their poorer neighbours may induce them to promote it, the Vicar will be thankful to afford any information that may be wished, in reference to this object, and to receive from them any amount of pecuniary assistance that will be needed to meet the expense, which of course must be considerable. Note D. (P. 18.) To those members of the congregation at All Saints, who have not yet introduced into their families the practice of domestic prayer, and who may possibly feel the want of some suggestions as to the books best adapted for conducting it, the Vicar would desire to recommend one or other of the following publications, according as they may find them most eligible for their own use. The different prices named would bring the books within the means of every class of his people; and he ventures to urge the adoption of the practice equally upon all. _s._ _d._ Bishop of London’s Manual of Family Prayer, from 1 0 1_d._ to Family Prayers, by the late H. Thornton, Esq., M.P. 3 0 Family Prayers, by the late W. Wilberforce, Esq. 1 6 The Churchman’s Book of Family Prayer, by the Rev. J. 1 6 H. Swainson, Rector of Alresford A Manual of Prayer for Family and Private Devotion, 0 1 by the Rev. C. A. Heurtley Note E. (P. 19.) At a time when books of the most valuable and interesting character are published at prices far below any former precedent, it seems to be little less than the duty of every master of a Christian household to furnish to his servants a collection, however limited, of such works as would be at once most useful and acceptable to them, which a few shillings annually would serve to keep up or to extend. The Vicar would wish to recommend _The Churchman’s Monthly Magazine_ as one publication, which might, in any case, be added with advantage to such a library. It has now extended to five small volumes, and is continued periodically. * * * * * _The following Table shows the result of the former decennial inquiries into the population of the parish of Fulham_: NUMBER OF HOUSES. _Males_. _Females_. _Total_. _Occupied_. _Empty_. _Building_. 1801 723 15 . . . 2086 2334 4420 1811 885 14 15 2714 3189 5903 1821 987 46 13 2949 3542 6491 1831 1163 111 52 3432 3885 7317 1841 1441 52 9 4189 5230 9419 R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD STREET HILL. FOOTNOTES. {3} 1 Sam. xvii. 34, 35. {4a} 1 Sam. xvii. 50. {4b} 1 Cor. i. 28, 29. {4c} 2 Sam. xxiv. 3, 4. {7a} Gal. vi. 2.