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necessarily attached to anonymous communications.
BELSHAM, Rev. Mr., on the Greenock
subscription, 30, 125. D. on his
"Plea for Infant Baptism," 32,
232, 608. His Reflections upon
the Death of Sir Samuel Romilly,
reviewed, 264. Mr. Browne on the
dedication of his tract on Religious
Liberty to, 300. His Reply to Dr.
Moysey, reviewed, 495. On the
original principle of the Unitarian
Society,
Benevolence, sonnet to, 190. On the
pleasures of,
Bennet's, (Hon. H. G.,) Letter to Vis-
count Sidmouth, on the Transpor-
tation Laws, &c., reviewed,
Bennett, Mrs. obituary of,
Bennett's Sermon before the Southern
Unitarian Book Society, reviewed, 266
BEREA, A JEW OF, on the prophets,
Christ, and his apostles idolaters!
BEREUS on the state of religion at
Bible, brief notes on the, 42, 116, 320,
BIBLICAL CRITICISM, 41, 109,
Blasphemy, prosecutions for, 129,
B. M.'s obituary of Robert Smith,
Esq.,
Boston, new Unitarian chapel at, 199.
Messrs. Wright and Lyons on,
Botanical elucidations of Scripture,
Bowdler on the Punishment of Death
in the case of Forgery, reviewed,
B. R. D.'s obituary of Mrs. Jane
Manley, 705. Of Miss Mary Can-
non,
Bretland, Rev. Joseph, obituary of,
445. On his publications, &c., 473.
Notice of a memoir of, 494. Cha-
racter of,
Brett's Narrative of the Proceedings
of a great Council of Jews, infor-
mation respecting, 136,
BREVIS's inquiry respecting Newton
and Locke, 19. His brief notes on
the Bible, 42, 116, 320, 413, 475,
544, 615, 725. On the assault of
the Fort of Nowah, 616,
Bridel's new Translation of the Book
of Job, account of,
Bacon's Historical Discourse of the
Uniformity of the Government of
England, extract from,
nial of the perpetuity of,
Baptist, definition of the term,
Barclay, Robert, quotations from his
Brighton Unitarian Chapel, appeal to
BARHAM, Mr., his suggestions on be-
half of the doctrine of the atone-
Brotherton, Mr., his account of the
new seet of abstainers from animal
food,
BROWNE, MR. THEOPHILUS, on an in-
stance of bigotry at Gloucester,
18. His Religious Liberty, &c. re-
Cannon, Miss Mary, obituary of,
Christmas Day, observance of, in the
United States,
Canterbury, Archbishop, on his
charge to the clergy of the county
of Kent,
CAPPE, Mrs., on the review of Mr.
Wellbeloved's Sermon, 291. On
Mr. Holley's popular preaching and
liberal sentiments, 355. On the
character of Mr. Emlyn,
Cappe's, Rev. Mr., Memoirs, recom-
mended, 408, 494. Reply to E. F.'s
suggestion on,
Carlile's trials, remarks on, 645. Sen-
tence, 714. On the prosecution
of,
CARPENTER, Dr., on divine influences
and conversion, 419, 545, 617.
On proceedings in the Western
Unitarian Society,
Carpenter, Messrs. John and Thomas,
obituary of,
Cartwright, Thomas, biography of,
Case decided on a Dissenter's claim
of exemption from toll on a Sunday,
58. On a dispute between the Me-
thodists in Ireland,
Case of One of a Hundred,
Catholics, the, on the division of the
Decalogue by, 299, 467. Pro-
ceedings of, on public distress,
Chronique Religieuse, translation
from, on the present state of reli-
gious sects in Sweden,
Church of England, late Seceders
from the, 21. On Anabaptism in
the, 406, 721. On the controverted
clause in the twentieth article of
the, 461. Its constitution,
Church Union Society's premiums in
the diocese of St. David's, 202,
CLARKE, Mr., on his School for Scrip-
tural Christians,
Clarke, William, Esq., legacies by the
late,
CLERICUS on Deism and Athanasi-
C. N. S's obituary of Mr. Samuel
Cravan, 192. Of Mr. William Wal-
ton,
Cogan, Dr, memoir of, 1, 74, 105.
His letter to the secretary to the
Unitarian Fund, 74. List of his
publications,
COGAN, Mr., on Mr. Stodhart's ana-
themas against Unitarians, 164.
His strictures on some of the argu-
ments in "Apelentherus," with
regard to the natural evidences of a
future state, 221. His Sermons,
reviewed, 257, 323. On the eter-
nity of hell torments, 369. On the
moral system of Calvinists, 404.
E. D. on the General Baptist Assem-
bly Anniversary,
Edinburgh, high mass and abuse of
"Socinians" at Edinburgh, 20.
Outrage at, 21, 63. State of Uni-
tarianism in,
EDITOR, on the royal farce of touch-
ing for the evil, 22 (note).
foreign intelligence, 131. On the
memoir of the late Mr. G. W.
Meadley, 137. On the Rev. B.
Goodier's contributions, 145
(note). On the lawfulness of de-
fensive war amongst Christians,
149, 303. On the late religious
proceedings at Charleston, in South
Carolina, 242. On the death of
Mr. James Rait, 269. On the cha-
racter of Dr. Jonathan Mayhew,
296. On a passage in the Lord
Chancellor's judgment on the Bed-
ford charity, 582 (note). On the
correspondence in the Times News-
paper, relating to the Unitarians,
E. F. on Cappe's Memoirs,
Ellis, Mr. John, obituary of,
DILLON, Mr., his account of his pro-
test against the marriage ceremony, 179
Discourse on Excommunication, re-
Encontre, Dr., obituary of,
Established Church of Ireland, mo-
tion for inquiring into the state of
the,
Estrada's Defence of the Cortes, re-
viewed,
E. T.'s memoir of J. J. Wetstein,
Eternal torments, on the subject of,
EUELPIS on the doctrine of uni-
versal restitution, 87. On the
Reformed Jews, 371. On final
restitution,
EVANS, Mr., on the obituaries of Mr.
T. Thomas and D. J. Rees,
EVANS, Rev. J., [LL.D.,] his address
to the managers and subscribers of
the Wood-street, Spitalfields, cha-
rity school, 56. His Sermon on
the Causes, Evils and Remedy of
False Shame in the Affairs of Reli-
gion, reviewed,
Evelyn's description of incidents in
the reign of Charles II., 22. His
anecdotes of Charles II. and James
II., 156. Mr. Evelyn a Reformer,
229. Extract from his Memoirs,
Exeter Fellowship Fund, resolution
of the,
"Fire-act London clergy," 166, 202, 275
FISHER, Mr. T., on fellowship funds, 414
FISHER, Mr. T. E., on his protest
against the marriage ceremony,
F. K. on marriage protests,
FLOWER, Mr. B., on Dr. Walker's
treatment of Scripture, 162. On
the state of religion in Kentucky, 242
Flower, Mr. R., extracts from his
Letters on the State of Religiou in
Kentucky, 242. His Letters from
the Illinois, reviewed,
Flushing, opening of the Unitarian
Chapel at,
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, 64, 131,
207, 277, 342, 397, 457, 521, 587,
648,
Fox and Pitt, characters of,
Fox's, Rev. W. J., Sermon on the
Duties of Christians towards Deists,
reviewed, 701. His Lectures re-
viewed,
France, public affairs, &c., of, 64,
131, 207, 277, 457, 521, 587,648,
Francis, Sir Philip, obituary of,
Frankland, Mrs., obituary of,
Free and slavish writers,
Freedom, from the German,
French Protestants, address of the
committee for the relief of the per-
secuted,
FREND, Mr., on the gradations of
intellect, 545. On the origin of
the Unitarian Society,
FULLAGAR, Mr., on the Worship of
Christ, reviewed, 190. On the
establishment of the Chichester
Fellowship Fund, 302. On Sir
Samuel Romilly, 410. His Letter
to Lloyd, reviewed,
Future life, silence of the Old Testa-
ment on, 364. Wright's Essay on
a, reviewed,
Future punishment, on, 90. On the
design of Christianity in its appli-
cation to,
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