MISCELLANEA

The Duty Of Bnglaild : A Protestant Lajman's Reply

to Cardinal Wiseman's " Appea]." 8vo, le, P. 6d.

** The ' Protestant Layman' aivues the question in the right spirit. He would meet the * Papal aggression' solely by

logical argument, free inqulry, and free thonght, unbiassed by authority." — Manchester Spectator.

The Oritical and Klscellaneoas Works of

THEODORE PARKER. Post 8vo, cloth, 65. P. Is,

*' It will be seen JVom thèse extracts that Théodore Parker is a writer of considérable power and freshness, if not originality. Of the school of Carlyle, or rather taking the same Oerman originals for his models, Parker lias a more sober style and a less theatric taste. His composition wants the grotesque animation and richness of Carlyle, but it is vivid, strong, and f^quently picturesque, with a tendemess that the great Scotchman does not possess." — Spectator.

" Viewlng him as a most usefùl, as well as higfaly-gifted man, we cordially welcome the appearance of an English reprint of some of his best productions. The ' Miscellaneous ' pièces are charaeterised by the peculiar éloquence which is without a parallel in the works of English writers.

Hislanguage is almost entirely figurative: the glozies of nature are pressed into his service, and convey his most careless thought. This is the principal charm of hiswritings; his éloquence us altogether unlike that of the English orator or essayist ; it partakes of the grandeur of the forests in his native land ; and we seem, when listening to his speech, to hear the music of the woods, the rustling of the pine-trees, and the ringing of the woodman's axe. In this respect he resembles Emerson; but, unlike that celebrated mail, he never discourses audibly with hlmself, in a language unknown to the world — ^he is never obscure ; the stream, though deep, reveals the glittering gems which cluster so thickly on its bed." — Inquirer.

Para Belliiin3 War and Invasion. 8vo, l«. éd.

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Oonnsels and Consolations. By jonathan farr.

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Commercial and Banking Tables; embracing

Time — Simple Interest — ^Unexpired Time and Interest — Interest. Account Carrent, Time, and Averaging — Compound Interest — Scientific Discount, both Simple and Compound — Annual Income and Annuity Tables, equally adapted to the Currencies of ail Commercial Nations. The True or Intrinsic Value of the Gold and Silver Coins, and the Standard Weights and Measures of ail Commercial Countries. Also American, English, Freneh, and G«rman Ëxchange. Together with the Exchange of Brazil, and the Importation of Rio Coffee. Arranged with référence to the harmonizing of the Accounts and Exchanges of the World, the whole upon an Original Plan. By R. MONTGOMERY BARTLETT, Principal of Bartlett's Commercial Collège, Cin., 0. One Volume Royal Quarto, handsomely bound in russia, £5.