escue Work" is rather a comprehensive term, and we must utter a gentle protest against its being exclusively applied to any one section of Rescue Work, as appears to have been done by the Rev. Arthur Brinckman in a valuable little book upon work amongst the Fallen, which he has just published entitled "Notes on Rescue Work." It may be well, however, in dealing with the whole subject to offer a few hints upon this department of the work first, as they are to be found in the book just mentioned. We need hardly say we do not agree with all the writer's conclusions. We think his remarks on