To-morrow, cannot be calculated upon, 263; hopes and fears intent on, 264; penitence deferred till, too late, 266; vain the pursuit of, 266; the refuge of fools, 268; a favourite phrase with Napoleon, 270; a vanishing quantity, 271; one, will come to all, 273; Illustrations: Shakspeare, C. Rossetti, Charles Reade, Hawthorne, Prior, Macaulay, Southey, and others, 263-273. Unconscious peril—the case of Saul, 237; surrounds man, 238; retrospect of, more interesting than that of positive danger, 239; escape from, proof of superintending Providence, 240; often nearest when least suspected, 241; Illustrations: Cowper, De Quincey, Hawthorne, Scott, Southey, Milman, Young, 237-242. Unrest, one of the woes denounced against the Jews, 365; one of the greatest afflictions of man, 366; Illustrations: Shakspeare, Landor, Crabbe, Keats, Keble, Mrs. Gaskell, Shenstone, 365-367. Utilitarianism, of the crass, pur-blind sort, 309; has no sympathy with the beautiful as such, 310; or self-sacrifice, 311; only a one-sided and degrading way of satisfying the mind, 312; sees nothing beyond money-making, 313; Illustrations from Hare, Carlyle, Coleridge, Buckle, De Tocqueville, Haliburton, 309-313. Vain-glory, punishment of, in the case of Nebuchadnezzar, 337; of Belshazzar, 338; mostly the forerunner of a fall, 339; founded on the favour of man, 341; Illustrations from Prescott, Ben Jonson, Milman, Shakspeare, and others, 337-342. Worth, unrecognized, by one’s kindred, case of David cited, 139; Pythagoras said to have borrowed his learning, etc., 140; familiarities of common life hinder appreciation of, 141; one’s family most difficult to convince of, 142; Illustrations from Euripides, Gibbon, David Hume, Swift, Horace Walpole, and others, 139-143. Butler & Tanner, The Selwood Printing Works, Frome, and London HODDER & STOUGHTON’S WORKS IN THEOLOGY & RELIGIOUS LITERATURE. LONDON, _October, 1870_. =The Church of the Restoration.= By JOHN STOUGHTON, D.D. Forming the Third and Fourth Volumes of “The Ecclesiastical History of England.” 2 vols. 8vo, 25_s._ =The Church of the Civil Wars and the Church of the Commonwealth.= Being the First and Second Volumes of “The Ecclesiastical History of England.” By the same author. 2 vols. 8vo, 28_s._ =Secular Annotations on Scripture Texts.= By the Rev. FRANCIS JACOX. Crown 8vo, 6_s._ =Ecclesia: Church Problems considered in a Series of Essays.= Edited by HENRY ROBERT REYNOLDS, D.D. Second Thousand. 8vo, 14_s._, cloth.