Works Published

BY

JOHN HENRY JACKSON,

21 PATERNOSTER ROW.

BY THE REV. J. STEVENSON,
Vicar of Patrixbourne-with-Bridge, Canterbury.

GRATITUDE.

An Exposition of the Hundred-and-Third Psalm.

THIRD THOUSAND.

Post 8vo. 6s. cloth.

BY DANIEL,

Bishop of Calcutta and Metropolitan of India. EXPOSITORY LECTURES ON THE

COLOSSIANS.

THIRD EDITION.

Foolscap 8vo. 6s. cloth.

"We rejoice to see these admirable lectures put forth again."— Christian Times.

"Those chapters which treat of baptismal regeneration, and saint and angel worship, will be found especially interesting."-Plymouth Times.

"They are deeply imbued with piety and Christian meekness, and evince much and careful study. The subjects discussed have a pecu liar applicability to the present position of the Church."- Derby Mercury.

BY THE REV. D. PITCAIRN.

PERFECT PEACE:

Letters Memorial of the late J. W. Howell.

TWENTY-FOURTH THOUSAND.

WITH PORTRAIT BY THOMPSON.

Foolscap. 2s. 6d. cloth.

BY MRS. WARD.

HESTER FLEMING.

The Good Seed and its Certain Fruit.

Fcap. 8vo. 3s. 6d. cloth, engraving.

"Mrs. Ward starts out with a high purpose, and sustains it in every character and scene throughout. To ministers of the Church of England and its members, and even to all denominations, it offers sound instruction and salutary advice "-Dover Chronicle.

"Hints are offered to the author's own sex on the real nature of their position, and the moral is well worked out in a tale which shows that neither riches, nor talents, nor beauty, nor power, have aught to do with the working of God's will, unless used as gifts from him."Belfast News Letter.

These

"Intended to remind parents and teachers of the deep responsibility attached to that state of life it has pleased God to call them. counsels are expressed in graceful, flowing language."— Wiltshire Mirror.

"We cordially commend this tale to the attention of Christian parents. The Authoress is an Episcopalian, and much of the tale lies in and around an English rector; nevertheless, there is no sectarian leaning, but, on the contrary, the utmost faithfulness in exposing error and divergence from the simplicity of the Gospel."—Banff Journal.

"We would recommend this book as one that can be read by, as it is suited to, all classes."-Liverpool Courier.

"A simple, well-told, and highly interesting story, in which is interwoven much practical and sound information, by which young and old might profit."-Plymouth Herald.

By the same Author.

LIZZIE DORIAN.

The Soldier's Wife.

Fcap. 1s. 6d. boards.

Works Published by J. H. JACKSON.

WORKS

3

BY THE REV. W. B. MACKENZIE, M.A. Incumbent of St. James', Holloway.

REDEEMING LOVE.

SECOND THOUSAND.

Fcap. 8vo. 2s. 6d. cloth; cloth gilt. 3s.

"The subject is placed in various lights and viewed from different points, and gathers, or we should say displays, brilliancy and excellence in proportion as it is contemplated."-Christian Examiner.

"The writer has compendiously embodied the very marrow of Gospel truth, in a style of address well calculated to arrest and interest the undecided, to instruct and encourage the anxious inquirer, and to edify the more established."-Record.

"It is brief, but forcible, pointing out Christ's sacrifice as the only way of salvation, and faith in his redeeming love as the sole refuge of the sinner."-Clerical Journal.

"The author has given a most catholic view of the greatest of all subjects the redemption of man-and divested the work of many hinderances, both to its usefulness and attractiveness, which theological writers too frequently place around it."-Portsmouth Guardian. "Mr. Mackenzie writes in a profitable and useful manner. His writings are imbued with scriptural truth, and the present work is of an instructive, animating, and consolatory description."- Church of Scotland Review.

BIBLE CHARACTERS;

Abraham. Herod and Herodias. David. Daniel, and the Three Hebrew Confessors. Joshua and Abijah. Ruth and Naomi.

Fcap. 8vo. 3s. cloth.

THE

DWELLINGS OF THE RIGHTEOUS:

Pastoral Adbice on Home Duties.

18mo. 1s. 6d. cloth; 2s. cloth gilt.

Also by the Rev. W. B. Mackenzie, M.A.
MARRIED LIFE;

Its Duties, Trials, and Joys.

FOURTH THOUSAND.

18mo. 1s. 6d. cloth; cloth gilt, 2s;

Bound for Wedding Presents in white silk, 48. 6d.

Also kept bound with "Dwellings of the Righteous," 38. cloth gilt.

POOR LETTER "H."
Its Use and Abuse.

Y THE HON. HENRY H.

SEVENTEENTH THOUSAND.

Wrapper, 2d.

TRUE COURTESY:

Its Want and Value.

BY SIR JOHN COURTEOUS.

FOURTH THOUSAND.

Wrapper, 2d.

SMOKING AND SMOKERS.

The Habit and its Slabes.

THIRD THOUSAND.

Wrapper, 2d.