Current:

Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st September 1887, Edition 1 of 1, Page 948, Uofe$ and Hew«

Page 948
Page 6
6 of 60

On this page

  • Text (3)
  • Transcript

    • Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. The text has not been manually corrected and should not be relied on to be an accurate representation of the item.

      Additionally, when viewing full transcripts, extracted text may not be in the same order as the original document.

      Leo Xiii*

      O'Reilly , and very , soon we are brought to the busy and aat aV interesting wjb ¦¦ ¦» V » scenes and events of

      « af ¦ * ^ m ^ W *^ Wa * a | BBa ^ w VMiap > ^ a"W » a > aV . a ^ * ^ b »^ < b i « x " ^* ^ J * ' *• " ^ B » ^— - ^ ^^^ ^ r —^ ^^ — — ' — — - ~ - — - — - - His Holiness ' s clerical career . The author , being % strongly endowed with the fervour of

      a ^ «^ p * ^^ ^ a ^ "lBa ^ ™* ^ " " ^^*^ " * ^^^ ^ "BF * Mai ™* W ^ " ^ ^* ""¦ ^^^ ^^ w ^ " ^ — — — — — veneration , describes this portion of the Pontiff l at ' s life in a manner that must command

      ^^^^^^ f j ^ L a ^ L VXbw aV ak ^ aW IL ^ V aaki fla > ^ ar ^ M ^ ^ Bat ab JB" ~ " ^ B |^ ^^ " a ^ ^^^ ^ b ^ b" ^ bb ** ^^^ ^^ " ^^^ ^^^ ~^^ ^^ ^^ " ^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ¦ ^^^ ^—^™ ™ ^ - ^ ^^ - ^ ^^ — - ^^ - — — sympath ¦* -. v , and this aft m ¦¦ will att « be admitted b ^ m - . «¦ even b y those ^^ ^ who / are afc - ^ f var unprepared ^ B */ to spealc — of the

      a ^ f , » m g ^^* - ^^ J aw aB ^ al * ^ a > a ^— ^^ 1 ^^ ^^ ^^ B ^ ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ ¦ ^^ ~ ^ ^ abstract theological questions which are introducedThe pontificate of Leo XIII . began in

      . 1878 , when he was elected by the conclave of Cardinals ^^ a . ^ ¦ a ^ fay ^^ *« bT > i bab ASJB / ibib ^ ^ after ir ^ f bb ^ b > 4 ^ ab ^ an atf aj « B la exciting - ^ a ^ aa > - ^ ^ b ^^ - — ^^ ^^ BBam ballot ~^ — — — _^ . — We ~ quo M te

      a portion of the description of the ceremony of election aaV aa ) :

      ^ t *^ aav ^^ bT a ^ * - r ^ B > T ^^ ^ B ^ a ^ W ' The first homage or *' adoration " over , the b senior ¦ cardinal Bfai » Bjf bb 4 b bbi deaconCatterin ™^ - iasks - the _

      Pope t ^ B * Bj B ^ m ^^ T fii _ T ^ ' s * F bAb permission . * ^^ « Ba > ^ a ^ ^^ a ) ^ ^ ' ^ - - ^ to ' ^ ^ ^» announce ^^^ — ^ " - - ^ — - ^ , — ^ - — the ~— . election __ , _ - ^ to the f . JiA outside niif . sfrlfi world world . . Ill 111 and and taint faint . ( Cafcterini Jatfcenni is is

      nevertheless too much overjoyed at , the result of nf the fliA election * olpr » f . inn to +. n allow allnw any anv one one else elafi to to mini fulfil

      the duty of first proclaiming it . . There is a great crowd in the square beneath . They have ¦¦¦ I been lonwaiting bb bbk the \ ol 1 ones amojig them

      m knew > vaB * ^ 4 ^ ^^ mm ^ m at ^ w * ^^^ m g J" what ^ **» ^ m ^ hour ^^ ^— v ^ ; j . ^^ very —^^^ — ™ — - - nearly ~ - — — — ~ the ^ . — — — morning m m — " ~ rballot must have ended ¦ . The r blue smoke -had

      ^ Ba ^ r BjB ^ HB ^ aat aa . ^ ar a » F bi bb ^^ Bfc-B . ^^« B » BtB > B ^ a ^ a . a B » ^ a ^ ^^^ ^^ ^ " » — "" " ^ - ™ -- ^ ^ _ - — — — — — — — — _—not made its appearance at the / time expected ; the mja- ^ B > aa * ^^^ r election ^^** " ¦» ^^ a * ^ aBB" B | b > bbb ^ *» ^ a bbv ¦ was b ^ a ^*^^ " ^ a » th ^ a" ^^ ^ ^ n ^™ av an ^^ ^ — ^^ accomp " r — ^ " ^ —»* - ¦ " ^ lished n — ; ^ — — fact - ^ — —r - ^_~ , —

      and the fever of expectancy grew and grew . 'At leng « P ^ thon the interior gallery of the

      "Vatican aBB > BHBB > B | B ^ . , BB ^ P looking aB p ^ p ^^ ^ B » ^^ ^ " , ^ B - ^^ ^^¦ — down ^^ " ^^ " ^ " — into the ^^^^» vast ~ . — ¦ — " ~ nave " of St BP . Peter ' s Churchthe ~~~ Papal ¦ cross appeared

      with BB ^ Bar BBVJBV the ^*^ ™« ^•• ' ^ ^ acolytes B' ^ B' ^^ W ^^ ^^ "^» r ^» ajf ^ B ^ , ^^ ^^ master » , —^ ^^ ^^^^ of — ' ' ^ «— ceremonies —w ' —— — ' —^ d , . " ¦ — BT , mace — — - , ~ m bearers , & c , followed by Cardinal Catterini ,

      who , turning his face towards the piazza , where the crowd were waitingpronounced

      , these words : . ¦ . * ' * I *~ - announce " ^ - ——— — — — — — — to — — you % j - — tidings — Cj of ¦ great ^ j . joy « r t / . aa—aa—a— _ bbk . . Mi ¦¦>> MB . « ¦ ¦¦ « Vat aaT *

      "We have a Pope , the Most Eminent *** and Most Heverend a . .. aaaj Joachim PecciCardinal Priest of

      the aa . ^ aF ^^^ a * a / ^ aj title ^^ ^^^ B * av ^*^ a . of ^ N ^^ ^ bi ^ St ^^^^ ^^^^ . " ^ b ^^ Chrysogonus ^^™ ^^ ¦ ^^» ^^^ - ^^ ^^^— ^ ¦ , ^^ — , — - ^— - — who — — hath g iven - ^— — - — himself VaaaVaak bbb for k m ^ b > name vVB v Vbtv at a Baj bbbf Leo bb vv a XIII bb # bb ¦ kv . v " ^¦! ^ . f ^ v . . V ^ bV ^^^~ * vv ^ b ^^^ ^^ . ^^^^^^^^^^ . ' ^*^^^ ^ ^^^^

      a aab ' At fife this peal bi the taken f bells b 1 up of h b St y . all _ . Peter .. _ the ' s churches rang forth of

      Home aa ^ ar merry aajaV * ^ a" * B" » w the arvv ^ bb * ' b * tidings ^ v , aa ^^ - ^^ ¦ v ' ^^ ^ v ^— of the ' - ^ — — election _ ^_^ ^^ with - ^ — — — ^__ — the ^_^ , — . name aHBBBj Bh * ajir BBaaitfBh ^^ r , of ^ mr m ^ m the aa . a . aai ^ . ar new - * " - ^ - ^ B- ¦ Pop b i — h «* - e ~^ m- spreading - — h v- —~— — — — — bm with - ' — ¦ lig ^ vh ht -- ^ -

      ning-like rapidity through Rome , while the electric telegraph bore them as rapidly to every

      quarter of the globe . ' In this florid and withal attractive stvle

      the whole of Dr . O'Reilly ' s account of the life of Leo tafiBP XIII k P ^ B ^ a i . is written ¦« mm . The ¦ - ¦ book - ~*— is h adorned ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦

      ^^ B ^ - p ^ a ^ H ^^ . ^ ^^ ^ r a ^ . ^ a ^ PV . B ^^^ ar P" ^ " W ^^ W W ^ ^^^ ^^ ~ - ^*~ ^^ ^—^ m ^ ™ ' ~^ ~ r - - * - - — — — ^— — - ^^ - »^ with exquisite illustrations of the city of Rome and the general surroundings of the daily life

      of His Holiness .

      948 The Publishers' Circular Sepu .I,. 1...

      948 The Publishers' Circular Sepu . i ,. 188 7

      ~—R , County Families Of Lancashire

      ~—r , COUNTY FAMILIES OF LANCASHIRE

      AND CHESHIRE . * Mr . Croston ' s book is a work of importance .

      His ^^^^—^^^^ . — wonderful fl ^ ¦¦ ¦_ knowled ^^ aal ai ge of anti quities A ^ a and local family genealogy is shown in these

      pages in a most effective and talcing manner . It is claimed that the counties which are

      spoken of possess , or have possessed , in proportion to their respective areasa larger

      , number of old county families than other shires B ^ B ^ . ^^» W ^^ ¦ ^* B | ^ . * F ^ B ^ "" in ^ ^^^ < 1 ¦ Eng ¦ ¦ ^ ^ — BBB ¦ ¦ land ¦ ^ ^ - — » ^ m" - ™ . ^ r For ^^^—^— ¦ " this i ¦ " - - * ¦ ^^ reason — ^ — — ^~ - ' , -J Mr — - ^ - ^ - — ' - ^ - ^^ . "

      Croston describes them as th © c seed-plots of gentility . '

      Oroatott * County , F , S . A Families . ! Manahet of - Lanca ter and shire London and : Ch Joh t'xti n ire ITey , by wood James .

      ~—R , County Families Of Lancashire

      Family histories , which we have h ? vl occasion to read—no one of his own free will

      thing would — -m — ^ - but tackle — ^ fascinating *¦ — such - ¦ - — ¦ ¦ ¦ j— — reading j ~^ . Once — "" — — " ^^» one ¦ have ¦ gets ^— » been ^^ ¦ ^^ t- over ^ P ^ W ^ ^^^¦ ' ^^^ any W the M * -

      i—1 - - - ~ — . ~ t ^ — - ¦"" - » Wt . L \ *> ; amusement mendacious stories which of follows ancient " the pedigrees reading and of

      impossible deeds of chivalry , and fairly begins the dry and accurate chronicle of births and

      marriages * and deaths ¦¦ ¦ ¦ , the « ^ perusal becomes •»¦ a , ^ labour ^^ ^ ^ " ^ ^^ ^ " ^ ^^^^™ ^™^ of ^^^ ^^ * no ^^ ¦ ^ **^~ ordinary ~™ v ^ P ^ B *^^«^ ^^« ^^ v ^^ " » " ^^ - ^ v a ^^* H difficult ^^ r ^ P B" ^^^ " » ^^^ ^ pp- ^ q ^^ pp ^^ pj ^^ p y h . Aware m ^ . * ^ B ^^ B V V W ^ P ¦¦> * a ^ p T of ^^^^ a ^ . this WfcB" ^ B » ¦ AL B ^* Sl

      out dead of -and the -alive beaten « m VA quality track , , Mr endeavouring . Croston h to as , make gone m A A aVa bb > - ¦« 4 > ^ -

      the sible stories . To ___ quote __ of ____ his _ his families own - words _ as — read __ hi __ - * able __ desire -- ___ _ - as - ___ . __ pos has - j

      been to enable the ... — — reader _ — . — — — _ to _ , , — realise __ __ __ _ more _ ^_ ^ ^^ vi ^ p ! vividl — — ' y m the - — —¦— b - — yways w w " " ¦ W as ~~ ^ ~^» well " ¦ - " ^ - ^ ^ ¦¦ » as ^^ — ' w" ^^ the " ^ ^ w ^_ r — ^ hi ^ v g BJK hways ^ - ^ ^ Bl ° w B Bfe .-Br w ¦ Ba ^ B ¦ of _ J .

      times long since departed ; to mark , in short , the ebb and flow -m of thoug -v n -- JB ht and actionrecal WBfe L

      the — hopes , and fears , the __— - _ B-W perils r —~ —— — — ^ — " ~ ^ ' ^ b ^ " ^ ^ B y -- ^ flood - ^ ^ B ^^ - — , *¦ ^ b ^ and ^^^ B ^ |_ ^ ^^ | field — — ' ^ , ~ m the ^ " ¦ deep — ^— —* ^ - ^ " H ^ ^ fettds ^^ ' ~__ -- ^ -- - ^^ — - ^^ and ^^ ^ —— ^^ ^¦ ^ BT deeper ^— ^ ¦ ^ V ^^ B » ^ ' ^ —B » vengeances w ^^ Br Bi * B > jOTV ^™ % ^ ^^ ™* _* ^**^ ^^ B' # ^ BT of ^_ ^ ^ B U i

      those who have gone before , and in this waycover — ~ the " B l dry — BM m bones - - — - ^» - ^»— —— ' — ' ^^ of ~ - ¦— the ^^ a Bl —— - K past BJ ' " ~ - — ' ' ^ ^^^ with ^ ™ ^^ ^ B » B ^ ^^ t in BV ^ B > Bf uscl " ^^^ B ^^ B * ^ B ^ ^ B . e ^ |* , K L r _ | _ . ' __ _ - E '

      flesh ^^ ^ , and colouring , until the fancy is stirred [ anew —¦ and the warm heart BP alone ———» » P is need BJb ed to ¦ i

      ^ " " - , ~~ " ~ r ^^ ™— ^ " - ^ ^^ —• ^^ - ^ B' » w —— ^ ^^^ ^^ BV BP ^— " ^ B ^ »* ' ^ ^ BF ^^ m ^^^ ^ Bt _ . —V * ^— BB B > ^ T > _^™> ^ B * ' ^ B ^ B ^ . B ^^ ^^^ g ive to A ' the . BJ shadowy B _ * m forms B _ i the B . - pulsations BBl ' _ - - of I I ¦ actual life . |

      will This allow desire that is Mi difficult 1 . Groston to realise has succeeded , but readers in '

      a most satisfactory manner in blending his i materials , A H — — BMi so — ah as ^^ ^ ^^ to " L ^ B ^ call ^^^ BB ^^ ^ BBB ^ ^^ BBt ^ ™ ^ fort ^ B ^^^ ^^ B * ^ ' ^^ h ^ " ^ ^^^ the B ^ P ^^^ ^^^ ^ B" ¦ ^ reader V ^ ^^^^ B ^^^ B V ^ 'BJV WB ^ BV '_ s VBf sym . ^^^ B / ah ^^ ^ Bl - ' I ^ " — ^ . . . . _ J _'

      notable pathy and 7 T names interest ^~ ¦ ¦ " b ¦¦ " f - the ^ We ~ B ^ - V * — WBlBjk are —¦ B' —B _ r reminded of A his iBJ B ^ B > ^^ most _• ^^ ~ of ^ enter many T *¦( Vb # JV - _ ^ — . , y _""^ ~ " pages ^^^ ^ ___ , ^ ¦** " ^^^*_ . ^^ '

      taining book . For example , we see the S — - ~ tanleys - ^ — ' — ^^ ¥ ^^ ^ and ^ ^""" ^ - *—¦ ' the ^ r ^"_ ^ various W B ^ Bj _ p *¦ "_ ^ 1 WB ^ branches B- *^ bb * j Va ^ Bj ^ - b > 4 B *_ r M _ a >> * bb ^ *^ r ¦ ¦ of ^^ _ the ^^ b ¥ b bTv ^ b ' 4 _ ¦¦ m _ __ * _¦_ . _^ - ¦

      famil y — those of Storefcon , of Hooton ^^—^^^ , of Lathom ------ — — .- and — -- — — -w Knowesiey ' ¦ b _ i _ . ^ b ^ - w w - ^ B- p- B . ^|^ w h , and b ^ b ^ b > ^ b'VbI , of bjb * - bVAb Alderley aff ^ * bb » aftr ^^ | _ ^^ . ^ j ^ B ^^ ¦* . aj

      Following these in regular succession are the Heskeths Hultons Egerfcbns , , Grosvenors TrafFo and Davenports rds , WH , Mosleys rburfcons ¦¦ - ¦ . pjbb All , , Mainwarings Harring these f names tons ^ ff , ,

      — - - — - — ' , M ^^ ^^ ^^ B *^ ^^ ^^ * m ^ Baa A _ a » Bar _ aVa ^^ b ^_^^ ^ , ^ _ « bb 1 ^^ ^ a < " ^ are very familiar in the history of the two counties and even in the greater story of the

      nation itself . As the authorities which Mr . Crosfcon has loyed are not in all cases !

      emp l common light ierht has has , been but & n are thrown thrown often by recondite his Tii « labours la . hnnrs , much nnnn new the fhft '|

      be local glad history to see , and other B— bb for at counties -bjb this *\ f ab reason treated VariT "V ^ V we upon w would ith a | j

      — J B | — - — - — ' — ~^^ ^ ^^ ^* ^^ * ^ B ^ a ^ a . a * a ^ . ^ a ^ " ^ a * ^^ m * V « # ^ VV W * aT % " a * A 4 k W 1 enthusiasm like — — amount - " — — - — — —— —— — . of No ¦ ii — - ^ acumen P' true ^^ —^ -BJ ^ r anti bbi _ aai , * scholarshi a *^ quary ^^^ »< " * BrfB 4 » ^ bb V or ^^^ aVa p genealog lM , ^ a «** zeal ^^ ^_^ ^ ry J , X ^ F and bp ^ ist 4 P _ F *^ | [

      will deny to Mr . Croston hearty congratulations on every the way appearance worthy to of take his its f book bb lace , which is the in

      best ^ - # genealogical fc g ~ ' " ^ ~~ " ^ — ~~ 'W _ works - ' a- * jP ¦¦ - ' ^ ' ^ aaF of . B ^ a ^^ these p , ^ bbb b ^ b ^ ^^ vj ^ a- among a ^ B and / J ^ ^^ aV « ^_ r ^ A J * L older < k ™*^ aa ) ^^ times . The printing and binding have been \

      accomplished with care and elegance .

      Uofe$ And Hew«

      Uofe $ and Hew

      «We are requested to state that the text of the Greek New Testament , based on ancient

      authorities authorities , , as as given oivfin hv by the f . ho late laf . A Samuel SUimnfil edition Prideaux . __^^ , has ,, _ Tregelles j _ ust _ . _ rw w been ' ^ a * - ¦» - ¦ , -- ^ aa . ^ a , LL published a . y ¦ fc ^ a , . D ^ - ^ , « . , , al , bj . in ^ , a ^ in ^» * his J ^ a manual A- quarto A t > W * M , « J « * . ^» B * | I

      form Row readings readings . by The Messrs only onlv text are are . Bagster given eriven and . the the alternative & Sons list list ot of , Paternoster authorities authorities marginal j j

      and MS . variations being , omitted . have Messrs arranged . Samuel to take Bagster over the & publication Sons , Lim of .,

  • Citation
    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Sept. 1, 1887, page 948, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01091887/page/6/