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ART. VIII.-1. The Divine Warning to the Church at this Time.

By the Rev. E. Bickersteth. 2. The Principle of Free In-

quiry and Private Judgment, and its Special Importance in

the Present Times. By R. S. Candlish, D.D.,

The Zeal of Jehu.

Apostolic Christianity; or, the People's Antidote against Romanism and

Puseyism. By the Rev. J. Godkin,

Bibliotheca Clericalis; a Catalogue of the Clerical Library and Reading

Rooms, 21, 22, and 23, Little Queen Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,

Witnesses for the Truth in the Church of Scotland,

The Presbyterian, Nos. I., II., III.,

PART II.-CRITICAL NOTICES.

The First Pious Youth; a Sermon to Students and Young Men. By

William Symington, D.D.,

Israel Restored; or, the Spiritual Claims of the Jews upon the Christian

Church: Lectures delivered during Lent, 1841, at the Episcopal

Chapel, West Street, London, by Twelve Clergymen of the Church of

England,

ib.

Popular Objections to the Premillenial Advent, and to the Study of the

Prophetic Scriptures considered. By George Ogilvie, Esq., of Cove, 111

The Triumphs of Truth; or, Facts displaying the value and power of the

Word of God. By Robert Ramsden, Esq.,

Useful Hints to Teachers; published under the direction of the Com-

mittee of the Home and Colonial Infant School Society,

On Fasting. By the Rev. H. J. Prince,

Missions; an Essay, designed to evince, according to the Scriptures, the

Present Bearing and Probable Results of Missionary Enterprise. By

the Rev. William Mudge, B.A.

Joy and Peace in Believing, or, Hints for obtaining the Blessing.

Mrs R. L. Hopper. Fruits of Joy and Peace in Believing. Letter

Anti-Popery; or, Popery Unreasonable, Unscriptural, and Novel. By

Memorials of Two Sisters, with Biographical Sketches,

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.-Commission of the General Assembly,

APPOINTMENTS, &c.,

CONTENTS OF No. LXI.

PART I-REVIEWS.

ART. I.-On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History.

Six Lectures. By THOMAS CARLYLE.

ART. II.—The Revelation of St John, Literal and Future, being an

Exposition of that Book, to which are added Remarks

in Refutation of the Ideas that the Pope is the Man

of Sin, and that Popery is the Apostacy predicted by

St Paul. By the Rev. R. GOVETT, jun., A.M., Fellow

of Worcester College, Oxford, and Curate of St

Stephens, Norwich,

ART. III.—The Communion Office for the Use of the Church of

Scotland, as far as concerneth the Ministration of that

The Scottish Communion Office Examined, and Proved

to be Repugnant to Scripture, &c. By the Rev. D.

T. K. DRUMMOND.

On the Important Discrepancy between the Church of

England and the Scottish Episcopal Community, &c.

on the Scottish Communion Office of 1765.
By the

Rev. EDWARD CRAIG, A.M. Oxon. And Supplement

The Episcopal Church in Scotland. Extracted from the

Churchman's Monthly Review,' for January 1843.

A Letter to some of the Members of the Vestry of St

John's Chapel, in reference to the Scottish Commu-

nion Office. By the Rev. DANIEL BAGOT, Minister of

ART. IV. Sermons by the Rev. Robert Bruce, Minister of Edin-

burgh, with Collections for his Life. By the Rev.

ROBERT WODROW, Minister of Eastwood. Now first

published from the Manuscript in the Library of the

University of Glasgow,

ART. V.-1. To the People of Scotland in general, and in particu-

lar to the Friends of the Church of Christ throughout

the land, the Affectionate Representation of Ministers

and Elders, &c., May 1843.

2. Pastoral Address by the General Assembly of the

Free Church of Scotland,

PART II.-CRITICAL NOTICES.

The Highlands, the Scottish Martyrs, and other Poems. By the Rev.

James G. Small,

Second Causes; or, Up and be Doing. By Charlotte Elizabeth,

Illustrations of Scripture, &c. By the late Prof. G. Paxton, D.D. Third

Edition, revised and greatly enlarged by the Rev. R. Jamieson, Minis-

ter of Currie. Vol. III.-Natural History. Vol. IV.-Geography,

The Old and New Covenants. By D. Russell, D.D., Dundee. Second

Edition, much enlarged,

Narrative of a Mission of Inquiry to the Jews from the Church of Scot-

By the Rev. W. W. Pym, M.A.

The Restitution of all Things.

The Works of William Jay. Vol. VI.-The Christian Contemplated, in

a Course of Lectures,

Damascus, or, Conversion in relation to the Grace of God and the Agency

of Man. An Essay by D. E. Ford,

A Memoir of Ebenezer Birrel, late of Stepney College, London. By his

Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature. By John Kitto, Editor of the Picto-

rial Bible. Assisted by various able Scholars and Divines. Parts 1, 2,

The Real Opinions of the most Eminent Reformers regarding the Sab-

bath, carefully examined, &c. By the Rev. Patrick Fairbairn, Minis-

The Seven Churches of Asia. By the Rev. J. A. Wallace, Minister of

Orthodoxy is not Evangelism: being a Letter of Remonstrance, in the

Name of Christ, to all Orthodox Ministers, Preachers, and Professors

of the Gospel, in the Establishment or out of it. By a Probationer of

the Church of Scotland,

The Character, History, Death, and Resurrection of the Two Witnesses.

By the late Rev. A. M'Leod, D.D., New York.

A Dark Night at hand, or a plain and practical exposition of the Two

Witnesses in the Apocalypse. By the Rev. R. Macdonald, Blairgowrie, 282

The Law of the Land, regarding the independent jurisdiction of the

Church of Scotland, as expounded in the opinions of the minority of

the Scottish Judges in the Stewarton Case.

The Bible Argument for a Free Church, &c. By the Rev. J. Macbeath,

Minister of Laurieston, Glasgow.

Messiah, Governor of the Nations of the Earth, a Discourse first publish-

ed in 1803. By the late Rev. A. Macleod. With a Sketch of the

The Duty and the Liberty of a Christian Church asserted against Popery,

Puseyism, and Erastianism. By the Rev. Andrew Gray, A.M., Perth, ib.

Thirza, or the attractive power of the Cross. Translated from the Ger-

man. With a Recommendatory Notice by the Rev. R. S. Candlish,

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND, &c.

CONTENTS OF No. LXII.

PART I-REVIEWS.

ART. I. The Scottish Prelatic Communion Office,

ART. II. 1. Saving Faith as laid down in the word of God and

maintained in the Confessions of the Reformed

2. The Great Propitiation. By JOSEPH TRUMAN, (1672.)

3. Words of Truth for the Saints of God,

ART. III.-Pastoral Recollections, addressed to his Parishioners at

the close of his Ministrations in the Establishment;

to which is added a Discourse preached before the

General Assembly of the Protesting Church of Scot-

land. By the Rev. JOHN A. WALLACE, Hawick,

ART. IV. The Literary Remains of Samuel Taylor Coleridge; col-

lected and edited by HENRY NELSON COLERIDGE,

ART. V.-Hints to Students of Divinity, &c. By JOHN BROWN, D.D. 373

ART. VI.-Annals of the Persecution in Scotland, from the Resto-

ration to the Revolution. By JAMES AIKMAN, Esq. 387

ART. VII.-1. Thoughts on the Importance of Raising up a New

Order of Missionaries.

2. Statements respecting Hospitals in China. By Rev.

PETER PARKER, M.D., Medical Missionary of the

American Board of Foreign Missions in China.

3. The Nestorians; or, the Lost Tribes. By ASAHEL

4. Transactions and Reports of the Syrian Medical-Aid

5. Address to Students of Medicine at the Scottish

Universities. By the Edinburgh Association for

sending Medical Aid to Foreign Countries.

PART II.-CRITICAL NOTICES.

Farewell Sermon delivered on Sunday Evening, August 6, 1843, in

Bishopwearmouth Church. By the Rev. C. P. MILES, B.A., Curate of

Bishopwearmouth, &c.

The Prelatical Doctrine of the Apostolical Succession Examined, and the

Protestant Ministry Defended against the Assumptions of Popery and

High-Churchism, in a Series of Lectures. By THOMAS SMYTH, Pastor

of the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S.C.

Shiloh's Sceptre, or the Signs of the Times. By the Rev. THOMAS WAT-

SON, M.A., Minister of St Philip's, Granville Square.

Brief Expositions of the Epistles to the Seven Churches of Asia. By

the Rev. R. M'CHEYNE: being notes taken by a hearer at the weekly

prayer-meeting in St Peters, Dundee.

An Ecclesiastical Catechism of the Presbyterian Church, for the use of

Families, Bible Classes, and Private Members. By THOMAS SMYTH,

Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston.

Traditions of the Covenanters: or, Gleanings among the Mountains. By

the Rev. R. SIMPSON, Sanquhar.

Romanism and Anglo-Catholicism: Lectures by JOSEPH SORTAIN, A.B.,

The Catholic Spirit of True Religion.

Bicentenary of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, held at Edin-

burgh July 12th and 13th 1843, containing a full and Authentic Re-

port of the Addresses and Conversations.

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

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