PAGE.

PREFACE.

88

ESSAYS.

Maynooth

Report of the Commissioners

of Education

I

Establishment of Maynooth in

1795

3

Course of Study

ib.

Difficulty in eliciting informa-

tion from the Professors ex-

amined

5

Proteus character of Popery ib,

Mental Slavery of the Romish

Clergy

79

Tendency of the Maynooth

discipline

81

in promoting indiffe-

rence and hostility to the

Scriptures

82

in the wide separation

between the clergy and their

people

238

in the practical ef-

fect of the Romish doctrines 239

The Gallican liberties avowed

by the President of May-

nooth, and taught in the class

books

241

Fallibility of the Pope ib.

Oath of Allegiance

244

Popery the religion of human

nature

390

Testimony of history

391

Evasions of the Maynooth Pro-
fessors

392
as to the Pope's power ib.

Strange opinions of Doctor

M'Hale

398

Concluding Remarks

401
Employment of the Poor,-Poor
Rate

159, 329
On Prophecy

315

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RELIGIOUS COMMUNICATIONS.

On the Doctrine of the Trinity 8

Look beyond Luther,

The argument drawn from the

witness of the Martyrs in all

ages

11

“ Yealso as lively Stones,” i Pet.

ii. 5

18

“ Certaine Godly Prayers” from

the old editions of the Book of

Common Prayer

19, 165

Parable of the two Debtors

Universal Transubstantiation, 1 Cor.

x. 17.

90

Of the saving fruit of the Incarna-

tion, (from Gerrard's Medita-

tions and Prayers)

91

On the Oral Delivery of the Li-

turgy

92

On Prayer–. Prayer by Rev. Mr.

Romaine

163

Prayer by Dr. Mason Good, for

,
his Patients

Scraps from the early Divines 169

The Parable of the Talents, (a

Sermon by the Rev. M. Heny 248

Letter on Episcopacy, No. I. 254

Biblical Criticism-Jno. xxi. 15-17 259

Acts xi. 26 260

The A postolic
Benedictions

240