Ure's new system of Geology, 75; cha-
racter and object of the work, 80.
Waddington, Rev. G., on the present con-
dition and prospects of the Greek, or
Oriental Church, 46; character of Ca-
podistrias, 47; remarks on the author's
sinister policy relative to education, ib.;
divisions of the Greek Church, 48; the
Constantinopolitan Church, 49; prayers
for the dead, 50; differences between the
Greek and Latin churches, 51; the ado-
ration of pictures, 52; pernicious policy
recommended in the conversion of the
Greeks, 54; condition and prospects of
the Greek church, 55.
Watson's life of the Rev. John Wesley,
349; character of previous biographies
of Wesley, 349; of Mr. Watson's,
Wesley, Rev. John, Life of, by Rev. R.
Watson, 349.
What will the Lords do? 359.
Will, freedom of; see Edwards.
Wilson's appeal to dissenters, on their
submitting to the obligation imposed by
law, for the religious celebration of mar-
riage, according to the form prescribed
in the Book of Common Prayer, 62.
Winter's Wreath, the, 465.
Youngman's memoir of Gibbon, 217.
Zoological Society, gardens and menagerie
of described, 179; description of the
brown Llama, 180.
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