RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, GENE-
RAL, continued

Warsaw, a Sabbath in, 1049

Week of prayer throughout the world,89
Wesleyan Chapel Fund Report for
1867, 277

Wesleyan Conferences of 1868:
French, 820; Irish, 821; British,
823 stations of the ministers and
preachers on trial in Great Britain,
827; in Ireland, 937; on the Irish
Missions, 939; on the Foreign Mis-
sions, 940-obituary of Wesleyan
ministers in Great Britain, 844, 943;
in Ireland, 948; on the Foreign
Missions, 949

"The church in the army and navy,” 443
The first great_commandment versus
Rationalism, Ritualism, and a false
Revivalism, 724

| The French Reformed Church, 510
Timothy's early training, 621
To the reader, 1

"Tracts for the Day: Essays on Theo-
logical Subjects," 344

Turkey, European, the future of: Moham-
medans and Christians, 314. See also
Moscow, and RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

VARIETIES.

A petrified forest, 361

American continent, antiquity of the
peopling of the, 458
Apocryphal Gospels, the, 935
Chalmers, Dr., as an orator, 739
Chicheley, Archbishop, 364

Commerce on the river Amazon, 364
Descendants of the Flemish and

Huguenot refugees, 170

Earthquakes: from the year B.C. 285
to A.D. 1491, 1032

French democracy and the Church of
Rome, 554

Henry VIII. and Dean Colet, 737
Infusoria, the action of, 553
Japanese cultivation of rice, 171
More, Thomas, an opponent of Mari-

olatry at Coventry in 1517, 362
Music, the restorative influence of, 1135
Nestorians, the present condition of
the, 738

Ostrich and gazelle hunting among the
Arabs, 653

Palestine, the gardens of ancient, 1133
Reformation, the spirit of the, 457
Syria, discoveries in, 77
Talmudic proverbs, 76

The Cornish pilchard fishery, 1034
The lake-dwellings of Switzerland, 934
The utilization of sand-hills on the
sea-coast, 652

Wheat, the economization of, 363

Wesley, Rev. John, the connexion of, with
Peter Böhler, 620, 986-visits of, to
Belfast and its neighbourhood, 915-922
-resignation of his Oxford fellowship,
988-991-advice of, in reference to
riotous proceedings at Wrangle, 870-
his impressions of Liverpool, qnoted,
597-his "Word to a Freeholder,"

quoted, 925-Lelièvre's "Life and
Work"
of, noticed, 450-Southey's
"Life" of, referred to, 874
Wesley, Revs. John and Charles, proposed
publication of the complete poetical
"Works" of, 165-noticed, 1126

Wesleyan-Methodist Atlas, 1027
Westminster, the projected new chapel at,
50

Westminster Abbey, memorials of, 811
What shall we do with the franchise?
923

BIOGRAPHICAL

SKETCHES.
Barnsley, Mrs., 571
Baume, Mrs. Margaret,

477
Camidge, Mr. William
R., 382

Cassie, Mr. John, 187
Child, Mr. Joseph, 380
Christie, Mrs. J. G., 764
Churchill, Mr. William,
667

Cock, Captain, 754
Conway, Mrs., 94
Crabtree, Mrs. Elizabeth,
91

Denison, Miss Mary, 475
Duncan, Mrs. Mary, 861
Exley, Mr. Robert, 759
Farr, Mr. William, 476
Featherstone, Mrs. Mar-
garet, 761
Fernley, Mr. Thomas,
1052

Garrish, Mr. John, 1053
Greatbach, Mr. John,

RECENT DEATHS.
Addyman, Mr. Francis,
191

Allan, Mr. John, 1055
Ashlin, Mr. Peter, 383
Baldwin, Mrs. Agnes,

1152

Banks, Mrs. Ann, 384
Barker, Mr. Francis
Burton, 1150

Barker, Mr. William, 286
Batchelor, Mr. Thomas,
191

Binns, Mrs, Elizabeth,
575

Binns, Mrs. Mary Anne,95
Bowles, Mr. John, 480
Bradford, Miss, 863
Brazier, Mr. John, 575
Brecken, Mrs. Elizabeth,
574

Broadbent, Mrs. Ann,
574

Brown, Mr. Robert, 672
Brown, Mrs., 1055
Brown, Mrs. Alice, 671
Bull, Mr. James, 863
Burdon, Miss Mary, 1151
Bustard, Rev. John, 48)
Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs.,
1055

Chalk, Mrs. Mary Ann,
864

Cor, Mr. William Fields,
575

Crabtree, Mr.Thomas,959
Dakin, Mr. Thomas, 574
Dernaley, Mrs. Ann, 479
Drake, Mrs. Mary, 671
Duffett, Mr. Thomas, 287
Duncan, Mrs. Mary, 575
Fearnside, Mr. Samuel,
192

Foreman, Mr. James, 287
Fothergill, Mrs. Marga-
ret, 1151
Fowles, Mr. William,
1150

Geary, Mr. William,

1152

Gelder, Miss Mary Eliza-
beth, 191

tinued.

Goodall, Mr. William,
1152

Griffiths, Mr. Joseph,479
Hadfield, William, Esq.,

1151

Harding, Mrs. Jane,
1055

Harris, Mr. Frederick,
672

Hartley, Mr. George, 96
Hartshorn, Mrs. Sarah,
672

Hill, Mr. Joseph, 480
Howarth, Mrs. Ann, 479
Hodgson, Mrs. Sarah
Helen, 1150
Kirk, Mrs. Grace, 576
Kirkup, Mrs. Eleanor,
480

Laird, Mrs.
Margaret, 286

Harriet

Lester, Captain, 384

Lewis, Mr. Benjamin
Carpenter, 960
Lockwood, Miss Mary
Jane, 96
Middleton, Mrs., 575
Moulton, Mrs. Ann, 575
Mowdon, Mr. Jacob, 862
Newbold, Mr. Hanson,
478

Peat, Mr. William, 960
Petch, Mr. William, 95
Pett, Mrs. Hannah, 863
Pickles, Mr. Joseph, 862
Plant, Mrs. Emma, 191
Platts, Mrs. Hannah, 959
Post, Mr. John, 96
Rendle, Mrs. Mary, 479
Rice, Mrs. Isabella, 576
Ridler, Rev. Christopher,
287

WESLEYAN MINISTERS
who have died during
the year, Conference
record of:
Andrews, Benjamin,

LL.D., 943
Aubrey, Thomas, 845
Ballingall, Thomas, 850
Boyd, Johu, 849
Brown, John (a), 844
Burgess, William Pen-
ington, M.A., 947
Bustard, John, 848
Cart, Josiah, 949
Collier, Edward, 944
Davies, Isaac, 851
Edwards, Edward, £49
Evans, Richard, 946
Griffith, Morgan, 948
Hannah, John, D.D., 846
Hardy, Robert Spence,851
Hawson, Ptolemy, 846
James, Alexander Tho-
mas, 948

Jenkins, Thomas, 949
Lemmon, James, 849
Marrat, Jacob, 949
Moore, Hugh (a), 948
Naylor, William, 945
Neill, Thomas, 944
Richardson, Thomas, 846
Ridler, Christopher, 844
Rodman, William, 850
Rogers, William R., 945
Scott, John (a), 847
Slack, Benjamin, 947
Smithson, John, 944
Squance, Thomas Hall,852
Thomas, John (c), 848
Thompson, Robert, 946
Tindall, Samuel, 946
Trueman, Samuel, 944
Walker, John, 850
Watson, Joseph, 819

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