1789, to the Battle of Waterloo," &c., &c.

Vol. IV. William Blackwood and Sons,

Edinburgh and London, 1855.

633

VII.—THE NATIONAL AND KILDARE PLACE SYSTEMS :-

1. The Twenty-first Report of the Commissioners

of National Education in Ireland, (for the year

1854). Dublin : Thom. 1855.

2. Fifteenth Report of the Church Education

Society for Ireland. Being for the year 1854.

Dublin : 1855.

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PARIS CORRESPONDENCE :-No. III. THE RUE DE RIVOLI

AND ITS NEIGHBOURS.

QUARTERLY RECORD OF THE PROGRESS OF REFORMATORY

SCHOOLS, AND OP PRISON DISCIPLINE.

1. The Poems of Thomas Davis. Now first

collected. With Notes and Historical Illus.

trations. Dublin : Published by James Dufly,

7, Wellingon-quay. London : Simpkin,

Marshall, and Co., Stationers' Hall Court.

1853.

2. The Poetical Works of Gerald Griffin, Esq.

London : Simms and M'Intyre, Paternoster-

row; and Donegal-street, Belfast. 1851.

3. The Poems of J. J. Callanan. A New

Edition, with a Biographical Introduction

and Notes. Cork: Messrs. Bolster, 70,

Patrick-street. 1847.

4. Miscellaneous Poems and Songs. By Fran-

cis Davis, (the “Belfast Man.") Belfast :

Printed and Published by John Ilenderson,

Bookseller to the Queen. Dublin: James

M.Glashan, D'Olier-street. London: E.

Farrington, 16, Bath-street, Newgate-street,

Glasgow : Griffin and Co. 1852

II.- THE VALUATION OF IRELAND :-

1. 15 and 16 Vic. Cap. 63. An Act to amend

the Laws relating to the Valuation of rateable

property in Ireland.

2. A Bill, as amended in Committee, for the

Valuation of lands and heritages in Scotland.

3. Civil Service Gazette. London : Septem-

ber 29th, 1855.

4. Instructions to the Valuators and Surveyors

appointed under the 15 and 16 Vic., Cap. 63,

for the uniform Valuation of lands and tene-

ments in Ireland, by Richard Griffith, Esq.,

LL.D., F.R.S.E., M.R.I.A., F.G.S.L., & D. 732

III.-JUVENILE DELINQUENTS AND THEIR MANAGE-

MENT:-

1. First Annual Report of the Directors of

Convict Prisons in Ireland. Presented to

both Houses of Parliament by command of

Iler Majesty. Dublin. 1854.

2. Crime : its Amount, Causes and Remedies.

By Frederick Hill, Barrister-at-law, late In-

spector of Prisons. 1 Vol., London: John

Murray. 1853.

3. Prison Discipline, and the advantages of

the separate system of imprisonment, with a

detailed account of the discipline now pur-

sued in the new County Gaol at Reading.

By the Rev. J. Field, M.A., Chaplain. 2

Vols., London : Longman and Co. . 1848.

4. Chapters on Prisons and Prisoners. By

Joseph Kingsmill, M.A., Chaplain of Penton-

ville Prison, London. Third Edition, 1 Vol.,

London: Longman and Co. 1954.

5. Reformatory Schools. A Letter to C. B.

Adderley, Esq., M.P. By the Rev. Sydney

Turner, Resident Chaplain of the Philan-

thropic Farm School, Red Hill. London:

Thos. Iatchard. 1855

6. Hints on the Discipline appropriate to

Schools. By Arthur Hill. London: Long-

man and Co.
1855.

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IV.-JOHN BANIM :-PART VII. The return home.

London : Old friends. Lines to Banim by

the late Thomas Haynes Bayly. Dublin :

Michael Banim's description of John's ap-

pearance and sufferings. Wonderful cheer-

fulness of mind : Heroic courage. Kindness

of Irish friends. “Damon and Pythias”

Played for Bauim's Benefit at Hawkins'-street

Theatre. Arrival in Kilkenny. Takes pos-

session of Wind-gap Cottage: Life in the

Cottage : The “Shanderadan.” “The Mayor

of Windgap" Dramatized and Played for

Banim's Benefit, in Kilkenny, by Gardiner's

Company. Literary labor. Quarrel with

Messrs. Gunn and Cameron, Proprietors of

“The Dublin Penny Journal :" Banim's In-

dignant Letter to them. Distinguished Visi-

tors at Wind-gap Cottage. Banim's En.

thusiasm when the Earl of Mulgrave, the

Lord Lieutenant, visited Kilkenny: The

“Shanderedan” decorated, and bearing the

Inscription, “Mulgrave for ever." A Pen-

sion granted. Description of a day with

Banim. “ Father Connell” commenced.

Visit from Gerald Griffin. His Letter to

Michael Banim. The stage darkening ere

the curtain falls : The tree dying from the

top.

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V.-LITERARY AND Artistic LIFE IN PARIS :-

1. Scènes de la Vie de Bohême, par Henry

Murger. Paris. 1854.

2. La Croix de Berny Roman Steeple Chase,

par Mme. Emile de Girardin, Théophile

Gautier, Jules Sandeau, et Méry. Paris.

1855.

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VI. POLONIA Redux, A STEADFAST ALLEY:-

Lettre à l'Einpereur Napoleon III. Septem-

ber 20th, 1854. Paris.
Paris. 1854.

889

VII.- Tue WAR AND THE FUTURE :

1. Speech of Lord Palmerston, at Romsey.
Reported in “The Times,” October 6th,

1855.
2. Speech of Sir Archibald Alison, at Glas-
gow. Reported in “ The Times," October,
13th, 1855.
3. Letter of Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P.
Addressed to Edward Baines, Esq., Editor

of “ The Leeds Mercury."
4. “The Times.” Monday, November 5th,"
1 855.

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VIII.- QUARTERLY RECORD or THE PROGRESS OF
REFORMATORY SCHOOLS AND

OP PRISON
DISCIPLINE.