gress and present state of Unita-
rianisin at Rossendale,
Thorne, Yorkshire, case of the Unita-
rian society at, 120. Mr. Wright
on the Unitarians at, 156. Sub-
scriptions to, 182, 302, 558. Dr.
Thomson's letter respecting the
chapel at, 247. Opening of the
new chapel at, 420,

Tiberius, a royal pattern,
Time, on the importance of,

Times newspaper, strictures on,

715

494

284

103

179

Tithes, proposal for the abolition of, 207

T. J.'s account of the West Riding

Association and Yorkshire Tract
Society, 421, 602.

Mr. Joyce,

Obituary of

434

734

T. M.'s obituary of Mr. Thomas Os-
bourn,

T. N. T.'s poetical tribute to the me-
mory of Joseph Fox, 295. Obituary
of Mr. Joseph Fox, 297, 397.
Poetical tribute to the memory of
Mr. Vidler,

Toleration Act, on the,

To-morrow, a poem,

Tomis, Rev. Isaac, on the persecution

+

549

640

39

336

393

of the French Protestants in 1755, 269
Toms, Mrs. Sarah, her account of
Hopton Haynes,
Torments, eternal, on the doctrine of,
383, 509. Fatal to Christianity, 513
TORRANCE, Mr. his account of the
Unitarian Baptists in York,
Toulmin, Dr. portrait of, 1. Cha-
racter of, by Mr. Howe, 41. Public
character of, by Mr. Worsley, 194.
His letter to Mr. Bransby, 496.
His letters to Mr. Cornish,
Townsend, Mr. on the Daventry Aca-

755

Unitarian, on the application of the
term, 545,
Unitarian Academy general meeting,
351,
Unitarian Association of Scotland,
UNITARIAN ASSOCIATIONS,
SOCIETIES, &c. anniversary meet-
ings of, 121, 123, 245-247, 350
-355, 421-428, 491–497, 558,
Unitarian Baptists in York,
Unitarian Book Society anniversary, 246
Unitarian Chapels, on, 84, 120—124,
786. Hints concerning, 154,
Unitarian Fund, additions and cor-
rections to the list of subscribers,
124. Anniversary, 350. Extracts
from the Report,
Unitarianism in Norway, 12. At
Thorne, 120, 677. At Oldham,
121. In South Wales, 123, 680.
Vindications of, 170, 172.
Mr.
Wright's Plain View of, 239. On
preaching the doctrines of, 456,
584, 585. Mr. Carpenter on, 482,
484. Report of the Unitarian
Fund on the spread of, 491–494.
Estlin's Discourse in defence of,
544. In America,
Unitarians, plans recommended to,
84. Address to, 172. Attack on,
in the Quarterly Review, 220. On,
235. M. H. on the peculiar duties
of, 270. State of literature among,
406,470. In Yorkshire, 421,684,
715. Mr. Carpenter's description
of, 480. Mr. Belsham's letter to
those in South Wales, 663. Mr.
Wright on the Welsh, 680. At
Rossendale,

685

653

716

272

241

660

484

cation of a remarkable providencs

260

South, see South Wales.
Walker's Address, remarks on,
Wandsworth, the first Presbyterian
church in England established at, 236
War, demoralizing effects of, 93, 216.
Extempore on, 107. Pitt Scargill's
Essay on the impolicy of, 172.
Solemn Review of the Custom of,
Warwickshire Unitarian Tract Society
anniversary,

Washington, General, effects of his
portrait on some Indian chiefs,
Waterloo, Mr. Evans on the field of,
155, 174. Pacificus on, 216.
Anecdotes of the battle of,
Watson, Bishop, obituary of, 435.
His letter to Mr. Mortimer on
erecting 8 monument to Mr.
Locke,
Watts, Dr. on the resurrection, 25,
142. His letter to the Rev. Mr.
Alexander on the deity of Christ,
193. Anecdotes of,
Watts's Hyons, outcry against the
revision of, 150. Reply to Mr.
Norris on,

303

346

Wilton, Dr. account of,

412

Windpipe, the human, described,

203

496

Wisheart, Rev. W. on future punish-

ment, 324,

465

274

Wives, Crellius on the correction of, 640
W. J.'s obituary of Swan Downer,

Esq. 184. Account of the Lanca-

shire Presbyterian Quarterly Meet-
ing,

621

Women, Feyjoo's remarks on,

637

Wordsworth, Mr. remarks on, 217,

Wilson, Sir Robert, on the seizure of,
64, 187,

251