Modern history, some passages of, viewed in the
light of revelation, 1303

Moravians, Missions of the, in South Africa,
noticed, 992-visit of Messrs. Wesley and Ing-
ham to the, in Germany, mentioned, 1097-
societies of, in England, referred to, 1098,
1099

Napoleon, career of, viewed in the light of reve-
lation, 1308

Natural-development hypothesis, the, noticed, 143
Nebuchadnezzar, pride and fall of, 1303
Newton, Rev. John, notice of, 305
Niagara, the falls of, visited, 31

Nichols, James, his translation of Arminius's
Works referred to, 614-his edition of Farin-
don's Sermons mentioned, 737, 988, 1123
Niger expedition, extracts from the Narrative of
the, 1202, 1341

North British Review, remark of the, on Mr.
Wesley's authorship, noticed, 49

NOTICES (Characteristic) OF BOOKS, &c. See
also REVIEWS.

Adeline's "Helen Leslie," 451

A Letter on the "First Resurrection," 1023
Alexander's "Memoir of J. J. Gurney," 209
Am I a Christian ? 906

Anecdotes of Fontainebleau, 674

Ann Jane's " Mother's Monitor," 1237
Athens, 1349

Balfour's (Clara) "Women of Scripture," 207
Balmer's "Academical Lectures," 93

Barber's" Early Days of Faith and Love," 208
Beecham, T. J., Experience and Death" of,

453

Bickersteth's "Manual of Prayers for the
Young," 1349

Blackley's "Scriptural Teaching," 1125
Blatch's "Lessons for the Living," 326
Bonar's "Story of Grace," 785

Boucher's "Man's Right to God's Word," 210
Bowman's "Catechism of Biblical Antiqui-
ties," 452

Brailsford's "Romanism," 565

Brenan's "Composition and Punctuation,"
1349

Bright Clouds and Dark Shadows, 452
Brocas's "Anti-Calvinism," 1240
Brock's "Wayside Verses," 675

Brown's (Rev. J.) "Lambs of the Flock," 324
Brown's (William) "Catalogue," 786
Budinger's "Way of Faith," 1239

Calder's "Familiar Explanation of the higher
Parts of Arithmetic," 1241

Carrosso's "Attractive Piety," 90
Caryl's "Bible Thoughts," 787

Christ an Example for the Young, 209

Christ God and Man, 453

Claims of the Church of Rome, 905

Cochrane's" Discourses on peculiar Texts," 907
Conquest's "Letters to a Mother," 451

Craig's (A.R.) "Philosophy of Training," 206
Craig's (Rev. R.)

Theocracy," 672

Davids's (Louisa) "Sunday-School," 94
Day's "Life in a Convent," 564

Deception, 674

Deck's "Memoir of A. J. Clarke," 788

Denison's "Letters on Dr. Todd's Discourses

relating to Antichrist," 673

Dewar's "Personality, &c., of the Holy
Spirit," 322

NOTICES OF BOOKS, continued.
Dick's "Philosophy of Religion," 323-" Phi-
losophy of a Future State," 784
Discipline, 1023

Dring's (Mary) "Child's Poetical Naturalist,"
1238

Duhring's "Essays on human Happiness," 1347
Duncan, Rev. Henry, "Memoir" of, 1125
Eadie's "Lectures on the Bible," 785
Elias's "Letters, Essays," &c., 326
Elliott's (John S.) "Memoir of the Rev. W.
Lavers," 1023

Elliott's (Rev. W. H.) " Fruits of the Spirit,"

94

66

Engravings: Storey's Orphan House," 91-
Smith's "Graham's Town," 909

Fanny and her Mamma, 909

Ferguson's "Xenophon's Anabasis," 1238
Ford's "Alarm in Zion," 453

Forester's (Fanny) "Memoir of Sarah B.
Judson," 1349

Foster's" Memoir of Miss S. Saunders," 785
Fraser's "Spiritual Progress," 785
Garvey's Christian Warfare," 788
Gaussen's "It is written," 207

Gibbs's "Letters from Graefenberg," 207

Gostick's "Tales, Essays, and Poems," 1240
Grace and Peace, 1349

Guide to the Saviour, 785

Harris's "Textuary," 786

Harvard, Mrs. E., "Memoirs" of, 1346
Heinrich Stilling, 786

Herschell's "Jewish Witnesses," 566—“ Mys-
tery of the Gentile Dispensation," 673
Heywood's "Closet Prayer," 89
Hoffmeister's "Travels in Ceylon," 674
Hulbert's "Wisdom," 908

Irish Scenes eighteen Years ago, 208

Jackson's (Rev. S.) "Sermon on Catechumen
Institutions," 787

James's" Church in earnest," 909

Joys and Sorrows, 324

Kendall's "Sermon on Peaceableness," 674
Lasteyrie's "History of Auricular Confes-
sion," 1347

La Voye's "Jeunes Narrateurs," 674-"Pic-
torial French Grammar," 674

Leask's "Sermon on the Death of the Rev.
R. W. Hamilton," 1124

Lectures delivered before the Young Men's
Christian Association, 1125

Lester's "Criticisms," 323-" Essays," 324
Life Lore, 207

Long, Mrs. E., "Memoir" of, 1346

Lyth's "Living Sacrifice," 675

M'Cheyne's "Sermons," 673

Macdonald's "Pastoral Addresses," 1236

M'Leod's Geography of Palestine," 209

M'Owan's "Memorials of Miss Fishwick," 89

Mamma's Absence, 1238

Marsden's "Sermons," 208

Martin's (Rev. J.) "Ireland," 1023

Martin's (Rev. S.) "Cares of Youth," 908

Mary and her Mother, 452

Maunder's "Full Assurance," 90

Memorable Men and memorable Events: Cu-

bitt's "Columbus," 1236

Memorials of Bertie, 453

Memorials of Early Genius, 673
Middleton's " Astronomy," 1349

Milner's "Way of Life," 675

Skinner's "Religion of the Bible," 905

Smith, Mrs., "Memorials" of, 1236

Smith's "Hints for the Times," 1349
Smyth's "Popish Antichrist," 908

Some Passages from Modern History, 452
Sprague's "Lectures," 1346

Spring's "Bible not of Man," 905
Stephenson's " Questions and Lessons," 210
Stoughton's "Spiritual Heroes," 787
Stovel's "Baptismal Reconciliation," 907
Tattershall's "Sermons," 325
Tayler's "Will-Forgers," 785
Testimony to the Truth, 1237

The Closing Scene, 1124

The Course of Life, 1024

The Flock and their Shepherds, 1023
The Jewish Nation, 907

The Life and Writings of Solomon, 93
The Pearl of Days, 1348

The Retrospect, 208

The Seventh Vial, 1024

The sure Hope of Christian Reconciliation, 905
The Unveiling of the everlasting Gospel, 1023
The Young Man's Aid, 323

The Youth of India, 1023

Thom's "Apocalyptic Beasts," 1238
Turnbull's "Pulpit Orators of France and
Switzerland," 1347

Urwick's" Divine Laws," 1124
Warren's (Dr.) "Sermons," 909
Warren's (Samuel) "Now and then," 565
Whitefield, Rev. G., "Sketches of the Life
and Labours" of, 1125
Whitmarsh's "Family Prayers," 1239
Williams's "Basis of the Evangelical Alli-
ance," "205

Williams's "Life of Mrs. Savage," 1349
Willison's "Afflicted Man's Companion," 906
Young's "Motives to the cultivation of Piety,"

1023

"Not slothful in business," misuse of the text, 55
Nunneries, Papal, account of, 285

Oglethorpe, General, mentioned, 1096
Ojibbeway Indians, visit of, to the Queen, 1084

Paleario, Aonio, account of, 520

Paley, Dr., opinions of, on the Sabbath, refuted,
319

Pascal family, notices of the, 169

Pastoral visitation, observations on, 1224
Pearson, Bishop, character of John Hales by,
742, 982-mentioned, 749, 872

Perronet, Rev. V., letter to, from Dr. Watts,
1312-note respecting, 1313

Peru, the woods of, and their tenants, 902
Phrenology, remarks on, 142
POETRY.

A Glimpse of early Autumn, from a sick-
chamber, by Alec, 1256

Beautiful England, by James Prior, 808
God is Love, by Anna H. Drury, 1359
Happiness in God alone, by the Princess Eliza-
beth, 808

Hope for the Mourners, by Bernard Barton,
465

Lines on the Death of Hugh Stuart Boyd, Esq.,
924

Sabbath Observance in the Country, by James
Prior, 688

Sonnet, by Bernard Barton, 104

The grand Transition, 1032

The Grave of the Lost, by Anna H. Drury, 224
The Hindu Outcaste, by Adeline, 344
The Thaw, 224

The Treasures of the Heart, by Anna П. Drury,
1144

Thoughts at the Funeral of the late James

Hunter, Esq., of Islington, by Alec, 576
Pope, humiliation of the, 1089-reception of a
new Cardinal by the, described, 1213
Popery, the monastic institutions of, shown to be
identical with those of Paganism, 35, 160, 283
-a doctrinal error of, noticed, 169-proceed-
ings of, in the West Indies, 238; in Feejee,
582; in Hayti, 590; in the Friendly Islands,
1147, 1149; in Africa, 1218-history and copy
of the Bull of Excommunication annually pub-
lished by, 293, 416-books on, noticed, 451,
564, 565, 673, 785, 905, 907, 908, 1238, 1347-
persecution of Aonio Paleario by, 520-an
insidious placard of, on Papal supremacy, ex-
posed, 527-unhappy defence of, against the
charge of persecuting heretics, 550-proves
itself to be unchanged, 552-impolicy of mak-
ing concessions to, 554-sense in which it is
admitted that adherents of, may be saved, 554
-Methodism the direct opposite of, 555-hy-
pocrisy of, 557-the successes of, frequently
exaggerated by Protestants, 823-the opinion
that the abandonment of, in Switzerland and
elsewhere, has been productive of infidelity,
unfounded, 824-referred to, 443, 555, 558, 1131,
1135. See also RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Profanity rebuked, 449
Providence, retributive, on persecutors, instances
of, 12-special, of God, viewed in connexion
with his majesty and universal dominion, 147
Punctuality, hint on, 973

Puseyism, referred to, 210, 273, 443, 552, 555, 905,
907, 1124, 1131, 1349

Pyramids, excursion to the, 50, 179-symbolic
meaning of the, 318

Pythagoras, the system of, described, 163

Queen, address of the Wesleyan-Methodist Con-
ference to the, 1001*-visit of the Ojibbeway
Indians to the, 1084

Ramadan, the fast of, 290

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Africa. Old Calabar, 1350
France, 327, 676, 788, 1134
Germany, 212, 454, 456, 910

Great Britain. Statistics of the Roman Ca-
tholic Church, 211-Extract from the Mi-
nutes of the Wesleyan Conference, 1024,
1125

Annual Address of the Conference to
the Methodist Societies, 1128-Exemption of
Wesleyan Local Preachers from toll, 1241
Italy, 94, 567, 914

Malta, 916

Switzerland, 332, 681, 794, 1244
Syria, 96

REVIEW'S.

Osburn's "Ancient Egypt," 80

Stamp's "Martyrologia," vol. I., 548

Tracts on the Sabbath, 197, 315

Rhodes, sketch of, 764

Roberts, Rev. J., address by, on the monastic
institutions of Paganism and Popery, 35, 160,

283

Robinson, John, Esq., mentioned, 749, 867, 983
Romaine, Rev. W., notice of, 303, 1100
Rooke, Mrs., of Midsomer-Norton, mentioned,
1050

Russia, account of the conversion of a tribe of
idolaters in, 216

Sabbath, a series of tracts on the, reviewed, 197,
315-appeal to parents, &c., in behalf of the, 539
-pamphlet on the, noticed, 565-observations
on the, by Matthew Henry, 753; by Scott, 862-
pastoral monitions relating to the, by the Con-
ference, 1132-remarks on Dr. Carus's com-
plaint of the over-strict observance of the, in
Great Britain, 1229-essay on the, noticed,
1348

Sabbaths on the Continent: Spain, 151-Paris, 153
Sacraments, Farindon's free thoughts on the,

1114

Sanderson, Bishop, mentioned, 987
Savage warfare, barbarities of, 518

Schools, Sabbath and day, commended to the
zealous and affectionate care of the Wesleyan
society, 1132, 1133

Scriptural Essays. No. XIV. The possession
of spiritual strength a duty, 17-No. XV.
Evangelical practice, 624-No. XVI. The sub-
mission of ourselves to God, 1191

Scriptures, translation of the, into Feejee, 581-
excellency of the, 873

Seamer, introduction of Methodism into, 1323
Sellon, Rev. Walter, mentioned, 48-letter from,
to the Rev. J. Wesley, 1227

SERMONS.

Modern Infidelity, by the Rev. J. Crowther,
137

The Obligation of the Believer to Universal
Holiness, by J. J. Claude, 1065

The Sacred Fire of the Jewish Sanctuary, by
the Rev. P. C. Horton, 841

The Son of God sent to redeem the World, by
the Rev. W. Lupton, 953

The Transfiguration of Christ, by the Rev. D.
M'Afee, 1177, 1289

Sicily, sketches in: the Epomeo re-visited, 43
-natural cook-shop, 43-Mount Etna, 44—
the Catanians, 45-volcanic lavas, 45
Slave-trade treaty, and King Obi, 1202
Socinianism, charge of, against Dr. Hampden,
examined, 434-referred to, 788, 906

Sphinx, the, at the entrance of Egyptian tem-
ples, signification of, 83

Stations of the Wesleyan Ministers in Great Bri-
tain, 1006-in Ireland, 1015-on the Missions,
1016-in connexion with the Canada Confer-
ence, 1021

Sumner, Archbishop, referred to, 463, 906
Superannuated Ministers and Ministers' Widows,
address on behalf of, 1081-early plan for the
support of, 1227

Swiss, characteristics of the, 988
Switzerland, religious persecution in, referred to,
552, 562. See also RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Sword, Mexican appreciation of a, 1001*

Nehemiah ix. 14; Ezekiel xx. 10-12....198
Psalm lxviii. 28....17
Isaiah xl. 26-29....147
Daniel iv. 37....1303
Daniel ix. 24, 25....956
Matthew ix. 2....168

Matthew xvii. 1-13....1177, 1289
Matthew xxii. 43-45; xxi. 33-44....396
John xiii. 34....967

Acts xx. 6, 7; 1 Corinthians xvi. 1, 2; Reve-
lation i. 10; Luke iv. 16; Acts xiii. 14, 42;
xvi. 13....202

Romans v. 5....169
Romans xii. 11....55

1 Corinthians iii. 3....266
Galatians iv. 4,5....953
Philippians i. 27....624
Philippians ii. 12....1000
Colossians ii. 8. ..137
Hebrews iv. 9, 10....203
James iv. 7....1191

1 Peter i. 15....1064

2 Peter i. 17; Hebrews ii. 9....1295
Thoughts for the times, 654
Thugs of India, account of the, 71
Trench, Rev. R. C., quoted, 168

VARIETIES.

A church antiquarian, 217
A Feejee Irishman, 337

A storm in a new ship, 796

A street-scene in Naples, 917
An ill-used old bull, 1355
Cats in Peru, 1250

Changes of land and water in Scotland1, 99
Extraordinary memory, 98

First view of Van Diemen's Land, 338

VARIETIES, continued.

French bagmen, 1355

Glass manufacture 150 years since, 1250
Graveyards at Auckland, 217
Henry VII.'s chapel, 1029

Hot-springs in Feejee, 570

How we gained our colonies, 1250
Literature of the million, 1355

Love of nature, 218

Persian method of catching wild fowl, 1139
Physical effects of mercantile speculation, 916
Sharks in the Mediterranean, 1029
Shooting an alligator, 796

The battle of Sobraon, 458
The Derby station, 917

The present state of Palestine, 1140
The ruined cities of Yucatan, 795
The Sabbath, 1029

The wahi tapu, 458
Unsuccessful colonists, 571
Use of tea and coffee, 684
Visit to Pompeii, 633

Weather-predictions ascribed to M. Arago, 1249
Venn, Rev. H., notice of, 185

Vestal virgins, in ancient Rome, institution of
the, 165

Virgin Mary, tradition respecting, 77

Volcanoes in Central America, 400-in the Sand-
wich Islands, 533

Voltaire, retort of, on Romish Priests, quoted,307

Walpole, Sir Robert, a favourite saying of, 159
Watson, Rev. R., recollections of, 990-quoted,
1336, 1338, 1339, 1340

Watts, Dr., letter from, to the Rev. V. Perronet,
1312

Wesleyan Psalmody, observations on, 1335
Wesley Papers. No. XXIX. The Christian
Library, 47-No. XXX. Wesley "to certain
proprietors of East India stock: " the Direc-
tors, and their recent prosecution of two indi-
viduals in the Queen's Bench, 157-No. XXXI.
University sermons, 410-No. XXXII. Ori-
ginal letters from the Rev. C. Wesley to Mr.
Blackwell, 515-No. XXXIII. Original letters
from the Rev. C. Wesley to Mr. Blackwell and
others, 637-No. XXXIV. Original letters to
Mr. Blackwell from the Revs. J. and C. Wes-
ley, 775-No. XXXV. Mr. J. Wesley and
Mr. Clayton, 890-No. XXXVI. Some ac-
count of the three volumes of Moral and
Sacred Poems, published at Bristol in 1744,
975-No. XXXVIL Original letter from the
Rev. C. Wesley to his wife, 1204

Wesley, Rev. John, sentiments of, on Chancery
bills, 61-history of the erection of the Orphan
House in Newcastle by, 91-teaching of, on the
forgiveness of sins, 168-letter from, to Mr. E.
Bush, of Midsomer-Norton, 1055-anecdote of,
1058-early intimacy of, with the Moravians,
1097-letter to, from Mr. James Hutton, 1101;
from the Rev. Walter Sellon, 1227-mentioned,
1325-directions of, for congregational singing,

1336

Wetterhorn, ascent of the, 57

Whitefield, Rev. G., mentioned, 1100, 1102
Williams, Rev. H. W., communications from,
147, 396, 967

Witness of the Spirit, doctrine of, referred to,
90, 169, 208, 906. See also DIVINITY.
Woodward, a Vicar of Bray, account of, 745, ́
867

Ayles, Mr. Jabez, 836

Bacon, Mr. Thomas, 132

Baynes, Mrs., 251

Bell, Mr. Richard, 1282

Broadbent, Mr. Thomas, 837
Brookhouse, Mr. John, 14
Brumwell, Mrs., 1284
Cape, Mr. James, 1287
Carman, Mr. William, 135
Cocker, Mrs, 601
Dodson, Mr. William, 600
Dutton, Mrs., 495
Edwards, Mr. Job, 255
Fawcett, Mr. James, 607
Frank, Miss Elizabeth, 131
Haigh, Mr. James, 606
Haigh, Mrs., 1176

Hamer, Mrs., 604

Kemp, Mrs., 1283
Lockwood, Mr. Richard, 717
Lomax, Mr. James, 719
Marshall, Mr. William, 832
Martin, Mr. John, 253
Moore, Mrs., 252

Mumford, Martha, 839

Ridley, Mrs., 602

Roanson, Mrs., 831

MEMOIRS.

RECENT DEATHS, con-

tinued.

Billcliffe, Mr. William, 573
Bird, Mr. John, 1358
Blackburn, Mr. Thomas, 220
Blackett, Rev. James, 1255
Blaxley, Mr. John, 220
Blott, Mr., 220

Blumer, Mrs., 807

Boast, Mr. M., 1358
Bolton, Ann, 573

Booth, Mr. William, 921

Boswell, Mr. Thomas, 1142
Bradley, Mrs., 920
Braham, Mrs., 805

Bristow, Mr. J., of Chatham,
805

Bristow, Mr. J., of Lewes, 101
Britton, Mrs., 687

Brook, Mr. Charles, 1252
Brown, Mary, 459
Browne, Rev. John R., 343
Buckley, Mr. J., 801
Buckley, Mrs., 219

Budds, Mrs., 461

Bumby, Mr. John, 922

Bunnett, Mrs., 1143

Burgess, Mrs. Mary, 1031
Burgess, Mrs. Rosamond, 921
Burton, Miss, 575
Bush, Mrs., 1356
Bushell, Miss Elizabeth, 460
Buswell, Mr. Thomas, 802
Button, Mr. James, 462
Cannon, Miss Louisa, 219
Capel, Mrs., 921

Carter, Mr. James, 806
Carvosso, Miss Deborah B.,
1359

Carvosso, Mrs., 223
Caverley, Francis, Esq., 799
Cherrington, Mr. Stephen, 685
Chisam, Mr. Matthew, 1031
Clark, Miss Emily, 1143

Clemitson, Mr. John, 341

Clewes, Mr. John, 805

Cliffe, Mrs., 798
Clifford, Mr. David, 1143
Collingham, Mrs., 923
Comben, Mr. Bartholomew,920
Cook, Miss S., 922

Cook, Mr. John G., 460
Cooke, Ann, 1358
Cooke, Mr. John, 1357
Copping, Mrs., 339
Corke, Miss Anne, 801
Cosway, Mr. Richard, 801
Councell, Mr. Thomas I., 100
Craven, Mrs., 807
Criffe, Mr. George, 807
Croft, Mr. William, 806

Crook, Mrs., 1252

Dale, Mrs., 920

Darrett, Mrs., 220
Davies, Mr. John, 573
Davis, Miss Hannah, 1255
Davy, Mr. William, 1251

Dunington, Mr. William, 220
Dyer, Mr. John, 923
Dyson, Miss Jane, 102
Edwards, Mr. John, 798
Eglinton, Mrs., 575
Ellis, Mr. Samuel, 102
Evans, Miss Sarah Ann, 797
Falshaw, Mr. Thomas, 221
Farrington, Mr. William, 1253
Felvus, Mrs., 104
Fletcher, Mrs., 223

Foggett, Mr. Timothy, 919
Forrest, Mrs., 799
Frankland, Mr. John, 103
Franklin, Mrs., 805
Freerson, Mr. Samuel, 574
Frost, Mary, 1357
Furbur, Mrs., 799
Gallop, Mr. William, 923
Gardner, Mr. Samuel, 921
Garrett, Mrs., 688
Garstang, Mrs., 222
Gibson, Mr. Benjamin, 342
Gibson, Mrs. Ann, 1254
Gibson, Mrs. Eliza, 1254
Gibson, Rev. Ralph, 343
Gill, Catherine, 460
Gittins, Mrs., 919
Gloyne, Mrs., 222
Green, Mr. Ralph, 1140
Gregory, Mrs., 686
Gunne, Martha, 684
Guy, Mrs., 1030

Hainsworth, Mrs., 1031
Hamilton, Mary, 804
Hamilton, Mr. Job, 805
Hampson, Mr. David, 1251
Hardey, Mrs., 800
Hardwick, Mrs., 219
Hargrave, Mrs., 100
Harrison, Mr. Jacob, 685
Harrison, Mr. John, 338
Harrison, Mr. Thomas, 341
Hartley, Mr. James, 340
Hartley, Mr. Samuel, 460
Haworth, Mrs., 222
Hayes, Mrs., 572

Haygarth, Margaret, 461
Hayman, Miss Elizabeth, 1356
Hazledine, Mrs., 572
Hepplewhite, Mr. William, 574
Herring, Mrs., 805
Hewerdine, Mr. John, 1251
Hewitt, Mr. Francis, 1359
Hill, Mrs., 222
Hitchcroft, Mrs., 220
Hodgkinson, Mrs., 221
Holden, Mr. John, 800
Holme, Mr. Henry, 800
Holroyd, Mrs., 223

tinued.

DEATHS,

Howard, John, Esq., 1253
Huckstepp, Mr. John, 804
Hughes, Miss Eleanor, 103
Hughes, Mr. John, 918
Hulse, Sarah, 802
Humphrey, Mr. John, 338
Hunter, Mr. David, 100
Hunter, Mr. John, 918
Huxley, Mr. James, 686
Jackson, Mr. John, 921
Jackson, Mr. William, 99
Jackson, Mrs., 340

Jameson, Rev. Philip, 575
Johns, Mrs., 459
Johnson, John, 800

con-

Jones, Mr John, of Great-
Torrington, 341

Jones, Mr. John, of Wrexham,
460

Jones, Mr. Samuel, of Dawley,
103

Jones, Mr. Samuel, of Well-
ford, 221

Jones, Mr. William, 1142
Jones, Mrs., 572
Joynson, Mrs., 459
Kear, Mr. Edward, 797
Keay, Mr. Peter, 1358
Kelly, Mr. John, 460
Kelly, Mr. William, 340
Kettlewell, Mrs., 801
Knighton, Mrs., 1358
Labrum, Mrs., 339
Lambe, William, Esq., 921
Langford, William H., Esq.,
340

Lansdown, Mr. James, 923
Latham, Mrs., 102

Leak, Mrs., 100
Lees, Mrs., 918

Lewis, Mr. John, 459
Lewis, Mr. W. J., 1356
Lewis, Mrs., 687

Litherland, Anne, 100
Lord, Miss Eliza, 1144
Lott, Mr. John, 573
Lund, Mr. Benjamin, 100
M'Dowell, Mr. James, 102
Manstone, Mr. William, 802
Martin, Mrs., 461
Maslin, Mrs., 572
Mason, John, Esq., 343
Mason, Mrs., 1031
Mason, Mrs. Phillis, 807
May, Mrs., 918
Mears, Miss, 804
Meek, Mrs., 343
Mercer, Mrs., 102
Miles, Miss Ellen, 1141
Millington, Mr. T., 921
Moore, Mrs. Ann, 686
Moore, Mrs. Isabella, 462
Moore, Mr. William, 799
Moorhouse, Mr. James, 920
Moreton, Mrs., 1141

Mortimer, Mrs., 1254

Moscrop, Mrs., 574

Muff, Mrs., 221

Mumford, Mr. John, 339