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Vol. XV., No. 740.] - Just published, Part III. THE PEOPLE’S EDITION. T ectures on the principal Doctrines # | j .,„1 Practices Of the Catholic Church, delivered at St. ¡ ^ • « .■ moS E u STduring the Lentof 1836, by Nicholas Wiseman, T) now Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster. Edition will be issued in thirty-sir numbers, published weekly, price Three Half-pence each, well printed in small 8vo„ in a WLoPn&n : C. Dolman, 61. New Bond Street, and 22, Paternosterrow. _____________________________________ _____ _____ Just published, price 3s 6d, cloth, lettered, A The Second Volume of the People s Edition of The History of England. By John DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1854. »■>'«« I« ’ä & Ä S S » » ' m SAFFRON HILL, LONUun.p __M The Church of the Holy Family 1 will be OPENED on THURSDAY, the 29th of this Month, ST JOSEPH’S ALMSHOUSES, BROOKG&EEN, hammersmith.- # The First Annual Meeting and -L Dejeuner of the Governors and Subscribers of the aboveAlms- j* SSJ( b“ tee Very Rev. Canon MAGUIRE, D.D., Vicar-General of the Dioomo. sermon by the Rev. JOHNbKYi En“ oDn ‘ t a p ^ e S f w . r o f c a s i n g out the Mission. t0T^R°eT.DrLMANmNG " r e a c h at Eight »’Clock in the MHK?^SE't'LWt V. .Eh-'frJ & street, Portman-square. 11; Wilmintton-square, Clerkenwell. London. JOHN KYNE. for life. c . J. PAGLIANO, Hon. Sec. DIOCESE OF BEVERLEY. ST. CHARLES’S CHURCH, HULL. A debt of upwards of 1,6001. was T PRICE LSIXPENCE Irish Sell foundry and Copper Works, 16, THOMAS-STREET, MAY 18th, 1864. John Murphy has just shipped two O large Bolls for the Right Rev. Dr. Mullock ofNewfoundland, » « S t y Vicar-General ° f JthMMhMnowSon the Island of St. John’s alone twenty-one Belli, ^ h y ^ i ^ h y ’^ r i l M lslS ow ed^y compflenTjudges to be the t t e London Exhibition, where they stood ‘J1« test and were s e te c ^ Soo^ ° r re“ a ™ k ~ t o gSelectPa Bed worthy of sit Patrick's Cathedral, Arnxag’h. S t o v K s u T e r i o r h y oTmy Beli, hut by their being selected hv disinterested gentleman, whom I did not know, and we al know it was not for love of Irish manufacture he made his selection. No it was to study his own Interest, because the best clock in tha world, tf there is a^discordant bell attached to it is pronounced by A London- C Dolman, 61, New Bond-street, and 2A Patemosterro^ T Ainswiirth, Manchester. J . M-Glashan, Dublin. ’ FIRST REMITTANCE FROM AMERICA. . ? 1 The Committee of Saint ratnck s t ^ . h e m n h e r ^ S S t S j m e n t of^remaming LOOOI. This day is published, and mhybe had foFTwo Stamps. _ 1 A New Catalogue of Music, nnssessed of more modesty, remained at home. There waa no e « u K S y i ereon who wilh«d to stand the test with^ hem m a n S im e : the Exhibition agents were most solicitous toget all S it Mods they possibly could coUect. There Was plenty of room for «u tha "Rpii Pounders in Europe—at least the agents were nearly twelvemonths soliciting the Manufacturers of Ireland to send them goods the steam-packets would take them free of ekP™s®>yet> for ■ t \ Pmrlish and Forr.tgn, with Classified Description. o x UAlWLOGUE of BOOKS, Keligious and and s g B S w H i ^ » « “ ufaiemeW Uiey have given to the Collection. !■, noster-row. K* ■ ■ --— 8, Pater Armagh, 13th June, 1854. CONTRIBUTORS Hi NEW YORK. f -w d. c. This day is Published» T ® Most Rev Archbishop of The Rambler, for June, JL. , ^ 4 ^ Price Is. 6d. ; by Post, 2s. , ¡Sf* • I. The State t ~~7 - . III. The Life of ari Editor. III. English Nuns during New York. . . . . . - ___ CONTENTS. Civilisation and V Chinese Civilisation Very Rev Wm Starrs, V G Terence Donnelly, Esq . ^ TB Kenslow •• Charles MConnelly • • the ’ Christian Charity. | unarms j» VY““ VI Early Anglicanism and the l Bryan M Cahill * Popedom ; Hardwicke s Joseph Fisher French Revolution. IV. The Czar and his subjects. xt. x.is-' v<— Middle Ages. . John Devin * Hoiva Poets Curzon's Armenia, White- 1Cornelius Devin •• 60 0 25 0 60 0 20 9 20 0 20 0 10 0 10 o 10 0 Notices and Reviews.—Bell s Notices and Reviews—Bell s i schools and School- Charles Devlin m^^er^v^s^T^aR^fiTM ind^ite^fCartlanih Choral Schools^c. John O ^R e binding, price | Patlick.Kjliy 1S'lA>ndcm)^tBurns and Lambert, 17, Portman-street, and 63, Paternoster-row. day, in 8to. in handsome doth* binding, 7s. 'ngland and Rome ", *or. 1J J Ä , ..... uaMah W.woen England and the Philip J Cozang Bernard Smyth Peter Cleray James O’Brien Joseph Stewart John Nicholson Wm Watson Brown and Bartlett Andrew Kerrigan E S n , Connection between England and the H d y ^ . fro“ | Kerrigan ^ y f a r 178 to the Commencement of the Anglican Reformation m christ0 her Fitzgerald j u t . By By the Rev. W. WATKRWORTH, Hereford. CONTENTS:— I gt Peter’s Connection with Rome.’- ¿ L TE O’Rourke Mahon Mr Oeogium |o nes Mrs Galligar 5 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 t 5 5 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 , 6 of^Rome L f Head of the. « £ « » • » f «.ePopes, J h J o i ^ the Successors of St. Peter—IV. onion « j.,,«* —VI. I Walter M ^ e ^ h u r ^ l r ? Engmndfrom1the Norman^nvaaion down to the Year Richard <> o™ ^ 0NDALK1-jr i rREE SCHOOL. . IS84- £ w ith CoDious Notes and Illustrations. . _ „ . _ I H PV lf t A l i U L i a l S d ' H l O n I I I 6 Terence M'Kenna Terence M'Keown James M‘Mullin Patrick O’Brien Mr Gorman John Hanigan John Doyle Patrick Garrick E and J F Broderick CONTRIBUTORS AT YOUKERS. Thomas Cahill • • Mrs Kenslow •• Mr Sarovey •• Margaret O’Brien •• Thomas Cullen • Ann Abercombie Denis Magrath • Hugh M'llrony • Patrick Downs • ATDOBBYFERRY. j Ê S m Ê Ê m ^ vJames Condon ^ Arthur Goodwin f ;-»< Thomas Short , éj • Mrs Peterson -- , I Ann Stackpole • Eliza Kelly k t * AT HASTINOS.. Thomas Smith d. c. 6 6 6 1 6 6 6 d. c 6 6 6 i H i m ¡ F S S t F Z s S ^ o u s e . AC which, by the Rev. M. Trappes, Rector of St. Charless, null. N ewCatholic Mission at Abingdon, m j Subscriptions will be thankfully received by-the E ^ of/™ " d0eJ Mr. Richardson, East Hendred, near Abingdon.__________ 13, L O W E R S A C K V IL L E -S T R E E T . EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS. ' 784 |^eady-m ade Department, The Dalmatic Coat, for Clerical Wear The Clerical Frock, all Sizes .. The Clerical Trousers, all Sizes The Clerical Vest, all Sizes .. The New Style of Walking Coat The New Style of Frock Coat The New Style of Dress Coat The New Style of Morning Trousers The New Stylo of Dress Trousers The New Style of Shooting Suit The Neiv Style of Morning VesA,., The New Style of Dress Vest •• The celebrated P ^ a t e CoaMor SummeryWear S v :’. ' . 'T ' . 'v :: £ s. d. 3 0 0 2 2 0 - Ï 1 0 0 10 6 . . 1 10 0 . . 115 .. 2 2 .. 0 17 W « : ïÆfe r. IJ ¡ tì Vi London: Burns andlam beri, 17, Portman-street, and 63, Pater- [ & ^ be Pre.ched on SUNDAY^he m b of I " " — ------------- -- I T. " r ' rikt. ^ C r y s t a l S u m m e r S h a w l , noster-row. olace8> where it is difficult to procure JUNE, 1854, at ONE o C ^ d n u n e d l i j je u ans MARSHALL, 1 combined with Economy, Durability, and Comfort. «1 superiority of my Bells and my claim for support from the Hierarchy and Clergy of the whole world. J . M Cburch Decorations. Tames Cosgrave respectfully w“ rk T ’S S i a s t io a l ' Bmldings in OAKS and OTHER ° The Churches and Convent Chapels which he has deeoratoi to th» f J t S S i o n o f t h o s e who have honoured him with their commands, will be the best proof of his ability. JAMES COSGRAVE, p a PERISTAINER, and IMPORTER of NEW DESIGNS in F R L N( ^jui li^ij NOL1Sil MEDALLION 69, HENRY-STREET, DUBLIN. 111 _ FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT VERY MODERATE CHARGES. families and Gentlemen visiting T DUBLIN are respectfully informed that the -EUROPEAn7’ BOLTON.STREET, the best situate, the cheapest, and most comfortable FAMIL and C O M M E R C I ^ H ^ m t h e ^ ^ ^ p ^ t o r ¿ 8 = 5 5 w ^ * 3 S s S a 3 f e S ¡ S S i S i ^ ^ - ^ ^ l s s s S ^ A V ^ i a ' ^ SIXTEEN for t h i s ^ i , I | 0 l * I Patron _ . , . I John O’Connell, Esq., President I Sir E. M'Donnel, Killeen I f - f S r E s s s ^ a Benefit Societies 5 w Caldbeck, Esq., J.P .. cioni s s . r f c containing News Parliamentary, Home, Forei^, mu . -,w - streetr w ' Thomas Seery, Esq., CloTulalkin Peter Hughes, Esq.,Dean s Rath I C. Keating, Esq-, Treasurer, Clondalkin • iMHfti: .. _ . . . W. J . Battersby, Esq., Dubbn Richard Cummins, Esq., White­ hall.'- f ” ' . ' P. Roche, Esq., Rathmraes M. Flood, Esq., Fox and Geese J. Flood, Esq., Fox and Geese R. Heffeman, Esq., Clover HiU J. DowUng, Usq., Clondalkin . , , J . Flood, jun., Secretary, Fox j ^ave j.or tome CAUTION. TO TRADESMEN, MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, OUTFITTERS, &0., , » - Whereas it has. lately come to f » my knowledge that some nnprinripled pei^^orjw rsoni and Geese. Lthe Trade and I with ^ T so^ T h 'e ^ M P ^ S r t el eoniaining four Weekly Numbers, and the “ CHRONICLE,” Price 6 jd the Printed and published forth“ wu.t,. 22, Paternoster-row, London. s s s a a f t — *■“ * ^ateraoster-row, L o n d o n .______________ _______ _________ I duct are annually clothed, and, when io q ----- -------- -— ------------ r Z ^ , aA , <1 Trades or put to useful employments. S o f S t b e said Ink. This Caution is pubUshsd by me to prevent further impositions upon the public, and serious injury to j S / i L Exeeatrlx 'and Widow of tha late John Bond, 28 Long-lane,.West Smithfleld, London. Tft avoid disappointment from the substitution of counter­ A Night Porter in Attendance. ™ Harrogate. Qomerset Hotel, conducted by E. ^ WALLACE delightfully situated in LOW HARROGATE, M . WALLALK, a e u ^ ^ 01d Suiphur Well and Royal Chelwithin two minutes* | “ f i l T d l S 8 t the Public Table 6s. per day, a t te n d ^ » included. ^P r iv a te Sitting Rooms; Good Stabhng and Coach HOUSeS. T isdoonvarna Hotel and Boarding ’- , » /■ HOUSE TAtiv "RTPirDV takes leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, Î P S w î ï ’S S t he has OPENED the above Establishment for tha “ remmodVtten of t h T s e v S r s who may honour him with them PaT h ïX t e l is situated between the Sulphur Challybeat., and MX eprep?“ ter expects the Publie will give him a fair trial. Charges will be moderate. Lisdoonvama, Co. Clare, June 13th, 1854.____________________ Uord’s Hotel, 13, 14, 15, and 16, ^ N D O ^ NC?nv?ffienti®ti^ted to t “ reïdenreif of*the^Foreign r S e E u t r a n o e ^ F ° a U Ä r r a ^ English College Wine a t 96s. per dozen SIZE is? or has at any tim l been prepared by him the Inventor and Proprietor. » _______________ ____ . . .. . « R e E S S S S ^ f f i r f Marsh and B^ttie, 13, South Hanover-street, Edinburg. ChM. P Vespers at Six in the Evening, and a Sermon y * wstfifjsaar ” c a d e i n y a n d B o a r d i n g S c h o o l o f 'V o^ T co^ we^ I t h " under the P ^ ^ Ä . f e ^ A N T W E L L mid Thfl Clerzvmen of the Carmelite Convent, Moate. beg to announce th ^ te e y have opened teeir Academy mr the ^d^catlcm t f V l Just published, m u # I ¡¡f{jK |P l for the purpose by O-f Winifrpd;SHymn Book, b e i n g Itant gentleman). ^®?^®J*tg5asSbeen built, and it is to be feared Icomfort, and moral training a Th0 jocaiity i8most salubrious, is^M^s-1 Royal ifflfidren, H.R.H. the I Tim-hoss of Glo’cester, the Sultan of Turkey, the Emperor of n O N X i , Baker-street. Open from 11 to the morntng until 10 at night. Admission, I s . ; Napoleon Room, 6d. Pasliano’s Sablomere Hotel, 1 ?8, 29, 30, and 31, ^EICESTER^UARE, LONDON. APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN. A Select Table dBote, IN THE CONTINENTAL STYLE, AT SIX OCLOCK. Dinners and Dejeuner, Ala-Carte, always r’ ^ ' ■ N.B.—There is a private entrance for Families, a t 28, Leicestersquare. PT & r f s of this Collection are published in a separate form for ^ the use of Schools, &c., price 2d. fOT " r i d o n s win be grateffidy . ___ „ . m I t«™«» nlmnM. Newport, Salop , the Very Rev. ^ be g^tefully a r to s« te i«W by t teR te h tR e v . Binding to t . »eeure to " d S t ‘“a ^ aT horeU 0 I entrusted to their ca tholic Bookselje i s . ________________________________ ortto:Rev. JohnHUl Hyde. 17migrant’s Guide to _ America. . vice ui Nave, 2s. 6d„ r i S B s S . » ' » * - « SSESM fSfesM MMa don, Surrey. . ^ r ^ t w n r e i ^ Hyde. A g«°d w J w B B f w y i»“. t r t * i ÌM Ì i i r morals bear the strictest scrutiny. 'i ‘f * 11* * » i i 1». Dow to Kill Rats and Mice bv --“ “ l b - S C s w m I Ì vQ and ■ “ British Museum, London. ______________ __________ _____ NEW POOR SCHOOL, ST. MARY’S, MOORFIELDS. patholio Governess, Scholastic, A ? c S t i c 3ea ^ i ^ l A ^ l « t £ W T ^ ? V oOM». St. fo?e0vw ykind^’L te rsry requir^n< s^ q k EAT RUSSELL- j School, and veryUttle more than 100!. isnowneeded to copoplete j youra^ ftankUni Norwkb.„ 8T R K B ^LW M B B U R Y , \onS on : ■ I the amount. - - - - - - ^ * woade^ f tj § ^ ^ | ^ P T7requent Travellers can Insure I aeain t RAILWAY ACCIDENTS by the YEAR for te™e S nr for the whole of LIFE, on application to the Booking ^ A Prinomffi Railway Stations, and at the Offices of the £ £ £ S C I Company, 3, OtuBnoAu Stkxzt. London. WILLIAM J . YIAN, Secretary. Best Coals for Cask. R e s t tio u iB v » o u . F M. Mullaly, Coal Merchant I • COLLIERY OFFICE, 20, ARLINGTON STREET, NEW N Thrprice°of1the)jbfsi><Coals having fallen conrilerablyj-ln fac.J to the ordinary level of the season—orders can now be executed at A P o under Ton less than in the early part of the J « « . f h e best hnpnino' cheerful Coals, thoroughly screened, always forwarded. S S i B lowest figure of the da, on which the order is received °hChgapri H o u s e s and Religious Communities supplied by Contract Orders from the country for the supply of town residence» promptly attended to. piUiups.j ------- -------- ----------- -—— ■ 111 Toothache.—The Odontalgic Spe JL Cifio is a certain Cure for TOOTHACHE, price 2s.; fr .4 post or W f f i T , 4 M 109, GRAFTON-8TREET, (Three Doors fromSuffiolk-staeet. 4

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Vol. XV., No. 740.]

-

Just published, Part III. THE PEOPLE’S EDITION.

T ectures on the principal Doctrines

#

| j .,„1 Practices Of the Catholic Church, delivered at St. ¡ ^ • « .■ moS E u STduring the Lentof 1836, by Nicholas Wiseman, T) now Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster.

Edition will be issued in thirty-sir numbers, published weekly, price Three Half-pence each, well printed in small 8vo„ in a WLoPn&n : C. Dolman, 61. New Bond Street, and 22, Paternosterrow. _____________________________________ _____ _____

Just published, price 3s 6d, cloth, lettered, A The Second Volume of the People s Edition of The History of England. By John

DUBLIN, SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1854.

»■>'«« I« ’ä & Ä S S » » ' m SAFFRON HILL, LONUun.p __M The Church of the Holy Family

1 will be OPENED on THURSDAY, the 29th of this Month,

ST JOSEPH’S ALMSHOUSES, BROOKG&EEN,

hammersmith.- #

The First Annual Meeting and

-L Dejeuner of the Governors and Subscribers of the aboveAlms-

j*

SSJ( b“ tee Very Rev. Canon MAGUIRE,

D.D., Vicar-General of the Dioomo.

sermon by the Rev.

JOHNbKYi En“ oDn ‘ t a p ^ e S f w . r o f c a s i n g out the Mission. t0T^R°eT.DrLMANmNG " r e a c h at Eight »’Clock in the MHK?^SE't'LWt V. .Eh-'frJ &

street, Portman-square.

11; Wilmintton-square, Clerkenwell. London.

JOHN KYNE.

for life.

c . J. PAGLIANO, Hon. Sec.

DIOCESE OF BEVERLEY. ST. CHARLES’S CHURCH, HULL. A debt of upwards of 1,6001. was

T PRICE LSIXPENCE

Irish Sell foundry and Copper Works,

16, THOMAS-STREET, MAY 18th, 1864. John Murphy has just shipped two O large Bolls for the Right Rev. Dr. Mullock ofNewfoundland, » « S t y Vicar-General ° f JthMMhMnowSon the Island of St. John’s alone twenty-one Belli,

^ h y ^ i ^ h y ’^ r i l M lslS ow ed^y compflenTjudges to be the t t e London Exhibition, where they stood ‘J1« test and were s e te c ^

Soo^ ° r re“ a ™ k ~ t o gSelectPa Bed worthy of sit Patrick's Cathedral, Arnxag’h.

S t o v K s u T e r i o r h y oTmy Beli, hut by their being selected hv disinterested gentleman, whom I did not know, and we al know it was not for love of Irish manufacture he made his selection. No it was to study his own Interest, because the best clock in tha world, tf there is a^discordant bell attached to it is pronounced by

A London- C Dolman, 61, New Bond-street, and 2A Patemosterro^ T Ainswiirth, Manchester. J . M-Glashan, Dublin.

’ FIRST REMITTANCE FROM AMERICA. . ? 1 The Committee of Saint ratnck s t ^ . h e m n h e r ^ S S t S j m e n t of^remaming LOOOI.

This day is published, and mhybe had foFTwo Stamps. _ 1 A New Catalogue of Music,

nnssessed of more modesty, remained at home. There waa no e « u K S y i ereon who wilh«d to stand the test with^ hem m a n S im e : the Exhibition agents were most solicitous toget all S it Mods they possibly could coUect. There Was plenty of room for «u tha "Rpii Pounders in Europe—at least the agents were nearly twelvemonths soliciting the Manufacturers of Ireland to send them goods the steam-packets would take them free of ekP™s®>yet> for

■ t \ Pmrlish and Forr.tgn, with Classified Description. o x UAlWLOGUE of BOOKS, Keligious and and s g B S w H i ^ » « “ ufaiemeW Uiey have given to the Collection. !■,

noster-row. K*

■ ■ --— 8, Pater

Armagh, 13th June, 1854. CONTRIBUTORS Hi NEW YORK.

f -w d. c.

This day is Published»

T ®

Most Rev Archbishop of

The Rambler, for June, JL. , ^ 4 ^ Price Is. 6d. ; by Post, 2s. , ¡Sf* •

I. The State t ~~7 - . III. The Life of ari Editor. III. English Nuns during

New York.

. . . . . - ___ CONTENTS. Civilisation and

V Chinese Civilisation

Very Rev Wm Starrs, V G Terence Donnelly, Esq . ^ TB Kenslow •• Charles MConnelly • •

the

’ Christian Charity. | unarms j» VY““ VI Early Anglicanism and the l Bryan M Cahill

* Popedom ; Hardwicke s Joseph Fisher

French Revolution. IV. The Czar and his subjects.

xt. x.is-' v<—

Middle Ages.

. John Devin

* Hoiva Poets Curzon's Armenia, White- 1Cornelius Devin

••

60 0 25 0 60 0 20 9 20 0 20 0 10 0 10 o 10 0

Notices and Reviews.—Bell s

Notices and Reviews—Bell s i schools and School- Charles Devlin m^^er^v^s^T^aR^fiTM ind^ite^fCartlanih Choral Schools^c. John O ^R e binding, price | Patlick.Kjliy

1S'lA>ndcm)^tBurns and Lambert, 17, Portman-street, and 63, Paternoster-row.

day, in 8to. in handsome doth* binding, 7s. 'ngland and Rome ", *or. 1J J Ä , ..... uaMah W.woen England and the

Philip J Cozang Bernard Smyth Peter Cleray James O’Brien Joseph Stewart John Nicholson Wm Watson Brown and Bartlett Andrew Kerrigan

E S n , Connection between England and the H d y ^ . fro“ | Kerrigan ^ y f a r 178 to the Commencement of the Anglican Reformation m christ0 her Fitzgerald j u t . By

By the Rev. W. WATKRWORTH, Hereford.

CONTENTS:—

I gt Peter’s Connection with Rome.’- ¿ L

TE O’Rourke

Mahon Mr Oeogium

|o nes Mrs Galligar

5 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 t 5

5 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 , 6

of^Rome L f Head of the. « £ « » • » f «.ePopes, J h J o i ^ the Successors of St. Peter—IV. onion « j.,,«* —VI. I Walter M ^ e ^ h u r ^ l r ? Engmndfrom1the Norman^nvaaion down to the Year Richard <> o™ ^ 0NDALK1-jr i rREE SCHOOL. . IS84- £ w ith CoDious Notes and Illustrations. . _ „ . _ I H PV lf t A l i U L i a l S d ' H l O n I I I

6

Terence M'Kenna Terence M'Keown James M‘Mullin Patrick O’Brien Mr Gorman John Hanigan John Doyle Patrick Garrick E and J F Broderick

CONTRIBUTORS AT YOUKERS. Thomas Cahill • • Mrs Kenslow •• Mr Sarovey •• Margaret O’Brien •• Thomas Cullen • Ann Abercombie Denis Magrath • Hugh M'llrony • Patrick Downs •

ATDOBBYFERRY. j Ê S m Ê Ê m ^ vJames Condon ^ Arthur Goodwin f ;-»< Thomas Short , éj • Mrs Peterson -- , I Ann Stackpole • Eliza Kelly k t *

AT HASTINOS.. Thomas Smith d. c. 6 6 6

1 6

6 6

d. c 6 6 6 i H i m

¡ F S S t F Z s S ^ o u s e . AC which,

by the Rev. M. Trappes, Rector of St. Charless, null.

N ewCatholic Mission at Abingdon, m j Subscriptions will be thankfully received by-the E ^ of/™ " d0eJ

Mr. Richardson, East Hendred, near Abingdon.__________

13, L O W E R S A C K V IL L E -S T R E E T .

EXTENSIVE WAREROOMS.

' 784

|^eady-m ade Department,

The Dalmatic Coat, for Clerical Wear The Clerical Frock, all Sizes .. The Clerical Trousers, all Sizes The Clerical Vest, all Sizes .. The New Style of Walking Coat The New Style of Frock Coat The New Style of Dress Coat The New Style of Morning Trousers The New Stylo of Dress Trousers The New Style of Shooting Suit The Neiv Style of Morning VesA,., The New Style of Dress Vest •• The celebrated P ^ a t e CoaMor SummeryWear

S v :’. ' . 'T ' . 'v

::

£ s. d. 3 0 0 2 2 0 - Ï 1 0 0 10 6 . . 1 10 0 . . 115 .. 2 2 .. 0 17 W « : ïÆfe r. IJ ¡ tì Vi

London: Burns andlam beri, 17, Portman-street, and 63, Pater- [ & ^

be Pre.ched on SUNDAY^he m b of

I " " — ------------- --

I T. " r ' rikt.

^ C r y s t a l S u m m e r S h a w l ,

noster-row.

olace8> where it is difficult to procure JUNE, 1854, at ONE o C ^ d n u n e d l i j je u ans MARSHALL, 1

combined with Economy, Durability, and Comfort.

«1

superiority of my Bells and my claim for support from the Hierarchy and Clergy of the whole world.

J . M

Cburch Decorations. Tames Cosgrave respectfully w“ rk T ’S S i a s t io a l ' Bmldings in OAKS and OTHER ° The Churches and Convent Chapels which he has deeoratoi to th» f J t S S i o n o f t h o s e who have honoured him with their commands, will be the best proof of his ability.

JAMES COSGRAVE, p a PERISTAINER, and IMPORTER of NEW DESIGNS in F R L N( ^jui li^ij NOL1Sil MEDALLION

69, HENRY-STREET, DUBLIN.

111

_ FIRST-CLASS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION AT VERY

MODERATE CHARGES.

families and Gentlemen visiting T DUBLIN are respectfully informed that the -EUROPEAn7’ BOLTON.STREET, the best situate, the cheapest, and most comfortable FAMIL and C O M M E R C I ^ H ^ m t h e ^ ^ ^ p ^ t o r

¿ 8 = 5 5 w ^ * 3 S s S a 3 f e S ¡ S S i S i ^ ^ - ^ ^ l s s s S ^ A V ^ i a ' ^

SIXTEEN

for t h i s ^ i ,

I

|

0 l *

I Patron

_ . , .

I John O’Connell, Esq., President I Sir E. M'Donnel, Killeen

I f - f S r E s s s ^ a Benefit Societies 5 w Caldbeck, Esq., J.P .. cioni s s . r f c containing News Parliamentary, Home, Forei^, mu

.

-,w -

streetr w ' Thomas Seery, Esq., CloTulalkin Peter Hughes, Esq.,Dean s Rath I C. Keating, Esq-, Treasurer,

Clondalkin

• iMHfti: .. _ . . . W. J . Battersby, Esq., Dubbn Richard Cummins, Esq., White­

hall.'- f ” ' . ' P. Roche, Esq., Rathmraes M. Flood, Esq., Fox and Geese J. Flood, Esq., Fox and Geese R. Heffeman, Esq., Clover HiU J. DowUng, Usq., Clondalkin . , , J . Flood, jun., Secretary, Fox j ^ave j.or tome

CAUTION. TO TRADESMEN, MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS,

OUTFITTERS, &0., , » -

Whereas it has. lately come to f » my knowledge that some nnprinripled pei^^orjw rsoni and Geese.

Lthe Trade and

I with

^ T so^ T h 'e ^ M P ^ S r t el eoniaining four Weekly Numbers, and the “ CHRONICLE,” Price 6 jd the

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28 Long-lane,.West Smithfleld, London.

Tft avoid disappointment from the substitution of counter­

A Night Porter in Attendance.

™ Harrogate. Qomerset Hotel, conducted by E. ^ WALLACE delightfully situated in LOW HARROGATE, M . WALLALK, a e u ^ ^ 01d Suiphur Well and Royal Chelwithin two minutes* | “ f i l T d l S 8 t the Public Table 6s. per day, a t te n d ^ » included. ^P r iv a te Sitting Rooms; Good Stabhng and Coach HOUSeS.

T isdoonvarna Hotel and Boarding

’- , » /■ HOUSE TAtiv "RTPirDV takes leave to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, Î P S w î ï ’S S t he has OPENED the above Establishment for tha “ remmodVtten of t h T s e v S r s who may honour him with them PaT h ïX t e l is situated between the Sulphur Challybeat., and MX eprep?“ ter expects the Publie will give him a fair trial.

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APARTMENTS FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLEMEN.

A Select Table dBote, IN THE CONTINENTAL STYLE, AT SIX OCLOCK.

Dinners and Dejeuner, Ala-Carte, always r’ ^ ' ■ N.B.—There is a private entrance for Families, a t 28, Leicestersquare.

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