POETRY, continued.

"Let us now go even u.to Bethle-
hem," 268

Lost friends: a memory at a ferry,
by J. L. Uhland, 1840

One thing have I desired of the
Lord," by Catherine F. B. Macready,
173

The angels, by Philip Melancthon, 932
The desire of heaven, 1132
The holy innocents, 651

The upper and nether springs, by Rev.
Charles Wesley, 364

"This same Jesus," by Newman Hall,
67

"Till He come," 552

"To Jesus, the Fountain of love," 269

Popery. See under GLANCE AT PUBLIC
OCCURRENCES, and RELIGIOUS INIEL-
LIGENCE, GENERAL.
Preaching and preachers: I. Preaching
a Divine institution, 117-II. The
requisites of preaching, 211, 3 C-III.
Modes of preaching, 403-IV. The
objects of preaching, 586-V. Devo-
tional and pastoral action, 784
Protestant Episcopal Church of Ireland,
reconstruction of the, 135, 237, 330-
the first general synod of the, 596
Punshon, Rev. W. M., visit of, as repre-
sentative of the Canadian Conference,
referred to, 832

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Address, Annual, of the Conference to

the Methodist Societies, 833
Wesleyan Conferences of 1870: Irish,

827; British, 830-Stations of the
ministers and preachers on trial in
Great Britain, 813; in Ireland, 933;
on the Irish Missions, 935; on the
Foreign Missions, 936-obituary of
Wesleyan ministers in Great Britain,
837, 940; in Ireland, 945; in the
Foreign Missions, 948

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, GENE-
RAL.

America, the late Popish riots in, 862
Bavaria: government rebuke of the
Ultramontane episcopate, 1046
Bohemia, progress of evanelical effort
in, 185

Brahmoism and Christian Missions 279
British and Foreign Bible Society,
annual meeting of the, 566
China, effects of the trade in opium in,
470-Christianity in, 571-the re-
cent anti-missionary circular of the
government in, 954

Convents and monasteries, 861

India, progress of Christianity in, 148
Ireland, Irish Roman Catholics and the
system of national education in, 376
- the right of a Protestant father
in, 469

Italy: the government, the Jesuits, and
education, 88-the clerical party and
the elective franchise: abstention of
electors, 1 45

Rome, the Jews in, 88-French
Canadians leaving the Church
of, 183-A Waldeusian pastor
preaching in, 184-circulation
of the Scriptures in, 181
Jesuits, statistics of the, 571
Lord s-Day Rest Association, annual
meeting of the, 953

Madagascar, the abandonment of the
proposed bishopric of, 373

Metropolis, theatre-services in the, 378
Mexico, progress of the Gospel in. 182
Missionary societies and their "fields,”
472

Orford, scepticism at, 664

Popery, State pay to, in New York, 571
Proceedings against an Ultramontane
bishop, 1048

Ritualism, the growth of, 86
Romanism, statistics of, in Great Britain,
378

Rome. See under Italy

Russia, the persecution of Protestants
in, 377-religious persecution in the
Baltic provinces, 859
Russian persecution of Lutherans, 277
Schulte, Dr., work on The Power of
the Roman Popes," 571
Strossmayer, Bishop, and the dogma of
infallibility, 856

Sunday schools on the Continent, 281
The Christian Evidence Society, first
public meeting of, 662

Reminiscences of Methodism in Exeter,
229, 317, 418, 521, 602, 698
Reviews. See Augustine, Dorner, French
medieval romances, India, Modern
scepticism, Savage life and customs,
Schmid, The secularist evangel, Spur-
geon, "The Descent of Man," THE
MODERN PULPIT, "The Problem of
Eril," The spurious gospels, The unity
of truth, Wesley, and Williamson,
Ritualism. See under GLANCE AT PUB-

LIC OCCURRENCES, and RELIGIOUS
INTELLIGENCE, GENERAL.

Roman civilians and military officers, 729

The Prayers of St. Paul: Prayers for
entire sanctification, 18; the abounding
of charity, 19; entire sanctification,
199; the good pleasure of goodness,
397; everlasting consolation, 487; love
and patience, 583; peace from the Lord
of peace, 683; restoration to corporate
perfectness, 969

The primeval name of God: The name
not derived, but primitive, 796;
from the creation to the deluge, 797;
from Noah to Abraham, 800; from
Abraham to Jacob, 804; from Jacob to
Moses, 888; the name was not to be
profaned, 890; use of the name by
the Hebrews, 892; modern innovation,
989

"The Problem of Eril,” 493

The progress of Science: meeting of the
British Association, 1871: Sir John
Herschel and De Morgan, 807; the
observatory at Kew, 808; physical
laboratories, 88; terrestrial magnet-
ism, 809; Newton's discovery, 810;
spectrum analysis, 811; applications of
spectrum analysis to chemistry and
astronomy, 812; heat, light, and
motions of the universe, 895; how did
life originate? 896; the origin of
species, 897

The religion of the poets: Henry Kirke
White, 147

The secularist evangel, 245

The spurious gospels, 34

The sustentation of the ministry, 872
The unity of truth: Professor Huxley's

Lay Sermons," 222

The voice from heaven:

doub'ers, and disbelievers.

believers,

I. Re-

lievers, 506-II. Doubters, 630-III.
Disbelievers, 737

The Wesleyan Hymn-Book illustrated,
912, 1015, 1086

Tholuck, Dr., professorial jubilee of,
at Halle, 414

Thomas, Mr., of St. Sidwell's, notices of,

524, 701

Thomas, Rev. Elias, short account of, 607
Thoughts for the new year, 3

VARIETIES.

Cardinals and Popes, 267

Music and morals, 265

The English conquest of Britain, 74
The venerable Bede, 264

Walmsley, Rev. John, referred to, 523,

526

Wesley, Rev. Charles, his personal appeer-
ance and manner described, 233-
referred to, 280, 232, 317, 1010-See
The Wesleyan Hymn-Book illustrated,
and under LITERARY NOTICES.

Wesley, Rev. John: recent biographies of,
445, 513, 613, 915, 1021, 1107: "The

Story of our Founder: Written

for Children," 448; "Wesley his own
Biographer,' 613; "Christian The-
ology," 613; "John Wesley and the
Evangelical Reaction of the Eighteenth
Century," 449, 513, 924; "John Wesley:
his Life and his Work," 448, 449;
"The Life and Times of the Rev. John
Wesley, M.A., Founder of the Method-
ists," 614, 915, 1621, 1107-his visits,
to Exeter referred to, 230-236, 317-325,
418-423-extracts from letters of, to
Mr. Gidley, concerning Methodism in

RECENT DEATHS, con-
tinued.

Ince, Miss Anne, 191
Jackson, Mr. John, 192
King, Mr. Edmund, 383
Leach, Miss Amelia, 864
Leather, Mrs. Elizabeth,
*384

Lockton, Mr. John, 1149
Male, Mrs. Sarah, 1055
Marshall, Mr. John, 766
May, Mrs., 862
Munory, Mrs. Eliza, 381
Napper, Mrs. Mary, 1152
Parsons, Miss, 191
Paul, Mr. John Wesley,
863

Peach, Mrs., 96

Pike, Miss Matilda, 959
Porter, Mrs. Susannah,
1055

Putter, Mr. Charles
James, 95

Sheffield, Mr. Joel, 1056
Shillito, Mr. Benjamin,
480
Shirley, Mrs. Elizabeth,

199

Simpson, Mr. Charles,
382

Smith, Miss Elizabeth,
478

Smith, Mr. Skeffington,
1054

Smith, Walter, 479
Snow, Mr. Peter, 479
Spike, Mr., 767
Stevenson,

Mr. Em-

anuel, 1151
Tilby, Mrs. Ann, 288
Tyson, Mr. William, 1149