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MDCCCXXXIX.

ART.

I. THE DOCTRINE OF THE DELUGE, vindicating the Scriptural

Account from the Doubts which have recently been

cast upon it by Geological Speculations. By the Rev.

L. Vernon Harcourt.

II. A HISTORY OF POPERY; containing an Account of the

Origin, Growth, and Progress of the Papal Power; its

Political Influence in the European States-system, and

its effects on the Progress of Civilization. To which are

added, an Examination of the Present State of the

Romish Church in Ireland; a Brief History of the Inqui-

sition, and Specimens of Monkish Legends

III. CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY-The Revival of Diocesan

Synods: a Charge, delivered to the Clergy of the Arch-

deaconry of Rochester, April, 1838 .

IV. PULPIT ELOQUENCE-The Works of Bishop Hall

LIVES OF SACRED POETS

V.

VI. THE CHURCH OF ROME'S TRAFFIC IN PARDONS, considered

in Three Letters, addressed to the Rev. T. L. Green.

Roman Catholic Priest of Tixall. By George Hodson,

M.A., Vicar of the adjoining Parish of Colwich, and

Archdeacon of Stafford.

The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth.

The Catholic Church vindicated, in Two Letters, ad-

dressed to the Venerable George Hodson, M.A., Pro-

testant Vicar of Colwich, Archdeacon of Stafford,

Canon Residentiary of Lichfield, etc. In reply to his

Pamphlet, entitled, "The Church of Rome's Traffic in

Pardons." By the Rev. T. L. Green, Catholic Clergy-

man of Tixall.

VII. ENGLISH SCHOLARSHIP-The Speeches of Lord Brougham.

Philological Museum and Quarterly Journal of Education.

Critical Works and Correspondence of Bentley ..

VIII. THE PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION

IX. ANTIQUITY OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH COMPARED WITH
THE NOVELTY OF THE ROMISH-ORIGINAL DIALOGUES.

1. The Churches of Rome and England compared in their

declared Doctrines and Practices. By Richard Mant,

D.D. Bishop of Down and Connor.

2. The Church of England a Faithful Witness against the

Errors and Corruptions of the Church of Rome. By the

Rev. R. Meek.

3. Protestantism the Old Religion-Popery the New; or

Protestantism as old as the Bible, and Popery_the

Corruption of the Seventh Century. By the Rev.

Thomas Lathbury, M.A.

4. The Variations of Popery. By Samuel Edgar,

I. The Grounds of the Catholic Doctrines contained in the

Profession of Faith published by Pope Pius IV.

2. An Abstract of the Douay Catechism: revised, improv-

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