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Title: Tracts and Handbills of the Religious Tract Society, March 1st, 1843


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***START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK TRACTS AND HANDBILLS OF THE
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, MARCH 1ST, 1843***

Transcribed from the 1st March 1843 edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org

No Publications can be supplied except those of the Religious Tract Society.

March 1st, 1843.

TRACTS AND HANDBILLS
OF THE
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY,
SOLD BY
WILLIAM JONES,

AT THE DEPOSITORY,

56, PATERNOSTER ROW, AND 65, ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD;

Also by J. Nisbet and Co. 21, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London; and by
other Booksellers.

A Catalogue of Bound Volumes and Works for the Young is printed
separately; also a Catalogue of Welsh and Foreign Tracts.

N.B. All the Subscriptions, Donations, and Contributions, without any deduction or charge whatever, are applied to the gratuitous circulation of the Publications at home and abroad.

Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, Samuel Hoare, Esq.; by the Secretaries, Rev. Robert Monro, M.A. and Rev. Dr. Henderson; by Mr. W. Jones, Corresponding Secretary and Superintendent, (to whom Communications are to be addressed,) at the Depository; by Mr. William Tarn, Assistant Secretary and Cashier; by Mr. George Robinson, Collector, 56, Paternoster Row; by Messrs. Nisbet and Co. 21, Berners Street, Oxford-Street; and also by Messrs. Barnett, Hoares, and Co. 62, Lombard Street; and Messrs. Hankey, 7, Fenchurch Street.

All Communications to be addressed to No. 56, Paternoster Row.

FIRST SERIES TRACTS.

Tracts, in less quantities than a quarter of a hundred of each sort, are charged
at the prices for single Tracts.

Those marked thus † are also kept in Stiff Covers, at 4s. per 100 extra.

Those marked thus § are also printed in 32mo, neat covers, gilt edges, fine paper and print.

		Price, per 100.		Each.
		s.	d.	d.
1	Address on distributing Religious Tracts	4	8	1
2	Vivian’s Three Dialogues	5	10	1¼
3	Subjects for Consideration	2	4	½
4	End of Time, (from Dr. Watts)	3	6	¾
5	Watts’s Songs for Children [1]	7	0	1½
6	Death of Lord Rochester	3	6	¾
7	To Disturbers of Public Worship	2	4	½
8	To a Youth, on Purity	2	4	½
9	To the Unfortunate Female	2	4	½
10	To a Prisoner	2	4	½
11	The Way to Heaven	l	2	¼
12	Friendly Hints to Servants	2	4	½
13	Golden Rule, (by Dr. Watts)	2	4	½
14	On the Lord’s Day	l	2	¼
15	Persuasive to Public Worship	2	4	½
16	The Death of an Infidel, (the Hon. Francis Newport)	2	4	½
17	Life of Colonel Gardiner	7	0	1½
18	To a Youth at School	l	2	¼
19	Life and Sayings of P. Henry	3	6	¾
20	Confidence in God, illustrated in the Life of John Antes	4	8	1
21	To the Afflicted	2	4	½
22	The Duties and Encouragements of the Poor	2	4	½
23	Search the Scriptures §	2	4	½
24	Importance of Sobriety	2	4	½
25	Dialogue on Regeneration	3	6	¾
26	Consolation under Convictions	2	4	½
27	A Sunday’s Excursion	2	4	½
p. 228	Bible of Divine Authority	2	4	½
29	The Good Old Way	4	8	1
30	On the Third Commandment	1	2	¼
31	The Better Gift, (intended to accompany a Charitable Donation)	2	4	½
32	Immoral and Anti-Christian Tendency of the Theatre	2	4	½
33	A Present to the Children of Sunday or other Schools	1	2	¼
34	Instruction of the Rising Generation, Recommended	4	8	1
35	A Dialogue between a Traveller and Yourself	1	2	¼
36	Solemn Questions for Church of England Members	3	6	¾
37	Advice to a Young Man, on Entering the World	2	4	½
38	Sixteen Short Sermons §	5	10	1¼
39	Short Prayers for every Morning and Evening in the Week [2]	7	0	1½
40	Important Advice to Sunday School Teachers	2	4	½
41	Three Queries to Deists	2	4	½
42	The Penitent Female	2	4	½
43	On Speaking Truth	2	4	½
44	The Evidence and Effects of the Gospel	2	4	½
45	The Warning Voice	3	6	¾
46	A Dialogue between Two Seamen	2	4	½
47	Dialogues between a Corporal and a Private Soldier	3	6	¾
48	To Spectators of a Funeral	1	2	¼
49	The History of Mrs. Wilkins, (for Lying-in Women)	4	8	1
50	Address to Young Christians	2	4	½
51	To the Aged, (large type)	3	6	¾
52	To a Child	1	2	¼
53	An Appeal to the Heart	4	8	1
54	Exhortation to Sick Persons	2	4	½
55	Five Minutes’ Consideration	2	4	½
56	On the Ten Commandments	5	10	1¼
57	On Personal Religion	2	4	½
58	The Death of Altamont	2	4	½
59	To Parents of Sund. Scholars	1	2	¼
60	The Evil of Late Attendance on Divine Worship	2	4	½
61	The Dying Criminal. (To Spectators of an Execution)	3	6	¾
62	Parental Duties	3	6	¾
63	Serious Thoughts on Eternity	2	4	½
64	A Letter to a Young Lady at Boarding School	3	6	¾
65	Friendly Advice	1	2	¼
66	Sin no Trifle	1	2	¼
67	Scripture Extracts †	9	4	2
68	A Saint Indeed, (from Flavel)	3	6	¾
69	Family Worship	4	8	1
70	The Smugglers	3	6	¾
71	Fulfilment of Prophecy in the Destruction of Jerusalem	3	6	¾
72	Christ the only Refuge	2	4	½
73	Saturday Night and Sunday Morning	3	6	¾
74	The Catechizer’s Assistant	5	10	1¼
75	The Progress of Sin	2	4	½
76	The Swearer’s Prayer	1	2	¼
77	To the Master of a Family	2	4	½
78	Advice to Prisoners under Criminal Charges	5	10	1¼
79	A Letter to Two condemned Malefactors, (by Hervey)	1	2	¼
80	Address to Prisoners charged with Crimes which do not affect the Life	1	2	¼
81	The Debtor’s Friend, (for Prisoners)	4	8	1
82	Sin and Danger of neglecting the Saviour, (Dr. Owen) §	5	10	1¼
83	The Interpreter’s House	3	6	¾
84	The Duty of Caring for the Souls of Relatives	2	4	½
85	Great Question Answered §	5	10	1¼
86	Luther on Justification	3	6	¾
87	Sabbath Occupations	2	4	½
88	Friendly Conversation	1	2	¼
89	Christian Minister’s Appeal, on the Importance of Personal and Family Religion	2	4	½
90	A New Year’s Gift	2	4	½
91	The Search for Sin, and its Trial in the Isle of Man	5	10	1½
92	The Gospel Invitation	7	0	1½
93	James Covey	1	2	¼
94	Inspector, with Anecdotes	2	4	½
95	Memoir of Mary Saxby	5	10	1¼
96	A Master to his Apprentice, on leaving his Service	1	2	¼
97	The Churchman’s Confession	4	8	1
98	Bible the Test of Truth	3	6	¾
99	Address of a Minister to his Parishioners, on Prayer	1	2	¼
100	Friendly Visit to the House of Mourning, (by Cecil) ‡	9	4	2
101	Life and Writings of Peter †	9	4	2
102	The Progress of Grace	4	8	1
103	Short Hints to a Soldier	3	6	¾
104	Letters on Marriage, to Young Christians	4	8	1
105	The Cottage Wedding	5	10	1¼
106	To Masters, on paying their Workmen in due Time	1	2	¼
107	A Week well Spent; or, Reflections for every Day	3	6	¾
108	The Life of William Kelly	4	8	1
109	Leslie’s Short and Easy Method with the Deists	7	0	1½
110	History of Andrew Dunn, an Irish Catholic †	11	9	2½
111	The Work of the Holy Spirit §	5	10	1¼
p. 3112	The Stage, in 3 Dialogues †	10	6	2½
113	Immanuel; or, Scripture Views of Christ †	9	4	2
114	Parting Address to a Sunday School Child	1	2	¼
115	The Doctrine of the Cross of Christ stated and explained	4	8	1
116	A Word for God; to Neglecters of Public Worship	2	4	½
117	To-Day	2	4	½
118	The Dairyman’s Daughter †	14	0	3
119	The Negro Servant	7	0	1½
120	True Prophecies	3	6	½
121	Mary Watson & J. Mortimer	5	10	1¼
122	The Prodigal Son	3	6	¾
123	The Youth’s Monitor; or, the Life of William Bird †	10	6	2¼
124	Life of the Virgin Mary	2	4	½
125	The Life and Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist	2	4	½
126	Advantages of Reading the Scriptures, exemplified in History of James Byrne	3	6	¾
127	Religion without Learning; or History of Susan Ward	3	6	¾
128	The Sinner directed to the Saviour, (from Flavel)	2	4	½
129	The Danger of Delay	3	6	¾
130	The Christian Atonement	3	6	¾
131	Jonathan Brown, the Bargeman, (by Dr. Calamy)	4	8	1
132	History of the English Bible	5	10	1¼
133	The Scripture Guide	7	0	1½
134	Conversation in a Boat, between Two Seamen	7	0	l½
135	The Shipmates	5	10	1½
136	Recollections at the Close of the Year	2	4	½
137	The Assizes, (for circulation upon such occasions)	2	4	½
138	Evidences of Christianity, (by Dr. Doddridge) †§	14	0	3
139	On Hearing the Word	4	8	1
140	Important Questions	3	6	¾
141	True Religion Exemplified, in the History of Mary †	5	10	1¼
142	On the Lord’s Prayer	2	4	½
143	Poor Joseph	1	2	¼
144	Honesty the Best Policy	3	6	¾
145	Surest Way of Thriving	2	4	½
146	Advice to the Keeper of a Turnpike Gate, with Useful Hints to Travellers	2	4	½
147	Life of Judge Hale, and his Advice to his Children	3	6	¾
148	Hopes for Eternity	2	4	½
149	The Seaman’s Friend	7	0	1½
150	The Seaman’s Spy-Glass	7	0	1½
151	The Young Cottager †	12	10	2¾
152	Reasons for Faith	1	2	¼
153	Meditations of Queen Catherine Parr	4	8	1
154	On Suicide	3	6	¾
155	The Effects of Deism	2	4	½
156	The Testimony of an Infidel	1	2	¼
157	A Word for the Bible	1	2	¼
158	Life of Lady Jane Grey	3	6	¾
159	Mission in Greenland	4	8	1
160	A Summary of the Bible	1	2	¼
161	Last Hours of the Rev. J. Cowper	3	6	¾
162	Tract Anecdotes, Part I.	3	6	¾
163	On the New Birth	2	4	¾
164	Bradford’s Letters, 1555	3	6	¾
165	The Christian’s Directory	2	4	½
166	Tract Anecdotes, Part II.	2	4	½
167	— —, Part III.	2	4	½
168	The Sabbath-breaker reclaimed; or, the History of Thomas Brown, in verse	1	2	¼
169	The Power of the Gospel	2	4
170	The Cause and Cure of Spiritual Darkness	2	4	½
171	The Best Legacy; or, the Poor made Rich	2	4	½
172	Common Errors	3	6	¾
173	Appeal to Christians, on Prayer for the Out-pouring of the Holy Spirit	1	2	¼
174	The Village in the Mountains	2	4	½
175	Scripture Marks of Salvation, (from Darracot) §	5	10	1¼
176	Advantages and Disadvantages of the Married State	4	8	1
177	Two Ends and Two Ways	1	2	¼
178	The Sinner’s Help	1	2	¼
179	The Worth of the Soul §	2	4	½
180	The Death-bed of a Medical Student	2	4	½
181	The Brazen Serpent	1	2	½
182	Why so Late? (at Public Worship)	1	2	¼
183	On Cruelty to Animals	3	6	¾
184	The Spiritual Guide	1	2	¼
185	On Licentiousness	3	6	¾
186	The Seventh Commandment	1	2	¼
187	The Irish Peasant	3	6	¾
188	On Union to Christ	3	6	¾
189	Watchmaker and Family	4	8	1
190	The Christ of God	3	6	¾
191	The Swiss Peasant	3	6	¾
192	Woodman of Switzerland	3	6	¾
193	The Two Old Men	4	8	1
194	The Nature of an Oath (before Magistrates) Explained	2	4	½
195	To a Mother, on the Birth of her Child	1	2	¼
196	The History of W. S—	5	10	1¼
197	Consider your Ways	2	4	½
199	The Lost Sheep	2	4	½
200	A Help to Prayer	5	10	1¼
201	The Fulness of Christ	2	4	½
202	Extracts from the Writings of Foreign Divines	4	8	1
203	Hints to Sick Persons, particularly in Hospitals	4	8	1
204	The Aged Christian in the Hospital	1	2	¼
205	Mary Smith, or the Christian’s Hope in Death	3	6	¾
p. 4206	The Trinity in Unity	3	6	¾
207	The Authority, Purpose, and Effects of Christianity †	9	4	2
208	The True Riches	3	6	¾
209	The Witness for the Truth	4	8	1
210	Narrative of Thomas Davis	4	8	1
211	The True Catholic	3	6	¾
212	The Duty of United Prayer	3	6	¾
213	The Infidel Convinced	2	4	½
214	St. Peter’s Plea for Reading the Holy Scriptures	3	6	¾
215	Excellency of the Christian Dispensation §	2	4	½
216	On Extreme Unction	2	4	½
217	The Protestant Religion no Novelty	1	2	¼
218	The Lord’s Supper compared with the Mass	1	2	¼
219	Heathen Ceremonies adopted by the Church of Rome	2	4	½
220	Protestant’s Reasons for not Worshipping Saints	2	4	½
221	The Traveller’s Farewell	1	2	¼
222	The Pastor’s Wish §	2	4	½
223	The Loss of the Kent †	10	6	2¼
224	The Holy Scriptures the only Standard of Divine Truth	2	4	½
225	The Reformation	2	4	½
226	Happiness Realized §	2	4	½
227	The Great Duty of Believing	2	4	½
228	Against Drunkenness and Lewdness	1	2	¼
229	Pastoral Address to Persons recovered from Sickness	3	6	¾
230	Duty of Hearing the Word	2	4	½
231	Profitable Hearing the Word	5	10	l¼
232	The Danger of Neglecting Divine Truth	3	6	¾
233	Advice and Consolation to the Afflicted §	3	6	¾
234	Memoir of Dr. T. Bateman §	3	6	¾
235	The Icebergs	3	6	¾
236	Narratives of Soldiers	3	6	¾
237	On Repentance	1	2	¼
238	Add Faith to Knowledge	4	8	1
239	Sanctification the Christian’s Aim and Privilege	3	6	¾
240	The Sick Man and his Christian Friend	2	4	½
241	Friendly Hints to the Visitors of Watering-places	3	6	¾
242	The Christian Sabbath	3	6	¾
243	A Serious Expostulation	2	4	½
244	Reasons for separating from the Church of Rome	3	6	¾
245	The Christian’s Faith	3	6	¾
246	A Word to Distressed Poor	3	6	¾
247	The Eldest Son †	14	0	3
248	Four Dialogues in a Prison †	10	6	2¼
249	The Honest Waterman †	12	10	2½
250	Missions at Home†	12	10	2½
251	Shepherd of Salisbury Plain	7	0	1½
252	A Strange Incident	1	2	¼
253	The Races	1	2	¼
254	Pleasure Fairs and Wakes	1	2	¼
255	Love to Christ	2	4	½
256	The Evil Consequences of attending the Race Course	2	4	½
257	Moses, the Pious Negro	1	2	¼
258	Hints for the Examination of the Heart	l	2	¼
259	Letter to a Christian Friend, on Temptation	2	4	½
260	Man in his Fallen Estate	3	6	¾
261	Is it well with You?	1	2	¼
262	Advice to Servants	2	4	½
263	Stewart’s Thoughts on Special Prayer for Outpouring of the Holy Spirit †§	12	10	2½
264	To a Person recovered from Sickness	1	2	¼
265	The Two Widows, in Verse	3	6	¾
266	The History of Amelia Gale	3	6	¾
267	Heavy Charges against Sabbath Breakers	1	2	¼
268	The Nature & Importance of Repentance	3	6	¾
269	Parental Authority enforced	1	2	¼
270	Justification by Faith	5	10	1¼
271	Do I love God or not? §	2	4	½
272	The Day of Adversity	2	4	½
273	Duty to Mothers	3	6	½
274	My Own Way	3	6	¾
275	Maternal Piety	1	2	¼
276	To the Believer, on the Loss of Christian Friends §	2	4	½
277	Do you want a Friend?	1	2	¼
278	The Importance of Prayer	3	6	¾
279	Questions for Self-Examination. By Rev. J. Alleine	1	2	¼
280	The Great Error detected	2	4	½
281	Time and Eternity	2	4	½
282	Fulfilment of Prophecies, Ammon, Moab, etc.	7	0	l½
283	What do Ye more than Others? By Dr. Watts †	9	4	2
284	On Religious Declension. By Rev. A. Fuller †	11	8	2½
285	Peace in Death	2	4	½
286	Musical Festivals and Oratorios	1	2	¼
287	On Chastity	1	2	¼
288	“How can a Man be Born when he is Old?”	2	4	½
289	Preparation for Death	1	2	¼
290	Wholesome Truths	1	2	¼
291	Poor Bridget	3	6	¾
292	The Fall and Rise of Peter	4	8	1
293	On the Lord’s Supper	5	10	l¼
294	Hinderances to Believing	2	4	½
295	Rest in Christ	3	6	¾
296	The Christian’s Duty to the Heathen	3	6	¾
297	A Letter to One who cannot read it	3	6	¾
298	Christ’s Invitation to Thirsty Souls. By Dr. Doddridge	4	8	1
299	A plain & practical View of the Doctrine of the Trinity §	7	0	1½
300	On Drunkenness	3	6	¾
p. 5301	Heaven Lost	4	8	1
302	Meditations on the Incarnation and Death of Christ	7	0	1½
303	Memorial of Mercy	5	10	1¼
304	Ye most be Born again	1	2	¼
305	Four Family Prayers, from Sacred Scripture	2	4	¼
306	Rules for a Christian	2	4	½
307	The Roll Call	2	4	½
308	History of Dr. R. Taylor	7	0	1½
309	Rules for Conversation	2	4	½
310	The Infallible Touchstone	2	4	½
311	On the Power and Grace of the Holy Spirit	2	4	½
312	What shall I think about?	2	4	½
313	The Soldier twice enlisted	2	4	½
314	How to Improve a Bad Memory	2	4	½
315	The Rapid Propagation of Christianity	2	4	½
316	The Conversion of St. Paul	2	4	½
317	Salvation through a Mediator consistent with Reason §	4	8	1
318	Miracles Proofs of the Truth of the Holy Scriptures	2	4	½
319	The Resurrection of Christ	2	4	½
320	Letter from Ralph Weston	2	4	½
321	On Divine Revelation	2	4	½
322	The Learned Cobbler	3	6	¾
323	Dialogue on Infidelity	3	6	¾
324	The Blind Man and Pedler	4	8	1
325	On Sabbath Breaking	1	2	¼
326	A Word to the Profane	1	2	¼
327	Advice to Sailors	3	6	¾
328	Payson’s Address to Seamen	2	4	½
329	Faith’s Warrant	2	4	½
330	Death Beds	5	10	1¼
331	For Ever!!	1	2	¼
332	Hints to the Confident, the Diffident, and the Careless	2	4	½
333	Blind Betsey	3	6	¾
334	Unscriptural Marriage	7	0	1½
335	A Peep at the Races	2	4	½
336	The Syro-phenician Woman	3	6	¾
337	Plain Hints to Parents, on Management of Children	3	6	¾
338	Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ. By Bunyan §	2	4	½
339	Two Dialogues, between M. Wood & S. Hopkins	3	6	¾
340	Female Influence and Obligations	2	4	½
341	The Duty of Christians to the Unconverted	2	4	½
342	Word to those who receive Loan Tracts	1	2	¼
343	What do You get by Gin-drinking?	2	4	½
344	Importance of Consideration	2	4	½
345	On Joy in the Lord	5	10	1¼
346	Living Water	2	4	½
347	Swear not at all	1	2	¼
348	The Way to Hell	1	2	¼
349	Eight Forms of Prayer	3	6	¾
350	The Harvest	2	4	½
351	On the Death of an Infant	2	4	½
352	A whole Family in Heaven	1	2	¼
353	Friendly Hints on the Observance of the Lord’s Day	2	4	½
354	Address to a Sceptic	1	2	¼
355	A Dying Thief and a Dying Saviour	2	4	½
356	Solitary Reflection	3	6	¾
357	Advice to the Dejected	3	6	¾
358	An Address to Six Classes	2	4	½
359	What is the Soul worth?	2	4	½
360	Good News	1	2	¼
361	“Go and Sin no more”	2	4	½
362	The History of Louisa	2	4	½
363	Early Life of Mrs. Judson	2	4	½
364	Hill on Christ Crucified	4	8	1
365	The Lost Soul	1	2	¼
366	The Pilgrims, an Allegory	3	6	¾
367	Plain Words	1	2	¼
368	Hints on the Lord’s Supper	1	2	¼
369	A Question to a Beggar	1	2	¼
370	Are you ready?	1	2	¼
371	The Value and Importance of Public Worship	3	6	¾
372	Ruth Pierce	1	2	¼
373	The Scripture Contrast	2	4	½
374	Evidence of Repentance	1	2	¼
375	Brand plucked out of the Fire	4	8	1
376	An Exhortation to Sinners	3	6	¾
377	The Beer Shop	4	8	1
378	Christ an All-sufficient Saviour; by A bp. Leighton	2	4	½
879	What art Thou?	1	2	¼
380	Jerry Creed	3	6	¾
381	The Important Choice	7	0	1½
382	He is gone	2	4	½
383	Future Punishments Endless	2	4	½
384	The Troublesome Garden	3	6	¾
385	A few Plain Words	2	4	½
386	The Way to use the Bible	3	6	¾
387	Pardon for the Greatest Sinners	3	6	¾
388	The Widow’s Son	4	8	1
389	Hints to Parents of S. Scholars	2	4	½
390	Common Excuses for Neglecting Public Worship	2	4	½
391	Nature and Design of the Lord’s Supper	4	8	1
392	Satan’s Snares	4	8	1
393	The Heirs of Glory	2	4	½
394	On slighting Christ	3	6	¾
395	Last Days of Dr. Payson	2	4	½
396	How do we know there is a God?	2	4	½
397	The Fall of Nineveh, Tyre, and Egypt	3	6	¾
598	Happiness of serving God in our Daily Employments	4	8	1
399	On Pride	4	8	1
400	Encouragements to Prayer	7	0	1½
401	The Soldier out of Uniform	2	4	½
402	Ground on which Sinners can come to the Holy God	1	2	½
403	Cautions against Fairs	2	4	½
404	The Redeemer’s Tears	2	4	½
405	The Ten Lepers	3	6	¾
406	The Flood	3	6	¾
407	Prayers for Children	1	2	¼
408	Day of Salvation	2	4	½
p. 6409	Plain Directions to Zion’s Travellers	3	6	¾
410	“It is Ten Thousand Years ago”	1	2	¼
411	A Thousand Years for every Moment	1	2	¼
412	Eternal Life or Eternal Death awaits you	1	2	¼
413	Duty of the Afflicted	2	4	½
414	Nature and Grace	3	6	¾
415	Memoir of William Howard	5	10	1¼
416	Christian in Humble Life	5	10	1¼
417	Prepare to meet thy God	1	2	¼
418	Christianity	3	6	¾
419	Address to Young Persons employed in Manufactories	3	6	¾
420	Farmer and his Reapers	2	4	½
421	Are you Happy? (For unhappy Females)	1	2	¼
422	Address to the Poor on Family Prayer	2	4	½
423	Nurseries for Heaven	1	2	¼
424	Contrasted Characters	2	4	½
425	Hints to Christians on Secret Prayer	3	6	¾
426	Salvation by Jesus Christ	2	4	½
427	Labourers in the Vineyard	3	6	¾
428	To Friends of the Sick	2	4	½
429	Important Truths	1	2	¼
430	To Coal Miners	2	4	½
431	The Last Judgment	3	6	¾
432	The Judgment to Come	2	4	½
433	A Word to the Flock	3	6	¾
434	Are you afraid to die?	1	2	¼
435	Dr. Calamy’s Letter	2	4	½
436	How to do Good	2	4	½
437	The Mass	3	6	¾
438	Modern Infidelity. By Hall	11	8	2½
439	I am a Christian—why are you an Infidel?	3	6	¾
440	Conversations on Sin and Salvation. By F. Neff §	14	0	3
441	Christian’s Great Interest	1	2	¼
442	Thanksgiving after Childbirth	2	4	½
443	Jehoiakim’s Penknife	4	8	1
444	Jesus Christ preached in the Old Testament	3	6	¾
445	Way to be Healthy & Happy	3	6	¾
446	Stowell on Infidelity	9	4	2
447	Address to an Emigrant	2	4	½
448	The Harvest Past and Summer Ended	1	2	¼
449	Address to the Sick	2	4	½
450	Testimonies to the Truth of Prophecy, from Volney	3	6	¾
451	The Leprosy Cured	2	4	½
452	Conversion. From Bunyan	2	4	½
453	Jesus the True Messiah	3	6	¾
454	The Livery Servant	5	10	1¼
455	The Work of the Spirit in Regeneration	2	4	½
456	Cecil’s Advice to Servants	12	10	2½
457	Conversation on the Truth of the Bible	1	2	¼
458	Testimony of History against the Church of Rome	11	8	2½
459	The Visitor’s Address	2	4	½
460	The Gipsy Tent	2	4	½
461	Believe and be Saved	3	6	¾
462	A Minister’s Visits to the Sick and Dying	4	8	1
463	The Sinner’s Friend	9	4	2
464	Hannah Swarton	4	8	1
465	The New Creature	1	2	¼
466	The Sure Refuge	2	4	½
467	Pretensions of Infidelity	4	8	1
468	Alarming Situation of the Sinner	1	2	¼
469	Union for Prayer	2	4	½
470	You are in Danger of being Lost	1	2	¼
471	Scriptural Instruction for Inquirers after Salvation	5	10	1¼
472	My Time is but a Day	1	2	¼
473	Should it not be must for the Soul?	1	2	¼
474	Do you believe it?	l	2	¼
475	A Word from a Stranger	2	4	½
476	The Spirit’s Teaching	1	2	¼
477	What have I done?	1	2	¼
478	Things to be done	1	2	¼
479	The Penitent Publican	1	2	¼
480	A Rich Gem	1	2	¼
481	To Distressed Manufacturers	3	6	¾
482	Venn’s Directions for Leading a Christian Life	4	8	1
483	What doest thou here?	1	2	¼
484	Roger, the Shepherd	2	4	½
485	The More Convenient Season	1	2	¼
486	First Things in Religion §	4	8	1
487	“All’s Well”	1	2	¼
488	Way of Salvation made Plain	2	4	½
489	An Acceptable Sacrifice	1	2	¼
490	Good Hope for Eternity	1	2	¼
491	Merciful and Mighty Friend	1	2	¼
492	To Young Person after commemorat^g Death of Christ	1	2	¼
493	The Prisoner’s Friend	7	0	1½
494	“Medium Way is the Best”	4	8	1
495	“I don’t know how it is, but I don’t get on”	4	8	1
496	The Pardoned Convict; or, Account of Jno. Leadbetter	9	4	2
497	Collier Boy and Candle Box	2	4	½
498	The Divine Missionary	3	6	¾
499	For the last Time	1	2	¼
500	Justification by Faith only	2	4	½
501	How to Train a Family	3	6	¾
502	Trouble, and how to bear it	1	2	¼
503	The “Free and Easy Club”	3	6	¾
504	Old Andrew	2	4	½
505	Amaziah	3	6	¾
506	The Heart Demanded	3	6	¾
507	The Working Christian	1	2	¼
508	Do you mean what you say?	2	4	½
509	Substance of the Gospel	1	2	¼
510	The Scriptures Precious	3	6	¾
511	What shall I do?	2	4	½
513	The Lord’s Day; or Katherine, Part I.	4	8	1
514	The Sunday Newspaper; or Katherine, Part II.	8	2	1¾

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803	The Dying Gipsey	2	4	½
804	The Effects of Infidelity	3	6	¾
805	This is the Man	1	2	¼
806	The Pilot and the Captain	2	4	½
807	Phœbe Wood	1	2	¼
808	Eliza; a North American Indian Woman	2	4	½
809	Dying Hours of Infidels	1	2	¼
810	The Providential Visit	2	4	½
811	Hugh Bourne	2	4	½
812	The Pious Seaman	1	2	¼
813	Thomas Yates	2	4	½
814	The Pharisee	2	4	½
815	The Life of Thomas Mitchell	2	4	½
816	Poor Nanny	2	4	½
817	The Aged Shepherd	2	4	½
818	The Aged Widow	2	4	½
819	Old Gabriel	2	4	½
820	Memoir of Krishna-Pal	3	6	¾
821	Little Nelly	1	2	¼
822	Conversion of an Indian Conjure	2	4	½
823	The Cholera Morbus	2	4	½
824	Blind Sandwich Islander	1	2	¼
825	The Traveller and Widow	2	4	½
826	The Miner	2	4	½
827	The Danger of Trifling with Convictions	3	6	¾
828	History of Mary White	3	6	¾
829	The Great Change	1	2	¼
830	Elizabeth Cronch	3	6	¾
831	Sabbath Stroller Reclaimed	1	2	¼
832	Rothsay Castle Steam-packet	2	4	½
833	The New Zealand Girl	1	2	¼
834	Memoir of Edward S—	2	4	½
835	A Traveller arrived at the End of the Journey	2	4	½
836	Some Account of John Knill	2	4	½
837	The Self-Murderer	2	4	½
838	The Three English Sailors	1	2	¼
839	The False Hope	1	2	¼
840	Sarah Wilson, or the Young Cripple	2	4	½
841	The History of Sarah	4	8	1
842	The Mountain Miller	4	8	1
843	The Afflicted Mason	2	4	½
844	Memoir of Miss L. Stapleton	2	4	½
845	Memoir of Ra-Poor-Negro	2	4	½
846	Old James	1	2	¾
847	Lydia Sturtevant	2	4	½
848	James Hooton, or Joy and Peace in Believing	3	6	¾
849	The Irish Cottager	3	6	¾
850	The Happy Death-bed	2	4	½
851	The Way of the Transgressor	2	4	½
852	Joseph Archer, the Converted Sailor	3	6	¾
853	Short Account of Thos. C—	2	4	½
854	Brief Account of a German Minister	2	4	½
855	The Dying Soldier	2	4	½
856	Memoir of Leang Afa	3	6	¾
857	Charles Kimmer	3	6	¾
858	The Backslider	2	4	½
859	The Railway Passenger	2	4	½
860	Fatal Calamity at Leeds	2	4	½
861	My Father’s Prayer	2	4	½
862	Catherine Phillips	4	8	1
863	History of Ruth Clark	4	8	1
864	Conversion of the late Rev. Joseph Swain	2	4	½
865	Jejana, a S. African Woman	2	4	½
866	The Converted Sailor	3	6	¾
867	History of F. S. or the Penitent Female	2	4	½
868	History of Anne Monk	2	4	½
869	Farmer B.	5	6	¾
870	The Faithful Letter	3	6	¾
871	Family Piety	2	4	½
872	Old Gearing	2	4	½
873	Rozie. By a Missionary	2	4	½
874	Poor Matchseller of Croydon	2	4	½
875	The Russian Nurse	2	4	½
876	The Northumbrian Girl	2	4	½
877	Drunkard’s Impious Wish	4	8	1
878	The Russian Tailor	3	6	¾
879	True Charity; or, Bell Turner and her Charge	2	4	½
880	Thomas Hogg, the Scottish Wanderer	4	8	1
881	The Swedish Nursemaid	3	6	¾
882	Aged Roman Catholic Widow	3	6	¾
883	Sins going before to Judgm^t	3	6	¾
884	“No one ever told me this before”	2	4	½
885	The Priest and the Bible	2	4	½
886	Trust in God	1	2	¼
887	Wanderer welcomed Home	2	4	½
888	First Prayer in the Family	1	2	¼
889	Mary Williams	1	2	¼
890	The Young Disciple	1	2	¼
891	The Soldier’s Wife	2	4	½
892	The Poor Irishwoman	1	2	¼
894	Danger of Indecision	2	4	½

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1507	Conversation at a Country Wake.
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1518	Honesty the Best Policy. *
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1527	The Happy Negro. †
1528	The Life of John Bunyan.
1529	The Important Discovery.
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1588	I am no Scholar.
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11.	Un Slíge go Fláiṫear.	The Way to Heaven. 11.
65.	Coṁaisle Chasṫanac.	Friendly Advice. 65.
66.	Ni niḋ Súarac Peacaḋ.	Sin no Trifle. 66.
93.	Seúmair Coḃeí.	James Covey. 93.
143.	Jóseṗ Boċd.	Poor Joseph. 143.
157.	Focal ar son an Bhiobla.	A Word for the Bible. 157.
178.	Fuarglaḋ an Pheascaiḋe.	The Sinner’s Help. 278.
237.	Uir Uiṫreaċur.	On Repentance. 37.
261.	“Un ḃfvl sé go máiṫ riot?”	“Is it well with you?” 261.
267.	Casaóidḛċa tromḋa anáġaiḋ luċd brisḛḋ na Sabóide.	Heavy Charges against Sabbath Breakers. 267.
277.	“Un dteastaiġean Chára úait?”	“Do you want a Friend?” 277.
289.	Ullṁúġaḋ ċum Báir.	Preparation for Death. 289.

GAELIC.

		s.	d.
1.	Luathes Uine	2	8	The Flight of Time.
2.	Cha ni faoin idir am peacadh	1	4	Sin no Trifle. 66.
3.	Teachdaireachd o Dhia ad’ionn suidhsa	4	0	A Message from God unto Thee.
4.	Freagradh na ceiste moire, Ciod a ni mi chum bhi tearuinte	5	4	The Great Question Answered. 85.
5.	Seoladair, air bord am Venerable	2	8	James Covey. 93.
6.	Am Piobull, agus Fulangais Chriosd	1	4	The Bible and the Sufferings of Christ.
7.	An Saibhreas Fior	5	4	The True Riches. 208.
8.	Blaidhna Eile Fathest	2	8	Another Year anticipated.
9.	Iain Knox	4	0	Life of John Knox.
10.	Mu Oibreachadh ’ar Slainte Fein	4	0	On Working out our own Salvation.
11.	Beinn Shinai	2	8	Mount Sinai.
12.	Guth ‘o Neamh	1	4	A Voice from Heaven.
13.	Mu Obair an Spioraid Naoimh	5	4	Operations of the Holy Ghost.
14.	La Bhreathanais	4	0	The Day of Judgment.
15.	Urnuigh fir Nam Mionn	1	4	The Swearer’s Prayer. 76.
16.	Sgeul Mhaios an Duine dubh Carbhach	1	4	Moses, the Pious Negro. 257.
17.	An da Chrioch, agus an da Shlighe	1	4	The Two Ends, and the Two Ways. 177.
p. iii18.	An Cunnart a tha ann au Dail	1	4	The Evil of Procrastination.
19.	Thig agus is e do bheatha dh’-ionnsuidh Iosa Criosd	2	8	Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ. By John Bunyan. 338.
20.	An Drumair Criosdaidh	2	8	The Christian Drummer. 505.
21.	Earail Chudthromach, airson lenghadh nan Scriobtuirean	2	8	An Exhortation to read the Scriptures.
22.	Am Fear-iuil Spioradail	1	4	The Spiritual Guide.
23.	Luach ach Anama	2	8	The Worth of the Soul. 179.
24.	Earail do Mhaithrichibh	2	8	An Address to Mothers.
25.	Sgeul Ioseiph	1	4	Poor Joseph. 143.
26.	Braon Meala on Charraig Criosd	2	8	Drop of Honey from the Rock Christ.
27.	Na h-Iasgairean	1	4	The Fisherman.
28.	Leisgeilan Coitchionn airson dearmad a leigadh air Aodhradh Fholasach le freagraidhean	2	8	Common Excuses for neglecting Public Worship; with Answers to them. 390.
29.	Eoin Pris	1	4	John Price.
30.	Lanachd Chriosd	2	8	The Fulness of Christ. 201.
31.	Deadh Nuaidheachd	1	4	Good News.
32.	Earail Dhurachdach agus Chairdeil	2	8	Friendly Advice.
33.	An Dochas tha ris an Aithreachas anns an teid dail	1	4	On the Hope of Future Repentance.
34.	An Dorus Cumhann, agus an t-Slighe Aimhleathan	2	8	The Strait Gate.
35.	Sgeul Mu’n Righ	4	0	The Royal Visitor.
36.	Am Peacach air a sheoladh chum an t-Slanuighir	2	8	The Sinner directed to the Saviour. 128.
37.	Eachdruidh mu Aindrea Mac-Ille-Dhuinn	1	6	The History of Andrew Dunn, an Irish Catholic. 110.
38.	An Nadur agus am Feum a tha air Aithreachas	5	4	The Nature and Importance of Repentance.
39.	Mu’un Nuadh Bhreith	2	8	On the New Birth. 163.
40.	Israel air an Slanachadh leis an Nathair Umha	2	8	The Israelites healed by the Brazen Serpent.
41.	An dleasnas mor ’se Sin Creidsinn am Mac Dhe	2	8	Great Duty of Believing on the Son of God. 227.
42.	Searmoinean Goirid	9	4	Sixteen Short Sermons. 38.
43.	An Gaidheal og, no Sgeul Aindreais Lindsai	2	8	The Young Highlander; or, Andrew Lindsay.
44.	Ruth Pierce, no Tuarasdal nam Breug	1	4	Ruth Pierce; or, the Evil Consequences of Lying.
	Seoladh agus Misneach do neach a tha fo Iomaguin ag Iarraidh an Deigh Slainte, le J. A. James 12mo, each	0	8	James’s Anxious Inquirer after Salvation Directed and Encouraged.

FRENCH.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

		s.	d.
	Le Pauvre Horloger de Genève	12	0	The Watchmaker and his Family. 189.
	Les Deux Vieillards	8	0	The Two Old Men. 193.
	La Valaisane	6	8	The Swiss Peasant. 191.
	Les Petits Marchands des figures de plâtre	4	0	The Image Boys.
	Germain le Bucheron	5	4	Woodman of Switzerland. 192.
	Les Braves Petits Garçons	6	8	Good Boys.
	L’Ecole du Val d’Amont	14	8	The Village School.
	L’Impie cessant de l’être	4	0	The Infidel convinced by a Child. 213.
	Ajoutez à votre Foi la Science	8	0	Add Faith to Knowledge. 238.
	La Mort du Fils Ainé each	0	8	The Eldest Son. 247.
	Malan’s French Tracts boards	2	0
	Le Pélerinage du Chrétien each	2	0	The Pilgrim’s Progress. First Part.
	Le Chemin du Bonheur per 100	2	8	The Way to Happiness.
	Le Catholique Canadien	1	4	The Canadian Catholic.
	Le Chemin de Salut	1	4	The Way of Salvation.
16.	Le Pauvre Infirme	4	0	The Poor Sick Man.
32.	Emmanuel; ou Vues Scripturaires sur Jésus-Christ	13	4	Emmanuel; or Scripture Views of Jesus Christ. 113.
p. iv33.	La Doctrine Evangélique	4	0	The Evangelical Doctrine.
37.	Les Adieux d’un Voyageur	1	4	The Travellers Farewell. 221.
39.	Lettre à une Personne qui relève d’une Maladie dangereuse	2	8	Letter to a Person just recovered from a dangerous Illness.
40.	Le Berger de la Plaine de Salisbury	12	0	The Shepherd of Salisbury Plain. 251.
41.	De l’Influence du Saint Esprit	6	8	The Work of the Holy Spirit. 111.
42.	Quelques Mots à un Affligé	1	4	To the Afflicted. 21.
43.	Le Culte Domestique	5	4	Domestic Religion.
44.	Le Voyage en Diligence	4	0	The Stage-Coach Journey.
45.	Réfutation de quelques erreurs	5	4	Common Errors. 172.
46.	Les Deux Chemins	1	4	The Two Ways, and the Two Ends. 177.
47.	Le Savetier Philosophe	4	0	The Learned Cobler. 322.
48.	Nécessité de maintenir l’Autorité Paternelle	1	4	Paternal Authority Enforced. 269.
49.	L’Aveugle et le Soldat	5	4	The Blind Man and the Soldier.
50.	De la Tendresse Maternelle	1	4	Maternal Piety. 275.
51.	“Avez-vous besoin d’un Ami?”	1	4	“Do you want a Friend?” 277.
52.	Histoire d’Amélie Gale	2	8	History of Amelia Gale. 266.
53.	Le Temps et l’Eternité	2	8	Time and Eternity. 281.
54.	La Femme Volontaire	5	4	My Own Way. 274.
55.	Rapports entre la Réligion Judaïque et Chrétienne	2	8	Connexion between the Jewish and Christian Religion.
56.	Les Commencemens et les Progrès du Peché	2	8	The Progress of Sin. 75.
57.	Le Vieillard à l’Hôpital	1	4	The Aged Christian in the Hospital. 204.
58.	Mission au Groënland	6	8	Mission in Greenland. 159.
59.	Sommaire de la Bible	1	4	Summary of the Bible. 160.
60.	L’Heureuse Famille	2	8	The Happy Family.
61.	Le Bateau à Vapeur	1	4	The Steam-Boat.
63.	Sur les Avantages de la Pauvreté pour les Chrétiens	2	8	The Duties and Encouragements of the Poor. 22.
64.	La Prière en Famille	2	8	Family Prayer.
65.	La Jeune Villageoise	14	8	The Young Cottager. 151.
66.	Le Précepte par Excellence	4	0	The most distinctive Precept.
69.	Les Ruines: Considérations nouvelles sur les Révolutions des Empires; ou, l’Inspiration des Ecritures démonstrée par le Témoignage de Volney	6	8	The Ruins: New Considerations on the Revolutions of Empires; or, the Inspiration of Scripture demonstrated from the Testimony of Volney.
70.	Courte Démonstration de la Vérité du Christianisme	8	0	Leslie’s Short and Easy Method with the Deists. 109.
72.	De l’Etude de l’Ecriture-Saints	8	0	A Translation from Bickersteth.
73.	Lettre sur les Mystères que renfermé la Révélation Divine	8	0	Letter on the Mysteries contained in Divine Revelation.
74.	Examen des Preuves qui établissent la Vérité du Christianisme	18	8	The Evidences of Christianity, by Dr. Doddridge. 138.
76.	Lettre sur quelques-unes des Objections les plus plausibles, par lesquelles on attaque la Vérité et la Divine Authorité des Saints Ecritures	9	4	Extracted from Dr. O. Gregory’s work.
116.	Lettre à ceux qui ne savent pas lire	4	0	A Letter to One who cannot read it. 297
	“Que faut-il que je fasse pour être sauve?” de la Fléchère each	0	4	Fletcher’s Address, “What shall I do to be saved?”
	Sermons, par S. B. L. Gaussen, each	1	0	Gaussen’s Sermons.
	Vie de Felix Neff, Pasteur dans les Hautes-Alpes, boards each	1	0	Life of Felix Neff, Pastor of the High Alps.
	Annales Abrégees de L’Eglise de Christ, par C. G. Barth, each	1	4	Barth’s Church History.
	Le Jeune Homme a l’Entree de sa Voie each	1	4	Pike’s Persuasives to early Piety.

Hand-Bill.

Questions Importantes per 100.

Important Questions.

p. v32mo Books for the Young, 1d. each.

Le Premier Pas vers le Mal; ou, Le Seul Verre de Vin.	First Steps of Evil; or, The Single Glass of Wine.
J’aurai bientôt Dix Ans.	I shall soon be Ten Years Old.
Le Pieux Edward.	Pious Edward.
Histoire de William Hurd.	History of William Hurd.

ITALIAN.

	L’Evidenza della Profezia boards	1	4	Keith’s Evidence of Prophecy.
	Riflessioni Serie per 100	2	8	Serious Thoughts on Eternity. 63.
	Un breve e chiaro Esame de due patti, cioè quello delle Opere, e quello della Grazia	1	4	A brief and clear Examination of the Two Covenants; namely, that of Works, and that of Grace. “The Way to Heaven.” 11.
75.	Il Progresso del Peccato	2	8	The Progress of Sin. 75.
160.	Ristretto della Bibbia	1	4	Summary of the Bible. 160.
181.	Il Serpente di Bronzo	1	4	The Brazen Serpent. 181.
	La Vallèse	2	8	The Swiss Peasant. 191.
	Breve Esposizione della Fede Generale della Riformazione	2	8	Brief Exposition of the General Faith of the Reformation.
	La Via della Salvazione	1	4	The Way of Salvation.
	Storia di Andrea Dunn each	0	4	History of Andrew Dunn. 110.

PORTUGUESE.

63.	Pensamentos Graves sobre a Eternidade	2	8	Serious Thoughts on Eternity. 63.
65.	Conselho de Amigo	1	4	Friendly Advice. 65.
88.	Amigavel Conversaçāo	1	4	Friendly Conversation. 88.
93.	Noticia do Marinheiro Inglez, J. Covey	1	4	Account of James Covey. 93.
160.	Summario da Biblia	1	4	Summary of the Bible. 160.
	Extractos das Escrituras Sanctas	1	4	Scripture Extracts.

INDO-PORTUGUESE.

Hum Curto Catichismo da Biblia

The Bible Catechism.

SPANISH.

To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

1.	Cuatro Palabras á los Sabios	4	0	Four Words to the Wise. (On the Right and Duty of all to read the Scriptures.)
11.	Camino Unico del Cielo	1	4	The Way to Heaven. 11.
21.	A los Afligidos	2	8	To the Afflicted. 21.
23.	Escudriñad las Escrituras	2	8	Search the Scriptures. 23.
38.	Diez-y-Seis Breves Exortaciones	8	0	Sixteen Short Sermons. 38.
53.	Una Llamada al Corazon	5	4	An Appeal to the Heart. 53.
63.	Serias Reflexiones sobre la Eternidad	2	8	Serious Thoughts on Eternity. 63.
75.	El Progreso del Pecado	2	8	The Progress of Sin. 75.
101.	Vida y Escritos de S. Pedro, Apostol	12	0	Life and Writings of St. Peter. 101.
109.	Demonstracion de la Verdad de la Religion Cristiana	8	0	Leslie’s Demonstration of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 109.
115.	Exposicion de la Doctrina del Crucificado	5	4	The Doctrine of the Cross of Christ stated and explained. 115.
122.	La Parábola del Hijo Pródigo	4	0	The Parable of the Prodigal Son. 122.
124.	Vida de la B. Vírgen Maria	2	8	Life of the Virgin Mary. 124.
125.	La Vida y Martírio de S. Juan Bautista	2	8	Life and Martyrdom of St. John the Baptist. 125.
642.	El Pecador es encaminado al Salvador	2	8	The Sinner directed to the Saviour. 128.
142.	Sobre el Padre Nuestro	2	8	On the Lord’s Prayer. 142.
160.	Resumen de la Biblia	1	4	Summary of the Bible. 160.
163.	Sobre la Regeneracion	4	0	On the New Birth. 163.
250.	Anuncio de parte de Dios a Ti, Lector	2	8	God’s Message to Thee, Reader.
p. vi251.	La Pasion, Muerte, y Sepultura de N. S. Jesu Cristo	4	0	The Passion, Death, and Burial of our Saviour Jesus Christ.
	Catecismo de la Biblia	21	4	The Bible Catechism.
	El Decálogo	2	8	The Ten Commandments.
	Sermones sobre la Doctrina y Deberes del Gristianismo	4	0	Sermons on the Doctrines and Duties of Christianity.
	Ditto, boards, complete, each	2	0
	Spanish Tracts, in 1 vol. boards	2	0
	Relacion de la Perdida del Kent, 18mo each	1	0	Narrative of the Loss of the Kent. 223.
	Historia de Enriquecillo, 18mo.	0	8	Little Henry and his Bearer.
	El Sermon en el Monte, 18mo.	0	8	The Sermon on the Mount.
	El Viador, 18mo.	1	6	The Pilgrim’s Progress.
	Complimiento Literal de las Profecias de la Sagrada Escritura. Por Keith, 18mo.	1	6	Keith’s Evidence of Prophecy.
	Auxilio Escriturario: dispuesto para Facilitar con Utilidad la Lectura de la Biblia each	1	0	Bickersteth’s Scripture Help.
In 32mo, adorned with Cuts, in neat Wrappers.
	La Aldeanita each	0	8	The Young Cottager.
	Historia de José	0	6	History of Joseph.
	Historia de María Lopez	0	4	History of Maria Lopez. (Susan Green.)
	Historia de Sidrách, Misách, y Abdénago each	0	3	History of Shadrach, Meshech, and Abednego.
	La Hija del Salteador	0	3	The Poacher’s Daughter.
	Historia de Samuel	0	3	History of Samuel.
	Historia de José Lopez	0	3	Hist. of Joseph Lopez. (Joseph Green.)
	El Ateo convencido por un Niño	0	2	The Infidel convinced by a Child.
	Los Buenos Niños	0	2	Good Boys.
	Vida de nuestro Señor y Salvador Jesu Cristo	0	2	Life of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
	La Verdad y la Mentira	0	2	Truth and Falsehood.
	Alfabeto de Nombres de la Escritura	0	2	Alphabet of Scripture Names.
	La Mejor Conducta es la de Honradez	0	2	Honesty the best Policy.
	Personages Notables del Antiguo Testamento	0	2	Old-Testament Characters.
	Personages Notables del Nuevo Testamento	0	1	New-Testament Characters.
	El Negro Feliz	0	1	The Happy Negro.
	La Oracion Dominical, ó el Padre Nuestro	0	1	The Lord’s Prayer.
	Juanita y su Cordera	0	1	Susan and her Lamb.
	“Presto cumpliré Diez Anos”	0	1	“I shall soon be Ten Years old.”
	La Niña Pacificadora	0	1	The Little Peacemaker.
	El Genio, ó Susana é Isabel	0	1	Temper; or, Susan and Betsey.
	Alfabeto para los Niños de Nombres de la Biblia	0	1	Alphabet of Scripture Names for Children.
	La Vid	0	1	The Vine.
	Lucía; ó “Ya no volveré à ser mala chica, Papa”	0	1	Lucy; or, “I will not be naughty again, Papa.”
	El Pan; ó el Mantenimiento de la Vida	0	1	Bread; or, The Staff of Life.
	La Verdadera Cruz	0	3	The True Cross.

SWEDISH.—To Non-Subscribers per 100.

11.	Sagen till Himmelen	1	4	The Way to Heaven. 11.
160.	En kort Framstallning af hvab Biblen innehåller och larer oss	1	4	Summary of the Bible. 160.
1.	Hvab man bor tansa om Biblen	4	0	What we ought to think of the Bible.

DANISH.

4.	Libens Ende	5	4	The End of Time. 4.
277.	“Tronger Du til en Ben?”	1	4	“Do you want a Friend?” 277.

p. viiDUTCH.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

1.	De Zondaar gebragt tot Jezus Christus	2	8	The Sinner directed to the Saviour. 128.
2.	“Ik weet den dag mijns doods niet”	1	4	“I don’t know the day when I may die.”
3.	Ernstige gedachten over de Eeuwigheid	2	8	Serious Thoughts on Eternity. 63.
4.	Zonde geen voorwerp van Spotternij	1	4	Sin no Trifle. 66.
5.	James Covey	2	8	James Covey. 93.
6.	“Ik wil niet”	1	4	“I will not.”
7.	Iets tegen het Ongeloof	1	4	Something against Unbelief.
8.	“Sla net oog op u Zelven, en denk aan de toekomst”	2	8	“Look on yourself, and remember that which is to come.”
	Levensberigt van Amelia Gale	2	8	Amelia Gale. 266.
	De Geschiedenis van John Robins	4	0	John Robins. 551.
	Lydia Sturtevant	2	8	Lydia Sturtevant. 847.
	Een Beroep op het Hart	4	0	Appeal to the Heart. 53.
	De Tijd en de Eeuwigheid	2	8	Time and Eternity. 281.
	Evangeliesche Gezangen, ten gebruike der Zendelings Instituten van het Londonsch Zenderling Genootschap each	1	0	Evangelical Hymns for the Missionary stations of the London Missionary Society.
	Verhalen uit Switzerland each	1	6	Stories from Switzerland.

Children’s Books, 1d. each.

1.	Voorstellingen uit het Nieuwe Testament.	New-Testament Characters.
2.	Kleine Vertellingen voor Goede Kinderen.	Short Stories for Good Children. 26.
3.	Vertellingen van Vogels.	History of Birds. 33.
4.	Vertellingen van Viervoetige Dieren.	History of Beasts. 32.
5.	Broeders en Zusters of Broederlyke Liefde.	Brothers and Sisters; or, Brotherly Love. 50.
6.	Reizigers Verhalen.	Travellers’ Wonders. 1.
7.	Vertellingen eener Moeder aan Goede Kinderen.	A Parent’s Stories for Good Children. 17.
8.	Het Vierde Gebot.	The Fourth Commandment. 35.
9.	Frits Goedaard; eene Vertelling voor Goede Kinderen.	Tom Steady, a Pretty History for Good Children. 22.
10.	Goede Voorbelden, alle Goede Kinderen aanbevolen.	Good Examples, recommended to all Good Children. 40.
11.	Geschiedenis van Dirk Wildzang.	History of Dick Wildgoose. 9.
12.	De Geschiedenis van Fannij Onbezonnen.	History of Fanny Thoughtless. 10.

GERMAN.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

		s.	d.
1.	Das Ende der Zeit	5	4	The End of Time. 4.
5.	Thr merdet mit nichten des Lodes sterben	4	0	“Ye shall not surely die,” Gen. iii. 4.
6.	Mtamonts Lod	2	8	The Death of Altamont. 58.
9.	Suchet in der Schrift	2	8	Search the Scriptures. 23.
11.	A. Sabbath Beschäftigungen	4	0	Sabbath Occupations. 87.
12.	Der Beg zum heil	1	4	The Way to Happiness.
14.	Der arme Genfer Uhrmacher	10	8	The Watchmaker and his Family. 189.
20.	Des Fluchers Gebet, oder fein Fluch erklärt	2	8	The Swearer’s Prayer. 76.
21.	Ernsthafte Betrachtungen über die Ewigkeit	4	0	Serious Thoughts on Eternity. 63.
24.	Sechszehn furze Reden	8	0	Sixteen Short Sermons. 38.
26.	Gespräch zwischen zwei Matrosen	4	0	A Dialogue between two Seamen. 46.
59.	Furze Erklärung des Gebetes des Herrn	4	0	A Brief Exposition of the Lord’s Prayer.
p. viii45.	Die Stimme der Warnung	4	0	The Warning Voice. 45.
72.	Christus die einzige Zuflucht vor dem zukünftigen Zorne	4	0	Christ the only Refuge. 72.
93.	Heldenmuth und seliger Lod von Jacob Coven, einem englischen Matrosen	2	8	James Covey. 93.
41.	Der Weg zum Himmel	1	4	The Way to Heaven. 11.
119.	Der Bekehrte Reger	6	8	The Negro Servant. 119.
134.	Des Seemann’s Freund enthaltend Rath und Unweisungen nebst einer Rachricht über alte Schiffsgesfährten	10	8	Conversation in a Boat between two Seamen. 134.
151.	Das junge Dorfmädchen. Eine mahre Erzählung	22	8	The Young Cottager. 151.
160.	Bas lehrt die Bibel?	2	8	A Summary of the Bible. 160.
223.	Untergang des Dstindien=Fahrers Kent	14	8	The Loss of the Kent. 223.
266.	Die Geschichte der Amelia Gale, aus der Legend von Boston, in England	6	8	The History of Amelia Gale. 266.

MODERN GREEK.—12mo.

1.	Ἔλεος τού Θεού πρὸς τὸν Μετανοημένον	2	8	God’s Mercy to the Penitent.
2.	Φύσις τής Ἁμαρτίας καὶ τής Μετανοίας	1	4	Nature of Sin and of Repentance.
3.	Οἱ Ἂνθρωποι ὡς τὰ, Πρόβατα	1	4	Men like Sheep.
4.	Πρόσκλησις εἰς τὸν Ἁμαρτωλὸν	2	8	Call to the Unconverted.
5.	Γνώμαι Ἐπισφαλεὶς	1	4	Salutary Counsels.
6.	Ἐρωτήσεις Βραχεῖς, ἀλλὰ Ἀναγκαιοτάται	1	4	Short Important Questions.
7.	Ὁ ἐν Φιλίπποις Δεσμοφύλαξ ἐπιστραφεὶς	1	4	Conversion of the Philippian Jailer.
32mo.
1.	Ἡ Νεαρὰ Αύρα each	0	4	The Youthful Lyre. (A Hymn Book.)
2.	Ὁ Βίος τού Κυρίου ἡμων καὶ Σωτήριος, Ἰησού Χριστού	0	2	The Life of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
3.	Ὁ Δεκάλογος, εὐμορφότατον Βιβλίον διὰ τὰ Μικρὰ Παιδία	0	2	The Ten Commandments.
4.	Τὸ Καινὸν Ἀλφαβητάριον, βραβεíον διὰ τὰ Καλὰ Παιδία	0	2	Child’s First Alphabet.
5.	“Καλὰ Παιδάκια, ἐξετάζετε τὸν ἑαυτόν σας”	0	2	“Good Boys; or, Examine yourselves.”
6.	Χαρακτήρες ἢ Παραδείγματα τής Νέας Διαθήκης	0	1	New-Testament Characters.
7.	Ἡ Τετάρτη Ἐντολὴ	0	1	The Fourth Commandment.
8.	Ὁ Γεωργάκης καὶ ἡ Μηλία	0	1	Little George and the Apple-Tree.
9.	Ἱστορία τών Τριών Ἀδελφών καὶ τών Τριών Φοινίκων των	0	2	History of the Three Brothers and their Three Palm-Trees.
10.	Σχέδια Χαρακτήρων ἐκ τής Παλαιάς Γραφής πρὸς ὠφέλειαν καὶ Μίμησιν τών Νέων	0	2	Old-Testament Characters.
11.	Ἱστορία Ιωάννου τού Ναύτου, τού ἐπωνομαζομένου Κουτρολὴ	0	2	The History of John Robins the Sailor.

CHINESE.

A Chinese Tract, stereotyped from the original wood-blocks, entitled, “A Summary of the Gospel.” 2d. each.

LONDON: RICHARD WATTS, PRINTER, CROWN COURT, TEMPLE BAR.

FOOTNOTES.

[1] Also a 32mo Edition, One Halfpenny each, and another, adorned with engravings, at One Penny each: an 18mo Edition, with superior wood engravings, ornamented cover, 6d.; cloth, gilt edges, 8d. each, or 1s. half-bound.

[2] Also a superior edition, half-bd. 8vo, 1s.; and a pocket edition, 64mo, 6d. cloth, or 1s. 4d. tuck.

[ii] The book uses a highly decorative (non-Roman) font for the Irish titles and it’s unclear what many of the letters are. Same goes for Swedish, Danish and German titles: apologies for any mistranscriptions.—DP.

A neat edition, 18mo, 4d. stiff cover; 10d. bound in black; also in 64mo, 6d. cloth 1s. 4d. tuck.





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TRACTS AND HANDBILLS OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, SOLD BY WILLIAM JONES,

FIRST SERIES TRACTS.

p. 7NARRATIVE SERIES TRACTS.

p. 8SECOND SERIES TRACTS, EACH CONTAINING EIGHT PAGES, WITH A CUT.

p. 9THE GOSPELS AND ACTS.

TRACTS NOT NUMBERED.

CARDS on Important Subjects.

p. 10Tracts assorted in Packets.

Packets of Handbills.

Packets of Books, for the Young,

Packets of 32mo Books, for the Young,

Packets of 32mo Series, for the Young.

Selection for Boarding Schools and Families.

Packets of Short Stories.

p. 11Tracts in Large Type, for the Aged and others.

BURDER’S VILLAGE SERMONS.

p. 12SELECT SERMONS,

TRACT COVERS.

LOAN SETS, ready Covered.—See Classification Catalogue.

p. 13Tracts for the Blind, in dotted raised Characters.

CENNICK’S SERMONS.

COTTAGE SERMONS,

SERMONS to the AGED,

SEA SERMONS, 2s. 4d. per 100.

COMMENTS ON SCRIPTURE.

p. 14BROAD SHEETS, printed only on one Side.

LARGE BROAD SHEETS, with numerous Cuts.

CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY HYMNS,

p. 15HAND BILLS,

p. 16THE CHRISTIAN ALMANACK FOR 1843.

THE SHEET ALMANACK FOR 1843.

THE TRACT SOCIETY PENNY ALMANACK,

THE POCKET-BOOK ALMANACK.

MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS.

The History of the Church of Christ.

The Tract Magazine, or Christian Miscellany. Price 1d.

The Child’s Companion. Price 1d.

The Visitor, or Monthly Instructor. Price 3d.

The Christian Spectator,

Welsh, Irish, Gaelic, and Foreign Tracts OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY, 56, PATERNOSTER ROW, and 65, ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD, LONDON.

WELSH.

32mo, with Cuts.

Hand-Bills, 6d. per 100.

Short Stories, 2s. 8d. per 100.

IRISH.—To Non-Subscribers, 1s. 1d. per 100. [ii]

GAELIC.

FRENCH.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

Hand-Bill.

p. v32mo Books for the Young, 1d. each.

ITALIAN.

PORTUGUESE.

INDO-PORTUGUESE.

SPANISH.

SWEDISH.—To Non-Subscribers per 100.

DANISH.

p. viiDUTCH.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

Children’s Books, 1d. each.

GERMAN.—To Non-Subscribers, per 100.

MODERN GREEK.—12mo.

CHINESE.

FOOTNOTES.

TRACTS AND HANDBILLS
OF THE
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY,
SOLD BY
WILLIAM JONES,

p. 8SECOND SERIES TRACTS,
EACH CONTAINING EIGHT PAGES, WITH A CUT.

Welsh, Irish, Gaelic, and Foreign Tracts
OF THE
RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY,
56, PATERNOSTER ROW, and 65, ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD, LONDON.