INDEX.

698

750

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I'AGE

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643247

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Old Paths ••One in OhristOneness of HeartPresent Orisis, Tbe ..Reviews and RevivalsRough, but the Right, Path to the

Kingdom, The •• . • •• 694Rough but the Right Way, Tbe .. 757Seed· Sowing in Early Lifd bearing

Fruit in After-Day .. .• 244S~n's Letter to his Father, A .. 369Sorrow and Joy .. .. .• 764Trials and Afflictions Contrasted. .• 54Two Oenturies Ago . . . . .• 454Victorious at Last .. . . . . 48Voice from Australia, A .. 639Words from Afar •• .• 703Words ii'om Beyond the Sea .. 233

FA~lILy'PORTION, THE:-

Able and Willing •• . . 649Crippled Oonqueror; or, The \Vorl1l

Jacob Wrestling with tne Angelof the Covenant, The . . .. 585

Dead Lift; or, J esm the Helper ofthe Helpless, The . . 457, 521

Furnace and its Fruits, The .. 713Heart·Appeals at the Mercy·Seat .. 329New Year'. Motto-" Thou!" and

"Thee!" A .. .• •• 1Our Seventy-fifth Milestone .• 129Peter's Trance .• . . " 193Psalmist's Iuvitation, The. . .. 393Rebuke and tbe Reason, The . • 65Six·and.Forty Years' Editorship •• 257

MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS:-

Aged Pilgrims' Asylum, HornseyRise .. ., .. .. 552

Aged Pilgrims' Friend Society .. 418Answers to the Anxious . . .. 165Appeal . • • . . . 383, 670Aunt's Letter to her Niece, An .. 103Blessings of Affliction and 1'ria1.-

To a Mourner, The . • .. 349

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" According"Brethren OommuningBrethren in Fellowship and Oom.

munion .. .• .•Chastened, but Oomforted _.Conflict and Oomfort; or, The Old

Path "through much Tribula-tion" .. .•

Death of " Old Sarah "Dream and its Ir.terpretation.-De·

lays not Denials, A . . .. 700" Faint, yet Pursuing" . . .. 7fJ 3Faitbful and All-sufficient God, A .• 377Fellow-Feeling • • . . .. 767Gone On .. .. •• .. 577Gospel Book Mission to the Army

and Navy ., 113,177,242,321,379, 453, 509, 582, 691, 763

Greetings on the Onward and Home-ward Way .. .• .. 314

Gross Misstatement, A .. .• 116Helps and Hopes .. . . .. 579Helps by the Way.. .. .. 75~Home at Last • . • • •• 374Hoping against Hops . . .. 697Hoping against Hope; or, " Though

He Slay me, yet will I Trust inHim"

Inquiry .. ••Intermingling, of MercyLamentations and Lon~ings; or, A

Voice from the Sick-OhamberLeadings ..Life-LongingsL08s of the Mail·Packet Violet, in

the Year 1857Love.Echoes; or, A Broth"rly Re-

sponse .. .. •• .. 451Love-Greetings . . . . 235, 241" More than Conqueror" . . .• 37[)Nation's Perils; or, Penalties for

Pandering to Popery, The .. 240Notable Example, A • . •. 691Old Beaten Track to the Kingdom,

The

CORRESPONDENCE:--

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59

217

1024CO

623292

560

362

30346

496

31427

169624285762454101294411i456

562

117682514

176

158

29•• 494

363

3417160343

551the

PAG.EMrs. G. Wulker, The late.. .. 575Ni~ht Watches and NervousneEs .. 678Noble-Minded Boy, A .. .• 745North Sea and the Poor Fishermen,

The.. .• .. .. •.Notice-Board on St. Luke's Churcb,

Bedminster, The .• . . . •"0 Lord, I am Oppressed: Under-

take for Me !" . . .. .. 630Original Letter of the late Duncan

Matheson, An .. .. .. 104Olhers' Troubles .. .. .• 168Our New Book-" Led and Fed" .. 770Pew-Jotting, A •• .• .. 101Plea, A .. 475, 5-50, 667, 744Plea-" Lord, Increase our Fuilh,"

APoor Martha .•Poor Old Widow and her Child-like

Confidence, The ..Precious Blood and its Applicafon,

The .. ..Present Crisis, The ••Pulpit Thoughts for Midnight Meet-

ing, 1885-6.-" Come" ••Recent Clifton Conferencp, TheRecent General Election, TheRecent Volcanic' Eruptions in New

Zealand, The . . . . . •Recollections of Incidents mentioned

by Bishop Hellmuth • • . •Rector of St. Ann's, Blackfriars,

Tbe late . . •• • • .. 557Remarkable Dream, A • • . . 94Rev. C. F. Cbase, The late.. 5H, 613Riches and their Responsibility .• 153Runaway: his Rovings, Regret, and

Return, The"Safely Hou'ed"Singular Prediction, ASome Personal Recollections of the

late Mr. WarburtonSowing Beside All Waters ..Street WordsStrife. . . .Teacbers' Outing,Tbe" The Dark Places of

Ealth" .. .. .." The Eartbquake a flign " .•" Tbe House of the Lord ,.Timely Words .To a Deeply-Distressed OneTo a Deeply.Exercised OueTo a Mourner .•To an Anxious Soul..To G. M. W. .•Twenty.foUlth Annual Clifton Con.

ference, The" Walks and Talks with Jesus"

177,505Watchwords for 1886 .• •• 68"Wayside Notes" 'V, iter, Tbe .. 558Words for the Weary 655,621, 676

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Word. - PerEnnal.. 279,357,421, 488

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"Being Dead,) et Speaketh"; or,Gathered Fragments from a Glori.fied One.. .. .. .. 495

CbilJren's Outings .. .• .. 676Cripplegute Cburch, London .• 6~5

Deep-Sea Fisbermen, The. • 312, 437Dr. Doudney on the Murder of

Bishop Hllnnington . . .• 740Dr. Hawker and the Freedom of the

Church of England . . •• 381Dying Evidence . . • • •. 384Earl of Shaftesbury, The .. .. 320Editor's Second Letter to his Con-

gregation, TheEditor's Seventy-fifth Birthday,

The.. .. .. .. ... 22iEditor to his Congregation, Tbe •• 162Encouragement to Teachers, An .. 483Extracts from Letters •• .. 161Extracts from the Diarv of the

Daughter of the late :1'11:1'. Baxter24, 9.5, 154, 282, ;<53, 484, 609

.l!!'lltal Colliery Explosion at Bedmiu-·ster.. ..

Few 'Vords to our Readers, AFly.Leaf of tbe "Wayside Notes"

Writer's Precious Bible, The•Fragment, A.. .. ..

i: Fragment from, an Old Note.Book,A.. .. .. ..

.. {<leanings from the Cemetery'Gloucester CatbedralLHappinessHearers of the

ObservationsHeart-Pleas ..Hole in the Wall, TheHour in a Cemetery, AnIncident in tbe Life of Mrs. Moffat,

An ••Ireland..fottings by tbe WayJottings from an Old Journal

.Lessons-Daily Lessons •.: Letter from the late Mr. Joseph

Benson, A.. .. .'~Letter to a Young Collegian~Letter to the Young, A .. Lines, "Little Talks with Teacher:

or, ' Can there be Hope for Me ? ' "The .. .. •. .. 248

.Little Nieces, their Money -Boxes,and what they Did with the Con-tents, The " . . • • •• 382

"Little Talks with Teacher; or,'Can there be Hope fur Me?'"

37, lJ 8]vfedical MiEsionary and his Mc.ve-

ments, The . • . . .. 220)linistelial Travail.-Words to a

Tried BrotberMr. Stead and his "Happy Hollo-

way" .. .. .. .. 188

INDEX. Xl

PAGE PAGEBishop of Gloucester and Bristol

upon the Present Aspect of theTimes, The .. .. •• 119

Bishop llyle on these "PerilousTimes".. .. • • .. 499

Bradlaugh and the Oath ," •• 106Cruel Case.-An Elderly Minister

sent to Prison, A . • •• .. 570Danger of lloman Catholicism, The 305England and the Papacy • • •. 690England Once More Warned •• 183Extract from "English Church.

man" •• •• •• •• 106Father Chiniquy • • . • • • 39Glimpse at the Pagt; or, The Prime

Minister's Downward Career, A .• 435" I Can't go to Mass" •• •• 688Ireland •• .. .. 119, 435Ireland and Home Rule • • •• 499Ireland and llome •• •• .. 432Lord llandolph Churchill and the

Scottish Protestant Alliance .. 615Lord Robert Montagu on the Church

of Rome.. .. .. •• 433Mr. Gladstnne and the Papacy .• 364Mr. Gladstone's Want of Veracity 433Need of Divine Protection, The •• 302Our Beloved Queen.. •• ' •• 306Our Times . . . . . • •• 566Parlour Echoes; or, Talk between

G--e and M--g.. •• 303Passing Notes . . • • •• 313Poor and the Proud, The •• .• 308Popery • . .• •• 107, 748Popish Nuns, The.. •• .• 690Premier's Policy, The . • •• 434Present Crisis and the Premier's

Proposed Irish Bill, The.. .. 298Present Crisis, The •• •• 322PI esont Times, The •• 187, 620" Progress of Popery in Great Britain

since 1851" . • • • •• 182Prospect in Ireland, The .. •• 309Protestantism and llomanism in

Spain .. .. .. .. 500llecent Discovery of Dark Deeds .• 434lloman Catholic Priest Blessing

llegimental Colours, A .. •• 617llomanism with the Mask Off •• 614llome's Delight in Mr. Gladstone's

Return to Power.. •• •• 183Some Teaching in Ireland •• •• 746SiJPaking Out . • • • •• 436" The Priest in the Family" •• 74,7Times we Live in, The .• •• 184To the Protestants of the United

Kingdom •• •• •• .. 231Voice Jrom Australi:l, A .• .. 367Volcanio Eruptions .. . . •• 50 IWhat" liome llule" Means .. 182What Next? .. .. .. .. 39What the Irish Want .• •. 302What we may Expect •• .. 384

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POETRY;-

" Ask for the Old Paths"Bible Counsels and Cautions'Christmas, 1886 . . . ,Few Thoughts for the New Year,

1886, A.. .. .. ..'Gracious Pledge, A . • . • . .In Him, and By-and-bye With Him"'ItisWell" ......J esUB both my Shelter and /:long ..l.ines by a Member of the Aged Pil-

grims' Friend Society ..My Heart's Desire alid PrayerNew Year's Wish and Prayer fer a

Beloved One . . . , .{)ld Disciple's Thoughts, AnPentecost;Plea, A .• .•Pleas and Promises ••Praise .. ..Prayer-What is it?Ready and Waiting .•.llesignation .. . . . . . ."' Sit Still, my Daughter "-lluLhSongs of the Willow; or, Poetical

Prayers for the Weak in Faith17.177,466,667,

,submission. •• . . . •"The Unsearchable lliches

Chl'ist"Thou .. .•What Grace can Do ..Wondrous Love

PILGRH1 PAPERS;-

" All the Days" •• . • • • 33Book of Life and the Names There-

in, The .. .. .. •. 41QChri.t Precious to Believers •• 732Conformity .• . . •• " 275Constant Prayer . • . • • • 18Dew-Drops •• 92, 150, 21l,347,

416, 481, 548,668, 737Discipline.. .. •• •• 21How do we Read our Bibles P • • 88Pleasant Surprise, A . • .• 23lliver of Lo,'e, The. . . . .. 544" Strangers and Pilgrims" .• .. 540Suppliant Satisfied, The • • • • 83Sympathy . . • • . . •• 604" The Secret Phces of the Stairs" .. 146Tracings . • . . . • •• 476Tracings.-" Nevertheless" •• 213"Where hast thou Gleaned 1'0-. day?" .. .. .. .. 504

!PROTESTANT BEACON;­

Another Warning toBewar.e .. ••

Arch-Enemy of England, The

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Will-Wonhip •• .• .. 748'Words ~f Warning; or, The Na·

tional Crisis . . . . •• 567

REVIEWS AND NOTICES OF BOOKS :­

63, 120, 191, 254,324, 385, 456,517, 583, 646,710, 772

SElt,MONS AND NOTES OF SElt}lONS:-

First and Second Birth, The .• 178Lord's Leading, The . . .• 310Pllalmist's Danger and Dependence,

The _. .. .• .. 671

TRIUMPHS OF GRACE OVER DEATH :-

At Rest, and that for Ever. . .. 502In Memoriam.-The Reverend

Henry Barne . . . . .. 705Rev. C. W. Banks, The late .. 287

PAGE

Rev. J. B. Clifford, The late •• 443Some Account of the Last Days of

George R-- • . . . • . 40Victorious in Sickness and Death •. 448

WAYSIDE NOTES :-

College of Experienc~, The •. 266God not a Requiring God, hut a

Giving God . • • • •. 723God's Seal and Sealed Ones .. 138Grasping the Guide. . • • . . 9Homage of Praise, The . . •• 338How to Live and How to Die •• 663Individualism of Christianity, The 401Litany of the" Less than the Least,"

The •• •• •• •• 202Our God a God of Power .• •• 531Venerating Heaven's Decrees •• 74View of Ca1vary, A . • •• •• 595\Vrecb .. .. .. .. 467

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