1845-46.

History of the Young Men's Christian Association of London.

Biblical Statements in Harmony with Scientific Discoveries. By Rev. JOHN STOUGHTON.

The Extent and the Moral Statistics of the British Empire. By Rev. WM. ARTHUR, M.A.

Ancient Rome and Modern London: intended to illustrate the Past and Present State of Civilisation. By Rev. JOHN STOUGHTON.

The Cedar and the Palm. By Rev. JAS. HAMILTON, D.D.

The Field and the Garden: the Bible illustrated by the Plants of Palestine. By Rev. JAMES HAMILTON, D.D.

The Lily of the Valley and the Glory of Lebanon. By Rev. JAMES HAMILTON, D.D.

Luther and the Reformation. By Rev. J. CUMMING, D.D.

1846-47.

British India. By Rev. W. ARTHUR. Physical, Moral, and Intellectual Effects of Protracted Labour. By the late Rev. HENRY HUGHES, M.A.

Druidism, the Ancient Religion of Britain, contrasted with Christianity. By Rev. GEORGE SMITH, D.D.

Patriarchal Civilisation. By Rev. JOHN STOUGHTON.

The History and Influence of Literature.

By Rev. JOHN CUMMING, D.D.

Works of Fiction. By Rev. JOHN ALDIS. Points of Similarity between Judaism and Romanism, By the late Rev. JOSIAS WILSON.

Theatrical Amusements. By Rev. J. B. BENNETT, M.D.

On the Origin, Progress, and Moral Effects of the Crusades to the Holy Land. By Rev. DANIEL MOORE, M.A.

The Unity of the Species. By Rev. THOMAS ARCHER, D.D.

The Tabernacle of Israel. By Rev. SAMUEL MARTIN.

1847-48.

The Natural History of Creation. By EDWIN
LANKESTER, Esq., M.D.

Social Organization. By the late Rev. JOHN
HARRIS, D.D.

The Art of Printing, and the Effects of the
Cheapness and Facilities of that Art on
Society. By Rev. JOHN TOD BROWN,
M.A.

Mohammedanism: Its Rise, Tenets, and
History. By Rev. WILLIAM ARTHUR,
M.A.

The Acquisition of Knowledge. By the
late Rev. Dr. JOSEPH BEAumont.
The Geological Evidences of the Existence
of the Deity. By Rev. THOMAS ARCHER,
D.D.

The Mythology of the Greeks. By Rev.
JOHN ALDIS.

The History of the Formation of the Free
Church of the Canton de Vaud, Switzer-
land. By Hon. and Rev. BAPTIST W.
NOEL, M.A.

The Truths Peculiar to Christianity, and
the Principal Proof of which they are
susceptible. By Rev. C. STOVEL.

The Moral Influence of the Commercial
Spirit of the Day. By Rev. GEORGE
FISK, LL.B.

The Mysteriousness of Christianity Com

patible with its Truth, and with Faith

in its Verities. By Rev. CHARLES di

PRIEST.

The Age we Live in. By Rev. JOHN CUMMING, D.D.

God in History. By Rev. J. CUMMING, D.D.
The Bearing of Commerce upon the Spread
of Christianity. By Right Rev. ROBERT
BICKERSTETH, D.D., Lord Bishop of
Ripon.

The Common Origin of the Human Race.
By Rev. WILLIAM BROCK.
Modern Infidel Philosophy. By Rev. HUGH
STOWELL, A.M.

The Possession of Spiritual Religion the
surest Preservative from the Snares of
Infidelity and the Seductions of False
Philosophy. By the late Rev. JOHN
ANGELL JAMES.

Characteristics of the Middle Ages. By
Rev. THOMAS ARCHER, D.D.
The French Revolution of 1848. By Rev.
WILLIAM ARTHUR, M.A.

The Church and the World. By Hon, and
Rev. BAPTIST W. NOEL, A.M.
Internal Evidences of the Divine Inspira-
tion of the Scriptures of the Old and New
Testament. By the late Rev. THOMAS
RAFFLES, D.D., LL.D.

Cardinal Wolsey. By Rev. SAMUEL MARTIN.
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton, Bart.: A
Study for Young Men. By Rev. THOMAS
BINNEY.

1849-50.

The Bible Self-Evidential. By Rev. HUGH STOWELL, A.M.

The Influence of Romanism on the Intellectual and Moral Condition of the People subject to its Sway. By Rev. W. L. ALEXANDER, D.D.

Literary Attractions of the Bible. By Rev.
JAMES HAMILTON, D.D., F.L.S.
The Relation of Christianity to the Free-
dom of Thought and Action.
By Rev.
ASA MAHAN, A.M.

The Church in the Catacombs. By Rev.
WILLIAM ARTHUR, M.A.

The Nature of Romanism as Exhibited in the Missions of the Jesuits and other Orders. By Rev. M. HOBART SEYMOUR, A.M

The Bible: Its Provision and Adaptation
for the Moral Necessities of fallen Man.
By Rev. HUGH M'NEILE, D.D.
The Apostle Paul. By Rev. W. BROCK.
Money. By Rev. SAMUEL MARTIN.
Music in its Relation to Religion. By Rev.
JOHN CUMMING, D.D

William Allen. By the late Rev. JAMES
SHERMAN,

The History and Condition of Protestantism in France. By Rev. RICHARD BURGESS, B.D.

1850-51.

1855-56.

1857-58.

The Obstacles which have retarded Moral
and Political Progress.
By Right Hon.
EARL RUSSELL, K.G.

The Advent of Christ the Divine Key to
History. By Rev. J. B. BROWN, B.A.
Saul of Tarsus. By Very Rev. H. ALFORD,
D.D., Dean of Canterbury.

Labour Lightened, not Lost. By the late Professor JAMES MILLER.

Palissy the Potter. By Rev. H. ALLON. The Talkers of Society. By Rev. J. B.

OWEN, M.A.

Prospective Results of International Exhibitions. By LEONE LEVI, Esq.

The Home Harvest. By Rev. JOHN C. MILLER, D.D.

The Credulities of Scepticism. By Rev. ROBERT VAUGHAN, D.D.

The Social Influence of Christianity. By
WM. EDWARD BAXTER, Esq., M.P.
Manliness. By Rev. H. 8. Brown.
Social Responsibilities. By JOHN B. GOUGH,
Esq.

Modern Geographical Researches in Africa.
By Rev. GEORGE SMITH.

The Silence of Scripture. By Rev. J. C. MILLER, D.D.

The Lessons of the Street. By Rev. WILLIAM LANDELS.

Hugh Miller's Testimony of the Rocks: God in His Word and in His Works. By the Very Rev. FRANCIS CLOSE, D.D., Dean of Carlisle.

The Church Its Influence, Duties, and Hopes in the Present Age. By Rev. SAMUEL COLEY.

Rev. JAMES M'COSH, LL.D.

The Two Lights-Reason and Revelation. By Rev. ENOCH MELLOR, M.A.

John Bunyan. By Rev. W. M. PUNSHON, M.A.

HUGH STOWELL, M.A.

The Bible and Modern Progress. By Rev. JAMES H. RIGG.

The Liberty of Opinion, and the Qualifications for Using it. By Rev. GEO. FISK, LL.B.

1859-60.

The Influence of Knox and the Scottish Re-
formation on the Reformation in England.
By Right Hon. JAMES MONCREIFF, M.P.,
Lord Advocate of Scotland.
Bigotry. By Rev. J. C. MILLER, D.D.
Self-Conquest. By Rev. R. ROBERTS.
Queen Elizabeth. By Rev. H. STOWELL,

M.A.

The Influence of Society in the Formation

of Character. By Rev. JOHN GRAHAM. Blaise Pascal. By Rev. E. M. GOULBURN,D.D. The Earth Framed and Furnished as a Habitation for Man. By Rev. WILLIAM ARNOT. The Advantages to be derived from the Study of Church History. By Rev. SAMUEL MARTIN.

Hogarth and his Pictures. By Rev. HUGH STOWELL BROWN.

The World's Oldest Poem. By Rev. FREDERIC GREEVES.

Old School Affectations in Literature, Art, Science, Religion, Politics, and Social Customs. By the Rev. J. B. OWEN, M.A. The Power of Example. By JOHN B. GOUGH, Esq.

1860-61.

Our Indian Empire. By Lieut.-Colonel Sir HERBERT B. EDWARDES, K.C.B.

1861-62.

France and England Eighty Years Ago.
By ISAAC TAYLOR, Esq.

Anglo-Saxon Christianity, and Augustine of
Canterbury. By Rev. SAMUEL MARTIN.
Anglo-Norman Christianity, and Anselm
By the Rev. JOHN STOUGHTON.
Lollardie and Wicliffe. By Rev. WILLIAM
B. MACKENZIE, M.A.

The English Reformation, and Archbishop
Cranmer. By EDWARD CORDEROY, Esq.
Church Song, with Illustrations of the
People's Worship in Ancient and Modern
Times. By Rev. HENRY ALLON.
Counterfeits. By Rev. C. H. SPURGEON.
The Criteria of Truth. By Rev. ARCHI-
BALD BOYD, M.A.
The Uses of Prophecy.

By the Very Rev. WILLIAM C. MAGEE, D.D., Dean of Cork. MIRACLES. By Rev. WALTER SMITH, M.A. The New Testament Narratives Real, not Ideal. By Rev. J. C. MILLER, D.D. Macaulay. By Rev. W. MORLEY PUNSHON

1862-63.

Scientific Experiments in Balloons. By JAMES GLAISHER, Esq., F.R.S.

The Purpose of Being. By Rev. RICHARD ROBERTS.

A Sound Mind. By Rev. J. HAMILTON, D.D. Defaulters. By Rev. H. STOWELL BROWN.

WILLIAM LANDELS.

Individuality. By the late Rev. THEOPHI

LUS PEARSON.

England in the Olden Time; or, Glimpses of

the Fourteenth Century. By the late Rev. J. HAMPDEN GURNEY, M.A.

M.A.

Addresses by Rev. WILLIAM BROCK, and

Rev. NEWMAN HALL, LL.B.

The Earth as it has been Occupied, Cultivated, and Improved by the Industry of Man. By Rev. WILLIAM ARNOT.

Rev. CHARLES VINCE.

Revivals, Ancient and Modern. By Rev. JOHN STOUGHTON.

Commerce Christianized. By Rev. ROBT. JEFFREY, M.D.

The Blessed Life. By Rev. SAMUEL COLEY.

The Formation of English Character. By Rev. JAMES BARDSLEY, M.A.

Erasmus. By Rev. JAMES HAMILTON, D.D. The Relations of Religion and Art. By Rev. WILLIAM POLLOCK, M.A.

By Rev. ROBERT MACHRAY, M.A. Bishop Burnet and the Times of the English Revolution and the Protestant Settlement. By Rev. G. W. CONDER.

Bishop Butler and the Religious Features of his Times, 1692-1752. By the Rev. ADAM S. FARRAR, M.A., Professor of Theology in the University of Durham. Addresses by Earl of SHAFTESBURY, K.G.; Rev. CANON STOWELL, M.A.; Rev. C. PREST; Rev. E. BAYLEY; and T. B. SMITHIES, Esq.