LIGHT within, doctrine of, examined, 57.

LIGHTFOOT, Michael, Provincial Treasurer of Pennsylvania, dec. 184
LINCOLN, Bishop of, a friendly act of his, 199.

LIVING offered to a Quaker-minister, 237.

LLOYD, Bishop, anecdote of, 44.

Thomas and Samuel committed from Meeting to custody, 41,

attend church, and preach there, 44.

LLOYD, David, his factious conduct in New Jersey, 68, 153.
LOCAL Militia, made a means of harassing Friends, 309.
LOCUSTS, their injurious effects as diet, 91.

LOGAN-STONE; one mentioned in Pliny, 221.

LOGAN, James, Sec. New Jersey, President Council Philadelphia, 17,
20, 21, 70.

LOOPS and Stays antiquated within the present century, 228, 242.
LOTHERSDALE, suffering case of Friends of 330, 332, 333–335.
LOVELACE, the Lord, 19, 66, 67.

LOTTERY, reprobated and petitioned against, 330.

MARKHAM, George, Vicar of Carlton, sues for tithes, 330.
MARRIAGE, rejected by the Essenes, 229, 232.

Certificate, curious, of 1673; 314.

out of the Society, concerning, 321, 356.

MEAD, William dec : his epitaph, 115.

MEMORY, extraordinary instances of, 80.

MINISTERS of the Gospel, to what entitled in the outward, 344.

MINISTRY, remarks on its exercise by Friends, 163.

MIRIAM and Moses, whence their difference, 108, 109.

MORE'S Utopia, account of, 61, 71.

MORPETH, the Lord, 193.

MORRIS, Lewis, Governor of New Jersey, his character, 119.
Robert Hunter, Chief justice, New Jersey, dec. 120.

MUSIC, how treated by the Quakers, 212.

MYSTERY breeds misrule and misconduct, 256.

NAMES of months and days rejected by Friends, account of, 203.
NANTUCKET isle, case of Friends inhabiting, 280.

NEALE, Mary (Peisley) dec. account of, 238.
NEBUCHADNEZZAR; his magi, astrologers &c. 268.

NEW Jersey, East and West, surrender of to Queen Anne, 19.
government, politics &c. of, 66, 83, 87, 117.

England Friends petition government, 152.

Tithe Act, and letter from a Jurist concerning, 172.

NEWS for the professors of Christianity, 46.

NORTON, Thomas, his imprisonment for tithe, 325: release, 326.

OATHS, well treated in our behalf by Clarkson, 342.

OBSERVANCES, benefit of, to the aspiring, 290.

OBITUARY of leading Friends, 33, 74, 97, 180, 214, 234, 246.
ORDER in Council, about Friends' affairs, 152.

ORIGINAL propensity to sin, treated, 143.

PAPACY, its real origin, 12.

PAPER-CURRENCY in New Jersey, 66: in Pennsylvania 152.
PEMBERTON, Israel, dec. his character, 183.

PENN, William, 17: his latter years and decease, 129.
Hon. Thomas, comes out to his province, 162.

John and Richard, 162.

PENNSYLVANIA, its government, politics, trade, &c. 68, 81, 83, 131,
145, 153, 161, 167, 170, 177.

PENNSYLVANIA, mortgaged and redeemed, 130.

how left by Penn's will, 131.

PERRYN, Judge, advises Friends about their sufferings, 327.
PETITIONS of the Society of Quakers, 280, 283.
PHILADELPHIA, its first exposure to party violence, 177.

its population, trade, &c. 1774; 178.

PHILIPPI, of the transactions at, 271.

PITTS, William, Minister, dec. account of, 250.

PLINY the Naturalist, extracts and remarks, 220, 304, 349.
PRIESTLEY and Horsley, both eminent divines, 329.

PRINCIPLE, religious, what it is, 58.

PRINTS and portraits among Friends, remark about, 244.
PROHIBITIONS, disciplinary, 211, 226.

PSALMODY, treated, 213, 225.

PTOLEMAIS and Berenice, Pliny about, 349.

PURVER'S translation of the Bible, by whom patronised, 312.
PYRRHUS King, his great toe, how applied to cure the spleen, 351.

QUAKER superstition acknowledged, 347.

traditions, caution about, 128.

benevolence, asserted and accounted for, 346.
boy, not now unnatural in his appearance, 228.
conduct in a rebellion, 375.

QUERIES, original, of the Society, specimen of, 122.

RANSOME, Richard, Miller and Minister, account of, 101.
REBELLION in Scotland 1745; 198, 205.

Ireland 1798; 336, 373.

REFORMATION, intolerant character of the, 13.

checked by self-interest, 257.

RELIGION of the Quakers, not peculiar, 294.

REMARKS on Scripture passages, 29, 90, 108, 137, 141, 156.
RESURRECTION, doctrine of the, asserted by Friends, 302.

REVENUE, advices against defrauding the, 275.

REVERENCE, real meaning of the word, 126.

RICH, the, how treated by Friends, 290.

RICHARDSON, John, Minister, dec. account of, 246.

RICHMOND, duke of, 193, 207.

RIGGE, Ambrose, Minister, dec. 22.

RIOTS in London, 1780; 315.

at Birmingham 1791; 329.

ROOKE, George, Minister, dec. his character, 237.

RULES of Discipline of the American Separatists, noticed, 379.
RUM forbidden to be sold to North American Indians, 151.

SACHEVEREL, his seditious proceedings, 66.

SANDFORD, Major, expelled the New Jersey Assembly, 68.
SANSOM, Oliver, Minister, dec. 98.

SARMATIA and the Hyperborei, from Pliny, 197.
SAYER, John, Minister, dec. account of, 75.
SCHOOL-KEEPING, Friends prosecuted for, 54.

SCHOOLS for the youth, 259, 285.

SCOUGAL, his work entitled, The Life of God in the soul of man,' 134.
SCHISM Act, how frustrated at the first proposal, 87: repealed, 117.
SCOTT, Job, remarkable speech of, in Yearly Meeting, 110.
SCRIPTURE texts illustrated, 29, 90, 108, 137, 141, 156.

SECTS, raged at plainness and simplicity, 127.

what, in the province of Pennsylvania, 179.

SEDITIOUS Meeting Act, deliberation upon, 332.
SELECT Meetings of Friends, 322, 328.

SERVICE gratuitously rendered in the discipline, 266.

SINGING, modern, unintelligible and therefore unsound, 214.
SLAVE trade petitioned against, 318, 331.

keeping, testified against by Woolman, 185.

SMITH, Stephen, Minister, dec. 34.

Samuel, and the New Jersey Smiths, 118, 184.

SOUND learning, the cure for credulity, 348.

SOUTHEY Robert, revives old calumnies, 183.

SPEECH of a Quaker-minister to the Pennsylvania Assembly, 166.
St. ALBANS, duke of, 198.

STANHOPE, Earl of, 325.

STUART, James, 17.

STYLE altered; advice to Friends thereupon, 201.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to relieve Friends sufferings, 324, 374.

SUFFERINGS, amounts of, ascertained, 1, 2, 276, 324, 340.
Friends' petition to the Commons about, 335.

SUFFOLK magistrate attends a Meeting, and is sued, 84.
SWEARING, unfaithfulness in, and advice about, 315.

Tages, the god, ploughed out of the ground, 160.
TAPROBANE, or Ceylon, Pliny's account of, 350.

TATTOOING, anciently practised, and found in Scripture, 90.
TAYLOR, M. A., denounces the Lottery in Parliament, 336.
TEMPER, prejudice, feeling treated, 91.

TEST and Corporation Acts, 322.

Testimonies of denial, of publishing, 223.

the Quakers' productive of much good, 348.

THEATRE, the dance &c. objected to by Friends, 226.

THOMAS, George, Governor Pennsylvania, 168: resigns, 178.
THOMPSON, John, Minister, dec. account of, 100.

TITHE still taken in kind unlawfully, 2, 194.
cases of Friends imprisoned for, 1, 275.

New Act upon, and letter to the Editor, 172.

as it stood a Century ago, 363.

treated by Clarkson, in Portraiture of Quakerism, 344.
TOLERATION endangered by political disputes, 65.

TOMKINS, John, printer and preacher, his dying words, 74.
TONGUES, the learned, disqualify not for the Ministry, 135.
TRAITS of National character, by Lavater, 105.

TRANQUILLITY of Mind and Cheerfulness, treated, 383.
TRENT, William, Chief justice New Jersey, dec. 119.
TRUSTEES appointed for Friends' property, 330.

UTOPIA, More's account of, 61, 71.

VIRTUE of the Quakers, of two kinds, 346.

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VOLUNTARY principle of church-support, treated, 6.

WAR, direct contribution in aid of, testified against, 165, 353.
treated with success, by Clarkson in our behalf, 342.
national, how to cease, 138.

WARDEN'S rate, for what it may be laid, 54.

WARNING, Ambrose Rigge's, republished, 277.

WASHINGTON, General George, his opinion of Friends, 316.

WALCOTT, Counsellor, makes non-swearing treason, 44.

WALDENFIELD, Samuel, Minister, dec. account of, 100.

WHITEHEAD, George, Minister, 65, 116: dec. 102.

WIDDERS, Robert, Minister, dec. 77.

WIGLEY, Edmund, counsel for Friends, 327.

WILLIAM III. King, 17, 89.

WILLIAMS, John, released, 193.

WORCESTER, bishop of, applied to, 326

WORSHIP, what it is, 124.

WRIGHT, John, Quaker-minister and Magistrate, a charge by, 170.

WYNNE, John, dec. 36: Deborah dec. 37.

YEARLY MEETING, no longer to be held at Whitsuntide, 328.

Advices from, 259-264, 316, 328.

of Ministers and Elders, 332.

of Women Friends, 273, 321, 328.

YORK CASTLE, Friends imprisoned in, for tithes, 322.

liberated from, under an act of parliament, 337.

Quarterly Meeeting's propositions 260, 264.

END OF VOL. IV.

CHARLES ELCOCK, PRINTER, PONTEFRACT.