ORIGINAL ARTICLES.

A Chapter in the History of the Re-
formation in Ireland, 29, 190.

American Slavery and American

testantism, 278.

Pro-

Charitable Trusts, ancient and modern,
263, 349, 443.

Circumstantial Evidence: case of Mr.

Kirwan, 135.

Death-bed Bequests; or, Catholic Tes-

tators and Protestant Conspirators,

16.

Dr. Newman's Trial: Protestant Mo-

rality and Protestant Justice, 177.
Emigration considered with reference
to its Influence on the Spread of Ca-
tholicity, 456.

Important Discovery of Father Secchi

relative to the Inscription on the

Chair of St. Mark at Venice, 300.

Life of Richard Creagh, Archbishop of
Armagh, 366.

Madeleine, the Rosière, 228, 304, 380,
474.

Medieval Games and Festivals, 214.
Our position and prospects, 1.
The last Struggles of Disraeli, 87.
The modern Pilgrim's Progress; or,
the History of Puseyism in a Dream,
122.

The Priest and the Parson: a contrast,

197.

The Protestant Inquisition; or, Ca-
tholic Interests before Select Com-
mittees of the House of Commons,
95.

The Thanks of the Man of God, 439.
The Village Monica, 146.

REVIEWS AND NOTICES.
A few more Words on La Salette, 336.
Allies' St. Peter, his name and his
Office, as set forth in Holy Scripture,

92.

Anderdon's Lectures on the Roman

Catacombs, 93.

Andrews' Critical and Historical Re-

view of Fox's Book of Martyrs, 91.

Appleton's (Rev. J.) Explanation of
the Gospels on Sundays and Fes-
tivals, 436.

Belaney's (Robert, M.A.) Reasons for

leaving the Church of England, 91.

Bertha, or the Pope and the Emperor,
176, 251.

Borgo's (Father C., S. J.) Meditations

on the Sacred Heart of Jesus, 92.

Burns and Lambert's List of Books for

Lending-Libraries, 347.

Campbell's (Lord) Lives of the Lord

Chancellors, 42.

Catholic Novelists, 251.

Catholic Poor School Committee's
Fifth Report, 521.

Catholic Tales and Narratives, 512.

Chisholm (Mrs.) and Emigration, 148.

Crookall's (Dr.) Mass in E-flat, 437.
De Ponte's Meditations, 437.

Evidence before the Committee of the
House of Lords upon Emigration,
148.

Faber's (Very Rev. F. W.) Life of St.
Francis of Assisi; with an Essay on
the Characteristics of the Lives of the
Saints, 347.

Foss's (Edward) Chancellors
Judges of England, 42.

and

Fredet's (Dr.) Ancient and Modern

History, 344.

Fullerton's (Lady Georgiana) Lady

Bird, 176, 251.

Funeral Sermons, 176.

Gosselin's (Abbé) Power of the Pope
in the Middle Ages, 238.

Green's (Rev. P.) Letters on the Ca-
tholic Oath, 521.

Guizot's Appeal to our common Chris-
tianity, 319.

Hardy's (T. D.) Life of Lord Lang-
dale, 42.

Haydock's Family Bible, 344, 519.
Huntington's Forest, 91.

Imitation of Christ, a brief Summary

of the, 345.

James Jordan, or the Treasure and its

Price, 512.

Jameson's (Mrs.) Legends of the Ma-