help which we have rendered you, we should render you most hearty thanks for the help which you have given to us; and in the name of our Lord and Master we bid you God-speed. The Resolution was unanimously adopted. * * * * * BY THE SAME AUTHOR. ROUND THE TOWER; OR, THE STORY OF THE LONDON CITY MISSION. With an Introduction by the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury, K.G. New Edition. Twelfth Thousand. Superior Edition, 3_s._ 6_d._; Cheap Edition, 1_s._ 6_d._ 16 Illustrations. [Illustration: Byword Tower] "This story is well told, and is of the deepest interest. Not a page will be regarded as dull or dry."--_Record._ "This book should be read by all who labour among the masses. It is a story of trials and triumphs."--_Word and Work._ "Lord Shaftesbury has written a good introduction to a graphic story."--_The Christian._ "Every chapter will be read with satisfaction."--_Rock._ "In this volume the writer displays a thorough knowledge of London, its poor districts, docks, and river. A vast amount of information is condensed in its pages, and the style is racy and pleasing."--_City Press._ "The author speaks with authority. If any one is ignorant of the strange material that is operated upon by the agency of the London City Mission, and the wonderful transformation brought about by the same means, he ought certainly to read 'Round the Tower.'"--_Sword and Trowel._ * * * * * _Supplied direct from the Author, post-free._ [Illustration: Palace-like building with many people in courtyard] _Just Ready. Beautifully Illustrated. Price 5s._ A THOUGHT FOR THE WORLD; OR, THE NARRATIVE OF CHRISTIAN EFFORT IN GREAT EXHIBITIONS. _BY JOHN MATTHIAS WEYLLAND._ INTRODUCTION BY THE RT. HON. THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY, K.G. * * * * * "We are informed that the Queen has graciously accepted a copy of Mr. Weylland's new work, 'A Thought for the World,' and that Lady Gainsborough has received Her Majesty's command to thank him for it. Lord Shaftesbury has written a gratifying Introduction to the book.... We notice in the Author's Preface a clever genealogical sketch of national and international exhibitions, commencing with the first, which was presided over by King Ahasuerus.... Scenes of brilliancy and beauty are described with graphic pen. We consider this a most valuable and well-timed publication."--_Record._ "This is a most interesting volume. In its pages we are told in a very pleasing way, from personal knowledge and authentic sources, the story of Christian effort in the Great Exhibitions of London, Paris, Vienna, and of Philadelphia. There are good illustrations."--_The Christian._