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APPENDICES
No. 1: Map of County Monmouthshire, c. 1814. (The township of
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No. 2: The township of Usk, c. 1835 Robert Creighton, engr. J. & C.
Walker for Samuel Lewis's Topographical Dictionary. 1
1http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~genmaps/genfiles/COU_files/WAL/M
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No. 3: St. David’s, Trostrey2
No. 4: Coach House and Stables, (previous Davis residence) Porth-y-carne
Street, Usk.3
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No. 5: Rhiw Castell – part of the original Davis residence in Porth-y-carne Street,
Usk.4
No. 6: Michael Davis’ Law business in Porth-y-carne Street, Usk.5
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No. 7: Jane and Mary Teresa’s grave (Charles Davis’ two younger sisters).
No. 8: St. Mary’s, Usk (exterior) 6
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No. 9: The interior of St. Mary’s showing the 16th century screen
separating the nave from the chancel.7
No. 10: Allt-y-Bela, Langwyn. The house where Davis’ mother was
born in 1776.
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No. 11: The Last Will and Testament of William Jones.
This is the last will and Testament of me William Jones of the parish of Langwm Ucha in the County of Monmouth farmer. I give and devise all my teal estates situate lying and being in the several parishes of Langwm Ucha and Langeview and elsewhere in the said County of Monmouth unto Alexander Jones of the town of Usk in the said County Gentleman his heirs and assigns for ever upon trust nevertheless to receive the rents issues and profits thereof as the same shall annually or otherwise become due and payable and to pay the same unto and to the use and behoof of my wife Ruth and her assigns for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease upon trust to pay the same rents issues and profits unto and to the use and behoof of my daughter Jane Jones until she attains the age of twenty one years and on her attaining that age upon trust to convey and assign the same premises unto and to the only proper use and behoof of my said daughter Jane Jones her heirs and assigns for ever. I give and bequeath unto the said Alexander Jones his executors and administrators all my personal property estate and effects of what nature or kind soever and wheresoever in trust to permit and suffer my said wife Ruth and her assigns to hold and enjoy the same for and during the term of her natural life and from and immediately after her decease in trust to assign and pay over the same and every part thereof unto and to the only proper use and behoof of my said daughter
Jane Jones her executors administrators and assigns absolutely but in case the said
Jane Jones shall happen to die before she attains the age of twenty one years or in
the life time of my said wife I give and bequeath the sum of four hundred pounds part of my personal property unto the executors and administrators of my said wife Ruth to such uses and upon such trusts as my said wife shall notwithstanding any future coverture direct or appoint in writing under her hand and seal and to be attested by two or more credible persons and in default of any such direction or appointment to the use of the executors and administrators of my said wife absolutely. And all the rest and residue of my personal property in the events aforesaid I give and bequeath unto and to the use and behoof of my three sisters Elizabeth the wife of Thomas Morgan,
Margaret the wife of James Langley and Jane the wife of Michael Davis in equal
parts shares and proportions as tenants in common and not to be subject or liable to the debts controul or engagements of their present or any future to be taken husbands respectively but the same to be at their own free sole and separate disposal. And lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint the said Alexander Jones sole executor of this my Will and hereby revoking all former Will and Wills by me at any time heretofore made do declare this to be my last Will. In witness whereof I the said
William Jones the testator to this my last Will and Testament contained in two sheets
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Signed sealed published and declared by the said testator William Jones as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses (the word “Four” in the twenty sixth line of the first sheet hereof being first written upon an erazure). Alexander Waddington; Chas Thos Edwards; Owen Matthew, all clerks to Messers Jones & Matthews, Solicitors, Usk
18th August 1829. Alexander Jones Esquire the sole executor named in this Will was duly sworn as such and that the goods chattels and credits of the deceased are under the value of eight hundred pounds before me Thos Lewis, Surrogate
Diocese of Llandaff in the Consistory Court. In the Goods of Mr William Jones deceased.
18th Day of August 1829
Appeared Personally Alexander Jones of Usk in the County of Monmouth Esquire the sole Executor named in the last Will and Testament of the said William Jones formerly of Langwm Ucha but late of the parish of Langeview in the said County farmer deceased, who died in the month of May last and made Oath that the Estate and Effects of the said deceased, for and in respect of which a Probate of the said Will is to be granted, exclusive of what the said deceased may have been possessed of or entitled to as a Trustee for any other Person or Persons, and not beneficially, and without deducting any thing on account of the Debts due and owing from the said deceased, are under the value of eight hundred Pounds, to the best of this Deponent’s knowledge, information, and belief. And lastly made Oath that the said deceased did not die possessed of any Leasehold Estate or Estates for years, either absolute or determinable, on a life or lives to the best of this Deponent’s knowledge, information and belief. Alx Jones
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No. 13: St. Francis’ Catholic Church, Port-y-carne Street, Usk. 8
8http://www.roughwood.net/ChurchAlbum/Monmouthshire/Usk/UskCatholic2004.htm,
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No. 14: Bishop William Ullathorne.9
9 http://www.pocklingtonhistory.com/archives/people/famous/williamullathorne/, [accessed
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No. 15: Thomas Joseph Brown, OSB 10
10
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No. 16: Alist of Shakespearean plays and Operas performed at St.
Gregory’s.
Shakespeare Plays:
Timon of Athens: 1850.
Comedy of Errors: 1880, 1892.
Julius Osar: 1823, 1838, 1843, 1847, 1863, 1871, 1881, 1890. King Lear: 1853, 1860, 1874.
Hamlet: 1829, 1852, 1867, 1875, 1882, 1888, 1895. Macbeth: 1824, 1833, 1854, 1866, 1872, 1887, 1894. King John: 1851, 1858, 1869, 1876, 1885.
Richard II: 1879.
Henry IV (Pt. I.): 1825, 1831, 1837, 1839, 1842, 1846, 1855, 1865, 1870, 1884, 1891, 1897.
Henry IV (Pt. II.): 1826, 1830, 1834, 1841, 1848, 1859. Henry V: 1827, 1836, 1840, 1845, 1864.
Henry VI (Pt. II.): 1849, 1857, 1862.
Richard III: 1828, 1832, 1835, 1844, 1873, 1889, 1896. Merchant of Venice: 1861, 1868, 1878, 1886, 1893. The Critic: 1831, 1880, 1901.
The Rivals: 1883.
Opera performed at Downside: Doge of Venice: 1877. Ruddigore: 1898. H.M.S. Pinafore: 1900.
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No. 17: Correspondence from C. H. Davis to Dr. Brown – 27/7/1840
K412
The result of your endeavours to es-cape the Episcopacy excited but little surprise amongst us. We are aware that your learning and ? were, unfortunately for us, so well known and so justly appreciated at Rome as to preclude of our keeping them any longer under a bushel. Were we to complain we might indeed be liable to the imputation self ? but we can hardly be blamed for regretting a loss which may, and I fear, will proved irreparable. Much, however, as your leaving will be felt by the whole community, I am sure there is no one in the House who has more reason to be sorrowful than myself.
? of gratitude which should and I assure you, my Dear L.P., do connect me to you can never be loosened by any action that I could make you. It is with tears in my eyes that I call to mind the many tokens of affection which I have received from you, your fraternal cares for my welfare, your kind and considerate manner of admonishing and correcting one of my many and great defects, but above all, what I can never forget, you having rescued me from the dreadful state into which my own evil dispositions had on more than one occasion, almost precipitated me. I am indeed quite overpowered when I think that I may perhaps again brought to the brink of the same precipice, and may stand in need of that charitable hand to save one from sin. You must know well to what I allude, you must know, although your humility would conceal it from you. That to you I am indebted for any peace of mind, that when reduced to a state of the greatest misery and almost to despair, I had recourse to you. I was received with the feelings of my heart. I should be quite overpowered were I to attempt to tell you by word of mouth how sensible I am of all the affectionate cares and troubles in my regard, and I take this opportunity of ? you – that they are still and even will be fresh in my mind, always reminding one of the love and gratitude I owe you.
Maurus and myself have been applying closely to out Theology during the vacation and we expect that by the end of this week we shall be prepared to answer to the treatises. As the studies commence next week and after that our attention will be ? by them. We should much wish, if you think proper, to present ourselves for Examination either on Saturday or Monday next. You told one that you thought you could get us ordained with 3 treatises. If Dr. Baines? and Dr. Brindle? Should object to admitting us with three, we must put off the preparing any more till next year as it will be utterly impossible to do so during the time of studies. We are both very desirous if our superiors think proper, that we should have the honour of being the subjects for the first exercise of your Episcopal powers.
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to ordain out of the ? day will also be required. As we feel well assured that the interest of St. Gregory’s is still as dear to you as ever, we shall be perfectly reconciled to whatever course you may think fit to adopt on the subject of our ordination. Mr. Scott thinks of going to Peior Park to see MR. Shattock some day this week, and if you approve of our going for examination, we might accompany him, or if he should not go we could go together…It is a beautiful day and all are busy at the last lot of hay. The end of last week was very infavourable.
All unite in affectionate regards,
Believe one my very dear Lord and Father, Your affectionate Son,
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No. 18:Benedictine choir-habit comprising, a) Tunic, and b) Scapular.11
11 http://monkallover.blogspot.com.au/2006/05/suitable-habits-for-benedictine-monks.html, accessed
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No. 19: Cardinal Giacomo Fransoni 12
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No. 20: St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, Downside 13
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No 21: Polding’s Missionary Journey’s: 1848 – 1854
1848 – 57 days on the Mission – 11 days following the arrival of Davis. Jan 1 – Feb 6
May 9 – 22 (Windsor: 9 – 13; Appin: 14 – 22) June 6 – 7: Penrith
October 21: Penrith
December 5 – 18: Berrima, Queanbeyan, Goulbourn, Bungonia (8 December Davis arrives) December 19 – 20: Polding and Davis to Windsor.
1849 – 90 days on the Mission Feb 1 – March 24
(Feb 1-2: Subiaco; 3-6: Campbelltown; 7-10: Berrima; 11: Goulbourn; March 6: arrive Yass; March 8: Albury; March 13: Queanbeyan; 24: Sydney)
June 10 – 14: McDonald’s River June 24 – 27: Campbelltown July 21 – 24: Windsor
August 29 – September 1: Penrith
December 3 – 21: Wollongong and Illawarra District
1850 – 100 days on the Mission - (7 days with Davis)
Jan 21 – 26: Subiaco to MacDonald’s River (remained at Subiaco on 26) April 1 – 19: 9: arrived at Bathurst; 11 – 13: Blayney
May 20 – July 16: 20: Subiaco detained; 24: Sydney to Southern Districts. October 28 – 31: Polding and Davis to Penrith
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Southern Districts: Liverpool – Campbelltown – Appin – Wollongong – Dapto – Kiama –
Jamberoo – Shoalhaven – Tarerra – Ulladulla – Broulee – Twofold Bay – Maneroo – Queanbeyan – Braidwood – Yass – Goulbourn – Sydney.
1851 – 151 days on the Mission Feb 17 – March 1: Berrima March 28 – 31: Windsor
May 13 – July 22: South West visit
Sept 16 – Nov 17: District of Bathurst (Gold Diggings)
South West visitation: Sydney – Bungonia – Bungendore - Queanbeyan – Cooma –
Braidwood – Goulburn – Collector – Lake George - Ryansvale – Bungonia – Sydney.
Bathurst District: Sydney – Bathurst – Carcoar – King’s Plains – Burrowa – Orange – Molong
– Wellington – Sofala – Mudgee – Hartley – Sydney.
1852 – 230 days on the Mission
March 15 – October 30: to Adelaide and then Perth
1853 – 115 days on the Mission May 17 – June 19: Southern District August 22 – 26: Wollongong (funeral) September 10 – 23: Bathurst District Oct 1 – Dec 1: Bathurst District
Southern Districts: Liverpool – Campbelltown – Appin – Wollongong – Dapto – Kiama –
Jamberoo – Shoalhaven – Tarerra – Ulladulla – Broulee – Twofold Bay – Maneroo – Queanbeyan – Braidwood – Yass – Goulbourn – Sydney.
Bathurst District: Sydney – Bathurst – Carcoar – King’s Plains – Burrowa – Orange – Molong
– Wellington – Sofala – Mudgee – Hartley – Sydney.
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March 21 – May 17: to Europe to resign (May 17, Davis dies).
Charles Henry Davis in Australia: 1,986 days (5 years, 23 weeks) – [8/12/1848 – 17/5/1854] John Bede Polding on the Mission: 755 days (2 years, 3 weeks & 4 days)
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No. 22: Isaac Nathan, c. 1820.14
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No. 23: a Village band, c.1852 depicted by Punch.15
15 A cartoon from Punch magazine that includes a trombone accompanies the following
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No. 24 : Examples of musical publications by Mazzinghi. 16
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No. 25: St. Mary’s Cathedral fire, 1865.17
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No. 26: Drawing by Graeme Rushworth of the 1841 Bevington organ
with Fr. Gourbeillon’s seven carved statues at the top.18
18 http://www.ohta.org.au/confs/Sydney/STMARYSCATHEDRAL.html, [accessed
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No. 27: The map of the property bought by MacArthur. Note the
location of the Vineyard Cottage circled in red. 19
No. 28: Hannibal and Anna MacArthur.20
19
http://parramattaheritage.blogspot.com.au/2013/11/the-history-of-vineyard-and-subiaco.html, [accessed 3/5/2014].
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No. 29: Architect of Subiaco, John Verge.21
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No. 30: Plan of Subiaco. 22
No. 31: Drawing of the front door of Subiaco.23
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No. 32: Subiaco, c. 1851-56.24
No. 33: A19th century painting of Cockatoo Island (view from the
mainland)
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No. 34: ‘Waverley House,’ (date unknown).25
25 http://www1.waverley.nsw.gov.au/library/localstudies/historical/wav_house.htm,
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No. 35: Map of theRoman Catholic Orphan School c. 1843, adjacent to
the Female Factory, Parramatta. (Inset: Roman Catholic Orphan School).26
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No. 36: Hyde Park Barracks, c. 1848.27
No. 37 : The original St. Mary’s Seminary andPolding’s residence at
Woolloomooloo, situated near what is now the lower end of William Street, Kings Cross.28
27 http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0600151h.html#chapter15, [accessed 25/4/2014]. 28
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No. 38: An 1836 map of Lyndhurst and adjoining properties.29
No. 39: Archbishop Roger Bede Vaughan, OSB30
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No. 40: Charles William Wentworth31
31http://digital.slv.vic.gov.au/view/action/nmets.do?DOCCHOICE=2618474.xml&dvs=1398
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No. 41: The University of Sydney (n.d.)32
No. 42: Awards to ex-Lyndhurst students
The Levy Scholarship 1867 P. FARELL
General Proficiency 1870 W. A. HYNES
General Proficiency 1871 W. A. HYNES
General Proficiency 1872 E. BUTLER
The Cooper Scholarship 1872 W. A. HYNES
The Lithgow Scholarship 1872 E. BUTLER
The Lithgow Scholarship 1872 T. BUTLER
General Proficiency 1873 E. BUTLER
The Cooper Scholarship 1873 T. BUTLER
The Barker Scholarship 1873 E. J. BUTLER
The Deas Thomson Scholarship 1873 E. BUTLER
The Belmore Medal 1874 E. BUTLER
The Deas Thomson Scholarship 1875 T. BUTLER
The Morris Alexander Bursary 1875 E. RAPE
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No. 43: A copy of the Senate By-Laws
I. All the proceedings of the Senate shall be entered in a journal - at the opening of each meeting the minutes of the proceeding meeting shall be read and verified when the signature of the Chairman shall be attached thereto.
II. The Senate shall meet on the first Monday in every month for the despatch of business at 12 o’clock at noon and may adjourn from time to time to conclude any unfinished business.
III. At any time in the interval between such monthly meetings it shall be competent for the Provost or Vice Provost to call a special meeting of the Senate for the consideration of any business he may wish to submit to them.
IV. The Provost or Vice Provost shall convene a special meeting of the Senate upon the written requisition of any three Fellows and in the absence of the Provost and Vice Provost it shall be obligatory on the Secretary upon any such requisition to convene such meeting and such meeting shall be called within nine days after the receipt of any such requisition.
V. It shall be the duty of the Secretary to furnish each member of the Senate with a written specification of the various matters to be considered at the next meeting of the Senate whether ordinary or special and such notice shall be given (transmitted by post) at least seven days previously to each meeting.
VI. All notices of motion shall be entered in a book to be called the Notice of Motion book and no Fellow shall make any motion initiating a subject for discussion but in pursuance of notice given at least nine days previously.
VII. In all requisitions for special meetings the objects for which such meetings are convened shall be stated.
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IX. Any member who may be unable to attend at an ordinary, adjourned, or special meeting shall give notice to the Secretary to that effect as early as it may be practicable to do so.
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The entire plate. The white section of the plate was the result of a label
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No. 45: The receipt for the interment of Davis’ coffin to St.
Mary’s Cathedral.
Sydney, August 1945 No. 13893 £20
Wood Coffill Limited – Funeral Directors
To: Exhuming the remains of the late Bishop Charles Henry Davis.
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No. 46a:Photographs of Davis’ personal property: paten, ewer, basin and
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No. 46d: Davis’ portable altar (c. 1854) and miniature coffin containing his embalmed
heart.
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No. 47: Bishop Charles Davis’ diary of daily events: December 1848 – May 1854
December 1848
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2
JBP atBerrima, Queanbeyan, Goulbourn & Bungonia
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Davis arrives at St
Mary's. Recreation Day
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Davis:Conventual
Mass -5.30am Davis:Mass -Conventual5.30am
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Davis:Conventual
Mass -5.30am Davis tomeetJBPSubiaco to Davis to WindsorwithJBP &V.G. Davis returns toSydney.
First appearance of Davis in the Refectory.
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Davis accompanies choir on piano: 11am High Mass. Davis: preaches 11am Mass. Davis: Midnight
Mass. Davis: Preacher at11am Mass.
31
Davis: St Mary's,7am Mass
November 1848
S M Tu W Th F S
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
January 1849
S M Tu W Th F S
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Bishop Charles Davis’ private book collection from Sydney,
currently on hold at the Veech Library, Strathfield, New South Wales.
Spiritual Books:
Author: Liguori, Alfonso Maria de’, Saint, 1696-1787.
Preparation for death: or, considerations on the eternal maxims, useful for all as a book of meditations, etc. / by St. Alphonsus M. Liguori; translated from the Italian by a Catholic clergyman. Dublin: James Duffy, 1847.
Author: Liguori, Alfonso Maria de’, Saint, 1696-1787.
Directorium ordinandorum dilucida, brevique methodo complectens quidquid ad sacras ordinationes pertinet / auctore Alphonso de Liguori; adcedit epitome sacrorum rituum ab Josepho Cabrino. Bassani: Sumptibus Remondini Veneti, 1768.
Author: Giussano, Giovanni Pietro.
Title: Vie de saint Charles Borromée... / traduite de l’italien de Jean-Pierre Giussano.
Avignon: Chez Seguin Aîné, 1824.
Author: N. B., 1598-1676.
Title: Journal of meditations for every day in the year; gathered out of diverse authors.
Maynooth: Richard Coyne, 1823. N. B. is pseudonym for N. Southwell. Reprint of the London (1630) edition.
Title: Libellus precum et piarum exercitationum in usum pie vivere, et feliciter mori
desiderantium ...Liverpool: Excudebat Robertus Rockliff, 1823. Reprint of 1730 edition.
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Sermons
:Author: Blair, Hugh, 1718-1800.
Title: Sermons / By Hugh Blair
London: Printed for A. Strahan; and T. Cadell; and W. Creech, Edinburgh, 1786.
Author: Horsley, Samuel, 1733-1806.
Title: Sermons by Samuel Horsley, late Lord Bishop of Asaph.
London: Printed for William Baynes and Son, 1827.
Apologetics
:Author: Manzoni, Alessandro, 1785-1873.
Title: A vindication of Catholic morality, or a refutation of the charges brought against
it by Sismondi, in his "History of the Italian Republics during the Middle Ages" / by the Count Alexander Manzoni, and now translated from the Italian edition of Paris, 1834. London: Keating and Brown, 1836.
Author: Livingston, Vanbrugh.
Title: An inquiry into the merits of the Reformed doctrine of "imputation", as contrasted
with those of "Catholic imputation", or the Church of Rome and the Protestant High Church: together with miscellaneous essays on the Catholic faith / by Vanbrugh Livingston; with an introduction by Rt. Rev. John Hughes. New York: Casserly & Sons, 1843.
Author: Manzoni, Alessandro, 1785-1873.
Title: A vindication of Catholic morality, or a refutation of the charges brought against
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Author: Poynter, William, 1762-1827.
Title: Christianity; or, the evidences and characters of the Christian religion / by Bishop
Poynter, V.A.L. London: Keating and Brown, 1827.
Author: Fletcher, John, d. 1856.
Title: Transubstantiation, etc.: a letter to the Right Honourable Lord ----, in reply to
certain inquiries / by the Rev. John Fletcher. London: Sold by Keating and Brown, 1836.
History Books
:Author: Milner, John, 1752-1826.
Title: A treatise on the ecclesiastical architecture of England during the Middle Ages
with ten illustrative plates / by the Rev. John Milner. London: Printed for John Weale (late Josiah Taylor), 1835.
Author: Tissot, S. A. D. (Samuel Auguste David), 1728-1797.
Title: The life of M. Zimmerman : counsellor of state and chief physician to the King of
England at Hanover, knight of the Order of Wladomir, and member of several academies / translated from the French of S.A.D. Tissot. London: Printed for Vernor and Hood, 1797.
Author: Council of Trent, (1545-1563).
Title: Canones et decreta sacrosancti oecumenici Concilii Tridentini sub Paulo III, Iulio
III et Pio IV pontificibus maximis cum patrum subscriptionibus. Lipsiae: Sumptu Bernh. Tauchnitz, 1842.
Author: Fontaine, Nicolas, 1625-1709.
Title: An abridgment of the history of the Old and New Testament, interspersed with
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Author: Ward, W. G.
Title: The ideal of a Christian church considered in comparison with existing
practice: containing a defence of certain articles in The British Critic in reply to remarks on them in Mr. Palmer’s `Narrative’ / by W. G. Ward. London: James Toovey, 1844.
Author: Challoner, Richard, 1691-1781.
Memoirs of missionary priests and other Catholics of both sexes that have suffered death in England on religious accounts from the year 1577 to 1684 / by Bishop Challoner. Derby, England: Thomas Richardson, 1844.
Author: Rock, Daniel, 1799-1871.
Title: Hierurgia; or the holy sacrifice of the Mass, with notes and dissertations
elucidating its doctrines and ceremonies, and numerous illustrative plates, etc. in two parts / by Daniel Rock. London: Joseph Booker, 1833.
Author: Melmoth, William, 1710-1799.
Title: The letters of Sir Thomas Fitzosborne : on several subjects. London : Printed
for J. Walker, 1795.
Subject: [History of ancient abbeys, monasteries, etc...]
[s.l: s.n., 1750?]
Ms. notes, by a 18th century author, culled from ancient manuscripts in the Cottonian Library and presented by Sir Charles Nicholson (bookplate) to Bishop Henry Davis in 1853. In 19th century binding.
Author: Robertson, William, 1721-1793.
Title: The history of Scotland during the reigns of Queen Mary and of King James VI
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Author: Clarke, Edward Daniel, 1769-1822.
Title: Travels in Russia, Tartary, and Turkey / by Edward Daniel Clarke. Aberdeen
[Scotland]: George Clark, 1848.
Author: Bigland, John, 1750-1832.
Title: On the study and use of ancient and modern history: containing observations
and reflections on the causes and consequences of those events which have produced conspicuous changes in the aspect of the world.../ by John Bigland. London: Longman, Orme, 1840.
Author: Proyart, abbé, 1743?-1808.
Title: The life of Princess Louisa (Madame Louise), of France, daughter of Louis XV,
King of France: a Carmelite nun. Salisbury [England] : Printed by J. Easton for Mrs. Elizabeth MacDonald, 1808.
Title: Benedictines. .
Constitutiones Congregationis Anglicanae / Ordinis Sancti Benedicti. Parisiis: typis Michaelis Lambert, 1784.
Author: Tournely, Honoré de, 1658-1729.
Title: Praelectiones theologicae de Ecclesia Christi / quas in scholis Sorbonicis habuit
Honoratus Tournely. Parisiis: Apud Viduam Raymundi Mazieres & Joannem-Bapt. Garnier, 1739.
Author: Pallavicino, Pietro Sforza, 1607-1667.
Title: Vera Concilii Tridentini historia, contra falsam Petri Suavis Polani narrationem,
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Ethics
:Author: Liguori, Alfonso Maria de’, Saint, 1696-1787.
Theologia moralis illustrissimi...domini Alphonsi de Ligorio: adjuncta instructione ad praxim confessariorum una cum Joannis Dominici Mansi epitome doctrinae moralis et canonicae ex operibus Benedicti XIV. Mechliniae: P.J. Hanicq, 1828.
Author: Bellarmino, Roberto Francesco Romolo, Saint, 1542-1621.
Title: The art of dying well / translated from the Latin of the Venerable Cardinal
Bellarmine by John Dalton. London: Richardson and Son, [1848?]
Title: Theologia moralis universa / auctore R.P. Paullo Gabriele Antoine; accesserunt
nonnulli tractatos appendices et adnotationes quas addidit P. Fr. Philippus de Carboneano. Romae: Antonius Fulgonius, 1783.
Philosophy Books:
Author: Kames, Henry Home, Lord, 1696-1782.
Title: Elements of criticism / by HenryHome, Lord Kames. London: G. Cowie, 1824.
Author: Reid, Thomas, 1710-1796.
Title: Essays on the powers of the human mind: to which are added an essay on
quantity, and an analysis of Aristotle’s Logic / by Thomas Reid. London: Printed for J. Richardson, etc., 1822.
Author: Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick, 1802-1865
Title: Twelve lectures on the connexion between science and revealed
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Author: Beattie, James, 1735-1803.
Title: An essay on the nature and immutability of truth in opposition to sophistry and
scepticism / by James Beattie. London: Printed by J. Dove for W. Baynes and Son, 1823.
Author: Homer.
Title: Homer’s Iliad, books I-IV: with a critical introduction and copious English notes
/ by Thomas Kerchever Arnold. London: Francis & John Rivington, 1850.
Theology Books
:Title: Bible. N.T. English. 1818.
The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ: translated out of the Latin Vulgate; and diligently compared with the original Greek / edited by M. Sidney, and carefully revised by R. Horrabin. London: P. Fagan, 1818.
Title: Catholic Church. Congregatio Sacrorum Rituum .
Collectio decretorum authenticorum Sacrae Rituum Congregationis / cum notis studio et opera R.D. Tossani-Josephi Romsée. Mechliniae: P.J. Hanicq, 1838 reprint..
Author: Benedict XIV, Pope, 1675-1758.
Title: Sanctissimi Domini nostri Benedicti Papae XIV De synodo dioecesana libri
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Author: Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick, 1802-1865.
Title: Four lectures on the offices and ceremonies of Holy Week as performed in the
Papal Chapels delivered in Rome, in the Lent of MDCCCXXXVII / by Nicholas Wiseman. London: Charles Dolman, 1839.
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Title: Bible. N.T. English. Witham. 1730.
Annotations on the New Testament of Jesus Christ in which: I. The literal sense is explained according to the expositions of the ancient fathers. II. The false interpretations, both of the ancient and modern writers, which are contrary to the received doctrine of the Catholic-Church, are briefly examined and disproved. III. With an account of the chief differences betwixt the text of the ancient Latin-version, and the Greek in the printed editions, and mss. / by RW. D.D.
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Author: Salvian, of Marseilles, ca. 400-ca. 480.
Title: Sanctorum presbyterorum Salviani Massiliensis et Vincentii Lirinensis Opera
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duobus tomis comprehensus. Bruxellis: Apud Franciscum Vivien, 1645.
Author: Hugh, of Saint-Cher, Cardinal, ca. 1200-1263.
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Music Books:
Title: Rituale Romanum Pauli V Pontificis Maximi jussu editum: et a Benedicto XIV
auctum et castigatum. Romae: Typis S. Congregationis de Propaganda Fide, 1847.
Title: The Rambler: a Catholic journal and review of home and foreign literature,
politics, science, music, and the fine arts. London: Burns and Lambert, 1845-
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Title: A dictionary of musicians from the earliest ages to the present time. Comprising
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Language Books:
Author: Bottarelli, F.
Title: Exercises upon the different parts of speech of the Italian language with
references to Veneroni’s grammar; to which is added, an abridgment of the Roman history.../ by F. Bottarelli. London: Printed for J. Collingwood, 1829.
French Books: History
Title: Procès des ministres de Charles X. Paris : Lequien, 1831
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Title: L’apologetique et les prescriptiones de Tertullien. A Paris : [de l’imprimerie de J.
Ch. Desaint]; chez Sorin, 1780.
Author: Bausset, Louis François de, 1748-1824.
Title: Memoires anecdotiques sur l’intérieur du palais et sur quelques événements de
l’Empire depuis 1805 jusqu’au 1er mai 1814 pour servir a l’histoire de Napoléon / par L.-F.-J. de Bausset. Paris: Baudoin Freres, 1827.
Author: Bergier, Nicolas Sylvestre, 1718-1790.
Title: Le déisme réfuté par lui-même, ou, Examen en forme de lettres des principes
d’incrédulité répandus dans les divers ouvrages de M. Rousseau / par M. Bergier Paris: Chez Humblot, 1766.
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Author: Lacordaire, Henri-Dominique, 1802-1861.
Title: Conférences de Notre-Dame de Paris pendant l’avent de 1845-1847 / par le R.
P. H.-D. Lacordaire. Louvain: Chez C.J. Fonteyn, 1846-1847.
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Title: Conférences de Notre-Dame de Paris pendant l’avent de 1845-1847 / par le R.
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Author: Massillon, Jean Baptiste, 1663-1742.
Title: Sermons de M. Massillon, évêque de Clermont: Carême. Paris: Chez la Veuve
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Author: Houdry, Vincent, 1631-1729
Title: La bibliotheque des prédicateurs : qui contient les principaux sujets de la morale
Chretienne, mis par of alphabetique / par le R.P. Vincent Houdry, de la Compagnie de Jesus. Lyon: A. Boudet, 1716-17.
French Books: Philosophy
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Title: Institutiones philosophicae / [auctore F. Anglade] Dublinii: Ex typis Richardi
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Title: Le confesseur des gens de campagne, ou abrégé de la théologie morale / par
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Author: De Lombez, Ambroise, 1708-1778.
Title: Traité de la paix intérieure, en quatre parties. Paris: Chez Petit jeune, 1801.
Author: Croiset, Jean, 1656-1738.
Title: Réflexions chrétiennes sur divers sujets de morale: utiles a toutes sortes de
personnes, & particuliérement à celles qui sont la retraite spirituelle un jour chaque mois / par le Pere Jean Croiset ... A Paris: Chez Michel Sorin, 1777.
Author: Languet de la Villeneuve de Gergy, Jean Joseph, 1677-1753.
Title: A treatise of confidence in the mercy of God: for the consolation of those souls
that are thrown into discouragement by fear: to which is added, a treatise on the false happiness of worldly people, and the true happiness of a Christian life / written in French by John Joseph Languet; and now faithfully translated into English from the sixth edition, revised by the author. London: Printed for J. Marmaduke, Bookseller, in Great Wild-Street, near Great Queen-Street, Lincolns-Inn-Fields, 1768.
Author: Molière, 1622-1673.
Title: Oeuvres de Molière: précédées d’une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages par M.
Sainte-Beuve. Vignettes par Tony Johannot. Paris: Chez Paulin, 1835-36.
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de Saint Charles Borromée, & la doctrine de Saint François de Sales / par M. Daon A Paris: Chez Charles-Pierre Berton, 1760.
French Books: Theology/doctrinal Handbooks
Author: La Poype e Vertrieu, Jean Claude de, 1655-1732.
Title: Compendiosae institutiones theologicae, ad usum Seminarii Pictaviensis / jussu
& auctoritate D.D. Joannis-Claudii de la Poype de Vertrieu in lucem primum editae; deinde promovente Joanne-Ludovico de la Marthonie de Caussade auctae et emendatae. Pictavii: Ex Typis Joannis-Felicis Faulcon, 1778.
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considérablement augmenté par M. l’abbé P. Favrel. Dijon: Chez Douillier, 1847.
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Title: Praelectiones theologicae de Deo et divinis attributis / quas in scholis Sorbonicis
habuit Honoratus Tournely. Parisiis: Apud Viduam Raymundi Mazieres & Joannem-Bapt. Garnier, 1725-1735
Author: Habert, Louis, 1635-1718.
Title: Theologia dogmatica et moralis ad usum Seminarii Catalaunensis / autore D.
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