It will be seen from the contribution list, that donations to the Relief Fund have come from all parts of the kingdom, and to a useful amount. The Subcommittee of distribution, remembering the winter is only begun, are sending supplies to the missionaries as carefully as possible. Had we room, we might fill a page with letters gratefully acknowledging this timely and efficient aid, and which show, from the dreadful distress prevailing in most parts of Ireland, that but for such succour, many who have been assisted must have perished. While we entreat our friends not to withhold their hand, we must remind them, that these contributions ought not to diminish our usual supplies for the general purposes of the Mission. These have not been to the same amount as during the same period of the past year. We hope this statement will have its proper
Thanks are tendered to Mrs. Horne and Ladies at Worcester, for a box of clothing, for the
Subscriptions and Donations thankfully received by the Treasurer, EDWARD SMITH, Esq., 60, Old Broad Street; Rev. J. ANGUS, and by the Secretary, Mr. FRED. TRESTRAIL, at the Mission House, Moorgate Street, London: and by the pastors of the churches throughout the Kingdom.
Baden, Germany, revival there, 425; Baptists
Baines, Mr. E., on Government Education.
Baptism, its true position in the gospel.....
Baptisms, 31; of a clergyman and eighty of his
hearers, 32; 76, 112, 148, 188, 267, 304, 340,
378, 415, 452
Baptist Associations, see "Associations."
Baptist Building Fund.
Baptist Chapel, Chapel Fold, Yorkshire, cleared
of debt, 76; part of Cloth Hall, Dewsbury,
fitted up as one, 76; Thame, Oxon, question
of property settled, 112, 147; Wandsworth,
Brown, G., first Baptist minister in East Lothian 280
Burchell, Mr. T., life of
Burritt, Elihu, visit to England, 302; on inter-
national addresses..
Carey, Marshman, and Ward, their large gifts
Christian communion churches: free communion
churches so called
FAITH must be founded on scripture testimony.. 198
Fernando Po, expulson of Baptist missionaries,
187; see "Africa."
Children, important lesson respecting
Christ, his Deity, 159, 237; happiness of enjoying
his
company, 316; his humiliation and exalta-
tion, 349; his headship of the church the source
of redemption, &c., 386; his presence in the
assemblies of his people
Clement, and the epistles of the church at Rome
to that at Corinth
Clowes, Mr. F., admits that free communion in-
volves the annihilation of baptist churches, 337,
362, 400, 442
Colleges, Baptist, alterations proposed in them.. 445
Colleges, Mr. A. Wheelock, of New York, upon
364
Colporteurs for Scotland
Comfort, tenderness of God in administering.... 283
Communion, Dr. Howell on the London edition of
his work upon..
Communion, open, Mr. Green, of Walworth,
upon, 58; reply to, 95, 98, 99; rejoinder of Mr.
Green, 170, 201; remarks on rejoinder, 172, 202, 251
and Unitarianism in Zion Cha-
...69, 130, 146, 302
and Sabellianism, &c., Mr.
.100, 111
pel, Birmingham..
Pulsford, of Huli.
introduction of it by Mr. Groser
.....146, 180, 182, 263, 265
introduction of it in Lion-st.,
Walworth, 69; Mr. Chin's feelings in prospect
of
Forbearance,christian, what is it, 173, 356; limits
of, 324; limits as to doctrinal errors..
Ford, Mr. J., once a Baptist minister, now in the
establishment
French Catholic Church, the principles of...... 58
GAMBLE, MR., of Margate, adopts infant-sprink-
ling
Germany, 67, 102, 103, 331, 364, 369; origin of
the German Catholic movement, 424; opposi-
tion there of Roman Catholics to the gospel,
424; awakening among the Roman Catholics
of Baden, 103, 425, 433, 434; the reformation
there very imperfect, 426; first spiritual revival
after the decay of the reformation, 427; gene-
ral state of religion there...
Giles, Mr. W., Strict Baptist minister, late of
Preston..
Gough, Mr., of Wythall Heath, token of esteem 30
Great men are not always wise
Green, Mr. S., on communion, see" Communion,
open."
Green, Mrs. Susan, of Bishop's Stortford
Griffiths, Mr., preaches one of the missionary ser-
..148, 216
Groser, Mr., course pursued by him at Maidstone,
146, 180, 182, 263, 265,
HAITI..
..106, 333, 407, 447
Hall, Mr., of Arnsby, how led to become a Baptist 317
..372, 409" Hamartian," meaning of, in 2 Cor. v. 21
with sects including the uncon-
verted, at St. Alban's, 71; in an Episcopal Cha-
pel, Mr. Hinton present, 375; with Wesleyans
and others at Dr. Steane's, 376; between the
Baptist and Independent churches, Oxford, 376;
among missionaries at Madras, 376; has ceased
to be practised at York-place Chapel, Swansea,
71, 147; a church withdrawn from in New
Brunswick for practising, 378; the practical
working of, 93; is it from heaven or of men,
111; what is to be done respecting it, 130; it
is the destruction of Baptist churches, 13, 337,
362, 400, 442
Communion, state of churches in Ireland as to.. 412
Communion, strict, result of at Hill Cliff, Che-
shire, 409; in America
..14, 335
Communionists, open, appeal to them on becom
ing pastors, deacons, and members of strict
Hamburg, 102, 141, 332, 369, 407; origin of Bap-
tist church there, 429; history of, 430; means
of its success, 431: appeal for new chapel...
Happiness, future, what it will be....
Haurah, East Indies..
Heart's ease in heart trouble
Hereditary title to baptism, first introduced by
Calvin, 440; at variance with the doctrines of
grace
Hessia, Germany
Hill Cliff, history of church there illustrates the
effects of open and strict communion .... 372, 409
Holiness, eminent, necessary to eminent useful-
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