... Patrick:a-day—also the Irish Franciscans at St. Isidore's, much to the gratification of his future subjects. He was received by Dr. Kirby, the Rector, and by His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, who at the time were entertaining a few friends to celebrate ...

... Ilatareersmith and Islington. We regret to hear that the Right Rev. Dr. 011ie otk his way to England in :a state of health which causes considerable apprehension, to his friends. The Right Rev. Dr. Fennelly, of Madras, is much better.. Letters from India inquise ...

... Scully, C.C.; Rev. C. rhomas, C.C. ; Rev. J. Davis, C.C.; Rev. P. Greene, 0.C., &c. Owing to previous arrangements, his brothre, Dr. Feeney, was unavoidably absent, as was the Archbishop. High Mass having concluded, the ceremony of burial took place in strict ...

... the Reverend Mr. Patterson return to England on Thursday next. Amongst the arrivals are the Widdrington Riddells, Messrs. Acton and Bethel, to the English College, Mr. Francis Chichester, Miss Carroll, and Miss Chapman. The Very Rev. Dr. Manning preached ...

... kindly forwarded to us the following statistics respecting the state of Catholicity - in Western Australia : 1. PERTH.—Right Rev. Dr. Joseph Mary Benedict Serra, 0.5.8., Bishop of Daulia, Apostolic Administrator. Very Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, D.D., Vicar-General ...

... neighbourhood, through the zeal of Dr. Bonus; and a priest is now labouring at the Brentford mission with excellent effect. But to return to the Turnham-green Schools. , Through the charitable zeal and discriminating kindness of Dr. Bonus and his assistants, ...

... list, including that of Dr. Grant, Bishop of Southwark, Dr. Morris, and Vice-Presidents, the Clergy of Westminster and Southwark, our Italian and Protestant friends, the hon. secretary, &c, all of which were duly responded to. Mr. Wegg Prosser proposed ...

... his Royal Highnessentered the reception room of the college he was met there by Cardinal Reisad], Lord Killeen, Mr. P. Segrave of Dublin, Mr.'Seagrave, of Wicklow, and other gentlemen who had been visiting the college on the occasion of the festival of ...

... the author, could not get any one to publish his works. The King of Prussia having heard of the work, expressed a wish c 'to see it, when Meinhold sent it ; but said he would not-deceive the King, and acknowledged it to be a work of fiction. A year after ...

... Whitelegge, M.A.; Dr. Ryall, V. P., Q. C. C.; Professor Rushton, do.; Professor Vericour, W. L. Perrier, T. C.; Dr. Popham, Dr. Bullen, Dr. P. O'Leary, Rev., Dr. Croke, P.P. ; Rev. Mr. Barlow, R.C.C. ; Captain ...

... apply to the Poor Law Board :—The Rev. Father Kelly. Dr. Mahoney, Dr. Hewitt, Dr. Lynch, Mr. W. Flynn, Mr. Scannell, Mr. Obrum, Mr. Carroll, Mr. ...

... ; Mr. Hi e d Mr. Mr. Lane, Q.C. ; Mr. Henn, Q.b• ; an ' w Charles B arry were counsel for the Crown. Matthew Barrington, .Crown-Solicitor. Mr. O'Hagan, Q.C. (special); Mr. Clarke Q.C. ; M r . Edward Sullivan, ...