-on-Tyne and Shields

Friends' Tract Association, Report

of the,

Barlow, John, of Edinburgh, the late,

Barrett, Richard, of Croydon, Remi-

niscences of the Ministry of the

late,

19, 33, 100, 226

Baxter, Richard,

225

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 23,

53, 79, 106, 131, 166, 192, 217, 245,

273, 300, 323

107, 322

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263

318

Capital Punishments,
Christian Epistle Eighteen Hundred
Years Ago, A,
20

Christ's Spirit a Christian's Strength,

21, 34

Church Rates in the Parish Vestries, 42

Circulation of the Arabic Scriptures

among Mahometans in Africa, &c., 198

Circumstantial Evidence, Remark-

able Case of Conviction on,

Collision on the African Coast,

CORRESPONDENCE: The First

Query; Lord John Russell's Lec-

ture, 23. Principle Sacrificed to

Custom; The Tithe Question; Scot.

tish Affirmation Act; Hanging by

Christians; "The Gospel Plan of

Salvation;" The Life of Dr. Young,

by the Dean of Ely; The Education

Question; Business Opening in

Dublin, 43-49. Important Sug-

gestion; The Education Question;

George Fox versus Macaulay; The

First Query, 77. The Society of

Friends and the Scriptures; W.

Mason, M.A., and Friends; Pro.

fessor Williams and Friends; Re-

velation vii., 103, 104. The An-

Dual Vacation at Ackworth School,

130. The British and Foreign

School Society and the Education

Question; The Yearly Meeting; The

Vacation at Ackworth, 190, 191.

Revelation vii.; The Society_of

Friends and the Scriptures; Try

the Spirits; Ministers' Dues, 213-

217. Robert Barclay and Friends'

Testimony against Tithes; Impor-

tance of Watching against Inno-

vations, 240, 241. The Papyrus;

Clemency and Forbearance in a

Military Officer; William Penn's

Descendants; Archbishop Whately

on the "Eucharist;" False Liberty,

or the Yoke of Fashion, 268, 269.

"Fraser" on George Fox and his

Contemporaries; Notes on some of

the Queries, 295, 296. Dr. Lees'

Prize Essay; Musical Bands on

the First Day of the Week; The

Slavery of Fashion; Religious In-

struction,

319, 320

Example of Good Men in Relation

to War, The,

189

. 176

Paleario Aonio, and the "Benefits of

Christ's Death,"

Paper, Pens, and Ink,

235, 250

61, 169, 226

Peace Deputation to the Paris Con-

gress,

130

33

Field Sports Considered in Reference
to our Rules and Advices,
Friends: their Origin, &c., 6, 108,
219, 281
Friends Travelling in the Ministry,
14, 40, 68, 94, 123, 184, 210, 233,
261, 289
Friends' First-day School, Manches-
ter, Seventh Annual Report of,
Friends' First-day School, Nantwich,
Second Annual Report of,
Friends' School, Cape Town, South
Africa,

Friends' First-day School Association 195

Friends' Provident Institution,

Friends in Norway,

Friends' Schools, Spittalfields, Se-
venth Annual Report of, 1856,
Fox, George, Testimony respecting, 97

Peace Address from Edinburgh to

Boston, U.S., Reply to,

Plain Dress and Language,

POETRY:-The Slave Mother's La-

ment; Farewell to the Year 1855;

New Year's Hymn, 12. The Even-

ing Star; Primitive Christianity;

Naaman and the Hebrew Maid;

Hope; The Divine Presence;

Thoughts, &c.; On Love to God,

38, 39. The Swallow's Return;

Seed-Time; The New Exodus;

Humanity at Home; A Familiar

Epistle to my Good Friend, G.

C- -, on Capital Punishments,

92, 93. An Invocation to the

Spirit of Peace, 119. In Me-
moriam, Samuel Gurney; the An-
gel of Patience; The Resolution;
Self Examination; First Day
Thoughts; Charity; A Prayer for
Universal Emancipation, 178, 179.
The Sunshine; The Evening Star;
"Mary also Sat at His Feet and
Heard His Word;" Angel Visits,
230, 231. Hymn of Paul Ger-
hard; The Ever-Ebbing Tide;
Flowers,
Pointed Reply, A,

Quakerism not Evanescent, but En-

during,.

1, 27, 55, 88, 116

Quakerism, Letter upon,

171

No. II., 237

Queen and American Slavery, The, 33

Reminiscences of a Visit to the

United States, 60, 188, 223, 284

REVIEWS:-Autobiography of a Fu-
gitive Negro; Maxims Relating to
the Conduct of Human Life; The
Annual Monitor for 1856; The
History of England; The Library
of Biblical Literature; The Flower-
ing Plants and Ferns of Great
Britain; A New History of Eng-

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land; Verses to Mary Wright;
Discussion on Capital Punishment,
49-52. Dear Bread and Wasted
Grain; Zaphnath Paaneah, or the
History of Joseph; Brief Notice
of Richard Claridge; An Exa-
mination of the Memoirs and Writ-
ings of Joseph John Gurney,
104, 105. A Few Thoughts on
the Present State of the Society of
Friends, 131. Compulsory Vac-
cination; Waters of Comfort, 191,
192. The Band of Hope Review,
and the British Worknian; On the
Progress of Religious Liberty, in
connection especially with the
History of England; The Boy's
Own Magazine, The Boy's Own
Journal, and the Englishwoman's
Domestic Magazine; Capital Pun-
ishment; Who's Right? The
Christian System, or the Teach-
ings of the New Testament; The
Diseases of the Teeth; A Treatise
on the Most Effectual Means of
Personal and Family Provision,
&c., 244, 245. An Argument for
the Legislative Suppression of the
Liquor Traffic; Paper, Pens, and
Ink, 271, 272. "Wisdom is Bet-
ter than Strength;". William
Wordsworth; The Earnest Min-
ister, 297-300. A Collection of
Hymns and Poetry; The Library
of Biblical Literature, . 321-323
Reviews, Military and Educational, 222
Rio de Janeiro, A Few Days at, 202, 276
Roper's, John, Epistle
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Story, Thomas, Some Account of the
Life and Convincement of, 30,85,247,277
Stowe, Harriet Beecher,

Tactics of Temperance,
Technology,

275

84, 234
176, 229

Tender Counsel,
THE BRITISH FRIEND EDITORIAL
REMARKS: Friends Travelling in
the Ministry; To our Subscribers
and Agents; Peace or War, 14, 15.
Friends Travelling in the Ministry;
Trials of Faith; Friends' Appeal on
the War; Morals versus Missions,
40, 41. Friends Travelling in the
Ministry; Growth in the Truth;
The Apprehended War with Ame-
rica; Letter upon Quakerism, or
Truth and Error; The Scottish
Affirmation Act; General Meeting
of Herefordshire, Worcestershire,
and Wales, 68-71. Friends Tra-
velling in the Ministry; The
Friendly Addresses to America;
The Achill Herald; Episcopalians
and Methodists, 94. The Achill
Herald; Lancashire and Che-
shire Quarterly Meeting; Mac-
aulay, Fox, and Penn; Capital
Punishment; Meeting for Suffer-
ings; Friends Travelling in the
Ministry; The Monthly Meeting of
Lynn, Norfolk; Westmoreland
Quarterly Meeting, 122, 123. The
Yearly Meetings; General Meeting
of Herefordshire, Worcestershire,
and Wales, 166. Reply to the
Achill Missionary Herald; Friends
Travelling in the Ministry; Croy-
don School; Wigton School; Sib-
ford School; A Practical Sermon,
180-187. Inward Light, Continued
Reply to the Achill Herald; Mur-
tor's Letters-Reading the Scrip-
tures in Meetings; The Divisions
in Society, and Desirableness of
Union; Friends Travelling in the

Ministry; The Ackworth Anni-
versaries; The General Meeting of
Ackworth School; Friends' Provi-
dent Institution; Friends' First-
day School Association; Friends'
Educational Society, 202-212. Fe-
male Preachers; Education in
Australia; Free Labour Depôt;
Friends Travelling in the Ministry,
232, 233. An August Opponent;
Friends Travelling in the Ministry;
General Meeting of Herefordshire,
Worcestershire, and Wales, 260,
261. Baptism and the Supper;
Friends Travelling in the Ministry;
America-the Presidential Elec-
tion, 288-290. Friends Travelling
in the Ministry; The Boston Anti-
Slavery Bazaar; America: the
New President; The Achill Her
ald, concluded; Quarterly Meet-
ing of Sussex, Surrey, and Hants,
The Clergy and the War,
Thompson's, George, Arrival in In-
dia,

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