cowper, ib.; The Picture Testa-
ment for the Young, ib.; Hayden's
Sermon at Derry Cathedral, ib.;
Charnock's Discourse on the At-
tributes of God, 62, 346; Barnes'
Notes on the Gospels; 62; The
Kingdom of God and his Righte-
ousness, ib.; Gospel of John, for
the Use of the Blind, by Gall,
134; The Present Position of
Church and State Described, 134;
Home Happiness, 135; Villeroi,
or Religion Founded on Principle,
135; Ashe's notes on the Book of
Revelation 137; Family Prayers ib.
The Anxious Inquirer, by James,
203; Osburne's Doctrinal Errors
of the Apostolical and Early
Fathers, 204; Anecdotes for the
Young, 204; Mount Pisgah, or a
Prospect of Heaven, 205; Smith's
Summary View of the Writings of
the Prophets, ib.; Hyacinthe, or
the Contrast, ib.; The Christian
Choir, 206; Carson on the Book
Esther, 276; Morrison's Medita-
tions, 280; Brown's Christian
Journal, 281; Watson's Upright
Man's Character and Crown, ib.;
Rev. H. White's Meditations and
Addresses on Prayer, 281; Nolan's
Reasons for Leaving the Church of
Rome, 346; Rev. Thomas Biss-
land's Sermons, 347; Rev. James
Spencer Knox's Sermons on He-
brews,348; Parental Responsibility,
349; Wilk's Memoir of the Rev.
Basil Wood, M. A. 850; Pike's
Religion and Eternal Life, ib.;
Scripture Characters in Verse, ib.;
Very Little Tales, ib.; The Scrip-
tural Unity of the Protestant
Churches, 424; Maynooth in 1834,
by E. F. O'Beirne, 651; Burnet's
Sermon on the Difficulties and
Supports of the Christian Ministry,
652; The Psaltery, 798; Six
Months' Residence in a Convent,
799; Wilks' Rosebuds Rescued,
800; Ware's Scenes and Charac-
ters, 864; The Sceptic, ib.; Mac-
laurin's Select Works, 865; Tri-
centenary Sermons 866; The
Earth and its Phenomena, ib.;
Newton's Memoirs, 868;
tracts on Prophecy, ib.; The Sha-
dow, ib.; Ordnance Survey of the
County of Londonderry, 869; Life
of Christ. 870; Piety and Pa-
triotism, ib.; Kelly's Practical
Sermons, 870.
EDUCATION, Board of National,
Defence by Dr. Sadleir, review of,
681.
England, State of Religion in, 374.
Esprit de Corps, on the, 590.
Exeter Hall, Great Meetings at,
503, 557.
FAITH, on, and Dependence on God,
407.
Family Prayers, notice of, 137.
Ferns, Bishop, Death of the, 614.
Fox-hunting, on, 19.
France, Religion in, 69, 284.
GENESIS, XV. 30, Remarks on, 539.
Gentleman, on the term of, 16.
Geology, Connection Between, and
the Mosaic History of the Cre-
ation, 670,
God's Character Vindicated, by the
Sufferings of Christ, 734.
Gospels, Harmony of the Four, in
Irish, notice of, 799.
Grace, on Habits Consistent with
the State of, 735.
Indecision in Spirituals, a Sermon, 73.
Index Expurgatorius, on the Want
of, 104, 235, 247, 319.
Influence of Habit and Desire of
Novelty, on the Connection be-
tween, 226.
Inglis's Journey Through Ireland, in
1834, review of, 27.
Intercessory Prayer, on, by Rev
Hugh White, 505.
Ireland, Criminal Offenders in, 872.
Ireland, Moore's History of, review
of, 379, 483.
Irish Church Bill, on the, 623.
Irving, Rev. Edward, Death of, 67.
Irvingism in Ireland, 516.
JAMAICA, Advancement of Religion
in, 211, 432.
James' Anxious Inquirer after Sal-
vation, notice of, 203.
Jews, State of the, in the Age of
the Crusades, 151.
John, Gospel by, for the Use of the
Blind, by Mr. James Gall, notice
of, 134.
John, iii. 16, 17, Remarks on, 537.
HALL, Rev. Gordon, Memoir of the Josiah, xi. 7, Critical Essay on,
Church Missionary Society, 357.
Hill, Rev. M. Berhampore, Extracts
from his Journal, 213.
Holiness, Necessity and Advantages
of, a Sermon, 289.
Home Happiness, or Three Weeks
in Snow, notice of, 135.
Home Mission Society, Established
Church, 498-607-642.
KELLY'S Practical Sermons, Notice
of, 870.
Kingdom the, of God, a Sermon,
by Mr. Woodward, 7.
Knox, Rev. Jas. Spencer, Sermons
notice of, 348.
LIFE of late Rev. William Carey, of
Serampore, 121.
Lecturing on, in School-houses, 273,
343, 400.
Llandaff Bishop of, Generosity of
the, 142.
Loan Funds, Benefit of, 207.
Love and Gratitude, on, 591.
Lyons, Evangelical Church at, Ap-
peal on Behalf of, 101, 295.
MAC HALE'S, Dr. Letter to the Duke
of Wellington, 140.
Howell's Sermons, Extracts from, Maclaurin, Rev. John, Select Works,
584.
Hyacinthe, or the Contrast, notice Malayala, Memoir of the Primitive
of, 205.
IMITATION, Works of, on the Final
Cause of the Pleasure Derived
from, 147.
Mandeville's, Viscount, Horæ He-
braciæ, review of, 923.
Matthew, xvi. 16-19, Gritical Essay
on, 117, 190.
Maynooth in 1834, by E. F.
O'Beirne, notice of, 651.
McGhee, Rev. Robert, Episcopal
and Clerical Duty Considered, in
a Letter to the Bishop of Down
and Connor, notice of, 498.
Moore's History of Ireland, review
of, 379, 483.
Morrison, Rev. John, Meditations,
notice of, 280.
Morrison, Rev. Robt. China, Death
of, 214.
Motives to Repentance, a Sermon,
by the Rev. H. Woodward, 542.
Mount Pisgah, or, a Prospect of
Heaven, notice of, 205.
NATURAL Character, on the Power
of, in the Regenerate, 585.
Negroes, Emancipation of the, 212.
Newton, Rev. John, Memoirs of,
notice of, 868.
Nolan, Rev. J. L. Reasons for
Leaving the Church of Rome,
notice of, 346.
O'FLYNN'S Present State of the
Irish Poor, review of, 418.
Ordinations, 64, 142, 283.
Ordnance Survey of the County of
Londonderry, notice of, 869.
Osburne's Doctrinal Errors of the
Fathers, notice of, 204.
PARENTAL Responsibility, Notice of,
349.
Paris, Education of the Poor in, 143.
Patronage, Church, Sources of, 357.
On the same, 916.
Perfection on, 18,
Picture Testament, notice of 51.
Piety and Patriotism, notice of, 870.
Poor, Present State of the Irish, by
J. O'Flynn, review of, 418.
Popish Dignitaries, 872.
Prayer, Extempore, 400-605; for
the Church, 335-668.
Pride, on, a Sermon, by Rev. Henry
Woodward, 729.
Proof that man was formed for
Happiness, 17.
Prophecy, Extracts on, notice of, 868.
Prophetical Meetings, 639.
Prophets, View of the Writings of,
by Rev. John Smith, Notice of,
205.
Protestant Church, Outrage of a,
208.
Protestant Churches, Scriptural
Unity of the, Notice of, 424.
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States, 358.
Protestant Expurgatory Index, on
the Want of a, 104-235 242-319.
Psaltery, a Collection of Psalm and
Hymn Tunes, Notice of, 798.
READING, on giving Attendance to,
233.
Regenerate, on the Power of Natu-
ral Character remaining in the,
Religion, State of, in England, 374;
What is it? a Sermon, by Rev. H.
Woodward, 433.
Religious Intelligence, 63-138-207-
282-351-428-503-652-871.
Repentance, on Death-bed, 551-631
714.
REVIEW of Inglis' Journey through
Ireland in 1834, 27; of Carlile's
Letters on the Divine Origin and
Authority of the Holy Scriptures,
47; of Life and Character of Ger-
hard Tersteegen, 106; of Chroni- •
cles of Rabbi Joseph Ben Joshua,
Ben Meir, 151; of the Corner
Stone, by Jacob Abbott, 169; of
the Life and Times of the Rev.
Isaac Watts, 181; of Watt's
Hora Lyricæ, ib.; of Memoir of
the Rev. Gordon Hall, 199; of
Fiat Justitia, Archdeacon Cotton's
Letter to Sir H. Hardinge on the
present circumstances of the Esta-
blished Church, 260; of Mend-
ham's Memoirs of the Council of
Trent, 337; of Moores History
of Ireland, 379, 483; of Professor
Seiler's Bibical Hermeneutics, 408;
of O'Flynn's present State of the
Irish Poor, 418; of Life of the
Rev. Henry Venn, 441; of Cole-
ridge's Table Talk, 472; of
Claims of the Teachers from Lon-
don to be received as sent from
God, 516; of Dickinson on Church
Reform, 593; of Archdeacon Rus-
sel's Thoughts on the State of the
Established Church, ib. ; of Adam
Clarke's Life and Works, 609; of
Dr. Sadlier's Defence of the Na-
tional Schools of Ireland, 681-855;
of Rev. James Will's Letters on
the Philosophy of unbelief, 692;
of Christ our Life, or the Scrip-
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