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CHRIST-CHURCH LECTURES ON *THE UNITA-
RIAN CONTROVERSY.
TO-MORROW trill be pitblished. Ler 7, price ls.,
THE DOCTRINE OF THE T NITY ;
by the Rev. DAVID JAMES, Minister of Mary's, Kirk-
dala.—And Lectiire.B, price Is. 6d.,
THE ATONEMENT;
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by the Rev. R.-F. BUDDICOM, M.A., F.A.S., Incumbent of
St. George's, Everton.
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CHRIST OU
IN THE OBJECT OF LIFE.
IN THE RULE OF LIFE.
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E X A. P L E .
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IN HIS SORROWS.
IN HIS JOYS. •
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THE WORLD.
By the Author of "The Listen
]2mo, Gs
London : .1. HATCHARD and
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IN THE PRESS, & SHORTLY WILL BE PUBLISHED,
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!CLORE'S:DIRECTORY of LIVERPOOL and its En-
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arranged according to the successive numbers of their clVielt-
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A GENERAL OUTLINE of the ANIMAL KINGDOM.
Cl- By THOMAS RYMER JONES, F.Z.S:, Professor of Com-
parative Anatomy in King's College, London. • Five PArts,
containing 106 Engravings, are now published. Fifteen
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" The principles of zoological arrangement, based upon
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delineation of the general outline, &c.; as occupied a position
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extreme beauty and accuracy of the embellishments cannot,
fail to secure the approbation of the ptiblie. It will decidedly
prove one of the most valuable additions to our popular libra-
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JOHN VAN VOORST, 1, Paternoster-row.

UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF
His Grace the Archbishop of YoRK.
The Right Hon. the Earl of HAREWOOD.
The Right Hon. the Countess of HAREWOOD.
The Right Hon. the Earl of WILTON.
The Right Hon. Lady CAROLINE LASCELLES. _ •
The Right Hon. Lady AUGUSTA NA ENTWORTH• •
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of RIPoN.c
The Right Hon. Lord Viscount Moigrolt, M.P.
The Right Hon. Lord HOWARD OPPEFIN G AM: .
The Hon. Mrs. ARTHUR LASCELLES.
Sir JoHN DOYLE, K.C.B. . •
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RIGHT REV. THE LORI BISHOP OF RIPON,
BY CHARLES DANVERS HACKETT.
Author of " Miscellaneous Music," &c.
For the convenience of Private Families and small Choirs,
the whole of the Tunes in this Work will be so arranged that
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The following are some of the ,distingstished Authors who
hare been engaged to write for the Wo)* :
ADAMS, THOMAS, Organist of St. Dunstan's, London.
BENNETT, WILLIAM STEMDALE, London. '
CAMIDGE, MATTHEW, Organist of the Cathedral, York.
CAMIDGE, Dr., .York.
,qrrSi• 'en ineit?-4114.417 , • • •
Oxford, and Principal of the Royal, Academy-of Music.
ELVEY, G. T., Mus. Bac., Organist of the:Chapel Royal; • .
Windsor.
GAUNTLETT, HENRY J.. Esq., London.
Goss, JOHN, Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral.
HARRIS, J. J., Organist of the Collegiate Church, Man--
chester.
HAVERGAL, Rev.,W. H., Rector of Ashley, Stourport.
HODGES, EDWARD, Mus. Doc., Bristol. •
HORSLEY, WILLIAM, Mus. Bac., Oxon, Organist of the - •
Orphan Asylum, and of the Charter House, London.
MENDhLSSOIIs.
SALE, J. 8., Organist to Her Msjesty, London.
TURLE, JAMES, Organist of Vi esuninster Abbey. •
WALMSLEY, Trios. A., Mils. Bac., Professor of Music in:
the University of Cambridge, and Organist of- Trinity and
St. Join's Colleges.
WESLEY, S. SEBASTIAN, Organist of the Cathedral,
Exeter.

NEW CHURCHES.
This day is published, price Gd., with a view of Hook Church, •
near Kingston,
THE CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN, and Church of Eng-
land Magazine, for May.
CONTENTS; •
Account of the Rev. Humphrey Prid ox, Dean oF Nor-
wich.—Tue Misanthrope.—Duty of Ch ians.—The Sabbath
Morn.—Essays on Romanism, No. Church.
REVlEW.—Douglas on the Philosophy of blind.—King on
Conscience.
INTELLIGENCE.—Loudon Hibernian Society.—Home and
Colonial Infant School Society.—The Rev. Theo. Blumhardt.
REGISTER OF EVENTS.—State of Ireland, Canada, East . .
Indies.—Death of Archbishop of Tuam.—Drs. Smith and
Wardlaw's Lectures.

The present is the second of a series of VIEWS of NEW
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the Christian Guardian to insert occasionally, for toe purpose
of furnishing to those who are contemplating such wot•ks a
series of models, in every variety of the English style, and
on such scales of expense, accommodation, and ornament,•
as may suit every probable combination of circumstances.`
The tit st, being a view of the New Church at Stepney, -up-
peare in the Number for February.
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of the late Rev. C. Simeon, M.A., price W.
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DISCOURSES ON THE LIFE 041148RA1-1.4.M.
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111.
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ESSAYS ON ROMANISM.
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THE HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN 'INDIA, -
From the Commencement of the Christian Era.
By the Rev. JAMES HOUGH, M.A., F.C;P.S.-, Perpetual
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NOTICES OF THE REFORMATION IN-NAVARRE.
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GLIMPSES OF THE PAST.
By CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
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THE CHURCH'S VOICE OF INSTRUCTION.
Translated from the German of Dr.
"KRUMMAtHER, Authoi,
of " Elijah.

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V 111.
SERMONS ON PUCLIC WORSHIP.
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In twelves, price 35., cloth.
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THE LIFE OF SIR RICHARD HILL, BART.
By the Rev. EDWIN SIDNEY.
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THE BOOK OF PRIVATE DEVOTIONS,
Containing a Collection of the most valuable early Devotions
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AN APOLOGY OF THE CHUCCII OF ENGLAND.
By JORN JEWELL, D.D., Bishop of Salisbury.
Translated from the original Latin, by 'Wm. \Virtu;Rs
EWBANK, 8.A., of Christ College, Cambridge, Vicarof
Grindon, and Lecturer of Stockton-on-Tees. "
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