Christian Year
Christianity, Church of England, two schools of
Christie, Albany
Christie, J.F.
Church, the, in eighteenth century
Dr. Whately’s theories on
Dr. Arnold’s theories
Coleridge’s theories
Apostolic origin of
various conceptions of
political attacks on
public mind indifferent to
Dr. Pusey’s theories on
theological aspect of
practical aspect of
and the Roman question
Catholicity of
and the doctrine of Development
Church of the Fathers
“Churchman’s Manual”
Scotch Bishops on
Churton, Mr. (of Crayke)
Claughton, Mr. Piers
Clergy of eighteenth century, character of
Close, Dr. (of Cheltenham)
Coffin, Mr.
Coleridge, Mr. Justice
Coleridge, S.T., influence on Charles Marriott
Church theories
Conservative Journal, Newman’s language towards Rome
Copeland, William John
Cornish, C.L.
Creeds, the, pamphlets on
authority of
Dalgairns, Mr.
Defeats, the Three, 312-335. See also Isaac
Williams,
Macmullen, and Pusey
Dickinson, Dr., “Pastoral Epistle from his Holiness
the Pope”
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge Society
Dissenters and the Articles. See also Thirty-nine
Articles
Dodsworth, Mr.
Dominic, Father, receives Newman into Church of Rome
Donkin, Mr.
Doyle, Sir F., on Newman’s sermons
Ecclesiologist founded Eden, C.P. Edinburgh Review, article by Dr. Arnold on Tractarians “Elucidations of Dr. Hampden’s Theological Statements” English Churchman founded Evangelicism in 1830, character of
Faber, Francis
Faber, Frederic
Fasting, Tract on
Faussett, Dr.
attack on Dr. Pusey
Froude, Richard Hurrell
pupil of Keble
Fellow of Oriel
first meeting with Newman
early estimate of Newman
travels with Newman
influence on the movement
his severe self-discipline
character
Mozley’s remarks on
correspondence
his Remains published
effect of publication
a modern estimate of the Remains
events of 1830
theory of the Church
sermons and writings
Lord Blachford’s reminiscences of
Froude, William
Garbett, Mr., elected Professor of Poetry
Gilbert, Dr.
Gladstone, Mr.
Golightly, Mr.
Gorham, Mr.
Grammar of Assent on Faith and Reason
Greenhill, Dr.
Guardian founded
Guillemard, Mr.
Haddan, A.
Hadleigh, Conference of leaders at
policy adopted
Hampden, Dr.
advocates abolition of subscription of
Articles
his election as Professor of Divinity
outcry against election of
Bampton Lectures
so-called “persecution” of
modern estimate of the “persecution”
deprived of vote for Select Preachers
his action in the B.D. degree contest