LIVERPOOL WILLMER AND SMITH-MANCHESTER: T. FORREST.

1844.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY RICHARD KINDER,

GREEN ARBOUR COURT, OLD BAILEY.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME VI.

NEW SERIES.

NUMBER XXIII.

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I.-The English Universities. From the German of V. A. Huber.

An abridged Translation, edited by F. W. Newman. 3 vols.

London. 1843

II.-Memoirs and Correspondence of Francis Horner, M.P.

III.-Endeavours after the Christian Life. A Volume of Discourses.

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1. Letters to a Friend on the Doctrines of the Trinity and the

Atonement. By George Walker

2. Four Discourses on the Sacrifice and Priesthood of Jesus Christ.

By John Pye Smith, D.D.

3. Letters to the Rev. John Pye Smith, D.D., occasioned by the

recent publication of his Four Discourses. By George Vance

Smith, B.A.

4. Lectures on the Scripture Doctrine of Atonement or of Recon-

ciliation through our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. By

the late Lant Carpenter, LL.D.

VI.--Dewey's Discourse on the Character and Writings of Rev.
W. E. Channing, D.D.

VII.-Notices of New Publications :-

1. A Prayer Bell for the Universal Church. By Walter C. Perry

Ph. D.

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2. An active and enlightened Laity, essential to the prosperity of

the Christian Church. A Discourse on occasion of the Death

of George William Wood, Esq., M.P. By John James

Taylor, B.A.

3. The Supremacy of the One God the Father, Vindicated. By

the Rev. John Harrison, Ph. D.

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4. The Authority of Scripture, with respect to addressing Prayer

and Worship to the Lord Jesus Christ. By Herman Hein-

fetter

5. The Tests of Time: a Story of Social Life. By Sara Wood.

6. A Discourse, in commemoration of the Life and Character of

Rev. Henry Ware, jun., D.D. By Chandler Robbins

VIII. Our Reviewers Reviewed:-

1. The Book Department of the Unitarian Association

2. Holy Songs and Musical Prayers

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NUMBER XXIV.

I.-Neander on the Free Teaching of Theology

II.-Contributions to the Edinburgh Review. By Francis Jeffery

III.-Life in the Sick Room. Essays. By an Invalid

IV. Memoirs of the Life of Lord Sydenham

V.-A Supplementary Report on the Results of a Special Inquiry into

the practice of Interments in Towns. By Edwin Chadwick,

Esq.

VI.-What's to be done? or Past, Present and Future. London:

Ridgway

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VII. The Critical and Miscellaneous Writings of Theodore Parker

VIII. Religious Union with Intellectual Freedom; a Letter. By John

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Taylor

IX.-Holy Songs and Musical Prayers

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X.-The Book Department of the British and Foreign Unitarian Asso-

ciation

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NUMBER XXV.

I.-Popular Education in Europe. Seventh Annual Report of the

Board of Education to the Senate and House of Representa-

tives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

II.-Mental Hygiene. By William Sweetser, M.D.

III.-Lectures on certain High Church Principles, commonly desig-

nated by the term Puseyism. By Thomas Madge

V.-Retrenchment of the Hours of Business

IV. Poverty and its Remedies

VI.--Human Nature. London: John Chapman, 1844

VII. Dissenters' Chapels Act

VIII.-Notices of New Publications :-

1. Walter Bernard: a Wesleyan Methodist's Inquiries into the

object of the Sufferings of Christ

2. A Sermon on Flowers. By Rev. R. E. B. Maclellan

3. A Treatise on Grammatical Punctuation. By John Wilson

4. Hymn to the Week above every Week, Passion Week. By

Thomas Hornblower Gill

5. An Apology for Religious Union on Christian Principles, in

Letters addressed to the Rev. John Taylor, of Glasgow. By

John Gordon

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NUMBER XXVI.

I.-Unitarianism: its Present Duties and Prospects

II.-Logic, Reason, and Revelation

III.-Education: The Chevalier Paulet and his System

VII.—Essays on the Pursuit of Truth and on the Progress of Know-

ledge. By Samuel Bailey

VIII.—The Mutual Dependence of Men in a Social State

IX.-Joseph Barker's Tracts

X.-Sermons on the Dissenters' Chapels Act