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■ p r / , I“ ; -‘ - ■ . Vol. X I I I . , No. 662.] D U B L IN , S A T U R D A D E C EM B E R 18, 1852. r PRICE L SIXPENCE. Will be published December 31st, 1852, 'J'he Dublin Review, No. L X V I . It is particularly requested that all Publications for Review, and Advertisements, Bills, Prospectuses, &c., be addressed to the Publishers, Messrs. Richards* n and Son, 172, Fleet-street, London ; 9, Capel-street, Dublin; or Derby, as early as possible. Just Published, SAINT PETER; His Name and His Office as set ' forth in Holy Scripture. By THOMAS W. ALLIES, M.A., Author o f “ The See o f St. Peter, the Rock ot the Church,” “ A Journal in France,” &c. Demy 8vo., superfine paper, best cloth gilt, price 7s. MEDITATIONS on the SACRED HEART of JESUS CHRIST. Being those taken from a Novena in preparation for the Feast o f the same by Father C. BORGO, S. J. Translated from the Italian, 8vo. superfine paper, beautiful portrait, printed wrapper, price Is. 6d. MEDITATIONS on the HOLY CHILDHOOD of Our BLESSED LORD, in which we are led to abide in humility and simplicity with the Holy Family of Nazareth, and thence to drink sweet nourishment and counsel for every circumstance o f Life. Taken from the French. Dedicated to his Eminence the Archbishop o f Westminster. Frontispiece, cloth gilt, price Is. The D1Y1NA COMMEDIA of DANTE ALIGHIERI. Translated by the Rev. E. O’DONNELL. Small 8vo., superfine paper, with portrait and engravings, best cloth gilt. Price only One Penny. GUIDE to the SERVICE of the CHURCH, or CATHOLIC ALMANAC, for the Year o f Our Lord, 1853. With much new and valuable information added thereto. The same book, with Engravings on Steel, and interleaved with fine writing paper, price 0d. London : Richardson and Son, 172, Fleet-street; 9, Capel-street, Dublin ; an d Derby MUSICAL PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS, SUITED FOR FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS. 1. C ix ty Amusing Songs, with a Pianoforte Accompaniment. Bound, 3s 6 d ; Sewed, i s 6 d ; by post, (id extra. 2. The YOUNG SINGER’S BOOK of SONGS. Bound, 6s; Sewed, 3s 6 d ; by post, 6d extra. 3. The INFANT SCHOOL SONG BOOK ; being the Word» reprinted from the Sixty Songs, in a very neat form. Price 2d ; by post, 3d. 4. The UPPER SCHOOL SONG BOOK; being the Words reprinted from the Young Singer’s Book o f Songs. 3 d ; by P° 5’. A Choice COLLECTION of Amusing ROUNDS and CATCHES. I s ; by post, Is 6d. London: Burns and Lambert, Music and Piano Warehouse, 17, Portman-street. ______________ PRIZE MASSES AND MOTETTS. N otice is hereby given that the time for competing for the Prize o f Sixty Pounds for Two Masses, Ac., is prolonged, by request, from January 1st, 1853, to July 1st, 1863. 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How ' A are they Related to one another? or the Church shown to be the Guardian, Witness, Interpreter, and Dispenser o f Scripture as well as our Instructor therein; being Nos. 6, 18, 31, 44, and51 o f the series, together with a Preface ot twenty pages. Also, iust published, No 52 —The Theological Use o f Ceremonial. Id. On the 1st o f January will appear, No. 53.—Protestantism Weighed in its own balance and found Wanting.’—VII. Purgatory. Id. N.B. A new number is published on the 1st o f every month. NEW WORK BY MRS. JAMESON. Just published, in one volume, square crown octavo, with Etchings by the Author, and Woodcuts, price, in cloth, 28s, T egends of the Madonna as L i Represented in the FINE ARTS. Forming the Third Series o f “ Sacred and Legendary Art.” By Mrs. JAMESON. Also, uniform with the above, price 28s, LEGENDS of the MONASTIC ORDERS. Illustrated with Eleven Etchings by the Author, and Eighty-eight Woodcuts. Second Edition, witn Corrections and Additions. Also by Mrs. Jameson, in square crown 8vo„ price 28s, SACRED and LEGENDARY ART; or, Legends of the Saints and Martyrs. With Sixteen Etchings by the Author, and numerous Woodcuts. Second Edition. London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans.________ rjphe Rev. Dr. Cahill’s Farewell. The above highly-gifted and accomplished orator will CONCLUDE his celebrated Course o f Lectures on Astronomy at the Hanoversquare Rooms on MONDAY Evening Next, December 20th. Terms o f Admission—Single Seat, Queen’s Box, 5s. ; Reserved Seat, 2s. 6d. ; Body o f Room, Is. Door* open at Seven, and Lecture will commence at Eight o’clock. By Order o f the Committee, F. M. MULLALY, Hon. Sec.( A ged Poor Society, under the X \ - Patronage o f his Eminence CARDINAL WISEMAN. On SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19th, the ANNUAL CHARITY SERMON will be preached at St. PATRICK’ S CHAPEL, SOHOSQUAKE, by the Rev. Dr. CAHILL, in aid o f the Funds of the above Charity. One at High Mass at Eleven o’ c lo ck , and the other in the Evening at Seven o’c lo ck . Donations will be thankfully received by his Eminence the Cardinal, 35. Golden-square; the Clergy of the different Chapels, and by the Hon. Sec., The Lodge, Brook-Green, Hammersmith. C. J. PAGLIANO, Hon. See. TO CLERGYMEN. Thomas Couolly has at present on A- Sale, at a Reduced Price, a few Copies o f the BREVIARIUM ROMANUM, Four Parts, handsomely bound, whole morocco gilt. Also, HOR-dS DIURN AS, in similar binding. 10, Upper Ormond-quay, Dublin. BEVERLEY AND SALFORD DIOCESAN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRINTING AND BOOKSELLING ESTABLISHMENT, AND ECCLESIASTICAL REPOSITORY,30, OLDHAM-STREET, MANCHESTER, AND 7, LITTLE BLAKE-STREET, YORK. WE. Stutter respectfully informs • the Trade, as well as the Catholic Clergy and Laity, o f the Dioceses of Beverley and Salford, that he has opened the above Establishment at Manchester, and solicits their patronage. The Clergy, Religious Committees, and Schools, will be supplied on most advantageous Terms, with all English and Foreign Works o f Catholic Theology and Devotion, Classical and other School Books, Altar Breads, Incense, Crucifixes, Religious Prints, Rosary Beads, Stationery, &c. Douay Bibles and Testaments, Missals, Breviaries, Garden o f the Soul, Golden Manual, Keys o f Heaven, Vesper, and other Prayer Books, always on Sale, and in ©very variety of plain elegant bindings, and at various prices, from 3d. upwards. Catholic Works o f Mr. C. Dolman and all the London publishers, as well as those o f Dublin and Cork, and the Educational Series of the Christian Brothers and o f the Board o f National Education. All Orders amounting to 1Ï. and upwards, Ten per Cent. Discount allowed, i f Cash be paid at the time. Bulletin Office, 30, Oldham-street, Manchester. BY EPISCOPAL AUTHORITY, AND UNDER THE INVOCATION OF ST. VINCENT OF PAUL. The A rchbishop o f .Dublin. Kale Schools of St. Laurence 1 O’ TOOLE, SEVILLE-PLACE, NORTH STRAND. .Meeting ofAh. Friend, and S S . " J S the Sermon, the foUewintnlntions were proposed and unanimously ad op ted .'"^Proposed by Alderman CampbeU; ^eeonded by R.chard W ved -T hstth e Right Hon" the Lord Chief Baron do take the C 1 C h i e f Baron having taken the chair, Proed bv Jeremiah John Murphy, Esq . Master in Chancery ; rrqed hy uer Esq , Town Clerk ; R l v .A T h . t we bee to tender to his Grace the Archbishop the Rived—T h a t w e e o gratitude for his eloquent and expsion ol our profouna re^pe ^ gt Lam.enc(J 0 .Toole deedmpreasiv constant and marked encouragement which he ‘ Always histoweed upon the Schools of the Christian Brother, and *,cause of Catholic Education. Proud by Daniel M’Dermott Esq., Barrister-at-Law ; seconded ^ by Charles Kennedy, Esq. * , U -—a__That our best thanks are due, and are hereby given, to the tïïtlan Brothers for their great zeal and efficiency in the edu“ ' t X o t n O’ Connell, Esq., D.L. ; seconded by John Ferguson, Esq., T.C. : Resm d -Thatw e present to the Right Hon. the Lord Chief ,i„p„,.p acknowledgments for his attendance at the Serm o n T d a f a s also To Sir Thon,as Esmonde, Barb ; John O’ Con- i nr • Charles Kennedy, Esq.; Michael Krrlngton, Esq. ; Ï ? - S c R ichardKeiv Esq.. T .C .; Alderman Campbell, Thom L KeilyREshq J-P- i John O’Hagan, Esq, ; Doctor Kirwan, Citv (roner- ' j o ’ n Ferguson, Esq. T .C . ; John Dennan, Ksq. ; ï ï . t w f » T C. ; Joseph Hanly, Esq. ; Daniel M’Dermott, Esc •Wm Fold Esq. Town Clerk ; John Nixon, Esq. ; John ^ * 1Wm Galway, Esq ; and the other gentlemen who affordethe'aid^cf their valuable services as Collectors on the occas S w n the sumof 771. 8s. 8d. was received including several donati’onn list of which will be published hereafter. p Z e d by Luke Butler, Esq. T.C. ; seconded by Dr. Kirwan, ’City Coroner: . Resohd—-That we cannot allow this opportunity to pass without rerordir our deep admiration and esteem of our truly charitable recordit our “ 9 , Kennedy, Esq., for the liberality he has S X h be.’« S ï ü . »"“ s for th e ’ church and Schoois uf St iîaurenc OToolts and for his zealous and effective support of ° k ^ e Q l e f Baroif haring’ vcceted the chair, and Michael ErringlProo^secbv the^Very1Rev'^PrXJoopei*1^seconded by acclamation : PlResobd—That the thanks of this meeting are most respectfully Kesolvd tna I th, Lord oh ,e f Baron for his dignified enÎm,Pt n theR hair and for his Lordship’s aealous co-operation whemvel the interests of religion or the necessities of the poorest quireit. MICHAEL ERRINGTON, Chairman. JOHN O’CONNELL, 7 H SecI. JOHN O’HAGAN, j Thanks. j T h e Bulletin : a Catholic Journal, T Devoted to Religion, Education, General Literature, Science, &c. PRICE ONE PENNY ! No. XVI. DECEMBER 18, 1852, Contains the following Articles:— The Convocation—On Birds’ Nests—A Woman’s Position—Translations from the “ Paris Bulletin”—Fifth Annual Report o f the Society o f St. Vincent de Paul, North Shioids—Seff-Culture ; a Tale o f Irish Life, Sixty Years ago. ( By Heber)—Reveaied Truth. Definite and Certain—Translation for the Bulletin, from ^LesPefates Lectures." POISTRY-“ The Summenn Qallilee. (By G^ree Hill) —Eruption o f Mount Etna—Notes on Canada. THE CHURCH— Calendar for the Week ending December 25—Manchester and Salford Catholic Association-Conversions, &e„ &c Printed by W. E. Stutter, at the Beverley and Salford Diocesan Steam Press, 7, Little Blake-street, York, and 30, Oldhamstreet, Manchester, and published for the United Kmgdom simultaneously in York, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and Belfast London : C. Dolman, 61, New Bond-street, and 22, Paternoster-row; ,, WHOLESALE AGENTS : - Dubhu : Gerald P. 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Vol. X I I I . , No. 662.]

D U B L IN , S A T U R D A D E C EM B E R 18, 1852.

r PRICE L SIXPENCE.

Will be published December 31st, 1852, 'J'he Dublin Review, No. L X V I .

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Also, iust published,

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rjphe Rev. Dr. Cahill’s Farewell.

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The A rchbishop o f .Dublin. Kale Schools of St. Laurence 1 O’ TOOLE, SEVILLE-PLACE, NORTH STRAND.

.Meeting ofAh. Friend, and S S . " J S the Sermon, the foUewintnlntions were proposed and unanimously ad op ted .'"^Proposed by Alderman CampbeU; ^eeonded by R.chard

W ved -T hstth e Right Hon" the Lord Chief Baron do take the C 1 C h i e f Baron having taken the chair, Proed bv Jeremiah John Murphy, Esq . Master in Chancery ; rrqed hy uer Esq , Town Clerk ;

R l v .A T h . t we bee to tender to his Grace the Archbishop the Rived—T h a t w e e o gratitude for his eloquent and expsion ol our profouna re^pe ^ gt Lam.enc(J 0 .Toole deedmpreasiv constant and marked encouragement which he ‘ Always histoweed upon the Schools of the Christian Brother, and *,cause of Catholic Education. Proud by Daniel M’Dermott Esq., Barrister-at-Law ; seconded

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by Charles Kennedy, Esq. * , U -—a__That our best thanks are due, and are hereby given, to the tïïtlan Brothers for their great zeal and efficiency in the edu“ ' t X o t n O’ Connell, Esq., D.L. ; seconded by John

Ferguson, Esq., T.C. :

Resm d -Thatw e present to the Right Hon. the Lord Chief

,i„p„,.p acknowledgments for his attendance at the Serm o n T d a f a s also To Sir Thon,as Esmonde, Barb ; John O’ Con-

i nr • Charles Kennedy, Esq.; Michael Krrlngton, Esq. ; Ï ? - S c R ichardKeiv Esq.. T .C .; Alderman Campbell, Thom L KeilyREshq J-P- i John O’Hagan, Esq, ; Doctor Kirwan, Citv (roner- ' j o ’ n Ferguson, Esq. T .C . ; John Dennan, Ksq. ; ï ï . t w f » T C. ; Joseph Hanly, Esq. ; Daniel M’Dermott, Esc •Wm Fold Esq. Town Clerk ; John Nixon, Esq. ; John

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* 1Wm Galway, Esq ; and the other gentlemen who affordethe'aid^cf their valuable services as Collectors on the occas S w n the sumof 771. 8s. 8d. was received including several donati’onn list of which will be published hereafter.

p Z e d by Luke Butler, Esq. T.C. ; seconded by Dr. Kirwan,

’City Coroner:

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Resohd—-That we cannot allow this opportunity to pass without rerordir our deep admiration and esteem of our truly charitable recordit our “ 9 , Kennedy, Esq., for the liberality he has S X h be.’« S ï ü . »"“ s for th e ’ church and Schoois uf St iîaurenc OToolts and for his zealous and effective support of ° k ^ e Q l e f Baroif haring’ vcceted the chair, and Michael ErringlProo^secbv the^Very1Rev'^PrXJoopei*1^seconded by acclamation : PlResobd—That the thanks of this meeting are most respectfully Kesolvd tna I th, Lord oh ,e f Baron for his dignified enÎm,Pt n theR hair and for his Lordship’s aealous co-operation whemvel the interests of religion or the necessities of the poorest quireit. MICHAEL ERRINGTON, Chairman.

JOHN O’CONNELL, 7 H SecI. JOHN O’HAGAN, j

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T h e Bulletin : a Catholic Journal, T Devoted to Religion, Education, General Literature,

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PRICE ONE PENNY ! No. XVI. DECEMBER 18, 1852, Contains the following Articles:—

The Convocation—On Birds’ Nests—A Woman’s Position—Translations from the “ Paris Bulletin”—Fifth Annual Report o f the Society o f St. Vincent de Paul, North Shioids—Seff-Culture ; a Tale o f Irish Life, Sixty Years ago. ( By Heber)—Reveaied Truth. Definite and Certain—Translation for the Bulletin, from ^LesPefates Lectures." POISTRY-“ The Summenn Qallilee. (By G^ree Hill) —Eruption o f Mount Etna—Notes on Canada. THE CHURCH— Calendar for the Week ending December 25—Manchester and Salford Catholic Association-Conversions, &e„ &c

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November 23d, 1852.

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My prices will be found to vary from 25 to 50 per cent. unaer houses o f foreign pretensions, or prices charged by Watch dealera.

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OF IRELAND.

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WINTER WOOLLEN GOODS.

Comprising every Article suited to the Season—all o f superior claxz ° fC™hUPurchasers will find this a most desirable opportunity for supplying themselves.

Dublin, November, 1852.

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