Save;" Messrs. Clarke and Co. for some of Longfellow's Poems; Mr. Maclaren for “The Lyra Christiana.” Also, to the following Authors, for kindly allowing extracts to be made from their writings:- His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, the Rev. Henry Alford, Dean of Canterbury Rev. Mr. Dale, Rev. J. Williams, Rev. E. W. Michell, Rev. P. B. Power, Rev. A. Oxenden, Rev. Dr. Cumming, Rev. H. Bonar, D.D., John Ruskin, Esq. Alfred Tennyson, Esq. Poet Laureate, Arthur Helps, Esq. Martin F. Tupper, Esq. Lady Chatterton, Mrs. Gordon (late Miss Brewster), Mrs. Vaughan, Miss Yonge, Miss Parr, Miss E. Walker. No selections have been made from any English, Irish, or Scotch Authors without their permission having first been asked, whenever the Authorship was known; where it was not known this, of course, could not be done; and, in such cases, if Authors see extracts from their writings, I must beg to apologize, and to assure them their leave would have been asked had it been possible to do so. PARK HILL, TORQUAY, Christmas, 1864. A. F. |