ABA

BUR

Barnabas, S., Church of, in Pimlico,
271, 278

Bede, Venerable, 35

Bedford County School, the, 112
Benedict XIV., on Synods, 187
Benedictus Abbas cited, 56 (note)
Benham, Rev. W., his Memoir of
Catherine and Crauford Tait, 262
Benisch, Dr., on Judaism, 345 sq.
See Religion

Bentley cited, 325 (note)
Blandford, Dr., his treatment of
melancholia, 381 (note)

Blessed Virgin, cultus of, 31 sqq.;
citations from Dante and Milton
on, 32 (note), 33 (note); Roman
services in honour of, 33
Bonosa in Trastevere, Church of
S., 29 (note)

Bougaud, Abbé, his Grand Péril de
PEglise de France, 248

Borromeo, S. Charles, 186
Bramston, M., The Thorn Fortress,
531

Brent, Mr. J., his Canterbury in the
Olden Time, 536

Brinckman, Rev. A., his Notes on
the Care of the Sick, 139 sq., 148,
151

Broglie, Prince E. de, his Fils de
Louis XV., 249

Browne, Bishop Harold, on dio-
cesan synods, 183

Buckingham, Duke of, 71, 89
Bullock, Mr. W. T., his Sermons
on Missions, &c., 539
Burgon, Dean, 20

Burials Question. Mr. Marten's
Act, 188-199: duties of the
Church and of the State, 188
sq.; provisions of Mr. Marten's
Act, 191 sq.

BUT

Butler, Bishop, cited, 320 (note)

ANNING, Mr. 70 sq.; becomes

CAN

Prime Minister, 71; deserted
by the Tory Cabinet, 72; forms
a new Cabinet, 74; his death,
75; his last acts, 76; the Duke
of Wellington's imputation against
him, 77

Canonization of new Saints, 35 sq.
Carlisle, Bp. of, his resolution on
the position of celebrant, 288
Carpenter, Dr., on alcoholic drinks,
373 sq. See Church of England
Temperance Society
Carthage, Council of, 156, 310
(note)

Carthusians, the, 47 sq.; at Wi-
tham, 49

Catholic Question, the, 71 sq., 75
Celsus, 315 (note), 319 (note), 324
(note), 326 (note), 334 (note)
Cemeteries. See Burials Question
Chartreuse, la Grande, 47 (note), 48
Château Gaillard, 65

Chételat, M. Paul, his biography of
Du Guet, 246

Child's (The) New Testament Nar-
rative, 530

Christison, Sir R., on alcohol, 378

sq.

Church, Dean, his Life of Spencer,
265

Church restoration in Rome, 14
(note)

Church Unions, English, 273 sq.
Church of England, a year's retro-
spect of, 542

Church of England Temperance

Society, 373-399 the general
question of stimulants, 373 sq.;
chemical and physical summary,
375 sq.; alcohol as a medicine,
379 sq.; use of alcohol in hospi-
tals, 383 sq.; in various forms of
disease, 385 sq.; is alcohol ever
a food? 387; nerve stimulants,
388 sq.; persons who need no
stimulants, 390; Christian liberty,
391; the present sin of drunken-
ness, 392 sq.; proposed remedies,
393 sq.

Clare election, the, Si sq.

DIO

Clarence, Duke of, his conduct as
Lord High Admiral, 76, 77, 82
sq.; his resignation, 84

Cobbe, Mr. J., his Workman and
Soldier, 531

Cockburn, Sir G., 83
Codrington, Sir E., 76
Coffee-houses, English, 396
Coleridge, S. T., on Apostolic in-
spiration, 404 (note)
Coliseum, the, 24 (note)
Colonna, John, 31 (note)
Columbus, 35

Confirmation, as administered by
S. Hugh of Lincoln, 59 sq.
Congregations in Roman churches,
14, 16
Constantinople, councils of, 513 sq.
Convocations, the. See Rubrics
Conyngham, Lady, 71, 75
Conyngham, Lord, Duke of Wel-
lington's letter to, 92 (note)
Cook, Canon F. C., The Holy Bible,
with an Explanatory and Critical
Commentary, 305 sqq.; Church
Doctrine and Spiritual Life, 538
Cosmedin, relics in the Church of
S. Maria in, 26
Councils, Church.

Synod

See Diocesan

Coutances, Bp. Walter of, 54
Cross, the True, relics of, 27
Cumberland, Duke of, 90, 92, 93
Curtis, Dr., 84

Cyprian, S., 175 sq., 488 sq.

DIALOGHI ISTRUTTIVI in

Roman Churches, 16 sqq.
Diario Romano, the, 4
Dickinson, Mr. F. H., his List of
Service Books, 435 sq.
Dimock, Rev. J. F., his Magna
Vita and Metrical Life of S.
Hugh, Bp. of Lincoln, 40 (note),
42, 43, 45 (note), 46, 47, 48, 58,
62, 67 (note)
Diocesan Synod, or Conference, or
Both? 154-187: Church Councils,
155 sqq.; their neglect, 157 sq.;
diocesan synods and conferences,
158 sq.; power of bishops, 159;
presbyters, 160 sq., 179 sq.; ori-
gin of diocesan synods, 160 sq.;
synod of Jerusalem, 161 sq.; po-

DÖL

sition of the laity, 161 (note), 171,
173 sq.; English synods, 163 sq.;
effects of the Revolution, 166 sq.;
synods of this century, 167; their
benefits, 168 sq.; conferences,
169 sqq.; synods and conferen-
ces together, 171 sqq.; what a
diocesan synod is, 177 sq.; me-
diæval synods, 184 sq.; after the
Reformation, 186; benefits of, to
the Church, 187
Döllinger, Dr., Die Eucharistie
cited, 216 (note), 228
Dominick, S., 30

Druon, M., his Euvres complètes
de Synésius, 245

Duff, Dr. A., biography of, 264
Du Guet, biography and correspon-
dence of, 246

HOS

Gaudenzi, Padre Tommaso, 10, II

sqq., 34

George IV. See Wellington Des-
patches

Giorgio in Velabro, Church of S., 6
(note)

Giraldus Cambrensis cited, 42, 51, 58
Goderich, Lord, his administration,
76, 77

Goldziher, Dr. I., on Hebrew my-
thology, 345 sq. See Religion
Goulburn, Dean, his Personal Re-
ligion, 150

Greeks, rebellion of, 76
Green, J. R., his Readings from
English History, 264

Grey, Lord, attacks Canning, 74
Grosseteste, Bp., 31

Guildford endowed school, 100
Guillemard, Dr. W. H., his He-
braisms in the Greek Testament,

525

HA

ANNAH, Dr., his Bampton
Lectures cited, 325 (note)
Hardy, Sir T. D., cited, 43
Harrison, Dr., on the Real Presence,
199 sqq. See Real Presence
Haughton, Dr., on the Crucifixion,
336 sq.

Hebert, Dr., cited, 219, 224
Hefele, Bp. See Petrine Claims
passim

Henderson, Dr., his York Manual
and Processional, 430 sq.
Henry II., causes S. Hugh to be
elected Bishop of Lincoln, 55;
his quarrel with him, 61 sq.;
founds Carthusian monastery at
Witham, 49, 50, 51; his mean-
ness, 52 sq.; sequesters the re-
venues of vacant sees, 53 sq.
Henry IX., 81

Henry, Mr. L. E., his Last Days of
Bp. Dupanloup, 533

Hérauts d'armes de France et d'An-
gleterre, débat des, 251
Hessey, Archdeacon, cited, 183
Hilary, S., 511 sq.

Holy Week in Rome, 20 sqq.
Hope, Mr. B., 282, 283, 284
Hopkins, Miss Ellice, 152
Horsham endowed school, 99
Hosius, Bp., 504 sq.

Rubric, 285

Hugh of Lincoln, S., 39-69: his
character, 40 sq.; records of, 41
sq.; his parentage and story of
his training, 44 sq.; his tempta-
tions, 46; la Grande Chartreuse,
47 sq.; the monastery at Wit-
ham, 50; influence with Henry
II., 51; as Prior of Witham, 52
sq.; elected to Bishopric of Lin-
coln, 55; his journey to London,
ib.; his consecration, 56; cere-
monial of his installation, 56 sq.;
his pet swan, 57 sq.; his love of
animals, 58 sq.; and for children,
59; his confirmations, 59 sq.;
administration of his diocese,
61; quarrels with the king, 61 sq.;
opposition to Richard I., 63 sq.;
interview with the King at Roche
d'Andeli, 64 sq.; his admonitions
to King John, 66 sq.; revisits the
Grande Chartreuse, 67; illness,
death, and funeral, 68 sq.
Huskisson, Mr., 78, 79 sq.

GNATIUS, S., 160, 215 sqq.
Ignazio, S., Church of, 33 sq.;
service in honour of the B. Vir-
gin in, ib.

Invalids, Spiritual Needs of, 139–
154 invalids in primitive times,
140; of the present day, 141 sq.;
difficulties of the clergy, 143 sq.;
want of training, 144 sq.; doc-
tors, 145 sq., 147 sq.; suggested
Society among the sick, 149 sq.;
invalids mutually helpful, 152;
effect of prayer, 153
Ireland, Church of, 88; legislation
for, ib.

Irenæus, S., on the Real Presence,
231 sqq.

Justin Martyr, S., on the Real
Presence, 225 sqq.

KEBLE, Rev. J., Sermons for
Septuagesima, &c., 536

Kingdon, Mr. H. T., his Early
Vernacular Service, 430 sqq. See
Lay Folk's Prayer-Books
Kinloch, Miss, her History of the
Scottish Church, 448 sq.

ABRÉ, Benoît J., 20, 27, 35 sqq.
Lamb, Mr., 80

Lange, Dr., his Commentary on the
Old Testament, 529
Lansdowne, Lord, 81

Lay Folk's Prayer-Books, 429-448:
the Marquess of Bute's translation
of the Roman Breviary, 430 sq.;
sketch of pre-Reformation Ritual
and Service Books, 431 sqq.
Lenten Preachers in Rome, 5 (note),
6 sqq.
Lenti, Mgr., 15

Liberius, case of Pope, 510
Libraries, Roman, 3 (note)

Lichfield, the old Latin Statutes
of, 267

Lichfield, Bp. of, on Parliamentary
interference in Church matters,

291

Liddon, Dr., Sermons preached
before the University of Oxford,

537

Lincoln, S. Hugh of. See Hugh of
Lincoln, S.

Lincoln, cathedral and see of, 42,
43, 44; vacancies in see of, 53
sq.; extent of the diocese of, 54
(note). See Hugh of Lincoln, S.
Littledale, Dr., his Reasons against
joining the Church of Rome, 534
Liverpool, Lord, 70, 76, 77
Lloyd, Mr. W. W., his Age of
Pericles, 123 sqq.

Lloyd, Mr. J., his Gallican Church,
528

Lombroso, Prof. C., on Atavism,
310 (note)

Londonderry, Lord, 71

Longley, Abp., on Church matters,
274, 275, 284, 286

LOU

Louis, S., 31
Loyson, M., his Liturgie Provisoire
de PEglise Catholique-Gallicane,

521
Lyndhurst, Lord, on the evidence
for the Resurrection, 318

MACHIAVELLI, 241 sq.

Marriage Service, Old Eng-
lish, 438 (note)

Marryat, A.: The Reverse of the
Shield, 531

Marten, Mr., his Burials Act, 188
sqq.

Maskell, Mr. W., his Monumenta
Ritualia, 429 sqq. See Lay Folk's
Prayer-Books

Maximin, S., cell of, 46
Meade, Miss L. T.: Bel Marjory
and David's Little Lad, 265
Medley, Bp., his Book of Job, 525
Melville, Lord, 86

Michon, Abbé, his Vie de Jésus
cited, 328 (note)

Middle-Class Education in Eng-
land, 94-122: the old system, 94
sqq.; elementary and private-
adventure schools, 95 sq.; en-
dowed schools, 97 sqq.; applica-
tion of the public-school system
to the middle classes, 104 sq.;
school experiences, 106 sq.; the
religious question, III sq.; Dis-
senters, 112 sq.; middle-class
schools, 114 sqq.
Mill, John Stuart, 139
Millingen, Prof., cited, 130
Milton, on the Blessed Virgin, 32
(note), 33 (note)

Mitchell, A., The Beautiful Face,
531

Mommsen cited 334 (note)
Monaco la Valetta, Cardinal, relics
exhibited by, 27

Mount Grace, Priory of, 47 (note)
Mozley, Dr. Sermons, Parochial
and Occasional, 537

Müller, Max, Lectures on Religion,
&c., 345 sqq. See Religion

NANNERINI, Padre, 15, 34
Navarino, battle of, 76, 83
Neale, Dr., cited, 6

PHE

Newcastle, Duke of, 71, 77, 78
Nicæa, Council of, 156, 504 sq.
Nordenskjöld's Arctic Voyages, 536
Northumberland, Duke of, 91

O'CONNELL, Mr., 81 sq., 84
Oliphant, Mrs., her Life of S.
Francis of Assisi cited, 59 (note)
O'Meara, K., Bells of the Sanc-
tuary, 533

O'Neill, Rev. S. W., his Contribu-
tion to the cause of Christian
Unity, 261

Ornaments Rubric, 284 sqq. See
Rubrics

PALMERSTON, Lord, 78, 80
Pantheism, Greek, 136 sq.
Parthenon, the, 125 sq., 128 sq.
Paschasius Radbert, 204, 209, 210
Pasquale, Padre, 9, 13

Paul, S., relics of, 26; on the Athe-
nian ignorance of God, 134, 139 ;
his belief in the Real Presence,
212 sq. See Farrar.
Paul of Samosata, case of, 496
Peel, Sir R., 71, 79, 85 sq.
Penrose, Mr., his letters from

Athens, 124

Perry, Canon, his Life of S. Hugh
of Lincoln, 43, 46, 47 (and note),
49, 50, 51, 52 (note), 56, 60, 63,
64, 65

Perry, Mr. T. W., his proposal con-
cerning the Ornaments Rubric,
285; the Athanasian Creed, 298
Peter's, S., in Rome, sermons in,
14; processions in, 22; the Ca-
pella del Coro of, 23; relics in,
27
Petrine Claims, lack of Prescription
for the an examination of the
proceedings of Early Councils,
and of the acts and language of
the Popes themselves, 482-518
Pheidias, the Works and Faith of,
123-139: the teaching in the
Universities, 123 sq.; Greek re-
ligion, 124 sq., 127; the Elgin
sculptures, 125 sq.; Christianity
derived through the Greeks, 127;
the Parthenon and its sculptures,
128 sq.; the Olympian Zeus, 132