Authorized Edition Price Fifty Cents. A LETTER ADDRESSED TO His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, ON OCCASION OF Mr. Gladstone's RECENT EXPOSTULATION. BY JOHN HENRY NEWMAN, D.D., OF THE ORATORY. NEW YORK: THE CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY, 9 WARREN STREET. I. The Vatican Decrees and Civil Allegiance. Grace Archbishop Manning. By His The above work will be printed from advance sheets. II. The Office of Holy Week, according to the Roman Missal and Breviary, in Latin and English. This is a new, improved, and enlarged edition, and will be printed from Large type. It will be ready for delivery Feb. 1. Cloth, arabesque,. - $0 75 III. The Mistress of Novices enlightened upon her Duties. Translated by a Sister of Mercy. Cloth, . . 1 50 IV Deharbe's Complete Catechism. Translated by Fander. 0 75 V. The Young Catholic's Illustrated Fifth Reader. 1 25 X. Life of St. John the Evangelist. Translated from the 2 00 XI. Be Not Hasty in Judging. Translated from the French by P. S. 16mo, JUST PUBLISHED. THE KING'S HIGHWAY: SACRUM SEPTENARIUM; 1 00 The Catholic Church the Way of Salvation, proved from the Scriptures. By Rev. A. F. Hewit. 1 vol. 12mo, $150 or, The Seven Gifts of the Holy Ghost, as exemplified in the Life and Person of the Blessed Virgin Mary, for the Guidance and Instruction of Children. By Rev. Henry Formby. 1 vol. 16mo.. ....... ........ ILLUSTRATED CATHOLIC FAMILY ALMANAC for 1875, The Catholic Publication Society, LAWRENCE KEHOE, Gen. Agent, 1 25 25 9 WARREN ST., N. Y. C 1 NSCLET ΤΟ HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, Hereditary Earl Marshal of England, ETC., ETC. MY DEAR DUKE OF NORFOLK: When I yielded to the earnest wish which you, together with many others, urged upon me, that I should reply to Mr. Gladstone's recent Expostulation, a friend suggested that I ought to ask your Grace's permission. to address my remarks to you. Not that for a moment he or I thought of implicating you, in any sense or measure, in a responsibility which is solely and entirely my own; but on a very serious occasion, when such heavy charges had been made against the Catholics of England by so powerful and so earnest an adversary, it seemed my duty, in meeting his challenge, to gain the support, if I could, of a name which is the special representative and the fitting sample of a laity, as zealous for the Catholic religion as it is patriotic. You consented with something of the reluctance which I had felt myself when called upon to write; for |