Who was educated for a Nun, with many interesting particulars and Original Letters of Dr. DOYLE, late Roman Catholic Bishop of Carlow. By her Friend M. M. C. M. With beautiful Portrait, on India paper. Small 8vo., cloth, price 3s. 6d.

"POSSESSES ALL THE CHARMS OF A ROMANCE, WITHOUT ITS HOLLOWNESS."-Christian Times.

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"This Memoir is most gracefully and poetically written. It is by an evangelical member of the Church of England, an intimate friend of the Rev. Newman Hall." -Bickersteth's Weekly Visitor.

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"It exhibits a heart sorely wounded but sustained by a blessed hope inspired by the Gospel."- Watchman.

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PRIDHAM'S NOTES.

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NOTES AND REFLECTIONS ON THE PSALMS.

By ARTHUR PRIDHAM. Demy 12mo., cloth, price 10s.

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"Many will find his 'Notes' suggestive of profitable thought to their minds.”— Church of England Magazine.

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"The spirit of this work is excellent, and its tone high.—Quarterly Jl. of Prophecy. NOTES & REFLECTIONS ON THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS.

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NOTES & REFLECTIONS ON THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS

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"The main scope of the Scriptural argument is never for a moment lost sight of." -Christian Witness.

"A valuable commentary on important portions of the Scriptures."-Englishwoman's Magazine.

"Mr. Pridhain is well acquainted with the original Scriptures, and his critical explanation of obscure passages will repay the most careful attention."-Primitive Church Magazine.

"Possesses the same qualities as its predecessor (Notes on the Romans'). In both epistles are found innumerable touches both of character and doctrine, such as afford the best materials for brief and impressive exposition."-Baptist Magazine.

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The Constellations are familiarized by several beautiful Illustrations.

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-"The subject is constantly regarded by the talented author in a reverential and devotional spirit."

From the "Athenæum."

"A compact volume, with directions for finding the principal stars, groups, and constellations. The matter is good, and so arranged as to convey, in a few nights, the names, movements, and locations of the planets and fixed stars."

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"A highly successful attempt to simplify the study of Astronomy." From the "Church of England Magazine."

"We turn to the present volume with much gratification."

From the "Englishwoman's Magazine."

"It is a great and distinguishing excellence of this treatise on popular Astronomy that it directs the learner's attention not to an artificial globe or orrery, but to the starry heavens themselves. The lessons are free from needless technicalities, imparted in a lively and perspicuous style, and illustrated by accurate time-tables and plates of uncommon excellence."

From the "Christian Witness."

"This is one of the best publications of its class that we have ever seen.'

From the "British Controversialist."

"We have often wished in by-gone days for such a work; and believing that others have felt a similar want, we cheerfully recommend this, the only volume we have met with well adapted to supply it."

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THE SISTER'S RETALIATION.

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MRS. SHENSTONE'S BIRTH-DAY.
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HYMNS AND THOUGHTS FOR THE SICK AND LONELY.
By a LADY.
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"The effusions of a heart which has been chastened and purified in the school of affliction, and has learned how to minister consolation to those who are placed under similar discipline."-Evangelical Christendom.

GOSPEL REMINISCENCES IN THE WEST INDIES.

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This work gives a practical refutation to the notion in The Times that there never could be such a character as "Uncle Tom." "Old Narquois," one of the persons described by Mr. Strong, in his spirit and in his sufferings, was an "UNCLE TOM"

IN REAL LIFE.

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Every page is

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A development of the true principles of Health and Longevity
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