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    marvellously cheap form , and those who are

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    Farrar ' s work on ' The Life of Christ' has , perhaps , caused Dr . Hanna ' s admirable hook to be _ somewhat - ^ v _ — - — — — overlooked - — , but - — its — merits — — are — — - so - — — great ^ L ^^ V —

    that it well deserves the new circle of readers which it is likely to obtain in its present state . From Mr . Edward Stanford . —' Gibraltar : Is it

    worth Holding ^ P ^" P ^ ** ^ ? ^ and Morocco ^ Ph ^ / This ¦ PPi A is A the M title A A of Captain a pamp Wa hlet rren b endeavours y Capt . Fred to prove * P . Warre that Eng n , R land . N .

    would gain by giving up the world-renowned fortress Ceuta , on to S the pain opposite in exchange Africa for n coast the small . Ceuta place is

    I at present merely a Spanish convict station . Captain Warren , of course , brings forward various ^ reasons ^ ^"" ¦ »^^ ^ r — ' ¦ " ¦ — ^ for ^ ^^ ' ™ - »» his ^» — - « proposal vw ^» r -m ^ h *^ « a ^ ^^ j ^^ ^ p ^ —which « v ^ pt ^* 4 ^ v ^ p »^ pp is ^» p ^^ not ^^ . m ^^ f ^^ new ^ pmippi ^^ w w , fj b n _ r y w the ** ^ fc ^ ^^

    way—but ' we think the opinion of nine out of ten Englishmen who read hia pamphlet would be that we should keep the * Rock' and take Ceuta

    if we ever want it . We agree with , his views of the importance and powerfu of l Morocco relations , and with of that our keep rich ing State friendl . y

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    Pen ing ; ge a , welcome Shirley , Streatham addition to , a Sy usefu denham l series , and . Toot-From Messrs . "WardLock & Co . —' William

    Ewart T ! l a Gladstone S ~ % t 1 i , Prime - » ^ , Minister *« **• , * of Eng ^ ^ land « -mm : ' Emer a political son . —The and author literary of biograp this convenien hy . By t G . and R .

    comprehensive , albeit popular biography of England as his ' s Prime chief characteristics Minister sums in up the , what following he- regard sen s -

    tence in his preface : — What we really p seess in Mr . Gladstone is a statesman of vast w m > u * t ac M > v q ^ uirements M «« . vu « viiud and « 1 * U rare A . C 4 J . C practical ^ iai ^ lJUat ability CbUIAJlLfjr ; C an * L 1 Ual earn llCO estl ' , }

    not religious content , sensitive with , deplorir nature ; g a in political Eloquent philanthropist phrases the exist who - , ence causes many of contests of evil it ; , tries a champion ; an with orator all crowned of his the strength with highest laurels , t ^> rank remove gained , whose the in

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    has readers performed see that his he ta is sk so not , it onl may y with be said ability that ho with impartiality . A succinct account of the

    parliamentary events in which Mr . Gladstone has t " been he book prominentl and the y concerne full and d forms carefull a feature comile in d very

    index will , m « ke it useful for reference from p this interspersed point of view with . Th extracts © chronicl from e , which some is of freel Mr y .

    the Gladston close of ' s last greatest . epeeehes , is brought down to year 3 F * om Messrs . S * rederiok ¦¦¦ Warn -V © & Co . —* Hints

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    dently written by one who has gone over the ground suggestion and he has offers made . On proof one of point the value he lay of s erery down

    mistake mistake an dog , unfailing a practice , but but utterly utterl rule which — v never needless needless he condemns to -. use the as whi not onl to y a

    , Reviews and Magazines . —The Church Quarterly

    Review ( Spottiswoode & Co . ) has a somewhat disappointing article on Preaching ; for the writer , who _; takes Professor Mabaffy ' s essay on

    cipal ' The tex Decay t , has of very Modern little Preaching to . offer us ' in as the his way prin of - suggestion - — "IBM ' — ^ — - ^ . He — deprecates r ~ — the growing y -j - - ^ ^ ¦ custom — ' —— — ^^ ^ ^

    of allowing laymen to read the lessons in church , ' apparentl can read y them because with he better believes effect that and the more clergy

    impressively . Of course a layman who cannot lead ought never to be allowed to read in public , and least of all in church ; but it is a matter of doubt

    whether as a rule the educated layman is not as good a reader as his clerical brother . The writer leads for more variety in sermonsand fora

    p smallerN number of them , while he also , argues in favour of the repetition of sermons . The whole article , in fact , seems to be written by a man

    who fails to perceive the immense power of the pul edificatipD pit as a , means and who of co is n far versi too on , rea education r ly to accep , and t

    the which excuses in m commonl instances y offered is si for l bad the preaching result of , any mpy laziness . An article on ' The Religious % Census

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Aug. 15, 1882, page 706, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15081882/page/14/