General Index to Volumes I–IV

GENERAL INDEX M.B.—The are not is given in each Aberdeen, C. H. Spurgeon at, iii. 50 Aberfeldy, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 24, 106, 107 Abraham, Mr. Robert, iii. 365; iv. 115, 199, 200 Addlestone, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iii. 368,369 Advertisements in Australian newspapers, C. H. Spurgeon's sermons prmted as, ii. 164; iii. 324^328 Agricultural Hall. C. H. Spurgeon preaching at the, Alabaster, Mr. James, ii. 168, 169, 172— 174; iii. 344; Alabaster, Passmore, and Sons, Messrs., ii. 159, 168 Albert Hall, C. H. Spurgeon at the, iv. 192 Aldis, Rev. John, i. 275; ii. 142; iv. 262 .Allison, Deacon C. F., iv. 200, 350, 363, 371 Allon, Dr. Henry, ii. 261 ; iv. 147 Almshouses, Metropolitan Tabernacle, i. 313; ii126, Alps, The, Holidays among, ii. iii. 97, 98, 101— 111, 114; Stor)- of accident on glacier, ii. 2 Anderson, Mr. John (Glasgow), ii. 103, 106, 113, 131 Anderson, Rev. John (Helensburgh), ii. 103, 114 Angus. Dr. Josei>li, i. 241—244, 315. 347; ii. 173, 272, Antinomianism, i. 131, 177. 178, 192, 258—261 ; ii. 328 Arminianism and Arminians, i. 95, 124, 129, 168, 169, Arnold, Matthew, iii. 61 .Auckland Tabernacle, iii. 323, 324; iv. 249 Augustine, i. 167, 177; ii. 87, 375 Baifern, Rev. W. Poole, ii. 180, 187 Panics, Rev. Charles Waters, ii. 35, 41, 262 Baptism and Baptists, i. 48— 50, 69, 118— 125, 129, Baptis-t Missionary Society (1858). ii. 338; (1S6S,) iii. VOLS. l-IV. in tliis Index, as a separate list of them Mrs., and her son, iii. 114, 120, 251 ; Richard, and his works, i. 68, 80, 104, 283; Dr. Henry, and his Mentone garden, iii, 238, Archbishop and Mrs., iv. 85, 104, 1S8, 189, Dr. Thomas, ii. 87, 88, 94, 261 Dr. W. G., iii. 49; iv. 143 on the printed sermons and books, ii. 153, Rev. William, ii. 344—351 Dr. Andrew A., iv. 1Q3, 297 Dr. Horatius, iii. 92 ; iv. 298 ii. 5; iii. 49; iv. 41, 336 C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 25, 82, 109 Mr. Cheyne, iv. 47, 350 C. H. Spurgeon at, i. 57, 72; iii. 369 Dr. \^'illiam, ii. 272; iii. 5, 16, 17, 85, 175/ Dr. David, iii. 49; iv. 297 Mr. Potto, i. 269—271 Pastor Archibald G., iii. 130— 134; iv. 81, Pastor Hugh D., ii. 26; iv. 332, i^t, Rev. Hugh Stowell, iii. 8, 243; iv. 150— 152 Rev. James Baldwin, ii. 260, 269—2S1 The piping, and the opal ring, iii. 183— 185 John, and his works, i. 23, 54, 86, 103, 154, Sir John and Lady, iii. 11, 317, 318 Principal John, ii. 104, 115, 211 Earl, iii. 319 John, and his works, i. 113, 167, 176; ii. 11,

;8o GENERAL Calvinism and Calvinists, i. 54, 55, 93—95, 121, 123 Campbell, Dr. John, ii. 201— 204, 245, 262, 268, Campbell, Lord Chief Justice, ii. 245 Cantlow, Rev. W. W., and his son, i. 122, 135, Carr, Deacon B. W., i. 347; ii. 123, 322; iii. 19; Carter Lane Chapel, i. 309, 311, 314. 347; ii329 Chaillu. M. Paul B. Du, and the gorilla, iii. 51— Chalmers, Dr. Thomas, ii. 73, 77, 254; iii. 75 Charlesworth, Rev. V. J., iii. 177— 179 Cheddar, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iii. 366, 367 Cheltenham, ii. 3 ; iii. 24, 26, 370 Christlieb, Professor, iv. 160 Church and State, ii. 360; iii. 7, 86; iv. 130 Church of England, Romanism in the, ii. Colchester, i. 8, 28, 31, 27, 44; 54) ic)4; I'lj 1S6, 211 College [See Pastors' College) College course, C. H. Spurgeon's proposed, i. Collins, Pastor John. iii. 13, 28, 2q Colportage Association, Metropolitan Tabernacle, " Come in, thou wife of Jeroboam," iii. 88 Communion services. Tabernacle, iii. 11, 20; iv. 135. 230; ^Nlentone. iv. 216, 366 Controversies (See C. H. Spurgeon as a versialist) Conversions, Remarkaljle, i. ii. 120, 363—365; Cook at Newmarket, The old, i. 53— 55 Co<jk. Deacon Thomas, ii. 316, ^^2^, 331, 332; iii. Cook, Dr. Joseph, iv. 98, 09 Cook. Mr. Thomas, and Mr. J. M., iv. 57, 157, 363 Cowper. William, i. 158, 282; ii. 153, 264; iii. 327; "Cradled in the Holy Ghost,'' ii. 181 Criticisms (See Slanders and criticisms) Cromwell, (jliver, iii. 46, 143, 189 Cruden, Alexander, iii. 68 ; iv. 302 Crystal Palace, i. 368; ii. 7, 13, 98, 107; iii. 55; 49, 50; Fast-day service at the, ii. 239, 240, Cuff, Pastor \\"., iii. 347, 370, 371 Cuyler, Dr. T. L., iv. 72, 172 TO VOLS. L— IV. Darwin, Professor, ii. 54; iv. 133, 134 D'Aubigne, Dr. Merle, ii. iii. 78, 100 Death, C. H. Spurgeon's definition of, iii. 195 Deaths of—Alabaster, Mr. James, ii. 174; Albany, The Duke of, ii. 159; Bartlett, Mrs., iii. 251; Clarence, The Duke of, iv. 369; Cubitt, Professor W., iii. 139; Gay, Miss Fanny, iii. 253 ; Gracey, Principal David, iii. 130; iv. 330; Habershon, Dr. and Mrs., iv. 116, 117; Higgs, Mr. W., sen., iv. 113, 114; Keys, Mr. J. L., iii. 201; Lovejoy, George, iii. 202; Olney, Mr. H. P., iii. 251; Olney, Mr. Thomas, sen., iii. 117; Olney, Mr. William P., iv. 233; Passmore, 'Sir. Joseph, sen., ii. 174; Passmore, Mrs., ii. 174; Prince Consort, The, iii. 72— 75 ; Punshon, Dr. W. Morley, iv. 26 ; Rogers, Principal George, iv. 330; son of Dr. John Campbell, ii. 352; Spurgeon, C. H., ii. 78, 371; Spurgeon's, C. H., grandson, ii. 103; iii. 302; Spurgeon's, C. H., mother, iv. 177; Tabernacle church-members, iv. 19, 20; Thorne, Mr., iii. 201 ; Wright, Dr. William, iv. 159 Disestablishment, iii. 310, 359; iv. 130, 163 Doddridge, Dr., and his works, i. 104, 123, 150, 168, "Doth Spurgeon serve God for nought?" ii. 127 Doudney, Dr. D. A., i. 254; iv. 106 Doudney, Rev. D. A., iii. 370; iv. 48 Dransfield, Elder, and the Misses, iii. 31, 242; iv. i Drummond's Natural Law in the Spiritual Worh^ Dudgeon, Mrs., iv. 166, 210, 211, 215 Dummy volumes. Titles of, iv. 291, 292 Duncan, Mr. James, and " Benmore," iii. 356, 357, Early Closing Association, C. H. Spurgeon's sermon Ecclesiastical Commissioners, iii. 153 Edinburgh, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 25, 100— 11 i, 336 Eliot, John, i. 35 Elven, Rev. Cornelius, i. 249— 251, 289 Endowments, ii. 127; iv. 240, 233334 Epsom, C. H. Spurgeon preaching on the Grand Stand at, ii. 339 Evangelical Alliance, iii. 86, 87 Everett, Professor J. D., i. 53— 55, 251, 353; ii. 66 86, 299, 346; iv. 23155. iS7) 'S8; licensed for Dissenting worship, ii. 361 Extempore addresses, i. 365

GENERAL Facsimiles of C. H. Spurgeon's manuscripts, i. Fergusson, Professor A., ii. 297; iii. 140, 141, Fletcher, Dr. Alexander, i. 34; ii. 28—32, 102, From t/ie Ushers Desk to the Tabcritaclc Pulpit, ii. 255,258 Frojii the Pulpit to the Palm Branch, iv. 370, 374 Fuller, Andrew, i. 131, 150, 152; ii. 271, 273 Fullerton, W. Y., Evangelist and Pastor, iii. Garfield, President, at the Tabernacle, iii. 89 Gill, Dr. John, and his works, i. 148, 254, 308, 301 ; Dr. Gill's chair, iv. 262 ; Dr. Gill's Gladstone. Rt. Hon. W. E., ii. 238; iii. Glasgow, li. 23—25, 73, 103—108, III— 115, 336; "God moves in a mysterious way," i. 34, 36, 37; Gough, Mr. J. B., ii. 243; iv. 60, 84, 171 Gould, Mr. George, i. 299 Gracey, Principal David, iii. 130, 131, 139, 141, Grandpierre, Dr., ii. 345, 348, 349 Grant, Mr. James, ii. 64—66, 71, 72, 117, "Great-heart, Mr.," ii. 131; iii. 85; iv. 120 Greek, the Baptist's language, ii. 327 Greenwich, ii. 329; iii. 294, 295, 297 Greenwood, Deacon Thomas, ii. 126, 128; iii. Greville Memoirs, The, ii. 245 Hackney, Open-air services at, ii. 21, 92; iii. 364 Haddon, The origin of Mr. Spurgeon's Christian name, i. 9 Haddon Hall, Bermondsey, i. 10 Halifax, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, ii. 218, 219 Hall, Dr. Newman, ii. 261; iii. 177; iv. 103, 155, Hall, Rev. Robert, i. 187, 200; ii. 72, 73, 77, Hamilton, Dr. James, i. 2 ; iv. 282 Hanbur)', Mr. Thomas, iv. 8-— 11, 202, 210 Harrald, J. W., ii. 82; iii. 179, 345, 371; iv. 77, Hartley Colliery explosion, iii. 75 Harvesting Ants and Trap-door Spiders, iv. 206 Havelock, Lady, iv. 182; Sir Henry, iii. 5; iv. 182 Haverhill, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 86; iv. 357 " Helensburgh House " and garden, i. ^^'iy, 368 ; TO VOLS. L- -IV. 381 Henry, Matthew, i. 250; ii. 115, 146; iii. 296 Herbert, George, ii. 186, 263, 266; iv. 304 Higgs, Mr. W., sen., ii. 321, 358; iii. 5, 14, '9, 170, Hill, Rev. Rowland, i. 34, 293, 359, 368 ; ii. 68, jj. Hillyard, Mrs., iii'. 167— 172; iv. 321, 325 Hinton, Rev. J. Howard, i. 152; ii. 269—273. 281 Holland, C. H. Spurgeon preaching in, iii. 30, 81, 82 Holme, Dr. J. Stanford, iv. 274—277 Hood, Rev. E. Paxton, ii. 78 Hosken, Rev. C. H., ii. 145 Huntington, William, i. 2, 3, loi ; ii. 68 Hyper-Calvinists, i. 178, 256, 25S—261, 310, 342; " I'll kill old Roads," i. 23 Infant sprinkling, i. 26, 49, 50, 14S, 150, 154, 153 ; Ireland, C. H. Spurgeon in, 11. 335, 339—342 Irons, Rev. Joseph, ii. 154; iii. 243; iv. 301 James, Rev. John Angell, and his works, i. 104, 208, Jay, Rev. William, i. 208; ii. 68, 77, iio; iii. 316 Johnson, Dr. Samuel, i. iii ; ii. 249 Johnson, Mr. Samuel, iii. 25, 140 Joynson, Mr. W., ii. 313, 317 Keach, Benjamin, and his works, i. 305 ; ii. 159, 323. Kintore, The Earl of, iii. 47 Knill, Rev. Richard, i. 6, ;}^—-38, 108, 231 Knowles', Sheridan, prophecy, i. 353 Knox, John, i. 167; ii. 77, iii ; iii. 368; iv. 248 Ladds, ^Ir. F. G., iii. 178; iv. 324 Lancashire Famine Fund, iii. 79 Lang, Mr. Andrew, re " Scrawls on Books," iv. 300 Latimer, Bishop Hugh, ii. 77, 243, 24S Layard, Sir A. H., iii. 51 ; iv. 296 Letters, {See also, C. H. Spurgeon, Letters to and from,) Angus, Dr., to Mr. J. S. Watts, i. 243; Barnardo, Dr., to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, iv. 191 ; Bishop Bickersteth, to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, iv. 360; Blondin, to M. (hoax), iii. 55; Brown, Rev. J. Baldwin, to The Freen,an, Ti. 280; Cuff, Pastor W., to ;\Irs. C. H. Spurgeon, iii. 370, 371 ; Gladstone, Rt. Hon. W. E., to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, iv. 358 ; " Habitans in sicco," to The Times, ii.

245, 247, 248; "Job," ii. 37—41; King, Deacon, to C. H. Spurgeon's father, i. 245 ; Knill, Rev.

Richard, to C. H. Spurgeon's grandfather, i. 35 ; Leeding, Mr. E. S., to C. H. Spurgeon's father, i. 186, 209; re blessing through reading All of Grace, iv. 309 ; re sermons in Australian news-

;SGENERAL papers, iii. 325—327; Spurgeon, Mrs. C. H., -Mr. Gladstone, iv. 359; Spurgeon, Pastor J. to the Tabernacle deacons and elders,- iii. S. J. C, to Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, ii. Tabernacle deacons and elders, to Pastor J. Spurgeon, iii. 32—34; Taylor, Rev. Robert, Mrs. C. H. Spurgeon, IV. 152 Lewis, Mr. Henry, i. 44, 45, 1S6 Lewis, Rev. W. G., ii. 272; iv. 161, 162 Literary curiosities, ii. 164; iv. 194, 195 Liverpool, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iv. 151, 152 Livingstone, Dr. David, ii. 214, 215; iv. 143, 296 London Association of Baptist Churches, ii. 119; London Baptist Association, iii. 30 London Banks' Prayer Union, iv. 187 "Look unto Me, and be ye saved," i. 60, 63, Lovejoy, George, iii. 201, 202; iv. i, 3, 6, 199 Low, Deacon James, i. 345, 347^ 35') 35^; Luther, Martin, i. 113, 283, 361; ii. 18, 77, ^ Lynch, Rev. T. T., ii. 260—269 Maidstone, i. 186, 211 Marchant, Professor F. G., iv. 330, 331 Martin, Rev. Samuel, ii. 261 ; iii. 283; iv. 141 Maurice, Professor F. D., ii. 149, 271, 275, 281 Maze Pond Chapel, ii. 91, 142 INIcKinney, Pastor W. D., iii. 140, 313 McLaren, Dr. Alexander, iii. 66, 238; iv. 257, Medhurst, Pastor T. W., ii. 141— 152, 183343; Medical Prayer L'nion, iv. 187 Metropolitan Tabernacle, The, i. 59, 254, 304; ii. Metropolitan Tabernacle, The, A million tors to, ii. 361 ; architect of, ii. ; iii.

builder of, ii. 321, 358 ; iii. 5 ; iv. 113 ; burning ii. 321; iii. 12, 153, 322; church-books, iii.

VOLS. I. IV. collections and contributions per C. H. Spurgeon, iii. 113; cost of, iii. 12; Country Mission, iii. 24; iv. 84, 335; Evangelists' Association, iii.

24; iv. 84, 335; first meeting in, ii. 353—376; foundation stone laid, ii. meaning of 322—330; the name, ii. 361; "National Anthem," iv. 21; open to all comers, iv. 73, 74; opening of, iii. 1, 2, 4— 13, 16, 24, 27, 342, 344; piety and unity of church at, iii. 254—256 ; prayer-meetings, iv. 80, 81; site for, ii. 316, 331, 332; iii. 13; size of. iii. 12; smaller Societies at, iv. 79, 80, 82, 84; Sunday-school, iii. 152, 173; iv. 82; Sundayschools, Ragged schools, and mission-stations, Mildmay Conferences, iii. 86; iv. 192, 193 ^lills. Deacon W., iii. 19 Monaco and Monte Carlo, iii. 238; iv. 8, 211, 212 :\Iorley, Mr. Arthur, i. 58, 59 Morley, Mr. Samuel, iii. 68, 6g, 325 Miiller, ;\Ir. George, ii. 319; iii. 170, 173, 238, 239; Nature, Worshipping the God of, ii. 266; iii. 197 Naunt C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iii. 370 Ness, r.stor Thomas, iii. 29, 30 New Kent Road, Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon's first home New Park Street Chapel, i. 229,250, 254, 299,315—321, 275, 336; Sunday-school, iii. 36 Newton, John, i. 117; 170, 282 Noel, Hon. and Rev. B. W., iii. 86 " Not more than others I deserve," ii. 190, 191 "Oak. The Question," at " Westwood," ii. 290; Olney, Mr. Henry P., i. 346; ii. 159; iii. 249, 251;, Olney, Mr. John T.. i. 346; Olney, Mr. Thomas, 172, 249; Mrs., ii. 4, St iiii73; Olney, Mr. Olney, Mr. William P., i. 346; ii. 6, 123— 125, William, iv. 246 Orphanage, The Stockwell, ii. 126, 12S, 173, 223; Orsman, Mr. W. J., iii. 69; iv. 246 " Over the water to Charlie ! " iv. 334

GENERAL Paris, ii. 176— 180; iii. 30, 115, 240; C. H. preaching in, li. 344—351 Passmoie, Mr. Joseph, sen., i. 319, 320; ii. Joseph, ii. 173; Passmore, Mr. James, ii. 173 Pastors' College, ii. 82, 92, 126, 128, 141— 152, 283, 287, 314, Pastors' College 330—334; gelical Association, iii. 87; iv. 332; Pastors' lege Library, ii. 146, 356;' iii. 355, 356; College Missionary Association, ii. 223 ; iv. 335 Pastors' College Society of Evangelists, ii, Payne, Deacon W., iii. ig, 287 Pearce, Deacon S. R., iii. 25 ; iv. 246, 357 Perfectionists, i, 261—263 Pets, " Picking Sir S. the Morton, angels' ii. pockets! 315, 322, " i. 324—326, 265 329; iii.

Pierson, Dr. A. T., iv. 177, 363 Pioneer Mission, The, iv. 335 "Ploughman, John," ii. 175, 306; iv. 147, 285, 378 Pocock, Mr. W. W. , ii. 319-^321 ; iii. 5 Portsmouth, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 219; iv. 150 Prayer, C. H. Spurgeon on, i. 77— 79, 90—93, Preachers and Preaching, C. H. Spurgeon on, i. Prevost-Paradol, M. , ii. 349 Primitive Methodists, C. H. Spurgeon and the, i. Providential interpositions, ii. 96, 97, 183, 184, Puritanorum, Ultinms, iv. 296 Puritans and their works, i. 23, 68, 80, 104, 177; Radstock, Lord, iv. 151, 186 Rainy, Principal Robert, iv. 163 Ramsgate, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, ii. 97 Regent's Park College, i. 241, 315; iii. 135; iv. 161 Rice, Pastor W. E., iv. 46, 47 Richardson, Will, i. 290; iii. 313; iv. 286 Rider, Pastor William, i. 304; iii. 27 Robertson, Rev. F. W., ii. 149 Robinson, Rev. Robert, i. 200; ii. yy Rogers, Principal George, ii. 147, 148, 297, 356; iii. 5,, Ritchie, Mr. J. Ewing (" Christo]5her Crayon ''), ii. Rothesay, C. H. Spurgeon at, iii. 371, 372 Ruskin, Mr. John, ii. 235, 288—290] iii. 99, 194 Sabbath, Observance of the, i. 70 Sawday, Pastor C. B., iii. 130, 134— 136; iv. 3:;3 Scotland, C. H. Spurgeon preaching in, ii. 23—25. Selway, Professor W. R., iii. 140, 141, 148, 177, 276 Shaftesbury, The Earl of, iii. 238, 319, 325 ; iv. 90 Sherman, Rev. James, ii. 92, 118 Shindler, Pastor R., ii. 219, 255, 368; iv. 332, ^,7,7, Shoreditch, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, 11. luo Short, Pastor A. G., iii. 371 Simpson, Sir James Y., iii. 1S5 Slanders and criticisms, ii. 18, 19, 21. ^2)—'j'. 'oo. Smith, J. Manton, i. 29; iv. 314, 334 Smith, Rev. James, i. 316, 347, 357; ii. 3, 173; iii. 24, Soul-winning, C. H. Spurgeon on, i. 230, 232; ii. 131 Southampton, ii. 219; iii. 29, 270, 271 ; iv. 150, 151 Spurgeon, C. H., among the costermongers, iii. 69, 70; and a cabman, ii. 131 ; and a coachman, ii. 133; and a madman, iii. 196; iv. 2oq ; and a murderer, iv. 58; and a policeman, ii. iqi ; and a poor Frenchwoman, ii. 284—286; and a poor organ-grinder, iv. 209; and a stray dog, ii. 293; and a thief, iii. 88, 89; and a waterman, ii. 131 ; and an agnostic, iii. 360; and Canon JeflFreys, i. 50; and College applicants, iii. 143—146; and Dean Stanley, iii. 359; and "General" Booth, iii. 341 ; and George Tinworth, iii. 360, 361 ; and his bees, iv. 59, 60; and his dogs, iv. 60—62; and hydropathy, iv. 53 ; and politics, iii. 341, 342 ; Mark Guy Pearse, iv. 162, 163; and reporters, ii. 135 ; iv. 76 ; and rosemary, iii. 360 ; and sailors, ii. 341, 342; and the butchers, iv. 90 ; and the Jubilee Singers, iv. 84; and the judges, iii.

351; and "the Whitey-Brown brotherhood," iii. Spurgeon, C. H., as a controversialist, re Baptismal Regeneration, iii. 82—87, 346; iv. 115, 151, 107; re Rev. Baldwin Brown, ii. 270— 28 1 ; re ' The Down-grade," ii. 259, 269, 270, 2S1 ; iii. 86, 152, re The Rivulet, ii. 262—26S ; as a father, iii. 273 285,287—304; iv. 1— 14 ; as a grandfather, ii. 103; iii. 302; as a husband, ii. 27, 175— 193, 2^S3— 286,

584 GENERAL 337—352, 365, 366; as a literary man, i. 52, lover, ii. 7— 11, 13—21, 23—27; r^s a school teacher, i. 124, 134—138, 140— 142, 181— 183, 210; iii. 49; as a tract-distributor, 144, 180, 181; as an open-air preacher, ii. 145, 163, 253; as captain of the ship, iii. 21, as the Delphic oracle, iii. 146; at a meeting, iii. 271 Spurgeon. C. H., founding the College, ii. 141— Colportage Association, iii. 161— 166; age, iii. 167— 174; in the Colosseum at Rome, 214; invited to New Park Street, i. killing a man by kindness, iii. 192, 194; ing to one of his own sermons, iii. 337 ; on ments, iii. 40; on dancing, iii. 39; on and games of chance, or skill, ii. 367—369 ; 39, 40, 238; iv. 211, 212; on giving advice, iii. 41; on success in life, iii. on the 47—50; traffic, iii. 44; on war, iii. 43, 44; preaching his sleep, ii. 1S9; preaching in John pulpit, ii. 372; iii. loo; preaching on an can man-of-war, iv. 197, 198; preaching times a week, ii. 81 ; preaching till he was seven, ii. 103; preaching to children, ii.

refusing _;{^7,ooo, iv. 48 ; sleeping from day to Friday, ii. 240 Spurgeon's, C. H., addresses, special, iii. 71 ; trothal, ii. 9; birthday, twenty-first, ii.

thirty-seventh, iii. 246; thirty-ninth, iii. fortieth, iii. 93, 94; fiftieth, iv. 115, fifty-sixth, iv. 105, 120; brother and sisters, i.

hood and youth, i. 14—31, ^;^—45, 47—55, 57 i. 97— 115; diary (1850), i. 127— 146; early ligious experiences, i. 67— 115, 117— 125, 127 153, 157— 166, 178; essay on Popery, i. iv. 266; father and mother, i. 31, 40, 41, 48, loS ; iii. 8; iv. 246, 247; grandfather and ii. 86, 94, 189; uncles and aunts, i. 10, 20, Spurgeon's, C. H., first convert, i. 232; first and publications, ii. 153, 154; first sermon, i. 199 203; first sermon in the Tabernacle, iii. i, first sermon outlines, i. 213—226, 229, 230, -37j ^77—2S4, 296; first sermons in London, 321—337; ii3—5; first speech, i. 55; first • TO VOLS. I. -IV. to Scotland, ii. 23—25, 73, 103— 114; first words in the Tabernacle, iii. i ; funeral and memorial services, iv. ;^y^—378; generosity, ii. 123— 128; iii. 10, 176— 179, 302; iv. 371 ; holidays, i. 57—66; 196— 224; home-going, iv. 371; humour, i. 265; iii. 339—361; iv. 101, 102, 222, 223; illness, last long, iii. 186; iv. Jubilee, ii. 128; iv.

354—371; 237—252; Jubilee Album, iv. 252 ; last message, iv. 371; last service in the Tabernacle, iv. 356; last services at Mentone, iv. 370; lectures, iii. 39 —66; library, ii. 182, 183; iv. 280—304; marriage, ii. 28—32 ; mid-week Sabbath, iv. 84, 85 ; missionary, desire to be a, iii. 73 ; monument in Norwood cemetery, iv. 378 ; pastoral silver wedding, ii. 123— 12S; iv. 15— 22, 27, 144; poetry, i.

223, 224, 313; punctuality, iii. 340, 341, 342; salary at Waterbeach, ii. 128; salary given to the Lord's work, ii. 125 ; sermon preparation, i. 206— 208, 217, 218; iii. 42; iv. 70, 88; sermon revision, iv. 74— 76, 78, 79, 81, 82, 239, 367; silver wedding, 23—26; sons, ii. 126, 1S2, 190, 191, Spurgeon's, C. H., letters concerning—Anglo-Israelism, iv. 132; Annihilationism, iv. 124; Arbitration versus war, iv. 135; attending banquets, iv. 104; bell-ringing at Newington, iv. 123, 124; Brethren and Brethrenism, iv. 137, 138; close-communion, iv. 131; Disestablishment, iv. 130; Evolution, iv. 133 ; Franchise Reform, iv. 132 ; Funeral Reform, iv. 13S ; Gospel Temperance, iv. 12S, 129; grocers' licences, iv. 135, 136; Hebrews vi. 4—6, iv. 102 ; Home Rule, iv. 127 ; infant salvation, iv. 121, 122; lectures and sermons in the United States, iv. 190—in ; legacies, iv. 107, 108; open-air baptisms, iv. 132 ; persecution of Jews in Russia, iv. 128; pigeon-shooting, iv. 130; registrars at Nonconformist weddings, iv. 127; Roman Catholic Viceroy of India, iv. 126; Romanism in the Church of England, iv. 122, 123; the theatre, iv. 136, 137 ; unfermented communion wine, iv.

135; Vivisection, iv. 128; voting "as unto the Spurgeon's, C. H., letters to—a former pupil, i. 195 ; a friend in Dublin, iv. 95 ; a greatly-tried lady, iv. 113; a motherless girl, iv. 118, 119; an afflicted lady in Bristol, iv. 95 ; an octogenarian, iv. 5 ; Anderson, Rev. John, iv. 93; Bartlett, Mr. E. H., iv. 116; Bartlett, Mrs., iii. 114; "Believers in our Lord Jesus Christ," re Pastors' College, iii. 127 129 ; Bible-classes at Tabernacle, iii. 1 19, 120, 251 ; Blood, Rev. William, ii. 345 ; Blunson, The Misses, i. 350 ; boys at Stockwell Orphanage, iii. 119; Brown, Dr. David, iv. 297; Brown, Pastor Archibald G., iii. 133— 134; Culross, Dr., iv. 262 —264; Curme, Rev. Robert, iv. 115; Doudney, Dr. D. A., iv. 106; Editor of The Chelmsford

GENERAL INDEX Chronicle, ii. 52 ; Editor of North British Daily Mail, ii. 108; Editor of The Morning Star, ii. 314; Feltham, Pastor F. J., iv. 116; Gladstone, Rt. Hon. W. E., iv. 359; friends in Paris, ii. 351; Habershon, Miss Ada R., iv. ii6— 117, 120; Hall, Dr. Newman, iv. 108; Higgs, Mrs. W., sen., iv. 113, 114; his father and 242, 340—342; if. 44, 108; his sister Louisa, i. 194; "household of faith, all the," ii. 160; Keevil, Mr. J., iv. 106; Knill, Rev. Richard, i. 37; Matthews, Rev. E. W., iv. 101 ; Medhurst, Pastor T. W., ii. 143, 144, 146; iv. 114, 127; ministers' children, iv. 118— 120; Minton, Rev. Samuel, iv. 124; Mitchinson, Rev. H. C, iv. 100; members of new church at James' Grove, Peckham, iii.

254; Moubray, Mrs., iv. 101; New Park Street Church, i. 352; ii. 160, 301—309; New Park Street deacons, i. 317, 347, 356; New York Baptist Ministers' Conference, iv. 97 ; Newdegate., Mr. C. N., M.P., iv. 122; Olney, iMr. Thomas H., iii. 17, 18, 251 ; Olney, Mr. William P., iv. 100; Palmer, Canon, iv. 123, 124; Passmore, Mr. Joseph, sen., i. 320; ii. 136, 170, 171; iv. 369; Passmore, Mrs., ii. 171 ; Pastors' College ministers and students, iii. 121, 155— 159, 293; Peto, Sir Morton, ii. 324 ; Philadelphia Conference of Baptist ministers, iv. 252 ; re Lecture on the gorilla, iii. 58; Richard, Henry, Esq., M.P., iv. 96; Robins, Mr. E. Cookworthy, ii. 319; Ruskin, Mr. John, iv. 94; Sawday, Mr., sen., iii. 134; Shaftesbury, The Earl of, iv. 98 ; Society of Friends. The, iii. 71 ; Spurgeon, Mrs. C. H., Pastor Charles, iii. 278, 2S1, 285, 287, 290, 291, 294—300, 302 ; The Freeman and other papers, re "Rivulet" Controversy, ii. 270 272,276—280; Tabernacle Church, congregation, and deacons. 230, 233—236, 261, 362; Thompson, Miss, ii. 10, 16— 18, 23—27; Varley, Mr. Henry, iv. 97; Watts, Mr. J. S., ii. 97— 102, 105, 126; Wayland, Dr. H. L., iv. 103; Walton, Pastor C, iv.

95; Western Baptist Association, iv. 251; White, Pastor Frank H., iii. 132; )'oung people at the Tabernacle, iii. 115— 118 Spurgeon, C. H., Letters to, from—A German colporteur, iv. 193; Allon, Dr. Henry, iv. 147; an old orphan girl, iv. 325 ; Angus, Dr. Joseph, iv.

161, 281 ;. Bayley, Sir Emilius, iv. 297; Bayne, Dr. Peter, iv. 241 ; Beith, Dr. Alexander, iv. 149; Benson, Archbishop, iv. 361 ; Blake, Mr. Thomas, M.P., iv. 187; Brown, Rev. Hugh Stowell, iv. 151, 152; Chown, Rev. J. P., iv. 142; Cruse, Rev. Francis, iv. 167; Culross, Dr. James, iv. 146; Cutler, Mr. W., i. 345; Cuyler, Dr. T.

L., iv. 172; Denny, Mr. T. A., iv. 187; Dibdin, Rev. R. W., iv. 159; Douglass, Mr. Frederick, VOLS. L -IV. 385 iv. 176; Evans, Rev. W. Justin, iv. 168; Ferguson, Dr. Fergus, iv. 299; Fletcher, Dr. Alexander, iv. 141; Fortescue, Earl, iv. 359; Foster, Rev. E. C. A., iv. 166; Garrett, Rev. Charles, iv. 153; Gladstone, Rt. Hon, W. E., 183, 184; Gordon, Dr. A. J., iv. 177; Gordon, Dr. J. F. S., iv.

164; Gough, Mr. John B., iv. 171; his grandfather, i. 287; Hall, Sir W. King, iv. i.So; Harford, Canon, iv. 153— 155; Havelock, Lady, iv.

182, Haweis, Rev. H. R., iv. 167; Hodge, Dr. A. A., iv. 299; Hughes, Rev. Hugh Price, iv. 148; Ladds, Mr. F. G., iv. 324; Lewis, Rev. W. G., iv. 162; Louson, Mr. John, iv. 173; Low, Mr. James, i. 351; Macgregor, Mr. John, iv. 180; Martin, Rev. Samuel, iv. r4i ; Medhurst, Pastor T. W., ii. 142; Mitchinson, Rev. H. C, iv. 100; Moody, Mr. D. L., iv. 169, 170; Aloore, Rev. E. W., iv. 166; Morton, Colonel R., iv. 193; Mouilpied. Rev. A. de, iv. 165; New York Syndicate Bureau, iv. iii; Newdegate, ;Mr. C. N., ^LP., iv. 122; Nightingale, Miss Florence, iv. 178; Olney, Mr. J. T., 1. 346; Olney, Mr. W., i. 346; Pearse, Rev. Mark Guy, iv. 162; Perowne, Bishop, IV. 298, 360; Pierson, Dr. A. T., iv. 177; Punshon. Dr. W. Morley, iv. 25, 146; Radstock, Lord, iv. 186; Rainy, Principal Robert, iv. 163; re blessing on the printed sermons, ii. 162— 164; Australian news]3apers, iii. 324, 325 ; Reed, Sir Charles, iv. iSi, 182; Richardson, Bishop, iv. 192; Rogers, Dr. J. Guinness, iv. 156; Ruskin, Mr. John, iv. 94; Ryle, Bishop, iv. 298; Samj)son. Rev. W., iv, 149; Sankey, Mr. Ira D., iv.

170; Shaftesbury, The Earl of, iv. 99, 179, 252; Sheldon, Mr. Smith, iv. 175 ; Simon, Rev. Henry, iv, 163, 164; Smith, Rev. G. {re Essay on Popery), i, 58, 59; Stanford, Dr. Charles, iv. 144—146; Stead, Mr. W. T., iv. 239; Stephenson, Prebendary, iv. 168; Symes, Rev. Colmer B., iv. 155, 156; Tabernacle deacons and elders, iii.

242; IV. 230—233, 234; The Redpath Lyceum Bureau, iv. 109; Thompson, Miss, ii. 18; Thompson, Mr. Samuel, iv. 190; Thorne, Sir R.

Thome, iv. 1S6; Voysey, Rev. Charles, iv. 143; Watts, Mr. J. S., iv. 25; Wayland, Dr. H. L., iv. 172; Weitbrecht, Mrs., iv. 160; Welldon, Bishop, iv. 158; Wilberforce, Canon Basil, iv, 151, 155; Williams, Mr. Alfred, iv. 1S4; Williams, Sir George, iv. 188, 190; ^^right, Dr, William, iv. 158, 159 C. H., Literary Works, i. 2, 57— 66, 21^,

;86 GENERAL Spurgeon, Mrs. C. H., at Brighton, iii. 182, 187; at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, ii. 15; 9, II, 287; iv. 242, 240; m Paris, li. 350; Introduction to C. H. S.'s Diary, i. 129; "A Traveller's Letters Home," iii. 205 ; " A Holiday Drive to the New Forest," 257—259; "My Last Letters from Mentone," 337—35- ' on " Love, Courtship, and i. 4; ii. I— II, 13—21, 23—32; Saturday nights "Westwood," iv. 64— 70; "the Mother of College," iii. 189; "Wedded Life," ii. 175— Spurgeon's, Mrs. C. H., Book Fund, iv. 249, illnesses, ii. 95; iv. i, 2, 13; Ten Years of Life, iv. 70; Ten Years After! ii. 187; on the Continent, iii. 97— 112 Spurgeon, Charles, i. 9; iii. 192, 273—285, " Spurgeon " in Chinese, i. 9 Spurgeon, Job, i. 8 Spurgeon, Thomas, i. 9; iii. 192, 193, 324, 327; Stalker, Dr. James, iv, 277, 278 Stambourne, i. 5, 6, 10, 13— 31, ^2)—3'^- 43i i44. ministers at, i. 19, 20, 24, 37, 290 Stanford, Dr. Charles, ii. 272; iii. 339; iv. 21, Steane, Dr. Edward, ii. 272 ; iii. 5 Stinton, Pastor Benjamin, i. 306; iii. 27, 28 Stockton, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 25, 109 "Stories" of C. H. Spurgeon, i. 368; ii. 43— 47, Stowmarket, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, iii. 371 Surrey Gardens Memorial Hall, iv. 357; Surrey dens Music Hall, i. 36, 202 ; ii. 2,3' 4356, 60, 353; iii. 2, 12, 16, 30, 39; "Jews" at the, ii. Letter concerning services at the, ii. The great catastrophe at the, ii. 191— 1Q3, 195 Sutton, Mr., of Cottenham, i. 271—4 Swindell, Mr. John, i. 54, 117—124 Tait, Archbishop, iv. 85 Tennyson, Lord, ii. 264; iv. 1S5 Teversham, i. 199—202 Text L'nion, The. iii. 306 Thompson. Miss, ii. 9, 17; iv. 341 ; her baptism, 9; betrothal, ii. 9; marriage, 28—32 Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. R. B., ii. 14, 15, 16, 17, Thorne, Miss E. H., iii. 201 ; iv. 363, 364, 371 Thorold, Bishop, iii. 310; iv. 85, 86, 104 Tollesbury, C. H. Spurgeon preaching at, ii. 95 Toplady, Augustus, i. 94, 168, 282 ; ii. 264 Translatirjn? rif C. H. Spurgeon's sermons and TO VOLS. L -IV, Tring, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 82— 86, 97 Trowbridge, C. H. Spurgeon at, ii. 93 Tydeman, Pastor E. A., iv. 44—46 Tyson, Mrs., iii. 172; iv. 49 United States and Canada, Sale of C. H. Spurgeon's works in the, ii. 164— 166; iii. 138, 313; iv. no Usher, Dr. W., iii. 318; iv. 120 Vinter, Mr. James, i. 200 Wales, C. H. Spurgeon preaching in, ii. 93, 343, 344; W^alters_, Rev. William, i. 316; ii. 173 293— 297, 316, 351; ii. 128; iii. 7; backslider at, i. 238; deacons at, i. 245, 255—258; hypocrites at, i. 258—260; miser at, i. 253; salary at, ii.

128 ; virago at, i. 235 Watts, Mr. J. S., i. 190— 192, 243; ii. 97— 102; iv. 25 Watts's, Dr., Catechism, i. 31 ; Hymns, i. 43, 275; ii. Wayland, Dr. H. L., iv. 73, 103, 172, 176 Welldon, Bishop, iv. 157, 158 Wells, Rev. James, ii. 19, 36—41, 56, 142 Wesley, Charles and John, i. 176, 282, 365 ; ii. 47, Westminster Assembly's Confession, ii. 150; iii. 69 "Westwood," ii. 182, 1S3, 193, 255, 2S9, 290; iii. 102, " What doest thou here, Elijah ? " i. 24 "What doest thou there, Elijah? ' i. 178 White, Edward, Rev., iii. 283 White, Pastor Frank H., iii. 130— 133, 157; iv. 193, White's, Kirk, Letters, i. 117 White's Natural History of Selhorne, i. 44; iii. 259, Whitefield, George, i. 157, 176, 359, 365; ii. 47, 49, " Why so Popular? " ii. 78 Wigney, Mr. Stephen, iii. 91, 163 Wilberforce, Crnon Basil, iv. 151, 155, 248 "Will his popularitt last?" ii. 60 Williams, Pastor W., ii. 220; iii. 356 v iv. 24S, 284, Wilson, Pastor J. A., i. 152—154 Windermere, ii. 25, loq Winsor, Deacon George, ii. 193, 323; iii. 137 Wotton, iii. 263, 300; iv. 372 Wright, Dr. William, iv. 158, 159, 273, 274, 296 Wycliffe, iii. 367, 369 Young's Xip^ht Thoughts, ii. 2G3 "

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