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Miss Lowe, who herself took an active part in the Mission, says comparatively little of her own share, but generously awards the praise to her colleagues." The Rock. LONDON: MORGAN & SCOTT, 12, PATERNOSTER BUILDINGS. WORKS BY REV. J. CULROSS, D.D., M.A. Cloth, bevelled boards, 3s. 6d. JOHN, WHOM JESUS LOVED. NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION: THIRD EDITION. WITH CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF THE "SEA OF Galilee,” and thE "ISLE OF PATMOS." From a Review by C. H. Spurgeon. "Preachers abound, but divines are few. The printing press pours forth a mass of matter, but a real book is a phenomenon. We count ourselves happy, for we have met with a divine in Dr. JAMES CULROSS [formerly] of Stirling, and [late] of Highbury-hill, London; and in his new work entitled JOHN, WHOM JESUS LOVED,' we have found a book. 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