IN our December issue we directed attention to a number of useful and edifying religious books in English, and it has occurred to us that a similar service might be done to our Gaelic-speaking readers. All the books mentioned in the following list may be supplied by John Grant, 31 George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, and the prices of each, including postage, are stated within brackets after each book. Among translations into Gaelic may be mentioned the following works of Bunyan:—”Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners” (2s 5d); “Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ” (2s 4d); “The World to Come” (2s 3d); “The Water of Life” (2s 3d); “Sighs from Hell” (2s 5d); and “The Heavenly Footman” (2s 3d). Boston’s “Fourfold State” may be had for 3s 3d; Alleine’s “Alarm to the Unconverted” for 2s 3d, and Guthrie’s “Christian’s Great Interest,” 2s 5d. Gaelic Editions of “The Mother’s Catechism” (3d), “The Shorter Catechism” (4d), and “The Confession of Faith” and “Larger and Shorter Catechisms” (2s 4d), are also to be had at the prices mentioned. Editions of original Gaelic works, such as Dugald Buchanan’s “Spiritual Songs” (4s 11d) and Dr Macdonald’s “Spiritual Songs” (2s 4d), in which the reader will find some of the sublimest and finest spiritual poetry of the Gael, may also be had from the same bookseller. It is to be regretted that so many of the translations of some of our finest experimental theology, such as Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress” and Boston’s “Crook in the Lot,” are long out of print, and very seldom appear in the second-hand booksellers’ catalogues, but any of the works mentioned at the beginning of this article may be obtained by writing to the bookseller’s address given, and those in search of out-of-print Gaelic religious books might have their wants supplied by writing either to the above or the following booksellers:—Messrs Alexander Maclaren and Sons, 360 Argyll Street, Glasgow; or Malcolm C. Mac-eod, 183 Blackness Road, Dundee.