215; the Rockingham administra- |
tion, 220; influence of Lord Chat-
ham, 222.

Grey, Earl, The Colonial Policy of Lord

John Russell's Administration, 458.
Gunnison, J. W., The Mormons, 479.
Gwynne, T., The Life and Death of Silas
Barnstarke, 240.

Hackle, P., Hints on Angling, 15.
Halbert, C. A., The Gospel revealed to
Job, 512.

Hall, S. T., The Peak and the Plain,766.
Hanna, Dr., Memoirs of Dr. Chalmers,
760.

Kingsley, C., Hypatia, 764.
Knowles, J. S., The Idol Demolished by
its own Priest, 33, 41.
Kossuth, Select Speeches of, 637.

Lang, J. D., The Australian Emigrant's
Manual, 640.

Langford, J. A., Religion and Educa
tion, 253.

Lee, W., Experience in Diseases and
Comparative Rates of Mortality, 393.
Lewis, T., Memoir of, 248.
Literary Intelligence, 135, 264, 390,
520, 647, 775.

Longfellow, Poems on Slavery, 254.
Lorenzo Benoni, 640.

Lowell, J. R., Poems, 307; character,
307; The Changeling, 309; extracts,
310; Edgar Poe, 313; The Raven,
315; Mr. Read's Poems, 317; Mr.
Holmes's, 319.

Heath, D. J., The Future Human King-
dom of Christ, 386.

Heaven and Earth, The Revealed Eco-
nomy of, 764.

Henry, A., The Voice of the Bible to the
Age, 639.

Hepburn, A., Taxidermy, 137.
Herschel, J. F. W., A Manual of Scien-
tific Enquiry, 137.
Hogg, H., Poems, 390.

Holcombe, Lieut-Col., The Change, 253.
Holmes, O. W., Poems, 307, 319.
Hope, J., Brittany and the Chase, 758.
Howitt, A. M., The Art Student in
Munich, 71; Kaulback's studio, 72;
coffee-house, 73; unveiling the statue
of Bavaria, 75; love of nature, 77;
feet-washing by the King of Bavaria,
78.

India: its Government and Resources,
100; condition of India, 100; ex-
tent of territory, &c., 103; the press,
104; opinions of natives, 106; go-
vernment at Home and in India,
108; patronage, 113; public works,
119; justice and law, 121.

James, J. A., Christian Progress, 252.
Jeffrey, F., Contributions to Edinburgh
Review, 239.

Jervis, J. J. W., Genesis Elucidated,
389.

Trinal, 640.

Madden, R. R., The Life and Martyr-
dom of Savonarola, 726; the Roman
pontificate, 726; state of Florence
in time of Savonarola, 727; his aim
at reform, 729; an ascetic, 730; as
a preacher, 733; interferes in go-
vernment, 734; his persecution and
execution, 737.

Mayhew, Adventures of a Lady' in

search of a Servant, 287; philosophy
of help, 288; the social scale, 291;
masters and servants, 293; defective
management, 296; selection, 303;
individual duty, 304.

Mazzini judged by Himself and by his
Countrymen, 245.

McCawsland, D., The Times of the
Gentiles, 766.

M'Lauchlan, T., The Way to God, 253.
McVicar, J. G., An Inquiry into Human
Nature, 765.

Mearns, D., Lectures on Scripture Cha-
racters, 247.
Medway, J., Memoirs of the Life and
Writings of Dr. J. P. Smith, 607;
estimate of work, 608; contributions
to the Eclectic,' 609; origin of,
609; Dr. Smith's family connexions,
611; his early life, 612; as a stu-
dent, 615; as tutor and pastor, 616;
his writings, 619; his character, 620.
Merivale, C., The Fall of the Roman

Republic, 265; ancient history,
265; Greece, 266; Phoenicia, 267;
Carthage, 268; policy of the Latin
cities, 269; origin of the Latin
tongue in Italy, 272; Roman treat-
ment of Italy, 273; effect of its
army-system, 279; character of pre-
sent work, 281; inaccuracies, 283,
Miall, J. G., Memorials of Early Chris-
tianity, 639.

Miller, J. A., Saul, the First King of
Israel, 385.

Milner, T., History of England, 251,
Milton's Poetical Works, 635
Money and Morals, 388.

Money, E., A Letter on Cotton, &c., in
India, 100.

Morgan, C., An Investigation of the
Trinity of Plato, and of Philo-Judæus,
249.

Mormonism, 479; its condition, 479;
bad character of the founder, 481;
iti present locality, 486; practice of
polygamy, 487; views on slavery,
490; worldly nature, 492; its fana-
ticism, 495; to be checked by the
Bible, 498.

Morris, J. A., Religion and Business,
127.

Mortmain, The Law of, 55; tactics of
Roman Catholic Priests, 56: laws
to restrain, 57; church territories in
Italy, 59; cases of priestly avarice
in England, 62; efforts to get pro-
perty, 68.

National Health, 393, 621; improve-
ment of health, 394; mortality, 397;
causes in London, 399; house-room
in St. Giles's, 404; provincial towns,
405; want of improvement of poor
men's houses, 409; working of the
Health Act, 412; want of fresh
power, 415; medical experience in
cholera, 621; Dr. Stevens' saline
treatment, 622; his standing in the
profession, 624; definition of nuis-
ance, 629; health-houses, 631.
Newman, F. W., 4 History of the
Hebrew Monarchy, 512.

Crimes of the House

of Hapsburg, 244.
Norris, M., Life and Times of Madame
de Stael, 763.

Observations on India, 100,

Palmoni, 125,

Palm Tribes and their Varieties, 369.
Parker, T., Theism, Atheism, and the
Popular Theology, 512.

Peace, War, and Adventure, 196.
Pearson, T., Infidelity, 740; its diffe-
rent phases, 741; its cause, 744;
its ageneies, 747; necessity of con-
viction of the trueness of Chris-
tianity, 748; of the Bible, 752.
Peterborough, Earl of, A Memoir of
418; value of work, 419; character
of subject, 420; campaign in Spain,
424; his politics, 427; eccentricity,

429

Poe, E. A., The Raven and other Poems,
307, 313.

Popery: its Genius and Policy, 33;
state of public opinion, 33; policy
of Romish Church in England, 34;
its present position, 36; conduct of
Cardinal Wiseman, 38; Mr. Knowles's
work on the Mass, 42.
Prinsep, H. T., The Indian Question in
1853, 100.

Protestantism contrasted with Romanism,
384.

Portrait-Gallery, The, 640.
Provocations of Madame Palissy, The,
760.

Rafter, Capt., The Guards, 254.
Reed, T. B., Poems, 307
Review of the Month: Irish Church,
130; Education, 131, 262; The
Ballot, 133; Inspection of Nun-
neries, 134; Episcopal property,
134; Juvenile Crime, 255; Eccle-
siastical Courts, 257; Admiralty
corruption, 258; Advertisement
Duty, 260; India Bill, 261; An-
nuity-Tax, 262; Public health, 516;
Russia and Turkey, 518, 641, 767;
Dr. Cox, 519; Peace question,
643; Persecutions, 645; Anti-State
Church Association, 770; Congre
gational Union, 772; Evangelical
Alliance, 773; Corporation reform,
774.
Richardson, J., Narrative of a Mission
to Central Africa, 163; interior
Africa, 163; present mission, 164;
Sahara desert, 165; manners at
Fezzan, 167; kingdom of Aheer,
169; slavery, 170; illness and death
of Mr. Richardson, 171.

Richer, E., Spiritual Library, 765.
Riddle's Bampton Lecture, 432; agi-
tation of religious questions, 432;
infidelity, 434; superstition, 436;
the present work, 438; man's
nature, 439; faith, 441; infidelity,
442; superstition, 443; author's
advice, 443.

Robinson, G., Letter on Cholera, 393.
Roper, H.J., Romanism in Rome, 33, 43.
Russell, J., Journal of a Tour in Ceylon
and India, 192; mission work in
Ceylon, 193; in Benares, 193; mis-
sion stations, 194; printing estab-
lishment at Calcutta, 195.
Russell, William, Lord, Life of, 244,
Ruskin, J., The Stones of Venice, 553;
entrance into Venice, 554; romance
of Venice, 556; southern and northern
architecture, 557; pulpits, 558;
mechanical labour, 559; on perfec-
tion, 562.

Schefer, L., The Artist's Married Life,
759.

Scott, J. J., How to Meet Cholera, 621.
Scripture Pocket Book, 767.

Seager, C., The Female Jesuit Abroad,
248.

Sheppard, J., Prayers, 251.
Singer, S. W., The Text of Shakespere
Vindicated, &c., 709.
Sketches of the Hungarian Emigration
into Turkey, 761.

Sleigh, W. C., The Grand Jury System,
174.

Smith, A., Poems, 541; poetic genius,
541; charges against A. Smith, 543;
The Garden and the Child, 546;
specimens, 548; the poet's highest
aim, 550.

Smith, G., Domestic Prayer Book, 766.
Smith, J., The Book of Mormon, 479;
The Book of Doctrines and Covenants,
479.

Southey, R., A Love Story, 758.
Southey, R., The Poetical Works of, 511.
Specimens of Natural History, 137;
scientific publications, 138; collec-
tion of minerals, 139; characteristics
of, 140; study of geology, 144; of
botany, 148; preservation of flowers,
150; of ocean flowers, 153; of in-
sects, 157; of fishes, &c., 160.
Spicer, H., Sights and Sounds, Facts
and Phantasies, 679; origin of the

Rappists, 680; doings of, 681; re-
flections on, 685; not revelation,
689.

Stanley, Lord, The Church-Rate Ques-
tion considered, 80, 92.
Stevens, W., Observations on the Na-
ture and Treatment of the Asiatic
Cholera, 621.

Steward, G., The Principles of Church
Government, &c., 761.
Stoddart, T. T., The Angler's Com-
panion for Scotland, 15.
Stoughton, J., Scenes in other Lands,
128.

Stratford Shakespere, The, 709; Mr.

Collier's folio copy, 710; effect of
his emendations, 712; their charac-
ter, 713; controversy respecting,
716; Mr. Collier's failure, 724.
Stroud, W., A New Greek Harmony of
the Four Gospels, 206; value of
work, 206; purpose of a Harmony,
208; chronology, 209.

Sutherland, J., Reports on the Sanitary
Condition of the Metropolis, 394.
Switzerland, 254.

Taylor, J. J., A Retrospect of the Re-
ligious Life of England, 759.
Tendring Cottage, 126.

Thornton, W., Family Prayer, 252.
Transubstantiation for the Million, 130.
Trelawny, J. S., Church-Rates Evidence

80.

Turkey and Christendom, 636.
Tylor, C., An Historical Tour in Fran-

conia in the Summer of 1852, 389.

Urquhart, D., Progress of Russia in
the West, North, and South, 225;
conciliatory conduct of Turkey, 225;
question of the Holy Sepulchre,
228; ambitious demands of Russia,
229; condition of Turkey, 229; its
army, 233; finances, 234; Russian
craft, 235; our Eastern trade, 237.

Vaughan, Dr., John de Wycliffe, D.D.,
370; name of Wycliffe, 371; Wycliffe
in Oxford, 373; the religious orders,
375; as professor of divinity, 377;
persecuted by the pope, 378; as a
parish priest, 381; as an author,

382.

Volcanoes, 389.

Walton, J., Complete Angler, 15; an-
cientness of the art, 15; in Egypt,
16; Greece, 17; Romans, 19; pis-
catory works, 21; present work, 28;
medical properties of fishes, 30.
Wayland, F., A Memoir of the Life and
Labours of the Rev. A. Judson, D.D.,
690; present work, 691; early life
of Dr. Judson, 692; missionary re-
solves, 694; proceeds to India, 697;
expelled to Burmah, 699; labours at
Rangoon, 700; persecution, 702;
scene at Ara, 703; imprisonment, 706.
Webb, C., The Sensibility of Separate
Souls Considered, 253.

Weidemann, G. S., The Footsteps of
Immanuel on the Lake, 756.
Westcott, B. F., The Elements of the
Gospel Harmony, 387.

Willians, H, W., The Incarnate Son of
God, 756,

Wilson, J. C., The Village Pearl, 390.
Woodhead, G., Atmosphere, 640.
Woodward, B. B., The History of
Wales, 44; author's aim, 44; legend
and fact, 46; origin of the Welsh
nation, 48; myths, 49; Bardic In-
stitutions, 53.

Working Man's Way in the World,
The, 129.

Wright, J., Genius of Wordsworth, &c.,

252.

Wyld, R. S., The Philosophy of the
Senses, 765.

Young, T. U., Teacher's Manual, 252.

Zincke, F. B., Some Thoughts about the
School of the Future, 516.