before the University of Cambridge in 1827-8; to which are annexed Two Dissertations; 1. On the Reasonableness of the Orthodox Views of Christianity, as opposed to the Rationalism of Germany; 2. On the Interpretation of Prophecy generally, with an Original Exposition of the Book of Revelation, showing that the whole of that remarkable Prophecy has long ago been fulfilled, 8vo. extra cloth boards, (pub at 148.) reduced to 7s. 1830 LEIGHTON'S (ARCHBISHOP) WHOLE WORKS: to which is prefixed a Life of the Author, by the REV. T. N. PEARSON. New edition, thick vols. 8vo. portrait, extra cloth, (pub. at 11. 48.) reduced to 168.

1846

The only complete edition. COMMENTARY ON PETER; with Life by Pearson, complete, in one thick handsomely printed vol. 8vo. portrait, extra cloth, (pub. at 128.) reduced to 98. 1846

"I cannot sufficiently express the delight and edification which I have found in the writings of this wonderful man, for such I must deliberately call him. I can hardly forbear saying, as a considerable philosopher and eminent divine said to me in a letter long ago, there is a spirit in Archbishop Leighton I never met in any human writings; nor can I read many lines in them without being moved.' His works ought to be reckoned among the greatest treasures of the English tongue; they continually overflow with love to God, and breathe an heart entirely transformed by the Gospel, and above the views of everything but pleasing God."-Dr. Doddridge.

"Archbishop Leighton had the greatest elevation of soul, the largest compass of knowledge, the most mortified and most heavenly disposition that I ever yet saw in mortal; that had the greatest parts, as well as virtues, with the perfectest humility, that I ever saw in man."-Bishop Burnet.

"There is no expository work in the English language equal to Leighton's Exposition of Peter. It is rich in evangelical sentiment, exalted devotion, and admirable illustration. There is learning without its parade, theology divested of systematic stiffness, and eloquence in a beautiful flow of unaffected language and appropriate imagery. To say more would be unbecoming, and less could not be said with justice." -Orme.

"Mr. Pearson's edition of Archbishop Leighton is an excellent one. All parties agree in commendation of this celebrated divine."-Lowndes.

"Archbishop Leighton is an incomparable writer, full of the deepest evangelical devotion, with the best taste. His praise is in all the churches. He is one of the very first divines of the British church, whose writings breathe throughout the spirit of devotion, a noble strain of deep piety, a most humble, heavenly, and loving spirit, an elegant mind and a scriptural standard of evangelical doctrine.-His life, by Mr. Pearson, is a delightful piece of biography."-The Rev. E. Bickersteth.

LETTERS ON THE WRITINGS OF THE FATHERS OF THE FIRST TWO CENTURIES, (Clement, Barnabas, Hermas, Ignatius, Polycarp, Justin Martyr, Irenæus,) with Reflections on the Oxford Tracts, and Strictures on "The Records of the Church," by MISOPAPISTICUS, crown 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 58. 6d.) reduced to 38. 1844

LIFE AND DEFENCE OF THE CONDUCT AND PRINCIPLES OF THE VENERABLE AND CALUMNIATED BISHOP BONNER, in which is considered the best mode of again Changing the Religion of this Nation, by a Tractarian British Critic, (PREBENDARY TREMYARD), 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 10s. 6d.) reduced to 48. 6d.

1842

"This ironical life and defence of Bishop Bonner is an exposure of the Romish tendency of the Oxford

Tracts, and is written throughout with ability and learning. There is no doubt that the author ha damaged the party he has attacked."-Athen@ES,

"An ironical polemical defence of Bishop Bonter; under the mask of justifying, it bitterly condemns the Romish Church and its professors, Puseyites. It shows considerable reading, and is very clever."-Literary Gazette.

"The aim of the writer has been carried out with great skill, great ability, and great effect. The sarcasm is always biting; the very difficult point of the double character is well sustained; and the style is strong and polished, without any appearance of labour."-Spectator.

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THE HERMIT SAINTS; being the Histories of
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the course of the Divine dispensation; to instruct us in the capabilities of the English character; and to open upon us the duties and the hopes to which that Church is heir, which was in former times the mother of St. Boniface and St. Ethelreda." LUTHER'S

COMMENTARY

Few preachers have enjoyed greater popularity in London, or its vicinity, than the late Rev. George Mathew, many years Vicar of Greenwich, and alternate Morning Preacher at St. James's. Four large editions of his sermons were sold in a very short time. They are remarkable specimens of close and perspicuous argument, arranged with great clearness, and enforced with extraordinary ability.

reduced to 38. 6d.

1847

LUTHER (MARTIN) LIFE AND TIMES OF, by the Author of "Three Experiments of Living,' ""Sketches of the Old Painters," &c. 18mo. ex. gilt cl. 362 pages, (pub. at 2s. 6d.) reduced to 18. 6d. 1840 MADGE'S ANALYTICAL VIEW OF PUSEYISM, or Lectures on certain High Church Principles commonly designated by that term, 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 98.) reduced to 48. 6d. 1844

A complete history of Puseyism and analysis of its principles by an opponent. It includes a learned but popular disquisition on tradition, the institution of Episcopacy, and gradual rise of the High Church party; and will be found to be a complete view of Puseyism in a simple and comprehensive form. MAGEE'S (ARCHBISHOP) WORKS, comprising Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doctrines of Atonement and Sacrifice; Sermons, and Visitation Charges. With a Memoir of his Life by the REV. A. H. KENNY, D.D. 2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 11. 68.) reduced to 188.

1842

"Discovers such deep research, yields so much valuable information, and affords so many helps to the refutation of error, as to constitute the most valuable treasure of Biblical learning of which a Christian scholar can he possessed."-Christian Observer. MALTBY'S (DR. EDWARD, LORD BISHOP

OF DURHAM) SERMONS, including those preached at Lincoln's Inn, 3 thick vols. 8vo. extra cloth, lettered, (pub. at 17. 148. 6d.) reduced to 158. 1819

CHARGES AT DURHAM, CHICHESTER, &c. and Miscellaneous Tracts on the Catholic Question, Bible Society, Education, &c. (published at various periods between 1807 and 1843, and now collected into 1 volume) 8vo. cloth lettered, (pub. at 15s.) reduced to 58. ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE TRUTH OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION,

"Mr. Mathew's Sermons display every excellence we could wish; all that can instruct the ignorant, confirm the wavering, or alarm the vicious: they cannot be read without advantage. He has been eminently successful in reducing Butler's Analogy to the level of the meanest capacity, and in giving a luminous précis of his arguments."-British Critic.

1842

HISTORIA ACTÆ CONCILII TRIDENTINI, an. 1562 et 1563, cum aliis multis circa dictum Concilium, thick 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 11. 18.) reduced to 68. LIFE AND PONTIFICATE OF POPE PIUS THE FIFTH, second edition, with Supplement, 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 1844 12s. 6d.) reduced to 58.

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INDEX OF BOOKS PROHIBITED by command of the present Pope Gregory XVI. in 1835, 12mo. cl. (pub. at 48. 6d.) red. to 3s. LITERARY POLICY OF THE CHURCH OF ROME exhibited in an Account of her Damnatory Catalogues or Indexes, both Prohibitory and Expurgatory; with illustrative Extracts, Anecdotes, and Remarks, second edition, 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 148.) reduced to 68. MOORE'S (REV. D.) CAMBRIDGE PRIZE ESSAYS, OR THE CHRISTIAN SYSTEM VINDICATED AGAINST THE MORE POPULAR FORMS OF MODERN INFIDELITY, second edition, with additions, post 8vo. extra cloth bds. (pub. at 6s.) red. to 48. 1844

1844

"A condensed and able summary of the arguments adduced by the best writers on the Evidences of Christianity."-Athenæum.

"This publication meets the sophisms of infidelity, as they now appear, upon right principles and with sound judgment. The three Essays which constitute the volume have severally obtained the Norrisian and Hulsean prizes at Cambridge, which is a sufficient tes timony in its favour."-British Magazine.

"Distinguished by a simple elegance of language and accuracy of reasoning, which not only obtained for the author the honours of his mother University, but have raised his Prize Essays to the highest rank in the class of compositions to which they belong."Churchman's Monthly Review.

at 78. 6d.) reduced to 3s. 6d.

1803

"A book which every clergyman ought to possess." -Bishop Tomline. MANUSCRIPT SERMONS-a series of Sixty English Sermons on the Doctrine, Principles, and Practice of Christianity, adapted to the Pulpit, by a Doctor of Divinity, complete in 15 parts, small 4to. (each containing Four Sermons) lithographed on writing paper to resemble MSS. (pub. at 31. 158.) reduced to 10s. 6d. MATHEW (REV. G.). SERMONS ON DOCTRINE AND PRACTICE, by the REV. GEORGE MATHEW, Vicar of Greenwich, and alternate Morning Preacher at St. James's, fifth edition, 2 vols. 8vo. in extra cloth boards, (pub. at 188.) reduced to 78. 6d.

1834

and Notes, 9 vols. fcap. 8vo. fine Portrait and Frontispieces, gilt cloth, (pub. at 21. 5s.) reduced to 17. 11s. 6d. Fisher, 1840

This edition does not contain the Spirit of Prayer or the Essay on St. Paul, but these may be had separately.

LIFE, by the REV. HENRY THOMSON, post 8vo. printed uniformly with her Works, and forming an additional volume, Portrait, and numerous wood engravings, extra cloth, (pub. at 128.) reduced to 68. Cadell, 1838

"This may be called the official edition of Hannah More's Life. It brings so much new and interesting matter into the field respecting her, that it will receive a hearty welcome from the public. Among the rest, the particulars of most of her publications will reward the curiosity of literary readers."-Literary Gazette.

POOL'S

(MATTHEW) ANNOTATIONS UPON THE HOLY BIBLE, wherein the Sacred Text is inserted, and various Readings annexed, together with the Parallel Scriptures; the more difficult Terms in each Verse are explained, seeming Contradictions reconciled, Questions and Doubts resolved, and the whole Text opened, 3 large vols. impl. 8vo. ex. cloth, (pub. at 31. 15s.) reduced to 37. 38. 1842

Cecil says, "if we must have commentators, as we certainly must, Pool is incomparable, and I had almost said, abundant of himself," and the Rev. E. Bickersteth pronounces the annotations to be judicious and full. It is no mean praise of this valuable work that it is in the list of books recommended to clergymen by Bishop Tomline. It is likewise recommended by Gilpin, Drs. E. Williams, Adam Clarke, Doddridge, Horne, and the learned in general. PORTEUS'S (BISHOP) WORKS, with his Life,

by the REV. ROBERT HODGSON, Dean of Carlisle, 6 vols. 8vo. extra gilt cloth, (pub. at 27. 108.) reduced to 17. 58.

1823 LECTURES, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, (pub. at 168.) reduced to 88.

the same, complete in 1 vol. 8vo. cloth, (pub. at 9s.) reduced to 58.

SERMONS, 2 vols. 8vo. cloth, (pub. at 168.) reduced to 10s. 6d.

Bishop Porteus was a light in his generation and to posterity; and an ornament to the times in which he lived.

"His sermons are conspicuous for sound judgment, solid argument, great knowledge of the human heart, accurate observation of the world, an unshrinking reprobation of vice, the most persuasive exhortations to piety, and an unqualified avowal of all the essential fundamental truths and doctrines of the Gospel."Eclectic Review.

"It is creditable to the public taste that his writings should have acquired this high popularity; for their excellencies both as to matter and style well deserve it."-Quarterly Review.

PROTESTANT'S ARMORY; being a Collection of Extracts from various Writers on the Church of Rome, chiefly designed to show its Apostate, Idolatrous, and Anti-Christian Character, compiled by a Lay Member of the Church of England (POYNDER), fcap. 8vo. extra cloth, (pub. at 78.) reduced to 58. 1839 RIDGELEY'S BODY OF DIVINITY, wherein the Doctrines of the Christian Religion are Explained and Defended, complete in 2 vols. 1844 impl. 8vo. Portrait, extra cloth, 17. 48.

"It is probable that the English language does not furnish a work of this nature that, for perspicuity of language, extent of research, accuracy of judgment, and judicious description, any way equals this of Dr. Ridgeley. He was a man of extensive and sound learning, of remarkable diligence, and a strict economist of his time. His skilful knowledge of the learned languages, large acquaintance with ancient and modern writers, and critical knowledge of the sacred volume, rendered him well qualified for theological controversy."-Wilson.

"His lectures display soundness of judgment, extensive learning, and an intimate acquaintance with the sacred oracles."--Bogue. SANDERSON'S (BISHOP) SERMONS, with Life of the Author by ISAAC WALTON, and an Introductory Essay by the REV. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, 2 vols. 8vo. extra cloth boards, (pub. at 17. 48.) reduced to 148.

1841

No library which admits the sermons of Barrow, Tillotson, and Jeremy Taylor, should be without those of that great divine Bishop Sanderson.

Dr. Hammond has observed that, "Sanderson conceives all things deliberately, speaks upon them discreetly, discerns things that differ exactly, passeth his judgment rationally, and expresses it aptly, clearly

"What Bishop

and honestly." Dr. Wotton says, Sanderson has written is all gold, and thoroughly refined." And the Rev. E. Bickersteth observes, "Sanderson was a man of great reflection and judgment, and his works abound with important discussions and decisions."

"There are no sermons more valuable for study, or more to be recommended to a young divine for their sound doctrine and admirable matter, than Bishop Sanderson's."-Ecclesiastical Journal.

SCLATER'S (DR. WILLIAM) ORIGINAL DRAUGHT OF THE PRIMITIVE CHURCH, new edition, corrected, with the Quotations from the Fathers and Old Divines, given at length, 12mo. cloth lettered, (pub. at 68.) reduced to 38. Oxford, Talboys, 1840

This is the reprint of a very rare and highly appreciated work. The author is mentioned by Chalmers, Wood, and others, as one of the most learned and judicious divines of his time; and Bickersteth says that "these two valuable works have exhausted this important subject," speaking of Sclater and King. SCOTT'S (W.) HARMONY OF PHRENOLOGY WITH SCRIPTURE; to which is added, a Refutation of the Philosophical Errors contained in Combe's "Constitution of Man," second edition, post 8vo. cloth, (pub. at 6s. 6d.) reduced to 38. 6d. Edin. 1837

SCOTT'S (REV. THOMAS) COMMENTARY ON THE HOLY BIBLE, genuine trade edition, with the Author's last Corrections and Improvements, and numerous beautiful woodcut illustrations and maps, the complete work in 3 vols. impl. 8vo. extra cloth lettered, (pub. at 41. 48.) reduced to 27. 12s. 6d. Seeley, &c. "An original, sound, evangelical, and practical Commentary, with a vast collection of parallels."Bickersteth.

"The capital excellency of this valuable and immense undertaking, perhaps, consists in following more closely than any other, the fair and adequate meaning of every part of Scripture, without regard to the niceties of human systems; it is, in every sense of the expression, a Scriptural comment. It has likewise a further and a strong recommendation in its originality. Every part of it is thought out by the author for himself, not borrowed from others. The later editions, indeed, are enriched with brief and valuable quotations from several writers of credit-but the substance of the work is entirely his own. It is not a compilation, it is an original production, in which you have the deliberate judgments of a masculine and independent mind on all the parts of Holy Scripture. Every student will understand the value of such a work. Further, it is the comment of our age, presenting many of the best lights which history casts on the interpretation of prophecy, giving several of the remarks which sound criticism has accumulated from the different branches of sacred literature, obviating the chief objections which modern annotators have advanced against some of the distinguishing doctrines of the Gospel, and adapting the instructions of Scripture to the peculiar circumstances of the times in which we live. The commentator's eminent characteristics were a matured knowledge, skill as a textuary, sterling honesty, a firm grasp of truth, unfeigned submission of mind to every part of the inspired records, a holy temper of heart, unfeigned diligence, and perseverance."-Horne.

PRACTICAL COMMENTARY ON THE BIBLE, for the Use of Families, 2 large and closely printed volumes, impl. 8vo. extra cloth boards, (pub. at 17. 168.) reduced to 188. Seeley, 1834

Mr. Bickersteth suggested the publication of this condensed edition of Scott's celebrated Commentary, observing that "a Practical Commentary on the Scriptures, written with the soundness of Scott, and within a moderate compass for the use of families, was still a desideratum."

SERMONS, including two on the Duties of the Pastoral Office; with Memoir of

his Life by the REV. S. KING, 8vo. handsomely printed, cloth lettered, (pub. at 108. 6d.) reduced to 48. Seeley, 1837 SCRIPTURE GENEALOGIES, containing 38 beautifully executed lithographic drawings of all the Genealogies recorded in the Sacred Scriptures, according to every Family and Tribe; with the Line of our Saviour Jesus Christ observed from Adam to the Virgin Mary, by J. P. MORRIS, Esq., royal 4to. extra cloth, gilt on sides, (pub. at 17. 118. 6d.) reduced to 78. 6d. This elegant work will be found curious and interesting to the theological reader. It not only contains tastefully engraved plates of every genealogy, family, tribe, &c., mentioned in the Holy Scriptures, but also drawings of the Tabernacle, and plans of the Camp of the Israelites, and City of Jerusalem, with explanations. An edition of only 500 cost the author upwards of 500 guineas getting up, and although printed several years ago, it has not hitherto been published. SERLE'S (AMBROSE) SELECT WORKS, including his "Christian Remembrancer," complete; Essays from the "Horæ Solitariæ," and "Church of God;" and Extracts from his "Secret Thoughts," edited by the REV. E. BICKERSTETH, fcap. 8vo. cloth lettered, (pub. at 58.) reduced to 3s. 6d. 1847 SIDNEY'S (REV. E.) LIFE OF SIR RICHARD HILL, BART. (Brother of Rowland Hill), 8vo. ex. cloth bds. (pub. at 12s.) red. to 58. 1839 "A better man than Sir Richard Hill I do not know within the circle of human nature."-Lord Kenyon.

"Sir Richard Hill's life was a pattern of modesty, piety, and goodness."-Lord Erskine. SIMEON'S WORKS, including his SKELETONS OF SERMONS AND HORE HOMILETICA, or Discourses digested into one continued Series, and forming a Commentary upon every Book of the Old and New Testament; to which are annexed an improved edition of Claude's Essay on the Composition of a Sermon, and very comprehensive Indexes, edited by the REV. THOMAS HARTWELL HORNE, 21 vols. 8vo. ex. cloth, contents lettered, (pub. at 107. 10s.) red. to 71. 78. The following miniature editions of Simeon's popular works are uniformly printed in 32mo. and bound in cloth:

THE CHRISTIAN'S ARMOUR, (pub. at 18.) reduced to 9d.

THE EXCELLENCY OF THE LITURGY, (pub. at 18.) reduced to 9d.

THE OFFICES OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, (pub. at 18.) reduced to 9d.

HUMILIATION OF THE SON OF GOD: in Twelve Sermons, (pub. at 18.) reduced to 9d. APPEAL TO MEN OF WISDOM AND CANDour, (pub. at 1s.) reduced to 9d.

"Simeon's works are a monument of pastoral labour and piety, with much judgment on doctrinal subjects, and useful practical application."-Bickersteth.

"One of the nol lest offerings that consecrated hand ever laid on the altar. Let a clergyman about to expound a chapter orally, study it in Doddridge, or Heary, or Scott, or Girdlestone; and then let him go over the same chapter with Simeon, and we think that, notwithstanding all the admitted excellencies of the former writers, the last will furnish out the best appointed champion."-Christian Remembrancer.

"Simeon's Discourses comprise a comment on nearly the whole of the Holy Scriptures, and exceed in copiousness, as a storehouse of sound hortatory theology, any production of the same kind that had been previously given to the work."

"These outlines compose a series of regularly digested and supremely important topics of Christian divinity. As helps to composition they will be peculiarly serviceable to young clergymen, and also to the more aged, whose extensive employment incapacitates them from supplying as fast as they can expend."

"We recommend these volumes most cordially to the attention of the younger members of the clerical prefession; they will be found real helps to their inventive faculties."-Christian Observer.

SMYTH'S (REV. DR.) EXPOSITION OF VARIOUS PASSAGES OF HOLY SCRIPTURE, adapted to the Use of Families, for every Day throughout the Year, 3 vols. 8vo. handsomely printed, cloth lettered, (pub. st 17. 11s. 6d.) reduced to 98. Hatchard, 1842

"This Daily Expositor for Families is a happy idea ably carried out. We recommend it with confidence to all families, certain that it cannot fail to be approved.” -Theological Journal,

SOUTH'S (DR. ROBERT) SERMONS: to which are annexed the chief heads of the Sermons, a Biographical Memoir, and General Index, 2 vols. royal 8vo. cloth lettered, (pub. at 11. 48.) reduced to 188.

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The Sermons of this wittiest of English Divines will always rank among the standard productions of the English Church. They are adapted to all readers and to all days."-Retrospective Review.

"South's Sermons are invaluable-the staff of his spear is like a weaver's beam.”—British Critic.

"South is conspicuous for sound practical good sense, for a deep insight into human character, for liveliness of imagination and exuberant invention, and unbounded wit. In perspicuity, copiousness, and force of expression, he is almost unrivalled among English writers. The sincerity of his principles is shown in the purity of his life, and the vigour of his understanding is stamped on all that he wrote."-Penny Cyclopædia. STACK'S (DR.) LECTURES ON THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES, Explanatory and Practical, 8vo. 2nd edition, gilt cloth, (pub. at 8s.) reduced to 2s. 6d.

1805

These Lectures are formed upon the excellent model of those delivered by Bishop Porteus upon the Gospel of St. Matthew. The work is dedicated to the Bishop, and was highly recommended by him.

at 28.) reduced to 18. 6d.

CLAUDE'S ESSAY ON THE COMPOSITION OF A SERMON, edited by SIMEON and the REV. T. HARTWELL HORNE, with an Analytical Index, 8vo. stiff covers, in the press, 28. 6d. "The works of Simeon, containing 2536 discourses on the principal passages of the Old and New Testament, will be found peculiarly adapted to assist the studies of the younger clergy in their preparation for the pulpit; they will likewise serve as a body of divinity; and are by many recommended as a Biblical Commentary, well adapted to be read in families. Subjoined are a General Index, a Liturgical Index, and an Index of Sermons, as also an improved edition, with an analytical Index, of Claude's Essay on the Composition of a Sermon. The work may truly be said to form a Theological Encyclopædia."-Lowndes.

DEVOTIONAL

MEDITATIONS FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, translated from the German, new edition, post 8vo. cloth,

58.

1847

REFLECTIONS ON THE WORKS OF GOD, and of his Providence throughout all Nature, translated from the German, complete in one elegantly printed volume, fcap. 12mo. frontispiece, extra cloth bds. (pub. at 58.) reduced to 38. 1836

TAYLOR'S (ISAAC, OF ONGAR) NATURAL HISTORY OF ENTHUSIASM, tenth edition, fcap. 8vo. cloth lettered, 5s. 1845