Annual Meeting

Majorities, parlimentary, Mr. Fox on
Major's Twelve Tunes, review of
Man, the wonderful structure of, 36,
101, 160, 234, See Neural Theo-
logy. Mr. Severn on the state of,
after death
Manchester College, York, 587, 320,
326, 390.
Examination at, 448.

537

Cornwall, 718

768

118

Missionary Association of Norfolk aud

Norwich

723

558

568

Moles, eyes of

104

Monarch-Minstrel by Lord Byron

654

Monks, their dress a passport to hea-

594

ven

41

633

N.'s essay on the different effects of
a similar education, 211. Exposi-
tion of the VIth and of the XXth
articles of the Church of England,
278. Review of the Stourbridge
Auxiliary Bible Society Report,
367. Review of Marsh's Com-
mencement Sermon, 438. Essay
on the apocryphal Book of Wis-
dom, 473. Review of Morgan's
Life of Dr. Price, 504
Nagede, the blasphemous swindler
Naples, public affairs of, 127, 264,
328, 399, 728. Protestants esta-
blished in, by Murat, and driven
out by the Austrians, 592. Revi-
sal of the penal code in

578

North-Eastern Unitarian Association, 444
Norwich, Bishop of, his last public
speeches

Nose, the human, described

723

361

Naples, king of, his present to the
Virgin Mary

742

Natural Religion, 618

696

NATURAL THEOLOGY, 35, 101, 160,

234, 301, 361, 433, 492, 564, 634, 705

OLIVERIAN, (AN,) on the subscription
in aid of the French Protestants
Opinion nearly alike in all ages, 281.
Mr. Fox on the persecution of
Oratory of Mr. Fox, 330, Of Dean
Kirwan, 343. Of Mr. Phillips
Orleans, Louis Philip, Duke of, de-
tails of his adventures

748

607

350

612

Naturalism, Dr. Smith on

519

Nature furnishes analogies for man's
immortality

27

Orton's, Mr., list of Dr. Doddridge's
pupils

686

Neath chapel, list of subscriptions to,

261, 458

596

Necessity, the virtue of, 411. On the

doctrine of

583

OTIOSUS, lines by, 252. On Pope's
imitations, 496. On Christian po-
lytheism, 617. On Bishop Lowth
and Dr. Price

ga, criticism on the word

P. on the Chapel Exemption Bill,
426. His account of the Kent
and Sussex Unitarian Association
and Tract Society anniversary, 527.
His narrative of a recent convert

694

715

P.

574

749

Pitt, Mr., the sinking fund and Dr.
Price, 582. Mr. Fox's tribute to
Pius VII., proceedings of, 662. Ad-
dress of the Irish Catholics to
P. K.'s inquiry concerning the Lord's
Supper, 571, Miscellaneous notes
intended to explain the Christian
Eucharist

737

771

Parr, Dr., on the first crusade a-
gainst France, 277, His memoir
of Mr. Lunn

Partington Chapel

Partridge, Mr. Joseph, obituary of,
190. Lines in remembrance of
Passover, on the, 153, 572
PASTOR on the term Unitarian, 355.

Mr. Aspland in reply to, 479. J.
to, 552. His reply to Mr. As-
pland, 556. Mr. Aspland's second
reply to, 639. In reply to Mr.
Aspiand on the term Unitarian, 710.
Mr. Aspland's final reply to, 743.
His remarks on Mr. Yates, and sug-
gestion of the term Priestleyan
Patriarchs, on their sacrifices
Patriotism, Mr. Fox on English and
Irish, 472. Mr. Rutt on Soame
Jenyns's notion of

Peace, effects of, in America de-
scribed, 321. No durability in,
471. Mr. Fox on Cicero's maxim

on

Peace or war, editor's reflections on
Peasantry of France, 219. Their de-
graded condition under Louis XV.
and XVI.

744

749

646

Poets, epic, Voltaire's essay on

96

Poland, public affairs of

464

Politeness not the same as humanity

536

692

Poor, the, Bishop Horne on the duty

of considering, 543. Rules for
being kind to

544

Pope's imitations

496

733

Population of the Hebrews at different

196

periods

42

253

PORTRAIT of Dr. Priestley, 1. Of

284

Servetus

401

Pelvis, the human, described

495

Praise, Mr. Harrison's sermon on

168

Penn, William, account of the jury that

Prayers, family, on the necessity of

245

acquitted him and William Meade

416

Preaching, art of

377

Penryn, Unitarianism at

719

Predicaments of Aristotle

209

Penzance, Messrs. Wright and Coo-
per's labours at

People's sovereignty, Mr. Fox on
Perry, Mrs., obituary of

Persecution, impolicy of, 138 (note).
Exhibition of, 373. Of the Pro-
testants in the South of France,
593, 598, 717, 722, 725, 748, 765,

Price's Dissertation on Providence,

moirs of, 504, 578. Addition to

the life of

694

Price, Mrs. Elizabeth, obituary of
Price, W., Esq., obituary of

762

381

On a passage in Baxter's Everlast-
ing Rest, &c. 227. On the "Es-
say on Time," 251. On the an-
cient Unitarians at Reading, 492.
On the perplexities in the doctrine
of original sin
Reading, Unitarians at, in 1653
Realists, account of the ancient, 209
Reason, the proper use of, 138 (note).
Testimony of scripture consistent
with

Reasons for rejecting the Calvinistic
theology, No. 1. 22, No. II. 138,
No. III. 217
Reconciliation, scriptural use of the
word, 33, 85

328

Prophecies, on the heathen, relating
to the Messiah

754

REED, Mr., on Mr. Faster's excom-
munication

Protestant Association, anecdote of its
proceedings

496

725

457

Pront's Sequel to the Unitarians' se-

Protestants of France, Voltaire on,
39. Massacre of, ib. Principles
of, 166. In Italy, 592. Persecu-
tion of, in the South of France, 593,
598, 717. Meeting in behalf of
the French, 722, 725, 748, 765
Protestant Society anniversary, 382-
388. Meeting in behalf of the
French Protestants, 722
Protheroe, Mr., on the Chapel Exemp-
tion Bill

776

Reformation, the, incomplete

Regium Donum, on the

Religion, state of, in France, 73, 107.
Mr. Fox on established, 609. Ra-
tional, the greatest protection a-
gainst scepticism, 616. On natu-
ral, 618-622, 696-702. Mr.
Fox on war for, 733. Mr. Bel-
sham on established
Report of the Unitarian Fund, 322.
Of the Protestant Society, 382. Of
the British and Foreign School So-
ciety, 392

rious Appeal reviewed

375

Prussia, public affairs of, 464

778

Yux, list of the various translations
of, 240, 346. Mr. Severn on the
word

Reresby's Travels, extracts from
Resolution, instance of an "extraor-
dinary"

568

541

(note).

Q.

Quakers, Fuster's Narrative of their
proceedings, 246. Intolerant, 346.
Anecdotes of American, 484. Dr.
John Walker to the people called 545
Quakers' Yearly Epistle, 453. An
Inquirer's remarks on

Query by T. C. A.

Reverend, on the application of the
title, to lawyers, 78. Mr. Little on
the term

REVIEW, 49, 106, 166, 242, 367,
438, 504, 576, 649

Revolution in France, the Bishop of

R.

London's account of it, 305. Lord
Erskine on, 336. On the, 576.
Mr. Fox's opinion of it

R.'s notes on Dr. Priestley's memoirs,
1-13

Ribs of the human body described

R. A.'s account of the settlement of

from, 265

Richie on sacrifices