THE

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

EVANGELICAL REVIEW.

VOL. XXI.

LONDON:

JAMES NISBET & CO., BERNERS STREET.

EDINBURGH OLIVER & BOYD.

MDCCCLXXII.

Edinburgh:

Printed by John Greig and Son.

CONTENTS OF VOL. XXI.

NO. LXXIX.-JANUARY 1872.

ORIGINAL ARTICLES:-

I. The Theory of Evolution, and its Relation to Religious
Thought. By Professor J. R. LEEBODY, Magee College,
Londonderry,

II. Conscience. By J. W. MARSHALL, Esq., M.A.,

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III. Presbyterianism in Australasia. By Rev. PETER S. MENZIES,
M.A., Melbourne, .

IV. Our Scottish Reformation.-Its Distinctive Characteristics
and Present Day Lessons. By Rev. A. F. MITCHELL,
D.D., St Andrew's University,

V. Does Scripture settle the Antiquity of Man? By Rev. MAL-
COLM WHITE, M.A.,

VI. Ephesus and the Temple of Diana. By Alexander S. MUR-

RAY, Esq., British Museum,

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I. Life and Times of Dr Henry Cooke. By the Rev. RICHARD
SMYTH, D.D., Magee College,

II. The Natural and the Supernatural. By the Rev. WILLIAM
FRASER, Paisley,

III. Dr Wordsworth on the Church of England. By an ENGLISH

NONCONFORMIST,

IV. Ulrich Zwingli. By the Rev. Professor LORIMER, D.D.,

V. The Lost Epistles of St Paul. By the Rev. PATON J. GLOAG,

D.D.,

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VI. The Perspective in Prophecy. By the Rev. WILLIAM GRAY

ELMSLIE, M.A.,

VII. Our English Bible. By the Rev. JOHN GEMMEL, M.A., Fairlie, 347