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THEOLOGICAL REVIEW,

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VOLUME XVI.

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Art. I. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the Rev. Richard

Watson, late Secretary to the Wesleyan Missionary

Society. By Thomas Jackson.

II. ]. The Pulpit.

2. The Preacher, containing sermons by eminent Divines.

3. The British Pulpit; a selection of accurately reported

Sermons by the most talented Evangelical Divines of

every denomination.

4. The Minister.

5. The Scottish Pulpit.

III. Oaths, their Origin, Nature and History. By James

Endell Tyler, B.D.

IV. The Poetical Works of the Rev. George Crabbe.

V. An Argument to prove the Truth of the Christian Reve-

lation. By the Earl of Rosse. .

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VI. 1. Sermons on the Leading Principles and Practical Duties

of Christianity. By Philip Nicholas Shuttleworth,

D.D. Vol. II.

2. Sermons on Various Occasions. By Charles Webb

Le Bass, A.M. Vol. III.

90

By Mrs.

VII. The Connexion of the Physical Sciences.

Somerville.

123

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VIII. Jacobite. Memoirs of the Rebellion of 1745. Edited from

the Right Reverend Robert Forbes, A.M. Bishop of

the Scottish Episcopal Church, by Robert Chambers. 132

IX. A Voyage round the World, including Travels in Africa,

Asia, Australasia, America, &c. &c., from 1927 to 1832.

By James Holman, R.N. F.R.S. &c. .

160

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X. 1. Outline of a System of National Education.

2. Report on the State of Public Instruction in Prussia ;

addressed to the Count de Montalivet, Peer of France,

Minister of Public Instruction and Ecclesiastical

Affairs. By M. Victor Cousin, Peer of France.

Translated by Sarah Austin.

3. The Church Establishment inconsistent with the Spirit

of Christianity, and the well-being of the Community:

a Discourse delivered at Finsbury Chapel, South Place,

Moorfields, on Sunday, March 16, 1834. To wbich

is added, a Copy of the Petition to Parliament from

the Members of the Congregation. By W. J. Fox. 172

XI. 1. A Discourse on the Studies of the University. By

Adam Sedgwick, M.A., F.R.S.

2. Thoughts on the Admission of Persons, without regard

to their Religious Opinions, to Certain Degrees in the

Universities of England. By Thomas Turton, D.D.

3. On the Admission of Dissenters to reside and graduate

at the Universities. By the Rev. Christopher Words-

worth, M.A.

4. Some remarks on the Dean of Peterborough's Tract.

By Samuel Lee, D.D., Reg. Prof. of Hebrew, &c.

5. A Letter to the Rev. Thomas Turton, D.D.' By

Connop Thirlwall, M.A.

6. Remarks on Mr. Thirlwall's Letter. By William

Whewell, M.A.

7. A Letter to Earl Grey on the Admission of Dissenters

to the Universities. By W. Sewell, M.A.

8. Extracts from Examination Papers. By W. Selwyn,

M.A.

186

XII. Report of the Society for promoting Christian Know-

ledge for 1833.

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