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CONTENTS OF VOL. XIII.

No. LXXIII.-The Harp of David, 1.—The Free Church tried by her own

Arguments; or, Thoughts on the Seccession, Puseyism, and Popery,—

By a Country Minister.-Concluding Article, 33.-Ecclesiastical Finance

of the Church of Scotland.-Striking of the Fiars, 49.--Free Church Door

for the Seceders, 55.-Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, 57.-Hengsten-

berg's Revelation of St. John, 59.-Ecclesiastical Intelligence, 64.

No. LXXIV. The Harp of David.-Second Article, 65.-Notes of a Visit

to the Great Exhibition,-By a Country Minister.-Fourth Article, 84.

-The Established Church the only Free Church in Scotland, 101.—The

Mother's Legacie to her Unborne Childe, 106.—Dr. Candlish on Genesis,

Vol. II., 111.-Literary Notices, 119-Original Poetry, 121.-Ecclesiasti-

cal Intelligence, 128.

No. LXXV.-The Harp of David.-Part III., 129.-Paris as it was in

1835 a Letter by the late Mr. A. N. Carmichael, of the Edinburgh

Academy, 147.-Old Houses in Edinburgh, and what can be done with

them? 166.-"The Resurrection of Life," 176.-The Hexaglot Penta-

teuch, 181.-Literary Notice, 185.-Original Poetry, 189.-Ecclesiastical

Intelligence, 192.

No. LXXVI.-Life of Lord Jeffrey, by Lord Cockburn, 193.-Notes of a

Visit to the Great Exhibition.-By a Country Minister.--Concluding

Article, 214.-The Baronial and Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Scotland,

232.-Literary Notices, 247.-Ecclesiastical Intelligence, 256.