Additions to the Church, 321.
Angel Visitors in Ancient and
Modern Times, 189.
Argument from Universal Be-
lief, The, 61.
Aristocracy Illustrated, 310.
Breakfast on the Rhine, 66.
My Centre Table, First Sitting,
336.
New Views, 268.
Nicoll's Poems, 147.
Palfrey's Lectures on the Old
Testament," 81.
Progressive Character of Chris-
tianity, 121.
Church and the World, The, 181. Richter, Translations from, 8.
Day of Rest, The, 73.
Discovery of Printing, 141
Election, The, 337.
Emancipation in the West Indies,
247.
Exposition of Matthew xii. 15—
21, 208.
Exposition of John vi. 51-56,
Female Authorship, 10, 151.
Folsom's "Scriptural Doctrine,"
Hemans's, Mrs., Verses, 339.
Inconsistency, 340.
Leaves from a Journal in Scot-
land, 273.
Sharpe's "New Testament," 331.
Slavery, 339.
Sin Compared to Disease, 1.
Sister's Influence, 128.
Sunday's Walk with David El-
lington, 210.
Thayer, Nathaniel D. D. Notices
of, 91.
Thoughts on Revivals, 154.
Tuckerman, Joseph D. D., Life
and Character of, 32.
Turner's "Lives of Unitarians,"
195.
Unitarianism in Great Britian
and Ireland, 301.
Venice, 215.
Where are our Schoolmates? 23.
Not Ashamed of the Gospel, by
Rev. Edward B. Hall, 16.
The Support of God's Presence,
by Rev. William H. Furness,
74.
The Three Christian Witnesses,
by Rev. George E. Ellis, 133.
The Attraction of the Cross, by
Rev. John Pierpont, 201.
The Sufficiency of the Divine
Manifestation, by Rev Samuel
Osgood, 257.
The Spiritual Nature, by Rev.
Cazneau Palfrey, 314.
Adam's Letters on Slavery in Martineau's Hymns, 283.
British India, 101.
Aspland's Catechism, 311.
Aspland's Prayers, 343.
Brown's Sermon on "What shall
we do?" 167.
Chapin's Lectures on Duties of
Young Men, 102.
Christian Teacher, The, 103.
Cranch's Poem at Quincy, 222.
Damon's Discourse at Sudbury,
288.
Davis's Lecture on the Northmen
in America, 289.
Dean's Farewell Discourse, 109.
Examination, Second Annual, of
the Sunday School of Isra-
elites in Philadelphia, 163.
Fox's "Ministry of Jesus Christ,"
101.
Frothingham's Sermon on All
Saints' Day, 345.
Gray's Poem at Cambridge, 286.
Guizot's Essay on Washington,
106.
Hill's Discourse on Rev. Dr.
Thayer, 219.
Hints to Sunday School Teach-
ers, 44.
History of American Missions,
47.
Howitt's
Ever!" 228.
Howitt's "Strive and Thrive,"
48.
"Hope On! Hope
Hutton's "Pocket Book of Pri-
vate Devotions," 344.
Mann's Lecture on Education,
284.
May's Discourse on Dr. Follen,
161.
Motte's Sermon on the Discovery
of Printing, 168.
Muzzey's "Young Maiden," 43.
Palfrey's Centennial Discourse
at Barnstable, 45.
Palfrey's Discourse on President
Kirkland, 218.
Parkman's Discourse on Presi-
dent Kirkland, 218.
Pierpont's Poems, 282.
Pierpont's Sermon on National
Humiliation, 166.
Portsmouth
Sunday
Hymn Book, 162.
Proverbial Philosophy, 48.
Remarks on the Bunker Hill
Monument, 225.
Report to the French Chamber
on Abolition of Slavery, 346.
Ripley's Sermon at Northamp-
ton, 160.
Robbins's Discourse at Chelsea,
287.
Scripture Truths, 223.
Simmons's Sermons at Mobile,
107.
Waterston's Address before the
Sunday School Society, 168.
White's Address at Harmony
Grove Cemetery, 220.
Whitman's "Week Day Re-
ligion," 43.
Whitney's Centennial Discourse
at Quincy, 222.
Young's Discourse on President
Kirkland, 218.
American Anti Slavery Socie-
tỷ, 173.
American Board of Commission-
ers for Foreign Missions, 117.
American Home Missionary So-
ciety, 172.
American Peace Society, 59.
American Seamen's Friend So-
ciety, 172.
American Statistical Association,
176.
American Tract Society, Bos-
ton, 117.
American Tract Society, New-
York, 171.
American Unitarian Association,
150.
Andover Theological Seminary,
233.
Anniversaries in Boston, 115.
Baptist Meetings, 120.
Berry Street Conference, 54.
Bishop of South Carolina, 114.
Boston Recorder, 176.
British and Foreign Unitarian
Association, 296.
Channing, Rev. Dr., 114.
Christian Union Convention, 170.
Church, Ministry, and Sabbath
Convention, 296, 357.
Clerical Graduates of Harvard
University, 234.
Finsbury Chapel, 239.
Foreign Evangelical Society, 172.
German Universities, 300.
Harvard University, 169.
Indian Graduate, 234.
Kirk, Rev. Mr., 359.
Lectures, 358.
London Domestic Missionary
Society, 297.
Maine Convention, 293.
Manchester New College, 235,
298.
Massachusetts Bible Society, 58.
Massachusetts Missionary So-
ciety, 118.
Massachusetts Sabbath School
Society, 118.
Massachusetts Temperance So-
ciety, 115.
Massachusetts Temperance U-
nion, 117.
Methodist Episcopal Church of
the U. S., 231.
Methodist Missionary Society,
233.
Ministerial Service, 234.
Ministry-at-Large, 297.
New Baptist Churches in Bos-
ton, 360.
Non-Resistance Society, 295.
Nottingham Sunday Schools,
237.
Pastoral Conference, 120.
Periodicals, 175.
Persecution of Jews in Damas-
cus, 180.
Presbyterian Church of the U.
S. 173.
Presbyterian Church in Ireland,
300.
Prison Discipline Society, 116.
Protestant Societies in Paris,
ORDINATIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.
Rev. William Cushing-Calais, Rev. George Moore--as an
Me., 110.
Rev. John S. Dwight-North-
ampton, Mass., 49.
Rev. Nathaniel Folsom-Haver-
hill, Mass., 293.
Rev. Joseph Harrington jr.-as
an Evangelist, 230.
Rev. Sylvester Judd jr.-Augus-
ta, Me., 291.
Rev. George M. Rice-as an
Evangelist, 357.
Rev. William Silsbee-Walpole,
N. H., 111.
Rev. James L. Stone-Mansfield,
Mass. 355.
Chelsea, Mass., 229.
Dorchester, Mass., 351.
Duxbury, Mass., 352.
Groton, Mass., 290.
Harvard, Mass., 354.
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