JER ERUSALEM.-TWO GRAND PICTURES by H. C. SELOUS, Esq., each 8 feet by 12 feet, containing upwards of 200 especial points of interest, and more than 200 highly finished figures. 1. JERUSALEM IN HER GRANDEUR, A.D. 33, with the TRIUMPHAL ENTRY OF CHRIST INTO THE HOLY CITY. 2. JERUSALEM IN HER FALL, as now viewed from the MOUNT OF OLIVES. These elaborate and deeply interesting pictures are now ON VIEW, at Messrs. LEGGATT, HAYWARD & Leggatt's, 79 Cornhill, London, E.C., from 9 to 6 daily.-Free. "Noble works of Art...... Masterly originals."-National Standard. "As pictures the works are perfect."-English Churchman. "An air of rich luxuriousness pervades the whole scene. . . . . . Figures are most artistically grouped."Morning Chronicle. "Two pictures of no ordinary merit. . . . . A combination of objects of historical interest and architectural beauty, which it would be difficult to equal. The artist has imparted all the interest associated with one of the most touching incidents in our Saviour's life: the figures exhibiting all that variety of passion and feeling which such an occasion was calculated to draw forth. ....... must have been the fruits of immense labour and research."-Morning Star. "To every student of Bible History, to every lover of art, the pictures afford a rich treat,"-City Press. (265) In demy 8vo, 400 pp. 2s. 6d., cloth. PROCEEDINGS of the CONFERENCE ON MISSIONS, held at Liver pool, from March 19 to 23, 1860. Edited by the Secretaries of the Conference. The Editors believe this volume will be found one of much interest and use. They recommend it for General Distribution and Perusal; being hopeful that it will be a means the Lord may honour to increase intelligent concern as to Missions and His Work among the Heathens. It will also be acceptable and serviceable as a Book of Reference, from its Wide Range of Subjects and Copious Index. 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THE FAMILY TREASURY for 1860, Recommended by 2000 Ministers of all Denominations, will contain a Series of Papers prepared expressly for its pages, by the Rev. J. C. RYLE, Rev. CHARLES BRIDGES, Rev. CANON MILLER, the Rev. WILLIAM ARNOT, and numerous other eminent writers. Monthly Parts, 6d. ; and Weekly Numbers, 14d. London and Edinburgh: T. NELSON & SONS. Subscribers' Names received by all Booksellers. (222) Just Published, price 2s. 6d, cloth. THE DECLINE OF QUAKERISM. An Inquiry into the Causes which By ROBERT MACNAIR, Author of "Christian Baptism Spiritual not Ritual. London: A. W. BENNETT, 5 Bishopsgate Without, E.C. This day. Crown 8vo, price 7s. 6d., cloth. (277) THE COLLECTED WORKS of the late Rev. J. A JAMES, Birmingham. LA Edited by his SON. Volume III. Sermons. London: HAMILTON, ADAMS & Co. Birmingham: HUDSON & SON. (267) ANCASHIRE INDEPENDENT COLLEGE: SHORROCKS' FELLOWSHIPS. Three of these Fellowships, of the Yearly Value of £33, are now vacant, and will be open for competition for Students entering the Theological course of the College, in the Sessions commencing September, 1860. Further particulars may be learned on application to the Rev. Professor Newtb, Lancashire Independent College, Manchester; or the Rev. A. Clarke, Secretary, Stockport. (264) CLERICAL, MEDICAL, & GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, ESTABLISHED 1824. DIRECTORS. Chairman-Joseph Henry Green, Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S. Deputy Chairmen-Right Hon. J. R. Mowbray, M.P.; William Bowman, Esq., F.R.S. Patrick Black, M.D. Sir B. C. Brodie, Bart., D.C.L., Rev. Thomas Dale, M.A. Thomas Davis, Esq. Charles M. Deane, Esq. Clement Hue, M.D. Rev. John E. Kempe, M.A. Gerard W. Lydekker, Esq. All persons who effect Policies on the Participating Scale before June 30th, 1860, will be entitled at the next Bonus to one year's additional share of profits over later Assurers. 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At the last, made at the beginning of the year 1859, the Actuary reported that, after putting by £180,379 18s. 10d. as a reserve for future contingencies, there was available for division £67,347 15s. 9d. and the following Tables will show the practical effect of this and previous divisions at the ages specified :— The following are specimens of reductions in lieu of the last Bonus, for Five Years ending 1864 : An inspection of these Tables show results which have but few equa's in the history of Life Assurance; and a comparison with those obtained during the same term by any similar Institution is invited. Prospectuser and every other information will be forwarded on application to JESSE HORSON, Seastery. STAR Life Assurance Society, 48 MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. The STAR LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY was founded in the Year 1843. The advantages it offers to Assurers include all the benefits which have been developed during the progress of the system of Life Assurance. BONUS.-Three distinct calculations have been made with a view of appropriating the surplus sum or profit arising from the operations of the Society. At the last, made at the beginning of the year 1859, the Actuary reported that, after putting by £180,379 18s. 10d. as a reserve for future contingencies, there was available for division £67,347 15s. 9d.; and the following Tables will show the practical effect of this and previous divisions at the ages specified : Age at The following are specimens of reductions in lieu of the last Bonus, for Five Years ending 1864 : An inspection of these Tables show results which have but few equals in the history of Life Assurance; and a comparison with those obtained during the same term by any similar Institution is invited. Prospectuses and every other information will be forwarded on application to (122) · JESSE HOBSON, Sec |