ORIGINAL ARTICLES.

Anthony, Earl of Shaftesbury, a Pro-
testant Champion of the Seventeenth
Century, 252.

Catholicism and Protestantism in Li-
verpool, 436.
Priestcraft, 1.

"Quare fremuerunt Gentes," 243.

St. Oswald's; or, Life in the Cloister,
336, 415.

The Conversion of Hermann the Pia-
nist, 10.

The Crucifix of Andernach, 357.
The Immaculate Conception viewed in
connection with the Doctrine of
Original Sin, 25.

The Miracle-Plays of the Middle Ages,
323, 403.

The Poor-School Question, 83.
The Telegraph and the Confessional,
an unpublished Tragedy, 176.
Vain Repetitions, 163.

REVIEWS AND NOTICES.

A.

A Glance behind the Grilles of Re-
ligious Houses in France, 37.
Alison's (Sir Archibald) History of
Europe, 67.

Allen's (Capt. Wm., R.N.), The Dead
Sea a new Route to India, 240.
Alphonsus de Liguori (St.), The Mys-
teries of the Faith: The Holy Eu-
charist, 236.

Visits to the Most Holy Sa-
crament and the Blessed Virgin
Mary, 236.

Amusing Library (The), 467.

Anna Clayton ; or, the Mother's Trials,
238.

Arago's (François) Meteorological Es-
says, 467.

Arnold's (W. D.) Palace at Westmin-
ster, and other Historical Sketches,
399.

B.

Bailey's (P. J.) Mystic and other
Poems, 460.

Balzac, Œuvres de, 82.

Bard's (J. A.) Waikna, Adventures on
the Mosquito Shore, 468.

Bell's (Robert) Annotated Edition of
the English Poets, 321, 472.
Beste's (J. R.) The Wabash, or Adven-

tures of an English Gentleman's Fa-
mily in the Interior of America, 120.
Borromæi (S. Caroli) Instructionum
Fabricæ Ecclesiasticæ, 363.

Brewster's (Sir David) Memoirs of Sir
Isaac Newton, 199.

Brittany and La Vendée, 79.

Brooks' (Shirley) Aspen Court, 78.
Buckingham's (the Duke of) Memoirs
of the Court and Cabinets of George
III., 155, 299.
Buckingham's (J. Silk) Autobiography,
80.

Burnett Treatises, 150, 237.

Burton's (Lieut. R. F.) Personal Nar-

rative of a Pilgrimage to El Me-
dinah and Meccah, 189.

Bussièrre's (Viscount de) Works of St.
Catherine of Genoa, 82.