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

CONTENTS

OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAPTER VII.

Page.

The Serampore Controversy-Mr. Hall's settlement in Bristol-

Dissenters' Ordination-Catholic Emancipation-The Reform

Bill (1827-1832)

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LETTERS.

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

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

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

Page.

155. To John Purser, Jun., Esq. On Dr. Marshman-Duke of

Wellington's policy towards Ireland

156. To Dr. Stenson

157. To the Rev. John Fawcett

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

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

LETTERS.

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

166. To the Rev. Josiah Hill.
167. To the Rev. John Fawcett.
168. To the Rev. Josiah Hill.
169. To Sir J. Easthope, Bart.

admonitions

Coincidence in their domestic trials
Character of Mrs. Foster
Reflections on Mrs. Foster's decease
Ireland-Church reform-Religious

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

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103

106

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

Hades

108

172. To Mrs. Anderson.

On Mr. Anderson's death

111

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

before Mr H.'s death

111

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

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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

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

182. To H. Horsfall, Esq.

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

185. To B. Stokes, Esq.

ence to public affairs

184. To John Easthope, Esq.

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

194. To J. Purser, Jun., Esq.

195. To the Rev. John Fawcett

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

Fawcett

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Cheer?"

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

201. To the Rev. Thomas Coles

202. To Dr. Stenson. Michelet's Life of Luther

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)

On the Intermediate State

On his son's death

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

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.

Fawcett

212. To the Rev. Josiah Hill

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Elton, D.D., of Brown's University, Rhode

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193

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

220. To Joseph Cottle, Esq.

221. To the Rev. T. Grinfield, M.A. Woollett's engravings

222. To John Purser, Esq.

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226. To the Rev. Thomas Grinfield, M.A. Dissentions in the