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Augustine - Exposition on the Psalms - v6
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SINGLE SERMONS.
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Llandaft With an Engraving. Is.
REV. D. P. CHASE. Constitu- ti :nal LoTaltT. A Sermon, preach ed before the University of Oxford, on Saturday, June 20, 1857, being the day on which her Majesty began her happy nign. 6d.
REV. W. COOKE. Weekly Com munion, the Clergv's Dutv and the Layman's Right. A Sermon,
preached at the Visitation of Arch deacon Giover. 9d.
TATLOR'S HOLY DYING.
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BALLADS, AND POEMS. By Arthur Cleveland Coxf. , M. A. , Rector of Grace Church, Baltimore. With Corrections, and a Preface to the English Edition by the Author. A New Edition. Fcap. Svo. , price 3s.
THE HISTORY AND CONQUESTS OF THE SARACENS. Six Lectures delivered before the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution. By Edward A. Freeman, M. A. , late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Fcap. 8vo. , price 5s.
ROME WARD AND HOMEWARD. A Second Part of" Perdiu and Angelina : An Anglo-Roman Dialogue. " By C. E. Kennawav, M. A. , Vicar of Campden. Fcap. 8vo. , sewed, Is.
Also the Second Edition of Part I. , price 2s. 6d. The two Parts together, in cloth, 3s. 6d.
ANCIENT COLLECTS AND OTHER PRAYERS, for the use of Clergy and Laity. Selected from various Rituals. By William Bright, M. A. , Fellow of University College, Oxford, and Theological Tutor of Trinity College, Glenalmond. 18mo. , cloth, 2s.
SCRIPTURE RECORD of the Life and Character of the Blessed Virgin, the Mother of our Lord. Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
DISCOURSES ON PROPHECY, in which are considered its Struc ture, Use, and Inspiration ; being the substance of Twelve Sermons preached in the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, by John Davison, B. D. Sixth and cheaper Edition. 8vo. , cloth, 9s.
THE FOUR GOSPELS AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, with Short Notes for the use of Schools and Young Persons. By Henrv Cotton, D. C. L. , Archdeacon of Cashel ; formerly Student of Christ Church, Oxford. Fcap. 8vo. , roan, 3s.
THE OLD WEEK'S PREPARATION towards a worthy receiving of the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, after the warning in the Church for its celebration. Edited by William Fraser, B. C. L. , Curate of Alton. Itima. , cloth, 2s.
DAILY STUDIES DURING LENT. By the Rev. Edward Monro, Incumbent of Harrow Weald, Middlesex; Author of " Parochial Work," "The Parish," " The Combatants," Sic. Fcap. 8vo. , antique cloth, 6s.
ANSELM'S MEDITATIONS. Meditations and Select Prayers, by
S. Anselm, formerly Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by E. B. PuseT, D. D. Fcap. 8vo. , 5s.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, from the First Century to the Reformation, By J. S. Bartlett. Fcap. 8ro. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
AMY GRANT l or, The One Motive. A Tale designed principally for the Teachers of the Children of the Poor. A second Edition. Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 3s. 0d.
THE TWO HOMES. A Tale. By the Author of " Amy Grant. " Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
DAWN AND TWILIGHT. A Tale. By the Author of "Amy Grant," " Two Homes," 8rc. 2 Vols. fcap. 8vo. , 7s. Now Ready.
CHRISTIAN
KENNETH; on, THE
REAR-GUARD OF THE GRAND ARMY. By the Author of the " Heir of Redclyffe," " Heartsease," &c. , &c.
Third Edition. Fcap. 8vo. , with Illustrations, 5s.
MANUALS OF GOTHIC ORNAMENT.
No. 1. Gothic Stone Carving, with numerous Illustrations. 16mo. , sq. , Is. 6d. No. 2. Gothic Mouldings, with numerous Illustrations. Kjmo. , Is. 6d.
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John Henry and James Parker. 5
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A Summarv of Church Events, and the fortnight, arranged according to sub short Articles on the Religious Topics of jects, with size, price, &c.
the day.
Reviews and Notices of all the new
Index, with prices of books noticed,-- Literary Notes and Queries, &c. , &c
Religious Publications, -- as far as possi
ble explaining their nature and object, with
Extracts and criticism, &c. , when needed. A Series of Articles on Parochial
Foreion Books, Short Notices of, with Literature, with Retrospective Reviews lists of all new Religious Works as pub and Notices of the different Books, lished in France, Germany, and America. Tracts, &c, published on the various
A Complete List of English Books subjects connected with the management in General Literature published during of a Parish.
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CATECHETICAL WORKS,
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V. Catechetical Lessons on the Parables of the New Testament. 1 art I. Parables I. -- XXI. Is.
VI. Paht II. Parables XXII. --XXXVII. la.
VII. Catechetical Notes on the Thirty- Nine Art cles. Is. 6d.
VIII. Catechetical Lessons on the Order for Morning and Evening Prayer, and the Litany. Is.
IX. Catechetical Lessons on the Miracles of our Lord. Part I. Miracles I-- XVII. Is.
X. Part II. Miracles XVIII. -- XXXVII. is.
Already published in this Series.
I. Catecheticax Lessons on the Creed. 6d.
GOTTABE PICTURES.
Cottage Pictures from the Old Testament. Twenty-eight large Illustrations,
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SCRIPTURE PRINTS FOR PAROCHIAL USE. PRINTED IN SEPIA, WITH ORNAMENTAl BORDERS.
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1. The Nativity.
2. St. John Preaching.
8. The Baptism of Christ. 4. Jacob's Dream.
5. The Transfiguration.
6. The Good Shepherd.
7. The Tribute-Money.
8. The Preparation for the Cross. 9. The Crucifixion.
10. Leading to Crucifixion.
11. Healing the Sick.
12. The Return of the Prodigal.
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No. 7. Caroline Elton ; or,~J
Vanity and Jealousy. > la. No. 8. Servants' Influence. J No. 9. The Railway Accident. No. 10. Wanted, a Wife.
Nw. II. Irrevocable.
No. 12. The Tenants at Tinkers' End, No. 13. Windycote Hall.
No. 14. False Honour.
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II. Catechetical Lessons on the Lord's Prayer. 6d.
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IV. Catechetical Lessons on the Sacraments, (id.
Questions on the Collects, Epistles, and Gospels, throughout the Year ; edited by the Rev. T. L. Clauohton, Vicar of Kidderminster. For the use of Teachers in Sunday- Schools. Two Parts 181110. ,cloth, each 2s. 6d.
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COMPLETION OF THE ANNALS OF ENGLAND.
Just published, Fcap. Svo. , with Illustrations, cloth, 5s.
The Thied Volume of the Annals of England. An Epitome of
added a copious Index to the whole Work. Illustrated throughout with many
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Vol. I. From the Roman Era to the deposition of Richard II. Cloth, 5s.
Vol. II. From the Accession of the House of Lancaster to Charles I. Cloth, 5s. Vol. III. From the Commonwealth to the Death of Queen Anne. Cloth, 5s.
From Cotemporary
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RiT Recommended by the Examiners in the School of Modern History at Oxford.
Writers, the Rolls of Parliament, and
With Notes by the Rev. W. E. Jelf, B. D. , Author of " A Greek Grammar," &c. 8vo. , cloth, 12s.
The Ethics of Aristotle.
The Text separately, 5s. The Notes separately, 7s.
SINGLE SERMONS.
BISHOP OF OXFORD. Tub | ARCHDEACON SANDFORD. Reruilding of the Temple a Time Clerical Training. A Sermon of Revival : A Sermon preached at preached on the Anniversary of the the Re-opening of the Cathedral of Cuddesdon Theological College. Is.
Llandaft With an Engraving. Is.
REV. D. P. CHASE. Constitu- ti :nal LoTaltT. A Sermon, preach ed before the University of Oxford, on Saturday, June 20, 1857, being the day on which her Majesty began her happy nign. 6d.
REV. W. COOKE. Weekly Com munion, the Clergv's Dutv and the Layman's Right. A Sermon,
preached at the Visitation of Arch deacon Giover. 9d.
TATLOR'S HOLY DYING.
4 Books and Pamphlets recently published by
BALLADS, AND POEMS. By Arthur Cleveland Coxf. , M. A. , Rector of Grace Church, Baltimore. With Corrections, and a Preface to the English Edition by the Author. A New Edition. Fcap. Svo. , price 3s.
THE HISTORY AND CONQUESTS OF THE SARACENS. Six Lectures delivered before the Edinburgh Philosophical Institution. By Edward A. Freeman, M. A. , late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Fcap. 8vo. , price 5s.
ROME WARD AND HOMEWARD. A Second Part of" Perdiu and Angelina : An Anglo-Roman Dialogue. " By C. E. Kennawav, M. A. , Vicar of Campden. Fcap. 8vo. , sewed, Is.
Also the Second Edition of Part I. , price 2s. 6d. The two Parts together, in cloth, 3s. 6d.
ANCIENT COLLECTS AND OTHER PRAYERS, for the use of Clergy and Laity. Selected from various Rituals. By William Bright, M. A. , Fellow of University College, Oxford, and Theological Tutor of Trinity College, Glenalmond. 18mo. , cloth, 2s.
SCRIPTURE RECORD of the Life and Character of the Blessed Virgin, the Mother of our Lord. Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
DISCOURSES ON PROPHECY, in which are considered its Struc ture, Use, and Inspiration ; being the substance of Twelve Sermons preached in the Chapel of Lincoln's Inn, by John Davison, B. D. Sixth and cheaper Edition. 8vo. , cloth, 9s.
THE FOUR GOSPELS AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, with Short Notes for the use of Schools and Young Persons. By Henrv Cotton, D. C. L. , Archdeacon of Cashel ; formerly Student of Christ Church, Oxford. Fcap. 8vo. , roan, 3s.
THE OLD WEEK'S PREPARATION towards a worthy receiving of the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, after the warning in the Church for its celebration. Edited by William Fraser, B. C. L. , Curate of Alton. Itima. , cloth, 2s.
DAILY STUDIES DURING LENT. By the Rev. Edward Monro, Incumbent of Harrow Weald, Middlesex; Author of " Parochial Work," "The Parish," " The Combatants," Sic. Fcap. 8vo. , antique cloth, 6s.
ANSELM'S MEDITATIONS. Meditations and Select Prayers, by
S. Anselm, formerly Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by E. B. PuseT, D. D. Fcap. 8vo. , 5s.
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, from the First Century to the Reformation, By J. S. Bartlett. Fcap. 8ro. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
AMY GRANT l or, The One Motive. A Tale designed principally for the Teachers of the Children of the Poor. A second Edition. Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 3s. 0d.
THE TWO HOMES. A Tale. By the Author of " Amy Grant. " Fcap. 8vo. , cloth, 2s. 6d.
DAWN AND TWILIGHT. A Tale. By the Author of "Amy Grant," " Two Homes," 8rc. 2 Vols. fcap. 8vo. , 7s. Now Ready.
CHRISTIAN
KENNETH; on, THE
REAR-GUARD OF THE GRAND ARMY. By the Author of the " Heir of Redclyffe," " Heartsease," &c. , &c.
Third Edition. Fcap. 8vo. , with Illustrations, 5s.
MANUALS OF GOTHIC ORNAMENT.
No. 1. Gothic Stone Carving, with numerous Illustrations. 16mo. , sq. , Is. 6d. No. 2. Gothic Mouldings, with numerous Illustrations. Kjmo. , Is. 6d.
No. 3. Gothic Surface Ornament. I6mo. , Is. 6d.
John Henry and James Parker. 5
3ht 3Rty[arg
dflmrdtmatt.
THE LITERARY CHURCHMAN was established in order to extend to Religious Literature the advantages which General Literature already possessed in the Athentsum, and other similar jour nals, thus placing the resident in the country on an equality as re gards information relating to Religious Literature, &c. , with the resi dent in town.
It is the object of this Journal to place the subscriber entirely au courant with the Religious Literature of the day, by exhibiting the nature and object of all religious works, of whatever class or kind, as they are issued from the press, besides giving a complete summary of the Books in General Literature, issued during the fortnight, and other information of importance or interest to the Clergy and Churchmen
generally. -- The usual contents of the Journal are as follow :
A Summarv of Church Events, and the fortnight, arranged according to sub short Articles on the Religious Topics of jects, with size, price, &c.
the day.
Reviews and Notices of all the new
Index, with prices of books noticed,-- Literary Notes and Queries, &c. , &c
Religious Publications, -- as far as possi
ble explaining their nature and object, with
Extracts and criticism, &c. , when needed. A Series of Articles on Parochial
Foreion Books, Short Notices of, with Literature, with Retrospective Reviews lists of all new Religious Works as pub and Notices of the different Books, lished in France, Germany, and America. Tracts, &c, published on the various
A Complete List of English Books subjects connected with the management in General Literature published during of a Parish.
Published every alternate Saturday, price id. ; free by pott, 5d. SUBSCRIPTIONS.
*. d. s. d. For the year (i. e. 26 Numbers) . 8 0 I For Six Months, 12 Numbers . 4 0
,,
Ditto free by post . 10 0 | ? Ditto free by post . 5 0 A specimen Number sent gratuitously on application.
FOR ONE PENNY A-MONTH.
GOOD READING FOR ALL CHRISTIAN CHURCHMEN; FOR MASTERS AND MISTRESSES, FOR SERVANTS AND SCHOlARS. Amusement blended with Instruction.
The attention ofthe Clergy is particularly requested to this publication, --the only Penny Monthly Periodical upholding sound Church principles, and with a circula tion of scarcely more than 20,000 per month, while the aggregate sale of Penny Religious Monthlies is upwards of 540,000 each month. The Statistics shewing this will be forwarded on application.
From fifty to one hundred prospectuses for distribution Kill be sent free by post to any perso /uncording one penny stamp to the Editor, 377, Strand, London.
THE GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZINE,
AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL REVIEW.
MONTHLY, Price 2s. 64.
In course ofpreparation.
G Books and Pamphlets recently published by PAROCHIAL.
CATECHETICAL WORKS,
Pesigned to aid the Clergy in Public Catechising. Uniform in size and type with the " Parochial Tracts. "
Recently published in the Series.
V. Catechetical Lessons on the Parables of the New Testament. 1 art I. Parables I. -- XXI. Is.
VI. Paht II. Parables XXII. --XXXVII. la.
VII. Catechetical Notes on the Thirty- Nine Art cles. Is. 6d.
VIII. Catechetical Lessons on the Order for Morning and Evening Prayer, and the Litany. Is.
IX. Catechetical Lessons on the Miracles of our Lord. Part I. Miracles I-- XVII. Is.
X. Part II. Miracles XVIII. -- XXXVII. is.
Already published in this Series.
I. Catecheticax Lessons on the Creed. 6d.
GOTTABE PICTURES.
Cottage Pictures from the Old Testament. Twenty-eight large Illustrations,
coloured by hand. The set, folio, 7s. 6d.
Cottage Pictures from the New Testament, (uniform with above). 7s. 6&
SCRIPTURE PRINTS FOR PAROCHIAL USE. PRINTED IN SEPIA, WITH ORNAMENTAl BORDERS.
Price One Penny each ; or the set in an ornamental envelope, One Shilling.
1. The Nativity.
2. St. John Preaching.
8. The Baptism of Christ. 4. Jacob's Dream.
5. The Transfiguration.
6. The Good Shepherd.
7. The Tribute-Money.
8. The Preparation for the Cross. 9. The Crucifixion.
10. Leading to Crucifixion.
11. Healing the Sick.
12. The Return of the Prodigal.
Sixty thousand have already been sold of these prints. They are also kept mounted and varnished, 3d. each.
TALES FOR THE Y0UN6 MEN AND WOMEN OF EN6LAND.
" To make boys learn to read, and then to place no good books within their reach, is to give an appetite, and leave nothing in the pantry eave unwholesome and poisonous food, which, upon it, they will eat rather than starve. "-- Sir W. Scott.
A'oic ready, price Is. each.
No. 1. Mother and Son.
No. 2. The Recruit. A new Edition. No. 8. The Strike.
No. 4. James Bright, the Shopman. No. 5. Jonas Clint.
No. 6. The Sisters.
No. 7. Caroline Elton ; or,~J
Vanity and Jealousy. > la. No. 8. Servants' Influence. J No. 9. The Railway Accident. No. 10. Wanted, a Wife.
Nw. II. Irrevocable.
No. 12. The Tenants at Tinkers' End, No. 13. Windycote Hall.
No. 14. False Honour.
No. 15. Old Jarvis's Will.
No. 16. The Two Cottages. No. 17. Squitch.
No. 18. The Politician. No. 19. Two to One.
II. Catechetical Lessons on the Lord's Prayer. 6d.
III. Catechetical Lessons on the Ten Commandments. 6d.
IV. Catechetical Lessons on the Sacraments, (id.
Questions on the Collects, Epistles, and Gospels, throughout the Year ; edited by the Rev. T. L. Clauohton, Vicar of Kidderminster. For the use of Teachers in Sunday- Schools. Two Parts 181110. ,cloth, each 2s. 6d.
No. 20. Hobson's Choice. "\ No. 21. Susan. 1 . No. 22. Mary Thomas; or, I
Dissent tt Evenly. J
John Henry and James Parker.
EDUCATIONAL.
7
COMPLETION OF THE ANNALS OF ENGLAND.
Just published, Fcap. Svo. , with Illustrations, cloth, 5s.
The Thied Volume of the Annals of England. An Epitome of
added a copious Index to the whole Work. Illustrated throughout with many
Woodcuts.
Vol. I. From the Roman Era to the deposition of Richard II. Cloth, 5s.
Vol. II. From the Accession of the House of Lancaster to Charles I. Cloth, 5s. Vol. III. From the Commonwealth to the Death of Queen Anne. Cloth, 5s.
From Cotemporary
other Public Records. With an Appendix, containing an Account of Writers on English History; an Index of Statutes; Notes, and Illustrations. To which is
English History.
Each volume is sold separately.
RiT Recommended by the Examiners in the School of Modern History at Oxford.
Writers, the Rolls of Parliament, and
With Notes by the Rev. W. E. Jelf, B. D. , Author of " A Greek Grammar," &c. 8vo. , cloth, 12s.
The Ethics of Aristotle.
The Text separately, 5s. The Notes separately, 7s.
