FIVE in one house divided,' how made out, 92.

FLETCHER, Col. Governor of Pennsylvania, his proceedings, 261.
displaced, and Penn restored, 283.

FLIM-flam, what, 335.

For, the term treated, 336.

FORMAL cause, object, &c. 7.

Fox, George, 115, 201. dec. 215.

his Doctrinals and Epistles, 202, 314, 363, 375.
advice on Marriage, &c. 377.

Scriptural faith certified, 314.

Defender of the faith, in 1688; 314.

Fox, Margaret, fined as Margaret Fell, 153.
FRIENDS made Papists for their horses, 245.

ministers distrained on for a Poll-tax, 313.
FROST of 1683, Sufferings in great, 116, 137.
GAOLER at Philippi, his case, 188.

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fearful end of a merciless, 175.

GATES, George, imprisoned until death, 153.

GILL, Roger, minister, dies of the fever at Philadelphia, 342.
GOD and Mammon their contrary requisitions, 75.

GOODAIR, Thomas, minister, dec. 282.

GOOD MORNING — good night,' &c. treated by George Fox, 288.
GooDs, distrained, restored by King James, 195.

refused at markets, 51, 86.

GOSPEL, on the term, 54.

non-resistance shewn, 74.

to be preached to the Indians and negroes, 379.

GOVERNMENT of Pennsylvania, 260, 282.

GRAVE-STONES and mourning habits, 43.

GUION, the Lady, 127, 129.

GUISE, Sir John, persecuting, 51.

Gunai, John ii, 4, &c. its import, 125, 172.

HARRISON, George, abridged Barclay, 54.

HEALING by Christ was attended with forgiveness of sins, 55, 73.
HELLIAR, Sheriff, and others, persecutors, 151, 156, 176.

HERETIC, Tit. iii, 10, remark on, 333.

HEROD, on Christ's speech concerning, 93.

HIGH and Low Church, distinction of, begins, 65.

HILL, John v the Vicar of Sandal, 45.

HIPSLEY, John, abused and taken up at a Meeting at Chard, 156.

ironed in Ilchester jail, 120.

HOLLAND and Germany, visits to, 66, 215, 247.

HUBBERTHORN, Richard, letter of, 150.

HUDSON, Roger, a martyr for Tithes, 84, 85.

HYMANS, Thomas. his case for not swearing, 181.

JACOBITE, the name how disowned, 247.

JAMES II, his accession as described by Penn, 117.
issues an Order to the Clergy, 138.
abdicates, 203.

is applied to by suffering Friends, in Ireland, 229.
JAMES, the Apostle, his discretion, 381.

JEFFREYS, Judge, 120.

JENNINGS, Samuel, 25, 99, 109.

ILL company, advice of Fox against, 366.
IMAGE which fell from Jupiter, what, 206.
IMMEDIATE Revelation, 6, 199.

IMPARTIALITY secures the Prince, 67.

IMPRESSMENT of a young Friend, 339.

INDEMNITY from prosecution, bought of the Informers, 153.
INDIAN, North American, traits of character of, 109, 321.
INDICTMENTS, 179.

INDULGENCE to dissenters, revoked by Chas. II. 49.
INFANT Baptism treated, 303.

INFORMERS pilloried, 136.

their perjuries, &c. 52, 54, 70, 87, 136, 153.

JOB Chap. xxviii, from the Latin, in paraphrase, 267.
IRELAND, Sufferings during the war in, 229.

ISLE of Man, persecution renewed in, 161.

JUBILEE at Ackworth School, 79.

JUDAS, his fall gradual, 170.

JURY without a Coroner, 181.

KEELING, Justice, persecuting, 50.

KEITH, George, 5, 102, 219, 259, 278, 293, 341, 371.

KIDDER, Bishop, his kindness to Friends, 292.

KNOWLEDGE of God in the heathen, of the, 220.

LABADIE and his sect, 68.

LAD, lass, &c. on the terms, 263.

LAKES, a visit to the, in 1807, 141.

LAMPIT, William, priest, death and character of, 174.

LAMPLUGH, Justice, his fair dealing, 164.

LANCASTER, Joseph, 96, 192, 384.

LATEY, Gilbert, Î13, 135, 166.

LAZARUS, of the proposal to die with, 169.

LEEDS, proceedings at, 178.

LEVINZ, Judge, 168, 183.

LIBERATE, Sheriff's, form of a, 155.

LICENCE of the press, bill to restrain, put by, 339.

LIVINGSTON, Patrick, minister, 190, 290.

LLOYD, Governor, resigns at Philadelphia, 220.

his death and character, 260.

LODGE, Robert, minister, dec. 214.

Logia zōnta, Acts vi, 38; 185.

MAGISTRATES of New Jersey, how qualifying, 110.
MANY MANSIONS, of the, John xiv, 2,

170.

MARKHAM, Governor, commissioned by Penn, 285.
MARRIAGE Certificate, 20, 22.

Register, form of, 39.

George Fox, on proceedings in order to, 58.
Quakers imprisoned upon, 152.

MARSHALL, Charles, minister, dec. 340.

MARY, Princess, married, 69.

Second, queen, deceased, her character, 289.

MEAD, William, 226.

MEADITES and Pennites, 307.

MEDALS on Negro Emancipation, 79.

MEEKNESS; Intr. 2, 74.

MEETINGS broken up by force, 165, 212.
for discipline, 24, 375, 377.

on sleeping in, 376.

MEETING-HOUSES occupied or demolished, 166.
MEMBERS of parliament for Yorkshire applied to, 90.
MEN of the suffering times in London, 167.

how seen as trees walking, 56.

MERLIN, the magician, his exploits, 34.

MEW, Bishop, 71.

MINISTERS, deceased, accounts of, 70, 204, 212-19, 257, 262, 281.
290, 295, 329, 340, 343.

MINISTRY, on provision for and conduct of the, 265, 271, 345, 371.
MITTIMUS, curious of Sheriff Helliar, 156.

MOLINOS, Michael de, 129, 130. note.

MOLINEUX, Mary, minister, dec. 297.

MONMOUTH, duke of, his rising, &c. 97, 118, 120.

MORE, Hannah, 223, 255.

'MORE sure word of prophecy,' 2 Peter i, 19. 383.
MORTON, James, his violent conduct to a meeting, 165.
MOUNTMELICK, occurrences at, 231-38.
MYSTERY of Christ in the Gentiles, 316.
iniquity in the Church, 318.

MYSTICISM prejudicial to the truth, 14.

NATURE, sense of the term, Rom. ii, 14-249.

NAYLOR, James, account of, 145.

his autograph and R. Hubberthorne's copied, 148

NEW Jersey, 98, 99, 101, 109.

NOMENCLATURE of Clouds, lines on, 64.

NORFOLK priests and justices petition, 340.

OATHS favour the insincere, 29.

dispensed with by Charles II, for some Quakers, 195.

OCCULT Science, called curious arts' 188.

OLD advices before New homilies, 121.

ORANGE, Prince of, invited over, 196.

ORDINANCES, Col. ii, 20, remarks on, 317.
OSGOOD, John, 226.

OSSERY, Bp. of, persecutes, 247.

OUTRAGE on an aged female, 237.
OVERSEERS in Scotland, 281.

OWEN, Nathanael, fined, 52.

his autograph copied (against 384, vol. 2.)

PAETS, the Heer, controversy of Barclay with, 199.

PARACLETE, what, 171.

PARAPHRASES of Scripture, 267.

PARDON, on the term, 31.

PARKER, Alexander, minister, dec. 211.

PARLIAMENT applied to, 69.

PAUL, the apostle, how actually guarded to Cæsarea, 207.

PEACE of Europe, project for the, 260.
PECULATION treated, 222.

PENINGTON, Isaac, minister, dec. 72, 302.

MSS. 78.

PENN, William, 22, 69, 94, 98, 101, 102, 109, 117, 194, 197, 200,
203, 211, 220, 245, 260, 282, 291, 296, 343, 346, 356, 359.
Gulielma Maria, dec. 281.

Springett, dec. 346.

PENNSYLVANIA, its' government, &c. 102, 260, 282.
PERSECUTION, finally relaxed as to Meetings, 167.
a seed-time, 228.

PERSONALITY of the Holy Ghost, 187.
'PERSUASIVE to moderation' Penn's, 200.

PHILADELPHIA, 94, 347. Chartered, 362.

PLANTERS, advice of G. F. to, 380.

PLATONISTS, their opinions noticed, 13, 54.
PLOWMAN'S Creed, extract from, 352.
POETRY.-Anticipation, 30.

Ant and Grasshopper, 160.

Ape and Dolphin, 32.

Blackmore on Content and discontent, 271.

Brush for the Mantle, 48.

Christian Sabbath, 79.

Extract from Plowman's Creed, 352.

Farewel to Emont, 144.

POETRY. Recollections in Westmorland, 143,
Soliloquy of a bride, 304.
Stonehenge, 33.

Times of Alfred, a fragment, 63.

Verses to a Friend, 224.

on John vi, 68, 93.

prophetical, of Guion, 127.
on Nomenclature of Clouds, 64.

Way of Salvation, 78.

POMP, pageant, procession; whence, 239.
POPERY charged on Penn: his reply, 198.
POPISH recusants, quakers put for, 70, 83, 90.
PRAYER, short and easy method of, 131.
advice of George Fox to, 368.

PREMUNIRE, 137.

PREROGATIVE, danger of invading the, 101.

'PRESCRIPTION money,' 51.

PRESS resorted to and defended by Friends, 199, 295, 339.
PRINCE of this world, John xii, 31, what, 169.

PROPHETS, spirits of, how subject to, 354.
PROVIDENCE, facts in proof of a, 245. note.

PSALMODY treated, 28, 256.

Psuche, on the term, 57.

QUAKERS, above 1000 petition Chas. II. as prisoners, 114.
cases of 1450 in prison, presented to Jas. II. 135.
Marriages, births, &c. Register and form 17, 23, 39, 42.
at what times raised up in the several counties, 364.
have no political creed, 307.

QUIETISM discussed, 129, 134.

RABBONI, on the term, 57.

REBELLION, Monmouth's, Friends conduct and affairs during, 118.
REFORMATION, religious, a dream of, interpreted, 254.

RELEASE, general, of quakers under James II. 135.

REPLEVY made by Penn of his horse, 245.

REST of God's people, Heb. iv, treated, 333.

RETROSPECT of Half-century to 1700; 353.

REVELATION, objective, subjective, 6.

REVOLUTION of 1688, how quakers contributed to, 193.
meditated, 196.
effected, 203.

RICHARDSON, John, visits Friends in America, 369.

disputes with Keith, 373.

RIGHT ear of an adversary how cut off, 172.

RIOT, how to breed at a Meeting in order to prosecute, 165.
ROUT, what by Lord Coke, 154.

RUM, law against selling to Indians, 363.

RUPERT, Prince, his kind disposition, 114, 161.

RUST of heaped treasure, Jam. v, 3. 382.