THE

IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No. XXXVI.-JANUARY, 1860.

VOL. IX.

CUNTENTS.

ARTICLE

PAGE.

1.-AN OLD POET :

Diana : the Sonnets and other Poems of Henry

Constable, B.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge: now first Collected, and Edited, with
some Account of the Author, by William
Carew Hazlitt, of the Inner Temple, Esquire.
To which are added, a few Notes and Illus-
trations, by the late Thomas Park. Lon-
don: Basil Montagu Pickering, 1859. 953

II.-THE LITTLE SEMINARY OF PARIS:

Souvenirs de Saint Nicholas, ou l'Education

au Petit Seminaire de Paris, Sous la Direc-
tion de M. l'Abbé Dupanloup, aujourdhui
Evêque d'Orleans, par Adolphe Morillon.
Paris, 1859.

969

III.-ODD PHASES IN LITERATURE, Nintu PAPER :

1. Euvres completes de Tabarin. Paris : 1622.
2. L'Esprit dans L'Histoire Recherches et Curi-
osités. Paris : 1800.

1017

IV.IRISH NATIONALITY FROM THE TWELFTH TO
THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY:-
The History of Ireland, ancient and modern;

by Martin Haverty. Dublin : James is
Duffy. 1859.

1052

V. -CLOSING SCENES OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONS + ?

Historie de la Société Française Pendant la

Révolution. Par E. et J. de Goncourt.
Paris : Dentu. 1856.

1092

i VI. DEBT AND TAXATION OF IRELAND

An Account of the Expenditure of Ireland from
· 1848 to 1857; also the Annual Charge for

the Consolidated Debt of Ireland as it stood
'F' on the 1st February, 1817, showing the

total aggregate charge, the total payments
into the Exchequer, and the amount re-
quired from the British Exchequer in each

year to make good the aggregate charge.-
3. Thom's Almanack for 1859.

1121 is in 'n

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VII.---THE BROTHER OF DEATIT! - .

"
1. Inquiries concerning the Intellectual Powers,

and the Investigation of Truth. By John
Abercrombie, M.D. - Tenth Edition. Lin-

don : Murray. 1810,1,1
2. Le Diable, sa Vie et son Intervention dans les

Choses Humaines. Paris : 18.12.

L'AGE.

3. An Apology for the Nerves; or, their Influ. ';

ence and Importance in Health and Dis-
ease. By Sir George Lefevre, M.D. Lon-

don : Longmans. 1844.
4. Analectabibion. Paris : Techener. 1836. 1148

V MEMOIR OF THE LATE DR. ROBERT Mac DERMOTT,

M.R.I.A.

ST. JOSEPH'S INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE AND THE

WORKHOUSE ORPHANS.

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VH.QUARTERLY RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF

RUPORMATORY Schools AND OF PRISON Disci-
PLINH --Containing :-—First Annual Report of

St. George's Home and Reformatory for
Boys, Kingston, Jamaica - Excessive num-
ber of Beer-houses--Philadelphia House of
Refuge-State Industrial School for Girls
at Lancaster, Boston-Advantages of the
Family over the Penitentiary System in

Juvenile Reformatories--Prospectus of
1 The Detective" - Bermuda a Convict Sta-

;;
tion-Lord Stanley on Ragged Schools and
Reformatories- Serjeant O'Hagan on Re-
formatories—Prospectus of the Protestant
Asylum for Females discharged from Pri.
sons--Prospectus of “The Friend of the

People," edited by Mr: Alfred Hill-Refor-
i matory and Refuge_Union, London-Fe.

male Mission in connexion with same-
Belfast slums-The ownership of “The
Menagerie”—Public Reading Societies,
The, Salop Book-hawking' Association-
Crime, and its cost in England, froin “The

Economist” and “The Spectator"-Incidents for Christinas-- The Threatened Invasion-Rev. Francis J. Lynch, on the Reformation of Juvenile Offenders-Value of Re. formatories ---The Saltley ReformatoryYorkshire Catholic Reformatory-Punch on Reformatories -- Defects and Difficulties

- Meeting of National Reformatory Union -Extract from “The Friend of the

" People” in reference to this Meeting—&c.

Second REPORT OF THE ORDER OF OUR LADY OF

CHARITY AND REFUGE.