both at home and abroad; that we allow of Popish massing priests in our ministry, and disallow of ministers made in a reformed Church."
At length, by an Act of Parliament (13th Elizabeth, cap. 12) it was especially enacted that Presbyterians shall not hold benefices in England, until they had subscribed, not to all the thirty-nine Articles, but only to those which concern "the confession of the true Christian faith, and the doctrine of the Sacraments." And so matters remained for ninety years. Those who respect our Canons would do well to remember that they are still bound to pray, whenever they make use of the bidding-prayer, as our Ancient Universities do every Lord'sday for the Churches of England, Ireland, and Scotland-the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
We must not close without calling attention to a week which the Protestant Alliance invites us to set apart for prayer. The members of the Church of England are happily provided already with stated seasons for special prayer upon all the great doctrines and duties which the Gospel enforces:-Advent, for the first and second comings of Christ; Christmas, for the proclamation of the glorious Gospel of the blessed God to all the world; the Epiphany, for Missionary work; Easter, for meditation on the death, and sufferings, and resurrection of the Lord Jesus; and so on throughout the year.
Still, as we are commanded to pray always, lifting up holy hands, without wrath or doubting, we receive the invitation in the spirit in which it is offered, and commend the week of prayer the first week in January to the devout attention of our readers.
A LAY SUBSCRIBER pleads with some earnestness for a larger column of intelligence. To us this is very gratifying, and it is only what we receive monthly almost from various quarters. We will endeavour to comply, and, whatever else is omitted, give at least another page to our last article.
ESSAYS, SUBJECTS, INTELLIGENCE, OCCURRENCES,
A Contrast; or, Our Lord's estimate
of riches, and our adulation of rich
men, 81.
American Civil War, close of, 77.
"And the Earth was without form, and
void; and darkness was upon the face
of the deep," 885.
Antichrist, 544.
Atlantic Cable, successful laying of, 801.
A touching Story of the Years 1685-6,
Austria and Prussia, war between, 558,
638, 882.
Banns, Time of morning publication of,
Canons, an Historical Sketch of, 913.
Canterbury, Abp. of, and the Scotch
Episcopal Church, 883, 965.
Carver, Rev. J., Memoir of, 248.
Charge of the Bishop of Norwich, 182.
Bishop of Massachusetts, 748.
-Archdeacon Hone, 748.
Choral Services and Intoning, 105.
Christianity in Hindostan, Testimony
to the Progress of, 944.
Church Congresses, 802.
Church Congress at York, 862.
Church, the, Is it in a Laodicean state?
Church of England, the present state
and perils of, 182.
Church of Rome, the true character of,
281.
Church Missionary Society, financial
state of, 79, 400.
Church, Re-union of the, 650.
Clarkson's Autobiography: the Slave
Trade eighty years ago, 481.
Clerical celibacy, 649.
Cologne, her Churches and their Le-
gends, 777.
Commercial panic, 478.
Confessional case at Brighton, 557, 640.
Convocation, Notes on, 241.
CORRESPONDENCE
A Catholic on Esdras I., 959.
Articles on 66
Style," 310.
Churches, Union of, 311.
Clarkson's Autobiography, 635.
D'Aubigné's History of the Reforma-
tion, 957.
Garbett on Rev. xiii. 632.
Garratt and Elliott on Revelations,
388, 469, 625, 711.
Genesis and Geology, 871.
"Horæ Apocalypticæ," 391.
Human Fossils in America, 873.
Inspiration, 152.
Original Correspondence, 229.
Plymouth Brethrenism, errors of, 553.
Pulpit, the present state of in and out
of the Church, 790.
Rev. xvi. 19, 873.
Ritualism, 874.
Signs of the Times, 151.
Tractarianism, method and manner
of, 306.
Universal Redemption, 74.
Wylie's Awakening of Italy, 633.
Correspondents, Notices to, 80, 160, 240,
320, 400, 480, 559, 640, 724, 804, 884,
966.
Daily Service, and the place of prayer,
Derby, Lord, ministerial appointments,
€38.
Education of Girls, 89.
Eucharistic Sacrifice, 651.
Eyre, Governor, and the Jamaica Re-
bellion, 237, 964.
Fenian conspiracy, 78, 236, 399.
Fenian invasion of Canada, 559.
Game laws, convictions for offences
against, 639.
Genesis and Geology, 535.
Girls, on the Education of, 89.
Habeas Corpus Act, suspension of in
Ireland, 236.
Harford, J. S., Esq., Memoir of, 489.
Harvest prospects, 801.
"Hymns, Ancient and Modern," 379.
Infidel tendencies of the age, 54.
"In the beginning God created the
Heaven and the Earth," 805.
Irish Church, The, and Mr. Bright,
962.
Jamaica Commission, 159, 317, 480.
Report of, 558.
Jamaica Rebellion, 78, 237, 399.
Jamaica, State of, 963.
Joseph in Egypt, 459.
Lord's Table, on sitting and kneeling at,
Man, the Antiquity of, 6.
Melbourne, Bishop of, on Choral Services
and intoning, 105.
Memoir of the late J. S. Harford, Esq.,
Mining District of South Staffordshire:
its Condition, Social and Spiritual, 850.
Miracles, the Doctrine of, 401.
Moslim Festivals: the "Moolid en
Nebee" and the "Ramadan," 144.
National Fast for the Cattle Plague, 318.
New Books, Notices of, 75, 154, 231,
313, 393, 473, 555, 636, 721, 798,
875, 960.
Newman, Dr., versus Rome, 736.
New Testament Millennarianism, 725.
Noah, the prophecy of, 935.
Oath, Parliamentary, new form of, 317.
Obituary of G. Simpson, Esq., 228.
Rev. J. Carver, 248.
Avison Terry, Esq., 719.
Ornaments of the Church and Minister,
843.
Parliament, Meeting of, 157.
Parliamentary proceedings, 240, 317,
399, 479, 555.
Plymouth Brethrenism: its Spirit, Prin-
ciples, and Practical Consequences,
598, 896.
Poetry and its Uses, 111.
Popery, the conduct of our Statesmen
with respect to, 366, 465, 708.
Prayer Book, the Calendar of, 840.'
Prayer Book Revision: Deputations to
the Archbishop, 340.
Lord Ebury's
motion for, 556.
Prize-fighting, 723.
Psalm lxxxvii., Exposition of, 794.
Public Affairs, 77, 157, 236, 317, 399,
478, 555, 638, 722, 801, S82, 962.
Pusey, Dr., on the Real Presence, 379.
Reform Bill, 158, 399, 479, 555, 638,
722, 882.
Religion, the Harmony of Doctrinal and
Experimental, 617.
Religious Confraternities, €48.
Religious Poetry, 212.
Religious Societies, Financial State of,
Resignation of Ministers, 558.
REVIEWS OF-
Bampton Lectures, 401.
Blakeney on the Book of Common
Prayer, 838.
Canon Carus on the Christian Minis-
try, 622.
Charge of the Bishop of Norwich, 182.
Cumming's Last Warning Cry, 136.
D'Aubigné's History of the Refor-
mation, 857.
"Ecce Homo," 498, 579, 681.
Essays on Questions of the Day, 641.
Finch on the Fathers of the Fourth
and Fifth Centuries, 71.
Forster's South Australia: its Pro-
gress and Prosperity, 667.
Gill's Papal Drama, 772.
Hone's Future Life of Blessedness,
135.
Lectures on the History of Elijah, 330.
Life of Count Zinzendorff, 347, 437.
Livingstone's Second Expedition to
Africa, 520.
Merivale on the Conversion of the
Heathen Nations, 785, 819.
Millington's Testimony of the Heathen
to the Truths of Holy Writ, 64.
Moon's Elijah the Prophet, 111.
Newman's Letter to Dr. Pusey on his
Eirenikon, 411.
Overton's Life of Joseph, 225.
Philpot on the Pre-millennial Advent,
Porter's Giant Cities of Bashan, 302.
Pusey's Eirenikon, 20, 182.
Robertson's Life and Sermons, 252.
Sadler's Church Doctrine: Bible
Truth, 754.
Scrivener on the Criticism of the New
Testament, 94.
Sermons by Rev. H. V. Elliott, 288.
Sermons by Bishop of Ripon, 321.
Waldegrave's New Testament Millen-
narianism, 725.
Woodward's Essays, Reflections, and
Letters, 1.
Wylie's Awakening of Italy, and the
Crisis of Rome, 448.
Wylie's Rome and Civil Liberty, 215.
Riualism, Missionary Aspects of, 643.
Rome, Church of, Concessions to, 158.
the true Character of,
Rome and Civil Liberty, 215.
Rome and Prophecy; or, what lies be-
fore us in 1866? 135.
Romish Church in Ireland, Bill to en-
dow, 318.
Sabbath-Lord's-day-Sunday, 767.
Scotch Episcopacy, 946.
Signs of the Times, 53.
Simpson, G., Esq., Obituary of, 228.
Spiritualism, the errors of, 59.
Switzerland, Five Weeks in, 561.
Terry, Avison, Esq., Obituary of, 719.
Testimony of the Heathen to the His-
torical Statements in the Old Testa.
ment, 67.
The Double Seal, 298.
"The Former and the Latter Rain," 276.
Times, Signs of the, 53.
Vestments of Clergymen, Legal Opinion
respecting, 560.
Vestments, the Law of the Church of
England regarding, 698.
What we are coming to, 364.
York Church Congress, 862, 964.
INDEX TO PRINCIPAL NAMES.
Alford, Dean, 288, 435.
Allen, Thos. D., 874.
Allport, Rev. J., 283.
Arnold, Dr., 90.
Arnold, Rev. F., 155.
Bampton, Rev. J., 401.
Bardsley, Rev. J., 880.
Baring-Gould, Rev. S.,
643, 874.
Bateman, Rev. J., 319.
Baxter, Rev. M., 234.
Baynes, Rev. R H., 212.
Benson, Rev. C., 410.
Berridge, Rev. J., 230.
Best, Rev. T., 475.
Bickersteth, Bp., 321,468.
Bickersteth, Rev. E., 636.
Black, Rev. A. P., 302.
Blakeney, Dr., 27, 838.
Blenkinsop, Rev. E. L.,
Bonar, Dr., 397, 838.
Boyd, Rev. A., 256.
Bradford, John, 30.
Bradley, Rev. C., 371.
Bright, Mr. J., 237, 369,
882, 963.
Brooke, Rev. S., 252.
Browning, Mrs. Barrett,
Buckland, Dr, 885.
Bunsen, Baron, 459.
Burgess, Bp., 284.
Burnet, Dr., 241, 370.
Butler, Bp, 593.
Cairns, Sir H., 638.
Capadose, Dr., 75.
Carr, Rev. J. E., 153.
Carter, Rev. T. T., 643.
Carus, Canon, 622.
Carver, Rev. J., 248.
Chalmers, Dr., 519.
Champneys, Rev. W. W.,
Charlesworth, Miss, 879,
882.
Child, Dr., 61.
Childe, Rev. C. F., 316.
Clarkson, Thos.,481, 635.
Clay, Rev. E., 640.
Close, Dean, 866.
Colenso, Dr., 18, 55, 203,
365, 666.
Coleridge, Mr., 555.
Colquhoun, J. C., Esq.,
473, 481.
Conybeare, Dean, 885.
Cope, Rev. Mr., 753.
Cotter, Rev. R. H., 310.
Cotter, Rev. J. R., 373.
Cranmer, Bp., 545, 768,
Dale, Rev. R. W., 314.
Darwin, Mr., 62.
Davenant, Bp., 283.
Davies, Rev. J. L., 265.
Davis, Mr., 61.
Davis, President, 800.
Denison, Archd., 866,
184,
Dickinson, Rev. W. W.,
Disraeli, Mr., 221, 318.
Dods, Rev. M., 314.
Duns, Prof., 812.
Eastburn, Dr., 748.
Eardley-Wilmot, Rev. E.
R., 535, 724.
Ellicott, Bp., 23.
Elliott, Rev. E. B., 137,
320, 388, 435, 469, 560,
625, 711, 804.
Elliott, Rev. H. V., 288.
Elliott, Capt., 873.
Evelyn, Mr., 162.
Everard, Rev. G., 395.
Ewing, Dr., 956.
Eyre, Governor, 237, 964.
Faber, Mr., 199.
Faussett, Dr., 467.
Finch, Geo., Esq., 71.
Finn, Mrs., 302.
Forster, Anthony, 667.
Fox, Rev. G. T., 554.
Fuller, Rev. Thos., 798.
Fullwood, Dr., 468.
Garbett, Rev. E. L., 391,
633, 804.
Garratt, Rev. S., 388, 473,
560, 625, 711, 804.
Gill, Rev. J., 347, 437.
Gill, Thos. H., 772.
Girdlestone, Rev. C., 881.
Gladstone, Mr., 367, 803.
Goode, Dean, 23, 28, 80,
Gordon, Mr., 369.
Grant, Henry, 397.
Gouge, Dr., 800.
Govett, Rev. R., 397.
Grahame, F. R., 154.
Groves, Mr., 814.
Gurney, Mr. R., 399,
Hall, Bp., 26, 29, 370, 411,
Hall, Robert, 229.
Hardy, Dr., 233.
Harford, J. S., Esq., 489.
Hassell, Joseph, 475.
Heath, Rev. D., 464.
Heathcote, Sir W., 952.
Hiffernan, Rev. Mr., 1.
Hill, Rev. Rowley, 76.
Hilyard, Mr., 188.
Hobbs, Colonel, 480.
Hone, Archd., 135, 140,
748.
Hooker, Bp., 436, 874.
Hooper, Bp., 25, 312,
Hope, Mr. Beresford, 866.
Horsley, Bp., 23, 540.
Horsley, Dr., 537.
Howley, Abp., 285, 343.
Hubbard, Mr., 646.
Jay, Rev. W., 125.
Jenner, Rev. S., 135, 378.
Jewel, Bp., 40.
Johnson, Dr., 467.
Jowett, Prof., 641.
Kelly, Mr. W., 6u6, 804,
Knight, J. C., 396.
Krummacher, Dr., 337.
Lardner, Dr., 813, 888.
Lathbury, Rev. T., 245,
Latimer, Bp., 80.
Lee, Dr. 865, 947, 956.
Littledale, Rev. R. F., 643.
Longley, Abp., 340, 883,
965.
Lubbock, John, 6.
Lucke, Dr., 56.
Lyell, Sir C., 8, 17, 873,
Livingstone, Dr., 159,520.
Macleod, Rev. Dr., 232.
Malan, Dr., 256.
Mant, Dr., 27.
McCausland, Dr., 6.
McIlvaine, Dr., 315.
McNeile, Dr., 59, 78, 776,
Mackenzie, Bp., 534.
Maitland, Mr., 426.
Manning, Dr., 20, 87,
Martyn, Henry, 267.
Matamoros, Manuel, 75.
Meadows, Dr., 642, 663.
Medd, Rev. P. G., 643.
Melvill, Rev. H., 281.
Merivale, Rev. C., 785,
Meteyard, Elizabeth, 881.
Meyrick, Mr., 647, 946.
Mill, Dr., 365.
Miller, Hugh, 813, 885.
Millington, Rev. T. S.,
Milner, Rev. J., 284.
Moon, G. Washington,
Morgan, Dr., 233.
Morrell, Bp., 954.
Morison, Dr., 960.
Mozley, Rev. J. B., 401.
Murchison, Sir R., 812,
888.
Newman, Dr., 61, 87, 195,
309, 411, 736.
Newton, Bp., 137, 283,
371.
Newton, John, 485.
Oken, Prof., 817.
Overton, Rev. C., 225.
Owen, Mr. Sydney, 866.
Paley, Archd, 809.
Parker, Theodore, 57.
Pearson, Bp., 28.
Pelham, Bp., 182.
Perry, Bp., 105.
Perry, Rev. T.W., 643.
Philpot, Rev. B., 248, 793,
Phillpott, Bp., 874.
Phillpott, Chancellor, 753.
Pineton, Pasteur, 161.
Porter, Rev. J. L., 302.
Powell, Mr. Baden, 811,
887.
Poynder, Mr. G., 281,
366, 469, 474, 708.
Pratt, Archd., 885.
Pusey, Dr., 20, 80, 182,
191, 307, 379, 411, 550,
647, 776.
Ramsay, Prof., 12.
Ramsay, Provost Marshal,
963.
Renan, M., 55.
Ridley, Bp., 545.
Roberts, Rev. R. E., 475.
Rogers, Mr. T., 642.
Roper, Rev. H. J., 371.
Ryle, Rev. J. C., 798.
Sadler, Rev. M. F., 754.
Sandys, Abp., 285.
Seymour, Rev. M. H.,
Scott, Rev. T., 595.
Scrivener, F. H., 94.
Shaw, Mr. B., 637, 915.
Shipley, Rev. O., 641,
Shirley, Prof, 331.
Simpson, Geo., Esq., 228.
Skelton, Rev. P., 286.
Skinner, Bp., 952.
Smith, Dr. Pye, 885.
Smith, Rev. S., 142.
Smith, Mr. Henry, 798.
Southey, Robert, 286.
Southey, Dr., 466.
Spencer, Mr. H.,907,886.
Spurgeon, Mr. 874.
Stanhope, Dean, 313.
Stephens, Dr., 865, 869,
925, 964.
Stevens, Rev. H., 232.
Stevenson, Dr., 140.
Stillingfleet, Bp., 231.
Storks, Sir H., 78.
Stowell, Rev. H., 637,
801.
Strauss, M., 56.
Stratton, Rev. W., 767.
Sumner, Abp., 288, 885.
Tait, Bp., 365, 874.
Taylor, Isaac, 80.
Terry, Avison, Esq., 719.
Terrott, Bp., 957.
Thomson, Abp., 593.
Thompson, Dr., 586.
Tischendorf, Dr., 94.
Titcomb, Rev. J. H., 636.
Townsend, Rev. G., 371.
Trevor, Rev. G, 642.
Vaux, Rev. J. E., 643.
Wagner, Rev. H. M., 644.
Wake, Abp., 21.
Waldegrave, Bp., 725,
Whately, Abp., 343.
Whewell, Dr., 623.
White, Rev. J. B., 659,
662.
Whitby, Dr., 655.
Wilberforce, William,473.
Wilks, Rev. S. C., 359.
Wilshire, Rev. E. S., 934.
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