FABER, Francis, 277, 282, 341
Faber, Frederic, 205
Fasting, Tract on, 131
Faussett, Dr., 255, 258
attack on Dr. Pusey, 285,
Froude, Richard Hurrell, 23, 30-56
pupil of Keble, 23, 36
Fellow of Oriel, 25, 31
first meeting with Newman, 25
early estimate of Newman, 26
travels with Newman, 28
influence on the movement, 31
his severe self-discipline, 32-35
character, 33
Mozley's remarks on, 34, 43
correspondence, 34, 42
his Remains published, 37
effect of publication, 37, 228
a modern estimate of the Remains,
38
events of 1830, 43
theory of the Church, 45
sermons and writings, 48
Lord Blachford's reminiscences
GARBETT, Mr., elected Professor of
Poetry, 274, 276
Gilbert, Dr., 150, 274
Gladstone, Mr., 187, 289, 330, 352
Golightly, Mr., 192, 277
Gorham, Mr., 251
Grammar of Assent on Faith and
Reason, 222
Greenhill, Dr., 282, 330
Guardian founded, 348
Guillemard, Mr., 331
"RECORDS of the Church," 104
Reform days, state of Church, 1-19
Reformers, early, views of, 192
Remonstrance, 176
"Reserve in communicating Religious
Knowledge," Isaac Williams' tract
on, 230
Richards, Mr. Upton, 352
Rogers, Frederic, 115, 332, 352
Romanism and Popular Protestantism,
177-182
Romanism, 175-189, 194, 225
misconceptions of, 178, 179
Newman's attitude towards, 40,
48, 177, 179, 181, 185, 202,
241, 344
tendency in party of movement
towards, 208, 232, 261, 292
Rose, Hugh James, 10, 28, 30, 84, 92
an estimate of, 85
lectures on German speculation, 86
controversy with Dr. Pusey, 86
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