-Tract 90 published, and condemned by Heads of Houses
Tracts for the Times discontinued
Colonial Bishoprics Fund established
Colonial and Continental Church Society founded
Michael Alexander consecrated Bishop of Jerusalem
Selwyn consecrated Bishop of New Zealand
Bishop Blomfield's Charge on ritual
Braintree church rate case
Sees of Tasmania, Guiana, and Antigua constituted
Garbett elected Professor of Poetry at Oxford
Bishop Blomfield's Charge on rubrics
Five Colonial Bishops consecrated
Lord Ashley's Motion on Christian Education
Joseph Hume proposes Secular Education
Graham's Factory Bill.
Education clauses withdrawn
Surplice Riots in London (St. George's in the East) and Exeter.
Pusey inhibited (Sermon on the Eucharist)
Newman resigns the Vicarage of St. Mary's
Missions in China (C.M.S.)
Ordination of Samuel Crowther, a native African
Graham's Factory Bill carried
Peel's Act for Endowment of Church Districts
Ward's Ideal of a Christian Church
British Anti-State-Church Association founded
St. Augustine's College (Canterbury) founded
Consecration of St. Saviour's, Leeds
Missions to China and East Africa (C. M.S.)
Archbishop Howley's Provincial Letter on Ritual
Park Village West Settlement opened
Endowment of Maynooth College (£26,000)
Judgment in St. Sepulchre's case (Cambridge)
Ward deprived of his Degrees by Convocation.
Evangelical Alliance founded.
Oakeley condemned in Court of Arches
Queen's Colleges at Cork, Galway, and Belfast founded
Secession of Newman, Oakeley, Ward, Faber, and others.
Samuel Wilberforce consecrated Bishop of Oxford
Bishop Blomfield withdraws his ritual directions
Bishop Stanley's Charge upon Apostolical Succession
Committee of Council on Education accepts the Denominational
St. Aidan's (Birkenhead) Theological College founded
Borneo Church Mission Fund established
Dispute about Services at St. Saviour's, Leeds.
Sees of Melbourne, Newcastle, and Adelaide founded
See of Cape Town founded
See of Manchester founded
Prince Lee consecrated Bishop of Manchester
Death of Archbishop Howley. John Bird Sumner succeeds
Sisterhood of St. Mary the Virgin, Wantage, founded
St. Thomas' College, Colombo, founded by Bishop Chapman
Gorham institutes proceedings against the Bishop of Exeter
C.M.S. Jubilee
Clewer House of Mercy founded
Anti-State-Church Society becomes Liberation Society
-Sir H. Jenner Fust gives judgment against Gorham
First Report of Metropolitan Church Union issued
Cumbrae Theological College founded
Bishoprics of Rupert's Land and Victoria (Hong Kong) created
Prosecution of Shore by Bishop of Exeter
Bethnal Green Churches completed.
Judicial Committee gives judgment in Gorham case
Society for the Revival of Convocation
Bishop Blomfield's Ecclesiastical Appeals Bill
Exeter Diocesan Synod meets.
St. Barnabas', Pimlico, consecrated; riots at St. Barnabas'
Oxford and Cambridge University Commissions
Bull of Pius IX. dividing England into Dioceses
Wiseman created Archbishop of Westminster
Bishop Blomfield's Charge. Wiseman's Pastoral ex Porta Flaminiå
Russell's Durham Letter
No-Popery Riots at Exeter and other places
Leeds Ruridecanal Chapter approves Evening Communion
Missions to Palestine and Hudson's Bay (C.M.S.)
See of Sierra Leone founded
Aberdeen, Lord, 350
Abolition Society, 27
Abolition of the slave trade, 27-29
Adams, Henry C., 251
Addington, Henry (Lord Sidmouth),
136
Africa, Western, missions to, 45
Alexander, Michael S., Bp. of Jeru-
salem, 266, 269
Althorp, Lord, Tithe Bills, 119;
Irish Church Bill, 143; education
grant, 197
Animus imponentis, 278-280, 286
Antonelli, Cardinal, 341
'Apostles,' the, 187
'Apostolicals,' 187, 226, 237
Apostolical succession,
unity, 68; doctrine of, 233, 234
Appeals, Act of Restraint of Appeals
1534, 127; transferred to Privy
Council (1832), 129; to Judicial
Committee of P.C. (1833), 129;
secular and spiritual judges in,
129; Dr. Littledale on, 132; Con-
vocation suggested as court of, 331;
Bp. Blomfield's bill, 331.
Assessors.
Architectural Society, Oxford, 82
Arminianism, 3
Arnold, Thos., fellow of Oriel, 189,
190; a liberal leader, 187;
Principles of Church Reform, 189;
tendency of his mind, 187; his
pupils, 190; article on the
Oxford Malignants,' 221; on the
'Tracts,' 241; Hampden, 257;
article in the Edinburgh, 259
Articles, the Thirty-nine, 275 (Tract
90)
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Babington, Thomas, 14, 57
Bagot, Richard, Bp. of Oxford and
of Bath and Wells, and Newman,
282-284; on Tract 90, 283;
Hereford controversy, 301; Gor-
ham case, 331
Balliol College, Liberalism in, 183,
306
Baptism, baptismal regeneration,
doctrine of, 319, 321; note on,
334-336; Pusey's Tract on, 246
Baptist Missionary Society, 31, 45;
first Protestant missions to India, 57
Barbauld, Anna L., 88
Barrington, Shute, Bp. of Durham,
41; account of, 101, 102
Bateson, Wm., Master of St. John's,
Cambridge, 308, 315
Bathurst, Henry, Bp. of Norwich,
52, 104, 113, 185
Battersea, training college at, 203
Beaumont, Lord, 339
Bell, Andrew, 89, 90
Bell and Lancaster controversy, 89 sqq.
Bentham, Jeremy, 107, 182, 233
Bible Society, the British and Foreign,
31; other Bible Societies, 37; not
sectarian, 37; relations with other
Societies, 40; its rapid extension,
41; in Wales, 41
Bickersteth, Edward, 15, 36; founds
C. M.S. Association at Norwich,
52
Bishop's College, Calcutta, 61
Bledlow, missionary seminary at,
56
Blomfield, Chas. Jas., Bp. of London,
on church building, 84; Ecclesias-
tical Duties and Revenues Bill,
117; church rates (1837), 163;
national education, 200; Jerusalem
bishopric, 266; Tract 90, 283;
Hereford controversy, 301; assessor
in Gorham case, 324, 330, 331;
bill for Court of Appeal, 331, 332;
on Convocation, 333
Blunt, Henry, 31
Bouverie, Edward, 311
Bowden, John William, contributor
to Lyra Apostolica, 225; to the
Tracts, 239
Bowdler, John, 14; founder of Church
Building Society, 78-81
Bowen, Charles, 312
Braintree case (1), 163, 164; (2)
165, 166
Brampford Speke, 321
Bray, Thomas, 45
Bright, John, 351
British and Foreign Bible Society.
British and Foreign School Society,
96; parliamentary grant to, 197
British Association at Oxford, 107
British Magazine, 225
British Critic, 75, 250, 289
Brougham, Henry, Lord, Education
Bill, 97; Graham's Queen's
Colleges Act (1845), 156; founda-
tion of University College, 174;
University Tests (1834), 177;
Useful Knowledge Society, 197;
on education, 198, 199; on Court
of Appeal, 332
Broughton, Bp., 72
Bucer, 335
Claudius, disciple of
Simeon, 24; goes to India, 56;
sermons, 57
Buller, Charles, 115, 188
Bunsen, Chevalier, 264 sqq.
Burder, George, a founder of
Religious Tract Society, 36
Burdett, Sir Francis, motion and
bill for Catholic Emancipation
(1825), 138; resolution on Irish
affairs (1827), 140
Burke, Edmund, opposed to relief to
Unitarians, 40
Burlington, Earl of, Chancellor of
London University, 181
Buxton, Sir Thomas Fowell, char-
acter, 21; an Evangelical, 22;
on Established Church Act, 115
Calcutta. See India.
Cambridge, G., Archdeacon, 72
Cambridge Liberals, 185
Cambridge University Act (1856),
summary of, 317
Camden Society, 82
Campbell, Lewis, 315
Campbell, Thomas, 174
Canning, George, in favour of Catholic
Emancipation, 137; does not in-
clude Dissenters, 139; death, 140
Canon law, 126
Carey, William, Baptist missionary,
45, 56
Carlyle, Thomas, 196
Caroline divines, 68
Caste, 54
Castlereagh, Lord, resolutions in
favour of Indian missions, 58;
Catholic Emancipation, 137
'Catholic' sense, 69
Catholic unity, definition of, 68
Chapters, cathedral, proposals of
Ecclesiastical Commissioners with
regard to, 113
Charles, Thomas, of Bala, 38
Christ Church, Oxford, studentships,
306; Chapter, 316
Christian Knowledge, Society for
promoting (S.P.C. K.), its mis-
sionary work, 35; a Bible Society,
43; in India, 51
Christian Remembrancer, 75, 250
Christian Year, The, 222-225
Christie, William Douglas, 306
Church building, great need of, 77,
78; Perceval and Liverpool, 77;
Society for, 78, 79; subscriptions,
79, 81; Act (1818), 80; Society
incorporated, 81; new churches,
84, 85; Act for (1838), 116
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