being early imbued with the typical and prophetical character of the Old Testament, and thus of its being part of the same design with the New, even to the smallest details-meaning, of course, those that are independent of human error in transcription or translation. A third division, reaching to the return from the Captivity, and endeavouring to harmonize the Books of Kings and Chronicles, and illustrate them from the Prophets, is nearly completed. C. M. YONGE. OTTERBOURNE, |