SUCCESSORS TO J. HARRIS. 7

SHORT AND SIMPLE PRAYERS,

roR THE Use oF YOUNG CHILDREN, WITH Hymns. Second
Edition. Square 16mo. Price 1s. 6d. cloth.

«¢ Well adapted to the — of children,—beginning with the simplest
forms which the youngest child may lisp at its mother’s knee, and proceed-
ing with those suited to its gradually advancing age. Special prayers, de-
signed for ea circumstances and occasions, are added. We cordially
recommend the book.” — Christian Guardian.

By the same Author.
MAMMA’S BIBLE STORIES,

FOR HER LITTLE Boys AND Girzs, adapted to the capacities of

very young children. Seventh Edition, with 12 Engravings,
Piice 3s. 6d. cloth.

A SEQUEL TO MAMMA’S BIBLE STORIES.
Third Edition. With 12 Illustrations. Price 3s. 6d. cloth.

BIBLE SCENES ;

or, SuNDAY EMPLOYMENT ror Very YounG CHILDREN.
Consisting of Twelve Coloured Illustrations on Cards, and the
History written in Simple Language. In a neat Box. Price
3s. Gd. ; or dissected as a Puzzle, price 6s. 6d-

First SERIES : HISTORY OF JOSEPH.
SxEcoND SERIES : HISTORY OF OUR SAVIOUR.
TuirRD SERIES: HISTORY OF MOSES.

‘* It is hoped that these ‘ Scenes’ may form a useful and interesting addition
to the Sabbath occupations of the Nursery. From their very earliest infancy
little children will listen with interest and delight to stories brought thus pal-

pably before their eyes by means of illustration.’’—Preface.

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ARITHMETIC FOR YOUNG CHILDREN,

in a Series of Exercises, exhibiting the manner in which it should
be taught, by H. Grant, Author of “Drawing for Young
Children,” &c. New Edition, price 1s. 6d. cloth.
<¢ This work wil] be found effectual for its purpose, and interesting to chil-
dren.” —Educational Times.
‘The plan is admirably conceived, and we have tested its efficacy.”—Church
of England Quarterly.

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MIDDLETON'S LETTER FROM ROME,

Shewing an exact Conformity between Popery and Paganism ; or
the Religion of the present Romans to be derived entirely from

that of their Heathen Ancestors. 12mo. Price ls. sewed.
‘“This reprint of Middleton’s celebrated letter in a cheap form is very sea-
sonable, as a means of counteracting errors which are more rife now, and have

assumed a more dangerous form, than was the case when the letter was first
published.”—Church of England Quarterly Review.