22. The Edition of 1846. Aberdeen: King. This edition is in double
columns.
23. The Edition of 1848. Edinburgh: Whyte and Kennedy. With historical
and biographical notices, by Rev. James Anderson. The Letters, so far,
chronologically arranged, and ten additional Letters given. Contents
also, and indices; and a Sketch of Rutherford's Life.
24. The Edition of 1857. London: Collingridge. Edited by Rev. D. A.
Doubdney. It has the long Original Preface of 1664, and the Postscript
of 1675; also a synopsis of each Letter. But it is not accurate,
especially as to proper names.
25. The Edition of 1863. In two vols. It contains Letters 290, 325,
327, 336, 337, 340, 343, 355, 356, 365, not found in any previous
edition but that of 1848; as well as 283 and 307, added since then.
There are 365 in all; one for each day of the year, if any one
chooses.
26. An Edition in octavo, by Rev. J. M'Ewan, Edinburgh,--a reprint of
the old. 1867.
27. _Extracts._--There have been abridgments in the form of
"Extracts," from time to time. We might give as samples, Jo. Wesley's
Extracts (an edition in 1825); John Brown of Haddington's "Pleasant
and Practical Hints," selected from the Letters; and recently, "Last
Words of S. R., in verse, by A. R. C., with some of his sweet
sayings." A variety of such have appeared.