Won Wightman

INDEX TO VOLUME SECOND.

ABERDEEN students, controversy with some, 345.
ACCIDENT singular, to a Friend with George Fox, 338.
ACKWORTH Terrier of 1716: p. 358.

ACT of Uniformity, its operation, 129.
ADDINGTON, Henry, Quaker's present to, 333.
ADDRESS to an Unwelcome Visitor, 25.
Intolerant, 253.

AFFIRMATION, Friends', proceedings about, 80, 107, 256.
ALBUM, Lines written in an, 289.

ALLEIN, Richard, M. A. his Vindiciae pietatis, 29.

AMERICA and West Indies, Friends visited in, 337.

ANECDOTES, from Calamy, of silenced Ministers, 11, 27, 52, 72, 74,

(of a child) 92, 105, 157, 316.

ANGELUS loquens, Vulgate : 5 note.

ANGELS and quiristers are two things,' 13.

ANIMAL Magnetism examined, 149.

ANTHEMS, Church; how brought in, 12.

ANTICHRIST, what according to Lavater, 154.
APPEALS to Quarter Sessions, 308.

ARGAND, Ami, tribute to the memory of, 63.
ARGUMENT against uncharitableness, Howe, 280.
ARMOKER, William, his arbitrary doings, 194–5.
ARMADA, Spanish, of whose procuring, 185.
ATHERTON, Oliver, martyr for tithes, 132.

BACHANALIAN, his evening described, 34.
BAKER, Joseph, account of, 11.
BAPTISM treated of, 10, 86.

BARCLAY, Robert, 198.

a suppressed passage in his Apology, 356.
on the Conscience, with remarks, 90.

BARNARDISTON, Giles, 132.

BARNSLEY, why called Black Barnsley,' 70.

BENEFICES proposed to be made a conditional tenure, 215.
BENNET, Edward, M. A. ejected minister, 171.

BEVAN, Joseph Gurney, 30, 333.

BIBLE-READING, a Minister converted by, 157.
BISHOP, new thoughts on his office, 95.

his household and revenues considered, 214.
BLIND The, how proposed to be instructed, 300.

BODIES of Divinity, Dr. Clarke's opinion of, 254.
BOEHMEN, Jacob; of his character and writings, 54.
Books Friends'; where to be found in public, 332.
BOSTON Mass., persecution at, 50, 100, 163.
BOWING and uncovering the head, treated, 21, 361.
BRAZEN shields the substitute for the golden lost, 331.
BRIEF statement of facts respecting Friends, 289.
BROWN, Richard, Alderman; his ferocious conduct, 130.
BULL and Mouth, Meeting at the, 133, 194.

BUNYAN, John a fellow-prisoner with Friends, 343.

BURIAL, Quaker's, forcibly prevented by a Magistrate, 167.
BURKET, Miles M. A. an ejected Minister, 172.

BURROUGH, Edward, 19, 52, 100, (his Epistle) 102, 129, 140.
Busy, the term how formed, 211.

BUTLER, Bishop, part of a charge of, with remarks, 45.

CÆSAR, Julius, his Account of Britain, with remarks, 77.
CALUMNIES published against Luther, 9.

CASE of a Friend prisoner in France, 260.
CATECHETICAL instruction for Friends, 351.
CATON, William, 163, 166.

CEREMONIAL Priesthood, examined, 4.

CERTIFICATE of Marriage, specimens of, 296, 298, 323.
CHARITY enforced, towards those who differ from us, 280.
CHOIR, a Methodist, routed, 75.

CHOLERA, prayers against the, ordered, 325.

CHRISTIAN Apostolic Communion, 229.

CHURCH, primitive; its constitution and officers, 84.
how it may be safely reformed, 243.

of Rome, its virginity and purity questioned, 18.

CHURCHWARDEN, of the office of, 113-120.

CHURCH-RATES, 30, 40, 355.

CLARKE, Dr. A. on the Conscience, 90.

CLERGY; how circumstanced in the Russian Empire, 314.
their high calling, 231.

COCKFIGHTING, great antiquity of, 78.

COCHINEAL, remark on the consumption of, 14.
COLCHESTER, persecution at, in 1663, p. 131.
COLOURS, names of various; whence derived, 69.
COMMON and commons, whence the terms, 26.
law not easy to produce, 277.

CONFESSIONS at church, 6.

of a young student, 221.

CONSCIENCE, definition of, 92.

CONTENTMENT; stanzas on, 384.

CONTROVERSY with Baptists, 345: with Students, idem.

CONVENTICLES, Act against, its effects, 165.

COUNCIL of Reformation, 188.

Cows, to my, at approach of winter, 175.

CRACKING the gad, 29.

CRIMSON, singular origin of the term, 71.
CROMWELL, Oliver, transactions with, 19.
CROOK, John, ex-justice, 17, 133.

CURTIS, ANN, her service to George Fox, 98.

DANGERS of the Church: by a Churchman, 361.
DECLARATION of Allegiance, George Fox's, 348,
Indulgence, Charles 2nd's. 339.

DEPRESSION of spirits considered, 317.

DERIVATIONS and meanings of words, 13, 42, 69, 202, 211.
DEVILS, their belief, of what nature, 11.

DEVIZES petition against oaths, 42.

DEWSBURY, William, his letter to George Fox, 268.

dying expressions, 381.

DISPENSATIONS to do evil, 5.

DISSENTER, the thing named, how to treat it, 27.
DODSWORTH, Jer. his case against a Magistrate, 38.
DRESS, and the relative terms, treated, 69.

DRUNKARD lives too fast, 35.

DRUNKEN Dursley reformed by the word, 158.

DYAR, Mary, Martyr at Boston. 49.

ECCLESIASTICAL Censorship of the Press, 269.

EDMUNDSON, William, 22.

EDUCATION for the seeing and the blind, 300.

ELLWOOD, Thomas, 166, 177.

EMPHASIS, importance of placing the, 26.

EPIGRAM, by W. 271.

EPISTLE of George Fox about poor children, 285.

ERSKINE, Henry, ejected minister, 262.

ESPIONAGE a general, recommended, 233.

ESTABLISHMENT, the, treated of, 241.

EVANS, C. and S. Chivers, at Malta, 162.

EXAMPLE, a better, by Reformers; proposed against abuse, 12.

FABLES, &c. Peacock and Jackdaw, 16.

Bat and Weasel; Merchants disappointed; Cock, Dog
and Fox, 31.

Hares at war; Pines, Oaks and herbage, 17.

Iron Pot and Pitcher; Cottage of Socrates, 79.

Bull and Goat, 96. Stag's Horns, 112.

Two Asses; Fly on the Road; Mule and Fly, 127.
Wolf-dog, 143. Bear at Bee-hives, 207.

Lion Emigrant; Woodman's Ass, 223.

Fowler and Viper; Dove and Sparrow; Wolf and
Goat, 255.