THE

Christian World Magazine

AND FAMILY VISITOR.

1870.

"I NEVER WASTED ARTICLES ON RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS HALF SO MUCH AS ARTICLES ON COMMON

SUBJECTS, WRITTEN WITH A DECIDEDLY RELIGIOUS TONE."-D:. Arnold,

JAMES CLARKE & CO., 13, FLEET STREET, E.C.

W. SPEAIGHT & SONS, PRINTERS, 98 & 99, FETTER LANE, LONDON, E.C.

INDEX.

Ancient Answers to a Modern Question. By | Gossip concerning the People of Gotham, A
P. W. Darnton, 151

By the Rev. E. Paxton Hood, 51
Bible Work amongst French Prisoners. By HESTER GOLDERING'S SACRIFICE. By Maggie

Pasteur de Fay, of Brussels, 911
Birthday Lyric, A. By Lacinda Bowser,

Symington-
312

I. What led to the Sacrifice, 9
Brahmo Somaj, The. By Henry T. Robjohns,

II, Little Trottie given up, 15
M.A., 721

III. Amongst the Mountains, 134
Camp Meeting in the North of England, A,

IV, Don Quixote and Diogenes, 139
667

V. Socius et Amicus, 141
CABRIE's RESOLUTION. By Marianne Farn-

VI. Written by Pansie Trevor, 210
ingham,

VII, Violet continues the Narrative, 219
1. New-Year's Eve, 76

VIII. “Will you come, Pansie ?" 224
II, New Year's Purchases, 78

IX, Violet's Discourse, 285
III. Carrie's Brother, 157

X. Craigdallie's Reception, 291
IV. In the Waiticg-Room, 159

XI. Glen Tilt, 361

XII. After the Picnic, 371
V. Tidy Ways, 234
VI. A Drive, 238

XIII. The Captain of the “ Travailleur,''

433
VII. No Lope, 313
VIII. A Missing Letter, 316

XIV, Showing the White Feather, 440
IX. Lost, 394

XV. Mine own Familiar Friend, 525
X, Found, 397

XVI. Violet continues the Narrative, 530

XVII. The Calm Broken, 607
XI. A Sleepless Night, 473
XII. Conclusion-Carrie's Resolution

XVIII. Written by Pansie, 609
Kept, 477

XIX. Through the Snow, 614

XX. In the Western Corridor, 688
Channel Islands, The, 543

XXI. Sorrow treadeth the Heels of Joy,

695
CHILDEEN'S HOUB, THE-

XXII. Hester takes her Son into Confi.
Carrie's Resolution. By Marianne Farn.

dence, 698
ingham, 76, 157, 234, 313, 394, 473
Nellie's Hands. By Marianne Farningham,

XXIII. How the Golderings kept Christ-
554, 635, 714, 795, 875, 950
Church of Neufchatel, The. By the Rev.

XXIV. Sanguelac! 770
Dr. Edersheim, 102

XXV. The News reaches Hester, 855

XXVI. Pansie to Violet, 859
EXTRACTS FROM THE DIARY AND CORRE.

XXVII. “O World! O Life! O Day! O

Misery !" 866
EPOXDEXCE OF HENRY SELWYN, Con.

XXVIII. Written by Jane Goldering, 917
GREGATIONAL MINISTER. Edited and

XXIX. “Thou art no mate for me, Do.
Annotated by his friend Richard Morton,

nald,” 925
321, 440, 536, 593, 706

XXX. Violet ends the Narrative, 931
Far above Rubies, 298, 426

How not to be Vulgar. A Lecture. By Tho.
Few Words about Lighthouses, A, 755

mas T. Lynch, 161

mas, 762

George Whitefield's Centenary. By T. C. Life: Social, Ecclesiastical, and Political, in
Turberville, 881

Yorkshire. By the Rev. W. M. Statham,
GLIMPSES THROUGH THE CLERESTORY ; OR, 348

SIDE LIGHTS OF THE CHURCH. By Timo- Lighthonses, A few Words abont, 755
thy B. Vane, Esq.. LL.D., 23, 124, 276, Lightships, About, 945
355, 501, 778, 935

Linguists, Notes on, 620