The Cordial Thanks of the Committee are offered for various acceptable Presents to the Society; namely,-To Mrs. Singer, for various Articles, for Ashantee, to the care of the Rev. T. B. Freeman; Messrs. Dixon and Sons, Sheffield, for Articles of Cutlery, for ditto, care of ditto; Mr. Congreve, also for Cutlery, for ditto, care of ditto; Mr. Amphlet, for a Gig, and a pair of polished Bits, surmounted with Silver Crowns, for Carriage-Harness, for the King of Ashantee, care of ditto; Mr. John Jones, Pendleton, for Seeds, for Ashantee, care of ditto; Friends at Stafford, for various Articles, for Cape-Coast, to the care of the Rev. J. Mycock; Misses Field, Sevenoaks, for Gambia, to the care of the Rev. W. Swallow; Friends at Tunbridge, for ditto, care of ditto.
CLOSE OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1840, AND THE PUBLICATION OF THE NEXT REPORT.
THE General Secretaries respectfully call the attention of the Wesleyan Ministers and of the Officers of the District and Branch Societies, to the following Resolution of the Missionary Committee.
Resolved," That in order to secure the early and correct publication of the Report of the Society, the District and Branch Treasurers and Secretaries be earnestly requested to send to the Mission-House their respective Balances and Lists of Contributions, for the year ending the 31st of December, 1840, either on that day, or as soon as possible after that date: and that they be at the same time respectfully informed, that no moneys received after the 31st of January, 1841, can be acknowledged in the next Report; and that the publication of Lists received after that date must be necessarily deferred to the year ensuing."
NAMES OF THE TREASURERS OF THE DISTRICT AUXILIARY MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.
Aberdeen, Mr. John Smith; Bath, John Michael Shum, Esq.; Bedford and Northampton, Mr. William Biggs and Mr. John Bliss; Birmingham and Shrewsbury, Mr. Francis Heeley; Bristol, James Wood, Esq.; Carlisle, Mr. William Wilson and Mr. E. James; Cornwall, Joseph Carne, Esq.; Devonport, Thomas Gardner, Esq., and Mr. William Vosper; Edinburgh, Mr. John Thompson; Exeter, Mr. J. C. Sercombe; Guernsey, James Macculloch and John Rougier, Esqrs.; Halifax and Bradford, Thomas Swale and Watson Cryer, Esqrs.; Hull, James Henwood, Esq.; Isle of Man, Mr. John Wilson; Kent, Mr. John Fisher; Leeds, John Burton, Esq.; Lincoln, Thomas Bainbridge and Henry Holland, Esqrs.; Liverpool, Thomas Sands, Esq.; London, John Josiah Buttress, Esq.; Macclesfield, Thomas Allen, Esq.; Manchester and Bolton, James Heald and Peter Rothwell, Esqrs.; Norwich and Lynn, Mr. Thomas Broadbent and Mr. Jeremiah Cozens; Nottingham and Derby, Mr. John Shelton and Mr. William Turner; Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Christopher Wawn, Esq.; Oxford, John Pike, Esq.; Portsmouth, Mr. John Cowdrey and Mr. Joseph Keet; Sheffield, Thomas B. Holy, Esq.; Shetland, Rev. William Wears; First South Wales, George Bagnall, Esq.; North Wales, R. M. Preece, Esq.; Whitby and Darlington, Robert Campion and T. Walker, Esqrs.; York, Mr. Joseph Agar.
VOL. XIX. OF THE THIRD SERIES.
N. B.-Besides the particular references to each Article, the following GENERAL HEADS of SUBJECTS, with Lists of the matter arranged under them, will be found in this Index :-CHRISTIAN RETROSPECT,-MEMOIRS,—OBITU- ARIES, NOTICES (Characteristic) or Books,-POETRY,-REVIEW OF BOOKS, -SERMONS,-TEXTS ILLUSTRATED, INTELLIGENCE (Home and Foreign),- MISSIONARY NOTICES,-WESLEYAN METHODIST. If a direct reference to any Article should not be readily discovered, the Reader may find it convenient to consult the GENERAL HEAD of the subject to which it belongs.
Abbott, Archbishop, quoted, on lay- baptism, 931
See Southern and Western
Africa. African Society, plan of the, 580-letter from the Secretary of the, 954-ex- ploratory expedition of the, 954, 956 Albigenses. See Waldenses.
Alder, Dr., speech of, in Exeter-hall, 528
Alexander, G. W., Esq., letter from, 971 Alexander, Sir J. E., speech of, in Exeter-hall, 515
Alexander VI., infamous character of, 29, 948
America, British. Summary view of the Wesleyan Missions, 95, 510-labours of the Rev. James Hickson in New- foundland, 186-194-commencement of a Mission in the territory of the Hudson's-Bay Company, 358, 528- testimony of Lord Seaton and of Sir George Arthur to the loyalty of the Wesleyans during the revolt in Ca- nada, mentioned, 525-Dr. Alder's visit to Upper Canada, referred to, 510, 527-attempt of Dr. Coke to establish a Mission in Nova-Scotia, Quebec, and Newfoundland, 575 America, United States of, remark on some works of religious biography published in, 827 Anderson, Captain, speech of, in Exeter- hall, 484 Anniversaries.
See INTELLIGENCE (Home) and MISSIONARY NOTICES. Antiquities, Christian, importance of the study of, 38
Apostolical succession, questions con- cerning, 43-Powell's "Essay" on, reviewed, 310-remarks on the Church
of England's claim to, 398, 399-refer- ences to, 116, 307, 946, 948 Ashantee. See Western Africa. Ashantee Princes, notices of the, 483, 506, 521, 752
Atonement, the, why required, 21 Atterbury, Bishop, unscriptural doctrine of, 202
Babylon and the Tower of Babel, jour- nal of an excursion to, 468 Bacon, Roger, Popish persecution of, mentioned, 225
Bagdad, notices of, 468, 470, 477 Baird, Rev. R., author of the "History of Temperance Societies," high reputa- tion of, in Sweden, 970
Ball, Miss Hannah, "Memoir" of, noticed, 824
Bancroft, Archbishop, quoted, on lay- baptism, 931
Baptism, lay, doctrine of the Church of England concerning, 927 BaTTiw, controversy respecting the meaning of the word, 490, 952, 953 Barrington, Bishop, quoted, 27 Bell, Rev. James, street-preaching of, mentioned, 99
Benson, Rev. C., quoted, on separating from the Church, 211 Benson, Rev. Joseph, "Memoirs" of, noticed, 920
Beverley, Mr., writings of, against the Church, referred to, 394 Bexley, Lord, speech of, in Exeter-hall,
488 Bible-classes, formation of, recommend- ed, 854
Bible, Popish attempts to withhold the, from the people, 32, 50, 499, 659— instances of good effected by the, 51, 4 F
VOL. XIX. Third Series. DECEMBER, 1840.
482, 491, 498, 858-copies of the, distributed by the Bible Society, 489; by the London Hibernian Society, 493 -domestic happiness of England at- tributable to the, 490-versions of the, by the American National Institution, 491-Rev. J. Garwood's Lecture on the divine authority of the, reviewed, 685-execrable note of the Rhemist Annotators on the, 1033 Bible Society, British and Foreign, se- lections from the "Monthly Extracts" of the, 50, 858-important decision of the, 163-anniversary of the, 488 Bilson, Bishop, quoted, on lay-baptism,
Bingham's "Antiquities of the Chris- tian Church," character of, 38 quoted, 933, 934 Biographical publications, Wesleyan, notices of: General introductory re- marks, 564, 745, 823-Life of Gregory Lopez, of the Marquis de Renty, and of Francis Xavier, 568-Life of the Rev. David Brainerd, 569-Letters of Jane Cooper, and of Mrs. Lefevre, 571, 745-Life of the Rev. Thomas Walsh, 746 Journal of Mr. John Nelson, 748-Account of God's Deal- ings with Mr. John Haime, 748 Journal of Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, 749-Life of Mr. Silas Told, 749 -Life of the Rev. John Valton, 749-Experience of Mrs. of Mrs. Hester Ann Rogers, 824- Memoir of Miss Hannah Ball, 824-Memoir of Mrs. Frances Pawson, 823, 825-Life of Lady Maxwell, of Mrs. Fletcher, and of Mrs. Mortimer, 825-Memoirs of Mrs. Cooper, and of Mrs. Clough, 827-Memoirs of Miss Sarah Jenkins, of Miss Greeves, and of Prudence and Mary Jenkin, 828-Watson's Life of the Rev. John Wesley, 918-Life of the Rev. John Fletcher, 919-Lives of early Methodist Preachers, 919- Macdonald's and Treffry's Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph Benson, 920-Me- moir of John Nelson, the Second, 921 -Memoirs of the Rev. D. Stoner, and of the Rev. R. Treffry, jun., 921-Me- moirs of the Rev. W. R. Peck, 922— Memoir of the Rev. R. Watson, 923 -Lives of Messrs. Henry Longden, William Carvosso, John Edwards Trezise, and Richard Trewavas, 924—— concluding remarks, 924 Blackall, Bishop, unscriptural doctrine of, 202
Blackburn, Rev. J., speech of, in Exeter-hall, 598
Blackstone, definition of liberty by, 226 Blood, circulation of the, explained, 299, 828, 1008.
sermon on the occasion, delivered by the Rev. G. Osborn, 199; by the Rev. S. Jackson, 287-the Rev. T. Martin's "Poem," noticed, 320— opening of the Centenary chapel at Hunslet, 324; at York, 1041—Cen- tenary sermons, noticed, 49, 152, 153, 247-Centenary contributions, 179, 258, 852, 1042, 1052-presentation of Mr. Parker's "Centenary picture" to the Conference, 752
Ceylon. Summary view of the Wes- leyan Missions, 93, 508 letter from the Rev. G. Hole, Batticaloa, 179, 961-letter from the Rev. P. Percival, Jaffna, 972-progress of the Mission in Galle, 972 ·
Chalmers, Dr., quoted, 306
Chapel founded, at Worthing, 606 Chapels, distressed, Fund for the relief of, 158
Chapels opened. Goobee, Continental. India, 261-Hunslet, 324-Paramatta, New South Wales, 434-Gloucester, 606-York, 1041-Woodhouse, 1044
Chapels, Wesleyan, misrepresentation concerning, noticed, 396 Charnock, Rev. S., remarks by, on the power of prayer, 467 Chichester, Earl, speech of, in Exeter- hall, 486
China, Missions in, referred to, 602
Christian Observer," reply to an attack upon Methodism in the, 390 CHRISTIAN RETROSPECT. Contest for the Mayoralty in the city of London preparations for war in France: new attempt to assassinate Louis-Philippe abdication of the Queen-Regent of Spain: African Society, 955
Church of England, melancholy state of the, when Messrs. Wesley and White- field began to preach, 204-doctrine of the, concerning Episcopal succession, 312-position of the Wesleyan Me- thodists with respect to the, explained, 391-scheme for placing Methodism under the superintendence of the, re- ferred to, 393-ungrateful return for assistance rendered to the, by the Wesleyans, noticed, 397-exclusivism of a party in the, effects of, 398-ob- servations on the, by the Bishop of Norwich, 595-doctrine of the, con- cerning lay-baptism, 927 Church of Rome. See Popery. Church of Scotland, Foreign Missions of the, 599-Popish treatment of a de- putation from the, in Italy, 661 Cicero's "Nature of the Gods," remarks on, 837
Clarke, Dr. Adam, quoted, 128, 301, 829-letter of, to Mrs. Bulmer, 805 Clough, Mrs.," Journal " of, noticed, 827 Clough, Rev. B., sketch of Buddhism by, 1015
Cobham, Lord, betrayal and martyrdom of, 237
Coke, Dr., Missionary Address by, 573 Conference, Wesleyan, in Ireland, 750 -in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 751- Pastoral Address of the, 851-attack upon the, noticed, 394
Conolly, Colonel, speech of, in Exeter- hall, 511
Cooper, Jane, "Letters" of, noticed, '571, 744
Cooper, Mrs. Mary, "Memoirs" of, noticed, 827
Cosin, Bishop, quoted, on lay-baptism,
Davies, Rev. Walter, particulars of the betrayal of Lord Cobham related by, 238
D'Este, Sir Augustus, mentioned, 510 Dissenters, decay of religion among, in the age preceding the rise of Method- ism, 202-state of things between the, and the established Church, 595 Dixon, Rev. James, speech of, in Exe- ter-hall, 522-sermon of, in Great Queen-street chapel, mentioned, 505 Dodwell, remarks by, on falsehood, 121 -quoted, on separating from the Church, 316
Domingo, St. See Hayti. Drew's "Immortality of the Soul," re- ferred to, 134
Drunkard, conversion of a, 858 Duff's "India and Indian Missions," view of Hindooism compiled from, 34, 400
Dunwell, Rev. Joseph, mission of, to Cape-Coast Castle, mentioned, 60
Eastbourne, Dr., speech of, in Exeter- hall, 490
Education, mistaken views concerning, 113-encouragement of, in Hayti, 679 -definition of, 844-remarks and ad- vices on, by the Conference, 853 England, Rev. J. F., speech of, in Great Queen-street chapel, 530
Episcopacy, remarks on, 41, 44 Euphrates, notices of the, 472, 474, 477 Everett, Rev. J., sketch by, of the cha- racter of Mr. Coulthard, 987
Faithfulness, remarks on, 479 Falsehood, guilt and mischief of, 121 Fantees, war of the, with the Ashantees, 58-country of the, described, 62 Fathers, ancient, futility of appeals to the, 933
Finland, revival of religion in, 164 Fleetwood, Bishop, tract of, on lay- baptism, mentioned, 933
Fletcher, Mrs., "Life" of, noticed, 825 Fletcher, Rev. John, testimony of, to Mr. Wesley's unwearied diligence, 216 -Mr. Benson's "Life" of, noticed, 919
Forster, George, a pious soldier, notices of, 539, 540, 542
France, summary view of the Wesleyan Missions in, 93, 508-anecdote of
Index Expurgatorius, origin of the, 1032
some prisoners of war in, 481-dese-, Hunter, Dr., account by, of the dissee- cration of the Sabbath in, 497-opera- tion of a whale, quoted, 306 tions of the European Missionary Society in, 498-prevalence of infi- delity in, accounted for, 656-unjust proceeding of, at the instigation of Popish emissaries to the South-Sea Islands, referred to, 524, 661-letter from the South of, 858-preparations for war in, 956-Port-Royal school in, referred to, 1030-letters from Wesleyan Missionaries in, 1053 Freeman, Rev. T. B., visit of, to Eng- land, 709. See also Western Africa. Fuller, Andrew, quoted, 682
Hades, meaning of the word, 228- passages of Scripture in which it occurs, explained, 229–237 Haime, John, "Life" of, noticed, 748 Hall, Rev. Robert, quoted, on Popery, 222
Hannah, Dr., speech of, in Great Queen- street chapel, 708
Happiness not to be found in outward things, 563
Harper, Mrs. Elizabeth," Journal " of, noticed, 749
Harvey, discovery of the circulation of the blood by, 828
Hayti, sketches of, 667. See also West Indies.
Heald, James, Esq., speech of, in Exe- ter-hall, 527
Herschel, Sir J., quoted, 1012 Hildebrand, Pope, notices of, 945-947 Hillah, the town of, described, 476 Hinton, Rev. J., speech of, in Exeter- hall, 484
Hooker, quoted, on lay-baptism, 931
Hora Biblicæ. No. XIX. Hades, or the intermediate state, 228
Horneck, Dr., remarks by, on Christian influence, 297
Hottentots, description of the, 408 Humility, the peace of, 21
India, papers on the religious state of, compiled from the publications of Dr. Duff and the Rev. W. Campbell, 54, 400-slavery in, 125 notices of works relating to, 153, 849-connexion of the British Government with idol- atry in, 259, 506, 508, 526, 531, 960, 968 abolition of the Pilgrim-tax in, 608 want of education in, 597— Church of Scotland's Missions in, 600, 601-London Missionary Society's Missions in, 602 See also South or Continental India and Ceylon. Infant-School Society, anniversary of the, 424
Infidelity, prevalencee of, in Hayti, 519; on the Continent, 656; in Eng- land, 146, 681-tendency of Unita- rianism to produce, 149 Inquisition, establishment of the, at Rome, 1031
INTELLIGENCE (Foreign.)
Finland, revival and persecution in, 164
Juggernaut, British connexion with, 608 INTELLIGENCE (Home.)
Anniversaries held in London. In- fant-School Society, 424-Wesleyan Missionary Society, 345, 433, 483, 505; Auxiliary for the Londen District, 530-Baptist Irish So- ciety, 484-Baptist Missionary So- ciety, 484-Newfoundland and Bri- tish North America School Society, 485-Naval and Military Bible Society, 485-Church Missionary Society, 486-British and Foreign Bible Society, 488-British and Foreign Sailors' Society, 492-Lon- don Hibernian Society, 493-Prayer- Book and Homily Society, 494— Sunday-School Union, 494-Reli- gious Tract Society, 495-Lord's-day Society, 496-European(late Conti- nental) Missionary Society, 498 British and Foreign Temperance Society, 595-British and Foreign School Society, 495-Church Pas- toral Aid Society, 598-Irish Evan- gelical Society, 599-Church of Scotland's Foreign Missions, 599— London Missionary Society, 601 Bible Society, 50, 163, 858 Chapel Fund, 158
Chapels opened, 324, 606, 1041, 1045
-chapel founded, 606
Conference, in Ireland, 750-in New-
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