219. To _Mr. John Row, Minister of the Gospel_.--Christ's Crosses better than the World's Joys--Christ Extolled, 429 220. To _Lord Craighall_.--Duty of being disentangled from Christ-dishonouring Compliances, 430 221. To _Marion M'Naught_.--Her Prayers for Scotland not Forgotten, 430 222. To _Lady Culross_.--Christ's Way of Showing Himself the Best--What Fits for Him--Yearning after Him insatiably--Domestic Matters, 431 223. To _Alexander Gordon of Knockgray_.--State of the Church--Believers purified by Affliction--Folly of seeking Joy in a Doomed World, 434 224. To _Fulwood, the Younger_.--Vanity of the World in the light of Death and Christ--The Present Truth-- Christ's Coming, 436 225. To _his Parishioners_.--Protestation of Care for their Souls, and for the Glory of God--Delight in his ministry, and in his Lord--Efforts for their Souls--Warnings against Errors of the Day--Awful words to the Backslider--Intense Admiration of Christ--A Loud Call to All, 438 226. To _Lady Kilconquhar_.--The Interests of the Soul and Urgent--Folly of the World--Christ altogether Lovely--His Pen fails to set forth Christ's Unspeakable Beauty, 445 227. To _Lord Craighall_.--Standing for Christ--Danger from Fear, or Promises of Men--Christ's Requitals-- Sin against the Holy Ghost, 449 228. To _Mr. James Fleming, Minister of the Gospel_.-- Glory Gained to Christ--Spiritual Deadness--Help to Praise Him--The Ministry, 451 229. To _Mr. Hugh M'Kail, Minister of Irvine_.--The Law--This World under Christ's Control for the Believer, 454 230. To _Lady Kenmure_.--Believer Safe though Tried--Delight in Christ's Truth, 455 231. To _Lord Lindsay of Byres_.--The Church's Desolations--The End of the World, and Christ's Coming--His Attractiveness, 457 232. To _Lord Boyd_.--Seeking Christ in Youth--Its Temptations--Christ's Excellence--The Church's Cause concerns the Nobles, 457 233. To _Fulk Ellis_.--Friends in Ireland--Difficulties in Providence--Unfaithfulness to Light--Constant Need of Christ, 463