1. Histoire Anecdotique du Théatre, de la Littéra-

ture, et de diverses impressions contemporaines.

Par Charles Maurice. Paris: Henri Plon. 1856.

2. Moliere and the French Classical Drama. By

Madame Blaz de Bury. Charles Knight. 1846.

3. The French Stage and the French People, as il-

lustrated in the Memoirs of M. Fleury. Edited

by Theodore Hook. Henry Colburn. 1841.

IV. PATRIOTS AND PROSELYTIZERS :-

A Letter to Lord St. Leonards on the Manage-

ment of the Patriotic Fund, and the Application

of Public Moneys to Proselytizing Purposes. By

the Most Rev. Dr. Cullen, Catholic Archbishop

of Dublin. Third edition, enlarged. Dublin:

James Duffy, 7, Wellington quay, Publisher to

his Grace the Catholic Archbishop of Dublin.

1857.

V. THE SCOTCH HISTORIAN :-

History of Europe, from the Fall of Napoleon in

1815, to the Accession of Louis Napoleon in

1852. By Sir Archibald Alison, Bart. D.C.L. vol.

VII. William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh

and London, 1858.

VI.-PARLIAMENTARY REFORM:-

1. Speech of Her Most Gracious Majesty, delivered

from the throne, House of Lords, at the opening

of the 2nd Session of the present Parliament,

Thursday the third of December, 1858.

2. Parliamentary Government considered with re-

ference to a Reform of Parliament-an Essay by

Earl Grey. London: Richard Bentley, New

Burlington-street, 1858.

3. Parliamentary Reform. How the Representation

may be amended, safely, gradually and effectively.

Reprinted, with additions, from the "Globe."

London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longman,

and Roberts, 1858

4. Reform Pamphlets and Parliament Speeches,

passim.

88

144

209

247

VII.-EDUCATION IN IRELAND:-

1. Report of her Majesty's Commissioners, appointed

to inquire into the Endowments, Funds and Ac-

tual Condition of all Schools endowed for the

purpose of Education in Ireland, accompanied by

Minutes of Evidence, Documents, and Tables of

Schools and Endowments. Dublin: printed by

Alex. Thom and Sons, for Her Majesty's Stationery

Office, 1858.

2. Letter to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey,

Bart., M.P. G. Č. B. Her Majesty's principal

Secretary of State for the Home Department.

By Archibald John Stephens, Esq., one of Her

Majesty's late Commissioners of Inquiry into the

Endowed Schools of Ireland. London: printed

by Eyre and Spotiswood, Printers to the Queen's

most excellent Majesty, 1858.

3. National Education in Ireland. By William

Dwyer Ferguson, LL.D., lately Assistant Com-

missioner, Endowed Schools Commission.

London: Seely and Co. 1858.

VIIL-QUARTERLY RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF

REFORMATORY SCHOOLS AND OF PRISON DISCIP-

LINE:-Containing-Report of a Visit to English

and Continental Reformatories-Extracts from

the Eleventh Report of the Bristol Ragged

School-from the Third Report of the Red Lodge

Girls' Reformatory-from Fifth Report of the

Park Row Asylum, Bristol-from the Second

Report of the Calder Farm Reformatory-

Report of the Benevolent Apprenticing Society

-Certified Industrial and Ragged Schools-

Interest of Ladies in the Reformatory Question in

Cork-Interesting Extracts from Aris's Birming-

ham Gazette-Annual Meeting of Birminghain

Girls' Reformatory-Annual Meeting of Saltley

Reformatory Institution-Letter from P. J.

Murray, Esq. to the Editor of the Freeman, on

Reformatory Schools in Union Workhouses-Me-

morandum of a Conversation held with the Chap-

lain and Master of the Boys' Refuge, Glasgow, by

Alfred Hill, Esq.-Report of the Reformatory at

Mettray, for 1857.-Report of the Yorkshire

Catholic Reformatory School for 1857.

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THE

IRISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No. XXX.-JULY, 1858.

VOL. VIII.

CONTENTS.

JOHN O'CONNELL.

ARTICLE.

L-THE LAST OF THE REGENERATORS :—

1. Galerie des Contemporains Illustres ; George

Sand, Honore de Balzac, &c., par un Homme

de Rien, (M. Loménie). Paris: 1842.

2. Les Contemporains; George Sand, Honore de

Balzac, Eugène Sue, Francis Wey, Louis

Veron, Gustave Planche. Par Eugène de

Mirecourt. Paris: 1856.

II-THE BOOKS OF THE FOUR KINGS :-

The Hand-Book of Games, &c., &c. Written or

Compiled by Professors and Amateurs. Edited

by Henry G. Bohn. London: Bohn, 1850.

PAGE.

389

429

III.-BRILLAT-SAVARIN :-

Physiologie du Gout, ou Méditations de Gastro-

nomie Transcendante ; ouvrage théorique,

historique et à l'ordre du jour, dédié aux

Gastronomes Parisiens Par Un Professeur,

membre de plusieurs Sociétés savantes. Edition

précédée d'une notice par M. Le Baron Richerand,

suivie de "La Gastronomie," Poème en quatre

chants, Par Berchoux. Paris Charpentier.

1842.

461

IV. JOHN HOGAN.

493

V.-LIFE IN A TUB:--

1. The Water Cure in Chronic Disease. By James

M. Gully, M.D. London: Churchill.

2. The Water Cure. By James Wilson, M.D.

London: Trubner and Co.

3. Hydropathy. By Edward William Lane,

M.D. London: Churchill.

4. Confessions of a Water Patient. By Sir E.

Bulwer Lytton, Bart.

5. A few Facts forgotten by the Faculty. By S. B.

London: H. Baillière.

Birch, M.D.

589

VI.-WIGS ON THE GREEN-TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. 609

VII. STEPHEN COPPINGER.

626

VIII.-POETS AND POETRY OF GERMANY

Poets and Poetry of Germany-Biographical and

Critical Notices.

Pontés. 2 Vols.

1858.

By Madame L. Davésiés de

London: Chapman and Hall,

641