This work is valuable to all theologians, and also to all who desire light on the dark topics it discusses. It is very able, and does honor to the author’s learning and ingenuity. We especially admire the courage with which Mr. Lord grapples with the difficulties of his subject. Such a work must have been the result of the patient toil of many years. * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: Table of Contents has been added for reader convenience. Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained. Punctuation has been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. For illustrations, some caption text may be missing or incomplete due to condition of the originals available for preparation of the eBook. A cover has been created for this eBook and is placed in the public domain. page 266, Frith about noon, ==> Firth about noon, page 267, and unforseen event. ==> and unforeseen event. page 270, posssessed of an art, ==> possessed of an art, page 274, the _attacheé_, or the financier. ==> the _attaché_, or the financier. page 275, the rich farmers’s house, ==> the rich farmer’s house, page 277, they eat enough, ==> they ate enough, page 279, enough; and and if it’s ==> enough; and if it’s page 281, The blackberrys grow by ==> The blackberries grow by page 281, And its grown to a ==> And it’s grown to a page 282, baldric and the feather ==> baldrick and the feather page 284, boddice of her dark ==> bodice of her dark page 289, supper-bell rung, which ==> supper-bell rang, which page 290, she answerd, “a mere ==> she answered, “a mere page 296, assembled at Beverley ==> assembled at Beverly page 296, relatives of the Beverly’s, ==> relatives of the Beverlys, page 296, I am _une de trop_. ==> I am _un de trop_. page 297, Frank felt irresistably ==> Frank felt irresistibly page 297, sung well. Frank ==> sang well. Frank page 297, Never sung so sweet ==> Never sang so sweet page 300, it be Byron’s, Shelly’s, ==> it be Byron’s, Shelley’s, page 301, captal willian, I call ==> capital willian, I call page 303, his own arrangemants. He ==> his own arrangements. He page 317, under the _old regimé_ ==> under the _old régime_ page 317, gingling of a bell ==> jingling of a bell page 319, raised a last screach, ==> raised a last screech, [End of Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXX, No. 5, May 1847] End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXX, No. 5, May 1847, by Various