Ode to a valley on the Avon, Oldbury Double Lecture Anniver-
sary,
Ordination of the Rev. Alexander Paterson, Stourbridge, Orosius on the divinity of Christ, Outram, Dr., his definition of the meaning of the word sacrifice, 273. Extracts from his Treatise "De Sacrificiis," 274, 333, (note,) 373,
Owen, Mr, admiration of the plan of,
Pagan philosophers, the divinity of Christ adopted by the, as an artful device to set aside the truth of Christianity, Paley's Natural Theology, remarks on a passage in, on the unity of the Deity,
49 PETHURST, Mr., his case of the Uni- tarian Society at Cranbrook, Pett, Samuel, Esq., M. D., obituary of, 57. Memoir of,
609
424 34
Paraphrase of lines from a tragedy of Seneca's, 479,
Paraphrase of Michel Angelo's poem on the perfections of the Deity, as they appear in the beauty of his offspring, Paris Protestant Bible Society, report of the,
PARLIAMENTARY Intelligence, 125, 183, 249, 428, 485, Parr, Dr.-Extract from Mr. Field's "Historical and Descriptive Ac. count of the Town and Castle of Warwick, and of the neighbouring Towns and Villages within the Circuit of Ten Miles," Particular Providence, remarks on a, suggested by Mrs. Cappe's Me- moirs, 286, 399, 514, 516, 519. On reading some late intricate dis- cussions in the Monthly Repository on the doctrine of a, Partington, Mr., his account of a galvanic experiment on a dumb boy,
Paschal meal, description of the, Paterson, the Rev. Alexander, ordi- nation of, at Stourbridge, Patriotism of two Dissenting ministers in 1715,
Paul's Epistles, on Mr. Belsham's scheme of interpreting, Pembroke, virtuous Earl of, Penn's, William, original letters to Richard Baxter, 137, Persecution, benefits resulting from, 545 Peru, public affairs of,
195
118
1 Peter i. 3, 12, notes on, 700; v. 8, remarks on, Peterborough's, Bishop, Course of Lectures on Divinity, &c., review- ed,
109
514
on Mr. Luckcock's remarks on Providence, Philadelphia, letter from, relative to Elias Hickes, a Quaker-preacher, 229 PHILADELPHUS, his admiration of Mr. Owen's plan,
450
Philo's testimony to the edict of Tiberius in favour of the Chris- tians,
PHILP, Mr., his account of the cere- mony on laying the foundation- stone of the Unitarian Chapel at Hanley, Staffordshire, Physical truths, examination of, Pickering, Colonel, some account of,
Pittsburg Recorder, account of the Shakers, from the,
Playfair, Mr. William, obituary of, Pluralities in the Church of Scot- land, POETRY, 49, 102, 173, 242, 355, 412, 479, 548, 603, 665, Poland, determination of the Jews in,
Polytheism, the identity of Christian and Heathen,
Pope Leo XII, election of, Pope Pius VII., death of, Porson's, on a criticism of, 573, Porter, Rev. Joseph, inscription to the memory of,
Portugal, public affairs of, Portuguese superstition, Potter, Mr., his letter concerning the American Baptists, 348. Remarks
712
ou,
469
Prayer, on the duty and efficacy of, 539 Preamble to laws of Zaleucus, Predden, Mr. John, some account of, Presbyterian Academy, Carmarthen, triennial visitation of the, Presbyterianism in Manchester, ac- count of the establishment of, 275, Presbyterian Synod of Munster, an- nual meeting of the, Presumption, the charge of, retorted on Athanasians, Prevention of crime, Montesquieu on the, Priestley, Dr., and Mr. Winchester, on the intercourse between, 41. Their first introduction, 211. Re- marks on a mysterious doctrine of Dr. P.'s, 339, Prodigal Son, strictures on Mr. Wright's tract on the, 395. Reply to, Proposal with regard to religious edi- fices,
583
508-
Proselytists, hints to, Protestant Dissenting
Q.
Quakers and Unitarians, Eclectic Review on, 96. On the controversy between, Quakers, spirit of religious inquiry amongst the, 95. Their petition for the abolition of slavery, Quakers' yearly epistle, 1823, 405. Remarks on the, 467. History of the, Quarterly Review, liberal theological concessions in,
Questions in Political Economy, Po- litics, Morals, Metaphysics, Polite Literature, and other Branches of Knowledge, &c., reviewed,
Deputies, meetings of the, 58, 180. Proceed- ings of, 120. List of the committee of, Protestant Society for the Protection of Religious Liberty, Anniversary of the, 249, Providence of God, an essay on the, by the late Rev. J. Holland, Prusunnu Koomar Thakoor's "Hum- ble Suggestions to his Countrymen who believe in the One True God," 574 Psalm lvii. 8, remarks on, Public improvement, on individual contributions to,
382
Pulpit satire, PURVEYOR, A, on a protest of Sir Isaac Newton's,
16,
RAMMOHUN ROy: Controversy be- tween the Bramuns and Missiona- ries, 433. Correspondence with the Editor relating to, 439. On the character and abilities of, 440. Defence of, 441. His Precepts of Jesus the Guide to Peace and Hap- piness, reviewed, 473, 540. His Final Appeal to the Christian Pub- lic, in Defence of the Precepts of Jesus, reviewed, ib. History of some of his Christian works, 473. On Dr. Marshman's confined theo- logical information, (note,) 474. His appeal to the candour of Indi- an readers on the ground of his being engaged in self-defence, 475. His laudable proposal to the Mis- sionarios, 476. His confutation of the charge of presumption and vin- dication of the true method of reli- gious research, 477. His testimony to the English Government, 479. On the principles and mental habits of the Hindoos, 540. His eulogium
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upon Christianity, ib. His obser- vations on the success of Trinitari- anism, 541. On the atonement, ib. Inconsistency of the system of Sa- tisfaction, 542. His remarks on the hypothesis of two natures in Christ, 543. The identity of Chris- tian and Heathen (Polytheism, ib. Account of, from the Edinburgh Magazine, 575. List of his publi- cations, (note,)
R. B.'s paraphrase of lines from a tragedy of Seneca's, 479,480. His translation of an epigram by Seneca in exile, Recantation of Daniel Scargill, be- fore the University of Cambridge, 1669,
147
Receipts of religious charities, 1822, 426 Rees, Dr. Thomas, his history of some of Rammohun Roy's Christian works,
Reflections on the commencement of the year 1823, Register of births at Dr. Williams's Library, on, 33,
Religious conversation, duty of, Religious differences, the good ends to be answered by, Religious edifices, proposal with re- gard to,
Religious inquiry amongst Quakers, state of, Religious intrepidity exemplified in Dr. Kennicott, and in the Rev. George Walker, of Nottingham, RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, 60, 120, 181, 245, 302, 362, 415, 482, 552, 607,673,
Religious persecutions, on, Religious Prejudices, extract from the Rev. Hugh Worthington's discourse
on,
Religious truths, examination of, Remarks on two mysterious doctrines of Dr. Priestley and Dr. Southwood Smith, 339, Remission of sins, on the, 142, 262, 294, Resignation of a Scots clergyman from conscience, 427, Revealed Religion, remarks on the "Dissertation" of Thomas Erskine, Esq., on the Internal Evidence of, 150 REVIEW, 163, 238, 470, 537, 593, 651,
munication to the Evangelical Ma- gazine, Ross, Mr., formerly a minister in the Church of Scotland, his difficulties on the subject of subscription to the articles of his church, 324, Rossendale, Annual Association of Methodist Unitarians of, Rotation of Irish prelates in parlia- ment,
Rowe, Mr. I aurence, obituary of, Royal Library, the, His Majesty's donation of, to the nation,
R. S.'s select memoirs of Italian Pro- testant Confessors,
R. T.'s essay on religious persecu- tions,
Rumbold, Lady, obituary of, Russia, extract of a letter from Bailat- zeek, in the Ukraine, RUSTICUS' view of the origin of evil, RUTT, Mr., on the character of the late Mr. Lewin, 235. His notice On of Gilbert Wakefield, 236. His defence Negro Slavery, 281. of Mr. Cooper, ib. His animad- versions on Mr. Bright, 282-285. His strictures on Innes's Sermon On at New Salters' Hall, 326. some anonymous letters, 467, His account of Mr. Faydit and Dr. Col- lett, 649. On the Collet family, &c.
S.
S.'s remarks on the "Dissertation" of Thomas Erskine, Esq., Advocate, "on the Internal Evidence of Re- vealed Religion," 150. His ac- count of the anniversary of the opening of the Unitarian Meeting- house, Moor Lane, Bolton, Sacrifices, an essay on the nature and design of, under the Mosaic law, 270, 332, 372, Salford, Manchester, meeting of Bible Christians at,
Salisbury, obituary of the Dean of, 1 Sam. xiii. 14, examined, Sancroft's, Archbishop, address to James, Duke of York, (note,) Satan, inquiry into the meaning of the term, in the Old Testament, 654. In the thirteen acknowledged Epistles of Paul, Satisfaction, inconsistency of the sys- tem of,
Saxby, Mrs. Susannah, obituary of, S. C.'s explanation of the word "ex- perience," Scargill, Daniel, public and humili- ating recantation of, before the University of Cambridge, 1669, Scotland, example of the effect of a pious and resident clergy in the
of,
Scottish law of heresy and blasphemy, on the,
Scottish Unitarian Association, Yates's Sermon at the Annual Meeting of the, reviewed,
Scott's, Rev. Russell, Analytical In- vestigation of the Scriptural Claims of the Devil, reviewed, 651, SCOTT, Mr., on his Lectures and Dr. Collet,
Scriptural and Calvinistic phraseolo- gy, on,
Scripture, remarks on passages of, SELECT NOTICES OF FOREIGN Litera- TURE, 105,
730
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Self-taught knowledge of the Greek Testament proposed, Self-valuation, notable instance of, Seneca's, paraphrase of lines from a tragedy of, 479, 480. Translation of an epigram by, in exile, Shakers, visit to the settlement of the American sect of the, Shirreff, Rev. William, his secession from the Church of Scotland, 427, 675 Sins, on the remission of, 142, 262, 294, Slavery in British India, on the state of, Slavery, Quakers' petition for the abo- lition of, Smith's, Dr. J. P., Discourse on the Sacrifice of Christ, extracts from, 374,
323
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moral condition of, 186, Seces- sion from the Church of, 427, 675. Pluralities in the Church
Stars, hymn to the,
State of affairs on the Continent, Strauss, M., account of his "Helon's Pilgrimage to Jerusalem," Street, Mr., obituary of, Street, Mr., Jun., obituary of, Students for the ministry required to pray extempore, Sunday Evening, from Bowring's "Matins and Vespers," Sussex Unitarian Association, its Anniversary, 555. Fullagar's Ser- mon before the, reviewed, Sylvester, Mr., Archbishop Tillotson's letter to,
Syria, account of the earthquake in,
T.'s translation of a song of exhorta- tion and consolation to the Albi- genses, by Tomiers, a Troubadour poet,
Talbot, Rev. Charles, obituary of, Taylor, Mr. Charles, obituary of, TAYLOR, Mr. E., on the Eastern Unitarian Society Anniversary, 312,
T. D.'s account of the old Presby- terian Meeting-house at Alcester, Warwickshire, and a list of minis. ters,
Tenterden District Unitarian Christian Association, first meeting of the, Tertullian's Apology, the divinity of Christ, from,
Test and Corporation Acts, minister's salary dependent on,
T. F.B. on the remission of sins, 142, 262. On individual contributions to public improvement, 330. His argument in favour of the Greek accents,
Tillotson's, Archbishop, two original letters of, 202,
Thomas, the Rev. Thomas, obituary of,
605
Thomson, Mrs. Hannah, obituary of, 550 Thursday Morning, from Bowring's "Matins and Vespers," Tiberius's edict in favour of the Christians,
413
1 Tim. v. 8, notes on, Time, lines on the changes effected
by, Tissot, Pascal Alexandre, note rela- tive aux manuscrits de feu, sur le Nouveau Testament, TITFORD, Mr., on Mr. Winchester's
first introduction to Dr. Priestley, 211 T. L. on the character and abilities of Rammohun Roy, Tomiers, translation of a song of ex-
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Tooke, Mrs., obituary of, Townley, Richard Greaves, Esq., obi- tuary of,
T. P. on the Kent and Sussex Unita- rian Christian Association Anni- versary,
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Trinitarianism, baptismal commission refuge of, 22. Observations on the success of, Trinity, notions of Jewish Rabbins on the, 589, Trowbridge congregational meeting relative to Mr. Gisburne's sub- scription, Trowbridge Controversy, reviewed, 546 Truth, essay on, 212, 265. Instruc- tive reflections upon the subject of,
180
Turkey, public affairs of, Turner, the late Rev. Henry, lines suggested by a sermon of, 102. His Essay on the nature and de- sign of sacrifices under the Mosaic law, and the influence which Jew- ish ideas and language concerning them had upon the language of the New Testament, 270, 332, 372, 460. Review of his Sermons, pub- lished at the request of the younger Members of the Church of Unita- rian Christians, in the High Paye- ment, Nottingham, 470, TURNER, Mr. W., Jun., his reply to "Remarks on a Particular Provi- dence," suggested by Mrs. Cappe's Memoirs,
Unbelief, corruptious of Christianity the armoury of, Unbelievers, Christians' Petitions to Parliament against the prosecution of, 362, 427, 485, Underwood, the late Dr. Michael, Extracts from his "Diary," re- viewed, Unitarian Association, proceedings of its committee,
UNITARIAN ASSOCIATIONS, SO- CIETIES, &c., Anniversary Meet- ings of, 245-247, 302-305, 364, 415-426, 483, 552,
UNITARIAN CHAPELS, OPENING OF, 424, 554, 607, 608, "Unitarian Defendant," extract from the,
Unitarian Fund Anniversary, 249, 304. Acton's Sermon before the, reviewed, Unitarianism and Calvinism, on points of resemblance between, Unitarianism, defence of, 156, Unitarianism in America, 118, 533. In Ayrshire, 122, UNITARIAN MINISTERS, Appointments, Removals, &c., of, 121, Unitarians, the study and use of the Greek language recommended as a bond of union to, 205, Upton, Ambrose, original letter from Richard Baxter to, concerning Sir Henry Vane,
Value of time, Napoleon's estimate of,
Vane, Sir Henry, Baxter's charge a- gainst, 257. Original letter from Richard Baxter to Ambrose Upton concerning,
Verbal truths, examination of, V.F.'s reply to the inquiry respecting the Rev. John Holt, 411. On the annual examination at Manchester College, York, 415. On the late Rev. J. Holland's essay on the Pro- vidence of God, View of the origin of evil, 85, 378, 464, 526, 529, 584, 585, Vincent, Earl of St., obituary of, Vindicia Anti-Baxterianæ, anecdote of Dr. Ironsides, from, Virtuous Earl of Pembroke, Voltaire, Histoire Générale, preamble to laws of Zaleucus, from,
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of, Willis, Mr. John, some account of, Winchester, Rev. Elhanan, and Dr. Priestley, on the intercourse be- tween, 41. Their first introduc- tion, Winn, Sir Rowland, his baronial hos- pitality, 165. Anecdote of, 166. Death of,
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Winstanley, Rev. Dr., obituary of, Winter, Rev. John, obituary of, W. J.'s explanation of Mark ii. 18- 22, WOOD, Mr., on the Southwark Unita. rian Chapel Anniversary, Wood, Mr. Abram, obituary of, WORSLEY, Mr., on some passages in his Lectures on Nonconformity, Worthington, the late Rev. Hugh, re- marks on his Sermons, WRIGHT, Mr., on the congregational resolutions relative to Mr. Gis. burne's subscription, 180. Propo- sal of a testimony of respect to, 292. His speech at the Unitarian Fund Anniversary, 304. lis Re- view of Mr. B. Kent's "Familiar Dialogue between a Calvinist, a Socinian, and an Infidel," 546. His reply to Mrs. Mary Hughes's strictures on his tract on the Pro- digal Son,
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