RECENT DEATHS, continued.
Rossell, Rev. J., 1st, of Kettering,
335

Rowan, Mr. H., of Carrickfergus, 334
Rowe, Master J., of Margate, 245
Rymer, Mr. P., of York, 415
St. John, Mrs., of Dernacera, 504
Sanderson, Mrs., of Liverpool, 620
Sargent, Miss, of Bierley, 621
Savage, S., Esq., of Melbourne, 65
Scott, Mr. J., of Armagh, 775
Scott, Mrs., of Lincoln, 331
Selby, Mr. J., of Sheerness, 154
Shann, Mrs., of Leeds, 775
Shutter, Mrs., of Box, 146
Simpkins, Mrs., of Holt-Lodge, 152
Simpson, Mr. S., of Chapeltown, 243
Slade, Mrs., of Stoke, 950
Smith, Mrs., of Manchester, 332
Smith, Mr. S., of Lamberhurst, 1037
Solomon, Mrs., of St. Austle, 776
South, Mrs., of Soham, 411
Sowerby, Mr. J., of Durham, 66
Sowersby, Mrs., of Kilham, 410
Spencer, Mr. C., of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 414

Spencer, Mr. P., of Marsden, 948
Spurr, Mrs., of Hayland, 862
Stebbing, Mr. C., of Mildenhall, 622
Stephens, Rev. J., of London, 331
Stephenson, Mrs., of Wighill, 503
Stephenson, S., Esq., of Holmfirth, 65
Sterry, Mrs., of Lowestoff, 411
Stockdale, Mrs., of Bolton, 503
Stodden, Mrs., of Portscatha, 1036
Stott, Mrs., of Burnley, 147
Strawe, Rev. J., of Sheffield, 863
Strutt, Mr. J., of Great-Bentley, 502
Stubberfield, Mr. J., of Chartham, 146
Summerson, Mrs., of Whitby, 246
Sutcliffe, Mrs., of Bayswater, 861
Sydserff, Rev. J., of Banwell, 624
Tapper, Mrs., of Exeter, 776
Taylor, Mr. B., of Chepstow, 244
Taylor, Mr. R., of Beeston, 155
Taylor, Mrs., of York, 333

Thomas, Mr. W. H., of Bristol, 776
Thompson, Mrs., of Failam-hall, 949
Thompson, Mrs., of Newbliss, 245
Thornton, Ann, of Selby, 151
Thornton, Sarah, of Ryton, 244
Tindale, Mr. D., of Wingate, 947
Tosswill, Mrs., of Brighton, 410
Troke, Mrs., of Droitwich, 862
Underwood, David, Esq., of Leeds,
623

Urquhart, Mrs., of Berwick, 951
Waddington, Mr. G., of Eagle, 410
Walker, Mr. A., of Ely, 66
Walker, Mr. J., of Ely, 152
Walker, Mr. T., of Dalton, 246
Walker, Mrs., of Birstal, 67
Walker, Mrs., of Leyton, 862
Walsh, Mr. T., of Selby, 151

RECENT DEATHS, continued.
Walsham, Mrs., of Little Downham,
412

Walton, Mr., of Wakefield, 245
Ward, Mr. M., of Greenheys, 150
Wardle, Mr. D., of Griffydam, 246
Warren, Mrs., of Trewellard, 860
Washington, Mrs., of Sutton, 411
Waterfield, Mrs., of Shackerstone,
243

Watson, Mr. G., of Liverpool, 246
Webster, Mr. H., of Blain-Row, Ire
land, 1035

Wells, Mr. T., of Banham, 502
West, Sarah, of Eastly, 413

Wheeler, Sarah, of Siddlesham, 776
Whitaker, Mrs., of Colne, 862
Wiggan, Mr. R., of Colne, 155
Wild, Mr. J., of Armley, 620
Wilford, J., Esq., of Brompton, 246
Willington, Mrs., of Oldland-com-
mon, 67

Wilson, Rev. J., of Tandragee, 151
Wood, Mrs., of St. Alban's, 154
Woods, Mrs., of Ryde, 622

Woolsey, Mr. T., of Gainsborough,
861

Wootton, Mr. W., of Stapleford,
153

Wright, Mr. J., of Blyth, 412
Wright, Mrs., of Knutsford, 622
Wright, Mrs., of Mousehole, 776
Wyatt, Mr. J., of Curland, 153
Wylde, Mrs., of Runcorn, 1034
Yates, Mrs., of Seacombe, 943
"Record" newspaper, extract from the,
exposing the Anti-Protestant character
of the "Oxford Tracts," 300

REVIEW OF BOOKS.

NOTICES OF BOOKS.

See also

Robinson, Dr., account of a visit to
Jacob's well by, 1012

Sabbath, question concerning the pay-
ment of tolls on the, 374-observance
of the, inculcated, 852

Sacraments, Puseyite views of the, 46,
130-hints to Wesleyans concerning
the, 126, 201, 652

Saints, popular, legends of, 677-speci-
mens of the worship offered by, to the
Virgin Mary, 739,740

Samaritan, the Good, remarks on the
conduct of, 113

Schlegel, Mons., mentioned, 379
Scotland. See Church of Scotland.
Scott, Dr. J., remarks by, on belief of
God's providence, 911

Scott, Rev. G., labours of, in Sweden,
referred to, 514, 524

Schools, Infant, 64, 617, 1025-Mission,
351-Model, 52-Sunday, 497
Scriptural Essays. No. IV. Christian

Character in its Principle and Form,
584-No. V. The Christian perse-
cuted, 660-No. VI. The Supremacy
of the Obedience due to God, 827
SERMONS.

A Missionary Sermon, delivered in
Paris, by the Rev. S. Kay, 280
Hagar's Recognition of God's all-see-
ing Eye, by the Rev. J. Brown,
sen., 96

Methodism not Heresy, 570, 645
On preaching Christ crucified, by
Bishop M'Ilvaine, 807

The Nature and Duty of Christian
Communion, by the Rev. R. M.
Macbrair, 722

The Return of the Ark, translated
from the French, by the Rev. D.
Walton, 898, 986

The Work of Missions to be progres-
sive, by Dr. Rufus Anderson,

461

Shaw, Rev. B., speech of, in Exeter-
Hall, 520 "Memorials of South
Africa" by, noticed, 1022

Shaw, Rev. W., attack upon, repelled,

914

Sibthorp, Rev. Waldo, Popish practices
of, 41-apostasy of, 1029
Slave-trade, African, referred to, 519,
541, 1041-1047

Slavery, in the Danish islands of Santa
Cruz and St. Thomas, notices of, 213,
214-favourable results of the aboli-
tion of, in the British West Indies,
214-217, 786-in the United States,
a work on, noticed, 230
Smith, Rev. T., speech of, in Exeter-
Hall, 494

Samuel Wesley, sen., 1019-curious
book against, mentioned, 1020
South, or Continental India. Summary
view of the Wesleyan Missions, 84—
references to the success of Missions
in India, by the Rev. Messrs. Cand-
lish and Campbell, 530-536-letters
from the Rev. J. Crowther, Madras,
702, 867-letter from the Rev. D.
Griffith, Negapatam, 703-death of
the Rev. W. S. Fox, of Negapatam,
791-letter from the Madras District-
Meeting, 865-letters from the Rev.
S. Hardey, Bangalore, 867, 869-
letter from the Rev. P. Batchelor,
Melnattam, 871-letter from the Rev.
T. Haswell, Manaargoody, 872-
return of the Rev. J. Jenkins, and of
Mrs. and Miss Crowther, 967
South Sea Missions. Summary view of
the Wesleyan Missions, 85-suspen-
sion of the Tonga Mission, 71-letter
and journal of the Rev. C. Tucker,
Tonga, 72, 74-journal of the Rev.
S. Rabone, Tonga, 76-letter from
the Rev. J. Orton, Sydney, New
South Wales, 77-death of the Rev.
J. Bumby, New-Zealand, 81-sum-
mary of a communication from the
Rev. J. Waterhouse, 350-death of
Mrs. Cargill, of Feejee, and departure
of the Rev. D. Cargill for England,
350, 435-letter from the Rev. J.
Waterhouse, Hobart-Town, 417—
state and prospects of Feejee, described
in a speech by the Rev. D. Cargill,
527-communications from the Rev.
J. Waterhouse, New-Zealand, 703,
1052-letter from the Rev. J.
Smithies, Swan-River, Western Aus-
tralia, describing the state and pros-
pects of the Aborigines, 782-com-
munication from the Rev. J. Warren,
Waima, New-Zealand, 1052-com-
munication from the Rev. C. Creed,
Taranaki, New-Zealand, 1052
Southern Africa. Summary view of
the Wesleyan Missions, 85-letter
from the Rev. E. Cook, Siberis, 249
-letter from the Rev. J. Ayliff,
Haslope-Hills, 251-letter from the
Rev. W. Shaw, Graham's Town, 256
-letter from the Rev. J. Cameron,
Plaat-berg, 343-letter from the Rev.
W. H. Garner, Buntingville, 348-
letter from the Rev. H. Pearse,
Amavelelo Station, 697-letter from
the Rev. F. P. Gladwin, Clarkebury,
698-statement of the differences
between Dr. Philip and the Wesleyan
Missionaries, arising out of the Kaffir
war, 915-journal of the Rev. T. L.
Hodgson, on a visit to Nisbet-Bath

and Khamies-Berg, Great Namacqua-
land, 958

Southey's "Life of Wesley," referred to,
573

"Standard"

Staël, Madame de, mentioned, 378
newspaper, favourable re-
marks by the, concerning Methodism,
referred to, 50

Stanley, Rev. Jacob, "Address to the
Members of certain Lodges' by,
referred to, 302

Stations of the Wesleyan Ministers in
Great Britain, 745-in Ireland, 759—
on the Missions, 761
Stewart, Rev. J. H., Address by, to the
Christian community, referred to, 63
Sturgeon, Rev. W., death of, mentioned,
93

Sweden, Methodism in, 84, 514, 524-
Popery in, 523

Switzerland, letter from the Rev. J.

Hocart, Wesleyan Missionary in, 700
-remark on the introduction of
Methodism into, 942

Sykes, Rev. J., a sermon of, mentioned,
625

"Tablet," The, a Popish newspaper,

mentioned, 999

-Tee-total procession in London, Popish
character of a, 1000

Temporal blessings, remarks on the right
use of, 368

Tempsford, rise of Methodism in, 707
Teneriffe, ascent of the Peak of, 318
Tennent, E., Esq., M. P., speech of, in
Exeter-Hall, 507

TEXTS ILLUSTRATED.

Genesis xvi. 13......96
Exodus xiv. 15... .462
Judges v. 31...

280

1 Samuel vii. 1-5. ....898, 986
Matthew v. 10-12......660

Matthew xxvi. 27.

Luke ii. 7......112

Luke x. 29-37......113

.299

Acts xxiv. 14......570, 645

1 Corinthians ii. 15......665
2 Timothy iii. 12......584, 660
Time, motives for the redemption of,
583

Toase, Rev. W., communication from,
on the state of Methodism in France,
939
Tolls, exemption of Wesleyan Ministers
from, on the Sabbath-day, 374
Tower of London, late fire in the, 1029
Travellers, eastern accommodation for,
112

Tucker, Rev. J., speech of, in Exeter-
Hall, 490

Turner's (Sharon) "Sacred History of
the World," remark on, 9

Virgin Mary, devotion to, in Austria,
676-evidences of the worship of, by
Roman Catholics, 736–742
Volcano of Kirauea, visit to the, 395

Wakefield, appearance of the Rev. C.
Wesley at, to answer a charge of trea-
son, 671
Wallbridge, Robert, (a brother of "the
Dairyman's Daughter,") conversion
of, 355-mentioned, 358

Warren, Dr., the case of, referred to,

392

Watson, Rev. Richard, remark concern-
ing the premature death of, 20-obser-
vations by, on the state of the Hea-
then, 284 works of, mentioned, 577,
646" Theological Institutes" of,
noticed, 936

Wesley, Rev. Charles, conversation of,

with Bishop Gibson, concerning lay-
baptism, 33-mentioned, 572, 577-
extracts from the "Life" of: On the
Term "Methodist," 593; Early Me-
thodism in Cornwall, 669; Charles
Wesley accused of Treason, 671;
Trial of a Methodist Constable at
Leeds, 675; Anecdotes of early Me-
thodism in Bristol and Kingswood,
124; Dr. William Dodd, 918
Wesley, Rev. John, visit of, to Colches-
ter, 3; to Newport, 353; to Ilkeston,
882-rebuke administered by, to a
Clergyman, 4-conversation of, with
Bishop Gibson, concerning lay-bap-
tism, 33-valuable influence of the
labours of, on the established Church,
38 "Letter to the Rev. Dr. Horne"
by, on justification, recommended, 45
-doctrine of, concerning justification,
125, 126, 131, 850-ordination by, of
the Rev. H. Moore and other Preach-
ers, referred to, 129, 199-observa-
tions addressed to, respecting his ser-
mon on the Ministerial Office, by the
Rev. H. Moore, 197-remarks by,
on ecclesiastical order, quoted, 200-
early life of, referred to, 572-was
not influenced by ambition to establish
a distinct community, 572-peculiar
endowments of, mentioned, 577-
French edition of several of the works
of, mentioned, 943

Wesley, Rev. Samuel, sen., remarkable
note of, on Matt. xxvi. 27, 299-pub-
lications of, 928-aversion of, to Soci-
nianism, 1019
WESLEYAN METHODIST, The:
a Series of Papers :-

No. LXXXIX. Wesleyan Church
Principles, 195

West Indies. Summary view of the Wesleyan Missions, 85-letter from the Rev. W. Bannister, St. Vincent's, announcing the death of the Rev. W. Lee, 173-notices of the Danish islands of Santa Cruz and St. Thomas, and of their slave-population, by Mr. Gurney, 211-214-Mr. Gurney's notices of Tortola and Antigua, and of the results of emancipation in the British islands, 214-217-letter from the Rev. J. Banfield, Kingstown, St. Vincent's, 258-letter from the Rev. J. F. Brown, George-Town, St. Vincent's, 258-letter from the Rev. W. Bannister, Biabou, St. Vincent's, 259 -letter from the Rev. G. Ranyell, Tobago, 260-death of Mrs. Hornby, of Antigua, 261-letter from the Rev. W. Seccombe, Jamaica, 349-Mission Schools in the West Indies, 351death of the Rev. W. Rigglesworth and the Rev. J. Greenwood, 351laudable exertions in the Antigua District to support the Missionaries without assistance from the General Fund, 785-letter from the Rev. J. Cox, St. Kitt's, 786-letter from the Rev. T. Cardy, Hayti, 788—death of Mrs. Armstrong and the Rev. W. Redfern, of Jamaica, 879-letter from the Rev. J. Edmondson, Jamaica, 879-death of the Rev. J. Cameron, of Dominica, 968 Western Africa. Summary view of the Wesleyan Missions, 85-ordination and valedictory services connected with the Mission of the Rev. T. B. Freeman and his party to Ashantee and the Gold-Coast, 80-death of Mrs. Fox, of St. Mary's, Gambia, and her son, 174-arrival of the Rev. T. B. Freeman and party at CapeCoast Castle, 703-death of the Rev. W. Thackwray, 777, 877-letter from the Rev. T. B. Freeman, Annamaboe, Gold-Coast, 777; Cape-Coast Castle, 779, 877, 1049-letter from the Rev. W. Thack wray, Annamaboe, 778-letter from the Rev. C. Walden, Cape-Coast, 780; his death

mentioned, 1048-letter from the Rev. W. Fox, Gambia, 878-letters from the Rev. T. Dove, Sierra-Leone, 1042, 1045-letter from James Fergusson, a re-captured slave, 1043letter from Captain R. Lawrence, jun., Sierra-Leone, 1044-letter from the Rev. S. A. Shipman, Accra, 1048 -death of Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Hesk, 1048-letter from President Maclean, Cape-Coast Castle, 1048— letter from the Rev. R. Brooking, Cape-Coast, 1051

Westhead, J. P., Esq., speech of, in Exeter-Hall, 538

Whately, Archbishop, observations by,

on the study of logic in Oxford, 118 -en uninterrupted succession, 1010 Whichcot, Dr., remarks by, on human

freedom and divine grace, 110—on religious forbearance, 475 Whitewood, Thomas, of the Isle of Wight, piety and sudden death of, mentioned, 354

Williams, Rev. J., amount contributed for the family of, mentioned, 619 Wiseman, Bishop, mentioned, 1001— interest felt by, in the progress of Puseyism, 1010

Witness of the Spirit, Wesleyan doctrine of the, not novel or sectarian, 646

Zeal, true, for the church, character of, 367