maintained and worked out, which will, by God's blessing, inform the mind and influence the heart. The Editors will only add, that they are encouraged by their past success to solicit the yet more vigorous exertions of their numerous friends. And as the “ Church of England MAGAZINE" is the rival of no other work, as its plan materially differs from that of every other periodical in this country, the Editors feel that they may venture to invite every Churchman to aid them in the full development of their purpose, so as to circulate extensively among all classes, in the very cheapest form, scriptural truth in accordance with the doctrines and discipline of the Established Church. London, December 31st, 1836. INDEX. PELIACE An Sature preaches to us (rev. Ilugh JI'Neile), xxii. 350. American Episcopal Church and bishop Chase, i. ll. at Avranches (Davies), xxiii. 359. Athanasian Creed : a Dialogue, X. 163. Bedell's, rev. G. T., Letter to his Flock, x. 147. Bible, Authorised English Translation of, viii. 115. BIOGRAPHY Augustine, bishop of Ilippo, T. 67. tinued, ix. 133; concluded, x. 148. Cyprian, bishop of Carthage, xxvi. 403. Fenelon, archbishop of Cambray, vi. 86. Herbert, George, xiii. 198. llorneck, Dr. Anthony, xiv. 214. ignatius, bishop of Antioch, vii. 99. devel, John, bishop of Salisbury, xxii. 342; concluded, xxiii. | Latimer, Ilugh, bishop of Worcester, xxxii. 499. xxi. 484. Wilson, Thomas, bishop of Sodor and Man, xvi. 245. British Church, llistory of, xiii. 197; continued, xxi. 333. CASET:--Select Theological Extracts from the following Au. thors: Augustine, Goodness of God, ix. 142; Ayre, rev. John, Adrent, xviii. 286. Sharing in other's Good, xxv. 399; Thanksgiving. xxvi. 415; Value of the Cross, xxviii. 447. Beveridge, bishop, Grace, xvii. 271. Bilson, bishop, Order and Discipline, ii. 31. Bisse, Dr., the Established Church, xii. 191: Bissland, rev. Thomas, Difficulties of a Faithful Preacher, viii. 126 : Repentance, xix. 303; Value of the ITuman Soul, xxii. 351. Blomfield, bishop, Ministerial Faithfulness and Unity, ix. 143. Blunt, rev. II., the Eucharist, xii. 191: Baptism, xiv. 223. Booker, Rev. J., Romish Prohibition of the Scriptures, xxii. 351. Boyle, hon. Robert, the Bible, XX. 319. Bradley, rev. C., True Repentance not an Act but a Habit, xxiv. 383; Men Fellow-workers with God, xxv. 398 ; the Ark of God in danger, xxvi. 411; Religion the one thing needful at all times, xxvii. 431. Browne, archdeacon, Application of Scripture, X. 158; Corruption of Human Nature, xxxi. 493. Brown, rev. Abner, Moderation, ii. 30. Budd, rev. H., Talent, iv. 62. Bull, bishop, Power of the Spirit, XXV. 398. Burton, rev. Edward, Party Spirit, iii. 46. Butler, rev. P. E., the Diffusion of Knowledge, xiii. 206. Cecil, rev. R., the Devices of Satan, viii. 126; Growth in Grace, xiii. 207: Christian Simplicity, xxix. 383. Chalmers, rev. T., Conscience, v. 78; Natural Theology, viii. 127. Chillingworth, Charity, vi. 93. Close, rev. Francis, Heavenly Wisdom, xxxi. 495. Cowper, Christian Joy, iii. 47; Drought. xxix. 463. Cunningham, rev. J. W., the Holy Spirit, viii. 126; the Perpetuity of Heavenly Happiness, xix. 303: the Christian a Pillar in the Temple of his God. Xxii. 331. Dealtry, rev. Dr., Infidelity and Profligacy, xi. 175. Dcane, tev. J. B., the Fall of Man, xviii. 287. Dehon, bishop, the CABINET-(continued.) Sabbath, ix. 143; Man's Moral Inability, xxi. 333; the Cross of Christ, xxvi. 415; the Liturgy, xxix. 463. Eucharist, xiii. 206. Frith, John, Use of Riches, xxi. 335. Gale, Lore of the World, viii. 126. Gilpin, rev. W., the Day of the Lord, xvi. 255. Girdlestone, rey, C., Preaching of the Gospel, vii. 110. Griffith, rev. T., True Religion, iii. 47; Personal Piety, x. 157. Hales, Scripture Dificulties, xxvi. 415. Hall, bishop, Faith fulness of God, vi. 93; Reward, xix. 303; Spiritual Knowledge, xxvii. 431; Real and Apparent Happiness, xxviii. 447. Hoare, archdeacon, Selfishiness, x, 158; the Poor preached to in the Gospel, xiii. 207; What is it to be a Christian ! xxii. 367. looker, Christian Security, x. 158; Things Ancient, xiv. 223. llorne, bishop, Doctrine and Practice, xvii. 271; Patience commended by God's Example, xxii. 351; Private Prayer, xxix. 463. Ilorsley, bishop, Scripture Difficulties, iv. 62; Faith and Practice, xvi. 255. Ilowels, rev. W., Praising God, x. 158; HumiJity, xii. 190; the Sympathy of Christ, xiv. 223; Temptation, xvii. 271. Jarvis, Dr., Spiritual Influences, v. 79. Jewsbury, Miss, De pendence upon God, vi. 94. Jowett, rev, W., Self-Decep tion, viii. 127. Keble, rev. John, the Liturgy, iv. 62. Knox and Jebb's Cor respondence, the Christian and the mere Moralist, iv. 63: Solitude, xviii. 287. Le Bas, rev. C. W., the Ministry of Christ, iii. 46; False View of Christianity, vii. lll.; Leighton, abp., the Believer's Peace, ii. 30; Ilumility, v. 78; Spiritual Wisdom, vii, 111; Unworthiness, xvi. 255. Lievre, rev. J. S., Ministerial Re sponsibility, vii. 110. Mackenzie, Miss Mary Jane, ('ovetousness, v. 79; Leaven, viii. 126; Family Prayer, xv. 238. Macneile, rev. Hugh, the Second Advent of our Lord, XXX. 479. Magee, abp., the Day of Atonement, iii. 46. Marsh, rev. E. G., Growth in Grace, xxii. 351. Martyn, rev. H., the Spiritual Temple, xv. 238. Mason, Rev. W., Frames and Feelings, viii. 127 ; Massillon, the Christian a Man of Prayer, iv. 62; Universality of Prayer, xiii. 206. Melvill, rey. Henry, the Blessed Hope, vii. 110; The Loss of National Christianity, x. 158; the Christian's Death-bed, xviii. 237; Value of the Bible, xiii. 206; Blessed Effects of the Bible, xxviii. 447 : the Church's Year, xxxii. 511. Milton, Vice and Virtue, i. 15. More, Hannah, Works of Fiction, xv. 239. Neale, rev., C., the Bible a Lamp, iii. 46. Neale, rev. Ers kine, Ministerial Encouragement, vi. 94. Newnham, W. Esq., Afiction, ix. 142. Nocl, hon. and rev. G. T., the Riches of the Gospel, vi. 91. Paley, the Goodness of God, xiv. 223. Pearson, dean of Salis bury, the Minister and his People, xi. 173. Philpot, arch deacon, Ilappiness of the True Christian, vi. 94. Richmond, rev. Legh, Music, iii. 46. Rose, rev. H. J., Love of Reputation, vii. 110. Ryder, bishop, the Excellency of the Church of England, i. 15. Sandford, bishop, Living without God, iv. 62; Forgive ness, X. 158. Saurin, the Blood of Christ, xv. 239; the Dying Christian, xxv. 399. Scott, rev. T., Religion every Thing, xvii. 271. Sherlock, bishop, Christ and Mahomet contrasted, xvii. 271. Simeon, rev. Charles, Absence of Means of Grace, xxxii. 511. Skelton, Pride, ii. 30; ditto. iii. 47. South, Dr. Robert, Efficacy of Christ's Blood, iii. 47; Atonement for Sin, iv. 62; Sinfulness of the Heart, iv. 63; Christian Experience and knowledge, xviii. 287. Stewart, rev. J. II., Apostolic ('onsolation, xxi. 335; the Coming of the Lord, xxiii. 366. Sumner, bishop of Chester, Christ the Light, ii, 31; the Christian Church, X. 158; Ministerial Encouragement, xiii. 206. Sumner, bishop of Winchester, Power of the Gospel, v. 79; Religious Apathy, xxxii. 511. Taylor, bishop, Jeremy, Spiritual Discernment the Work of the Holy Spirit, xx. 319; Impatience, xxiv. 383; Sickness, xxv. 395. Usher, archbishop, the Fathers of the Church, xvi. 253, Van Mildert, bishop of Durham, Religious Education, xii. 190. Venn, rev. II., the Liturgy, v. 78; Reading of the Scriptures, vi. 94. Wheler. Sir G.. Religious Practice. iv. 63. White, rev. H.. Spiritual Pride, ix. 142. Wilson, bishop of Sodor and Man, llumility, vii. 110; Ministerial Success, xi. 175. Wilson, CABINET (continued.) bishop of Calcutta, Spiritual Life, xiii. 206; the Value of the Liturgy, xx. 319. Woodward, rev. Henry, Happiness and Trials of the Christian, xii. 191. Canada, Missionary Exertions in, xx. 307. Canadian Church, Address on behalf of the (bishop of Quebec), xxv. 396. Ceylon, Heathen Idolatry, xx. 317. Chase, bishop, Book of Common Prayer, xv. 227. Christian Love (bishop Jewel), vi. 92. Christianity, Truth of(Gurney), iii. 39. Christian's new Name (rev. J. W. Cunningham), ix. 140, Church Service: a Dialogue, xxi. 323. Church of England not Guilty of Heresy and Schism, (rev. C. Girdlestone), vii. 102. Churches of Asia, No. I. Introduction. xvii. 269: No. Il. Ephe sus, xviii. 284 ; No. III. Smyrna, xxiii. 355. Continent, State of Religion on the, x. 174. Thomas, xxx. 477; No. V. Christmas Day, St. Stephen, xxxi. 492; No. VI. St. John the Evangelist, the Innocents, Sunday after Christmas, xxxii. 509. Liturgy, Address on the Devotional Use of the (Dodsworth), xvii. 261. Lowliness of Mind (bishop Copleston), xxvi. 412. Luther, Death of (Scott's History), xxiv. 375. Martyrdom of a Greek (R. Wilson), viii. 125. Minister, the Christian (bishop Wilson), v. 76. Minister, the Duty of a Christian, ii. 19. Mysticism (Alex. Knox), xix. 291. MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS:Alexander, emperor of Russia (Pinkerton), ix. 144; Alphage, abp. of Canterbury, xv. 240; Annunciation, Popish ceremonies at the Festival, xix. 304; Arabs, the (Sandys), xxiii. 368 ; Ararat, Mount (Morier), xviii. 288; Asses, (do.), xxvi. 416; Atheism, Folly of, xxix. 464. Babylon, (Sir R. K. Porter), xxix. 464; Barrington, bishop (Townsend), xxvii. 432; Basil, St., iii. 48; Boulogne, Superstition (Rae Wilson), viii. 128; Burning, Spontaneous, xvii. 272. Dale's, rev. Thomas. Address on the Lord's Day. xviii. 275. xv. 229. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE (see end of Volume). The Christian Sabbath, No. I. ii. 17. received, iv. 49. 113. Ditto, No. II. x. 145. The Relative Value of every Member in the Christian Body, ix. 129. Religious Liberalism, xi. 161. Harvest Thoughts, xii, 177. The Liturgy compared with Extempore Prayer, xiii. 193. The Knowledge of God, No. I. (by the rev. J. W. Brooks), xiv. 209, Ditto, No. II., xvi. 241. The Mutual Recognition of Glorified Saints (by the rev. T. Bissland, M.A.), xvi. 257. The Duty of communicating to the Dying a Knowledge of their Situation, xviii. 273. The Missionary Spirit among Churchmen (by the rev. T. England, M.A.), xix. 289. The Value of Articles of Faith, xx. 305. Brotherly Love Illustrated, xxi. 321. The Corruption of Heathen Systems made the Law of the Gospel Necessary, xxii. 337. Sunday Newspapers (by the rev. John Ayre), xxii. 353. Protestant Privileges, xxiv. 369. The Fall of the Leaf, xxv. 385. The Importance of Authority in Instruction, xxvi. 401. The Divine Authority for a Liturgy (by the rev. H. G. Wat kins), xxvii. 417. The Extension of the Establishment, xxviii. 433. The Excellence of the Liturgy (by the rev. H. G. Watkins), xxix. 449. Duties of Godfathers and Godmothers, XXX. 465. The Importance of conscientiously discharging Ordinary Du ties (by the rev. T. P. Wright, M.A.), xxxi. 481. Card playing (Gilpin), xiv. 224; Chimney Sweeps Hodgkin), vii. 96; Chinese Superstition, viii. 128; Church Service (rev. Abner Brown), F. 80; Churches in London (bishop of London), iv. 64; Cingalese Superstition, xii. 192; Columba, xxiii. 368; Conservatism (Osler), vii. 96; Contentment (Oxford Herald), iv. 64; Cyprian, iv. 64. Death of Friends (Chrysostom), xii. 192; Dehon, bishop. xxviii. 448; Demagogue, the (Osler), xix. 304 ; Dogs in the East (Jowett), vii. 112; Drawing Water (Irby and Mangles), xxix. 464; Drunkenness, Effects of, xxi. 336. Early Rising, xiii. 208; Eastern Sheep (Hartley), vi. 96; Edu cation and Crime (lord Abinger), x. 160; Egyptian Buryingplace, xxviii. 448; Endowments, Advantage of (rev.J. Ayre), xvi. 256; Episcopal Munificence, v. 80. France, Religious Provision in (rev. J. Davies), xxix. 464. Ganges, the River, an object of worship (Ward), xvi. 256 ; George the Third (Mrs. H. More), xxvii. 432; Gibbon, Death of (archdn, Hoare), xi. 176: Gilpin, rev. W., xvii. 272; Guilty Conscience, iii. 48. Halley, Dr., ix. 144; Hand joining in Hand (Jowett), xxvi. 416; Heberden, Dr., xvi. 256; Henry the Eighth, Death of (Soames), xxi. 336; Hindoo Absurdity, xiii. 208; House of the Dead (Jowett), xxvii. 432; Howard at the Bastile, xiv. 224; ditto, Anecdote of, iii, 48; his Mode of Travelling, xii. 192. Indulgences (Rae Wilson), v. 80: Intoxication, Swedish Laws against, ii. 32; Ireland, State of (Booker), vii. 112; Ireland (Prayer-Book and Homily Society's Report), xxvi. 416. Jewish Customs, xvii. 272; Jewish Testimony to Protestant ism, xviii. 288; John of Saxony (rev. J. Scott), xxxi. 496. Law (Skelton), i. 16; Latimer, bishop, vi. 96; ditto, in his Old Age, xx. 320; Lavater, Tomb of (bishop of Calcutta), i. 16; Liturgy, the (J. Poynder, Esq.), xxiii. 368; Locusts (Morier), xxix. 461; Lollards, the, xii. 192; Luther, Anecdote of, V. 80, Mental Fever (Thackrah), XXX. 480; Milton's Resignation, xxii. 352; Ministerial Faithfulness, x. 160; Morocco Jew (Jowett). xvi. 256; Morton, bishop, (Walker), xxii. 352; Music (Grimshawe), ij. 32 Naples, Romish Superstition (Rae Wilson), vii. 112; New foundland (archdn. Wix), ix. 144; Night Study (Newnham), iv. 64. Oaths (rev. J. II. Stewart), xix. 304. Persecution (Young), iii. 48; Phosphorescence of the Sea (Hig gins), iii. 48; Porteus, bishop, ii. 32; Protestant Consistency (Soames), xviii. 288; Providence (rev. W. Howels), xv. 240. Rachel's Grave (Sandys), X. 160 ; Rochelle, Siege of (Smedley). x. 160; Romanism (Rae Wilson), iv. 61. Sailor's Bible, the, ix. 144; Selah (bishop Sandford), xxiii. 368; Servants, Hints relative to (Standard), xx. 320; Sharp, abp. vii. 112; Shelley, Percy Bysshe, iii. 48; Sleep, Want of, vi. 96 ; Solitude and Society (Wolfe). ii. 32; Source of the Danube (bishop D. Wilson), vii. 112; Spirits, Ardent, (archdn. Wix), i. 16; Spirit Drinking, viii. 128; Swartz at Tanjore, xxvi. 416; ditto, Character of (Heber), xxxii. 512. The Constitution (bishop Porteus), xxxii. 512: Traditions of the Zoolus (captain Gardiner), viii, 128; Turkish Power, Effects of (Hartley), xiii. 208; Turkish Burying-ground (Lau rent), xiv. 224. Voluntaryism in America, xx. 320; Voluntary Principle (Osler), xxiv, 384. Washing, Oriental practice of (Hartley), xiii. 208; Weaning of Children, Feast at (Morier), xiv. 224; Wolfe, rev. C., i. 16; ditto, xv. 240; Workhouses (Osler), xxi. 336. Xavier, Francis, xxiv. 384. Glover's Farewell Letter, xxii. 344. Greek Church (rev. W. Jowett), vi, 85. Harris's (hon. and rev. Musgrave) Farewell Address to the Con gregation of Southborough Church, xxiv. 379. Hooper's (bishop). Farewell Letter, xxiv, 382. Holy Spirit, Influences of (Rev. J. Davies), v. 71. New Zealand, Sabbath in (rev. W. Yate), vi. 92. Iceland, a Glance at, No. I. vii. 81: No. II. ix. 131. PASSING THOUGHTS, by Charlotte Elizabeth:- II. The Snare, ii. 20. V. The Branch, vi. 85. PASSING THOUGHTS-(continued.) X. The Love of Money, xv. 230. XIV. The Balloon, xxxi. 494. xxviii. 447; Third Sunday (ditto), xxix. 463; Fourth Sunday (rev. J. East), xxx. 480. African Mother (Mrs. Sigourney), ii. 31. Anchor of Hope, the (rev. T. Grinfield), xxvi. 415. Autumn (Keble), xxvi. 415. Baptismal Birth-day (Coleridge), xii. 191. Beauty of the Sanctuary (Grinfield), xxvii. 431. Be not Faithless (Anon.), xxv. 400. Brevity of Life (Francis Quarles), xxii, 352. Child, on the Death of his (Legh Richmond), . 256. Children of Light (Barton), ix. 143. Christian Life, a race (Montgomery), vii. 111. Church, Hymn for the Opening of a new (Howorth), xi. 176. Communion of Saints (Edmeston), xv. 239. Death of an Infant, Lines on (Anon.), xvii. 272. Divine Adoption (Mad. Guion), vi. 95. Drop of Dew (Marvell), xii. 191. Early Instruction (Edmeston), xviii. 287. Ecclesiastical Sketches (Wordsworth), Nos. I. and II. x. 159: Nos. III. and IV., xi. 175; Nos. V. and VI., xiii. 207; Xos. VII. and VIII., xü. 255. Evening Hymn (Anon.), vii. 111; Ditto (H. E.), xiv. 223. Evening Song for the Sabbath-day (Montgomery), iii. 47. Gratitude to God (Mad. Guion), vi. 95. Holy Scriptures (Herbert), iv. 63. Home, thy (rev. R. W. Evans), xiii. 207. Hour of Prayer (C. E.), xxiii. 367. Hymns (by a Person who had lost his Sight), xix. 303. Hymn written at the Holy Sepulchre (G. Sandys), xxiv. 384. Lile (bishop King), xxiii. 368. . Lines (by a Clergyman), ii. 47. Lines on the Martyrdom of Rowland Taylor, xxxii. 512. Love to God (rev. J. Hartley), xii. 191. Marigold, the (George Wither), xviii. 287. Mary's Grave (rev. H. F. Lyte), xxxii. 512. Morning Hymn for a Child (Pearson), xxv. 399. Nativity, the (rev. T. Dale), xxx. 496; Ditto (a Layman), xxxi. 495. Penitential Hymn (bishop King), xxi. 337. Pilgrim's Song (rev. H. F. Lyte), xxv. 399. Pool of Bethesda (Barton), xix. 304. Poor Man's Deathbed (Miss Bowles), viii. 127. Praise (Edmeston), iv. 63. Prayer (C. E. M.), xvii. 271. Psalm, Twenty-third (Herbert), xv. 239. Public Worship (Herbert), xxix. 463. Return unto me (rev. H. F. Lyte). xxviii. 448. Rose, Lines on a (by a Young Man), i. 16. Sabbath Morning (Edmeston), v. 80. Saint Thomas's Incredulity (rev. T. Dale), xxx. 480. Serving God (Herbert), vii. ill, Sin (Herbert), xiii. 207. Sleepers, the (Miss Browne), v. 79. Stanzas (Christian Lady's Magazine), xxiii. 367. Sunday (Herbert), x. 159. Sunday School (Anon.), xxiv. 384. The Invitation (Christian Lady's Magazine), xxi. 336. There is a Thought (W. S. M.), xiv. 223. The Tempted Saviour (Edmeston), viii. 127. " Thy will be done" (C. E.), xxiv. 383. To one deprived of Hearing at Church (Hours of Sorrow), xxviii. 448. H. More), v. 77. REVIEWS AND NOTICES, with Extracts: Abercrombie's Address, i. 13. Influence, S. 3. Yate's Account of New Zealand, iv. 61. Richmond's (Rev. Legh), Rules for acquiring readiness in Public Speaking, ix. 136. Sabbath at Boulogne (Sherwood), ii. 22. Sacred Song (Rev. T. Grinfield), xxvi. 407. Scriptures proved to be the Word of God (Hales), xxxii. 499. Scriptures in Spain, xix. 290. Simeon's Address to the Undergraduates at Cambridge, xxxi. 483. Sunday Scholar, the, No. I., i. 5; No. II., viii. 118; No. III., xxiv. 371. Supernatural Agency in the Material World (Sharon Turner), xii. 188. Swartz's Farewell Letter, xii. 190. SERMONS: Anderson, rev. Robert (Brighton), the Performance of the Divine Will, xviii. 281. Ayre, rev. John (Hampstead), the Mutual Knowledge of the Good Shepherd and his Sheep, ix. 137. Biddulph, rev. Thomas T. (Bristol), Jehovah our Righteous ness, xxvi. 408. Bissland, rev. Thomas (Hartley, Hants), Duty of Adorning the Gospel, viii. 121. Dale, rev. Thomas (St. Bride's, London), God's Remembrance of Children, xiv. 217. Dodsworth, rev. William (Margaret Chapel, London), Chris. tians the Temple of God, xii. 181. Eden, rev. Robert (Hackney), Works done for Christ the Law of Judgment, xix. 296. England, rev. Thomas (St. Mary's, Newington), There are no Little Sins, xiii. 200. Girdlestone, rev. Charles (Sedgeley, Stafford), the Christian's Life and Death, x. 152. Girdlestone, rev. Edward (Deane, Lancashire), Hearing of God by the Hearing of the Ear, xxiv. 376. Grant, rev. Robert (Bradford Abbas, Doreet), Ministerial Affec tion and Devotedness, xxi. 328. Griffith, rev. Thomas (Homerton), the Spirit of Prayer, iv. 56. • s. 1, 2, 3, 4, refer to the Supplementary sheets of Reviews, which follow No, xxxii. Recollections of a Country Pastor :- II. The Infidel, First Visit, xiii. 211. V. Bob Smith, xxii. 339. VI. Brown Gubbens, xxvi. 413. Revealed Truth, Importance of (bp. Stillingfleet), xviii. 277. Rotish Imposition, xxii. 348. SERMONS—(continued.) | SERMONS-(continued.) Pearson, rev. J. N. (Islington), Christian Stedfastness, iii. 40. Eternal Life, xxix. 456. Stewart, rev. J. H. (Liverpool), the Christian's Hope in the Wilson, rev. Daniel (Islington), Man's Objections to receive the Wright, rev. T. P. (Hackney), the Danger of falling short of the Festival of the Nativity, xxx. 472. ments and Consolations of the Ministerial Office, xv. 233. xxiii. 360. xvii. 264. |