DUBLIN

THE

REVIEW.

VOL. CX.

JANUARY-APRIL, 1892.

BURNS & OATES LIMITED.

LONDON:

J. DONOVAN, 19, HENRIETTA STREET, W.C.
DUBLIN: M. H. GILL & SON,

NEW YORK: CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY CO., 12, EAST SEVENTEENTH ST.

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L-ENGLAND'S DEVOTION TO ST. PETER DURING A THOUSAND

YEARS

Reasons which urge us to examine the devotion-Its

actuality-Three universal Saints-Solemnity of the

rite creating St. Peter's supremacy-The first year of

the Ministry-The second-The last year-The final

ceremony-Its acceptance by the Church-Doctrine

held by the early English Church-St. Aldhelm-St.

Bede-Doctrinal basis of the English devotion-Proof

of the devotion-Dedication of Churches to St.

Peter-Pilgrimages to St. Peter's shrine-Oswy,

Ceadwalla, Coinred, Offa, Ethelburga and Ina, Æthel-

wulf, Burhred, Canute, St. Kentigern, St. Bennet

Biscop, St. Wilfrid-Hardships of the Pilgrimage to

Rome,

IL-PITT

Style of the work: Pitt's early life-Encounter

with Gibbon-Pitt a barrister-Chancellor of the

Exchequer Prime Minister-England at the close of

the eighteenth century-Parliamentary Reform—

Commercial Union of Great Britain and Ireland-

Disinterestedness of Pitt-The Treaty of Westphalia-
The "darkest year"--The purchase of the Irish
Parliament-Emancipation-Pitt's financial difficulties
-Pitt's second administration-Killed at Austerlitz-
Pitt's morality and intemperance

III-A BISHOP OF CORK AND THE IRISH AT NANTES

Notre Dame de Miséricorde at Nantes and the exiled

Irish-Bishop Comerford and Bishop Robert Barry-

The Irish exiles and the municipality of Nantes-The

Irish seminary at Nantes-The University of Nantes

-Irish priests at Nantes-Prohibition and expulsion

of Irish teachers.

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