affecting the stability of their position. The stray elections which have taken place throughout the country have confirmed the confidence felt in the present administration. We trust that in the ensuing session they will prove themselves worthy of the confidence reposed in them. The only political incident of note has been a strange bid for restoration to power made by one who, in his time, has played many parts, but has never hitherto exhibited himself as a Protestant champion. Mr. Gladstone has fulminated a pamphlet against the monstrosity of Papal Infallibility, which has shocked and confounded his Romish supporters, and has revealed something of the agony which must distress the consciences of the more intelligent among them, resulting from recent developments of ecclesiastical usurpation. The pamphlet is a homage to the latent Protestantism of England, which will not, we hope, be lost sight of in the coming struggles.
We notice with much regret the consecration of a huge mass-house in the diocese of Winchester, similar to that recently opened, but not consecrated, we believe, in the diocese of Chichester. We most unfeignedly deplore the sanction thus given to bastard Romanism.
In France there is, as usual, much disquiet and unrest.
The Emperor of Germany has opened his Parliament; and although, no doubt, he honestly intends to do his utmost to preserve peace, he is, at the same time, clearly making preparations for war, in case it should become a necessity. Many important changes and improvements affecting the internal condition of the vast empire over which he rules are in progress, which, when carried out, will add materially to the welfare of his subjects. The unpleasant affair of Count Arnim still occupies public attention in Germany. The Count has been again arrested. The would-be assassin of Prince Bismarck has been condemned to imprisonment.
In Spain there has been an attempt made by Don Carlos to besiege Irun, but it has ended in ignominious failure.
We record with sincere regret the loss which the Church of England has sustained by the death of that most excellent man, the Rev. C. Kemble, Rector of Bath. To himself we doubt not that "to die is gain"; but when there are so few upright among men, it is a serious thing when "good men perish out of the earth."
ESSAYS, SUBJECTS, INTELLIGENCE, OCCURRENCES,
Ashantee War, 80, 160, 240, 320.
Return of the Expedi-
Arnim, Count, Arrest of, 879.
Bath, the Church Congress at, 277.
Bengal Famine, 160, 240, 320, 400.
Bismarck, Prince, attempt to Assassinate,
Binney, Dr., death of, 320
Blind, a plea for the, 375.
Brighton, Church Congress at, 879.
British Association at Belfast, remarks
on Prof. Tyndall's Inaugural Address,
Cape Town, consecration of Bishop of,
Christian Perfection, 657.
Christmas Books, 71.
Christus Consolator, 721.
Church, the Spirit abiding in the, 401.
Church and the World, our national
position in, 1.
Church Congress at Bath, 277.
Church Congress at Brighton, 879.
Church Services, our, 851.
Church, on the Unity of the, 801.
Clerical Relief Bill, on the operation of
the, 428.
Colonial Clergy Bill, 478.
Coomassie, capture of, 240.
CORRESPONDENCE:-
On Confession and Absolution, 154.
On Private Confession and Absolu-
tion of, the sick, 310, 469.
Progressive revelation of a future
state, 394.
Correspondents, Notice to, 560.
Day of Intercession for Foreign Mis-
sions, 79.
Diaconate, on the extension of the, 610.
Ecclesiastical Fees, 720.
Endowed Schools' Act, Bill for the
Amendment of, 639.
English Church and English Institutions,
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Eucharistic Vestments, Petition against,
800.
Fiji Islands, cession to England, 400,
720, 880.
France, state of affairs in, 80, 159, 400,
480, 560, 640.
France, on the education of boys in, 753.
French home life. 332.
French Protestantism during the reign
of Louis XIV., 823, 923.
Future state, on the progressive revela-
tion of a, 161.
Gladstone, Mr., resignation of, 239.
on Papal Infallibility, 952.
Guizot, M., death of, 800.
Gustavus III., King of Sweden, and the
"Illuminati," 25.
Harding, Bp., death of, 550.
Hayman, Dr., dismissal from Rugby
Head Mastership, 80.
Hebrews, the Epistle to the, in relation
to present controversies, 81.
Hope, Mr. Beresford, Letter to, from the
Bp. of St. Andrews, 865.
Hymns and Hymn singing, 99, 196.
Irish Church Synod, meeting of, 479.
Kemble, Rev. C., death of, 952.
Labourers and the farmers, disputes
between, 399, 560, 720.
"Labourers' Union," an evening with
the Delegates of, 62.
Livingstone, Dr., death of, 160.
Memoir of Théodore Agrippa D'Au-
bigné, 265.
Memoir of Mrs. Somerville, 222.
Ménant's Annals of the Kings of
Assyria, 212.
Milligan and Roberts on the trans-
mission of the Text of the New
Testament, 622.
Morison's Commentaries on the Gos-
pels of Matthew and Mark, 115.
Mossman's History of the Early
Christian Church, 258.
Motley's Life and Death of John of
Barneveld, 810.
Myers' Catholic Thought, 347.
Perrens' Church and State in France,
570.
Report of Church Congress at Bath,277.
Revival of Priestly Life in the 17th
century in France, 88.
Rogers' Lecture on the Superhuman
Origin of the Bible, 458.
Sermons by Rev. Messrs. Calthrop,
Wright, and others, 306.
Smith's Lectures on Mohammed and
Mohamedanism, 434.
Stoughton's Ecclesiastical History of
England, 488.
Strauss's Life and Times of Ulrich
Von Hutten, 892.
The Speaker's Commentary, Vol. IV.,
Wordworth's (Dorothy) Recollections
of a Tour in Scotland, 678.
Ripon, Marquis of, secession to Church
of Rome, 798.
Rubrical Revision, 908.
Russia, Visit of the Czar of, 477.
St. Andrews', Bishop of, Letter to Mr.
Beresford Hope, 865.
Seymour, Rev. M. H., death of, 640.
Song of Songs: Remarks on its history,
authority, and leading design, 321.
Spain, state of affairs in, 80, 160, 400,
640, 720.
Strauss, Dr., death of, 240.
Strickland, Miss A., death of, 640.
Sumner, Bishop, death of, 720.
Te Deum Laudamus, 690, 746.
The North Side of the Table, 513, 576.
The present work of our Blessed Lord
in heaven in reference to His sacrifice,
561.
Thirlwall, Bishop, retirement from the
See of St. David's, 840.
Tichborne Trial, Termination of, 319.
Tyndall, Professor, Cursory Remarks on
Inaugural Address to the British Asso-
ciation at Belfast, 783.
Usher, Abp., reduction of Episcopacy
to Synodical Government, 553.
Working Classes and Public Worship,
INDEX TO PRINCIPAL NAMES.
Agassiz, Prof., 80.
Arnold, Dr. J. M., 797.
Arnould, Sir Joseph, 177.
Badenoch, Dr., 718.
Baring, Bp., 160.
Barneveld, John of, 810.
Barrett, W. A., 718.
Barry, Rev. Canon, 288.
Bayley, Mrs., 876.
Bell, Rev. C. D., 795.
Bengel, John Albert, 68.
Bennett, Rev. W. E.,
912, 916.
Beste, Rev. H. D., 650.
Bickersteth, Rev. E. H.,
Binney, Dr., 320.
Blakeney, Dr., 397.
Blunt, Rev. J. H., 149,
230, 451, 513, 576.
Blunt, Rev. J. J., 306,
865.
Body, Rev. G., 306.
Bosanquet, Rev. C. B. P.,
396.
Boultbee, Dr., 75.
Bowen, Rev. G., 476.
Bradley, Dr., 319.
Bruton, Mr. E. G., 76.
Capes, Rev. J. M., 205.
Calthrop, Rev. G., 306.
Christlieb, Dr., 537.
Clark, Messrs., 68.
Conington, Prof., 45.
Colenso. Bp., 944.
Cook, Rev. F. C., 698.
Copner, Rev. J., 636.
Corrie, Dr., 877.
Cox, H., 951.
Crake, Rev. A. D., 798.
Cumming, Dr., 717.
Curteis, Rev. G. H., 362.
Darwin, Dr., 785.
D'Aubigné, M. T.A., 265.
Davidson, Prof., 796.
Davidson, Dr., 117.
Denison. Archd., 280, 563.
Deutsch, Emanuel, 289.
Disraeli, Mr., 239, 766.
Doddridge. Dr. P., 100.
Döllinger, Dr., 75, 718.
Doudney, Sarah, 398.
Edersheim, Dr., 716, 874.
Elliott, Rev. E. B., 176.
Elliott, Charlotte, 874.
Ellis, Rev. W., 395.
Ewald, Prof., 934.
Farrar, Dr., 233, 726.
Ferguson, Rev. F., 306.
Freeman, Rev. P., 691.
Fontaine, Rev. J., 874.
Foster, John, 76.
Fox, Rev. G. T., 158.
Froude, J. A., 407.
Giberne, Agues. 634,
Gilfillan, Mr., 235.
Girdlestone Rev. W. H.,
Gladstone, Mr., 158, 238,
638, 720.
Goethe, 247.
Goldsmid, Col. Sir F. F.,
Goode, Dean, 773.
Goulburn, Dr., 234.
Ginsburg, Dr., 329.
Gratry, M., 753.
Gurney, Rev. J H., 206.
Guthrie, Dr., 236, 616.
Guizot, M., 800.
Harcourt, Sir W., 771.
Harding, Bp., 560, 636.
Harris, Rev. Dr., 320.
Harrison, Dr., 78.
Häusser, Prof., 140.
Hayman, Dr., 80, 319.
Hayne, Amherst W., 157.
Hemans, Charles J., 501.
Heygate, Rev. W. E., 235.
Hole, Rev. C., 796.
Holt, E. S., 951.
Hope, Mr. B., 283, 865.
How, Rev. W. W., 288.
Howson, Dean, 537, 767.
Hudson, Elizabeth Har-
riet, 793.
Hudson, W., 950.
Hughes, Mr. T., 282.
Imaduddeen, Rev., 434.
Jelf, Rev. W. E., 915.
Jones, Archd. Basil, 640.
Kingsbury, Rev. T. L.,
Kingsbury, Mr., 715.
Lake, Gen., 318.
Lawrence, Archb., 449,
457.
Lawrence, Lt. Gen. Sic
G., 860.
Lear, Rev. Canon, 280.
Lee, Dr., 153.
Lewes, Mr., 247.
Liddon, Canon, 563.
Littledale, Dr., 513, 576.
Livingstone, Dr., 160, 400.
Louth, Bp., 322, 329.
McCaul, Rev. J. B., 77.
McLeod, Sir Donald, 318.
Macduff, Dr., 75, 637.
Maclagan, Rev. M., 287.
Magee, Bp., 79, 478.
Malan, C. H., 947.
Manning, Rev. S., 874.
Manning, Dr., 718, 800.
Martineau, Rev. R., 934.
Max Müller, Dr., 886.
Markham, Clement B.,
Pusey, Dr., 78, 79, 320,
365, 372, 563, 913.
Randall, Rev. R. W., 281.
Randall, Rev. J. M., 797.
Reed, Rev. C. E. B., 715.
Richardson, Rev. J., 289.
Roberts, Prof, 622.
Robertson, Canon, 716,
Rogers, Mr. H., 458.
Romaine, Rev. W., 108.
Rose, Mr. H. J., 537.
Ryle, Canon, 918, 947.
Sach, Prof., 539.
Sadler, Rev. F. M., 802.
Saphir, Adolph, 876.
Scott, Mrs. G. G., 237.
Seddall, Rev. H., 557.
Seymour, Rev. M. H.,
Shipley, Mr. Orby, 563.
Simon, M. Jules. 753.
Smith, P. V., 126.
Smith, Dr. Pye, 322.
Smith, Rev. R. B., 434.
Smith, Dean, 537.
Somerville, Mrs., 222.
Stoughton, Dr., 428.
Strauss, David Frederick,
892.
Strauss, Dr. 240.
Strickland, Miss Agnes,
640.
Sumner, Bp., 720.
Swift, Dean, 762.
Temple, Bp., 319.
Thirlwall, Bp., 640.
Titcomb, Rev. J. H., 715.
Tozer, Rev. H. F., 796.
Tyndall, Prof., 783, 887.
Usher, Abp., 553.
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