=Towards Fields of Light. Sacred Poems.= By the Same Author. Cloth, gilt edges, crown 8vo, 2s. 6d. "They are exquisitely beautiful."--_Church Review._ "These delicate and thoughtful poems breathe the very spirit of their author, broad, simple, and sincere."--_Pall Mall Gazette._ =Personal and Family Glimpses of Remarkable People.= By the Venerable Archdeacon E. W. WHATELY, M.A., late Chancellor of St. Patrick's and Rector of Werberg, Dublin. In crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. 6d. "Charming, and very readable."--_English Churchman._ "A bright and pleasant book of cultivated and well-informed gossip."--_Leeds Mercury._ =Professor W. G. Elmslie, D.D. Memoir and Sermons.= With Portrait. Third Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 6s. Memoir by W. ROBERTSON NICOLL, M.A., LL.D. With Reminiscences by Professor MARCUS DODS, D.D., Professor HENRY DRUMMOND, Rev. JOHN SMITH, M.A., and Rev. JAMES STALKER, D.D. "In more ways than one this volume is full of interest. Dr. Robertson Nicoll has outlined the personal career of the Professor of Hebrew for his pupils, and of the Presbyterian minister for his disciples, whether directly or indirectly under his charge; but, in supplying them with an admirable selection of memorable words, has given a wider public the opportunity of making acquaintance with the thoughtful life of an original religious mind. The value of the portrait--for it should be valuable to those working for and with others in the spiritual struggles of the age--lies in the inspiration it should give to young thinkers in the Christian Church. In these selections we have little that is not truly catholic in spirit. We do not mean that Professor Elmslie's papers are in any way of classic rank, but we do mean that they tell us of those serene depths over which roll the waves of this troublesome world, powerless to affect their calm. It is impossible by extracts to give an idea of the impression of strength made upon one by what are, after all, only popular sermons and surface-papers; but we think some will thank us for calling attention to what we point to as typical of a young teaching spirit of our own time in its sensitive perceptiveness and practical administrative activity."--_Spectator._ =James Macdonell (of "The Times").= A Story of Self-Help. By W. ROBERTSON NICOLL, M.A., LL.D. With Etched Portrait by H. MANESSE. 8vo, 12s. "An admirable portrait."--_Academy._ "Mr. W. Robertson Nicoll has enriched not only the literature of our day, but the lives of many of us by his sincere, sympathetic, loyal, and artistic rendering of what he fairly calls 'the only life of a journalist pure and simple ever written.' ... This masterly monograph."--_Daily Telegraph._