THE

IRISH QUARTERLY
QUARTERLY REVIEW.

No. XXXII.-JANUARY, 1859.

VOL. VIII.

CONTENTS.

FAMILY INTERESTS-Letter to the Editor.

ARTICLE.

L-EATING AND FEEDING-LIVING AND EXISTING :--

1. Comments on Corpulency, Lineaments of Lean-

ness, Mems on Dietetics. By William Wadd,

Esq., F.L.S., Surgeon Extraordinary to the King.

London: Ebers and Co., 1829.

2. The Original. By Thomas Walker, M.A., Trinity

College, Cambridge, Barrister at Law; and one of

the Police Magistrates of the Metropolis. Third

Edition. London: Renshaw, 1836.

PAGE.

3. The Cook's Oracle, Containing Receipts for Plain

Cookery, on the Most Economical Plan, for Pri-

vate Families: Containing also a Complete Sys-

tem of Cockery for Catholic Families. Being the

Result of Actual Experiments Instituted in the

Kitchen of William Kitchiner, M.D., A New

Edition. Edinburgh: Cadell, 1943.

II.-ABOUT SCULPTURE:-

Guide to the Crystal Palace and its Park and Gar-

dens. By Samuel Philips. A newly arranged and

entirely revised Edition. By F. K. J. Shenstone.

London: Bradbury and Evans, 1855.

III.-BEGIN AT THE BEGINNING:-

1. Workhouses and Woman's Work, reprinted from

the Church of England Monthly Review. Also

a Paper on the Condition of Workhouses, read in

the Social Economy Department of the National

Association for the Promotion of Social Science,

at Birmingham, October, 1857. London: Long-

man, Browne, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1858,

2. The Englishwoman's Journal, Vol. I., August,

1833. London: Piper, Stephenson, and Spence,

Paternoster Row.

3. St. Joseph's Industrial Institute: with Special Re-

ference to its Intern Class of Workhouse Orphans.

Dublin, 1858.

IV. A CORSAIR EXPRESSION :-

La Pigonotomie, ou L'art D'apprendre a se Raser

Sci-Meme, avee la maniere de connoître toutes

sortes de Pierres propres à afler tous les outils ou

instruments; et les moyens de preparer les cuirs

pour repasser les Resoirs, la maniere d'enfaire de

trés bons; suivi d'une Observation importante

1103

1143

1176

sur la Saiguée. Par J. J. Perret, Maître et

Marchand Coutilier, Ancien Jeré-Garde. Α

Paris, Chez Dufour, Libraire, Rue de la Vieille-

Draperie, vis-a-vis L'Eglise Sainte Croix, au Bon

Pasteur: MDCCLXIX.

V.-XAVIER DE RAVIGNAN:
:-

Le Pere de Ravignan, Sa Vie, Ses Œuvres; par M.

Poujoulat. Paris, Charles Douniol, 1859.

VI-THE DEAF AND THE DUMв :-
:-

1. The Lost Senses. By the late John Kitto,

D.D.F.S.A., Editor of the "Pictorial Bible," and

"The Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature." London:

Cox, 1857.

2. Catholic Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.

Twelfth Annual Report. Dublin: 1858.

VIL-POETICAL BOOKS:-

:-

I. The O'Donoghue of the Lakes, and other Poems.

By Nicholas J. Gannon. London: Bosworth and

Harrison.

1858.

2. The Traveller's Dream, and other Poems. By

Henrietta, Authoress of "Poetical Pieces on Re-

ligion and Nature." Dublin: John Robertson.

London: Simpkin, Marshall, and Co. 1858.

3. Poetical Pieces on Religion and Nature.

By

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1228

1273

Henrietta. Dublin: Samuel B. Oldham. 1856. 1321

VIII.-WARDS OF COURT AND THEIR RELIGION :—

In the matter of The O'Malleys, Minors. Impor-

tant Judgment in Chancery, (Extracted from the

Daily Express, November 22nd, 1858.)
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IX.-MONTALEMBERT ON ENGLAND AND INDIA :-

1. A Debate on India in the English Parliament. By

M. Le Comte de Montalembert. Effingham

Wilson, Royal Exchange. London: 1858.

4. The Trif M. Le Comte de Miatalembers an i
M. Dennici selure the Fins Correctional bona..
on the 24th November. 1988. Efingham Wilson.
Lenden: 18

3. The Palmen Fiture of England. Be the Come
de Montalembert of the French Academy-fon