22 BOOKS PUBLISHED B1


ROCHESTER DIOCESAN DIRECTORY. With a Map of
 the Diocese. Published by Authority. Small crown 8vo. paper boards,
 cloth back, Is. 6d.
 ROW LEY.- Works by the Rev. HENRY ROWLEY.
 THE RELIGIONS OF THE AFRICANS. Fcap. 8vo. cloth
 boards, 3s. 6d.
 TWENTY YEARS IN CENTRAL AFRICA. The Story of the
 Universities' Mission, from its Commencement under Bishop Mackenzie
 to the Present Time. With Map. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 5s.
RULE.-PARENTS' MANUAL FOR THE RELIGIOUS TRAIN-
 ING OF CHILDREN. With Prayers and Hymns. By the Rev.
 U. Z. RULE. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, 6d. [Third Edition.
 'By far the best book of the kind we know; so simple are its earliest prayers,
 hymns, and instructions.'-GUARDIAN.
RUTH HALLIDAY; or, The Adopted Daughter. A Tale founded
 on Fact. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, Is.
ST. AUSTIN'S COURT; or, The Grandchildren. With Coloured
 Frontispiece. i8mo. cloth boards, Is.
SHADOWS OF TRUTH ; or, Thoughts and Allegories in Prose
 and Verse. By G. M. C. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, gilt edges, 2s. 6d.
 [Third Edition.
SI KES.--Works by the Rev. T. B. SIKES, A.A., F R. His. Soc.,
 Rector of Burstow, Surrey.
 ENGLAND'S PRAYER-BOOK. A Short and Practical Ex-
 position of the Services. i8mo. cloth boards, 2s. 6d.
 HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH FROM THE
 FIRST TO THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY. i8mo. cloth
 boards, 3s. 6d.
SILVERMERE ANNALS; Tales of Village Life. By C. E. B.
 With Coloured Frontispiece. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, Is.

SKETCHES FROM LIFE; or, Work among the Poor ot
 London. By a PARISH DEACONESS. Royal 32mo. 4d.
SKEY.- PERSONAL HOLINESS AS INFLUENCING THE
 CONDUCT IN TRADE. By GEORGE SKEY. 8vo, 2d.
SLATTER.-STUDENTS' GOSPEL HARMONY. Being the Four
 Gospels in the Original Greek, arranged in parallel columns so as to show
 the consentient portions together, with a Preface and Analytical Tables.
 the Rev. JOHN SLATTER, M.A., Vicar of Streatley, Berks, and Hon,
 Canon, Christ Church, Oxford. Demy 8vo. cloth boards, 12s. 6d.
 'Although, in many cases, the assignation of a passage to a particular place
 in the "Harmony" must involve a choice of difficulties, there is evidence throughout
 that all the conditions of theproblem have been fully considered. In short, a
 student who follows Canon Slatter will hardly go wrong.'-DAILY NEWS.