Maria Mörl, 107; extract from Gör-
res, 108; Adoloratta of Capriana, ex-
tracts, 109; influence of suffering on
excitable minds, 111
Mure, W.; see Modern Greece.

National Crisis, the, 339; influence of
England on the world, ib.; folly of
her rulers, 340; importance of free
trade, ib.; injurious influence of the
bread tax, 343; results of commerce,
345; growth of monopoly, 347; ori-
gin of the corn-law agitation, 348;
corn-law league, 350; Manchester
conference, 351; rapid progress of
free trade principles, 353; scheme of
the ministers, ib.; probable results,
355; present state of the country, 357
Newe Testament, Genevan translation,
719

Newman, F. W., Difficulties of Elemen-
tary Geometry, 113.

Niebelungen, the Lay of, 647; charac-
ter and analysis of the work, ib.; its
origin and facts, 648; pictorial illus-
trations, 651

Our Colleges and Ministry, 1; divine
wisdom shewn in the institution of
preaching, ib.; its great results, 2;
excellence of Mr. Alexander's sermon,
3; piety an essential requisite for the
dissenting ministry, 5; Oxford views
of the subject, 5, note; evils of an
unconverted ministry, 6; other essen-
tial requisites for an able ministry, 9;
physical qualifications, 11; fitness for
the communication of knowledge, 12;
necessity of judicious training, ex-
tracts, 13; principles of preaching,
16; objections answered, 17; faults
of young ministers, 21; importance of
correct elocution, 23; preparation for
the pulpit, 25; consequences of its
neglect, 27; its influence on ministe-
rial piety, 28; importance of an in-
creased attention to our colleges, 30;
Spring Hill College, 32; due support
of our colleges, 35

Payne, Dr. G., Elements of Mental and
Moral Science, 720

Manual explanatory of
congregational principles, 601
Prize Essays on Missions, by Dr. J.
Harris and the Rev. R. W. Hamilton,
605; scarcity of prize compositions in
Scotland, ib.; Burnet's prize, 606;
origin of the present essays, 607; im-
perfect character of the advertisement,
608; character and analysis of "The

Great Commission," 610, et seq.; ana-
lysis of Mr. Hamilton's work, 615, et
seq.; defective character of the origi-
nal specifications, 618; freedom of
conscience essential to missions, 620;
character of the publications, 623;
comparison and contrast, 625

Recollections of the Lakes, and other
poems, 723
Reconciliation between the middle and
labouring classes, 237

Smee, A., Elements of Electro-Metal-
lurgy, 118

Smith, Dr. J. P., Four Discourses on
the Sacrifice and Priesthood of Jesus
Christ, 720

Strickland, Agnes, Lives of the Queens
of England, vol. iv., 692; character
of Henry VIII., ib.; sketch of Anne
Boleyn, 694, et seq.; early life and
character, ib.; conduct to Henry
previous to marriage, extract, 697;
Henry's divorce from Katharine, 700;
marriage and conduct of Anne, ex-
truct, 702; subsequent trials, extract,
704; plot against, and trial and death
of, extracts, 706; her character, 711
Strong, F., Esq.; see Modern Greece.
Sturge, Joseph, Visit to the United

States, 1841, 414; high character of
the author, ib.; Arthur and Lewis
Tappan, 415; philanthropic labours
of the Friends, 416; Elisha Tyson,
417; schism of the American aboli-
tionists, extract, 418; slave-dealing in
Baltimore, extract, 420; Baptist trien-
nial convention, 422; conduct of the
Friends, extract, 423; Henry Clay,
424; means of religious instruction
in New England, 425; state of educa-
tion, extract, 426; silent system in
prisons, extract, 428; cordial com-
mendation of the volume, 429
Swainson, W., the Natural History and
Classification of Birds, 144; import-
ance and plan of classification, ib.;
fanciful character of the author's sys-
tem, 145; crests of birds, 146; sight
of birds, extract, 147; bills, extracts,
148; powers of flight, extracts, 152;
the humming bird, 153; swimming
birds, extract, 154; structure of the
feet of birds, 155; voice of birds, 158;
colour of birds, 160; improper spirit
of the author, 163

Taylor, Catherine, Letters from Italy to
a Younger Sister, vol. ii. 722
Taylor, J., The Young Islanders, 602

Timpson, Rev. T., The Mother with
her Family, 722

Todd, J., Moral Influence, Dangers, and
Duties connected with Great Cities,
722

Tupper, M. F., Esq., Proverbial Philo-

sophy, 716; fanciful character of the
work, extract, ib.; analysis, 717; com-
mendation of the author's intention,

719

Vaughan, Dr. R., The Modern Perse-

cutor Delineated, 600
Voluntaryism in Germany, 72; decline
of unrighteous systems, ib.; growing
dislike to religious establishments, 73;
discussion of the subject in Germany,
73; analysis of Mr. Wolff's work, 74;
system of ecclesiastical government
at Wirtemberg, 74; injury produced
by the state acting on the church, 76;
remedy for the evil, 77; church and
state, 78; fallacy of Rothe's theory,

ib.; imperfection of Wolff's proposals,
80; his want of adherence to the
scripture, 81; prospect of the im-
provement of German theology, 82

Whately, Archbishop, the Kingdom of
Christ delineated, 121; intellectual
character of the author, ib.; the op-
posite of Dr. Pusey, 122; origin of
the Puseyite errors, 123; their preju
dicial influence, 125; treatment of the
author's works, extract, 126; analysis
of the volume, 127, et seq.; Christ be-
fore Pilate, extracts, 128; value of
the author's concessions, 129; nature
of the reign of Christ, 130; character
of a Christian community, 132; stan-
dard of appeal, 133; church princi-
ples, extract, 134; agreement of the
author's principles with those of the
nonconformists, 135

Wolff, Rev. K.; see Voluntaryism in
Germany.