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For remarkable Passages in the Criticisms, Extracts, Notices, and Intelligence, see the Index at the end of the Volume.
Afflicted Christians, Instructions for, 474. Ainger-Sound Education the Security of National Tranquillity. By the Rev. T. Ainger, 232.
Alison, Epitome of, 473.
Allen and Cornwell's School Grammar, 229. Ancient Sea Margin, as memorials of changes in the relative level of Sea and Land. By Robert Chambers, Esq., 197. Anderson's History of the Colonial Church, 473. Anti-State-Church Conference, Proceedings of, held in London April and May, 1844, 127. Anti-State-Church Association, Minutes of First Meeting of Council of, in May, 1845, 127. Anti-State-Church Association, Minutes of Second Meeting of Council of, in May, 1846, 127.
Anti-State-Church Association for the Li- beration of Religion from all State Interference, Proceedings of First Tri- ennial Conference in May, 1847, 127. Anti-State-Church Association, Minutes of the Meeting of the Council, May, 1848, 127. Anti-State-Church Association, Tracts of, Nos. 1-30, 127.
Argyle-Presbytery Examined. An Essay on the Ecclesiastical History of Scotland since the Reformation. By the Duke of Argyle, 276.
Arithmetic, Exercises in, Sanctioned by Committee of Council on Education. By Thomas Tate, 228.
Arithmetic, First Principles of. By Tho- mas Tate, 228.
Arithmetic for Young Children. By H Grant, 464.
Arnold-The First French Book. By the Rev. T. K. Arnold, 464.
Arnold, Life and Correspondence of Dr. By A. P. Stanley, 399. Artegall; or, Remarks on the Reports of the Commissioners of Enquiry into the State of Education in Wales, 222. Auricular Confession, “Kappa to Delta,” 232. Autobiography of Rose Allen. Edited by a Lady, 228.
Baptism, Discourses on, prior to Confirma- tion. By the Rev. Richard Hibbs, Curate of Corton, 219. Bather-Hints on the Art of Catechizing; a Posthumous Work by Archdeacon Bather, 390.
Beecher on Baptism, 473. Bigg―The Sea- King. By J. S. Bigg, 473. Birch on Shakespeare, 224. Birkett's Trial of Creation, 473. Blackley's Scriptural Teaching, 473. Blanco White, Life of. Written by Him- self. Edited by J. Hamilton Thom, 399. Borneo. Importance of the Episcopal Office in a newly-founded Mission. By the Rev. H. A. White, 232.
Bosanquet's Letter to Lord J. Russell on the Safety of the Nation, 232. Bowdler-Prayers for a Christian House- hold. By the Rev. T. Bowdler, 471. Boyes-English Repetitions in Prose and Verse. For Senior Classes in Schools. By J. F. Boyes, M.A., 217. Brothers and Sisters.
Calculator, the Intellectual. By J. T. Crossley and W. Martin, 228. Cambridge Theological Examination Pa- pers, 473.
Cardall-Israel's Journeys and Stations in the Wilderness considered as illustrative of the Christian Pilgrimage. By the Rev. W. Cardall, M.A., 215. Catechizing, Hints on the Art of. Post- humous Work by Archdeacon Bather, 390. Chalmers, Dr.-Scripture Readings, 473. Chambers-Ancient Sea Margins, as me- morials of changes in the relative level of Sea and Land. By Robert Chambers, Esq., 197.
Chepmell-Short Course of Grecian, Roman, and English History, written for Junior Classes at Sandhurst College. By H. Le M. Chepmell, 216. Christian Child's Book, 474. Christian Communism. A Sermon. By William Sewell, B.D., 473. Christian Loyalty, Discourse on.
Rev. E. R. Eardley Wilmot, 232. Church and the Civil Power, reciprocal Obligations of. By the Rev. J. Lock- hart Ross, M.A., 167.
Church Courts and Church Discipline. By Archdeacon R. J. Wilberforce, 1843, 77.
Church Extension and Reform, Plan of.
With Remarks by J. C. Colquhoun, 472. Church of the Future. By C. C. J. Bun- sen, 399.
Church Leases. On the Subject of Church Leasehold Property considered, with a View to place it on a firmer basis. By W. H. Grey, 167.
Church of Scotland, History of, from the Reformation to the Present Time. By Thomas Stephen, 276.
"Church Union" Society, Rules of, 77. From the "English Churchman" of August 24th and 31st.
Churton-Letters to Joshua Watson. By Archdeacon Churton, 472. Clarke's Thoughts in Verse, 473. Colquhoun-Plan of Church Extension and Reform. With Remarks by J. C. Col- quhoun, 472.
Conference, Proceedings of First Anti- State-Church, held in London April and May, 1844, 127.
Confirmation, Instructions on; and a Manual of Devotions. By the Rev. George Nu- gée, M.A., Curate of St. Paul's, Knights- bridge, 216.
Corinthians, Annotations on the Second Epistle to the. By Thomas Williamson Peile, 466.
Corner's History of England, 473. Cornwell and Allen's School Grammar, 229. Corrective Discipline, Restoration of. A Circular. By the Rev. J. B. Sweet, 77. Creasy-Some Account of the Foundation of Eton College, and of the present Con- dition of the School. By E. S. Creasy, M.A., 208.
Creeds, Treatise on, Articles of Faith, and
Articles of Doctrine. By T. W. Lan- caster, Vicar of Banbury, 26. Crossley-The Intellectual Calculator. By J. T. Crossley and W. Martin, 228.
Davidson's Introduction to the New Tes- tament, 473.
Dennis Thoughts on the Necessity of Rites and Ceremonies in the Church and on the Apostolical Succession, 232. Devotional Aids; Reflections and Prayers for worshippers, previous to the com- mencement of Divine Service. By a Churchman, 215.
Dickens-Dombey and Son. By Charles Dickens, 257.
Discipline. By the Author of "Letters to my unknown Friends," 464.] Discipline of Life, the. A Novel, 317. Dombey and Son. By Charles Dickens, 257. Douay and Rhenish Bible, Archbishop Murray's; and the Bordeaux New Tes- tament. By a Lay Baronet, 209. Down and Connor, Bishop of―The Youth- ful Christian Soldier; or, the Younger Members of the Church admonished of their Baptismal Vow. By the Bishop of Down and Connor, 214. Drop in the Ocean, 474.
Eardley Wilmot-Discourse on Christian Loyalty. By the Rev. E. R. Eardley Wilmot, 232.
Education in Wales. Reports of Commis- sions of Enquiry into the State of, 222. Emmaus. By the Rev. G. Nugée, 474. English Repetitions, in Prose and Verse. For Senior Classes in Schools. By J. F. Boyes, M.A., 217.
Episcopal Office, importance of, in a newlyfounded Mission. By the Rev. H. M. White, 232.
Eton College, account of the foundation, past and present condition of. By E. S. Creasy, M.A., 208.
Equality and Community; or, the Island of Liberty. By the Author of "Theodore," 452.
Excerpta Protestantia, the antagonism of the Church of England to the Church of Rome, 222.
Exeter, Charge of the Bishop of, 1842, 77.
Family Prayers. By a Clergyman, 474. Family Examples, selected from Holy Scriptures for Young Persons. By a Clergyman's Daughter, 212.
Female Parochial Schools, Hints on, 474. First French Book. By the Rev. Thomas Kerchever Arnold, 464. Flower-Reading Lessons for the higher Classes in Classical, Middle, and Dio- cesan Schools. By the Rev. W. B.
Flower, 209. Ford-The Gospel of St. Matthew. Illustrated from Ancient and Modern Authors. By the Rev. James Ford, M.A., 211. Fox-History of Rome for Young Persons.
By the Rev. Samuel Fox, M.A., 216.
Garden-Discourses on Heavenly Knowledge and Heavenly Love. By Francis Garden, M.A., 462.
Gauntlett's Bible Psalms, 473. Gauntlett's Chants for the Psalms, 473. Gervinus's History of Literature; Philo- sophy of Hegel, 357.
Gilly's Romaunt Version of St, John, 473. Goethe-Works of, 357.
Gospel in advance of the Age; being a Homily for the Times. By the Rev. Robert Montgomery, 167. Gospel of St. Matthew, illustrated from Ancient and Modern Authors. By the Rev. J. Ford, M.A., 211.
Grace, outward Means of. Sermon preached at the Triennial Visitation of the Bishop of Exeter. By the Rev. W. Maskell, 223.
Grammar. Allen and Cornwell's School Grammar, 229.
Grammar for Beginners. An Introduction to Allen and Cornwell's School Gram229.
Grant-Arithmetic for Young Children. By H. Grant, 464. Grant's Kapiolani, 473.
Gray's Lectures on Money, 473. Gresley-Practical Sermons. By the Rev. W. Gresley, Prebendary of Lichfield, 208. Grey-Church Leases; or, the subject of Church Leasehold Property considered, with a view to place it on a firmer basis. By W. H. Grey, 167. Gutzkow-Political and Moral Tales, Essays, and Dramas. By Gutzkow, 357.
Hamilton-Speeches of G. A. Hamilton, Esq., and Joseph Napier, Esq., upon Education in Ireland, 306. Hare-Essays and Tales by John Sterling.
Edited by Archdeacon Hare, 399. Hare-The Mission of the Comforter, and other Sermons. By Archdeacon Hare, 399.
Harmony of the Gospels, contributions towards an, 212
Harry and Archie, 474.
Harvest Time, Rev. T. A. Holland's Sermon on, 232.
Harvey-Hymns for Schools. By the Rev. R. Harvey, 471.
Hastings-The whole Armour of God. Four Sermons preached before the Uni- versity of Cambridge. By Henry James Hastings, M.A., 212.
Heavenly Knowledge and Heavenly Love. By F. Garden, M.A., 462. Hegel, Philosophy of; Gervinus's History of Literature, 357.
Herodotus, Analysis of, 478. Hibbs-Discourses on Baptism, prior to Confirmation. By the Rev. Richard Hibbs, Curate of Corton, 219. History, Grecian, Roman, and English; written for Junior Classes at Sandhurst College. By A. L. M. Chapman, 216. History of a Family, 473.
Holland-Sermon on Harvest Time.
the Rev. T. A. Holland, 232. Holy Gospels, Contributions towards a Harmony of, 212.
Holy Oblation, the; a Manual for the Blessed Eucharist. By an Anglo-Catholic Priest, 453.
Holy Times and Scenes. By the Rev. J. T. Tate. Second Series, 210. Hook-Our Holy and our Beautiful House. Sermon by the Rev. W. F. Hook, D.D. 227. Hopwood's Order of Confirmation, 473. Hours of Recreation, Poems written at the age of twenty-one. By Charles S. Middleton, 210.
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