LEADERS:--

To our Readers, 8

The Anglo-Saxon Race, 24
Downfall of the Churches, 40

Is Catholicity essentially friendly to arbitrary power? 56

Protestantism, the Nurse of Arbitrary Power, 72

The Tree and its Fruit, 74

The New Session, 88

The New Year, 1854

The Eastern Question, 90

Catholic Institutes, 104
Secular Education, 105

Gavazzi's Mission to the United
States, 120

Catholic Progress in America, 136
Archbishop Bedini's Mission to the
United States, 137
Parliamentary Trifling, 152

The State Church-Modern Persccutions, 168

The Warning Voice, 184

Gavazzi's Mission at an End, 185
The Convent Question, 185

The Great Catholic Meeting, 200
Opening of the Oratory Church,
Brompton, 201

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Garribaldi and Gavazzi Socialist Liberty, 201

Catholic Paupers and Catholic Labour,

216

Our Notions, 217, 233, 250, 266, 283, 298, 314, 329, 345, 376, 410, 473, 520, 553, 603, 632, 681, 729, 747, 777, 792

The Catholic Church-Education, 232
The Feast of "The Jenoon," 248
The "Month of Mary," 264

Protestant Ignorance, 265, 281
Christians in Turkey, 280
University Reform, 296

Protestant Crime and Catholic Poverty, 312

Suburban Protestantism Conscientious, 315

Priests for the Emigrants, 328

The Progress of Religion in France, 344

Liberality and Bigotry, 331

The Catholic University, 360
The Crystal Palace, 361, 893, 424, 490
The Fall of the "Mummer," 394
The New Divorce Bill, 408
Catholicism. Political Economy, 408
Lutheranism, 424

Reform at Oxford, 440

A Few Words on Bigotry, 456
M. Kossuth in Glasgow, 456
The British Lion a Souper, 472
The Warning Voice-Repeal of Eman-
cipation Act, 488

The Crisis-Words to the Poor, 504
Light, more Light, 535

The Protestant Rule of Faith, 521
The Sot's Oracle, 536

The late Proceedings at Guildford, 537
The Truth of Protestantism tested in
Genga, 552

The People's Books, 553

Boyle v. Cardinal Wiseman, 568 Young Men's Societies, 568, 584 Church Sacraments and English Laws, 585

Mr. Sheridan Knowles on "Popery,"

601

The Cholera, 572, 616
Orangeism Unchanged, 618
More Fruits of Orangeism, 619
The Irish Law Church, 633
Orangeism-the Railway Accident,
618

"The Heir-at-Law of the Impenitent Thief," 664

The Battle of Alma, 666
Saint Malachi's Day, 680
The "Know-Nothings" versus Truc
Nationality, 682

Repeal of Emancipation-Be prepared to Suffer, 696

The Protestant Poor, 697
The Coming Synod, 712
Russia and the War, 713
Lay Missionaries, 728

Common Sense Ethics, 730
Sunday Schools, 744

The War, 760

The Confessor on the Battle Field, 776 Death of the Rev. J. J. Wheble, 776 Bigotry versus Apathy, 777

Our Notions, 777, 792

The War, the Sisters of Charity,Bigotry, 794

Death of the Right Rev. Dr. Burgess, 795

The Very Rev. Dr. O'Brien, 795
The Rich and Poor. Christmas, 1854,

808

Review of the Past Year, 823

LITERATURE :

Ragged Schools, 745

Willitoft; or, the Days of James the First, 1, 17, 33, 49, 97, 113, 145, 161, 177, 209, 241, 257, 273, 289, 305, 321, 337, 353, 369

Scenes from the Lives of the Saints,

No. I. 3; No. II. 93; No. III. 348,
611, 715

The Foundation of the Congregation
of the Oratory, 4
Exaggeration, 4
Enough, 13

Fredet's Modern History. Supple.

ment, 1, 27, 41, 53, 75, 106, 122, 138, 154, 170, 182, 203,, 230, 245, 263, 279, 299, 315, 347, 364, 406, 422, 476, 492, 518, 554, 636, 684, 761

Letter of the Rev. Dr. Cahill to the
Rev. J. Burns, Protestant Minister,
Whitehaven, 10

Labour and its Reward, 35
Covenanted Parsons and Uncovenanted
Priests, 39

Barton Manor House Ellen De
Booth, 50, 132

Père Jean, the Jesuit Missionary, 65, 81

On the Ancient Glories of Catholie Ireland, 68

The Antediluvian World, 77