UP HIGHER. Notices of Books. By the Rev. H. B. Macartney. Published by S. W. Partridge & Co., 9, Paternoster Row. Many will be glad to know of the re-issue of this valuable little book. Its pages are full of freshness, and the truths of which it treats are put most pointedly. The following subjects are dealt with in short sections. I. The Believer's Heavenly Standing (see extract, page 192). II. The Believer's Heavenly Calling. III. The Believer's Earthly Condition. B. A. R. A POPULAR COMMENTARY ON THE NEW TESTAMENT. By Messrs. Clarke have sent us the Third Volume of their Popular New Testament Commentary, and we are glad to call our Readers' attention to so valuable and useful a work. It embraces the recognised Epistles of St. Paul, omitting that to the Hebrews, the Pauline origin of which is so doubtful. Eminent Scholars handle the various books; and the names of Doctors Schaff, Riddle, David Brown, J. R. Lumby, Dodds, Plumptree, and Oswald Dykes, are sufficient guarantee that the work is well done. The Notes are brief, and to the point; and a large amount of valuable information is brought together. Of course, we do not profess concurrence with every opinion expressed but those who wish a really useful Commentary, may well procure this one. It is beautifully printed in clear type, and contains a few well-executed illustrations. It deserves to be a success. THE LORD THAT HEALETH THEE. By the Rev. W. E. Boardman. Published by Morgan & Scott. Price 2s. 6d. This is a book which all who are interested in healing by faith should procure. It abounds with remarkable testimony on the subject. ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. By James Martin, B.A. Published by Hodder & Stoughton. Price 2s. 6d. A fourth and cheaper edition of a most useful book. It gives just the information on the New Testament that all the Members and Associates of our Union should possess. We hope that many will buy it. "CHRISTIAN PROGRESS ALMANACK." about the middle of October. It may be Price Id. Published by Bemrose & Sons. who have sent any MS. for consideration. We hope to have this ready ordered of all Booksellers. We are much obliged to all This Magazine will, "LIVING WATERS." Change of Publishers. from the present month, be published by Messrs. Paternoster Row, London, instead of by Messrs Haughton & Co. Our readers who take it in through their booksellers, should inform them of this. Church of England Parochial Mission Society. For the Promotion of Missions in the Church of England. Patrons. THE ARCHBISHOPS OF CANTERBURY AND YORK. General Superintendent.-REV. W. HAY M. AITKEN, Bedford. The following Missions are arranged for October : ", 23-Oct. 4 Oct. I-12 Sept. 24-Oct. 8, 1882 ... Colston Hall, Bristol ......Rev. W. Hay Aitken, and Rev. J. Stephens. ..Brockham, near Dorking...Rev. R. D. Monro. ...Stoke, Guildford .Rev. T. E. Cleworth. ...St. Paul's, Bedminster...... Rev. J. H. Haslam. ...Sheffield, Emmanuel Ch. Rev. H. Dening. ...St. Luke's, Cheltenham ... Rev. W. Haslam. ...Bolton, St. Geo. the Martyr Rev. H. J. Berguer. ...Sheffield, Parish Church ... Rev. W. Hay Aitken, and Rev. J. Stephens. 5-8 7-17 "" 14-23 ,, 15-24 St. Philip's......... Rev. T. E. Cleworth. St. Jude's, Eldon Rev. R. D. Monro, and Rev. W. S. Standen. St. Simon's......... Rev. J. H. Shaw. All Saints' St. Mary's ,, 15-24 Sharrow ....... .Rev. Dr. Wrenford. .Rev. G. R. Thornton. .Hon. and Rev. E. Carr Sale Mem. Church Rev. G. J. Watts. St. Silas's .Derby, St. Andrew's.. Rev. C. M. B. Wilcox. .Rev. E. Walpole Warren. ......Rev. W. Hay Aitken, and Rev. J. Stephens. . Wetherden, Suffolk ..Greatham, W. Hartlepool ...St. John's, Carlisle .Rev. W. Haslam. .Bistre, near Mold........ ...Rev. C. Howell. "CHRISTIAN PROGRESS " AUXILIARY FUND In support of the above Society from the Readers of "Christian Progress." 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CASSELL, PETTER, GALPIN, & CO., LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. THE QUIVER. Illustrated Magazine for Sunday Reading, The attention of all those who are interested in the spread of bright, pure, and attractive Sunday Reading, is invited to the exceedingly interesting Programme of Contributions which will appear in the NEW VOLUME of THE QUIVER, commenced with the NoVEMBER PART. Copies of this Programme are now ready at all Booksellers', or will be sent post free on application to the Publishers, CASSELL, PETTER, GALPIN & CO., LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted on this page at the following rate:-3s. 6d. for 30 words, and Id. for each additional word. BRIGHTON EDUCATION. — Mr. Alfred Clark, B.A. (Lond.) receives about 20 Sons of Gentlemen, from seven to fourteen years of age. Terms from 40 to 55 Guineas. Pupils are thoroughly grounded in English subjects, Latin, Greek, French, German, and Mathematics. Personal care, Christian influence, and a healthy, happy home.-Address, 84, Buckingham Road, Brighton.--Referees: Rev. W. Poole Balfern, Brighton; Rev. F. Cruse, Christ Church Vicarage, Worthing; Rev. J. B. Figgis, Brighton; Rev. W. Haslam, 19, King's Road, Brownswood Park, N. Mr. CLARK is wishing to receive two or three little boys, from 5 years of age, to be taught by a Lady with his own little boy. Lrington, Sussex. ADIES' SCHOOL, Byne Villa, Stor Principal, Miss Gleadah, late Miss Hughes. The above establishment has been more than 40 years conducted on strictly Christian principles. The comforts of home are combined with a thoroughly modern education. Moderate terms. The next Term commences on the 12th of September. HASTINGS, "West Hill."— Individual care is bestowed upon the Pupils, their highest interests are considered, and while accomplishments are successfully taught, the whole system of education is thorough and based on Christian Evangelical principles. 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