RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, continued.
niversaries in Paris, 812-Evangelical
Church of Lyons, 1128-Arbitrary expulsion
from the kingdom on account of religion,
1233-M. Fisch, and the Canon Cattet, 1235
-An illegal Association! 1235

Germany. Letters from M. Czerski, 398-Fla-
grant Romish imposture, 919-Extracts
from Dr. Pinkerton's annual statement, 920
Great Britain. Address of the Provisional
Committee of the proposed Evangelical
Alliance, 84-Bequests to the Wesleyan
Missionary Society, 187-Proposed Evan-
gelical Alliance, 300-Statistics of the Ro-
man Catholic Church in Great Britain, 302
-Methodist fast-day, 304, 611, 1024-Dis-
sensions among the Jews in London, 398-
Extract from the Minutes of the Wesleyan
Conference, 908-Resolutions of the Evan-
gelical Alliance, 1013-Opening of a chapel
at Cookham, 1016-Czerski, and his recep-
tion, 1016-Launch of the Wesleyan Mis-
sionary ship, the "John Wesley," 1127
Italy. Death of Pope Gregory XVI., 720-
Earthquakes and idolatry, 1129

Madeira. Popish outrages on British Pro-
testants, 1237

Malta. A new argument for Papal supremacy,

Sanctification referred to, 718, 849, 959, 1074.
See also Scriptural Essays, No. XII.
Scarborough, historic notice of, 249
Schlegel, letter from, to the Duchess de Broglie,
1098

Scriptural Essays. No. XI. The present adop-
tion of the believer, and the Spirit's witness to
it, 344, 433, 549, 641: addendum, 1185-No.
XII. Entire sanctification, 849, 959, 1074, 1170
SERMONS.

A Charge, delivered at the Ordination of thir-

teen Ministers, by the Rev. J. Stanley, 1057
A Woman that feared the Lord: on the death
of Mrs. Gaulter, by Dr. Alder, 9

An Israelite indeed: by Dr. Thomancler :
translated from the Swedish, 1161
Domestic Worship, by the Rev. W. W. Stamp,
329

Paul's Appeal and Agrippa's Confession, by
the Rev. J. Binns, 953

Slavery, Mr. Wesley's opposition to, 151-work
on, noticed, 715

Socinianism and infidelity, leaning towards, by
political Liberals, 281, 387-work on, noticed,
605

Spirit, the fruit of the, 978

Spirit of the Times, the: III. Recent legislation;
Maynooth, and the prospective endowment of
the Papacy, 33, 121, 230, 352, 442
Stations of the Wesleyan Ministers, 889
Staunton, Dr., plain and practical preaching of,
449

Sunday-schools, rise of, 561

Swedish hymn, a, 654

Switzerland, injurious effects of Popery on, 357

TEXTS ILLUSTRATED. See also Hora Bib-
licæ.

Genesis xxxiii. 20....329
Numbers vi. 24-27....348
Psalm lxiii.....648
Proverbs xxxi. 30....9
Isaiah vi. 1-8....537

Matthew v. 1, 21....802, 803

Matthew vi. 1....803

Matthew xi. 17, 27; xii. 20; xvii. 24; xviii.
24; xxiii. 35....805, 806
Matthew xxv. 13....806
Matthew xxviii. 17....807
John i. 47....1161
John xiv. 21-23....1174
Acts xx. 24....1057

Acts xxvi. 27-29....953

Romans ii. 15; viii. 16; ix. 1; Hebrews ii. 3,

4; Revelation xxii. 18....552

Romans viii. 15-17....344, 433, 549, 641
Romans viii. 26....555

1 Corinthians ii. 2....1164
Colossians i. 9-12....745

1 Thessalonians v. 23, 24....849, 959, 1074,
1170

1 Peter i. 22-25; ii. 1-5; Acts xv. 9....435,
436

Thornton, Mr. Henry, mentioned, 153
Tourists, a hint to, 248

Treffry, Rev. R., observations by, on affliction,

568

Union, Christian, the character of, 454-remarks
on, 790

Useful Knowledge Society, principles and publi-
cations of the, 391

VARIETIES.

A bridge of monkeys, 927
A brutal Commander, 505
A disagreeable intruder, 928
Adventure with an alligator, 1024
Alpine echo, 1133

A medical case in Damascus, 721
Anecdote of the Peninsular war, 406
Antidote and tests for oxalic acid, 93
A Pope's reason for Latin service, 305
A religious ceremony!-so called, 195
A review, 1026

A sea-horror, 504
Bird-nesting, 928

VARIETIES, continued.

Burial-place of a savage Chief, 1240
Caoutchouc as a remedy for toothache, 1026
Copyright of sermons, 503
Corns, 304

Cromwell, death of, 505

Dainty dish of the Prairie Indians, 612
Deaths among the aristocracy, 195
Dr. Johnson, 822

Druidical monuments, 1024

English patronage of composers, &c., 503
Extraordinary mode of climbing trees, 613
Fare of English nobles in the 16th century, 1133
French judgment of the English, 504
Gigantic trees, 927

Harvey's picture of the first reading of the
Bible in St. Paul's, 195

Howard's resolution of mind, 612
Incident in the late war, 822

Interior of a harem at Damascus, 92
International copyright, 927

Liability of the Clergy to the income-tax, 196
Mental control, 1026
Napoleon, 1025

Old signs, 196

Peculiarities of the author of the "Wealth of
Nations," 1239

Petrified forest near Cairo, 1025
Phosphorescent insects, 1240

Pope Pius VII. at chapel, 304

Prayers for the conversion of England, 93
Preservation of food, 1025
Prison amusement, 927
"Put down that novel," 721
Romish Missionaries in London, 721
Russian cruelty towards the Jews, 196
Schoolboys, 1134

Singular, if true: animal suicides, 407
Sir Joseph Banks and Dr. Solander, 821
Spanish incredulity respecting British improve-
ments, 505

The Emperor of Russia at Rome, 196

The English in Italy, 406
The English mob, 505

VARIETIES, continued.

The fate of a gambler, 305
The late Princess Borghese, 196
The organs of perspiration, 304
The upas-tree, 1134

The wearing of the hair, 612

Value of regular employment, 721

Vaudois, tour among the, 598. See also RELI-
GIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Wallace, Rev. James, narrative of the peril and
preservation of, 971

Watson, Rev. R., recollections of, 767
Wesley, Rev. Charles, mentioned, 43, 44, 45,
151, 361, 1089

Wesley, Rev. John, efforts of, to promote Chris-
tian union, 43-Horace Walpole's description
of, 44-Mission of, to Georgia, 240-notice of,
as a medical adviser, 359-labours of, in the
cause of education, 450-scheme of female
study suggested by, 452-high expectations of,
from Sunday-schools, 562-quoted, on the wit-
ness of the Spirit, 558, 560; on the moral law,
965--preaching in the Gwennap amphitheatre,
an engraving of, noticed, 1126-mentioned, 28,
29, 641, 653

Wesley Papers. Nos. VIII., X., XII. Letters
from the Rev. Samuel Wesley, sen., to his
eldest son, Samuel, 49, 251, 575-No. IX. The
late W. Wilberforce, Esq., and the Wesleys,
150-Nos. XI., XIII., XIV., XV., XVII.
Letters from Mrs. Susanna Wesley, to her eld-
est son, Samuel, 459, 665, 769, 870, 1087-No.
XVI. Medicines for moral maladies, 981-No.
XVIII. Fragment of a letter to Lady Cox,
from the Rev. J. Wesley, 1088-No. XIX.
Female correspondents, 1188

Wilberforce, William, Esq., assistance rendered
by, to the widow of the Rev. C. Wesley, 150-
letter to, from the Rev. J. Wesley, on the
slave-trade, 152

Zwingle, death of, 593

MEMOIRS, continued.

Thorley, Mrs., by the Rev. A.
Strachan, 1041

Walker, Mr. John, by the
Rev. W. Lindley, 313
Walker, Mrs., by the Rev. J.
Brown, 1145

Weir, Rev. Alexander, 1

OBITUARY.

Pepper, Mrs., 93

RECENT DEATHS.
Abbey, Mrs., 506
Adcock, Mrs., 1135
Alger, Mr. Joseph A., 932
Allen, Sarah, 94
Allison, Mrs., 1027
Andrews, Mr. John, 1030
Archer, Mrs., 409
Atkin, Mrs., 198

Austen, Mrs., 94

Baker, Mrs., 514
Baker, Rev. John, 96
Bale, Mrs. Elizabeth, 307
Bale, Mrs. Jane, 614

Ballard, Mr. Thomas, 723
Barnaby, Mr. Joseph, 1134
Barton, Mr. George, 514
Bashforth, Mrs., 307
Bate, Mrs., 200
Bateson, Miss, 512
Bawden, Mr. James, 94
Beck, Miss, 1029
Beck, Mrs., 198
Bennett, Mrs. Faith, 510
Bennett, Mrs. Martha, 408
Berry, Mr. Robert, 512
Bewsher, Mr. Thomas, 1032
Beynon, Mr. David, 1034
Billinge, Mr. John, 507
Biltclieffe, Mr. G., 510
Birch, Miss, 408

Birch, Mrs., 823

Blackwell, Mr. Thomas, 722
Bland, Mr. John, 723
Bland, Mrs., 407
Blomfield, Mr. James, 1029
Boinville, Madame de, 307
Bond, Mrs., 199

Booth, Mr. Reuben, 724
Boothby, Mrs., 1034
Bowerman, Mr. William, 408
Bown, Mrs., 1031
Bradley, Mr. Ralph, 615
Brayshay, Mr. Thomas, 507
Brightman, Mr. Thomas, 509
Brittan, Mr. Benjamin, 199
Britton, Mrs., 1243
Brogden, Mrs., 510
Brown, Mr. James, 1028
Brown, Mrs. Dorothy, 722
Brown, Mrs. Elizabeth, 1135
Budrey, Mr. John, 198
Burgess, Rev. John, 96

Burry, Mrs., 509

Bush, Mr. Elijah, 199
Butters, Mr. Virlot, 513
Butterworth, B., Esq., 1034
Byng, Mr. William, 1033
Caldecott, Mr. Joseph, 508
Calloway, Mr. William, 1241

RECENT

DEATHS, con-

tinued.
Candler, Mrs., 513
Carle, Mr. Joseph, 512
Carter, Mr. Marmaduke, 824
Cave, Mrs., 511

Cawood, Mr. Thomas, 723
Channon, Mrs., 614
Chapman, Mary C., 307
Chapman, Miss Helen, 511
Chapman, Mrs., 1135
Charles, Mr. Isaac, 407
Chubb, Mr. Charles, 930
Churches, Mr. John, 930
Clayton, Elizabeth, 197
Cleverton, Ann, 1028
Coghlan, Mrs., 724
Cole, Mr. Robert, 198
Constable, Rev. W., 96
Cooke, Mr. John, 1029
Cooksey, Mrs., 614
Cookson, Mr. W., 306
Cooper, Mr. Thomas, 1034
Cowan, Mr. James, 508
Cranswick, Mrs., 1030
Creeber, Mrs., 198
Curtis, Mr. Edward, 1029
Cussons, Mr. George, 510
Dalby, Mr. Joseph, 1242
Dale, Mr. John, 96
Dart, Mr. Henry, 408
Dash, Miss M., 511
Davies, Rev. John, 199
Davis, Mrs., 723
Dearlove, Mrs., 506
Denham, Miss, 513
Digby, Mr. Leonard, 513
Disney, Miss M., 825
Dolman, Mr. William, 615
Donnell, Mr. James, 1033
Dove, Mr. Thomas, 825
Eayes, Mr. John, 508
Elliott, Mr. John, 1032
Ellis, Miss Louisa, 614
Elworthy, Mr. Henry, 1031
Errington, Mrs., 198
Etherton, Mrs., 1135
Evans, Mr. John V., 94
Evans, Mrs., 1033
Exell, Mr. Samuel, 96
Faulkner, Elizabeth, 1035
Fernley, Mr. J. Dyson, 1241
Findlay, Rev. George, 722
Firth, Mr. William, 509
Fisher, Mrs., 510
Fordred, Mr. John, 1035
Foster, Mr. Thomas, 1027
Fournes, Mrs., 514
Fowkes, Mr. Henry, 200
Fox, Mr. Richard, 307
Frankish, Mrs., 507
Frederick, Susanna, 931
French, Mr. William, 307
Fulljames, Mrs., 95
Gibson, Mr. John, 823
Gill, Mrs., 824

Gloyne, Rev. Charles, 199
Graham, Rev. Thomas, 95
Green, Mr., 512
Greenwood, Mrs., 1243
Gregory, Mr. Ralph, 514
Griffith, Mr. James, 306

RECENT DEATHS, con-

tinued.

Griffith, Rev. John, 409

Grindrod, Mrs., 199

Gurr, Mrs., 506

Hackford, Mrs., 507
Haigh, Mrs., 1032
Haine, Mrs., 95
Hall, Mrs., 514

Hall, Mrs. Sarah, 931
Hallow, Mrs., 1028.
Hambly, Mr. William, 724
Hankey, Mrs., 409

Hardwick, Miss Sarah, 198
Harlow, Mrs., 512
Harper, Mr. William, 1033
Harrison, Mrs., 510
Hart, Mr. William, 509
Hatton, Mrs., 507
Hayes, Mr. Thomas, 1032
Hayman, Mrs., 1242
Hetherington, Mrs., 306
Hickman, Rev. Henry, 513
Higgs, Mrs., 407

Highton, Mr. William, 1035
Hill, Mrs., 614

Hind, Mrs., 1135

Hitchens, Cordelia, 929

Holden, Mrs., 824

Holland, Mr. Joseph, 506

Hollis, Mrs., 723

Holtby, Mr. David, 508

Hook, Mrs., 305

Hopewell, Mrs., 199

Howard, Mr. Sebyas, 615
Howard, Mrs., 724
Huddart, Miss Isabella, 823
Hughes, Mrs., 824
Jackson, John, Esq., 1034
Jackson, Mr. Benjamin, 1029
Jones, Mrs., 931
Jose, Mrs., 512

Jowers, Mr. J., 308
Kemp, Mr. James, 509
Kerr, Rev. Thomas, 616
Keys, Mrs., 514
Kidd, Rev. William, 409
King, Mrs., 1134
Kingston, Miss Anne, 932
Knapp, Mrs., 409
Lamplough, Mr. Robert, 507
Lane, Mrs., 823
Laws, Mrs., 1241
Lea, Mr. George, 929
Leach, Rev. William, 1136
Lindsay, Mr. Andrew, 615
Littlejohns, Mr. C., 1028
Lockyer, Mrs., 507
Lomas, Miss Mary, 511
Love, Mrs., 1135

Lucas, Miss Henrietta, 615
Luck, Mr. James, 615

Lyddon, Mr. John, sen., 823
M'Comb, Mr., 408

Manning, Mr. Edmund, 1243

Marsh, Mrs., 722

Matthews, Mrs., 722

May, Mr. Richard, 1034

Miles, Mr. John, 509

Millington, Mr. James, 723

Mottram, Mr. Thomas, 823
Murray, Mrs., 511

RECENT DEATHS, con-

tinued.
Myers, Mrs., 824
Neale, Mrs., 931

Neap, Mr. William, 511
Newton, Mr. Jacob, 1136
Nixon, Mr. William, 510
Noton, Mr. Michael, 513
Ogden, Maria, 724
Ogle, Mr. Henry, 507
Oldfield, Mr. Thomas, 722
Oliver, Mr. Josiah, 508
Palser, Mr. John, 197
Pape, Mrs., 198

Parrott, Mr. John, 1031
Parry, Mrs., 825

Pawley, Mr. Thomas, 1136
Peacock, Mr. Michael S., 929
Pearson, Rev. W., sen., 410
Philipson, Mr. John, 930
Phillips, Mrs., 197
Phillips, Rev. Richard, 200
Pickering, Mr. James, 932
Plant, Mr. John, 511
Plows, Mrs., 511
Porter, Mrs., 824

Potter, Miss Sarah E., 824
Potter, Mr. James, 1034
Pratt, Mr. Philip, 1032

Preece, Mr. Richard, 408
Preston, Mr. John, 1032
Price, Mr. Richard, jun., 306
Prudah, Miss E., 931
Radcliffe, Mr. Thomas, 198
Ramsden, Mr. James, 1028
Ramsden, Mr. John, 723
Redmond, Mrs., 1033
Richardson, Mrs., 512
Riches, Mr. William, 508
Riley, Mrs., 200

Riley, Mrs. Mary, 1242
Roberts, Mrs., 931

Robinson, Mr. Robert H., 513
Robinson, Mr. William, 95
Robson, Mr., 308

Rogers, Mrs., 511

Romaine, Ann, 824
Saunderson, Miss M., 306
Saville, Mr. Stephen, 615
Scadding, Miss Susan, 1033
Scattergood, Mr. Thomas, 513
Schofield, Mrs., 1034
Scott, Mr. Thomas, 823
Sellick, Miss Sarah, 308
Sharp, Miss Elizabeth, 506
Sharpe, Mrs., 931
Sharphouse, Mrs., 409
Shaw, Mrs., 615

Short, Mr., 507

Short, Mr. William, 514
Sims, Mrs., 94

Skinner, Mrs., 1027
Slater, Mr. John, 1028
Slater, Sarah, 409
Smith, Mr. George, 824
Smith, Mrs., 509
Smith, Mrs. Mary, 1030
Sneath, Mrs., 1135
Snell, Mrs., 409
Speak, Mr. John, 1027
Sperry, Mrs., 512
Spink, Mrs., 508
Stables, Mrs., 508
Standring, Mrs., 1244
Stalon, Miss E., 96
Staughton, Mr. Joseph, 1033
Stockton, Mr. S., jun., 307
Strong, Mr. James, 613
Strong, Mrs., 307
Surman, Mrs., 1243

Suter, Mr. Alexander G., 200
Sutton, Mrs., 1030
Swindells, Mrs., 1136
Tattersall, Mr. Robert, 1241
Taylor, Mr. Thomas, 306
Taylor, Mr. John, 1030
Thurstan, Mr. John, 1136
Tilcock, Mrs., 513
Tite, Mrs., 308
Toft, Mrs., 615

Trevor, Mr. Joseph, 615
Tucker, Mr. James, 1028
Tuffin, Mary A., 409
Usher, Mrs., 1031
Utting, Mrs., 1136
Vaughan, Rev. Martin, 1244
Vincent, Mr. S., 931
Waite, Mr. Richard, 1029
Walker, Mrs. Elizabeth, 512
Walker, Mrs. Martha, 96
Warlow, Mrs., 930
Webb, Mr. Samuel, 724
Wedlock, Mr. James, 1136
Werritt, Mrs., 512
Wheatley, Mrs., 1031
Wheelock, George W., 929
White, Mr. Francis, 1030
Whitfield, Mr. Thomas, 508
Whitlock, Mr. William, 1032
Whitworth, Mr. James, 509
Widowfield, Margaret, 197
Wilkinson, Mrs., 929
Wilkinson, Mrs. D., 1243
Wilkinson, Mrs. Eliza, 724
Wilkinson, Mrs. Sarah, 1134

Wilkinson, Rev. Joseph, 515
Williams, Mr. John R., 197
Williams, Mrs., 308
Wilson, Mr. William, 512
Winterbottom, Miss E. S., 1029

WESLEYAN

MINISTERS

who have died during the
year, Conference account
of the :

Anthoniez, John, 917
Baker, John, 910
Burgess, John, 909
Cloake, John W., 916
Constable, William, 909
Cullingford, John, 918
Davies, John, 911
Dowson, William, 919
Durrie, Samuel, 914
Findlay, George, 919
Fowler, William, 908
Gloyne, Charles, 911
Graham, Thomas, 909
Greeves, John, 915
Griffith, John, 912
Hamer, Thomas, 914
Hickman, Henry, 912
Hudson, Thomas, 914
Hughes, Thomas, 1st, 913
Kerr, Thomas, 917
Kidd, William, 916
Marsden, John S., 917
Marshall, William, 918
Pearson, William, sen., 912
Phillips, Richard, 916
Pontefract, Jeremiah, 908
Skelton, Thomas, 915
Skevington, John, 918
Taylor, Joseph, 910
Thomas, Thomas, 913
Trampleasure, William, 913
Wayte, James H., 918
Wilkinson, Joseph, 913
Wilson, John S., 916
Wood, John, 1st, 914