CONTENTS.-No I. 1. Ludolfi Historia Æthiopica. Francofurti ad Mænum. 1681. 2. Bruce's Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile. 5 vols. 3. The Highlands of Ethiopia. By Major Harris. 3 vols. 5. Travels, Researches, and Missionary Labours in Eastern Africa. By the Rev. Dr. Krapf. London: Trübner & Co. 1860. 6. Wanderings among the Fálashas of Abyssinia. H. Stern. London: Wertheim, Macintosh, & Hunt. 1862. Du Spirituel et du Temporel dans l'Eglise. Lettre de Mon- Rosa Ferrucci: ses Lettres et sa Mort. Par l'Abbé Henri Perreyve. Paris: Douniol, 1858. V. THE WORK AND THE WANTS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN An Account of the State of the Roman-Catholick Religion throughout the World. Written for the use of Pope Innocent XI. by Monsignor Cerri, Secretary of the Congregation de Propa- ganda Fide. Now first translated from an authentick Italian MS. never published. To which is added a Discourse concerning the State of Religion in England; written in French in the time of King Charles I., and now first translated. With a large Dedi- cation to the present Pope, giving Him a very particular account of the State of Religion amongst Protestants; and of several other matters of importance relating to Great Britain. By Sir Richard Steele. London: Printed for J. Roberts, near the Oxford Essays and Miscellaneous Literature. VI. HISTORICAL NOTES OF THE TRACTARIAN MOVEMENT.. Part. I. From the Beginning of the Movement to the Pub- Tarquini de Jure Ecclesiastico Publico-Dr. Murray's Tractatus de Ecclesia-Dr. Pusey's Minor Prophets-Armellini de Prisca Refutatione Hæreseon, Origenis Nomine ac Philosophoumenon titulo recens vulgata-Villari's History of Savonarola-Vies de Lives of the Archbishops of Canterbury. By Walter Farquhar Hook, D.D., Dean of Chichester. Vol. II. Anglo-Norman Period. Le Curé d'Ars. Vie de Jean-Baptiste-Marie Vianney. Publiée sous les yeux et avec l'approbation de Mgr. l'Evêque de Belley. Par l'Abbé Alfred Monnin, Missionnaire. 2 Vols. Paris : An Act for the Amendment of the Law relating to the Religious Instruction of Prisoners in County and Borough Prisons in Eng- land and Scotland. London: Printed by George Edward Eyre & William Spottiswoode, Printers to the Queen's Most Excellent IV. THE NEWLY DISCOVERED JEWISH CATACOMB AT ROME Cimitero degli Antichi Ebrei, scoperto recentemente in Vigna Randanini. Illustrato per Raffaele Garrucci, D.C.D.G. Roma: Coi Tipi della Civiltà Cattolica. 1862. Vetri Ornati di Figure in Oro, trovati nei Cimiteri dei Cristiani Primitivi di Roma. Raccolti e spiegati da Raffaele Garrucci, D.C.D.G. Roma: Salviucci. 1858. Letters from Rome to Friends in England. By the Rev. John ART. VI. THE DOGMATIC PRINCIPLE.... Undogmatic Christianity. A Sermon preached before the The Unity of Evangelical and Apostolical Teaching. Sermons VII. THE CATHOLIC CONGRESS OF MALINES Assemblée Générale des Catholiques en Belgique. Première Imprimerie de Th. Lesigne. Essays and Miscellaneous Papers. Bruxelles : PAGE 458 482 .... 494 VIII. HISTORICAL NOTES OF THE TRACTARIAN MOVEMENT IX. NOTICES OF BOOKS .... Mgr. Manning's Sermons on Ecclesiastical Subjects-Tischendorf's Novum Testamentum Sinaiticum-Valroger's Introduction Historique et Critique aux Livres du Nouveau TestamentSchwane's Dogmengeschichte der vornicänischen Zeit-Madden's Galileo and the Inquisition-Lyell and Poole on the Antiquity of Man-Stanley's Lectures on the Jewish Church-Sighart's Albert le Grand-Mathieu's Livre de Prières-Cartier's Vie de Fra Angelico-Cartier's Dialogue et Lettres de S. Catharine de Sienne -Bouix's Œuvres Spirituelles de S. Pierre d'Alcantara-Bouix's La Solitaire des Rochers-Sixth Report of Inspector appointed to visit Reformatory and Industrial Schools-Parkinson's Lecture on Education—Anderdon's Adventures of Owen Evans-Wood's Glimpses into Petland-Blot's Auxiliatrices du PurgatoireQuestion des Sœurs de la Charité en Portugal. X. FOREIGN PERIODICAL LITERATURE 509 ..... 568 Etudes Religieuses, Historiques et Littéraires-Le Correspondant-La Civiltà Cattolica. XI. FOREIGN EVENTS OF CATHOLIC INTEREST 583 Polish Insurrection-Fausti Trial-Procession of the Santissimo Salvatore-Neapolitan States-Piedmont and Italy. THE DUBLIN REVIEW. JULY, 1863. ART. I.-POPULAR DEVOTION IN SPAIN. Historia Ecclesiastica de España. Por D. Vicente de la Fuente. 4 vols. Barcelona: Libreria Religiosa. 1859. N° O man is sufficient for himself. He is, and must be, dependent upon others. Almighty God, who created him in this state of dependency, has written in his heart the law of mutual love; and His own divine lips have pronounced that the love of our neighbour is one with the love of God. Nations in like manner are dependent upon one another. The whole system of commerce, of trade and barter, carried on as it is with such wear and tear, such infinite risks of danger, bloodshed, rebellion, war, is founded upon the primary axiom that we are all dependent upon one another; that the whole world is but one family, the members of which minister to each other's wants. No member can be treated with contempt or despised, because it is useful to the body, and the hour may come which will both prove and make manifest its uses. Many consider it to be the glory of this nation that this law of dependency has received a wide practical development in that gigantic system of commerce with which, as with a net, we encircle the whole globe. They have no difficulty in admitting that we must knock at the doors of other nations and enter in, receiving for our daily use, from one cotton, or hemp, or silk; from another various precious timbers; from another rare and dainty meats; from another fruits; from another scents and spices; from another gold, silver, lead ;-even distant seas have to contribute their coral and their pearl, as well as their strange living creatures, in order to supply the ever-increasing demands, to minister to the ever-growing dependency of one portion of the human family upon the rest. How often may we hear a portly and, to use that expression so characteristic of modern ideas, respectable-looking gentleman gravely asserting that everything can be got in London, in which comprehensive term he takes special care to inform us that he VOL. I.—NO. I. [New Series.] B |