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"To Mr. Timpson belongs the praise of condensation, faithfulness, and impartiality. So far as we have observed, it cannot be discovered to what sect he belongs. We wish it the most extensive circulation." Baptist Magazine. (SECOND THOUSAND.) THE CHRISTIAN DIRECTORY, Or Guide to Daily Walking with God, for Young Persons. Cloth, price 2s. "We have many similar books to Mr. Timpson's, but we know of none which we would so warmly recommend to Christian parents, as a valuable addition to the libraries of their young people. It embodies the contents of many large volumes."-Congregational Magazine. "This effort to promote the best interests of juvenile society is entitled to the warmest expression of their gratitude, and to the cordial support of all who have their advantage at heart."-Baptist Magazine. THE SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' CHRISTIAN FRIEND AND POCKET COMPANION. Dedicated, with Permission, to Admiral Lord Gambier and Gen. Lord Viscount Lorton. Price 2s. half-bound. Contents.-I. Affectionate Address to Soldiers and Sailors. II. The Evidences of Christianity. III. Heads of Christian Doctrine. IV. A Directory to Prayer. V. A Directory to the Lord's Supper. VI. A Directory to the Bible. VII. Anec dotes of Sailors. VIII. Anecdotes of Soldiers. IX. Selection of Personal Hymns. X. Selection of Social Hymns. "This little volume before us is well adapted to ts professed object, and is written with considerable skill and ingenuity. It is eminently suitable for a present for those going abroad, to be given away by individuals and societies."-Evangelical Magazine. "This little book is very much adapted to its professed object, and if it obtain, as we trust it will, an extensive circulation, it can scarcely fail of being useful."—Dr. Cox in the " Pilot, or Sailor's Magazine." BRITAIN'S GLORY IN THE EVANGELIZATION OF HER SEAMEN. In which is considered-Their importance to the empiretheir numbers their present condition-the means existing for their religious welfare-the means required for their evangelization and their claims upon their country. Designed especially to interest Christian merchants, ship owners, colonial propietors, and missionary directors. "We have no hesitation in saying, that more may be learnt about sailors from this pocket volume than in any half dozen large volumes that could be named. Its minute details will be found invaluable to the friends of British seamen."-Evangelical Magazine. THE NEGROES' JUBILEE. A memorial of Negro Emancipation, Aug. 1, 1834, with a brief History of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, and the Extinction of British Colonial Slavery. Dedicated, with permission, to T. F. Buxton, Esq., M.P. Price 1s. 6d. " We have great pleasure in recommending the Negroes' Jubilee. We think a copy of it should be presented to every young person in the British Empire. We have seen less matter, and we are sure far less interesting, published at 12s."-Home Missionary Magazine. Ninian Robinson, the Greenwich Pensioner, Who died Dec. 4, 1833, aged Ninety-two years. With Historical Notices of Greenwich Royal Hospital. Price 8d. "I am very glad to hear of your intention of publishing the life of that valuable and exemplary man, Ninian Robinson." - Admiral Sir Jahleel Brenton, Bart., Lieut. Governor of Greenwich Hospital. A GUIDE TO THE LORD'S SUPPER, Designed especially for Inquiring Christians. Price 6d. or 1s. cloth gilt. "Like the other productions of the Author, this is a practical and useful little Manual; a very appropriate present for young Christians." -Evangelical Magazine. BRITISH ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, INCLUDING THE RELIGION OF THE DRUIDS, THE INTRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY INTO BRITAIN, AND THE RISE, PROGRESS, AND PRESENT STATE OF EVERY DENOMINATION OF BY THE REV. T. TIMPSON, MINISTER OF UNION CHAPEL, LEWISHAM, AUTHOR OF THE COMPANION TO THE BIBLE,' ANGELS OF GOD." SECOND EDITION. LONDON: Isted. AYLOTT AND JONES, 8, PATERNOSTER-ROW. 1849. To the CHRISTIAN PASTORS of every Denomination in the Empire of GREAT BRITAIN, with the sincerest veneration for their Character and Office, as the Instruments Divinely appointed for the Moral Improvement promoting their eternal Salvation by the infinite THIS BRITISH ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, designed to aid their important Ministry, IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED BY Their Friend and Fellow-Labourer in the Gospel of GOD OUR SAVIOUR, THE AUTHOR. |