nomics, 206. Cotton Trade, the, 33.
"Honourable" Man, an, 18. Legislators
of America, the, 181. Model Republic,
the, 35. Neutrality, 100. Southern In-
dependence, 63.

Ancient Egypt, 81.

Apology of Whitehall Place, the, 72.
Armagh, Provincial Synod of, 109.
Assessment Act, the, 135.

Association for Promoting the General Wel-
fare of the Blind, 103.

Astronomy, Chambers' Handbook of, 228.
Astronomy, Popular, 130.

BAD Novels, 133.
Balliol College, 4.
Bill, the Chancellor's, 237.
Biography Calixtus, Life and Correspond-
ence of, 126. Charles the Bold, 26.
Father Mathew, 221. Industrial Bio-
graphy, 225 Miles Byrne, 25. Milton,
the S.P.C.K. Life of, 278. S. Patrick,
Dr. Todd's Memoir of, 128.
Bishop of London, and the Archdeacon of
Taunton, the, 198.

Bishop of London's Preface, the, 239.
Bishop of Natal, the Late, 97.

Bishop of Oxford's Charge, the, 127.

Bishop of S. David's and the Church and
State Review, 198.

Bishop of S. David's, 1863, Charge of the, 4.
Bishop Patrick and his Calumniators, 155.
Blind, Association for Promoting the General
Welfare of the, 103.

Book of Family Devotions, a, 229.
British Navy, the, 32.
Brown Book, the, 37.

Burial of the Dead, the Order of the, 38, 50,

Campbell's Khondistan, 265.

Canon of Westminster, the Dean of West-
minster, and the University of Oxford,
the, 1.

Canon Wordsworth's Tour in Italy, 131.
Cathedral Cities, our, 201.

Causes and Conditions of Human Progress,
246.

Census of 1861, the Irish, 204.

Central India, Education in, 110.

Chambers on Astronomy, 130.

Chancellor's Bill, the, 237.

Charge of the Bishop of Oxford, the, 127.
Charge of the Bishop of S. David's, 1863,

the, 4.

Charles the Bold, 26.
China in England, 202.

Christian Knowledge, Society for Promoting,

of, on the Order of the Burial of the Dead,
121. Convocation of York, 145. Deanery
of Westminster, 64. Four Experiments
in Church and State, 272. Holy Com-
munion, Admission to, 278. Law and the
Church, the, 93. Perry's History of the
Church of England, 167, 215. Plain
Thoughts on Important Church Subjects,
172. Present State of the Church in Ire-
land, the, 57. Provincial Synod of Armagh,
109. Reading in Church, 38. What is
the Church? 213.

Civil Courts and Synods, 194, 241.
Clark (William) on the Works of Shaks-

pere, 170.

the Arch-

Bishop of

Bishop of
Bishop of

Clergy: Bishop of London and
deacon of Taunton, the, 198.
London's Preface, the, 239.
Oxford's Charge, the, 127.
S. David's and the Church and State
Review, the, 198. Bishop of S. David's
Charge, 1863, . 4• Bishop Patrick
and his Calumniators, 155. Canon of
Westminster, the Dean of Westminster,
and the University of Oxford, the, 1.
Canon Wordsworth, Address to, 113.
Canon Wordsworth's Tour in Italy, 131.
Natal, the Late Bishop of, 97. Professor
Jowett, Endowment of, 99. Suffragan
Bishops (II.), 55.

Clerical Directory, 229.
Clerical Subscription, 60.
Colenso, Bishop, 97.

Commission, the Public Schools', 189.
Commissions, Royal, 105.

Communion, Admission to Holy, 278.
Conscience Clause, the, 199.
Cotton Trade, the, 33.

Convocation: Committee of Convocation,

Report of, on the Order of the Burial of
the Dead, 121. Convocation of York,

145.

Correspondence: Assessment Act, the, 135.
Burial Service, the, 134. Burial Service
and the "Coroner's Warrant," the, 134.
Chambers' Hand-book of Astronomy;
228. Church, Reading in, 38. Clerical
Directory, 229 Dean of Westminster,
the, 38. Family Devotions, a Book of,
229. Felo-de-se, 135. Holy Commu-
nion, Admission to, 278. Hope Town,
Aid for, 83. Lyra Messianica, 83. Mil-
ton, the S. P. C. K. Life of, 278. Order
of the Burial of the Dead, 38. Servants,
183.

Courier's Successor, Paul Louis, 78.
Court and Society from Elizabeth to Anne,
173.

DANISH War, the, 98.

Deanery of Westminster, the, 64.
Death, the Punishment of, 253.
Declaration, the Judgment and the, 192.
Defeat of the Freehandlers, 141.
Defences, Railways and National, 258.
Denmark and Germany, 52.
Devotions, a Book of Family, 229.
Diaries of a Lady of Quality, 275.
Diary, the, 22, 66, 117, 166, 210, 260.
Directory, Clerical, 229.
Domestic: Armagh, Provincial Synod of,
109. Civil Courts and Synods, 194, 241.
Palmerstonism, 2. Tickets-of-Leave, 158.
Doubtful Opinion, a, 149.

Dyce on the Works of Shakspere, 170.

ECCLESIASTICAL History at Oxford, the
Professorship of, 11.
Economics, American, 206.
Education: Education in Central India, 110.
Greek Professorship at Oxford, the, 59.
Oxford Middle-Class Examinations, 196.

Professorship of Ecclesiastical History at
Oxford, 11. Recent Latin and Greek
Metrical Translations, 271.

Effects of the Gold Discoveries (III.), 9.
Egypt, Ancient, 81.

Elizabeth to Anne, Court and Society from,
173.

England, China in, 202.
England, Infidelity in, 46.

England, Perry's History of the Church of,
167, 215.

England, the Religious and Social Position
of Roman Catholics in, 264.
English Politics, Fifty Years of, 214.
English Writers, 270.
European Prospects, 143.

Examinations, Oxford Middle-Class, 196.
Experiments in Church and State, 272.

FAMILY Devotions, a Book of, 229.
Father Mathew, 221.
Felo-de-se, 135.

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Fifty Years of English Politics, 214.
Financial Policy, Mr. Gladstone's, 251.
For the Truth, or against it? 62
Foreign: America,33,219. America, the Leg-
islators of, 181. American Economics, 206.
Ancient Egypt, 81. Central India, Edu-
cation in, 10. China in England, 202.
Danish War, the, 98. Denmark and
Germany, 52. Italy, the King of, and M.
Rénan, 22. Mexico, 28. New Mexican
Empire, the, 238. Southern Indepen-
dence, 63.

Four Experiments in Church and State, 272.
Fragment of a Speech, supposed, not spoken,

March 8, picked up near the Theatre,
Oxford, 164.

Free Handlers, Defeat of the, 141.
"Free Handling," 64.

French Periodical Literature, 274.
Friendly Societies and the Government, 160.
From Matter to Spirit, 174.

JEWISH Church, Dean Stanley on the, 75-
Jones' Essays on the Church, 213.
Journal of Science, the New, 222.
Jowett, Endowment of Professor, 99.
Judgment and the Declaration, the, 192.
Judgment, a Result of the Late-The Re-
surrection of the Body, an open Ques-
tion, 147.

Khondistan, Thirteen Years' Service amongst
the Wild Tribes of, 265.

King of Italy and M. Rénan, the, 22.
Kirk's (Foster), Charles the Bold, 26.

LACORDAIRE, 79.

Lady of Quality, Diaries of a, 275.
Landor's (Walter), Heroic Idylls, 31.
Landowner and his Tenant, the-The

Parson and his Parishioners, 82.

Latin and Greek Metrical Translations,
Recent, 271.

Law and the Church, the, 93.
Leave, Tickets-of-, 158.

Legion, the Irish, 25.

Legislators of America, the, 181.

Life and Correspondence of Calixtus, 126.
Life of Milton, the S.P.C.K., 278.
Lingen, Mr., 203.

Literature, French Periodical, 274.
Literature in Ireland: Shakspeare, 256.
London, Preface of the Bishop of, 239.
London, the Bishop of, and the Archdeacon
of Taunton, 198.

MAGUIRE'S Life of Father Mathew, 221.
Manchester's, Duke of, Court and Society,
Elizabeth to Anne, 173.
Matter to Spirit, 174.
Maynooth (III.), 13.

McHenry on the Cotton Trade, 33.
Meddling and Muddling, 96.

Memoir of S. Patrick, Dr. Todd's, 128.
Mexican Empire, the New, 238.
Mexico, 28.

Middle-Class Examinations, Oxford, 196.
Milton, the S. P. C. K., Life of, 278.
Miscellaneous Literature: French Periodical
Literature, 274.
Literature in Ireland:
Shakspeare, 256.
Moberly's, Dr., Sermon on the Unity of the
Saints, 267.

Montagu, Lord Robert, on Church and
State, 272.

Month, the, 20, 65, 115, 164, 208, 259.
Morley on English Writers, 270.
Mosaic Records, Rogers on the, 225.
Murder, To Persons about to, 71.

NATAL, the late Bishop of, 97.
National Defences, Railways and, 258.
Navy, the British, 32.
Nestor of Poets, the, 31.

New Journal of Science, the, 222.
New Mexican Empire, the, 238.
Neutrality, 100.

Novels, Two Thoroughly Bad, 133.

OGILVIE, Dr., on Subscription, 176.
Opera, High Notes at the, 258.
Opinion, a Doubtful, 149.

Order of the Burial of the Dead, 38, 50,

121.

Our Cathedral Cities, 201.

Our Relations with Foreign Christendom, 30.
Oxford: Balliol College, 4. Canon of West-
minster, the Dean of Westminster, and
the University of Oxford, the, 1. En-
dowment of Professor Jowett, 99. Greek
Professorship at Oxford, the, 59. Oxford
Middle-Class Examinations, 196. Pro-
fessorship of Ecclesiastical History at Ox-
ford, the, 11. Supposed Fragment of a
Speech, not spoken, March 8, picked up
near the Theatre, Oxford, 164. Stanley's,
Dr., Farewell Sermon, 23. Times and
the Greek Professorship, the, 250.

Poetry, 220.

Poets, the Nestor of,

31.

Politics: Apology of Whitehall-place, 72.
Assessment Act, the, 135. Causes and
Conditions of Human Progress, 246.
Chancellor's Bill, the, 237. Conscience
Clause, the, 199. European Prospects,
143. Fifty Years of English Politics, 214.
Gladstone's Financial Policy, 251.
Lin-
Who
gen, Mr., 203. Palmerstonism, 2.
is the Clerk? 257-

Popular Astronomy, 130.
Prayer-book as it might be, the, 263.
Present State of the Church in Ireland,
the, 57.

Professor Jowett, Endowment of, 99.
Professorship of Ecclesiastical History at
Oxford, the, II.

Professorship of Greek at Oxford, 59.
Progrès, Le, par Edmund About, 272.
Propositions and Gravamina, 151.
Prospects, European, 143.
Provincial Synod of Armagh, 109.
Public Schools Commission, the, 189.
Punishment of Death, the, 253.

RAILWAYS and National Defences, 258.
Recent Latin and Greek Metrical Transla-
tions, 271.

Religious and Social Position of Roman
Catholics in England, the, 264.
Rénan, the King of Italy and M., 22.
Republic, the Model, 35:
Result of the late Judgment, a—'
Resurrection of the Body an Open Ques-
tion, 147.

-The

Reviews: America, 33, 219. America, the
Legislators of, 181. Ancient Egypt, 81.
Apology of Whitehall-place, the, 72.
British Navy, the, 32. Brown Book, the,
37. Canon Wordsworth's Tour in Italy,
131. Charge of the Bishop of Oxford,
127. Charles the Bold, 26. Church
under the House of Hanover, the-
Bishop Hoadley and Archdeacon Black-
burne, 215. Church under the House of
Hanover, the Bishop Sherlock, 167.
Court and Society from Elizabeth to Anne,
173. Diaries of a Lady of Quality, 275.
English Writers, 270. Farewell Sermon
of Dr. Stanley, 23. Father Mathew, 221.
Fifty Years of English Politics, 214.
Four Experiments in Church and State,
272. French Periodical Literature, 274.
From Matter to Spirit, 174. Industrial
Biography, 225. Irish Legion, the, 25.
Khondistan, Thirteen Years' Service
amongst the Wild Tribes of, 265. La-
cordaire, 79. Landowner and his
Tenants, the The Parson and his
Parishioners, 82. Life and Correspon-
dence of Calixtus, 126. Mexico, 28.
Moberly's (Dr.) Sermon on the Unity of
the Saints, 267. Model Republic, the,
35. Nestor of Poets, the, 31. New
Journal of Science, the, 222. Ogilvie
(Dr.) on Subscription, 177. Our Rela-
tions with Foreign Christendom, 30.
Paul Louis Courier's Successor, 78. Plain
Thoughts, 172. Poems, 267. Poetry,
23 Popular Astronomy, 130. Prayer-
bok as it might be, the, 263. Progrès,
Le, par E. About, 272.
Recent

Latin and Greek Metrical Translations,
271. Religious and Social Position of
Roman Catholics in England, 264.
Rogers' Mosaic Records, 225.
Shaks-
pere, 170. Stanley's Jewish Church,
75. To Persons about to Murder, 71.
Todd's (Dr.) Memoirs of St. Patrick, 128.
Two Thoroughly Bad Novels, 133.
What is the Church? 213.
Rogers' Mosaic Records, 225.
Royal Commissions, 105.

SAINTS, Dr. Moberly's Sermon on the Unity
of the, 267.

Science and Art: Chambers' Handbook of
Astronomy, 223. High Notes at the
Opera, 258. New Journal of Science,
222. Popular Astronomy, 130.
Servants, 101, 183.

Service, the Burial, and the "Coroner's
Warrant," 134.

Shakspere, 170.

Short Notices, 38, 82, 276.
Sketches of Parliament, 152.

Smiles on Industrial Biography, 225.

Social Position of Roman Catholics in
England, the Religions and, 264.

Societies: Association for Promoting the
General Welfare of the Blind, 103.
Friendly Societies and the Government,
160. Society for Promoting Christian
Knowledge, 107.

Sonnet, 259.

Southern Independence, 63.

Stanley (Dr.): Canon of Westminster, the
Dean of Westminster, and the University
of Oxford, the, 1. Deanery of West-
minster, 64. Dr. Stanley's Farewell Ser-
mon, 23. Dr. Stanley on ths Jewish
Church, 75

S. David's, the Bishop of, and the Church
and State Review, 198.

S. David's, 1863, Charge of the Bishop of, 4.
St. Patrick, Dr. Todd's Memoir of, 128.
Subscription, Dr. Ogilvie on, 176.
Suffragan Bishops (II.), 55.
Supposed Fragment of a Speech not spoken,
March 8, picked up near the Theatre,
Oxford, 164.

Synods, Civil Courts and, 194, 241.
Synod of Armagh, Provincial, 109.

TAUNTON, the Bishop of London and the
Archdeacon of, 198.

Thirteen Years' Service amongst the Wild
Tribes of Khondistan, 265.
Thoroughly Bad Novels, two, 133.
Tickets-of-Leave, 158.

Times, the, and the Greek Professorship, 250.
Todd's (Dr.) Memoir of St. Patrick, 128.
Tour in Italy, Canon Wordsworth's, 131.
Trevor (Canon) on Ancient Egypt, 81.

UNITY of the Saints, Dr. Moberly's Sermon
on the, 267.

University of Oxford, the Canon of West-
minster, the Dean of Westminster, and
the, I.

The Canon of Westminster, the Dean of Westminster, and the University of Oxford.

T is not easy to possess the minds of Churchmen generally with what it is that is at stake in the question between the Stanley and Colenso school and the Church. People escape from an unpleasant conclusion in every way that it is possible to escape. It is not their business. The case must, they think, be overstated. They have not had time to read the books. The men are men of high character and ability. They are much considered and esteemed in high places. Freedom of thought and discussion is an excellent thing. This is a day of "advanced science" and of "the manhood of the world." Protestantism means private judgment, and private judgment means Protestantism, &c. &c. &c.

Under cover of these and the like excuses, subterfuges, and platitudes; in the absence of any stern and steadfast rebuke on the part of the Church; with a good deal of assistance from much of what has been said, done, or written to counteract the mischief, but which has so far imbibed its spirit as to make it to be only the same thing in a more seemly shape, the evil marches on. Timid people begin to wonder which way the victory will be. The value of censure by Synod is not much recognised yet. It could hardly be otherwise, considering the history of the last hundred and fifty years. The particular censure which has been wrung from the Synod of Canterbury is not worthy of the occasion. What with Court favour and Church compromise, it is a time of some perplexity; and some men are asking what is going to remain to their children of the Scriptural Faith of the Church of England.

Just at this moment comes another-not an unexpected blow; heavy in itself, heavier in the manner and from the hand by which it has been

inflicted.

deservedly popular, the recognised leader of the A man for many reasons highly and school which tries the Truth of the Bible by the test of modern science, is promoted to one of the highest dignities and most influential positions in the Church. Dr. Stanley is nominated by the Crown Dean of Westminster. Some weep, some are indignant. Many shrug their shoulders and say what next? But the Church at large is strangely and ominously silent. There was a time when Bishops remonstrated. There is no such remonstrance now. In this strait of the Church one faithful man has broken the silence by way of formal "remonstrance and expostulation." His position is a peculiar one in relation to the appointment which has called it forth. He has not been found wanting to that position. Canon Wordsworth has placed the case upon its true ground, and has traced it to its broad issues.

We have that faith in the future of the Church of England that we accept his act as what it has been put into his heart by GoD to do for the Church's sake; and though it may seem to most men a small and uneventful thing, we believe that the time is fast coming when it will be recognised as all-important. The Guardian of the 9th inst. takes no notice of it in any shape, waiting, no doubt, to see what the Times would say.

One thing only we regret in the "Remonstrance and Expostulation." Canon Wordsworth appears to think it not only possible, but to be desired, that Dr. Stanley's renewed public assent and consent to the Formularies, and his renewed public subscription to the Articles of the Church of England, may be "charitably construed into a public retractation and recantation of whatever in his writings can be shown by fair and reasonable demonstration to be at variance with those Formularies and Articles of the Church."

Is there any sufficient foundation upon which to build up this" charitable construction?" Or does the Church, in her care for others' souls as well as for the soul of the offender, know anything of an

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