LONDON J HADDON, 3, BOUVERIE STREET, FLEET STREET.

Cleveland Put. Libe
Exch
6-30-1927

CONTENTS

OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAPTER VII.

The Serampore Controversy-Mr. Hall's settlement in Bristol-
Dissenters' Ordination-Catholic Emancipation-The Reform
Bill (1827-1832)

LETTERS.

Page.

1

141. To J. B. Williams, Esq. The Life of Philip Henry

23

142. To John Easthope, Esq., M.P. Canning-Catholic Emancipa

146. To Benjamin Stokes, Esq. Instance of sudden death-Dr. Marshman

33

147. To the Rev. Josiah Hill

148. To John Purser, Jun., Esq. Domestic changes-The Serampore missionaries

149. To the Rev. Josiah Hill
150. To the Rev. Josiah Hill.
151. To the Rev. Josiah Hill.
152. To John Easthope, Esq.
153. To B. Stokes, Esq.
154. To B. Stokes, Esq.

On the death of Mrs. Hill
On the same
Catholic Emancipation

Serampore

36

38

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Reasons for declining to preach at Wor

cester

50

155. To John Purser, Jun., Esq. On Dr. Marshman-Duke of Wellington's policy towards Ireland

Page.

57

60

158. To B. Stokes, Esq. Death of Dr. Okely-Dr. Chalmers's visit

159. To John Purser, Esq. Death of Mr. Purser, Sen.-State of Ireland-O'Connell

160. To John Purser, Esq.

161. To the Rev. Josiah Hill

162. To the Rev. John Fawcett

163. To John Purser, Esq.

164. To the Rev. Josiah Hill

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CHAPTER VIII.

Illness and death of Mrs. Foster-Mr. Anderson-Journey to Wales -Mr. Hughes-Rammohunroy-Eclectic Review-Mr. Fawcett (1832-1838)

165. To the Rev. Thomas Coles. Mrs. Foster's funeral

170. To the Rev. Josiah Hill. On religious assurance as held by

171. To the Rev. Josiah Hill. Brucker's Historia Philosophia

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108

173. To the Rev. Joseph Hughes. A farewell letter, written shortly

before Mr H.'s death

174. To the Rev. Dr. Carpenter. On the opinions of the Rajah

Rammohunroy

175. To Miss Sheppard (Northampton)

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176. To John Sheppard, Esq. On poetry-The intermediate state
177. To the Rev. Dr. Leifchild. Character of Mr. Hughes
178. To the Rev. Josiah Hill

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122

179. To the Rev. Thomas Coles. On the death of his daughter 180. To the Rev. John Fawcett

181. To the Rev. Josiah Hill. Politics-The Watchman

183. To John Easthope, Esq. The Morning Chronicle-Popery 184. To John Easthope, Esq.

123

185. To B. Stokes, Esq.

186. To John Easthope, Esq.

193. To the Rev. Josiah Hill. On the duty of Christians in refer

144

199. To James Fawcett, Esq. On the death of the Rev. John Fawcett

200. To the Rev. Dr. Price. On Judge Durfee's Poem "What Cheer?"

201. To the Rev. Thomas Coles

Last Review-Letter to Mr. Greaves-Visit to Bourton in 1840-
Death of Mr. Coles-Visit to London in 1841-Illness-Last
Visit to Bourton in 1842-The Chartists and the Anti-Corn-
Law League-National Education-Last illness and death
(1839-1843)

LETTERS.

Page.

203. To Mrs. Stokes.

On the death of Mr. Stokes

204. To the Rev. R. Elton, D.D., of Brown's University, Rhode

186

Island, U. S.

205. To the Rev. F. Clowes.

190

206. To the Rev. Thomas Coles.

206.*To the Rev. Josiah Hill. National Education-Ireland 207. To the Rev. Robert Ainslie. On Socialist publications 208. To J. Purser, Esq.

O'Connell-Oxford Tracts

209. To Sir C. E. Smith, Bart. On the Established Church and
Dissenters.

210. To Sir C. E. Smith, Bart. The Nonintrusionists in Scotland-
Dr. Arnold's Letters-The Reform Bill-Church Rates
211. To James Fawcett, Esq. On the character of the late Dr.

On the Intermediate State
On his son's death

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214

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213. To the Rev. B. S. Hall

222

214. To the Rev. W. Peachey. On the Millennium

219. To the Rev. Edward White. On the Duration of Future

223. To the Rev. Josiah Hill. On the death of Mr. Wade
224. To the Rev. Dr. Harris. Observations on his "Great Com-
mission"-On the process of Christianity and missionary
undertakings

225. To Mr. John Foster

226. To the Rev. Thomas Grinfield, M.A. Dissentions in the Established Church-Defective attention to Christian morals

in the preaching of the Evangelical clergy