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HELP TO DISTRICT VISITORS : being Plain
and Practical Remarks on some Portions of the Gospels, parti-
cularly the Narratives and Parables. With an Appendix of
Prayers selected from the Liturgy. By the Rev. W. MAXWELL
SMITH, Rector of "Afton, and Perpetual Curate of Tiutinhull,
Somersetshire. Fcap. cloth, 3s. 6d.
VIII.

THE OLD AND NEW DISPENSATIONS
COMPARED; showing in whet respects they differ; what
bthings are peculiar to the former; and what are common to
Moth. By WALTER ALFORD, M.A., Perpetual Curate of
uchelney, Somerset. Crown Sro. cloth, 12e.
" A work of great value."—Record.

SERMONS to a COUNTRY CONGREGATION.
Ity AUGUSTUS WILLIAM HARE, A.M., late Fellow of New
college, and Rector of Alton Barnes. Eighth Edition, 2 ♦ole.
cloth, price let.

LIGHT IN THE DWELLING; or, a Harmony
of the Four Gospels. With very Short and Simple Remarks
adapted to Reading at Family Prayer., and arranged in 365
Sections for every Day of the Year. By the Author of " Peep
of bay," " Line upon Line," to. Fifteenth Thousand, crown
bro. cloth, Bs., or in Bvo., large type, 10a.

SERMONS PREACHED IN COUNTRY
CHURCHES. By R. DRUMMOND RAWSSLEY, M.A.,Vioar
of Shiplake, Oxon, Author of " Village Sermons." 19tuo.
cloth, 6a. . _ .

" A good volume: we can 'ably recommentl it Ja niece
Chronicle.

XII.
SCRIPTURAL SONNETS. By Mrs. HEY,
Author of " Moral of Flowers," &c. Foolscap.

xm.
MORE ABOUT JESUS: a Sequel to " Peep of
Lg." By the same Author. 13mo.

[ In December.

London: HATCHARD and CO., 187, Piccadilly.

MESSRS. TRUBNER and CO., in reply to the inquiries of their
numerous Subscribers, have much pleasure in announcing
that they will issue in December, THE lel 11.S'r VOLUME
(,oinpnsing Letters A to J. 1035 pp., imp. Sur., price 18s. to
subscribers, 21s. to non•subscriben) of
CRITICAL DICTIONARY OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE, AND BRITISH AND AMERICAN
AUTHORS, Living and Deceased, from the Earliest Accounts
to toe Middle of the Nineteenth Century. Containing Thin).
one Thousand Biographies and Literary Notices. With an
lades of Subject Matter. By 8. AUSTIN ALLILIONE.

The Second Volume (Letter K to Z, likewise exceeding 1000
pp.), which is in a very forward state (being stereotyped as far as
the Letter S), will complete the work, and be Published, with a
most elaborate Index of Subject Matter, in the Autumn of 109,
on the same terms as the First Volume.

The above important work was originally announced to be
published in 1857, in one vol. imp. Bvo., of about 1500 pages,
mid the first appeal to the public on its behalf was signally
siv.ressfuL The delay in the publication seems to have caused
a feeling of disappointment among the patrons of the work, but
it is hoped that this feeling will give way to one of lively
satisfaction when the first half of it is examined. The high
expectations raised by the mere announcement made it incum-
bent upon the Author and Publishers to ►pare no expense or
trouble to bring the work to the greatest state of perfection :
and although stereotyped to the letter Hat the time it was first
announced, that portion has been entirely revised, partly re-
written, and so much newmatter introduce 1, that the subscribers
till flow receive above 4000 pages, at no increase of price.
Prospectuses and Specimens will be forwarded on application.
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