Poetry, Recent [Works of Moir and Reade,
&c., 283-341. Various forms of the poetical
character, 283, 286. Mr. Moir and Mr.
Reade, 287. Mr. Moir's life, 287-291. Cri-
ticism of their collected works, 291-341.

S.

Seats, open, in Churches [Oliphant's Law of
Pews, &c.], 81-136. Freedom of worship,
81. Opposed by pews, 82. Trouble of Church
structures, 83. Common Prayer and Sacra-
ments, 84. Normal idea of a Church, 84, 85.
Churchwardens, 86. Law and history of sit-
tings in churches, 87. Pew, open seats, &c.
&c. 87-136.

Sellon, Miss [Tracts by Mr. Spurrell, Miss
Sellon, Bishop of Exeter, &c.], 151-175.
The subject distasteful, 152.
Who are open
to criticism, 153. Superiors and inferiors,
154-158. Miss S.'s Rule of Obedience, 159.
The principles which it involves-its dan-
gers, &c., 160-175.

Shaftesbury, Lord, the Chevalier Bunsen, and
the Bible Society [The Record Newspaper,

&c.], 137-150. Lord Shaftesbury and the
Bible Society's Anniversary, 137. The Trac-
tarian School, 138. Their alleged tenderness
to infidelity, 138, 139. Chevalier Bunsen a
sceptic, 140. His treatment of scriptural
statements, 141. His estimate of Ewald,
142-144. Lord Shaftesbury's dishonesty,
144-146. Dr. Pusey's Letter to Lord Shaftes-
bury, in the Morning Chronicle, 147–150.
Stonehenge [Mr. Herbert's Cyclops Chris-
tianus,' &c.], 1-19. Historical criticism, 1.
Mr. Herbert, 2, 3. The Druids, and alleged
antiquity of Stonehenge, 4. Mr. Herbert's
objections to the received accounts-he con-
tends that they are post-Roman works,

4-19.

W.

Words, Study of [Trench on Study of Words],
425-446. Accuracy of language, 425. Se-
lection of words, 426. Its educational and
moral purposes, 427, 428. General reflections
on the value and importance of the study of
words, 430-446.

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