The Serving Boy's Manual and Book of Public Devotions, containing all those prayers and devotions for Sundays and Holidays, usually divided in their recitation between the Priest and the Congregation. Compiled from approved sources, and adapted to Churches, served either by the Secular or the Regular Clergy. 32mo., embossed, 1s.; French morocco, 2s.; calf, 4s.; with Epistles and Gospels, 6d. extra. First Communion Picture. Tastefully printed in gold and colours. Price 1s., or 9s. a dozen, net. "Just what has long been wanted, a really good picture, with Tablet for First Communion and Confirmation."--_Tablet_. Düsseldorf Gallery. This volume contains 357 Engravings, handsomely bound in half morocco, full gilt. Cash £5 5s. A smaller volume containing 134 Engravings (8vo. and large 8vo.), handsomely bound in half morocco, full gilt, £2 2s. {4c} Garden Of The Soul. (Washbourne's Edition.) Edited by the Rev. R. G. Davis. _With Imprimatur of the Cardinal-Archbishop_. Thirteenth Thousand. This Edition retains all the Devotions that have made the _Garden of the Soul_, now for many generations, the well-known Prayer-book for English Catholics. During many years various Devotions have been introduced, and, in the form of appendices, have been added to other editions. These have now been incorporated into the body of the work, and, together with the Devotions to the Sacred Heart, to Saint Joseph, to the Guardian Angels, the Itinerarium, and other important additions, render this edition pre-eminently the Manual of Prayer, for both public and private use. The version of the Psalms has been carefully revised, and strictly conformed to the Douay translation of the Bible, published with the approbation of the late Cardinal Wiseman. The Forms of administering the Sacraments have been carefully translated, _as also the rubrical directions_, from the Ordo Administrandi Sacramenta. To enable all present, either at baptisms or other public administrations of the Sacraments, to pay due attention to the sacred rites, the Forms are inserted without any curtailment, both in Latin and English. The Devotions at Mass have been carefully revised, and enriched by copious adaptations from the prayers of the Missal. The preparation for the Sacraments of Penance and the Holy Eucharist have been the objects of especial care, to adapt them to the wants of those whose religious instruction may be deficient. Great attention has been paid to the quality of the paper and to the size of type used in the printing, to obviate that weariness so distressing to the eyes, caused by the use of books printed in small close type and on inferior paper. {5c}