3. The Holy Scriptures not
to be interpreted con-
trary to the unanimous
consent of the Fathers 16
4. The chief objections of
Daillé against the Fa-
thers refuted........ 41
5. The blemishes to be
found in the writings
of the Fathers, do not
detract from their tes-
timonial authority;
with remarks on the
Edinburgh reviewers,
and other critics
6. The Fathers consider-
ed in a literary point
of view, and their me
rits appreciated by Fe-
nelon and other emi-
nent critics
7. Remarks on Mr. Collin-
son's Bampton Lec-
Character of a good Christian.
Perfection of his duty
His contempt of the world
Desire of heaven
On the Life of St. Francis de
Sales, translated by the Rev.
Wm. Henry Coombes
The Saint's interview and con-
troversy with, and proposal to
Beza..
Beza is moved by the saint's
expostulation..
the probable causes that
withheld his return to Catho-
lic Unity....
is fully satisfied that sal-
vation is attainable in the Ca-
tholic Church, and does not
despair of being saved in the
Catholic communion.
in his last illness desires
to see St. Francis, but is pre-
vented
Historical account of the
origin and occasion of the
"Introduction to a Devout
On a Friend of Religious and
Civil Liberty's Reflections on
Communities of Women and
Monastic Institutes
The British principle of uni-
versal tolerance cannot hinder
a sequestered life to those who
prefer it
The religious habit as inoffen-
sive as the beard of a Jew, or
the broad-brimmed hat of a
Quaker
Conventual Education, its ad-
vantages
Advantages from the labours of
Monks..
Religious Celibacy not injuri-
ous to population
The number of poor benefited
by religious out of hospitals,
beyond calculation
St. Bernard of Menthon, St.
Francis, and Peter of Betan-
ecclesiastical influence and au-
thority....
Reflections on the religious and
political prejudices of the au-
thor and of his countrymen
On a Speech composed by M. de
Chateaubriand for his Recep-
tion as a Member of the Im-
perial Institute of France 149-173
Catalogue of English Peers,
Knights, and Gentlemen slain
in defence of their lawful Sove-
reign King Charles I. against
the usurpation of Crom-
well
Hymn addressed to the Blessed
Virgin, by St. Casimir
Interesting particulars respect-
ing St. Casimir
On the Ecclesiastical History of
the Britons and Saxons, by
the Rev. John Daniel
Serfos on the pretended prophecy
of St. Hildegarde
Exiled Jesuits at Rome..
Original Verses by Burns.
John Joseph Walter's Evening
View of the Ruins of the Ab-
bey of Lincluden
Meditations on the End of the
Year, from the French of Me-
daille
Re-occupation of the Convent of
the Twelve Apostles at Rome,
by the Conventual Minors of
St. Francis
Nismes, an account of the late
disasters in that city...
Conduct of the Bonapartists at
Chalmoux
Isa Carus, Archbishop of Por-
phyry, and the Emperor of
Russia
Dismissal of the Catholic Chap-
lain of Newgate, in Dublin,
by order of the Chief Justice 234
Clongowes Catholic College.... 236
Truth, its importance, and on
the obstacles to its attainment
A Discourse on the Conversion
Remarks on the above Ukase..
1 On Self-Knowledge and the
Practice of Humility
Observations on a Sermon enti-
tled, The peculiar Claims
which the Society for Christian
Knowledge has on the liberali-
ty of Churchmen, preached at
the Church of Aylesbury
Historical Account of the Irish
Benedictine Dames at Ipres,
(the only Irish community of
religious women now existing
on the Continent) from its
first foundation down
the present time; including
its sufferings during the pe-
riod of the French Revolution 57
Instructions and Regulations for
Lent in the London District 67
for the
of St. Augustin, addressed to a
Community charged with the
Education of young Catholic
Ladies, by the Rev. A.
O'Leary
4, 50, 95
St. Monica, the Model of Mothers 50
W. J. W.'s Letter on the pre-
vailing indifference towards
our early Catholic Literature 13
An Account of a Manuscript of
ancient English Poetry, enti-
tled "Clavis Scientiæ, or Bre-
tagne's Skyll-Kay of Knaw-
ing, by John de Wageby,
Monk of Fountain's Abbey 14
104, 137
Introductory Letter of L. to the
literary Life of the Rev. John
Serjeant, written by himself,
and now first published
On the State of the Greek
Church in Russia ·
Observations on the modern
Chinese Missions ......34, 81, 122
Congregation of Priests of the
foreign Missions, their re-
establishment in Paris
The Duke of Wellington's Letter
on the French Protestants at
Nismes, to the Secretaries of
the Society in London for the
Protection of Religious Liberty 37
Letter from M. Maron, President
of the Protestant Consistory
at Paris, and addressed to the
Committee in London for the
Affairs of the French Pro-
testants
near Nismes
Ukase of the Emp. of Russia to
his Senate against the Jesuits ib,
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