HONEST AND PLAIN-SPOKEN MAN,
AN, his questions to Unitarians on
baptism,
Hope, imitated from the Italian of
Serafino Aquilano, by Mr. James
Montgomery, 312. The utility of, 610
Hopkins's, Bishop, Discourses, re-
marks on,
Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah, obituary of,
Hornbrook's, Rev. John, letter on
clerical subscription, on,
HORSFIELD, Mr., on the necessity of
a reformation in the Church,
Howard, Hon. G. W. F., his Pæstum
-Newdigate Prize Poem,
HOWE, Mr., his vindication of the
character of Christian, in Bunyan's
Pilgrim's Progress, 16. Observa-
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Howe, Mr., obituary of, 52. Dr. T.
S. Smith's Funeral Sermon for,
reviewed,
Hoxton Academy appeal,
H. T.'s review of The Apocryphal
New Testament, 39.
On the sup-
posed author of "The Spirit of
Despotism," 108. On the forgive-
ness of sins, 143. On American
Unitarianism, 349. On the Not-
tinghamshire, Derbyshire,and South
of Yorkshire, annual meeting of
ministers, 426. His review of In-
dian Unitarian Controversy,
HUGHES, Mrs. MARY, on Mr. Brough-
am's Education Bill,
Hume's, Mr., political inconsistency
as an historian, on,
Hunter, Mrs. Anne, obituary of,
HURLBUT'S, Mr., history of the Unita-
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Irish Presbyterian ministers, vindi-
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Irish Protestant Dissent, on,
Italy, public affairs, &c., of, 322, 438,
696. Literature of,
I. W's account of a new sect of
Holy-Ghost-Deniers,
J.'s lines occasioned on seeing a child
in its last moments, which was car-
ried off by a few hours' sickness,
Jackson on Schism and Hill's Reply,
reviewed,
James II., the visit of, to the monas-
tery of La Trappe,
JAMES, Mr., on the Welsh Unitarian
Ministers' Quarterly Meeting, 125,
317, 693. On its Anniversary,
J. B.'s obituary of Miss Mary Pol-
lock, 55. His obituary of Rev.
Lowthian Pollock,
J. D.'s obituary of Mrs. Mary Rees,
424. On the Western Unitarian
Society anniversary,
Jeffrey's, Mr., installation speech, as
Lord Rector of the University of
Glasgow,
Jeffries, Judge, anecdote of,
Jephson's Vindication of the Ques-
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Peterborough, reviewed,
Jervis, Rev. T,, his Sermon on the
Death of Mrs. Howorth, reviewed, 363
Jesus Christ, on the history of, tra-
vestied by Lucian, 6. His agony
in the garden, 75. The gospel of
the infancy of, 343. The union of
the Father with, 389. Humanity
of, 515. Deity of, 602. Atone-
ment of, 616. Contemplations on
the birth of, 641, 715. Swords re-
commended by, 645,
JEVANS, Mr., on an original letter of
Dr. Priestley's,
Jews' Free-School, fourth report of
the,
J. H. R. E. on Divine influences, 295 KENTISH, Mr., on the late Rev. John
J. L.'s obituary of Mark Sanders,
Joel ii. 1, 2, thoughts on,
John ii. iii. iv., critical suggestions on, 210
1 John v. 8, attempt to prop up the
credit of,
Johnson, Dr., on the doctrine of equal
penalties for unequal offences,
Johnson, John, Esq., obituary of,
Johnston, Mr., on a detail of the clos-
ing scenes of Dr. Franklin's life,
JONES, Dr. J., on the history of Christ
travestied by Lucian, 6. On the
introductory chapters of Matthew
and Luke, 82. His account of the
Essenes, 92. On the travestie of
the gospel by Lucian, 206. On the
first two chapters of Luke, 277.
On the gospel of "The Infancy of
Jesus," 343. Philo and Josephus
proved to be Christian writers, 352.
On Dr. J. P. Smith's critique on
Philipp. ii. 5, 535,
J. P. on extracts of two letters from
Indiana,
J. S. on the spurious books of the
New Testament,
J. T. R.'s verses written in the
"Procès De Marie-Antoinette, de
Lorraine-d' Autriche, Veuve Ca-
pet;" on presenting that tract to
a friend, when it was vainly ex-
pected that the Neapolitans would
resist their invaders,
Judgment, a vision of,
Justice and humanity, lines on,
J. W.'s inquiry respecting an Unita-
rian Chapel at Scarborough,
Hornbrook's letter on clerical sub-
scription,
Kinder, Mrs., obituary of,
Kingsford, Mr. Sampson, his fiftieth-
year sermon, on, 159. Obituary
of,
Kipling, Rev. H., obituary of,
9 K. K. K. on Mr, Brougham's Edu-
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K.'s biographical sketch of J. S.
Semler, 65, 135. His review of
The Book of Enoch the Prophet,
411. His obituary of Mrs. Cappe, 494
Keats, John, obituary of,
Knox, Rev. Dr. Vicesimus, obituary
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Labour, passage from the Rule of St.
Benedict respecting, (note,)
Lambeth Palace and Lambeth Church,
extracts from the churchwardens'
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Lancashire Magistrates, order of the,
against the Monthly Repository,
Lancashire Quakers, bad spirit of the, 694
Lardner's, Dr., remarks respecting
the Apocryphal books published in
the early days of Christianity,
Lathrop, Rev. Dr., obituary of,
La Trappe, the visit of James II. to
the monastery of,
Latrobe's account of Gnadenthal,
(note,)
Law, Dr. Edmund, Bishop of Carlisle,
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Le Clerc on the inspiration of the
Scriptures,
Letters to the Junior Members of the
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Kell, Rev. Robert, testimony of re-
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L. H. on the union of the Father
Kendal, Rev. Dr. George, account
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Kennaway, Mr., his Memoirs of Rev.
KENRICK, Mr. GEORGE, on the pro-
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Kenrick's, J., Sermon before the As-
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with Christ, 89. His obituary of
Miss Mary Munn, 561. On the
Kent and Sussex Unitarian Chris-
tian Association anniversary,
LIGNARIUS on Sylva Biographica,
579,
Lindsay, Rev. Dr. James, obituary of,
122. Tribute to the memory of,
141. Funeral of, 182. On a pas-
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224. Dr. Rees's Sermon for, re-
viewed, 235. List of his publica-
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Lines from a husband to his wife,
Lines occasioned by the recent death
of a young and deeply lamented
lady,
New churches, commissioners' first
report for building,
Newchurch, Rochdale, &c., annual
meeting of Unitarians,
Newcome's, Archbishop, deviations
from the Public Version, remarks
on,
Newcome, Rev. E., obituary of,
New Monthly Magazine, extract from
the,
NEW PUBLICATIONS IN THEO.
LOGY AND GENERAL LITE-
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364, 421, 488, 553, 617, 687,
New Testament, notes on a few pas-
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281, 335. On the spurious books
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313, 369, 424,489, 556, 622, 689, 734
OCCASIONAL LAY-PREACHER, AN, on
lay-preaching,
New Times, false and calumnious pa-
ragraph in the,
Newton, Sir Isaac, eulogy on,
"New Unitarian Academy," sugges-
Ouros, remarks on the sense of John
i. 2,
New Unitarian chapels at Port-Glas-
Orthodoxy, opinions of, 703. Peter-
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542,
New-year's day of 1821, stanzas on,
New York, erection of an Unitarian
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Nicol, Rev. Dr., obituary of,
N. L. T. on Mr. Doolittle's censures
on unlearned ministers, 335. On
Sir R. Clayton's monument to Mr.
Firmin, 448. On courtly interpre-
tations of the Revelation,
NO GRECIAN, on inscriptions on Uni-
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NONCONFORMIST, THE, 25, 88,
P.'s obituary of Rev. Thomas Mor-
gan, LL.D.
Padiham, appeal in behalf of the
Unitarian chapel at, 426. On,
Pæstum, Newdigate Prize Poem, by
the Hon. G. W. F. Howard,
Palmer, Mrs. Elizabeth, obituary of, 624
Parish-clerk, picture of a, (note,)
PARLIAMENTARY INTELLIGENCE, 254,
NO PRESBYTERIAN on the claims of
Parnell, William, Esq., M. P., obi-
Norris's Treatise of Christian Pru-
Pastoral letter published in 1816,
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