THE

EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE,

AND

Missionary Chronicle,

FOR JANUARY, 1858.

CONTENTS.

PORTRAIT OF THE REV, DR. RAFFLES.

I. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF ILLUSTRIOUS ENGLISHMEN:

WICLIFFE.

II. BIOGRAPHIES AND OBITUARIES OF CHRISTIAN MINISTERS:

MEMOIR OF THE LATE REV. EDWARD MILLER, CHISWICK.

III. ESSAYS:

RECOLLECTIONS OF EARLY PASTORAL LIFE. NO. I. OLD

ROBERT GRAY.

TIME; OR, REFLECTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.

CONSECRATION TO GOD THE FIRST DUTY OF THE YEAR.

IV. ANECDOTES, FACTS, AFHORISMS, AND POETRY:

THE CONVERTED CAFFRE.-CONFIDE IN GOD.-AN INCI-

DENT OF THE BATTLE-FIELD.-PLAIN PREACHING.-

FALLIBILITY.-BERNARD'S HYMN ON THE HOLY NAME

OF JESUS.-OPENING OF THE YEAR.

V. EXTRACTS FROM NEW PUBLICATIONS: FAMILY GODLINESS.
VI. REVIEWS AND SHORT NOTICES OF CHRISTIAN LITERATURE.
VII. HOME AND GENERAL CRHONICLE.

VIII. CHRONICLE OF THE LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

A Portrait of the Rev. W. S. EDWARDS, City Road Chapel,
London, will appear in February.

The Profits of this Work are devoted to the Benefit of Widows of

Evangelical Ministers.

No. 421.-NEW SERIES.

LONDON:

WARD AND CO., PATERNOSTER ROW.

EDINBURGH: W. OLIPHANT AND SON. ABERDEEN: G. AND B. KING.
GLASGOW: G. GALLIE. DUBLIN: J. ROBERTSON.

SIXPENCE.

LONDON REED AND PARDOY, PRINTERS, PATERNOSTER-ROW.

COMMUNICATIONS have been received from the Revs. Dr. Raffles, Dr. Alliot, Dr. Redford, Dr. Hurndall,
Dr. 1 idman, T. W. Aveling, D. Rees, E. S. Hart, W. Bealby, T. Reynolds, T. Scales, T. Timpson, J. Harker, P.
H. Davison, W. F. Buck, J. H. Wilson, J. D. Williams, T. Davey, A. Reid, W. Campbell, W. P. Lyon, F. Douth-
waite, J. H. Muir, and B. H. Cowper.

Messrs. J. Hutchin, S. Farey, T. Reynolds, R. W. Taylor, R. Lewis, R. Davis, G. Coventry, T. Reynolds, G.
West, S. Clarkson, T. Tyndale, Joshua Wilson, and R. Wilson.

Lector, A Subscriber, Kensington. A. O. 0. A.

We are sorry to find, amongst a few slight errors of the press in our last Number, a misquotation in the review
of Mr. Fisher's Book on Liturgical Purity, Note, p. 785. It should be" Reformatio in Anglia ob rem sacramen-
tariam obtineri nequit."

Also the name of the Rev. S. B. Bergne was omitted in the list of Trustees.

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