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TM e ’ itations for each D y o f the Month, on the different Titles applied to the Holy Mother o f God in the Litany o f Loretto : principally designed for the Month o f May, by the Most Reverend PETER RI'MIAR » KENR CK, Archbishop o f S. Louis A New Edition. To which is added an Explanation o f the Doctrine and Definition o f the Immaculate Conception, with a Med tation by t ; e Very Reverend Frederick William Faber, D D., Priest o f the Oratory ; the Little Office o f the Immaculate Conception ; ordinary of the Mass in Latin and English ; and other prayers.
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T h e O ra to ry , B rom p ton . leather Faber will Lecture every 1 WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY durine the MONTH o f MAT on the DOLOURS o f MARY, at FOUR o ’c lo ck in the After oon.
F^rand Bazaar and Lottery under v X the Patronage o f nis Fxcel’ ency the I^R D LIEUTENANT and Lad FANNY HOWARD, for th“ o f REFUGE. STANHOPE-STREET, wlllbe held attbeROTUisDO on the 9th and 10th o f MAY. . . . . ,
In consequence o f the Howth Races being nxeu for th* 15th and 16th, the Baziar and Lottery will take place on the 9ta and 10th. but the Tickets issued for the 15th and lfith aie available. ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH.
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f ) n Thursday, the 3rd o f May, the ' * Festival o f the F|“ dinZ ° f the Holy Cross, a SOLEMN HIGH M a 33 *111 ^ “ ' f st1‘ted( ; . n ,(; ; ’ ratn Eplscopn,” at ELEVEN o 'clock, v J„Vn h tS CHy RCH, SPA ISH-PLACE, at which a SERMON will be preached by the Right Rev. Doctor MORRIS. Bishop o f Troy.
,n «“ M f S O T day thero wi" be aSolemn Servic« » d B.Tiadlctlon o f the Moat Blessed Sacrament in the ame Church, prrac'hed by the Rev Dr? MAi?N?NO. “ * hl°h ‘ S' rm°D ^ U is r ^ t f u l f y 'invlted!he Sub,cribers and Friends o f the Aaaodatloa
TST. GEORGE’S CATHEDRAL, SOUTHWARK. o-morrow (the 29th inst.), being p . within the Octave o f the Feari of Saint George the Martyr. J7?oo '° r and Pation of this Church, HU-’ MEL’ S ■IASS in E ft t will be SUNG with full orchestral aocompamaaent. at ;h? High Mass at tleven o’clock a.m.