=LETTERS FROM ROME ON THE COUNCIL.= By QUIRINUS. Reprinted from the “Allgemeine Zeitung.” Authorized Translation. Crown 8vo. 12s. =FEMALE CHARACTERS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE.= In a Series of Sermons. By the Rev. ISAAC WILLIAMS, B.D., formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. New Edition. Crown 8vo. 5s. =THE CHARACTERS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.= In a Series of Sermons. By the Rev. ISAAC WILLIAMS, B.D., formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. New Edition. Crown 8vo., 5s. “_This is one of the few volumes of published sermons that we have been able to read with real pleasure. They are written with a chastened elegance of language, and pervaded by a spirit of earnest and simple piety. Mr. Williams is evidently what would be called a very High Churchman. Occasionally his peculiar Church views are apparent; but bating a few passages here and there, these sermons will be read with profit by all ‘who profess and call themselves Christians.’_”――CONTEMPORARY REVIEW. “_This is a new edition of a very popular――and deservedly popular――work on the biography of the Old Testament history. The characters are ably and profitably analysed, and that by the hand of a master of style and thought.... The principle of selection has been that of prominence; and partly, too, that of significance in the characters so ably delineated. A more masterly analysis of Scriptural characters we never read, nor any which are more calculated to impress the mind of the reader with feelings of love for what is good, and abhorrence for what is evil._”――ROCK. =THE HILLFORD CONFIRMATION: A TALE.= By M. C. PHILLPOTTS. 18mo. 1s. =APOSTOLICAL SUCCESSION IN THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.= By the Rev. ARTHUR W. HADDAN, B.D., Rector of Barton-on-the-Heath, and late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. 8vo. 12s. “_Mr. Haddan’s estimate of the bearing of his subject, and of its special importance at the present juncture is characteristic, and will well repay attention.... Mr. Haddan is strictly argumentative throughout. He abstains with some strictness from everything which would divert either his reader or himself from accurate investigation of his reasoning. But his volume is thoroughly well written, clear and forcible in style, and fair in tone. It cannot but render valuable service in placing the claims of the Church in their true light before the English public._”――GUARDIAN. “_Among the many standard theological works devoted to this important subject Mr. Haddan’s will hold a high place._”――STANDARD. “_We should be glad to see the volume widely circulated and generally read._”――JOHN BULL. “_A weighty and valuable treatise, and we hope that the study of its sound and well-reasoned pages will do much to fix the importance, and the full meaning of the doctrine in question, in the minds of Church people.... We hope that our extracts will lead our readers to study Mr. Haddan for themselves._”――LITERARY CHURCHMAN.