Sound, on the nature of, 302
South, Dr., on the fatal imposture
and force of words
Southcott, Joanna, account of her
death and burial, 58. Epigram
on her death, 120. Inscription on
her tomb, 381. Remarks on, 539.
An enthusiast rather than an im-
postor, ib. Extracts from a letter
from one of her disciples
Southern Unitarian Society, 445. No-
tice respecting its secretary
South Wales Unitarian Society
Spain, public affairs of, 62, 127, 199,
531, 599, 664, 728, 779. Mis-
sionary journeys of the friars in
Speeches of Mr. Fox, extracts from,
Sermons in reply to Bereus, 491.
Bereus's reply to
Taylor, Mr. James, account of
T. C. A's obituary of Mr. J. Robin-
Sussex, Duke of, his speech on the,
similarity of the churches of Rome
and England
Superstition, instance of African
Sutcliff's Travels in America, extract
Socinus, Cheynell's account of
SOCIUS on the disinterment of Wick-
liffe's bones
Sydney, Algernon, epitaph on
Symbols, scriptural use of, 89, 154,740
Sympathy of rulers with the people,
Tithes, Mr. Graham on the bad effects
of the present system of, 560. Mr.
Fox on
Titus, Paul's epistle to, criticism on 645
Toes, the human, described
Toleration, Mr. Fox's speech on, 609, 679
Tomline, Bishop, his charge
Tongue, the human, described, 363,
437 Muscles of
Tooke, Mr. Horne, his quarrel with
Lord Shelburne
Toplady, Mr., his speech on the im-
mortality of brutes
TOULMIN, DR., his correction of a
mis-statement, 91. Life of John
Bunyan from his History of the
Protestant Dissenters, 129. Dud-
ley Double Lecture vote of thanks
to, 319. His address to the Uni-
tarian Fund, 324. Obituary of,
462.
Account of his funeral, 523,
526. Memoir of, 665. List of
his works in biography, history,
controversy, practical religion and
devotion
669-674
Toulmin's Family Prayers, review of 245
Townsend's, Mr., proposed publica-
tions
Townsend's Armageddon, review of,
649. Mr. Cogan on the mythology
Tract Society anniversary
Unbelievers, Chiron on the treatment
Flower on, 92. Candidus on Mr.
Flower's language towards, 220.
Mr. Flower on, 299. Chiron's re-
marks on Mr. Flower's letter con-
cerning, 280. Mr. Flower in re-
ply to Candidus on, 299. Bp. of
London on, 306. Candidus in re-
ply to Mr. Flower on, 351. Mr.
Flower on, 419
Unitarian, the term, Mr. Frend on
Mr. Belsham's limiting, 226. Mr.
Belsham in reply to Mr. F. on, 278.
Mr. Frend's reply to Mr. Belsham
on, 354.
Mr.
Pastor on, 355.
Belsham on, 416. Mr. Yates on,
475. Mr. Aspland in reply to Pas-
tor on, 479. Mr. Frend on, 483.
J. on, 552. Mr. Fullagar on, 554,
590. Mr. Belsham on, 555. N.'s
remarks on the word, 585. Z. on,
637. Mr. Frend on, 638. Mr.
Aspland's second reply to Pastor
on, 639. Mr. Yates on, 709. Pas-
tor in reply to Mr. Aspland on,
710. Mr. Aspland's final reply to
Pastor on, 743. Pastor on, 744.
Mr. Joyce on
Unitarian Academy general meeting,
325. Additions to the list of sub-
scribers
Unitarian Auxiliary Societies, pro-
Travers's Sermon on the Sinfulness of
War, review of
Trajan's Pillar, anecdote of removing
and raising
Treleaven, Rev. B., lines on hearing
him preach
Treleaven's Sermon on the distinction
between God and Christ, reviewed 654
Tribes of Israel, on their population,
Unitarian Book Society anniversary
Unitarian Fund Anniversary
Unitarianism, Mr. Fox on, 519. A
greater protection against scepti-
cism than reputed orthodoxy, or
fanatical zeal, 616. In Cornwall,
UNITARIAN MINISTER, (AN) his letter
to a young lady on conformity to
the Established Church
Unitarian ministers, on the case of
aged, 95, 233, 429
UNITARIAN PASTOR, (AN) on the cha-
rities of the Calvinists and Metho-
dists
Unitarians, proposed biography of all
the English, 293. Bishop of Lon-
don's remarks on, 306, 759. Ge-
neral Association of the Scotch,
388. In America, 657, 764. Mr.
Fox's speeches on the proposed bill
for their relief, 679. Mr. Bel-
Turenne, Princess of, her letter eon-
Usher's Body of Divinity, extract
Turner's History of England, extracts
Tweddell's Remains, extract from,
sham's vindication of
Universalists, Gregoire on, 183. See
Universities, on the Scotch, 287, 622--629
Vermiculus, see Book-Worm
Vertebræ of the human body de-
scribed
V. F.'s account of the examination at
the York Academy, 448. Reply
to Bereus on Dr. Enfield's Ser-
mons, 490. Bereus in reply to
Villegas, the Spanish poet
VINDEX on Dr. Enfield's Sermons in
reply to Bereus, 490. Bereus in
reply to
Virgin Mary, Ferdinand VII. her
man-milliner, 290. Her miracu-
lous appearance to display her toi-
lette, &c. ib. The King of Naples's
present to her
Visitor's address to the students at the
York Academy
Voltaire's Essay upon the Civil Wars
of France, &c. account of, 38.
Essay on Epic Poetry
Wellington, Duke of, epigram on,
252. His proceedings, 326, 397 462
Welsh Unitarian Society anniversary 446
Wesley, John, anecdotes of, 182.
His rendering of Matt. ii. 11, 376.
Instance of his enthusiasm
Western Unitarian Society, 459
Wetherell, Mr., on the Chapel Ex-
bé Gregoire, 182. Mr. Fox's tri-
Walton's Polyglott, translations from
the Prolegomena of, by Philo-Bib-
licus, 31. Strictures on the trans-
lation
War, Editor on, 196. Lord Lyttle-
ton on civil, 238. On the sinful-
ness of, 250. The American, a
crusade, 412. For religion, Mr.
Fox on
War-Horse, the royal British
Warrington Students, additions to the
history of, 91, 215. Remarks on 286
Warton's verses on France, 219
Warwickshire Unitarian Tract Society
anniversary, 528. Committee's mi-
nute on the death of Dr. Toulmin
Washington, General, anecdote of,
56 (note)
Waterloo, battle of, 397
Watts's Hymns, alterations of, in
Kippis's Selection
W. J.'s account of Manchester quar-
terly meeting, 60, 261. Paper on
the atonement, 83, 415. On Rev.
C. Wellbeloved's Bible, 101. His
account of the meeting of Dissent-
ing Ministers in Lancashire
Wolfembuttel, Princess of, question
propounded on her marriage
Wolsey, Cardinal, anecdotes of
Women, effects of Christianity on,
20. Their condition in France, 73.
On the classical education of
Wood's account of Mr. Webberley
World, speculations on the
Worship, on the true and spiritual,
239. The Lord's Supper an em-
blem of Christian, social
Worthington, Rev. Hugh, his reli-
gious opinions, 746, 748
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