MEMOIRS, continued.
Hazlehurst, Thomas, Esq., of Run-

corn, by the Rev. R. Rymer, 710
Holland, Miss Nancy, of Kerridge,
by Mr. J. D. Brocklehurst, 275
Jackson, Mr. Edwin, of Leeds, by
the Rev. A. Barrett, 969
Jackson, Rev. Richard, by the Rev.
R. H. Hare, 881

Janion, Mrs., by the Rev. C. Janion,
448

Meek, Mr. W., of North-Burton, 441
Pearse, Mr. William, of Launceston,

by the Rev. William Beal, 793
Pennington, Mr. J., of Walkden-
Moor, by the Rev. T. Kent, 885
Robinson, Mr. W., of Haslingden, by
the Rev. W. J. Skidmore, 529
Shaw, Mr. David, of Huddersfield,
by Dr. Hannah, 353
Slade, Mrs., of London, 179
Swale, Mr. Thomas, of Halifax, by
the Rev. F. A. West, 705
Waugh, Mrs., of Moira, by the Rev.
W. Reilly, 632

Wiggan, Rev. John, by the Rev. J.
Wilson, 177

Wood, John, Esq., of St. Alban's, by
the Rev. J. Gostick, 617

Methodism in former Days.

No. VII.
Missions, 222-No. VIII. Missions,
394-No. IX. Missions in Africa,
552-No. X. Georgia, 919
Methodism, Wesleyan, Clergymen con-
nected with, referred to, 1-attack
upon, in the "Record" newspaper,
noticed, 117-present state of, in Lon-
don, 644-change in, since the days
of Mr. Wesley, nature of the, 665—
case of the youth connected with, con-
sidered, 986-testimonies of public
men, in favour of, 499, 502, 503, 528
-pamphlet on the present ecclesiasti-
cal position of, noticed, 1019
Ministerial guilt, sermon on, 912
MISSIONARY NOTICES.
Africa, Southern. Albany, 345, 788,
789-Bechuanas, 347, 789-Kaffra-
ria, 782

Africa, Western. Ashanti, 777, 1040
-Badagry, 878, 1040, 1060-Gam-
bia, 879-Gold-Coast, 779, 1040—
Sierra-Leone, 874-contribution to-
wards training a native ministry, 351
America, British. New-Brunswick,
702, 786

Anniversaries in the London District,
967

Anniversary of the Wesleyan Mis-
sionary Society, arrangements for
the, 262, 341-proceedings of the,
497 of the Auxiliary Society for
the London District, 351
Badger, Mrs., of Sierra-Leone, death
of, 440

MISSIONARY NOTICES, conti-

nued.

Bible Society, munificent grants of the,
690, 965

Ceylon. Batticaloa, 343, 787—Caltura,
870-Jaffna, 82, 83-Negombo,
84, 953-Point-de-Galle, 868
Committee of Review, 790
Contributions to the Mission-fund,
87, 175, 262, 351, 703, 792, 880,
968, 1058

Cryer, Mrs., of Manargoody, death
of, 440

Davies, Mrs., of Jamaica, death of,

880

Debt, references to the, 518, 521, 790
Finances of the Society, 351, 1043
India, Continental. Bangalore, 78,
79, 865-Madras, 73, 74, 75, 955,
963-Manargoody, 76, 77, 866,
867-Mysore, 80-Negapatam, 76,

956

Juvenile Christmas offerings, referred
to, 86, 351, 521, 790, 968
Missionaries, departure of, 87, 703—

arrival of, 73, 350, 703, 879-re-
turn of, 878-death of, 440, 703
Rowden, Mrs., of Jamaica, death of,
703

Simpson, Mrs., of Van-Diemen's
Land, death of, 880

South-Sea Missions. Australasia, 161
-Eua, 170-Feejee, 253, 433, 698
-Habai, 173-Keppel's Island, 249
-New-Zealand, 86, 162, 344, 688,
870, 958, 960-Niua-fo-ou, 249-
Rotumah, 252-Tonga, 171, 872

-Van-Diemen's Land, 161, 261–
Vavau, 174-Wallis's Island, 250
Treasurers of District Auxiliary So-
cieties, names and addresses of, 88,
264
"Triton," the, mentioned, 161, 162,
259, 261, 871-report concerning,
689

Visiters at the Mission-House, 964
West Indies. Antigua, 350-Deme-
rara, 877-Dominica, 348-Hayti,
701, 874-Jamaica, 87, 350, 875,
877-Parliamentary grant for the
support of schools, 964

Missions. See Methodism in former
Days.

Molesworth, Lord, conversion of, men-
tioned, 95

Money, Rev. Mr., speech of, in Exeter-
Hall, 528

Morgan's "Parish Priest portrayed,"
mentioned, 5-quoted, 7, 98
Mosheim, Dr., quoted, 571
Mountague, Bishop, notice of, 830
Myles's "Chronological History of Me-
thodism," quoted, 225, 238, 395

Nast, Rev. Mr., translation of Wes-

leyan publication, int the German

language by, 964

Newman, Rev. Mr., reply to remarks
of, concerning the site of the holy se-
pulchre, 309-observations on a sermon
of, on preaching Christ, 1011
New Testament, Greek, remarks on the
announced Roman edition of the, 819
-Sharpe's translation of the, from
Griesbach's text, noticed, 856
New Testament, Kaffer, Wesleyan ver-
sion of the, 965

Newton, Dr., recollections by, of the
Rev. John Crosse, 99-speech of, in
Exeter-Hall, 524

New-Zealand Mission, a sermon

on

Burder, Dr., "Memoir" of, 938
Burgess's "Observations on an 'Ap.
peal to the Members of the Chris-
tian-Knowledge Society,'" 586
Burgh's "New Marginal Readings
and References," 857

Burton's "Lectures on the World
before the Flood,” 410

Butler's "Tracts for the People," 409
Butter's "Tangible Arithmetic and
Geometry," 237

Campbell's "Memoirs of David Nas-
mith," 857

Carson's "Baptism," 414

Carvosso, W. B., "Memorials" of,
229

Carvosso, W., "Memoir" of, 1019
Chronicles of the Seasons, 320
Cobbin's "Domestic Bible," 1029-
"Bible-Reader's Hand-Book," 1030
Coleman's "Church without a Pre-
late," 589

Coligny, Gaspar de, Memoirs of,

Ephraim Holding's Homely Hints, 70
Errors of the Times, 142
Ewing, Greville, Memoir of, 140
Exley's "Commentary on Gen. i.,"
1020

Farrar's "Proper Names of the Bi-
ble," 318

Fisk's "Pastor's Memorial of Egypt,
the Red Sea," &c., 64
Footprints of Popery, 143

Foster, Mrs. E. A., "Memoirs" of,
318

Fragments of Expositions of Scrip-
ture, 66

Frederick William III., of Prussia,
"Life and Opinions" of, 587
Gallaway's "Tract for these Times,"
67

Gardner's "Memoirs of Christian
Missionaries," 68

Guussen's "Geneva and Rome," 590

"Geneva and Jerusalem," 591
Godwin's "Examination of Dr. Pu-
sey's Sermon on the Eucharist," 69
Griffith's "Writing-Desk and its Con-
tents," 324

Grindrod's "Wrongs of our Youth,"
237

Halley's "Congregational Lecture,"
1024

Hall's "Character of Miriam," 323
Hare's "Observations on Curvatures
of the Spine," 588

Harper's "Letter on Confirmation,"
590

Haughton's "Middle System of
teaching Classics," 940

Heard's "Grammatical and Etymolo-
gical Spelling-Book," 1030
Hengstenberg's "Commentary on the
Psalms," 941

Henley, Rev. John, "Memorials of,"
937
Hetherington's

"History of the
Church of Scotland," 67
Heugh's "State of Religion in Ge-
neva and Belgium," 413

NOTICES (Characteristic) OF

BOOKS, continued.

Hill's "Fifty Days on board a Slave-
Vessel," 231

Hints towards the Formation of Cha-
racter, 142

Hirst's "Hymns, Dialogues," &c.,
and "Zephyr," 412

Honiborne's "Lectures on the Chris-
tian Religion," 323

Hoole's "Madras, Mysore," &c., 408
Hopkins's "Almost Christian dis-
covered," 1029

Hughes's "Sketch of the Philosophy
of Puseyism," 142

Hull's "Hymns and Spiritual Songs,"

1031

Hull's "Temple of God," 593
Hussey's "Christian Obligation to
the Poor," 409

Ince's "Outlines of English His-
tory," 1027

Isenberg and Krapf's "Journals,"

68

Jefferson's "Truth and Duty," 943
John's "Anglican Cathedral in Jeru-
salem," 1030

Joy in Sorrow, 937

Jukes's "Reasons for Separation from
the Established Church," 236
Kelly's (Rev. Denis) "Sabbath-
Evening Readings," 67

Kelly's (Rev. John) "Church Cate-
chism considered," 940

Kendall's "Sermon on Peevishness,"
412

King's "Monitors' Questions," 1030
Kensal-Green Cemetery, Hand-Book
for Visiters to, 230
Knight's "Pictorial Sunday-Book,"
238, 415

Labaume's "History of the Invasion
by Napoleon Bonaparte," 321
La Trobe's "Ministers of Christ,"
1026

Leifchild's "Christian Union," 324
Linnæus and Jussieu, 411

Lloyd's (Elizabeth M.) "We are
seven," 322

Lord's "Popery at Madeira," 236
Loudon's (Mrs.) "Visit to the Isle of
Wight," 145

Macdonald's (Rev. G. B.) "Life of
Mrs. Cryer," 408

Macdonald's (Rev. John) "Memoirs
of Isobel Hood," 411

Mackenzie's "Rustic Bower," 415
M'Neile's "England's Cæsar," 236
M'Queen's "Geographical Memoir of
Abyssinia," &c., 68

Mahon's "History of England," 858
Mannering's "Christian Consola-
tion," 140

Marsh's "Essays on the Prophecies,”
324, 415, 1026

238

Nichols's "Morning Exercises at
Cripplegate," 318, 857

Nicol's "Introductory Book of the
Sciences," 323

Novelties in Priestcraft, 414

Old Humphrey's Country Strolls,
234

Overton's "Rome's true Character,"
237

Palmer's "Protestant Dissenters' Ca-
techism," 237

Parker, N. E., "Memorial" of, 939.
Payne's "Universum," 141, 409, 593
Peace attained, 322

Pearsall's "Outlines of Congrega-
tionalism," 943

Peggs's "Lascars' Cry to Britain,"
1025

Phillips's "Glimpse into the World
to come," 235

Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation,
66

Pike's "Antichrist unmasked," 1030
Pike's "Observations on Mr. Har-

per's Letter on Confirmation," 590
Popular Romanism examined, 941
Raven's "Family Prayers," 236
Redford's "Treatise on Conversion,"
143

Reid's "Dictionary of the English
Language," 942

Rix's "Peril in Security," 939
Rhoda, 145

Rhind's "Creation, illustrated by Er-
gravings," 233

NOTICES (Characteristic) OF
BOOKS, continued.

Ridgeway's "Faith once delivered to
the Saints," 233

Ritchie's "Thoughts on Slavery and
cheap Sugar," 937

Roberts's "Oriental Illustrations of
the sacred Scriptures," 64
Robinson's "Exposition of Rom. ix.,"

409

Rogerson's "Almanac," 1019
Rule's "Mission to Gibraltar and
Spain," 585

Rupp's Religious Denominations
in the United States," 1025
Rust's "Brethren," 323

Salmon's "Jewish Christian's Ap-
peal," 1027

Scripture Natural History, 68
Scripture Truths in Verse, 142
Sharpe's "New Testament, translated
from Griesbach's Text," 856
Shepherd's "Thoughts," 412
Sheppard's "Persuasive to private
Devotion," 412-" Christian En-
couragement," 938

Short and Simple Prayers, 142
Sights in Autumn, 937

Sights in Spring, 322

Sights in Summer, 937

Simpson's (Rev. David) Sermon on
the Opening of Christ Church,
Macclesfield, 144

Simpson's (Rev. Robert) "Times of
Claverhouse," 940

Sketches of Discourses, 1029
Sketches of Irish History, Antiqui-
ties, &c., 234

Smeaton and Lighthouses, 411
Smith's "Domestic Prayer-Book,"

941

Smith's "Salvation of Israel," 1028
Steill's "Pictorial Geography," 941
Stodart's (Miss) "Principles of Edu-
cation," 410

Strickland's (Agnes) "Lives of the
Queens of England," 593
Sunday-School Rhymes, 322

Tatham's "Lantern to the Jews," 590
Taylor's "Ancient Christianity, and
the Doctrine of the Tracts for the
Times," 235

Taylor's (Dr. W. C.) "History of
Christianity," 324

Taylor's (Rev. C. B.) "Margaret,”

411

The Apprentice; The careful Nurse-
maid; The Working Man's Wife,
1030

The Bible self-illustrated, 1025
The Biblical Cabinet, 409, 941
The Child's Book of Martyrs, 236
The Christian Lady's Toilette, 144
The Christian's Miniature Magazine,
145

NOTICES (Characteristic) OF

BOOKS, continued.

The Christian's Walk with God, 234
The Country; or, Old Michael and
Young Maurice, 145

The Goodness of God exemplified, 69
The happy Transformation, 145
The History of Reynard the Fox,
410

The Illustrated Bible History, 415
The Indians of North America, 145
The Itinerant or Sailors' Journal,
415

The Jew, 1031

The Kingdom of Heaven among Chil-
dren, 323

The late-Hour System, 1026
Thelwall's "Idolatry of the Church
of Rome," 412

The Miracles of Christ, 68

The Missionary Ship "John Wil-
liams," 940

The Pastor's Daughter, 942

The People's Gallery of Engravings,
Parts I. to IX., 940

The Perils of the Nation, 70—“ Re-
medies" for, 587

The Pulpit Cyclopædia, 322

The Rector in Search of a Curate,
938

The Teacher's Manual, 142

The Teacher's Offering, 234
The useful Arts employed in the Pro-
duction of Clothing, 321-of Food,

Brown, Rev. John, 3d, 774
Brown, Rev. Thomas, 773

Caley, Mr. Patrick, of Sulby, 607
Cargill, Rev. David, M. A., 774

Clough, Mr. and Mrs., of Bradford,
604

Connelly, Mrs., of Ballinamore, 606
Cross, Rev. William, 774
Dawes, Rev. Mark, 772
Farrell, Rev. John, 773
Fish, Rev. William, 767
Gill, Rev. James, 771

Haigh, Mrs., of Lindley, 600
Hamilton, Rev. William, 773

Harrison, Mr. John, of Millington,

419

Hill, Rev. Josiah, 770

Hill, Rev. William, 2d, 769
Jones, Rev. Owen, 767

Luckett, Mr. William, of Over-Nor-
ton, 601

Moore, Rev. Henry, 770
Morley, Rev. George, 768
Outon, Ruth, of Lowestoft, 421
Page, Mrs., of Smisby, 422

Penman, Mrs., of Sunderland, 606
Radford, Rev. William, 772
Robinson, Rev. Samuel, 773
Shaw, Rev. John, 772

Skinner, Mr. John, of Gwennap,
609

Steele, Rev. Arthur H., 774
Sugden, Rev. James, 769

O'Connell, Mr., mentioned, 951

Oglethorpe, General, notices of, 919, 923
Origen, reply of, to Celsus's work against
Christianity, 573