Colloquies On Preaching. By Henry Twells. (longmans.)—...
together in these pages about a subject which really interests people more than they are always willing to allow. In the first we have a clergyman telling us why he is going to......
—mr. Stallybrass Brings His Laborious Work To A-...
this volume. It contains a supplement to the text, extending to about four hundred pages, and a brief addition to the original preface. These have been collected from the......
The Gospel According To St. Paul. By The Rev. J.
Oswald Dykes. (Nisbet and Co.)—This volume, partly reprinted from the Homiletic Magazine, is a study of Romans i.-viii. The limitation • excludes the most difficult part of the......
Dialogues Of Plato. Translated By Henry Carey, M.a. (g. Bell
and Sons.)—This volume belongs to " Bohn's Select Library." It contains the "Apology" and three Dialogues,—viz., the " Crito," " Phsedo," and " Protagoras." Each is prefaced......
Glimpses Of The Future. By David Goodman Croby. (g. P.
Putnam's Sons.)—Mr. Croby has, so to speak, set up in business as a prophet. But his prophesying is of the right kind. By this we mean, not that in our judgment his predictions......
Kaleidoscope. By E. Katharine Bates. (ward And Downey.)—...
Froude's name is in Australia " as the red rag to the Colonial bull," what will Miss Bates's be, always supposing that the said bull sees it? Australia is "a second or......
Mr. Glancey Prefixes A Biographical Introduction, Giving...
Dr. Ullathorne's works. Among them are two publications levelled against the system of transportation which still prevailed when the writer commenced his ministerial work in......
Reader Should Begin By Studying Mr. Christian's Excellent...
" The Comedy of the Law " ("John Popplestone," " forty years town clerk of Stourmouth," is, as might be guessed, nominis umbra). In this he reviews similar productions m the......
The Ancient World And Christianity. Translated From The...
E. de Pressense,. D.D., by Annie Harwood Holman. (Hodder and Stoughton.)—In this volume, evidently the work of a man of great learning, M. de Pressenae traces what he conceives......
Selections From Lucian. With Notes By W. R Inge, M.a.,
and H. Macnaghten, B.A. (Rivingtons.)—Messrs. Inge and Mae- naghten have made an excellent school-book out of these selec- tions from Lucian. The Greek is just of the kind to be......
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