General Index to Volumes I–IV

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. M.B. — The illustrations in the Autobiography are not mentioned in tliis Index, as a separate list of them is given in each volume.

Baptist Union Aberdeen, C. H. Spurgeon at, 118; 150; (1881,) (1854), Aberfeldy, C. H. Spurgeon at, (1882,) 152; Abraham, Mr. Robert, iii. 365; Addlestone, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iii. 368,369 Bartlett, Mrs., and her son, ; Advertisements in Australian newspapers, C. H. Spuriii. 324^328 geon's sermons prmted as, Richard, and his works, 164; Ba.xter, 283; C. H. Spurgeon preaching Agricultural Hall.

the, at Bennet, Dr. Henry, and his Mentone garden, iii, 238, ; Alabaster, Mr. James, iii. 344; 239; Benson, Archbishop and Mrs., 1S8, Alabaster, Passmore, and Sons, Messrs., Berridge, John, 174; Albert Hall, C. H. Spurgeon at the, Binney, Dr. Thomas, Blaikie, Dr. W.

Aldis, Rev. John, i. 275; 142; G., 49; .Allison, Deacon C. Blessing on the printed sermons and F., books, Allon, Dr. Henry, 162—164; ; Almshouses, Metropolitan Tabernacle, i. 313; Blood, Rev. William, Bonar, Dr. Andrew A., Holidays among, The, Alps, on Bonar, Dr.

accident Horatius, of 114; Stor); Boustead, Mr. E., glacier, Anderson, Mr. John (Glasgow), "Boy-preacher, The," Anderson, (Helensburgh), John Rev. iii. 49; 5; C. H. Spurgeon at, Bradford, 116; Angus. Dr. Brady, Mr. Cheyne, 347; Josei>li, C. H. Spurgeon 280; 135; Bristol, at, Antinomianism, Brock, Dr.

272; \^'illiam, 175/ ; Arminianism and Arminians, Brown, Dr. David, iii. 49; 17G, Brown, Mr.

Potto, ; Brown, Arnold, Matthew, Archibald Pastor G., .Auckland Tabernacle, 375' ?>1^ Brown, Pastor Hugh D., Augustine, 26; 177; i^t, Baifern, Rev. W. Poole, Brown, Rev. Hugh Stowell, Brown, Rev. James Baldwin, Panics, Rev. Charles Waters, Bullfinch, The piping, and the opal ring, Baptism and Baptists, Bunyan, John, and his works, ^11, 20S, 264; ; Burgoyne, Sir John and Lady, 370; Caird, Principal John, ^62, 3G7; Cairns, Earl, Baptis-t Missionary Society Calvin, John, and his works, ii. 338; (1S6S,) (1858). 176;

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. ;8o Calvinism and Calvinists, Darwin, Professor, 54; D'Aubigne, Dr. Merle, 20S, Deacons, ; 24S, 358; '37—139. 137; Cambridge, ^S, Death, C. H. Spurgeon's definition 29S, of, of — Alabaster, Deaths Albany, Mr. James, 316,341 174; ; The Duke Campbell, Dr. John, Mrs., Bartlett, 251; of, 159; Clarence, The Duke of, iv. 369; Cubitt, Professor ; W., 139; Gay, Miss Fanny, Campbell, Lord Chief Justice, ; Gracey, Cantlow, Rev. W. W., and his son, Habershon, David, Principal 130; 330; Dr. and Mrs., 117; Higgs, Mr. W., sen., Carr, Deacon B. W., 114; Keys, Mr. i. 347; Lovejoy, 201; 19; J. Mr. H. George, Olney, 202; P., 251; Carter Lane Chapel, Thomas, Mr. Mr. Olney, Olney, 117; sen., Chaillu. M. Paul B. Du, and the William P., iv. 233; Passmore, 'Sir. Joseph, gorilla, sen., 174; Passmore, Mrs., 174; Prince Consort, ; Punshon, Dr. W. Morley, Chalmers, Dr. Thomas, The, ; Principal George, Rogers, Charlesworth, Rev. V.

son Dr. of 330; J., Cheddar, C. H. Spurgeon preaching ii. 352; Spurgeon, C. John Campbell, H., at, Cheltenham, 157; ; Spurgeon's, grandson, Christlieb, Professor, H., 371; 103; Church and State, 177; Taber302; Spurgeon's, ii. 360; C. H., mother, Romanism Church nacle church-members, England, 20; Thorne, Mr., of the, in ; Wright, Dr. William, 370; Disestablishment, Colchester, I'lj ic)4; 54) ; Dr., and Doddridge, his works, College College) [See Pastors' ; "Doth Spurgeon serve God for nought?" H. Spurgeon's proposed, College course, Doudney, Dr. D. A., i. 254; 24S, ; Doudney, Rev. D.

Collins, Pastor John. iii. 370; A., Dransfield, Elder, and the Misses, Colportage Association, Tabernacle, Metropolitan Drummond's Natural Law the Spiritual Worh^ in 308; 223; " Come Dudgeon, Mrs., in, thou wife of Jeroboam," Dummy volumes. Communion Tabernacle, Titles services. 20; of, " Benmore," James, and Duncan, Mr. ^Nlentone. 230; Spurgeon H. Controversies controa loi, as (See Spurgeon's sermon H. Early Closing Association, versialist) Remarkaljle, Conversions, for, Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Ul.

J-3 JJ/ C. H. Spurgeon Edinburgh, i, 336 at, Cook at Newmarket, The old, Elders, 3^; 359; Co<jk. Deacon Thomas, ^^2^, Eliot, John, Cook, Dr. Joseph, Elven, Rev.

Cornelius, Cook. Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Endowments, M., 127; J. Grand Epsom, Cowper. William, Spurgeon preaching on H. iii. 327; the Stand at, "Cradled in the Holy Evangelical Alliance, Ghost,'' Criticisms (See Slanders and criticisms) Everett, Professor J. D., Cromwell, Exeter (jliver, Hall, 36; Cruden, Alexander, ; i. 368; Crystal Palace, no, 107; 55; 50; Fast-day service at the, 27S, 341; licensed 'S8; for iS7) 346; Cuff, Pastor \\"., Dissenting worship, Cuyler, Dr.

T. Extempore addresses,

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. Henry, Matthew, manuscripts, Spurgeon's H. i. 250; Facsimiles 146; of Herbert, George, Higgs, Mr. W., 344; sen., 299; '9, 'Sir. W., 200, 249; Higgs, 252; Fergusson, Professor 1S2; A., 354; 297; Rev. Rowland, Hill, jj.

; Dr. Alexander, 204; Fletcher, 34; ; Hillyard, Mrs., iii'. From J. Howard, t/ie Ushers Desk to the Tabcritaclc Pulpit, Hinton, Rev.

152; Holland, C. H. Spurgeon preaching 255,258 in, Frojii the Pulpit to the Palm Branch, iv. 370, 374 Holme, Dr. Stanford, J. Hood, Rev. E. Paxton, Fuller, Andrew, 152; Fullerton, W. and Hosken, Rev. Evangelist Pastor, C. H., 356; Y., Huntington, William, loi ; at the Tabernacle, Hyper-Calvinists, Garfield, President, 342; John, and Dr.

his works, Gill, " I'll kill old Roads," ; ; Infant Dr. sprinkling, pulpit, Dr. chair, Gill's 14S, Gill's ; ; ; ii. 357; •Hon. W. Ireland, C. H. Spurgeon Gladstone. 238; E., Rt. in, Irons, Rev. Joseph, iii. 243; 154; 359; Isleham, James, Rev. John Angell, and his works, Glasgow, 5°' ; "God moves in a mysterious way," Jay, Rev. William, i. 208; iio; "Job," 3^7 \ Johnson, Dr. Samuel, Gough, Mr. ii. 243; B., J. ; Johnson, Mr. Samuel, Gould, Mr. George, Joynson, Mr. W., Principal David, Gracey, Keach, Benjamin, and his works, ; Grandpierre, Dr., Grant, Mr. James, Keys, 201; 83; J.

Kintore, The Earl "Great-heart, Mr.," 85; 131; of, Knill, Rev. Richard, Greek, the Baptist's language, Knowles', Sheridan, prophecy, Greenwich, ii. 329; Thomas, Deacon Knox, John, Greenwood, iii. 368; 128; 167; 19; ; Ladds, F.

G., 178; ^Ir. Lancashire Famine Fund, Greville Memoirs, The, " Scrawls on Books," Lang, Mr. Andrew, Hackney, Open-air services re at, Latimer, Bishop Hugh, The Haddon, Mr.

Spurgeon's second origin of Christian name, Layard, Sir A. H., ; Haddon Hall, Bermondsey, Leeding, Mr.

E. S., Halifax, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Hall, Dr. Newman, H. Spurgeon, to and ii. 261; {See also, Letters, Letters 177; from,) Angus, Mr.

Rev. Watts, Robert, Dr., Hall, 200; to S. 243; J. Barnardo, to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, Dr., '^11,\ ; Bishop Bickersteth, Hamilton, Dr. James, C. H. Spurgeon, to Mrs.

; 360; Blondin, to M. Hanbur)', Mr. Thomas, 55; Brown, Rev. (hoax), J. Baldwin, to The Freen,an, J. W., Ti. 280; Cuff, Pastor Harrald, 82; W., to C. H. Spurgeon, ; Glad2zo, ;\Irs.

Rt. Hon. W. to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, E., stone, " Habitans to The Times, Hartley Colliery explosion, in sicco," ; Harvesting Ants and Trap-door Spiders, iv. 206 King, Deacon, Spurgeon's H.

Sir Henry, Havelock, Lady, Rev. father, Knill, to 182; 5; ; to C. H. Spurgeon's grandfather, Haverhill, C. H. Spurgeon Richard, 86; at, ; " Helensburgh House " and H. Leeding, Mr. Spurgeon's father, E. garden, to S., ^^'iy, ; blessing through reading All 209; re of 342; 297; re sermons Australian Grace, newsin ;

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. ;Sand Mrs. H., iii. 325—327; Spurgeon, SpurH. collections contributions per to papers, 12; Country Mission, geon, Pastor iv. 359; Spurgeon, A., cost 113; Gladstone, of, -Mr.

J. and deacons Evangelists' Association, Tabernacle 34; elders,24; the to first meeting J. C, Spurgeon, H.

24; to Mrs. in, 335; S. meaning A. to Pastor foundation stone Tabernacle deacons and of elders, laid, J. the name, "National Anthem," Robert, Rev. iii. 32—34; to Taylor, 361; 21; Spurgeon, open to 73, 74; opening all comers, Spurgeon, C. H.

Mrs. of, 27, 342, 344; piety and unity of Lewis, Mr. Henry, 1S6 church Lewis, Rev. W.

; prayer-meetings, ii. 272; at, G., 81; for, site 13; 164; size of. Literary curiosities, smaller Liverpool, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Societies 84; 12; at, SundaySunday-school, 82; Livingstone, Dr. David, 173; Ragged schools, and Churches, schools, mission-stations, London Association of Baptist 119; London Baptist Association, Mildmay Conferences, London Banks' Prayer Union, iii. 86; "Look unto Me, and ^lills. Deacon W., saved," be ye Monaco and Monte Carlo, 109; iii. 238; Lovejoy, George, Moody, Mr. D.

Low, Deacon James, 35^; 35') 347^ :\Iorley, Mr. Arthur, Morley, Mr. Samuel, ^ Luther, Martin, George, ii. 319; Miiller, 239; ;\Ir.

137; 364; Nature, Worshipping the God of, ii. 266; Lynch, Rev. T. T., Naunt C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Maidstone, Ness, r.stor Thomas, F.

Marchant, G., Professor first home New Kent Road, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon's Martin, Rev. Samuel, iii. 283; ; in, D., Professor Maurice, F.

; ; New Park Street Chapel, Maze Pond Chapel, INIcKinney, Pastor W. D., 7'73^ McLaren, Alexander, 238; Dr. •54, '53W., Pastor Medhurst, i"T. 343; :i33 Medical Prayer L'nion, Sunday-school, Mentone, Newmarket, 129^144, i; ui.

53' ; Newton, John, 117; Noel, Hon. and Rev. B. W., " Not more than others I deserve," Metropolitan Tabernacle, The, " Westwood," The "Oak. Question," 290; at 194—196; 335> 33^'' Olney, Mr. Henry P., 346; 159; 251;, i. 346; Olney, Mr. Thomas, Olney, Mr. John T..

13S, i. 299; sen., Mr. Olney, i73; Mrs., 249; St Thomas 126; H., 251;. '4. William Mr. P., Olney, 346; 323; 19) 199) Mr. Olney, 236; William, The Orphanage, Stockwell, 223; 12S, 3^3, 374^ The, A Tabernacle, million Metropolitan contribu308; ^3, ; architect tors of, to, 5; ; Orsman, Mr. W.

iii. 69; ; burning of, builder of, J., ; ; " Over the water ! " to Charlie church-books, 321; 12;

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. C. H. Spurgeon Rogers, Principal George, Paris, preaching in, Romanism, Passmoie, Mr.

57—66; Joseph, 320; sen., 1S7, 375; Ewing Crayon ''), 368, 369; Passmore, Mr.

Mr. (" Christo]5her Ritchie, J. 173; Passmore, Mr. James, Joseph, Rothesay, C. H. Spurgeon College, Pastors' at, Mr. Ruskin, John, 33' 196; Sabbath, Observance of the, Sawday, Pastor C. B., 3:;3 ; Spurgeon H. preaching Scotland, in, 2S2, College EvanProfessor W. Pastors' Selway, R., Shaftesbury, The Earl gelical Association, Pastors' Coliv. 332; 87; of, ; lege Library, Pastors' 356;' College Missionary Association, Sherman, Rev. James, ; ; College Evangelists, Society Pastors' of Shindler, Pastor R., ^,7,7, Spurgeon preaching H. Shoreditch, luo at, ; Payne, Deacon W., Short, Pastor A. ig, G., Pearce, Deacon Sir James Y., Simpson, R., S. 1S5 ; Slanders and Perfectionists, criticisms, 'oo. S. Morton, Pets, Sir " Picking the angels' pockets! " Pierson, Dr. A. T., Pioneer Mission, The, J. Manton, Smith, i. 29; "Ploughman, John," Smith, Rev. James, 173; Pocock, Mr. W. W. ; Portsmouth, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 219; Soul-winning, C. H. Spurgeon on, Spurgeon H. Prayer, on, Southampton, 361; ii. 219; 13s, ; H., among Spurgeon, C. the costermongers, 70; and a cabman, ; and a coachman, Preachers and Preaching, C. H. Spurgeon on, a madman, and and 133; 2oq 196; a ; murderer, iv. 58; and a policeman, ; and iqi poor Frenchwoman, 169; 165; and a poor a Prevost-Paradol, M.

209; and a stray dog, organ-grinder, 293; Primitive Methodists, C. H. Spurgeon and and a thief, iii. 88, 89; and a waterman, the, ; and and Canon an agnostic, 360; JeflFreys, ; Providential interpositions, 50; and College applicants, 143—146; and Dean and "General" Stanley, i'iBooth, 3b^)i 359; ; and George Tinworth, ; and and 60; bees, his dogs, his Puritanorum, Ultinms, iv. 296 and hydropathy, ; and politics, Puritans and their works, ; 177; and Rev.

343; Mark Guy and Pearse, 55) 163; reporters, and rosemary, and ; ; ; ; ; ii. 341, 342; and the butchers, ; and sailors, Radstock, Lord, and the Jubilee Singers, 84; the judges, Rainy, Principal Robert, "the Whitey-Brown and 351; brotherhood," Ramsgate, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Regent's Park College, Spurgeon, H., 135; as a re Baptismal controversialist, Rice, Pastor W.

E., Regeneration, 107; ' The Richardson, Will, iii. 313; i. 290; Baldwin Brown, Rev.

re re ; Rider, Pastor William, i. 304; Down-grade," 2S1 ; Rippon, Dr., 34'S; ; iii. 3,9 re The Rivulet, ; as a father, Robertson, Rev. F. W., ; as a grandfather, ii. 103; Robinson, Rev. Robert, i. 200; as a husband, iii. 302; yy

• GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. first words to Scotland, 'iii. literary man, funeral and memorial the Tabernacle, in ; a as services, 210; generosity, Sundaya ; holidays, lover, r^s school teacher, ; home-going, 371; humour, a 210; tract-distributor, as 265; 49; 1S8; 172; an preacher, open-air as 181; 223; illness, last as an usher, long, 186; 128; Jubilee, Jubilee Album, last message, as captain of the ship, 27; ; Quakers' Delphic in the Tabernacle, the service as a 146; oracle, 371; at last 356; at Mentone, meeting, iv. 370; last services lectures, Spurgeon. C. H., founding the College, marlibrary, 183; Orphan; mid-week Sabbath, Colportage Association, riage, ; ; monument in the Colosseum at Rome, to be missionary, age, desire in a, to New Norwood Park silver wedcemetery, pastoral 214; invited Street, ; killing a man by kindness, ding, poetry, listen194; 144; ing to one of his own sermons, ; on amuse187; iii. 39; on gambling 40; on dancing, ments, punctuality, 342; 313; and games salary at Waterbeach, of chance, 128; salary given to the or skill, ; ; sermon preparation, 211, 212; on giving advice, Lord's work, 47 — 50; on the opium 88; sermon re41; on success 42; in life, preaching 44; on war, vision, in silver 44; traffic, wedding, preaching John Calvin's 1S9; sons, his sleep, in 1S2, loo; preaching on an Ameripulpit, 16,91, 372; 198; preaching thirteen can man-of-war, 324; letters concerning — Anglo-Israeltill he was ; preaching times a week, Spurgeon's, H., fifty103; preaching to children, iv. 132; Annihilationism, 124; Arbitration ism, seven, sleeping from Wednes135; attending banquets, versus war, refusing 104; _;{^7,ooo, ; Newington, Brethday to Friday, bell-ringing 124; at and Brethrenism, close-comren Spurgeon's, H., addresses, ; bespecial, 138; munion, 130; Evo131; Disestablishment, birthday, twenty-first, trothal, 9; 159; Reform, Franchise 268; thirty-ninth, 246; thirty-seventh, lution, ; ; ; Gospel Temperance, Funeral Reform, 13S fortieth, fiftieth, 94; 136; Hebrews 120; brother and sisters, 129; grocers' licences, 12S, fifty-sixth, ; Home Rule, iv. 127 ; infant salva197; lectures and sermons the 122; in childtion, 246; 249; United States, hood and youth, ; legacies, ; persecution of Jews in open-air baptisms, 179—197; pigeon-shooting, Russia, regisconversion, 128; iii. 92; 130; 326; 317; iv. 127; Roman trars at Nonconformist weddings, diary early re(1850), 126; Romanism Catholic Viceroy of India, in experiences, ligious the Church of England, 123; the theatre, essay on Popery, 178; unfermented communion wine, father and mother, 266; ; "as unto voting the 128; Vivisection, 135; Lord," letters to — a former pupil, Spurgeon's, 340—343; H., ; 246, 247; grandfather and grandin Dublin, a greatly-tried lady, friend a loS 8; ; ; girl, iv. 118, 119; an afflicted iv. 113; a motherless mother, an octogenarian, lady Bristol, in 343; ; ; iv. 93; Bartlett, Mr. E. H., uncles and Anderson, Rev. John, aunts, 189; 114; "Believers in our 116; Bartlett, Mrs., Lord Jesus Christ," re Pastors' College, ; Bible-classes at Tabernacle, first and Spurgeon's, C.

H., first convert, 232; last ; The Blunson, William, Rev. --; Blood, debt, 186; 1S3, first ; at Stockwell Orphanage, ; boys first sermon, publications, Misses, 154; 297; Brown, first sermon 119; Brown, Pastor David, Dr.

Tabernacle, 203; the in 5; first sermon Culross, Archibald G., Dr., outlines, Doudney, first sermons Curme, Robert, Rev.

London, 296; 115; in -37j of The Chelmsford 321—337; Editor speech, 106; D.

Dr. A., first visit 55; first

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. Rev. W. of North British Daily Editor Evans, Chronicle, Fer176; 168; Justin, ; of The Morning guson, Dr.

Editor Star, Fergus, Mail, 108; Dr. AlexFletcher, 299; Gladstone, Feltham, Pastor ander, F. 116; Fortescue, iv. 359; Earl, 141; Foster, 314; J., Hon. W. Rev. E. C. A., friends Paris, iv. 166; Garrett, Rev. in E., Charles, Rt. 359; Ada Rt. Hon, W. Habershon, Miss 153; Gladstone, R., GorE., 351; 184; Newman, Higgs, don, Dr. A.

Mrs. Dr. 177; Gordon, Dr. 108; Hall, 120; F. S., J., J. and Gough, W., Mr. father John his 164; 114; grandsen., B., 171; his Sir W. i. 287; mother, King, father, HarHall, i.So; Canon, Louisa, Havelock, Lady, 108; ford, his sister if.

160; Kee194; "household Haweis, Hodge, H. Rev. the," Dr. of faith, R., all 167; Hugh Richard, Hughes, Knill, Rev. A. vil, Mr. A., Rev. 106; 37; 299; Price, J., Lewis, Rev. W. Matthews, Rev. E. W., ; Medhurst, Pastor 148; Ladds, Mr. iv. 324; F. G., T. W., 162; Louson, Mr. John, 173; Low, Mr. ministers' G., 146; 127; 118 — 120; Minton, Rev. Samuel, James, Macgregor, Mr. children, John, 351; 180; H. C, 100; members Rev. Samuel, Martin, Rev. Medhurst, Mitchinson, Pastor r4i 124; ; T. W., H. C, Peckham, of new church Grove, 142; Mitchinson, Rev.

James' at 100; 101; New Park Moody, Mr. D. Moubray, Street Mrs., Rev. E. Aloore, 170; 254; New W., Park 166; Morton, Colonel R., Church, Mouil352; 193; 165; New York Rev.

A. pied. Syndicate Street deacons, de, Bureau, Newdegate, Newdegate., iii; Conference, ^LP., N., Ministers' ;Mr. tist ; Thomas Nightingale, Miss 122; Florence, Olney, M.P., Mr. N., 122; 178; iMr. Olney, Mr. Olney, Mr. W., Mr. William Olney, i. 346; T., P., H., J. ; Pearse, Rev. Mark Guy, 124; Passmore, Mr. iv. 162; Perowne, Bishop, 100; Palmer, Canon, 177; PunPierson, A. Dr. 360; T., 369; 171; 320; Joseph, sen., W. shon. Dr. Morley, Radstock, ; Pastors' College ministers Passmore, Mrs., 146; Lord, 186; Rainy, Principal and Robert, Peto, Sir students, 293; 163; re blessing on the printed sermons, ; Philadelphia Conference of BapMorton, ; re Lecture on the sermons 3-Sgorilla, tist ministers, 331; -7; 3-5' in '"'' i^'56 — 58; Richard, Henry, Australian Esq., M.P., Reed, news]3apers, iv. 96; Sir ; Charles, Richardson, Robins, Mr. E. Cookworthy, ii. 319; Ruskin, Mr.

Bishop, 182; iSi, Rogers, iv. 94; Sawday, Mr., sen., Guinness, Dr. Ruskin, 134; Shaftes192; John, 156; J. The Mr. John, Bishop, Earl Ryle, bury, Society Samj)of 298; 94; of, ; Rev. W., Spurgeon, The, Sankey, Mrs.

Mr. son. Friends. H., D., Ira 149; ; Shaftesbury, The Earl 170; 17; 252; of, Sheldon, Mr. Smith, ; Simon, Rev. Henry, Smith, Pastor Charles, Essay Rev.

on 2S1, G. 164; {re The Freeman and Popery), papers, other Stanford, Dr. Charles, 59; ; 144—146; Stead, Mr. W. T., re "Rivulet" Controversy, iv. 239; Stephenson, congregation, and Tabernacle Church, Prebendary, Colmer Symes, deacons.

Rev. 168; B., The, ii. 309; Tabernacle deacons and 156; elders, 261, 362; Thompson, The Lyceum Redpath Miss, 242; 234; 109; Thompson, Miss, Henry, 18; ThompMr.

Bureau, Varley, 97; WayMr. Watts, Samuel, Mr. Thorne, 126; son, S., R. 190; Sir J. Pastor C, Thome, 103; Walton, H. Dr. land, Voysey, Rev. Charles, 1S6; 143; 95; Western Baptist Association, 251; White, 25; Wayland, Mr.

Watts, H. Dr. S., J. Pastor Frank )'oung people H., Weitbrecht, the Welldon, Mrs., at 132; 172; 160; Tabernacle, Canon Bishop, Wilberforce, 158; Basil, from — A German Spurgeon, Williams, H., Letters Mr.

colAlfred, Wil1S4; to, 155; Henry, an Dr. George, Allon, porteur, liams, Sir 193; 147; ^^right, Dr, 190; ; Angus, old orphan Dr.

William, Joseph, girl, Bayne, Literary Works, Emilius, ;. Bayley, Sir H., S]5urgeon's, 297; 21^, ; Beith, Dr. Alexander, Dr. Peter, 214; 149; Archbishop, Benson, Mr.

Blake, ; Hugh Thomas, Brown, Rev. M.P., 187; 152; Chown, Rev. Stowell, 142; P., J. 167; Culross, Dr. James, Cruse, Rev. Francis, ;iQ, ; Cutler, Mr. W., Cuyler, Dr.

T. 146; 345; 1S7, 172; Denny, Mr. Dibdin, T. A., 187; 27S, 2S3, 20S, 3'>5-3'9W., Douglass, Mr. Frederick, Rev. R. 159; 37'^

GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. ;86 works, Brighton, 369; Spurgeon, 324; Mrs. H., at at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, 15; 187; 240; m Tring, C. H. Spurgeon Paris, at, 287; Trowbridge, C. H. Spurgeon at, Diary, H. Introduction S.'s to 350; Tydeman, Home," Pastor E. A., Letters Traveller's " A Holiday Drive the New Forest," Tyson, Mrs., 172; in. to 257 — 259; "My Last Letters from Mentone," ; United States and Canada, Sale of C. H. Spurgeon's iv. no " Love, works Courtship, and Marriage," ' on in the, 13 — 21, 23 — 32; Saturday nights at i. 4; Usher, Dr. W., Mother iii. 318; "the "Westwood," the of 189; "Wedded Vinter, Mr. James, Life," College," Wales, C. H. Spurgeon preaching in, H., Book Fund, Mrs. Spurgeon's, 293; of my 13; Ten W^alters_, Rev. William, Years i. 316; illnesses, 95; Waterbeach, 70; Ten Years After!

travels 187; Life, on the Continent, backslider 128; 351; Spurgeon, Charles, at, 7; 9; deacons hypocrites 238; at, " Spurgeon " miser salary 253; at, at, in Chinese, at, ; virago Spurgeon, at, A., J.

Watts, Mr. S., iSo, 197; J. ; Hymns, Watts's, Dr., Catechism, Spurgeon, §3' '53' Job, Wayland, Dr. H. Spurgeon, Thomas, 327; 9; Welldon, Bishop, Wells, Rev. James, Stalker, Dr. James, Charles and John, Wesley, Stambourne, i?'^; iii. 313; 205; 236; 7,^, ministers at, Westminster Assembly's Confession, 150; Dr.

Charles, 272; Stanford, 339; "Westwood," 1S3, 306; Steane, Dr. Edward, ; Stinton, Pastor Benjamin, i. 306; Stockton, C. H. Spurgeon at, " What doest thou here, Elijah ? " Spurgeon, of C. H. "Stories" 368; "What doest thou there, Elijah? ' White, Edward, Rev., Stowmarket, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Pastor Frank White, H., Surrey Gardens Memorial Hall, iv. 357; Surrey Gar157; dens Music Hall, 2,3' ; White's, Kirk, Letters, White's Natural History of Selhorne, 44; 237; 353; George, Whitefield, 365; concerning services the, Letter at The great catastrophe the, at 253; ; of Cottenham, Sutton, Mr., ; " Why so Popular? " Swindell, Mr. John, Wigney, Mr. Stephen, Tait, Archbishop, Wilberforce, Crnon Basil, Tennyson, Lord, ii. 264; 1S5 "Will his popularitt last?"

Teversham, Pastor W., 220; 24S, Williams, Text L'nion, The. Thompson. her baptism, Miss, 17; ; Wilson, Pastor A., ii. 9; marriage, 9; betrothal, J.

Windermere, Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. R. B., loq Winsor, Deacon George, Thorne, Miss E.

H., ; Wotton, Thorold, Bishop, iii. 310; Wright, Dr. William, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, Tollesbury, Toplady, Augustus, Wycliffe, ; Young's Xip^ht Thoughts, " ii. 2G3 Spurgeon's sermons and H. rif C. other Translatirjn?

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