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1888. *£* As the matter contained in the volumes from X. to XVI. is almost as extensive as that in the first ten volumes, it is the present intention to publish an index \_lndex _B] for those volumes at the end of the next volume of the LETTERS. Consequently, it would be well not to bind, this index with the LETTERS but to await the publication of Index B. For the convenience of annalists, all the names ^men­ tioned' in the 'Historical Papers' will be found in the 'Biographical Index.1 INDEX-A FIRST TEN YEARS—1872 to 1882

I. Historical Papers (ANALYTICAL)

AN HISTORICAL SKETCH OF FR. ANDREW WHITE, Apontle of , I. 1, 71, 145; II. 1. Fr. White's 'Relation,' I. 12; Narrative of the Voyage to Maryland, ibid. 22, 71,145; Settle­ ment in Maryland, II. 1. Mentioned:—Fr. John Gravener [vere Altham] I. 3,6, 8; Fr. John Rapt, de Segura and Companions — of 1570, ibid. 6, note; Fr. John Brock [vere Morgan] ibid. 7, 8; FF. Philip Fisher [vere Thomas Copley], and Roger Rigby, ibid. 8; Fr. Wm. McSherry, ibid. 12. FORT HILL AND ENVIRONS — Historical Sketch, I. 87; Revolu­ tionary episodes of Lloyd's Neck, ibid. 101, 102. MISSION OF AND CANADA — Historical sketch, II. 109,189 ; III. 27,135, 172; IV. 3; Early times at Bardstown, Ky, II. 109; Beginnings in Canada, II. 189; Sketch of Fr. Paul Luiset, II. 193; Sketch of Fr. Geo. Schneider, II. 198; From Kentucky to Fordham, III. 27 ; Sketch of Fr. John Lar­ kin, III. 27; Beginnings in N. Y. City, III. 135; Church of the Holy Name, III. 137; N. Y. Literary Institution —1810, III. 140; College of St. Francis Xavier, III. 173; The islands, III. 174; Appendix on Indian missions, IV. 3. Mentioned.— Fr. Peter J. Ohazelle, II. 110, 190, IV. 3; Fr. Peter La- vadifire, II. 110 ; Fr. Louis Petit, II. 110, III. 136; FF. Francis Fouche and F. Xavier Evremond [Harissart], II. 113; FF. Vital Giles and Thomas Le- goiiais, II. 114; Fr. Maguire [or McGuire], II. 114,118; Fr. Fidelis de Gri- vel, II. 115 ; Rev. Wm. Byrne, II. 112,117; Fr. Wm. Murphy, II. 124,190; Fr. Nich. Point, II. 124, IV. 6; Brs. Corne and Philip Ledore, II. 124; Fr. Geo. Schneider, II. 19S seqq.; FF. Aug. Regnier and Henry Hudon, II. 190; Fr. Remigius Tellier, II. 202; FF. Felix Martin and Dominic Du Ranquet, II. 202, IV. 5; Fr. CI. Boulanger, II. 202, III. 31 seqq., 145; Fr. J. B. Hus, II. 202, III. 32 ; Fr. P. Point, II. 202; Fr. John Larkin, III. 135,179 seqq.; Fr. F. W. Gockeln, III. 28; Fr. Ambrose Rubillon, III. 32; Fr. A. ThS- baud, III. 34; Fr. Chas. Maldonado, 111.35,172; FF. Thomas Harvey, (3) 4 INDEX—A.

Henry Harrison and Chas. Gage—1685, Til. 138; FF. and (Bp.) B. Fenwick—1809, III. 139; Messrs. M. White, Jas. Redmond, and James AVallace [Schols. S. J.] 1809, III. 140; Fr. John Ryan, III. 172; Fr. Henry Du Ranquet, III. 174, 177; Fr. John Jaffre, martyr of charity, III. 175; FF. Philip Chopin, Geo. Lauf huber, J. Pavarelli (mar­ tyrs of charity), and Francis Marshal, III. 176; Fr. P. Chone, IV. 6, 14; FF. Jos. Hanipaux and John B. Menet, IV. 6; Fr. Aug. Kohler, IV. 7. ANNALS OF ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, , II. 14, 85, 172; III. 1, 94, 182; IV. 30, 100; V. 81; Brief sketches of early (v. Biographical Sketches) ; Extract from Fr. 's marriage.register for 1787, II. 99 ; View of St. Joseph's in 1776, II. 99 ; List of officiating clergymen in 1800, II. 173 ; Wm. Hogan and the Hoganites, III. 1; Riots of 1844. III. 182; Opening of St. Joseph's College, Phila., IV. 33 ; Deaths of FF. Jas. Ryder, IV. 102 ; John Blox, IV. 104 ; Francis Vesprg, IV. 104; Thos. Lilly IV. 105; Felix J. Bar- belin, IV. 108; Sketch of Fr. Felix J. Barbelin. IV. 106, V. 81. Mentioned:— FF. Robert Harding and Theodore Schneider, II. lfi, 88; Fr. Joseph Greaton, II. 16, 86 seqq.; Fr. Felix J. Barbelin, II. 18, 26, 27, III. 99, 102, 109, IV. 30 seqq., V. 81; Fr. Luke Geisler, II. 18; Fr. Ferdinand Farmer [vere Steinmeyer], II. 20, S9 seqq., III. 101; Fr. James Ryder, II. 21, III. 95, IV. 34, 102; Fr. Henry Neale, II. 24, 87 seqq.; Fr. Wm. Wapeler, II. 88; Fr. (Abp.) John Carroll, II. 89, III. 10; Fr. John Lewis, II. 90; Fr. Robert Molyneux, II. 92, 97, 101i FF. , Charles Sewall and Sylvester Boarman, II. 101; Fr.~"(Abp.) , II. 102 seqq.; Fr. Francis Beeston, II. 102; Fr. (Bp.) Lawrence Graessel, II." 102, III. 101: Fr. Adolph Wal- bach, II. 105; Fr. John A. Grassi, II. 183; Fr. Stephen L. Dubuisson, II. 186, III. 94; Fr. Enoch Fenwick, III. 2; Fr. Edward Sourin, III. 5, 109, IV. 100; Fr. Francis Dzierozynski, III. 26; Fr. Peter Kenney, III. 94; Fr. Edward McCarthy, III. 97, 109; FF. James Curley and Richard Harvey, III. 98; Fr. Thomas F. Mnlledy, III. 100; Fr. John McElroy, III. 101; FF. Peter Havermans, Ignatius Combs, Virgil H. Barber and Edmund Quinlan, III. 109; Fr. Anthony Rey and Brother Owen McGirr, IV. 30; FF. Francis Vespre' and John Blox, IV. 30, 104; Fr. J. F. M. Lucas, IV. 31, V. 83; FF. Samuel Barber, Augustine McMullen and Samuel Mulledy, IV. 31; FF. Joseph Balfe, Ignatius Brocard, John Lynch and , IV. 33; Fr. John McGuigan, IV. 36, 100: Mr. Hugh Rush [Schol. S. J.], IV. 38; Fr. D. O'Kane, IV. 39; Fr. Michael Tuffer, IV. 42, 101: Fr. Basil Pacciarini, IV. 100; Fr. James Ward, IV. 101; Fr. Peter Blenkinsop, IV. 107; Fr. Alexander Hitzelberger. V. 82 ; FF. Fidelis Grivel and Augustine Bally and Mr. Chas. Lancaster [Schol. S. J.], V. 83; Fr. () Michael O'Connor, V. 92. EARLIEST MINISTRATIONS IN , MD., III. 52,83; Sketch of White Marsh, ibid. 56; Sketch of Fr. John Ashton, jbid. 57 ; Sketch of Fr. Chas. Sewall, ibid. 86; Note concern- INDEX—A. 0

ing a copy of the Douay Bible — 1609 — in Woodstock Col­ lege library, ibid. 93. Mentioned:—FF. Ferd. Farmer {vere Steinmeyer), Nich. Sewall, Chas. Plowden and (Abp.) John Carroll, 87; Fr. (Abp.) Leonard Neale, 88; FF. and John McElroy, 90; Fr. Enoch Fenwick, 91; FF. W. F. Clarke and , 92, POTTAWOTTOMY INDIANS— Missionaries who lived amongst them from 1846 to 1877—By Fr. Walter H. Hill, IV. 42; VI. 3. 73. A Letter of Fr. Roger Baxter, from Georgetown, IV. 45; Pe­ tition of Indians to U. S. Congress, IV. 46; Letter of Fr. Mau­ rice Gailland on the language of the tribe, IV. 54; Indian languages, VI. 4; Letter of Fr. M. Gailland to Fr. Hill, VI. 8 ; Opening of St. Mary's College, , VI. 81. Mentioned:— FF. Jas. Marquette, Lamarina, Le Franc, and Peter Dujaunais, IV. 43; FF. Chas. Van Quickenborne, Herman Aelen, and A. Eysvogels, IV. 4S seqq.; Fr. Christian Hoecken, martyr of charity, IV. 48 seqq., VI. 8, 10, 12; Fr. F. L. Verreydt, IV. 48, VI. 9; FF. Peter Verheyden and Tiberius Soderini, IV. 50 ; Fr. (Bishop) J. B. Miege, IV. 51, VI. 11, 15; Fr. Maurice Gailland, IV. 52, 54, VI. 6; Fr. John Schoen- makers, VI. 4, 74; Fr. John Bax and BB. John Sheehan. Thos. Coghlan, and John De Bruyn, VI. 4; Fr. Adrian Hoecken, VI. 5; Fr. J. B. Durinck, VI. 10, IS, 74 ; Fr. P. M. Ponziglione, VI. II: Fr. P. J. De Smet, VI. 12; Fr. John Schultz, VI. 74; Fr. J. Diels, VI. 74, 82; Fr. Jos. E. Keller, VI. 81; Fr. Patk. Ward, VI. 82. EARLY MISSIONS OF OUR SOCIETY IN ST. CHARLES' CO., MO. — A communication from Fr. W. H. Hill, St. Louis' University, IV. 79; Portage des — Defence of reputation of Fr. Marquette. Mentioned:—FF. Chas. Van Quickenborne, Peter Timmermans, J. B. Smedts and F. L. Verreydt, 80; Fr. P. J. De Smet, 81; FF. (Bishop) James Van de Velde, P. J. Verhaegen and S. L. Meurin, 85; FF. Theo­ dore De Theux, jEgidius de Bruyn, Victor Paillason and Jodocus Van Assche, 86; Fr. Peter De Vos, 87. EXPULSION OF THE JESUITS FROM LOUISIANA IN 1763— Com­ piled from note.* of the exiles, IV, 88, V. 161. VI. 19. Mentioned:— Fr. Sebastian L. Meurin, IV. 95, V. 172, VI. 26; Fr. Alexis De Guyenne, IV. 95; Fr. Rene Tartarin, IV. 96; Fr. J. B. Aubert, IV. 96, VI. 19, 21 ; Fr. P. F. Watrin, IV. 96. V. 171; Fr. Maximilian le Roy, IV. 98, V. 170; Fr. Michael Baudoin, IV. 99, V. 168,171; Fr. Louis Carette, IV. 99, V. 170; Fr. Stephen Doutreleau, V. 161, 163; Fr. John Bapt. Char- don, V.162; FF. Paul Du Poisson, John Souel, Anthony Senat, Peter Auneau and Claude F. Virot, martyrs of charity, V. 162 seqq.; Fr. Peter Du Jau- nay, V. 164; Fr. Peter de Vitry, V. 168; Fr. Francis Zeballos, V. 170; Fr. John J. Le Predour, V. 171; FF. John B. de la Morinie and John B. Salleneuve, VI. 20, 26; Fr. Stephen De Vernay, VI. 22. VOYAGE OF FR. JOHN A. GRASSI FROM RUSSIA TO AMERICA —Jan. 1805 to Oct. 1810, IV. 115. b INDEX—A.

Mentioned:— Fr. Gabriel Gruber, 115, 122; Fr. Wm. Strickland, 116, 122 seqq.; Fr. A. Lustyg, 117,121 seqq.; Fr. Norbert Korsack, 117; Fr. Jos. Pignatelli, 117; Fr. Anthony Kohlmann 122; Fr. Jas. Jourdan, 124, 126; Fr. Gaetano Angiolini, 126, 128; Fr. Thaddeus Brzozowski, 127; Fr. Fr. Nicholas Sewall, 135. THE UNPUBLISHED LETTERS OF FR. ANTHONY' KOHLMANN, with a short sketch of his life, IV. 137. Mentioned:— Fr. , 13S; Fr. (Bp.) B. Fenwick, 138, 143 seqq.; Fr. Thomas Betagh, 139, 149; Fr. J. A. Grassi, 139, 14S; Fr. Wm. Strickland, 142 seqq.; FF. Marmaduke Stone and Edw. Scott, 143; Mr. Thomas Kelly [scholastic, S. J.], 444; Messrs. Michael White and James Wallace [Schols. S. J.], 147 ; FF. Enoch Fenwick and Francis Beeston,I48. LOUISIANA — Historical Sketch of St. Charles' College, Grand Coteau, by Fr. Maitrugues. Part First — [1835 — 1858], V. 16. Mentioned:—Fr. Nich. Point, 19 seqq.; Fr. J. F. Abbadie, 22. Part Second—[1858—1875], V. 23. Mentioned:—FF. Anthony de Chignon and Francis Nachon, martyrs of charity, 24; Fr. Fel. Benausse, 26. FREDERICK, MD., History of St. John's Church and Residence, V. 29, 99. 174 ; Sketch of Fr. Francis Maleve. first Jesuit who came here from While Russia (1805) ibid. 99; Account of of St. John's—April 1837—ibid. 110; Gifts sent to St. John's by V. Rev. Fr. Roothaan, ibid. 110; The noviti­ ate building — The school building, ibid. 174; Sketch of Fr. Francis Dzierozynski, ibid. 181. Mentioned:—Fr. George Hunter, 31,32; Fr. John Williams, .32,35; FF. Jas. Frambach, Jas. Pellentz, John Lewis, Gabriel Gruber, Robt. Molyneux and (Bishop) John Carroll, 32; Fr. Jas. Walton, 33, 34 ; Fr. John McElroy, 35, 36, 100 seqq., 174 seqq.; Fr. Francis Maleve, 36; FF. Francis Neale and Chas. Neale, 110 seqq.; Fr. Chas. Van Quickenbonie. 104; FF. J. F. Pee­ lers, martyr of charity, S. L. Dubuisson, V. II. Barber, P. W. Walsh, Wm. Grace, P. P. Kroes, Edw. McCarthy, Jas. Moore, Aloysius Young, Nich. Steinbacher, Jas. Power, R. Dietz, Wm. Logan and Jos. Enders, 107; FF. P. Verhaegen, Francis Dzierozynski, and Geo. Fenwick, 111 ; Fr. Jas. Ry­ der, 107, 179, 1S4; Fr. Michael Tuffer, 107, 185; Fr. Geo. Villiger, 107, 180, 185; Fr. Peter Kenney, 109, 174, 1S4; Fr. Wm. McSherry, 111, 174, 184. Fr. Thos. Mulledy, 111, 185; Fr. Samuel Barber, 174. 185; FF. Ignatius Brocard and Angelo Paresce, 174; Fr. Thos. Lilly, 180; FF. Charles II. Stonestreet, T. Meredith Jenkins, Chas. Bague, and Antony Ciampi, 180,185; Fr. J. M. Finotti, 180; Fr. P. A. Sacchi, 183; FF. Hippolyte De Neckere, P. Blenkinsop, Francis McAtee, Patk. Duddy, Edw. J. Sourin, Denis O'Kane, John Smith and Chas. Fulmer, 185 ; Fr. John Gaffney, 186. THE JESUITS IN — First —St. Xav­ ier's—V. 115, 188. VI. 53 ; Books published hy Ours in Cin­ cinnati, VI. 54, 55; Obituary of Br. Francis Van der Borgt, ibid. 59. INDEX—A. 7

Mentioned:— FF. John A. Elet and John Blox, V. 121; FF. Angelo Messeele (martyr of charity) and Christopher Genelli (author of Life of St. Ig­ natius) and Mr. J. D. Johnson [Schol. S. J.], V. 122; Fr. (Bp.) Geo. Carrell, V. 121, 123, 190; Fr. Francis Acmal (Van Agtmael), V. 123; Br. Wm. Hayes, V. 188; Fr. Isidore Boudreaux, V. 190; FF. Maurice Oakley, John De Blieck and John Verdin, V. 191; Fr. John Schultz, V. 191, 197; Fr. Charles Driscoll, V. 195; Fr. Felix Sopranis, V. 198 ; Fr. F. X. Weninger, VI. 54, 61; FF. Peter Arnoudt and J. M. Fastre, VI. 55. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE MISSION OF GOSHENHOPPEN, PA. — Drawn from the archives of the mission and from the forty years' experience of Fr. Aug. Bally, V. 202. • Mentioned:— Fr. Jos. Greaton, 202, 203; FF. Francis Neale, Ferd. Farmer, Theo. Schneider, 203; Fr. Thos. Mulledy, 204; Fr. J. Bapt. de Ritter, 206; FF. Paul and Anthony Kohlmann, 208; FF. B. Curvin (Kraw- koffski), Francis Dzierozynski, Jas. Curley, E. McCarthy, 209 seqq.; Fr. Nich. Steinbaeker, 210, 213; Fr. Aug. Bally, 202, 210, 212; FF. Jas. Ryder, F. J. Barbelin and W. McSherry, 212; FF. Roger Dietz, Joseph Polk, Geo. Villiger, Michael Tuffer, J. P. M. Schleuter and Jno. B. Meu- rer, 213. DISCOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF FR. JAS. MARQUETTE, with records of his death and burial — Two letters from Rev. Edw. Jacker, of St. Ignatius' Church, Mackinaw, VI. 159 ; Letter from St. Louis' University, 171. Mentioned:—fr. Claude Dablon's 'Relation' [1673-79] — 162; Fr. Claude Allouez, 170; Mission by Fr. Coghlan and companions in '77, 171. RESIDENCE OF ST. MARY'S, —Historical Sketch, from 1848, VI. 31; Obituaries of Fr. John Prendergast, 49, and Jas. A. McGuigan, 51. Mentioned:—Fr. John McElroy, 31 seqq.; Fr. Bernardine F. Wiget, 33, 40; Fr. Robt. W. Brady, 33. A SKETCH OF FR. JUDOCUS F. VAN ASSCHE—VI. 172; List of first Jesuits who settled at Florissant, 176. Mentioned:—FF. P. J. De Smet, S. L. -Meurin, 174; FF. (Bp.) Jas. O. Van de Velde, John A. Elet, John B. Smedts, F. L. Verreydt, P. J. Verhae- gen, 175 seqq.; Fr. Chas. Van Quickenborne and Bro. Peter De Meyer, 176. A SKETCH OF FR. JOHN MCELROY—VI. 178; Members of old Russian province still surviving in 1877, 179; approaching the age of Fr. McElroy, 185. Mentioned:—Fr. Francis Kareu, 179; Fr. Jno. A. Grassi, 180. GEORGETOWN COLLEGE — Its Founder and Early History, VII. 3, 69, 135, VIII. 3, IX. 3; Extracts from Bp. Carroll's corres­ pondence— ibid.; School at Bohemia in 1746, VII. 4; Mem­ bers of the old Society in Md. and Pa. in 1774, VII. 9; Their sources of revenue, VII. 12; Condition of American Catholics in the 17th and 18th centuries, VII. 13; The establishment 8 INDEX—A.

at Liege, VII. 78, 79; Members of the old Society at a meet­ ing of the clergy in June 1783, VII. 138; Documents relating to the foundation of the college, VIII. 3 seqq.; Gentlemen by whom subscriptions were received, VIII. 12; Sketch of Rev. Charles H. Wharton, IX. 8 seqq.; Notice of Bp. Carroll's pamphlet in answer to Wharton (v. Bibliography); Brief sketches of FF. Peter Morris, VII. 4; , VII. 78,83; Geo. Hunter, VII. 76; Ignatius Matthews, VII. 76 ; John Howard, VII. 78; Wm. Wapeler, VII. 83: Louis B. Roels, John Bolton, John Lewis, Leonard Neale, Chas. Se­ wall, Nicholas Sewall, Bernard Diderick, Sylvester Boarman, John Boaruiau, John Ashion, VII. 136 to 146; John Mat- tingly, Jos, Serumes, VIII. 6, 7; John Thorpe, IX. 5, 13, 14; Thomas Talbot, IX. 8. (v. Biographical Sketches.) Mentioned:—Fr. Geo. Villiger, VII. 4 ; Fr. Ferd. Farmer, VII. 73,140; Fr. Robert Molyneux, VII. 73, 83, IX. 11; Fr. John Lewis, VII. 76, IX. 3 seqq.; Fr. John Ashton, VII. 76 ; Fr. James Walton, VII. 77, 139, IX. 3 seqq.; Fr. Austin (or Augustine) Jenkins, VII. 77 ; Fr. William Strickland, VII. 78, VIII. 4; Fr. Marmaduke Stone, VII. 79; Fr. Ignatius Matthews, VII. 138, IX. 3 seqq.; Fr. Thos. Digges, VII. 140; Fr. Chas. Plowden, VII. 141, VIII. 3, 6, 9, IX. 7, 14; Rev. Mr. Charles II. Wharton, VII. 143; Fr. Thos. Talbot, VIII. 4; Fr. Ed. Nihell, VIII. 4; FF. Thos. Barrow and Herman Kemper, VIII. 6; Fr. William Wapeler, VIII. 7; Fr. Bernard Diderick, IX. 3 seqq. OLD COLLEGE AT QUEBEC — (.from Les Missions Catholiques) VIII. 13. Mentioned:—FF. Chas. Lallemant, Ennemond Masse, Francis and Gilbert, 14; Fr. Jean de Brebeuf 14, 17; Fr. Paul Lejeune, 15, 16 ; Fr. De Quen, 15, 17; FF. Bartholemew Vimont, Jerome Lalle­ mant, Paul Reguenan and Peter Chastelain, 16; FF. Ren6 Menard, Am­ brose Davost, and Gabriel Lallemant, 17 ; Fr. Cazot, 19; Fr. Charle­ voix's Journal, 17. FR. (BP.) JAMES OLIVER VAN DE VELDE— Sketch, VIII. 65, 129; Discovery and removal of remains of Fr. Louis S. Meu­ rin, 134. Mentioned:— FF. Chas. Nerinckx and Peter J. Timmermans, 66 : Fr. Chas. Neale, 67 ; Fr. Chas. Van Quickenborne, 67,135 ; FF. Francis Dziero­ zynski, Peter Kenuey, John Van Lommel, Wm. McSherry and Mr. Judo- cus Van Sweevelt, 68; Fr. (Bp.-) Geo. Carrell, 69, 71; Fr. C. Smarius, 70; FF. John Schoenmakers, and John Bax, 72; Fr. John A. Elet, 132; V. Rev. Peter Gibault, the patriot priest, 134; FF. P. J. De Smet, J. L. Van Assche, P. J. Verhaegen, 135 ; Fr. Felix Livinus Verreydt, 137. LETTERS OF FR. (BP.) JAMES 0. VAN DE VELDE—An account of a trip from Georgetown, D. G, to St. Louis Mo., in 1831.—Com­ municated by Fr. Walter H. Hill, X. 53, 121; Visit to Chas. INDEX A. 9

Carroll of Carrollton on Oct. 5th 1831, 57; The first church in Cincinnati, 121; The old Athenaium, Cincinnati, 121. Mentioned :—Fr. Joseph G. II. Kernion, 53 ; Fr. John Van Lommel and Mr. Jodocus Van Sweevelt, .34; Fr. Peter Kenney, 54, 124 seqq.; Fr. Win. McSherry, 56, 123 seqq.; Fr. Jos. Carbery, 55; FF. Francis Dzierozynski, John McElroy and V. II. Barber, 59; Fr. John A. Elet, 121; Fr. (Bp.) Geo. Carrell. 125; FF. F. X. Evremond and Francis Fouche, 126. THE CONEWAGO MISSION — Sketches of early , IX. 35; Obituaries of FF. James Pellentz, 37, Louis de Barth, 37, and F. X. De Neckere, 39. Mentioned :—FF. Matthias Manners [vere Sittensperger], James Fram- bachaud Bernard Diderick, 36; FF.-Chas. Sewall, Sylv. Boarman, Stanislaus Cerfoument, 37 ; FF. M. Lekeu, Michael Dougherty, Paul Kohlmann, Ferd. Helias, Xich. Steiubacher and Michael Tull'er, 38; Fr. Jos. Enders, 38, 39, 41; FF. J. B. Cattani, .las. Moore, 1>. Villiger, Ignatius Belhvalder, 39; Fr. Simon P. Dompieri, 3;), 40; Fr. Peter -Manns, 40, 41 ; Fr. Alexis Jami­ son, 41, 42; Fr. W. F. Clarke, 41 ; Fr. J. B. Emig, 42. SKETCH OF LANCASTER, PA.— Old records, names, dates, etc., IX. 55. Mentioned :—FF. l'obt. Harding, Theo. Schneider, Ferd. Farmer [vere Steinineyer] and Matthias .Manners [vere Sittensperger], 5o. APPLICATIONS FOR THE MARYLAND MISSION—1640— Letters of applicants at Liege. IX. 73; Letter of Fr. Francis Parker— ln40, 75 ; Brief sketch of Fr. Fraucis Parker, 75; Letter of Fr. Roger Kigby—lb'40, 77 ; Brief sketch of Fr. Roger Rigby, 77 ; Letter of Fr. John Parker — 1640, 79; Letter of Br. Robert Gray, 79; Brief sketch of Br. Robert Gray, 79 ; Letters of Fr. John Cooper—1640and 1642,80; Letter of Fr. Matthew Grimes {vere Buzter)—1040, 83; Brief sketch of Fr. Matthew Grimes, 83; Letter of Fr. Lawrence Worsley—1640, 84; Brief sketch of Fr. Lawrence Worsley, 84; Letter of Fr. Christopher Mau­ rice—1640,86; Reference to other letters, 89. Mentioned :—FF. Andrew White and John Brock [cere Morgan], 74, 80; Fr. Philip Fisher [cere Thos. Copley], 74, 80, 94 ; Fr. John Gravener [vere Altham], 73, 74, SO; Fr. Edw. Knott, 74, ill, 92. THE (JATHOLIC CHURCH IN MONTANA TERRITORY — By Fr. L. B. Palladtno, IX. 95; The Flathead mission, 95; St. Ignatius' mission, 98; St. Peter's mission, 101; White population, 102; List of pioneer missionaries, 97; Sketch of Fr. A. Ravalli, 97, W8; Books—l>y FF. Mengarini and Giorda, 101. Mentioned : — Fr. P. .1. De Smet, 95 seqq.; Fr. Nich. Point, 97, 101; FF. (1. Mengarini, A. Hoecken, L. Vercruysse, Joseph Joset, P. De Vos, Jos. Meuetrey, Gregory Gazzoli, Nicholas Cougiato, F. .1. Giorda, Henry Imoda, U. Grassi, J. D'Aste, J. M. Cataldo, et nl. 97 seqq.; Fr. Philip Rappagliosi, 102; FF. L. Vanzina and L. Van Gorp, 103; (Abp.) C. Seghers, 104. io INDEX—A.

PAPERS RELATING TO EARLY MISSION, IX. 159 ; X. 3, 89, 209. I.—Narrative of the establishment of the Catholic religion in Maryland and , by Abp. John Carroll, IX. 157. II.—Brief Account of Settlement of Maryland, by Bp. Benedict J. Fenwick, IX. 167 ; Erection of residence at St. Inigo's, 176 ; List of early pastors at St. Inigo's, 177 ; Robbery of residence at St Inigo's in 1814, 177 ; Celebration at old St. Mary's City in 1845, 178. III.—The Penal Laws, X. 3; Gov. Seymour's reprimand to FF. Wm. Hunter and Robert Brooke, 5; Sketch of Fr. Robert Brooke, 5 ; Sketch of Fr. Wm. Hunter, 5, 22 ; MSS. of Fr. Geo. Hunt: o) Condition of Catholics in Md. 7 ; 6) Justifica­ tion of conduct of Catholics in Md. 11 ; e) Penal Acts of Assembly against Catholics—with Catholic census of Md. for 1708, 14; Indictment of Fr. James Beadnall, 21 ; Treat­ ment of Catholics in Pennsylvania, with list of Catholics there in 1757, 25. IV.—Suppression and Restoration of the Society, X. 89; List of twenty Jesuits in America at the time of Suppression, 91 ; List of missionaries who died in Maryland between 1779 and 1806, 92; Papers relating to the 'Institute of the Faith of Jesu^,' 94 seqq.; Some letters of Fr. (Abp.) Johu Carroll, 95 seqqrj ,The first Jesuits ordained in the U. S. — 1808, 106; Obituaries of FF. Robert Molyneux and John Bolton, 106, 107 ; Fr. An­ thony Kohlmann's defence of the secret of confessional, 109 ; A letter of Fr. (Bp.) B. J. Fenwick to Fr. Johu A. Grassi, 115; Catalogus Missionis America; Fcederata? S. J., 1820, 116. V.—The Annual Letters—1634-39, X. 209 ; Sketch of Fr. Wm. McSherry, 209; Various translations and publications of Fr. White's 'Relations,' 210. Mentioned :—Fr. Andrew White, IX. 158, 168; Fr. John Altham, IX. 158, 168, X. 214; Fr. Thos. Copley, IX. 159, His, 171, 175; FF. Ilarkcy [Starkey?] and Perret [Poulton?], IX. 159; Fr. Jos. Greaton, IX. 162; Fr. Robt. Harding, founder of St. .Mary's, Phila., IX. 162, X. 25, 26, !>2; Fr. 'I'heo. Schneider, founder of Goshenhoppen, IX. 163 ; Fr. Win. Wapeler, apostle of Lancaster, Pa., IX. 163 ; Fr. John Lewis, IX. 165, 176, X. 89 seqq.; Fr. James Ashby, IX. 176 ; Fr. Jas. Walton, IX. 177, X. 90 seqq.; Fr. Francis Neale, IX. 177, X. 92, 101; Fr. Sylvester Boarman, IX. 177, X. 92, 95; Fr. Jos. Carbery, IX. 177, 178; FF. Thos. and Samuel Mulledy, IX. ISO; Fr. Geo. Hunter, X. 4, 7, 24, 92; Fr. Thos. Mansell, X. 5 ; Fr. John Ashtou, X. 18, 113; Fr. Peter Attwood, X. 20; Fr. James Beadnall (or Breadnall), X. 21; Er. Ferd. Farmer (vere Steinmeyer), X. 26, 93; Fr. Matthias Man- INDEX—A. 11

ners (rere Sittensperger), X. 26 ; FF. Benedict Neale, Ignatius Matthews, Peter Morris, John Bolton, John Boarman, Augustin Jenkins, Ilenj. Roels, (Abp.) Leonard Xeale, (Abp.) John Carroll, Robert Molyneux, Gabriel Gruber, Charles Sewall, Henry Pile, John Boone, Adam Britt, John Henry, Francis Maleve, Peter Epinette, Maximilian Rantzau, Peter Malou, John 1',. (de) Ritter, Luke Geisler, Jos. Mosely, Bernard Diderick, Louis Rods, Jas. Frambacli, Jas. Pellentz, Thos. Digges, Wm. Strickland and Chas. Plowden, X. 92 to 105; Fr. Chas. Neale, X. 92, 95, 101, 107; Fr. . Anthony Kohlmann, X. 92, 101, 103, 108, 114; Fr. John Grassi, X.101, 108, 113; FF. J. W. Beschter and Chas. Wouters, X. 105,108; FF. (Bp.) Benedict J. Fenwick, Jas. Spink, Enoch Fenwick and Leonard Edeliu, and Messrs. Jas. Wallace and Michael White [Schols. S. J.], X. 106; FF. Jos. Semmes and John Spencer, X. 108; Fr. Marmaduke Stone, X. 96 seqq.; Br. Henry Foley, X. 211; Heath of Fr. John Knowles and Br. Thos. Gervase, X. 221. FIFTY YEARS AGO — Tetters of Fr. Fidelis Grivel, X. 244; Sketch of Fr. F. Grivel, 244; Sketch of Fr. Nicholas Sewall, 246, 256 ; Letters to Fr. Nich. Sewall, 246. 251, 254; Letter to Fr. Joseph Tristram, 256 ; St. Thomas' Manor in 1832, 247 ; White Marsh in 1832, 248; The Jesuit Seminary in Ken­ tucky. 252 ; established, 252; George­ town College in 1832, 253 ; Frederick in 1832, 255 ; St. Inigo's Manor in 1835, 258. ( Continued in next volume.) Mentioned:—FF. Francis Varin, Xavier de Tournely, Thad. Brzo- zowski and Anthony A. Simpson, 245, 246: FF. Chas. Plowden, Chas. Se­ wall and John Ashton, 247, 248; Fr. Francis Xeale, 247, 256, 259; Fr. Aloysius Mudd, 249, 252, 254: Fr. Peter Kenney, 250, 251 ; Fr. John P. Cha- zdle, 250, 253 ; Rev. ('. II. Wharton's death, 251, 256 ; Fr. Maguire [or Mc- Guire], 252 ; Fr. Wm. McSherry, 252, 255; FF. Theo. De Theux and Louis Petit, 253; Fr. Ignatius Combs, 254; Fr. James Pellentz, 255; Fr. John McElroy, 255, 256; Fr. Jos. Carbery, 257; Fr. Frs. Dzierozynski. 25S, 259.

II. Biographical

1. SKETCHES Barbelin, Fr. Felix J., IV. 108, Kenney, Fr. Peter, I. 188. V. 81. Kohlmann, Fr. Anthony, IV. Carroll, Fr. (Abp.) John, VII. 137. 3, 69, 135. VIII. 3, IX. 3, Larkin, Fr. John, III. 27, 179. X. 95. [v. Histor. Papers — Luiset, " Paul, II. 193. Georgetown.] MalevS, " Francis, V. 99. DeSmet, Fr.P.J.. TIL 59. McElroy, Fr. John, VI. 178. Goupil, Br. Rene, VI. 133. [v. Historical Papers.] Grivel, Fr. Fidelis, X. 244. Miller, Fr. Peter L..VII. 2Q. 12 INDEX—A.

O'Connor, Fr. (Bp.) Mich., II. Van Assche, Fr. Jodocus F., 59. VI. 172. [v. Histor. Papers.] Salvatierra, Fr. Giovanni M., Van de Velde, Fr. (Bp.) Jas. X. 28. Oliver.VIII. 65.129. [v. His­ Schneider, Fr. Geo., II. 198. torical Papers.] Sewall, Fr. Chas., III. 86, VII. 145.

2. NOTICES'" Ashton, Fr. John, III. 57, VIL" McSherry, Fr. William, X. 138, 141. 209. Boarman, Fr. John, VII. 146. Neale, Fr. (Abp.) Leonard.VII. Boarman, Fr. Sylvester, VII. 145. 146. Plowden., Fr. Chas..VII. 78. 83. Brooke, Fr. Robert. X. 5. Parker, Fr. Francis, IX. 75. Bolton, Fr. John, VII. 138. Ravelli, Fr. Anthony.Pioneer in Diderick, Fr. Bernard.VII. 146. Montana. IX. 97. Gray, Br. Robert, IX. 79. Rigby, Fr. Roger, IX. 77. Grimes, Fr. Matthew (vere Ba- Roels, " Louis B..VII. 138. zier), IX. 83. Semmes, Fr. Joseph. VIIT. 7. Howard, Fr. John, VII. 87. Sewall, Fr. Nicholas, VIL 145, Hunter, Fr. George, VII. 76. X. 246. 256. Hunter. Fr. William, X. 5. Talbot, Fr. Thos., IX. 8. Lewis, Fr. Jno., VTI. 144. Thorpe, Fr. John, IX 5,13,14. Matthews, Fr. Ignatius, VII. Wapeler, Fr. Wm., VII. 83. 76. Wharton, Rev. Chas. H., IX. 8, Mattingly, Fr. John, VIII. 6. X. 251, 256. Morris, Fr. Peter, VII. 4. Worsley, Fr. Lawrence, IX. 84.

3. OBITUARIES <-> Albi, Fr. . VI. 70. Coosemans, Fr. Ferdinand, VII. Barbelin, Fr. Felix J., IV. 108, 119. V. 81. De Bruyn, Br. John, IV. 110. Baxter, Br. John (Nov. Schol.), De Neckere, Fr. Francis X., IV. 57. IX. 39. Benassai, Mr. Aloysius, IX. 62. Dixon, Mr. Thos J, III. 217. Blox, Fr. John, IV. 104. Duverney, Fr. Jos. L., VIII. Bolton, Fr. John, X. 107. 110. Carrozzini, Fr. Vito. VI. 124. Dzierozynski, Fr. Francis, V. Chazelle, Fr. Peter J., II. 202. 181. Cicaterri, Fr. Felix, II. 244. Franchini, Fr. Dominic, II. Colleton, Fr. Philip, VI. 104. 243 Converse, Fr. James M., X. Gailland, Fr. Maurice, VII. 15. 293. (O Most of these will be found in footnotes or in the body of articles or let­ ters, on other subjects. <2> Many of these are very full biographical sketches. INDEX—A. 13

Gough, Br. J. Alfred (Nov. O'Hagan.Fr. Jos. B..VIII. 173. Schol."), V. 156. Pappert, Bro. Francis, I. 48. Hanipaux, Fr. Jos. Urban, I. Paresce, Fr. Angelo M., VIII. 122. 186. Keenan. Br. Michael. X. 298. Pellentz, Fr. Joseph, IX. 37. Lilly, Fr. Thomas, IV. 105. Prendereast, Fr. John, VI. 49. Magner, Mr. Thomas, X. 137. < Rappagiiosi, " Philip, VIII. Maldonado, Fr. Chas. M., I. 97. 194. ; Rover, Fr. John W.. VII. 121. Marigliano, Fr. Antonio M., IX. Rush, Mr. Hugh, IV. 38. 59. Ryder. Fr. James, IV. 102. Mason. Br. Daniel, X. 297. Schemmel.Fr. Seraphinus, VII. McDermott. Mr.'Patk., IV. 166. 188. McDonough, Fr. Thomas, VIII. , Pheehan. Br. John, IX. 213. 183. Van der Borgt, Br. Francis, McGuigan, Fr. James A., VI. VI. 59. 51. Van Goch, Fr. James Christian, Miller, Fr. Peter L., VII. 20. VIII. 83. Moffitt, Br. George A. (Nov. Vespre, Fr. Francis, IV. 104. Schol.). IX. 63. Vicinanza, Fr. Camillus, VIII. Molyneux, Fr. Robert, X. 106. 114. Movnihan. Mr. John, II. 80. Walbaek, Fr. A.Louis de Barth, O'Connell. Mr. James. X. 298. IX. 37. O'Connor. Fr. (Bp.) Michael , Weir, Mr. James, VII. 123. (v. Biographical Sketches).

'A. MENTIONED Abbadie, Fr. J. F., V. 22. I Auneau, Fr. Peter. V. 164. Acmal [Van Agtmael], Fr. | Bague, Fr. Chas.. V. 180, 185. Francis, V. 123. Balfe, Fr. Jos., IV. 33. Aelen, Fr. Herman, IV. 48. Bally. Fr. Augustin, V. 83, Aguirre, Fr. Emmanuel, I. 84. 202 210 212. Allouez, Fr. Claude, VI. 170. Bapst,'Fr. John. VI. 148, 158. Altham. Fr. Jno. [alia* Grave- Barbelin, Fr. Felix J., II, 18, iier], T. 3. 6, 8, IX 73, 74. 80, 26, 27, III. 99, 102, 109, IV. 158, 168. X. 214. 30 seqq., V. 81, 212. Anginlini, Fr. Gaetano, IV. ! Barber, Fr. Samuel, IV. 31, V. 126, 128. I 174, 185. Arnoudt. Fr. Peter, VI. 55. Barber, Fr. V. H., III. 109, V. Artola, Fr. , III. 133, V. 107, X. 59. 67, VIII. 141. Barrow, Fr. Thos., VIII. 6. Ashby, Fr. Jus.. IX. 176. Baudin, " Alph., VI. 187. Ashton, Fr. John. VII. 76, X. Baudoin. " Michael, IV. 99, 18, 113, 247. 248. V. 168, 171. Attwood. Fr. Peter, X. 20. Baudouin, Fr. Michael, V. 9, Aubert, Fr. J. B., IV. 96, VI. 15. 19 seqq. 14 INDEX—A.

Bax, Fr. John, IV. 65, 111, VI. i Carette, Fr. Louis, IV. 99, V. 4, 144, VIII. 72. 170. Baxter, Fr. Richd., V. 60, VII. Carrell, Fr. (Bp.) Geo., V. 121, 94. 123, 190, VIII. 69, 71, X. Baxter, Fr. Roger, IV. 45. 125. Beadnall [or Breadnall], Fr. Carroll, Fr. (Abp.) John, II. 89, Jas, X. 21. III. 10, 87, V. 32, X. 90. 92. Beeston, Fr. Francis, II. 102, Carozzini, Fr. Vito, IV. 75. IV. 148. Castro, Fr. Louis de. X. 29. Bellwalder, Fr. Ignatius, IX. ' 'Cataldo, Fr. J. M., IX. 97,117, 39. -.. 121. Benausse, Fr. Fel.. V. 26. Cattani. Fr. J. B., IX. 39. Beschter, Fr. J. W., X. 105, Cazot. Fr. Jno. J., VIII. 19. 108. Cerfoument, Fr. Stanislaus, IX. Betagh, Fr. Thos., I. 189, IV. 37. 139, 149. Chambon. Fr. J. F., IX. 133. Blenkinsop, Fr. Peter, IV. 107, Chardon, Fr. John Bapt., V. V. 185. 162. Blettner, Fr. John, III. 208, V. \ Chastelaiu. Fr. Peter. VIII. 16. 64. Chazelle. Fr. Peter J., II. 110, Blox, Fr. John, II. 166, IV. 190, IV. 3, X. 250, 253. 30, 104, V. 121. Chignon, Fr. Anthony de, V. Boarman, Fr. John, X. 90, 92, 24. 93. Chonfi, Fr. P., I. 25,123, IV. 6, Boarman, Fr. Sylvester, II. 101, 14, V. 153, 156, VI. 187, IX. 37. 177, "X. 92. 95. VII. 92. Bolton, Fr. John, X. 90,92, 95. Chopin, Fr. Philip, HI, lj"6. Boone, " John, X. 92, 93.- ! Ciampi, Fr. Anthony, V. 180, Boudreaux, Fr. Isidore, I. 42, 185. V. 190. Clarke, Fr. Wm. F., III. 92, Boulanger, Fr. Ch, II. 202, III. IX. 41. 31 seqq., 145. Coghlan, Br. Thos., VI. 4. Brady. Fr. Robt. W., VI. 33. Colleton, Fr. Philip, I. 112. Breheuf, Fr. Jean de, VIII. 14, Colombel, Fr. Augustin, II. 17. 163, III. 161. Britt, Fr. Adam, X. 92, 101. Combs, Fr. Ignatius, III. 109, Brocard, Fr. Ignatius, IV. 33, X. 254. V. 174. j Congiato, Fr. Nich., IX. 97. Brock, Fr. John, vere Morgan, ' Converse, Fr. James M., I. 42. q. v. Copley [alias Fisher], Fr. Thos., Bruyn, Fr. iEgidius de, IV. 86. I. 8, IX. 74, 80, 94,159,168, Brzozowski, Fr. Thaddeus, IV. 171, 175. 127, X. 245,246. Coppens, Fr. Charles, I. 42. Busschotts, Fr. Jas., I. 53, III. Come, Br., II. 124. 47. Curley, Fr. Jas., III. 98, V. Byrne, Rev. Wm., II. 112, 117. 209. Callaghan. Fr. Richard, I. 188. Curvin [Krawkoffski], Fr. B., Carbery, Fr. Jos., IX. 177,178, V. 209 seqq. X. 55, 257. Dablon, Fr. Claude, VI. 162. INDEX—A. 15

D'Aste, Fr. J., IX. 97, 104. Du Poisson, Fr. Paul, IV. 152, Davost, Fr. Ambrose, VIII. 17. 158, V. 4, 14, 162 seqq. De Barth, Fr. Adolph Louis, Du Ranquet, Fr. Dominic, I. II. 105. [v.Walback.] 123, II. 202, IV. 5, V. 62, De Bheck, Fr. John, I. 56, V. VII. 93, IX. 17. 191. Du Ranquet, Fr. Henry, III. De Bruyn, Br. John, VI. 4. 174, 177. De Coen, Fr. F. X.. IV. 65. Durinck, Fr. J. B., VI. 10, 18, De Guyeune, Fr. Alexis, IV. 74. 95, V. 15. Dzierozynski, Fr. Francis, III. De Meyer, Br. Peter, III. 50, 26, V. Ill, 209, 212, VIII. VI. 176. 68, X. 59, 258, 259. De Neckere, Fr. Hippolyte, V. Early, Fr. John, III. 92. J 85. Edeiin, Fr. Leonard, X. 106. De Noue, Fr. Anne, III. 210. Elet, Fr. John Anthony, III. De Quen, Fr. John, VHI. 15, 50, V. 121. VI. 175 seqq., 17. VIII. 132, X. 121. De Smet, Fr. P. J., II. 159, III. Emig, Fr. J. B., IX. 42. 50, IV. 81, VI. 12,174, VII. Enders, Fr. Jos., V. 107, IX. 185, VIII. 135, IX. 95 seqq., j 38, 39, 41. 121. Envillar, Fr. Jos., I. 86. De Theux, Fr. Theodore, I. 54, ! Epinette, Fr. Peter, X. 92, 101. IV. 86, X. 253. I Evremond, Fr. Xavier [Haris- De Vernay, Fr. Julian, VI. 22. ^ sart], II." 113, X. 126. De Vos, Fr. E., VII. 59. i Eysvogels, Fr. A., IV. 48 seqq. De Vos, Fr. Peter, IV. 87, IX. ! Farmer, Fr. Ferd. vere Steiu- 97 seqq. i nieyer, q. v. Diderick, Fr. Bernard, IX. 3 I Fa-stre, Fr. J. M., VI. 55. seqq., 36, X. 93. [ Fenwick, Fr. (Bp.) Benedict, DieL, Fr. J., VI. 74, 82. III. 139, IV. 138, 143 seqq., Dietz, Fr. Roger, V. 107, 213. X. 106. Digges, Fr. Thos., VII. 140, X. Fenwick, Fr. Enoch, III. 2, 91, 93, 94. IV. 148, X. 106. Dompieri, Fr. Simon P., IX. Fenwick. Fr. Geo., V. 111. 39, 40. , FeVard, Fr. Martin, III. 208. Dougherty, Fr. Michael, IX. Figueroa, Fr. Antoine de, II. 38. j 171. Doutreleau, Fr. Stephen, IV. i Finotti, Fr. J. M., V. 180. 156, 159. V. 3, 161, 163. Fisher, Fr. Philip,' vere Thos. Driessen, Fr. John, VII. 185, Copley, q. v. VIII. 159. Foley, Br. Henry, X. 211. Driscoll, Fr. Chas., III. 78, V. Fouchfi, Fr. Francis, II. 113, 195. X. 126. Dubuissoii, Fr. Stephen L., II. Frambach, Fr. James, V. 32, 186, HI. 94, V. 107. IX. 36, X. 93. Duddy, Fr. Patrick, V. 185. Francis, Fr. , VIII. 14. Dujauiiais [Du Jaunay], Fr. Fulmer, Fr. Chas., V. 185. Peter, IV. 43, V. 164. ! Gafiney, Fr. John, V. 186. 16 INDEX—A.

Gage, Fr. Charles, III. 138. Hebert, Fr. Jos., V. 60, 153, Gailland, Fr. Maurice, IV. 52 156,229, VI. 187, X. 141. seqq., VI. 6. Helias, Fr. Ferd., I. 53, IX. 38. Gasparn, Fr. , IV. 75. Henry, " Johu, X. 92, 101. Gazzoli, Fr. Gregory, II. 58, Heude, " Peter, II. 163, HI. IX. 97. 161, VII. 57. Geisler, Fr. Luke, II. 18. X. Hill, Fr. Walter H., IV. 42, 79, 93. VI. 3, 73, X. 53, 121. Genelli, Fr. Christopher, V. i Hitzelberger, Fr. Alex., V. 82. 122. Hoecken, Fr. Adrian, VI. 5, Gervase, Br. Thomas, X. 221. I ~„ IX. 97 seqq. Gibault, V. Rev. Peter, VIII. Hoecken, Fr. Christian, IV. 48 134. seqq., VI. 8 seqq. Gilbert, Fr. — , VIII. 14. Hudon, Fr. Henry, II. 190. Giles, Fr. Vital, II. 114. Hunter, " Geo., V. 31, 32, X. Giorda, Fr. F. J., IX. 97 seqq., 4, 7, 24, 72. 117. Hus, Fr. J. B., II. 202, III. 32. Gockeln, Fr. F. W., III. 28. Imoda, Fr. Henry, IX. 97, 105. Grace, Fr. Wm.. V. 107. Jatfre, Fr. Johu, HI. 175. Graessel, Fr. (Bp.) Lawrence, Jamison, Fr. Alexis, IX. 41, 42. II. 102, III. 101. Jenkins, " Austio or [Augus- Grassi, Fr. Johu A., II. 183UIV. tin], VII. 77, X. 90, 92, 93. 13V), 148, VI. 180, X. 101, Jenkins, Fr. T. Meredith, V. ' 108, 113. - 180, 185. Grassi, Fr.. U., IX. 97, 103 Johnson, Mr. J. D., V. 122. seqq. Joset, Fr. Joseph, II. 58, IX. Gravener, Fr. John, vere Al­ 97. tham, q. v. • Jourdan, Fr. Jas., IV. 124,126. Greaton, Fr. Jos., II. 16, 86 Kanip, Fr. Herman, I. 56. seqq., V. z()2, 203, IX. 162. Kareu, " Francis, VI. 179. Grivel, Fr. Fidelis de, II. 115, Keller, " Jos. E., I. 54, VI. 81. V. 83. Kelly, Mr. Thos., IV. 147. Gruber, Fr. Gabriel, III. 90, Kemper, Fr. Herman, VIII. 6. IV. 115, 122, V. 32, X. 90 Kenney, Fr. Peter, III. 94, V. seqq. 109, 174, 184, VIII. 68, X. Hafeiy, Fr. B., VII. 61. 04, 124 seqq., 250, 251. Hanipaux, Fr. Joseph, IV. 6, ; Keruiou, Fr. Jos. G. H., X. 53. IX. 25. Kino, [eereKuhu], Fr.Eusebius, Harding, Fr. Robt., II. 16, 88, •X. 30, 158. IX. 55,162, X. 25, 26, 92. Knott, Fr. Edw., IX. 74,91, 92. Harkey,Fr.[Fr. Lawrence Star- Knowles, Fr. John, X. 221. key?], IX. 159. Koemstedt, Br. Jos., V. 60, 231. Harrison, Fr. Henry, HI. 138. Koliler, Fr. Aug., 1V. 7, IX. 25. Harvey, Fr. Riclfd., III. 98. Kohlniami, Fr. Anthony, III. Harvey, " Thos., III. 138. . . ; 139, IV. 122, V. 208, X. 92, Havermans, Fr. Peter, III. 109. 101, 103, 108, 114. Hayes, Br. Wm., V. 188. i INDEX—A. 17

Kohlmann, Fr. Paul, V. 208, Manners, Fr. Matthias, vere Sit- IX 38 tensperger^ q. v. Kroes, Fr. P. P., II. 166,V. 107. Manns, Fr. Peter, IX. 40, 41. Korsack, Fr. Norbert, IV. 117. Mansell, Fr. Thomas, X. 5. La Croix, Fr. Chas., VI. 141. Marshal, Fr. Francis, III. 176. Lallemant, " Chas., VIII. 14. Marquette, Fr. James, IV. 43, Lallemant, Fr. Gabriel, VIII. 79, VI. 159 seqq. 17. Marquez, Fr. Pedro, I. 81. Lallemant, Fr. Jerome, VIII. 16. Marshall, Mr. Adam, III. 140. Lalumiere, Fr. Stanislaus, I. Martin, Fr. Felix, I. 123, II. 56. 202, IV. 5. Lamarina, Fr. [J. B. de la Mo- Masse, Fr. Ennemond, VIII. 14. rinie?], IV. 43. Matthews, Fr. Ignatius, VII. Lancaster, Mr. Chas., V. 83. 138, IX. 3 seqq., X. 90, 93. Larkin, Fr. John, III. 135,179 McAtee, Fr. Francis, V. 185. seqq. McCarthy, Fr. Edward, III. Laufhuber, Fr. Geo., III. 176. 97,109, V. 107, 209. Lavadiere, Fr. Peter, II. 110. McElroy, Fr. John, III. 90, Ledore, Br. Philip, II. 124. 101, V. 35, 36, 100 seqq., 174 Le Franc, Fr. Marin Louis, seqq., VI. 31 seqq., 148, 155, IV. 43. X. 59, 255, 256. Legoiiais, Fr. Thomas, 11.114. McGirr, Br. Owen, IV. 30. Lejeune.Fr. Paul, VIII. 15,16. i McGuigan, Fr. John, IV. 36, Lekeu, Fr. M.. IX. 38. | 100. Le Predour, Fr. John J., V. McMullin, Fr. Augustin.IV. 31. 171. McSherry, Fr. William, I. 12, Le Roy, Fr. Maximilian, IV. V. Ill, 174, 184, 212, VIII. 98, V. 170. 68, X. 56, 123 seqq., 252, Lewis, Fr. John, II. 90, V. 32, 255. VII. 76, IX. 3 seqq., 165, Menard, Fr. Rene, VIII. 17. 176, X. 89 seqq. Menet, Fr. John B., I. 127, IV. Lilly, Fr. Thomas, V. 180. 6.' Logan, Fr. William, V. 107. Menetrey, Fr. Joseph, IX. 97, Loyzance, Fr. Joseph, I. 29. 98. Lucas, Fr. J. F. M., IV. 31, V. Mengarini, Fr. Gabriel, IX. 97 83 seqq. Luiset, Fr. Paul, I. 123. Mesa, Fr. Prudencio de, II. 170. Lustyg, Fr. A., IV. 117, 121 Messea, Fr. Charles, X. 166. seqq. Messeele, " Augustus, V. 122. Lynch, Fr. John, IV. 33. Meurer, Fr. John B., V. 213. Maguire [or McGuire],Fr. , Meurin, Fr. (Bp.) L., VII. 59. II. 114, 118, X. 252. "'Meurin, Fr. Sebast. Lud., I. Maldonado, Fr. Charles, III. 44, IV. 85, 95, V. 172, VI. 35, 172. 26, 174. Maleve, Fr. Francis, X. 92,101. Miege, Fr. (Bp.) John B., I. Malou, Fr. Peter, X. 93. 112, IV. 51, VI. 11, 15. <') The initials L. S. are more frequently found, but this form is taken from a fac-simile of Fr. Meurin's autograph—p. 579, Shea's " in Colonial Days," 18 INDEX A.

Molyneux, Fr. Robert, II. 92, | Pavarelli, Fr. J., III. 176. 97, 101, V. 32, VII. 73, 83, ! Peeters, Fr. J. F., V. 107. IX. 11, X. 90, 92, 95, 101. I Pellentz, Fr. Jas, V. 32, X. Moore, Fr. James, V. 107, IX. | gjj 255 39. Perret, Fr. [Fr. Ferd. Poultou ?] Morgan [alias Brock],Fr. John, IX. 159. I. 7, 8, IX. 74, 80. . Petit, Fr. Louis, II. 110, III. Morillo, Fr. A., IX. 117. 136, X 253. Morinie, Fr. John B. de la, VI. [ Pfister, Fr. A., II. 161, X. 88. 20, 26. | Piccolo, Fr. Francis, X. 37. Morris, Fr. Peter, X. 90, 93. |-Pignatelli, Fr. Jos., IV. 117. Mosely, Fr. Joseph, X. 93. Pile, Fr. Henry, X. 92. 95, 113. Mudd, Fr. Aloysius, X. 249, Placidis, Fr. Juan de, X. 32. 252 254 Plowden, Fr. Chas., III. 87,VII. Mulledy, Fr. Samuel, IV. 31, 141, VIII. 3, 6, 9, IX. 7,14, IX. 180. X. 92 to 105, 247, 248. Mulledy, Fr. Thomas F., III. Point, Fr. Nich., 1.127, II. 124, 100, V: 111, 185, 204, IX. IV. 6, V. 19 seqq, IX. 97, 180. 101. Murphy, Fr. William, II. 124, Point, Fr. P, II. 202. 190. Polk, Fr. Jos, V. 213. Nachon, Fr. Francis, V. 24. Ponziglione,Fr. Paul M, I. Ill, Nadeau, Fr. Paul, V. 60,"232, II. 149,111,126, IV. 64,110, VII. 92. 160, V. 54, 144, 223, VI. 11, Neale, Fr. Benedict, X. 93. 100, 141, 187, VII. 99, 181, Neale, Fr. Chas., II. 101, VIII. VIII. 80, 158, IX. 118, 213, 67, X. 92, 95, 101, 107. X. 133, 286. Neale, Fr. Francis, IV. 138. V. | Power, Fr. Jas, V. 107. ~ " 203, IX. 177.X. 92,101, 247, i Prachenski, Fr. Jos, I. 57, II. 256 259 70. Neale,' Fr. Henry, II. 24, 87 Quinlan, Br. Edmund, III. 109. seqq. Raguenan, Fr. Paul, VIII. 16. Neale, Fr. (Bp.) Leonard, II. Rantzau, Fr. Maximilian de, 102 seqq., III. 88, X. 90,92. X. 101. Nerinckx, Fr. Chas., VIII. 66. Rappagliosi, Fr. Philip, IX. Nihell, Fr. Edw., VIII. 4. 102. Oakley, Fr. Maurice, V. 191. Razzini, Fr. J, IX. 117, X. 172 O'Connor, Fr. (Bp.) Michael, seqq. V. 92. Redmond. Mr. James, III. 140. O'Donnell, Br. Thos., V. 146. Reguier, Fr. Aug, II. 190. O'Kane, Fr. Denis, IV. 39, V. Reiselmau, Br. Henry, III. 50. 185. Rey, Fr. Anthony, IV. 30,104. Onorati, Fr. Anthony, X. 177. Rigby, Fr. Roger, I. 8. Pacciarini, Fr. Basil, IV. 100. Ritter, Fr. J. Bapt. de, V. 206, Paillasson, Fr. Victor, IV. 86. 1 X 90 93 Palladino, Fr. L. B., IX. 95. I Roels, Fr. Ben], X. 90. Paresce, Fr. Augelo, V. 174. 1 Roels, " Louis, X. 93. INDEX—A. 19

Rondini, Fr.- 1.56. Smedts. Fr. John B, III. 50, Rubillon, " Ambrose, I. 122, IV. 80, VI. 175 seqq. III. 32. Smith, Fr. John, V. 185. Rush, Mr. Hugh, IV. 38. Soderini, Fr. Tiberius, IV. 50. Ryan, Fr. John, III. 172. Soprani's, Fr. Felix, II. 65, V. Ryder, " James, II. 21, III. 198. 95,1V. 34, 102, V. 107, 179, Souel, Fr. John, V. 4, 14, 163. 184, 212. : Sourin, Fr. Edw. J, III. 5, Sacchi, Fr. P. A, V. 183. 109, IV. 100, V. 185. Salleneuve, Fr. John B..VI. 20, Spencer, Fr. John [vere Char- 26. , nock], X. 108. Salvatierra, Fr. J. M, X. 158. j Spink, Fr. Jas, X. 106. Santos, Fr. Ignacio.VI. 85 seqq. I Steinbacher, Fr. Nich, V. 107, Sanvitores, Fr. Diego L. de, II. | 210, 213, IX. 38. 170. Steinmeyer, Fr. Ferd. [alias Schleuter, Fr. J. P. M, V. 213. Farmer], II. 20, 89 seqq. III. Schneider, Fr. Geo, II. 198 j 87,101, V. 203. VII. 73,140, seqq. IX. 55, X. 26, 93. Schneider, Fr. Theo, II. 16, 88, ! Stone,Fr. Marmaduke, IV. 143, V. 203, IX. 55, 163. i VII. 79, X. 96 seqq. Schoenmakers, Fr. John, I. 120, Stonestreet, Fr. Chas. H, V. IV. 65,111,160, V. 146, 223, 180, 185. VI. 4, 74,100,143, VIII. 72, : Strickland, Fr. Wm, IV. 116, IX. 213,216. 122 seqq, 142 seqq, VII. 78, Schultz, Fr. John, V. 191, 197, , VIII. 4, X. 92 to 105. VI. 74. , Sweere, Fr. Adrian, VI. 100. Scott, Fr. Edw, IV. 143. Talbot, Fr. Thos, VIII. 4. Secchi, Fr. Angelo, III. 80,160. Tartarin, Fr. Rene\ IV. 96. Seckinger, Fr. Joseph, II. 164, Tellier, Fr. Remigius, II. 202. VII. 57. Thebaud, Fr. A, III. 34. Seghers, (Abp.) C, IX. 104. Timmermans, Fr. Peter, III. Segura, Fr. John Bapt. de, I. 47, 126, IV. 80, VIII. 66. 6, note. Tournely, Fr. Xavier, X. 245, Semmes, Fr. Jos, X. 108. 246. Senat, Fr. Anthony, V. 163. Tuffer, Fr. Michael, IV. 42, Sewall, Fr. Chas, II. 101, IX. 101, V. 107,185, 213, IX. 38. 37, X. 92, 95, 247, 248. Van Assche, Fr. Jodocus, I. 40, Sewall, Fr. Nich, III. 87, IV. 52, III. 48, IV. 87, VI. 172 135. seqq, VIII. 135. Sheehan, Br. John, VI. 4. Van der Hagan, Fr. Wm., VII. Sherlock, Fr. James, I. 26. 185, VIII. 159. Simpson, " Anthony A, X. Van de Velde, Fr. (Bp.) Jas. 246. O, IV. 85, VI. 175 seqq. Sittensperger [alias Manners], Van Goch, Fr. J. C, VII. 185. Fr. Matthias, IX. 36, 55, X. Van Gorp, Fr. Leopold, IX. 26. 103. Smarius, Fr. C, II. 208, VIII. Van Lommel, Fr. John, VIII. 70. 68, X. 54. 20 INDEX—A.

Van Quickenborne, Fr. Chas, Wallace, Mr. James, III. 140, I. 54, III. 47, 50. 126, IV. X. 106. 48 seqq, 65, 80, V. 104, VI. Walsh, Fr. P. W, V. 107. 141, 176, VIII. 67,135. Walton, Fr. Jas, V. 33, 34, Van Sweevelt, Mr. Jodocus, VII. 77, 139, IX. 3 seqq., VIII. 68, X. 54. 177, X. 90 seqq. Vanzina, Fr. L, IX. 103. Wapeler, Fr. Wm, II. 88/VIIL Varin, Fr. F, X. 245, 246. 7, IX. 163. Vary, Fr. Chas, V. 60 seqq. Ward, Fr. James, IV. 101. Vasseur, Fr. Adolph, I. 28. ' Ward, Fr. Patk, VI. 82. Vercruysse, Fr. L, IX. 97. LWatrin, Fr. P. F, IV. 96, V. Verdin, Fr. John, V. 191. "171. Verhaegen, Fr. P. J, III. 50, Weninger, Fr. F. X, III. 78, IV. 85. V. Ill, VI. 175 seqq, VI. 54, 61,—His letters—[v. VIII. 135. California.] Verheyden, Fr. Peter, IV. 50. j Wharton, Rev. Chas. H, VII. Verreydt, Fr. Felix Livinus, I. 143, X. 251, 256. 52, III. 50, IV. 48, 65, 80, White, Fr. Andrew, IX. 74, 80, VI. 9, 175 seqq, VIII. 137. 158, 168. Vespr6, Fr. Francis, IV. 30, White, Mr. M, III. 140, X. 104. 106. Vidal, Fr. Jose, II. 170. Wiget, Fr. B. F, VI. 33, 46, Villiger, Fr. Burchard, IV: 33, 117, 118. IX. 39. Williams, Fr. John, V. 32, 35. Villiger, Fr. Geo, V. 107, 180, Wouters, Fr. Charles, X. 105, 185, 213, VII. 4. 108. Vimont,Fr.Bartholomew,VIII. Young, Fr. Aloysius, V. 107". 16. Zappa, Fr. , X. 32. ~* -" Virot, Fr. Claude F, V. 164. Zealand, Fr. Jos. G, I. 54. Vitry, Fr. Peter de, V. 168. Zeballos, Fr. Francis, V. 170. Walback, Fr. A. Louis de Barth Zelis, Fr. Raphael de, I. 81. [v. De Barth].

III. General

ALEXANDRIA, VA.

St. Mary's Church—Mission by Fr. Hector Glackmeyer, II. 166.

BIBLIOGRAPHY. A new treatise on the use of the globes, and practical astronomy, by Jas. Wallace, member of the N. Y. Literary Institution [Schol. S. J.] N. Y. 1812, III. 142. INDEX—A. 21

Announced publication of letters of St. Ignatius — Madrid, III. 134. Books published by Ours in Cincinnati, VI. 54, 55. Dictionary and grammar of Pottawattomy languages, by Fr. Maurice Gailland, VII. 17. Cursus Literaturce Sinicse NeoMissionariis Accommodatus, a P. Zottoli, China—6 Vols, VII. 55, X. 87. French-Chinese dictionary in Shanghai dialect by Fr. Rabouin, China (lithograph), VII. 55. Cases of Conscience—2nd edition, Fr. Sica, China, VII. 55. Meteorological and magnetical observations, Fr. Dechevrens, China, VII. 55. Suppression of the Society in the Portuguese dominions, by Fr. . A. Weld, VII, 83. New Arabic translation of the Bible, published by our fathers in Beyrout, VII. 192. An address to the Roman Catholics of the of America, by a Catholic clergyman, (Abp. Carroll's answer to Wharton) published at Annapolis—1784, IX. 11. Dictionary and for Piscataways, by Fr. Andrew White, 1639, IX. 74. Catechism for Patuxents, composed by Fr. Roger. Rigby—1641, IX. 77. Indian-English dictionary of the Kalispel language, St. Ignatius' Mission, Montana Territory, IX. 101. Grammar of Kalispel language by Fr. G. Mengariui, Smithso­ nian Institute, Washington, D. C, IX. 101. Narratives from Scripture in Kalispel, St. Ignatius' Mission, Mon­ tana Ty, IX; 101. Woodstock Publications (noticed on cover of LETTERS). Sacrosancti et oecumenici concilii vaticani dogmaticse constitu- tiones—1872. Historical inquiry into the tradition that to die in the Society is a certain pledge of salvation,— From the French of Fr. Jas. Terrien, S. J, 1874. English translation of the Seven Bulls (abridged) to be read to the novices of the Society, with the "General Examen to be proposed to all who wish to join the Society," and an "ex­ planation of the instruction for giving an account of con­ science" —1875. 22 INDEX—A.

Instructions for the novices of the province of Maryland — 1875. Disquisitio critico-biblica de tempore sepulturce Christi, a Fran­ cisco de Hieronymo Jovino, S. J.—Latine et Anglice—1875. Excerptaex Formula Congregationis Provincialis (ad usum pa- trum congregatorum). Praxis Congregationis Provincialis (ad usum solius Provincia­ lis in Congregatione Provinciali). Elenchi Rectoris et Ministri (\n one cover). Elenchus Ministri (separate). De Deo Creante — Pralectiones scholastico dogmatical quas habebat P. Camillus Mazzella (1878), I. vol. 8vo. pagg. 972. De Gratia Christi—Prselectiones scholastieo-dogmatica quas habebat P. Camillus Mazzella (1878), pagg. 843. De Re Sacramentaria — Pra^lectiones scholastico-dogmaticse quas habebat P. .^Emilius De Augustinis—Vol. I. 8vo. pagg. 804—1878; Vol. II. 8vo. pagg. 780—1879. Meditationes et Instructiones Compendiosre pro SS. Missionibus a R. P. Roothaan. 8vo. pagg. 168—1879. Exequiarum ordo pro patribus et fratribus Soc. Jesu, 16mo. pagg. 64—1879 (Psalms and antiphons given in full.) Exercitia Spiritualia (—in separate sheets). Reprint of Editio Posoniensis, 1862, attributed to Fr. Jacobs —T876. Sti. Thomas Aquinatis Logicie Summa et de Fallaciis — 1880. Opusculum, continens doctrinam St. Thomoe :— De cognitione quam de Deo habemus; De causa Pluralitatis et Individuationis ; De Libero Arbitrio—1880.

BOSTON, MASS.

Miraculous cure effected by Lourdes water, at Boston, Mass. I. 68. The young men's Catholic Assoc, of , V. 37. Consecration of the church of the Immaculate Conception—L/ist of clergymen present, VI. 148. Residence of St. Mary's Boston [v. Historical Papers], VI. 31. Marcella-street House — Letter from Boston College, VII. 53. Reception to Abp. of Boston by the Y. M. C. A. of Boston Col­ lege, VII. 63. Sketch of St. Mary's Church, Boston, X. 263. INDEX—A. 23

CALIFORNIA. Fr. Weninger, on the Pacific Coast: — First letter—Account of journey from Cincinnati to San Fran­ cisco, I. 181. Second letter—Work among German Catholics in San Fran­ cisco, II. 31. Third letter—Chinamen in America, II. 142. Fourth letter—Labors in Portland, Oregon, II. 218. Fifth letter—Missions in California and Oregon. III. 112. Sixth letter—Missions in AVash. Ty. and Oregon, III. 200. Extraordinary cure of a novice — Letter from Santa Clara, VIII. 41. Laying of corner-stone of St. Ignatius' Church, San Francisco, VIII. 46. Dedication of St. Ignatius' Church, San Francisco, IX. 181. The first church built in California— Sketch of Fr. Salvatierra, apostle of California [v. Biographical Sketches], X. 28.

CANADA. St. Mary's College, Montreal — Letter from Mr. Drumraond, I. 28. Old college at Quebec—[v. Historical Papers], VIII. 13. Indian Missions in Canada [v. Indian Missions.] New York and Canada Mission [v. Historical Papers.]

COLORADO. Conejos—Festival of our Lady of Guadalupe (Revista Catlolica), X. 185. Residence at Denver, VIII. 124. School opened in Pueblo—Letter from A. M, VII. 44.

EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN LETTERS. Africa—Fr. Depelchin, rector of Bombay, appointed to accom­ pany Belgian expedition to Central Africa, VII. 62. Mission in Central Africa, VIII. 60. Algiers—College of Algiers closed, X. 88. Asia Minor—Our fathers in Beyrout and Aleppo, VII. 192. Australia—Jesuits invited to diocese of Sydney, VII. 62/ Austria—Letter from Tarnopol, VIII. 122. 24 INDEX—A.

Belgium—Statue to Fr. P. J. De Smet at Termonde, VII. 62. Provincial of appointed Abp. of Calcutta, ibid. Festivities at unveiling of Fr. De Smet's statue, VIII. 60. Effect of educational agitation, IX. 68. China—Nankin Mission—Fr. A. Pfister to Fr. Valente, II. 161.; work of FF. Pouplard, Royer, Couvreur, Ravary and Seckinger, ibid. 162 seqq. Our fathers on the Chinese mission, III. 161.; Fr. Colombel's observatory, Fr. Heude's explorations, ibid. Labors of our fathers — Extr. from a letter from Zi-ka-wei, VIL 55. Publications by our fathers, ibid. [v. Bibliogra­ phy.] Table of 'Ministeria Spiritualia' for 1876—77, VII. 56; New missions opened at Vouhou by Fr. Seckinger, and at Tsiugho by Fr. Gandar, ibid. 57. Shaughai—Requiem for Pius IX, VII. 125. Zo se—Pilgrimage to our Lady of Help—Votive sanctuary at Nin-ko-fou, VIII. 62; Fr. John Duarte's Chinese book of retreats, etc, ibid. 63. 'Ministeria Spiritualia' of Kiaug-nan for '77-78, VIII. 123. Present state of religion—Consecration of a bishop, IX. 69. Chinese newspaper published by our fathers at Shanghai ; Fr. Dechevrens appointed director of raeteorol. observatory, ibid. 71. Mission of Nankin—'Ministeria Spiritualia' for '78-79, IX. 71. Notes from mission of Nankin, X. 87. Cuba—Santi Spiritus — Consecration of a church in Cuba, VIL 117. —Ministeria Spiritualia PP. Prov. Anglise—1877, VIII. 65. —Extracts from a letter of Fr. Peultier, from Laval—Fr. Olivaint and his companions—, I. 203. Province of Lyons—Foundation of new stations in Africa, III. 161. Transfer of the relics of St. Johu Francis Regis to their new shrine—Extract from Laval Letters, III. 223. Our Colleges—Polytechnic examinations, VII. 63. The Martyrs of Paris—Extraordinary favors, VII. 131. TransYer of relics of Fr. De la Colombiere, VIL 193. INDEX—A. 25

Chair of theology in Catholic given to one of our fathers, VIII. 63. Opposition to the 'Ferry Bill'—M. Chesnelong's address, VIII. 124; Petition by fathers of our students at Lille, ibid. 125. Effect of the 'Ferry Bill' — Increase of students — Successful candidates for polytechnic examinations, etc, IX. 68. Dispersion of the College of Laval — Letter from Fr. Saute Schiffini, X. 5. Notes about dispersion from Laval, X. 87. Germany—Jesuits exiled from Germany, III. 161. Notes from German Province, VII. 64. Havana—Foundation of the Royal College of Belen, 1.163; The remains of nine Jesuits in old basilica, 169. Apostolic labors —Letter of Fr. Juan Hidalgo to Fr. Portes; From the "Cartas de Poyanne," July, 1876, VI. 84. India—Items from Negapatam, I. 141. Negapatam—Visit of the governor of Madras to St. Joseph's College, III. 162 Bombay—Visit of governor of Bombay to our college, VII. 58. Calcutta—Visit of Lord Lytton to the college of Calcutta (Bel­ gian Province), in December, 1877, VII. 64. Madura—Ltbors of Ours in the mission of Madura, VII. 129. Mangalore — Mission of Mangalore given to Prov. of Venice, VIL 193, VIII. 57. Our College in Bombay— Body of St. Francis Xavier exposed for veneration, December, 1878, VIII. 58. Fr. Pagani appointed pro-vicar apostolic of the new mission of Mangalore, VIII. 64. Notes from new mission of Mangalore—Extracts from Fr. Pa- gani's pastoral, VIII. 117. Italy—Notes from provinces of and Venice, VII. 65. Japan—Return of exiles, etc. III. 162. Madagascar—Labors of our fathers, III. 161. Mindanao—Missions of Mindanao entrusted to our fathers; Fr. Bertram, supr. III. 162. New Zealand—Mission of New Zealand given to the Irish Pro­ vince, VIII. 64. Philippine Islands — Fr. Lluck appointed Supr. Genl.; College of Manilla, III. 162. Porto Rico—Establishment of our fathers, VII. 65. 26 * INDEX A.

Rome — Last days at the Gesu—Extr. from a letter to Rev. Fr. Provincial, III. 79. Seizure of our houses. III. 160. —Recovery of property—New colleges in Aragon, Castile, etc.—Work of missionary bands, VII. 66. Visit of the Cardinal of Saragossa to the in Verneh, VII. 193. New novitiate at Murcia, province of Castile, VIII. 59. Souvenirs of the old Society in Barcelona, VIII. 63. Missions at Barcelona by fathers of the provinces of Aragon and Castile, VIII. 127. Reception of French exiles, X. 87. Switzerland——Pilgrimage to tomb of Bl. Peter Canis­ ius, VIII. 64. Zambesi Mission — Detached from province of Englaud, X. 88.

GEORGETOWN, D. C. (v. Historical Papers). Georgetown College in 1872 (Descriptive), I. 156. Devotion to Sr. Joseph at Georgetown College—Erection of stat­ ue — The St. Joseph's Lamp Society — The 'Ralston' slab — Letter from a student, III. 150. Documents relating to foundation of Georgetown College, V-I'II. 3. Description of new building—from College Journal, VIII. 52. Georgetown College in 1832, X. 253.

GUATEMALA. Expulsion of Jesuits from Guatemala—Letter from Fr. Vincent Garcia to Fr. Ignatius Santos, I. 63.

INDIAN MISSIONS. Arizona—San Xavier de Bac, X. 157. Sketch of the mission, ibid. 157 seqq. Description of mission church, ibid. 168. Canada Missions:— Letter from Fr. D. Du Ranquet to Fr. John Bapst, I. 25. Labors of Fr. J. U. Hanipaux [v. Biog. Sketches], I. 122. Lake Huron — Letter of Fr. Paul Nadeau from Manitouliue Island, III. 208. INDEX—A. 27

Indian missions of N. York and Canada Mission [v. Historical Papers], IV. 3. Lake — Letters of E. R, Fort William, V. 59; Fr. P. ChonS, Manitouline Island. V. 148 ; Fr. P. Nadeau to Fr. Th. Cbaraux, V. 153; Fr. P. Chone, Manitouline Island, V. 229 ; Fr. P. Nadeau, Manitouline Is, VI. 187; Fr. Joseph Hebert, Fort William, VII. 92 ; Fr. Jos. Hubert to Fr. Jas. Perron, IX. 15; Mr. Jos. Specht, IX. 28; Fr. Jos. Hubert, Fort William, IX. 124; Fr. Jos. Specht, Red Rock, X. 140; Fr. Jos. Hubert, Riviere du Pic, X. 148. Mich, Sault Ste. Marie, Letter from Fr. R. Chartier, X. 204. Coeur d'Alene Indians —Obsequies of Pope Pius IX, VII. 158. Dakota Territory — Letter of Fr. Francis X. Kuppens, from Grand River, I. 106. Idaho Territory— Letter from Fr. J. M. Cataldo to Fr. Peter J. De Smet, II. 57. Kansas—Osage mission—Letters from Fr. P. M. Ponziglione, I. Ill, II. 149, III. 126, IV. 64, 110, 160, V. 54, 144, 223, VI. 100, 141, 187, VII. 99, 184, VIII. 80, 158, IX. 118, 213, X. 133, 286.—New Catholic missions, II. 149 ; Sketch of Br. John de Bruyn, IV. 110; Obituary of Fr. Philip Colleton, VI. 104; Origin of the Osages, VI. 146; Obituary of Br. Thos. O'Don­ nell, VII. 184; Obituary of Fr. Jas. Christian Van Goch, VIII. 83; Obituary of Br. John Sheehan, IX. 213; Obituary of Mr. Thos. Maguer, X. 137. Montana Territory — St. Mary's — Letters from Fr. J. D'Aste, VII. 179, VIII. 87. The Catholic Church in Montana [v. Hist. Papers], IX. 95. Letter from Fr. P. P. Prando, X. 144. The Crow Indians—Letter from Fr. Barcelo, X. 137. Letter from Fr. Luigi M. Folchi, X. 140. Natchez Indians in 1730 — Letters from Fr. Petit, HI. 163, IV. 21, 150, V. 3. Nez Percys Indians—Sketch, IX. 43, 109, 191, X. 71, 198. Pottawattomy Indians — [v. Hist. Papers], IV. 42, VI. 3, 73. Washington Territory:— A Visit to the Kootenais—Letter from Fr. U. Grassi, II, 157. The Sinpesquensi— " " " " " III. 68. Relations of medicine-men with the evil spirit—Letter from Fr, U. Grassi, III. 213. 28 INDEX—A.

Fort Colville—Letter from Fr. P. G. Guidi to Fr. A. Romano, IV. 178. Extract from a letter of Fr. P. G. Guidi, V. 65. Fort Colville —Letter from Fr. U. Grassi, VII. 174. " '* A. Diomedi, VIII. 32. Extract from a letter of Fr. F. Giorda, IX. 27.

MARYLAND. Maryland Mission — Application's for Maryland Mission—1640 [v. Historical Papers], IX. 73. Papers relating to the early history of the Maryland Mission [v. Historical Papers], IX. 157. Province of Maryland established, X. 252. Missionaries who died in Maryland between 1779 and 1806, X. 92. Baltimore—Sketch of the earliest ministrations of the Society in Baltimore, III. 52, 83. Sketch of Fr. John Ashton ibid, 57 [v. Biographical Sketches]. Prison work—Fr. Edward J. Sourin, IX. 221. Sesqui-Centennial celebration at Loyola College, X. 68. Bohemia, Cecil Co.—Jesuit school in 1746, VII. 4. Charles Co.—The missions in Charles Co. Md. —Letter from'Fr. B. F. Wiget, V. 142. Port Tobacco—Execution of two murderers at Port Tobacco— A communication from Fr. McAtee, VI. 112. St. Thomas' Manor in 1832, X. 247. Elysville—Dedication of church of St. Stanislaus, IX. 50. Frederick—History of St. John's church and residence [v. His­ torical Papers], V. 29, 99,174. The missions of Frederick Co, VII. 87. Frederick in 1832, X. 255. Harrisonville—New Catholic Church, X. 69. St. Inigo's—First vacation of Woodstock scholastics, VI. 94. Early history etc. [v. Historical Papers], IX. 176. St. Inigo's Manor in 1835, X. 258. Residence—Early pastors—Robbery in 1814, IX. 176, 177.. St Mary's—Celebration at old St. Mary's City in 1845, IX. 178. White Marsh—Brief sketch, III. 56. Sketch of early ministrations of the Society, III. 66. White Marsh Manor in 1832, X. 248. INDEX—A. 29

Woodstock — A favor of our Lady of Lourdes to a coadjutor brother, I. 191. Woodstock, Its surroundings and associations—(Maps), II. 41. Celebration of the feast of the Sacred Heart (1873); Consecra- • tion of the college; Blessing of statue of Sacred Heart; Rev. Fr. Provincial's exhortation, II. 231. Sixth centennial feast of St. Thomas — Celebration at Wood­ stock, III. 154. The ceiling of library, VI. 130. Visit of Dr. Conroy, Apostolic Delegate to Canada, VIL 66. Fr. Mazzella's departure from Woodstock College, VIII. 42. Brief addressed to FF. Mazzella and De Augustinis, VIII. 44. Woodstock publications [v. Bibliography].

MEXICO. Condition of the province of Mexico at time of expulsion (1767), I. 80. List of houses and superiors and number of subjects, ibid. 82. Mexico City— Miraculous picture of St. Francis Xavier in the chapel of the college of St. Ildefonso, II. 169. Expulsion of the Jesuits—Letter of Fr. F. P. Garesche from Seguin, Texas, VIII. 137.

MISSIONARY LABORS. Alabama— Mobile ()—Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 27. California— (v. "Fr. Weninger etc.," under "California"). San Francisco—Fathers of Maryland Province, X. 185. Colorado—Denver, Golden, Georgetown, Central City, Boulder, Pueblo, Smith's Settlement, Cheyenne — Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 32. Denver—Fathers of Maryland Province, X. 185. Connecticut—Hartford (St. Patk's)—FF. of Mo. Prov., VII. 166. . New Haven (St. John's)—FF. of Md. N. Y. Province, X. 260. Westport—Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, X. 269. Fairfield, " " " " " " X. 270. Delaware—Wilmington (St. James)—FF. of Md. Prov, II. 147. Wilmington (Cathedral, St. Paul's, St. Joseph's)— Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 219. Near Wilmington (St. Joseph's)—FF. of Md. Prov, V. 219. District of Columbia—Georgetown (Trinity Church)—Fathers of Maryland Province, IV, 176, VII. 170. 30 INDEX—A.

Washington (St. Aloysius), Fathers of Md. N. Y. Prov, X. 82. Florida — Pensacola (St. Michael's) ; Warrington (St. John's), Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 28. Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Fernandina, Mandarin, Key West, Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 145 seqq. Illinois—Chicago (All Saints)—Fathers of Mo. Province,VII. 24. Chicago (St. John's), . . . " " " " " 28. " (Annunciation), . . " " " " " 30. Morris, ."•<' " " " " 31. East St. Louis and Bunker Hill" " " " " 35. Rochelle, .. « 36 Chicago (Nativity), ...'.' " " 166. Waukeegan, " " " " "169. Hyde Park and Chicago (Sacred Heart), Fathers of Missouri Province, VIII. 167. Galesburg—Fathers of Missouri Province, VIII. 169. Chicago (Holy Name), FF. of Mo. Prov, VIII. 170, IX. 156. Iowa—Davenport—Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 34. Burlington— " " " " " 169. Kansas—Osage Mission and Parson's Sta. (St. Patrick s)—Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 29. Osage Mission—Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 161. „-" St. Mary's— " " " " VIII. 166. Leavenworth (Cathedral), Topeka, Lawrence—Fathers of Mis­ souri Province, VIII. 167. Osage Mission (St. Hieronymo's), FF. of Mo. Prov, VIII. 172. Kentucky — Hardensburg, Cloverport, Breckinridge Co, Litch­ field—Fathers of Missouri Province, YLL 162. Hardin Co., Big Clifty, Bear Creek, Nolin, Sunfish, Marion Co, Mauton, Muldrough's Hill, Owensboro, Howesville — Fathers of Missouri Province, VIII. 74. Louisiana — New Orleans (St. Patrick's), Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 26. Maine—Rockland and Thomaston—FF. of Md. Prov, VII. 172. Maryland — Frederick (St. John's), Fathers of novitiate, 1. 132. Carroll Manor, Rockville, Tenallytown, Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 49. Baltimore (St. Ignatius'), FF. of Md. Prov, VI. 120, VIII. 148, " (St. Vincent's and St. Fr. Xavier's) — Fathers of Maryland Province, VII. 108. INDEX A. 31

St. Mary's Co. (St. George's, St. Nicholas', etc.) — Scholastic priests from Woodstock, VIII. 19. Carroll Co.—Leonardtown, Sykesville—Scholastic priests from Woodstock, VIII. 23. Baltimore (St. Joseph's)—Fathers of Md. Province, VIII. 92. Whitemarsh— ....""" " " 93. Baltimore (St. Patrick's)— " ' " 150. (St, Vincent's)—FF. of Md. N. Y. Prov, X. 183. Massachusetts — Worcester (St. Paul's)—Fathers of novitiate, Frederick, I. 135. Arlington, Lexington, Boston—-FF. of Md. Province, IV. 171. Leominister, So. Lawrence, Andover, Boston (St. Mary's), Southington, Brighton, Boston (St. Joseph's), Canton —Fa­ thers of Maryland Province, V. 48. Worcester (St. Paul's), Boston (Immac. Concep.)—Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 52. Ware, Cambridge, So. Boston (SS. Peter and Paul) — Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 214. Chicopee, New Bedford, Abington, Cambridge, Turner's Falls, Brighton—Fathers of Maryland Province, VI. 106. Boston (St. Francis de Sales)—Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 26. Lynn " " " " "29. Cambridgeport (St. Mary's) — FF. of Md. Province, " 36. So. Lawrence (St. Mary's) and N. Andover—Fathers of Mary­ land Province, VII. 39. Clinton, Boston (St. Mary's)—FF. of Md. Province, VII. 107. Cambridgeport (St. Mary's)—FF. of Missouri Prov, " 167. Hyde Park—Fathers of Maryland Prov, VII. 172, VIII. 146. Charlestown (St. Mary's), Boston (Imm. Cone), Wakefield — Fathers of Maryland Province, VIII. 147. So Adams—Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 53. So. Boston (SS. Peter and Paul)— Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 226. East Boston (Assumption)— FF. of Md. N. Y. Prov,X. 78. Boston (St. Mary's)— " " " " " " X. 263. Michigan— Ludington [Marquette]—FF. of Mo. Prov, VI. 171. Jasco Co.— " " " VII. 30. Detroit (Our Lady of Help) — " " " " 32. Alpena, " " " " 162. East Saginaw (St. Joseph's), Saginaw City, and Wenona— Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 169. 32 INDEX—A.

Lake Huron Shore—Fathers of Missouri Province, VIII. 172. Missouri—Edina (St. Joseph's)—Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 23. St. Mary's Landing, ... " «««'«« « 31. Florissant (St. Ferdinand's), " " " " " 170. St. Louis (Annunciation), St. Jos. (Cathedral), Bridgetou— Fathers of Missouri Province, VIII. 168. Nebraska— Omaha (Cathedral)—FF. of Mo. Province, VII. 32. New Brunswick—St. John's.Frederickton.St. Stephen's—Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 48. Woodstock—Fathers of Maryland Province, VII. 172. St. Andrew's, St. George's, Rolling Dam — Fathers of Mary­ land Province, VIII. 151. New Hampshire—Portsmouth—FF. of Md. Province, VI. 106. Manchester—FF. of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 228. New Jersey—Gloucester—FF. of the novitiate, Fredk, IV. 177. Jersey City (St. Joseph's)—Fathers of Missouri Prov, VII. 165. Hoboken— " " " " VIII. 167. Jersey City (St. Peter's), and Newark (St. James' and St. Thomas')—Fathers of Missouri Proviuce, VIII. 171. Jersey City (St. Peter's)—FF. of Md. New York Prov, X. 179. " " (St. Bridget's)— Fathers of Maryland New York Province, IX. 155, X. 269. Morrisville, Asbury Park — FF. of Md. N. Y. Prov, X J273. New York — Brooklyn (St. V. de Paul's, Sacred Heart, Star "of the Sea)—Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 24. Rockaway, L. I. (St. Mary's)— Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 25. N. Y. City (St. Teresa's)— FF. of Mo. Prov, VII. 26,33,166. Troy (St. Mary's)—Fathers of Missouri Prov, VII. 34. Yonkers (Immac. Concep.)— Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 161. N. Y. City (St. Gabriel's, St. John's) — Fathers of Missouri Proviuce, VII. 163. Brooklyn (St. John's, St. Teresa's)—FF. of Mo. Prov,VII. 163. " (Transfiguration) " " " " " 166. Sing Sing (Parish and Prison)— " " " " " 167. Brooklyn (St. Patrick's St. Joseph's)—Fathers of Maryland Province. VIII. 90. N. Y. City (Cathedral)—Fathers of Mo. Prov, VIII. 168. " " (Im. Concep.) " " " " " 169, 172. Brooklyn (Our Lady of Mercy), FF. of Mo. Prov, VIII. 170. Saugerties, Englewood, ...""" " " 170. INDEX—A. 33

N. Y. City (St. Lawrence's, Holy Innocents') — Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 154. Brooklyn, (St. Charles Borromeo, Transfiguration)—Fathers of Missouri Province, IX. 231. Troy (St. Francis')—Fathers of Md. New York Prov, X. 181. N. Y. City (St. Mary's, Immac. Cone.)— Fathers of Maryland- New York Province, X. 182. Le Roy — Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, X. 184. Rochester (St. Mary's)—FF. of Md. New York Prov, " 261. Warwick Mts., Pine Island—FF. of Md. N. Y. Prov, " 271. Ohio— Cleveland (St. Augustin's), FF. of Mo. Prov, VII. 166. Oregon—Portland (v. "Fr. Weninger, etc." under "California"). Pennsylvania—Adams Co. (St. Ignatius')— Fathers of novitiate, Frederick, I. 127. Susquehanna Co.— FF. of novitiate, Fredk, II. 146, III. 158. Berks Co.—Fathers of novitiate, Frederick, IV. 177. Philadelphia (St. Joseph's)—Fathers of Maryland Prov, V. 49. Holmesburg, .... <. « 50> Philadelphia (St. Cecilia's, St. John's)—FF. of Md. Prov, " 52. Bristol, Mauch Chunk " " " "V. 215. Pittsburgh, « VI. 106. Philadelphia (Imra. Cone.) — Fathers of Mo. Prov, VII. 25. Pottstown, ...... " " " " 26. Philadelphia (St. Ann's), . . " " " " 29. Shamokin, " , " " " 34. Litchfield, Oliphant, Dunmore, Pleasant Valley— Fathers of Missouri Province, VII. 35. Philadelphia (Holy Family)—Fathers of Md. Prov, VII. 37. Williamsport, ..... " " " " " 106. Philadelphia (St. Fr. Xavier's) " " " " " 107. " Paschalville and St. Chas. Borromeo—Fathers of Maryland Province, VII. 111. Towanda—Fathers of Maryland Province, VII. 171. Frankford (St. Joachim's), FF. of Maryland Prov, VIII. 89. Chester (Immaculate Heart of Mary) — Fathers of Maryland Province, VIII. 90. Harrisburg (Cathedral) — FF. of Maryland Prov, VIII. 91. Philadelphia (St. Agatha's) " " " " " 92. York (St. Patrick's) " " " " " 93. Philadelphia (Sacred Heart) " " " " " 147. " (St. Patrick's) " " " " " 149. 34 INDEX—A.

Philadelphia (St. Joseph's, St. Chas, Cathedral, St. James')—* Fathers of Maryland Province, VIII. 151. Kellyville—Fathers of Maryland Province, VIII. 152. Lancaster, " " " New York Province, IX. 54. Philadelphia (St. Edward's, Cathedral) — Fathers of Mary­ land-New York Province, IX. 56. Bethlehem, Norristown — FF. of Md. N. Y. Prov, IX. 57. Philadelphia (Im. Cone), " " " " " 58. (St. Paul's), " i " " " " 227. (Gesu), "-•• " " " X. 78. Frankford (St. Joachim's), " " " " " 80. Rhode Island:— Providence (St. Patk's, St. Mary's)—FF. of Md. Prov,V. 214. " (Fr. Kelly's, Fr. Cooney's)— " it " " 220. " (St. Joseph's, Imm. Cone), " tt " VI. 105. (Cathedral), . . . • " t( " " 106. (St. Mary's), . . . . " tt " " 123. Pawtucket (Sacred Heart), ..." tt " VII. 38. Providence (St. Joseph's), ... " it " " 105. Central Falls—Fathers of Md. New York Province, IX. 230. Providence (St. Joseph's), Fathers of Md. N. Y. Prov, X. 81. South Carolina—Charleston (Cathedral, St. Patrick's)—Fathers of Maryland-New York Province, IX. 153. — Winchester, Harper's Ferry, Martinsburg — Fathers of novitiate, Frederick, I. 133. Richmond—Fathers of Maryland Province, V. 50. West Virginia — Wheeling—Fathers of Maryland Prov, V. 51. Wisconsin— (St. Gall's)—FF. of Mo. Prov, VII. 161. SUMMARY. Fr. Maguire and companions—VII. 36, 105, 170, VIII. 89, 146, IX. 53,141, 226, X. 77,179, 185, 260. Fr. Damen or Fr. Coghlan and companions—II. 128, VII. 23, 31, 161, VIII. 166, IX. 156, 231. Letters from Fr. J. A. Morgan, V. 220, VI. 123, IX. 141, 153. " J. B. Emig, II. 146, III. 158, IV. 177. " G. I. Strong, IV. 171, IX. 148. Letter " " P. H. Toner, VI. 120. INDEX—A. 35

MISSOURI PROVINCE. Chicago:— Special protection of our college and parish during the 'Chicago fire', I. 30. A visit to Chicago — Letter of C. C. from Florissant, II. 205. Cincinnati:— St. Joseph hears the prayer of the poor—Little Sisters of the Poor provided with coal, I. 138. St. Francis Xavier's Church—Letter from T. H, II. 76. St. Xavier's, Cincinnati—Letter from T. H, III. 73. Letter from St. Xavier's — Mission by Fr. Weninger, IV. 72. The Jesuits in Cincinnati—St. Xavier's—Early missions, etc.— [v. Historical Papers], V. 115, 188, VI. 53. Ohio College Association — Letter from St. Xavier's College, VII. 48; Part taken by Ours in the annual meeting; Paper read on "The Jesuit system of teaching the classics". Fr. (Bp.) Van de Velde's letters from Cincinnati in 1831 [v. Historical Papers], X. 121; The first church in Cincin­ nati, ibid.; The old Athenaeum, ibid. Florissant:— Letter from the novitiate, Florissant, by Junior, I. 38. Letter from the novitiate, Florissant, by Fr. C. Coppens, 1.136. Celebration, at the novitiate, of the 50th Anniversary of the Missouri Province, III. 43. First colony of Jesuits at Florissant — Fr. J. F. Van Assche and companions, VI. 172. Kansas:— Opening of St. Mary's College, VI. 81. St. Mary's College destroyed by fire, VIII. 125. Milwaukee:— Parish work of our fathers, VII. 112. St. Charles' Co. —Early missions [v. Hist. Papers], IV. 79. St. Louis:— Golden Jubilee of FF. Jodocus F. Van Assche and Felix L. Verreydt— A Letter from St. Louis University, I. 52. Letter from St. Louis, enclosing letter of Dr. M. L. Linton and his 'Lines on Fr. De Smet', I. 174. Golden Jubilee of St. Louis University, VIII. 127. 36 INDEX A.

NEW MEXICO. Las Vegas— Letter from Fr. D'Aponte to Fr. Palomba, IV. 75. Incorporation of Jesuits—Opposition of Gov. Axtell, VII. 40. Attempt to annul Act of Incorporation, VII. 133, 193. Letter from Mr. M. T. Hughes, IX. 134. San Miguel—Interesting ceremonies of Holy Week—Letter from Mr. Jno. A. Chester, X. 274. *

NEW YORK. Buffalo—The Buffalo-Mission—Letter from Mr. Benedict Guld- ner, I. 45. Manresa—Novitiate of N. Y. and Canada Mission, VIII. 152. N. Y. City—St. Francis Xavier's [v. Historical Papers], III. 173. « ., « Public Institutions [v. Historical Papers], III. 174. Ward's Island — Letter from Fr. Joseph Prachensky — Work among the emigrants ; Origin of the 'Commission of Emigra­ tion of the State of New York', I. 57. Letter from Fr. Joseph Prachensky, enclosing letter to Hon. Rich. O'Gorman, Pres. of 'Commission of Emigration, State of New York', II. 70.

PENNSYLVANIA. ** " Churchville, Berks Co. — Extract from letter of Fr. A. Bally— Reception into the Church of Rev. Mr. Forney of Norris- town, II. 241. Sketch of mission of Goshenhoppen [v. Historical Papers], V. 202. Sketch of Lancaster, Pa. [v. Historical Papers], IX. 55. Philadelphia — St. Joseph's Church [v. Historical Papers]. St. Joseph's Church—Lenten Mission, 1873; Church improve­ ments, II. 166. SouTn AMERICA. Brazil—Letter of Fr. Cybeo^—Missions, etc, II. 133. Mission of Fortaleza — Extract from letter of Fr. Anthony Onorati, with a letter from Pernambuco, II. 212. Parti—Seminary entrusted to our fathers—Letter from Fr. R. M. Galanti, IX. 107. State of religion in the empire, IX. 187. The religious question in the empire — Letter from Fr. R. M. Galanti, X. 42. INDEX—A. 37

The College of Itu —Letter from Fr. R. M. Galanti, X. 171. Buenos Ayres — Destruction of the Jesuit College on Feb. 28th, 1875 — Letter of Fr. Miguel Codomin from Santa Fe de Parana ; Dispersion and sufferings of the fathers, IV. 188. The College Del Salvador — Sequel to account of its destruc­ tion, V. 126, VI. 69. Ecuador — Assassination of Don Garcia Moreno — Letter from Fr. Brugier, V. 131.

TEXAS. San Antonio — Letters from Mr. R. S. Dewey, III. 65, 133. Cuero, De Witt Co.—Texan cyclone in 1875—Letter from Fr. V. L. Manci, V. 67. Seguiu—Letter from Fr. F. P. Garesche, X. 281.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Apostleship of Prayer and Messenger of the Sacred Heart, II. 125. De statu causarum servorum Dei Soc. Jesu, II. 164. The Jubilee of the Sacred Heart—Celebration of the 2nd centen­ nial, IV. 180. Celebration in churches of Maryland Province — Letter from P. M, ibid, 181; Celebration in Chicago—Letter from Fr. Coosemans, ibid, 186 ; Celebration at White Marsh—Letter from Fr. Wiget, ibid, 187. Steps taken for erection of monument to Fr. Marquette, VII. 133. Obsequies of Pope Pius IX. in our churches, East and West; List of fathers who took part in the ceremonies, VII. 145. Edifying incidents on American missions, VII. 192. Cure of a scholastic through intercession of Fr. de la Colom- biere, VIII. 94. Eclipse expedition of three Md. professors, July, 1878, VIII. 25. Decree of division of New York and Canada Mission, VIII. 190. St. John Francis Regis — Calumnies refuted, VIII. 161, IX. 31. Extract from MS. Life of Fr. Daubenton, archives of French Province, ibid., 32. Death of Blessed Alphonsus Rodriguez—Translation of a letter written by Fr. Michael Julien, Rector of college of Majorca, on day of Blessed Alphonsus' death, 1617, IX. 200. Across the Continent —On the Yellowstone (Letter I.), X. 225. 38 INDEX—A.

Our Colleges in the U. S. and Canada for 1877-78, VII. 194. " " ' " 1878-79, VIII. 192. ' " United States, for 1879-80, IX. 232. " " 1880-81, X. 302. Numerus Scholarum in Collegiis Universse Societatis, an. 1878, VIII. 64. Fructus spirituales Patrum Provincise Marylandiae pro an. exe- unte die 1 Julii, 1879, IX. 72. - Fructus spirituales Patrum Provincise Missourianaa pro an. exe- unte die 1 Julii, 1879, IX. 73.

AN INDEX

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WOODSTOCK LETTERS

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WOODSTOCK COLLEGB

1889.

INDEX-B FROM 1882 TO 1S87

I. Historical Papers0)

(ANALYTICAL)

PAPERS RELATING TO EARLY HISTORY OF MARYLAND MISSION (Continued) XL 3, 117. VI—ANNUAL LETTERS, 1638-39-40-41 . . .XL 3. Fr. Thomas Copley, 18 seqq ; Proof that he is same person as Fr. Philip Fisher, 24. VIL—ANNUAL LETTERS, 1642 .... XL 117. Difficulties with the Lord Proprietary, 123.

FIFTY YEARS AGO XL 56. Jubilee Missions in St. Mary's Co. (from Fr. Dubuisson's French Relation), 56; Instruction in the United States (from Union, Sept. 12, 1833), 62; Georgetown and St, Louis Universities in 1833, 62 seqq.

SKETCH OF OLD CATHOLIC SEMINARY, WASHINGTON XL 91. Status of seminary for 1821, 92; Extracts from catalogues of 1822 to 1828, 93.

BRIEF SKETCH OF THE BARBER FAMILY . . XI. 101.

CATHOLICITY IN U. S. in 1818, by Fr. John Grassi XL 229. Diocese of Boston, 232; of New York, 233; of Philadelphia, 233; of Bardstown, 234; of Baltimore, 234. Colleges, semi­ naries, etc., 236; Churches and functions, 237.

RECOLLECTIONS OF THE ROCKY MTS, by Fr. Nich. Point XL 298; XII. 3, 133, 261; XIII. 3. Sketch of Fr. N. Point, XL 299; Westport, Mo.—the Kicka- poo Indians, ib. 312; First year among the Flatheads—St. o> Names of fathers mentioned here and in other letters will be found in Biographical Index. 4 INDEX—B.

Mary's Mission, XII. 133; Mission to the Coeur d'Alenes, ib. 147; Winter among the Coeur d'Alenes, ib. 261; Build­ ing of a church on the domain of Gabriel, XIII. 3; Visit of Nez PercS chiefs to the Coeur d'Alenes, ib. 10. SOME OLD LETTERS (1801-1808) about Georgetown and the Restoration of the Society .... XII. 73. Letters of Bp. Leonard Neale to Fr. Marmaduke Stone, 73 seqq.* Letters of Fr. Chas. Sewall to his brother, 83 seqq.; Letters of Fr. Anthony Kohlmann to Fr. Wm. Strickland, 86 seqq.

Two LETTERS FROM ABP. CARROLL, concerning the restora­ tion of the Society XII. 288.

HISTORY OF SOCIETY'S WORK IN S. E. KANSAS, Fr. P. M. Ponziglione XIII. 19. Churches erected by Ours since 1847, ib. 27; Stations estab­ lished since 1827, ib. 28.

PHILADELPHIA'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL, 100 years ago XIII. 33. List of subscriptions for same, 34 seqq.

NEWTOWN MANOR AND CHURCH, St. Mary's Co, Md. XIII. 69, 97, 265; XIV. 61; XV. J." Labors and trials of early missionaries, XIII. 102 seqq.; Letter of Fr. Philip Fisher to Fr. V. Caraffa, ib. 104; Prot­ estant Revolution of 1689, ib. 273; Suppression of the So­ ciety in Md, ib. 283; Councils held at Newtown, XIV. 61; List of superiors from 1797 to 1859, ib. 79; Appendix, con­ taining brief sketches of early missionaries, XV. 7.

SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE MARYLAND PROVINCE 43 YEARS AGO —Letter from Fr. S. L. Dubuisson . . XIII. 119. Colleges at Georgetown, Frederick, Philadelphia, 120 seqq.

THE CALIFORNIA MISSION .... XIII. 157. Founding of the mission, 157; Present condition, 160.

LIFE OF FR. THOMAS COPLEY XIII. 249; XIV. 29,197. The Copley family, XIII. 249 ; Persecution and exile, ib. 252; Foreign service, ib. 261; Hopes of return, XIV. 29 ; Disappointment and death, ib. 36; The family in England, ib. 40; Marriage of Wm. Copley, ib. 43; Birth of Fr. Thomas Copley in Madrid, ib. 44; His entrance into the INDEX—B. 0

Society, ib. 48; Return to England, ib. 53; Fr. Thomas Copley in Maryland, ib. 56; Events at St. Mary's City, Md, ib. 197; Notes on identity of Philip Fisher and Thomas Copley, ib. 203 and 345 (See also XI. 24; XV. 44.) Fr. Copley at Mattapony, ib. 205; St. Thomas' Manor—Difficul­ ties with Lord Baltimore, ib. 208; The Act of Toleration, ib. 212; Last Days, ib. 216; Uncles of Fr. Copley, ib. 219.

A FUNERAL SERMON ON THE DEATH OF FR. FERDINAND FARMER, by Fr. Robert Molyneux. Printed by C. Talbot, . Phila. 1786 XIII. 297.

BOHEMIA, CECIL CO, MD. XIII. 333; XIV. 347; XV. 102,221. The founder of the manor, XIII. 336; Fr. Thomas Mansell, XIV. 347; FF. Thomas Hodgson and Peter Atwood, ib. 352; Fr. Thomas Poulton, ib. 353; Where the old school stood, ib. 354; FF. John Kingdon and Jos. Greaton, ib. 355; Fr. John Lewis, XV. 102, 109; FF. Matthias Man­ ners and Joseph Mosley, ib. 105; Letter from Fr. Manners to Fr. Lewis, ib. 107; Extract from Fr. Mosley's diary, ib. 109; Fr. Kobt. Molyneux, ib. 110; Fr. Francis Beeston, ib. 221; The Sulpitians, ib. 224; Pastors from 1799 to 1817, ib. 226;—from 1817 to 1886, ib. 227; Records of burials, ib. 228; Letter of Fr. Geo. King, ib. 230.

ALEXANDRIA VA.—St. Mary's Church and Residence XIII. 344; XIV. 97, 242. First church and first Mass, XIII. 346; First resident pas­ tor, ib. 349; New church, ib. 351; First resident pastor in new church, ib. 353; Dispute about church property, XIV. 97; First Jesuit pastor, ib. 110; Pastorate of Fr. S. L. Dubuisson, ib. 242;—of Fr. Aloysius Young, ib. 246 ;—of Fr. Chas. H. Stonestreet, ib. 247;—of Fr. John F. Aiken, ib. 247; — of Fr. Jos. M. Finotti, ib. 249;—of Fr. Geo. Villiger, lb. 250;—of Fr. John E. Blox, ib. 251;—of Fr. Peter Kroes, ib. 252;—of Fr. Denis O'Kane, ib. 255; St. Mary's of to-day, ib. 255; List of adults baptized since 1808, ib. 256.

A SHORT HISTORY OF OSAGE Co. by Fr. N. L. Schlechter XIII. 357, XIV. 22. Forty years ago, XIII. 357; From 1848 to 1860, XIV. 22 ; From 1860 to 1883, ib. 26. b INDEX—B.

SOME CHAPTERS OF THE HISTORY* OF THE SOCIETY IN CANADA XIII. 362, XIV. 386. Early Recollect missions, XIII. 363 ; Early Jesuit Missions, ib. 365; Indian troubles, ib. 367; Fr. Brebceuf, ib. 373 ; Fr. Lallemant, XIV. 4 seqq.; Three Rivers, XIII. 363, XIV. 3; Fr. Buteux's labors, ib. 5 ; His murder by the Iroquois, ib. 8 ; Fr. Le Mercier's defence of Three Rivers, ib. 10 seqq.; Settlement at Cap de la Madeleine, ib. 12; Extracts from Quebec Diary, 1645—1668, ib. 14; Present condition of Cap de la Madeleine, ib. 16;—of Three Rivers, ib. 19 ; Old forges on the St. Maurice, ib. 86.

MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY SLAIN IN THE UNITED STATES XIII. 383. RECOLLECTIONS OF FR. CHARLES H. STONESTREET XIII. 387; XIV. 82. Georgetown and Washington, XIII. 387; George Washing­ ton, ib. 389; Fr. Geo. Hunter, ib.; The prince-priest Hoheu- lohe, ib. 391; Miraculous cures, XIV. 82; Fr. Francis Neale, ib.; A chastisement from heaven, ib. 84.

BRIEF SKETCH OF ST. JOSEPH'S, TROY, N. Y. . XIV. 126.

HISTORICAL RELATION OF THE MISSION OF THE SOCIETY IN„- _. THE REPUBLICS OF CENTRAL AMERICA . XIV. 189. Expulsion from Guatemala, 190; Reception in Nicaragua and Costa Rica, 191; Expulsion from Nicaragua, 193 ; Ex­ pulsion from Costa Rica, 194.

AN OLD LETTER OF FR. FERD. FARMER . XIV. 196. RECOLLECTIONS—Georgetown College in 1820, by Mr. J. IP. Jenkins XIV. 264. MISSOURI — First mission from Maryland . XIV. 305. Extract from Fr. Hill's History of St. Louis University, 305; Status sociorum, 1824 to 1832, 307. LOUISIANA — Short Account of the Society in New Orleans XIV. 317; XV. 33, 144. Mission of Louisiana given to the Society, XIV. 322; The , ib. 326; XV. 33 seqq.; Story of voyage in the Gironde, ib. 35; Rising of the Natchez, ib. 37; Material advantages to the colony through the Society, ib. 148. INDEX—B. 7

THE MARTYRDOM OF FF. BREBOSUF AND LALLEMANT—Tes­ timony of Br. Christopher Regnaut, an eye-witness . XIV. 331. Original document, as published by Canadian Government, , 331; English translation of the same, 333; Accompanying letter from Mr. Devine, 338.

SKETCH OF ST. MARY'S CITY, MD. . . . XIV. 360. Labors of early missionaries, 362; Dealings with Indians, 363 ; Claiborne and party, 365; Church of England estab­ lished, 367; Seat of government transferred to Annapolis, 368.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF ST. PETER'S CHURCH AND COLLEGE, Jersey City, N. J XIV. 381. Opening of the college, 381; The church, 382.

WHAT WAS FR. WHITE'S NATIONALITY ? XIV. 384; XV. 80.

ABP. CARROLL'S ESTIMATE OF OUR CONSTITUTIONS—From a letter to Fr. Charles Neale .... XV. 47.

PENNSYLVANIA—Some historical documents . . XV. 48. Councils held at Phila. in 1734, ib. 50,51; Correspondence between Governor Morris and Governor Hardy, ib. 53, 54; Act for forming and regulating the militia—1757, ib. 56; Catholics in Pennsylvania in 1757, ib. 58; Petition of Cr.th- olics of Northampton Co, ib. 60 ; Epistolary extracts relating to St. Joseph's, Philadelphia, ib. 61.

SKETCH OF ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, XV. 62. Sketch of Fr. Durthaller, 65.

ALIASES AND DISGUISES OF EARLY JESUITS . . XV. 72.

CATALOGUE OF OUR MISSIONARY FATHERS, 1634-1805, compiled from Roman catalogues, annual letters, baptismal registers, etc XV. 89.

LETTER FROM FR. GABRIEL GRUBER TO ABP. CARROLL, on the restoration of the Society . . . XV. 115.

FR. MOSLEY'S REASONS-for not taking the Oath of Fidelity XV. 137. 8 INDEX—B.

AN ACCOUNT OF THE EDIFYING DEATH OF MB. ROBERT BROOKE (1667), By Fr. Peter Pelcon. Transcribed by Fr. Charles Boarman (1804) .... XV. 151.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF EARLY MISSIONARIES (Names * to be found in Biographical Index) . . XV. 154. LETTER OF FR. DE GRIVEL to a friend in Paris—from Russia (1805) . . ... • XV. 168.

NEW YORK MISSION, 1683-1689 ~„ . . XV. 175. Col. Thomas Dongan, Catholic Governor of New York, 175; in New York during his governorship, 178; Persecutions, 179 seqq. COPIES OF OLD WILLS, made by FF. Harding, Lewis, and Molyneux ..... XV. 184.

CATALOGUE OF MARYLAND MISSION, 1818-1819 XV. 188.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1785-86.—Letters from Fr. James Pellentz and Fr. Robert Molyneux - . . . XV. 190.

BISHOP CARROLL THINKS OF RE-ENTERING THE SOCIETY— Letter of Fr. Marmaduke Stone (1805) . . XV. 194.

THE PARAGUAY REDUCTIONS . . . XV. 203, Members of the Society at work in Paraguay, 1749-50, taken from diary of Fr. Pedro de Parros, O. S. F, 209; Description of the diary, 211.

APPOINTMENT OF FR. MOLY*NEUX AS SUPERIOR XV. 214. Bishop Carroll's letter, 214; Fr. Molyneux's letter of accept­ ance, 215. SHORT MEMOIR OF FR. NICHOLAS PORTER, by the Knight John Bapt. Rasi, Consul General of Sardinia at the court of —A picture of the life of an ex-Jesuit in the days of the Suppression .... XV. 241.

MEMOIRS OF MANRESA, West-Park, N. Y. . . XV. 249. INDEX—B.

II. Biographical 1. SKETCHES Aiken, Fr. John F, xiv.247. ! Grivel,Fr. Fidelis, xii. 206 seqq. Altham (alios Gravener), Fr. | Henry, " John, xiv. 73, 76. John, xi. 5, 13, 16. 18. j Hunter, " George, xiii. 389. Anderledy, V. Rev. Fr. A. M , I Kenney,Fr. Peter, xii. 206 seqq. xii. 355. , Lewis, " John, xv. 102.109. Brock {vere Morgan), Fr. j Maleve, " Francis, xiv. 73. John, xi. 5, 15. | Manners (vere Sittensperger), Copley, Fr. Thos. (alias Philip Fr. Matthias, xv. 105. Fisher), [v. Histor. Papers.] ! Mazzella, Fr.(Card.) Camillus, Dubuifson, Fr. Stephen L, xiv. ' xv. 284. 242. Neale, Fr. Francis, xiv. 82. Durthaller, Fr. Jos, xv. 65. Neves, Br.EmmanueJ A..xii. 66. Fi«her, Fr. Philip (vere Thos. Porter, Fr. Nicholas, xv. 241. Copley), xi. 21 seqq.

2. NOTICES

Altham, Fr. John, xv. 154. Doyne, Fr. John, xiii. 294 Ashley (alias Mid

Harney, Fr. Richard, xv. 22. Neale, Fr. Francis, xiv. 108. Harrison, Fr. Henry, xv. 175 Neill, " James, xv. 27. seqq. Nota, " Leonard, xv. 28. Hartwell, Fr. Bernard, xv. 158. Pasquet, " Wm. " " Harvey (alias Barton), Fr. Payton, " Thos, " 159. Thos, xv. 175 seqq Pelham, " Wm, " 164. Hattersty, Fr. Jos, xv. 23. Pennington, Fr. Francis, xiii. Hayes, Fr. Timothy, xv. 154. 271. Hodgson (alias Hudson), Fr. Pennington, Fr. John, xiii. 270. Thos, xiv. 352. Phillips, Fr. Vincent, " 287. Hothersall (alias Slater), Mr. Point, " Nicholas, xi. 299. Thos, xv. 167. Pole, " George, xv. 163. King, Fr. Geo, xv. 23. Power, " James, " 28. Kingdou, Fr. John, xiv. 355. Poulton, Fr. Thos. (alias Brook, Knatchbull, Br. Frs , xv. 162. Underhill, Oswald, Thomas), Knowles, Fr. John, xv. 157. xiii. 279, xiv. 353. Kroes, " Peter, xiv. 252. Poulton, Fr. Henry, xiii. 272. Lekeu, " Matthew, xv. 24. Poulton, " Ferd. (alias John Lewis, " John, xiii. 280. Brookes, John Brock, John Lilly, " Thos, xv. 24. Morgan), xiv. 55 seqq. Livers, " Arnold, xiii. 292. Rantzau, Fr. Maximilian, xv. Lucas, " John, " 293. 29. Mahony, " Cornelius, xv. 26. Rogers, Fr. John, xv. 155. Manners (vere Pelcon), Fr. Pe­ Sanders, " Matthew, xv. 29. ter, xv. 160. Sauuen, " German, " " Mansell (alias Harding), Fr. Schneemau, Fr. G, " 129. Thos, xiv. 347. Sewall, Fr. Chas, xii. 86. Marshall, Fr. Adam, xv. 25. Souge, Rev. Mr, xv. 30. Marshall, Br. Jos, " " Speranza, Fr. . xiii. 190. Matthews, Fr. Ignatius, xiii. Steinbacher, Fr. Nich, xv. 30. 288. Thorold, Fr. George, xiii. 287. McGuigan, Fr. John, xv. 25. Vanhuffel, Rev. Mr, xv. 31. Molyneux, " Robt, xiii. 294. Walsh, Fr. Peter, xv. 31 Monihan, " James, xv. 26. Wappeler, Fr. Wm, xiii. 288. Moore, " James, " " Warren (alias Pelham), Fr. Morris, " Peter, xiii. 292. Henry, xiii. 267 seqq. Mosley (alias Framback), Fr. Whitgreave, Fr. James, xiii. Jos, xiii. 284. 287. Mudd, Fr. Aloysius, xv. 27. Woodley, Fr. Robt, xv. 31. Murphy, Fr. Michael, xiii. 279. Young, Fr. Aloysius, xv. 32. Neale, " Benedict, " 290.

3. OBITUARIES Bahan, Fr. Charles P, xi. 200. Blettner, Fr. John, xi. 206. Bally, " Augustin, " 195. Booker, " Charles, xiii. 215. Baudry," Isidore, xiii. 227. Boudreaux, Fr. Isidore J, xiv. Becker, " Francis, xiv. 132. 275. Bergin, " John F, xv. 328. Brambring, Fr. Fredk, xv. 331. INDEX—B. 11 Braun, Fr. Antoine, xiv. 270. Michaels, Fr. Clement M. J, Carroll, Br. Michael, xiii. 412. xiv. 397. Caso, " Priscus, xv. 329. Miege, Fr. John B, xiii. 394. Cazeau, Fr. Francis de S, xiii. Miles, Br. George, xiv. 272. 84. Monaco, Fr. Louis, xv. 324. Chassot, Fr. Peter, xv. 325. Mugan, Mr. James A, xii. 341. Clark, " James," 119. Mulry, Fr. Michael, xiii. 408. Clarke, " Johu, " 320. Niederkorn.Fr. Wm,xv.323. Claven, " Patk. J, xiv. 404. O'Connell, Br. Rich, xii. 343. Cleary, " Wm.B, xiii. 229. O'Gorman, Mr. John, xiii. 80. Coppens, " Dominic P., xiv. O'Leary, " John B, xv. 398. 330. Costin, Fr. Michael, xiii. 234. O'Neill, Br. James, xii. 337. Delihatit, Fr. James, xv. 120. Pacciariui, Fr. Basil, xiii. 409. Devlin, '• Vincent P, xv. Pardow, " Robt. I, xiii. 125. 224. Doyle, Mr. John A, xiv. 134. Power, Mr. James, xi. 96. Driscoll (Van der Driesche), Proulx, " John B, xiv. 279. Fr. Charles, xiv. 281. Regnier, Fr. Aug, xii. 200. Driscoll, Fr. Jerem, xv. 123. Roche, Mr. Wm, xi. 99. Durthaller, Fr. Jos, xiv. 287. Sadlier, Fr. Francis X,xv. 121. Enders, " " xiii. 400. Schoenmakers, Fr. John, xii. Giorda, " " xi. 322. 339. Hackspiel, " " xiv. 285. Stonestreet, Fr. Chas. H, xiv. Hayes, Br. Patk., xiii. 403. 40 Haza-Radlitz, Fr. Paul de, Strong, °-, Fr. George I, xi. 94. xiii. 392. Thebaud, Fr. Aug. J, xv. 124. Imoda, Fr. Camillus, xv. 322. Tourtelot, Mr. Fred. E, xiv. Jamison, " Alexius L,xv.l23. 403. Kavanagh.Br. Mich, xii. 117. Tracy, Fr. Michael J, xiii. 404. Kennely, Fr. Patk, xv. 329. Tracy, Br. Patk, xiv. 269. Keller, " Jos.E,xv.l25. Tschenheus, Br. Jos, xi. 208. Lancaster, Mr. Chas.C,xii.202. Van der Hagan, Fr. Wm,xiv. Lohmaun, Br. Theo, xv. 321. 406. Lubbe, Fr. Francis, xiii. 82. Van Mierlo, Fr. Henry,xiv.273. Lynch, " Daniel, " 220. Verreydt, " Felix L,xii. 193. Maguire, Fr. Bern. A, x v. 232. Wellner, Br. Jos, xv. 321. Mahan, Mr. John F,xiv. 136. Whiteford, Fr. Wm. T, xii. Maher, Br. James, xiv. 131. 334. McAuley, Fr. John J, xv. 122. Wieman, Fr. Ign, xiv. 280. McCarthy, Mr. James, xiii. 217. Wiget, Fr. Bernardiu F, xii. McNerny, Br. Anth, xiii. 88. 189. McNulty, Mr. Frs. T, xiv. 130. Young, Fr. Aloysius, xiv. 246. McQuaid, Fr. Patk, xv. 120. 12 INDEX—B.

4. MENTIONED Accolti. Fr. , xiii. 157. Beaumont (alias or vere Wil­ Aelen.Fr. Herman,xiii.23seqq. liams), Fr. Francis, xiv. 93. Ahern, Mr. Johu. xv. 189. Beaudevin, Fr. Victor, xiv. 381, Aiken, Fr. John F, xiv. 247. xv. 6. Albanel.Fr. Chas, xiv. 12 seqq. Beckx, V. Rev. Fr. Peter, xiii. Alcock (alias Gage), Fr. John, 212. xiii. 268. [ Beeston, Fr. Francis, xii. 235, Allen, Fr. , xi. 319. 291, xiii. 282, 284, 349, xv. Allouez, Fr. Claude, xiv. 12 • "•99,110,223. seqq. j Bellarmin, Cardinal, xv. 233. Altham (alias or vere Graven- ! Bennet, Fr. John (vere or alias er), Fr. John, xiii. 99 seqq, | Gorling), xv. 225. 282, xiv. 56 seqq, 201, 207, Bennet, Fr. Wm.. xiii. 271. 223, 361 seqq, xv. 45, 89. ! Beschter, Fr. J. Wm.. xii. 82, Anderledy, V. R. Fr. A. M, 235, xiv. 75, xv. 188. xii. 355, xiii. 130, 420. Betagh, Fr. Thomas, xii. 288. Angiolini, Fr. Cajetano, xv. ; Betousey, Fr. Barnaby, xiv. 61 116. i seqq. Archbold, Fr. Richard, xv. 95. j Betti, Fr. Jos, xiii. 130. Armellini, " Torquatus, xiii. I Bixio. " " xiv. 250 seqq. 130, xiv. 249. I Blenkinsop, Fr. Peter, xiii. 419. Artola, Fr. . xv. 87. I Blox, Fr. John, xi. 91. Ashbey (alias Middlehurst), Boarman, Fr. Chas, xiii. 284, Fr. James, xiv. 62, xv. 95. j xv. 153. Ashton, Fr. John, xii. 74 seqq, j Boarman, Fr. John, xiii. 27-2^ xiii. 272, 349, xv. 98, 222. ! 283, 349, xv. 98. Atwood, Fr. Peter, xi. 18 seqq, Boarman, Fr. Sylvester, xii. 86, xiii.73,271,277,336,xv.93. xiii. 272, 349, xv. 195. Aulneau, Fr. Peter, xiii. 384. Bolton, Fr. John, xiii. 73, 110, Averbeck, Fr. Aloysius, xiii. 272, 283, 349, xiv. 61 seqq, 359, xiv. 27. xv. 97, 185, 195, 214, 222. Baldassare, Fr. , xiii. 42. Boone, Fr. John, xiii. 284, 349, Bandini.Fr. J,xi. 275,xiii.l50. xv. 97. Bapst, Fr. John, xiv. 227, 381. Boucher, Fr. Richard, xv. 96. Barber, " Samuel, xi. 91. ; Boucher, " Wm, " " Barber, " Virgil H, xi. 102, ! Bouhours, Fr. Dominic,xv. 248. xv. 189. I Boulanger, Fr. Clement, xv. 37. Barcelo, Fr. Peter, xiii. 150. Brady, Fr. Robt. W, xii. 358, Baudin, " Alphonsus, xiv.' xv. 274, 291. 184. : Breadnall, Fr. James, xiii. 280, Baudoin, Fr. Michael, xiv. 322, xv. 95. xv. 36, 147. Breboeuf, Fr. John de, xiii. 101, Bax, Fr. John, xiii. 25 seqq, 363 seqq, xiv. 331, xv. 269. 142, xiv. 231. Brenner, Fr. , xiv. 142, Baxter, Fr. Roger, xiii. 351, 302. xiv. 264, xv. 189. INDEX—B. 13

Bressani, Fr. Jos, xiii. 363 Cicaterri, Fr. Chas, xiv. 254. seqq, xiv. 5. Clark, " James, xi. 91. Britt, Fr. Adam, xii. 87, xiv. Clarke. " Wm. F, xi. 91, 73, xv. 188. xii. 287, xv. 228. Brock (vereMorgan),Fr. John, i Clavering, Fr. , xv. 91. q.v. Colleton, " Philip, xiii. 31 Brockholes, Fr. Chas, xv. 93. seqq, 311, xiv. 237 seqq. Brooke, Fr. Ignatius B, xiii. Collingwood,Fr.Chas,xiii.268. 284, xiv. 79, xv. 100, 186, Combs, " Ignatius, xiv. 195, 214. 79, 247. xv. 188. Brooke, Fr. Matthew, xiii. 277, Condon, Fr. John D, xiii. 31 xv. 92. i seqq. Brooke, Fr. Robt, xv. 92. Congiato, Fr. Nich, xiii. 158. Brooke, Mr. " " 151. | Conway, " John A, xv. 304. Browne, Fr. , xiii. 282. j Cooper, " John,xi.l37,xiii. Buschots, " Leopold, " 361, j 282, xv. 90. xiv. 23 seqq. Copley, Fr. Thos. (alias Philip Butler, Fr. Theobald, xv. 251. Fisher),xi. 3 seqq,xiii. 282, Callaghan, Fr. , xiv. 265. I xiv. 363 seqq, xv. 89 [vide Canestrelli, " , xii. 49. Historical Papers], Carbery, " Joseph, xi. 56, Copley, Fr. Wm, xiv. 218. xiv. 151, xv. 189. . j Cotting, " Jas, " 25 seqq. Careda, Fr. Jos, xiii. 158. i Cousinne, Fr. Mich. J, xv. 189, Carroll, " Anthony, xv. 98. 227. Carroll, " James, xiii. 279, 'i Crouch, Br. Ralph, xiv. 216. xv. 95. Dablon, Fr. Claude, xiv. 15. Carroll, Fr. (Abp.) John, xi. Damen, " Arnold, xiii. 237. 18. 230, xii. 234, 238, 251,' Damiani, Fr. P., xi. 179, xii. xiii. 272, 349, xiv. 61 seqq, 307, 319, xiii. 150. 354, xv. 47, 98, 115. 190 D'Aste, Fr. J, xiii. 150. seqq, 192, 194, 214, 221. Daubresse, Fr. Isidore, xv. 249. Carteret, Fr. , xiii. 282. i Davis, Fr. Peter, xv. 93. Cary, " John B, xiv. 79, Davost, " Ambrose, xiii. 369. 264, xv. 188, 228. j De Augustinis, Fr. jEmilius, Caruana, Fr. J. M, xi. 269, xii. j xv. 287 seqq. 43, 49. | De Barth, Fr. A. L, xv. 189, Casati, Fr. Luigi, xi. 267, xii. ; 222- 181. • De Beaubois, Fr. Nicholas L, Case, Fr. James, xv. 93. xiv. 322 seqq. Casey, Fr. , xiii. 282. De Bruyn, Br. John, xiv. 232. Cataldo, Fr. J. M, xiii. 151, : Dechevrens, Fr. ——, xii. 348, 155, 381. xv. 196. ! xiv. 291, xv. 132. Cattaway, Fr. Henry, xv. 93. i D'Eudemarre, Fr. , xiii. Chamberlain, Fr. ,xiii.282. ! 374. Chambon, Fr. J. F, xiii. 191. j De Guerre, Fr. John, xiii. 384. Charlevoix, Fr. F. X, xv. 15, i De Guyenne," Alexis, xiv. 322 87, 318 seqq. j seqq. Ciampi, Fr. Anthony, xiv. 247 I De la Place, Fr. , xiv. 5. seqq. 1 Delavau.Fr. Louis C, xv. 222. 3 14 INDEX—B.

De Linares, Br. Peter, xiii. 384. j Duranquet, Fr. Henry, xii. 183. De Maillet, Fr. , xiv. 307. ! Dyne, Br. John, xiii. 273. De Meyer, Br. Peter, " 264, ! Dzierozynski. Fr. Francis, xii. 308 seqq. 208, xiv. 99 seqq, 246, 267, De Neckere, Fr. Hippolyte, xi. i 306. 91. ! Early, Fr. John, xiv. 253. De Noue, Fr. Anne, xiii. 374. 1 Edelen, " Leonard, xii. 82,xiv. De Quen, " John, " 369. j 64, 70, 79, xv. 188. xiv. 14. I Elet, Fr. John A, xiv. 307 seqq. De Ritter,Fr. John B, xiii.282, ; Ellis, " Richard, xv. 95. xv. 61,97, 185. i Enders, Fr. Jos , xiv. 79. Desy, Fr. Edw, xv. 4. i Epinette, " Peter.xii. 86 seqq, De Smet, Fr. Peter J, xi. 44 xiv. 72 seqq, 227, xv. 188. seqq, 298 seqq, xii. 4 seqq, ! Falkner, Fr. Ralph, " 97. 133 seqq, 173, xiii. 150, xiv. Farmer, " Ferdinand, vere 242, 307 seqq, xv. 197. Steinmeyer, q. v. De Solis, Br. Gabriel, xiii. 383. Farrar, Fr. James, xiii. 271, xv. De Theux, Fr. Theo, xiv. 264, I 94.225. 272, 308 seqq, xv. 188. ' I Fenwick, Fr. (Bp.) B. J, xii. De Villiers, Fr. , xiii. 156. | 82, xiii. 348, xiv 151, xv. De Vos, " Peter, xiv. 72. j 189. De Wolf, Fr. John B, xiv. 255. Fenwick, Fr. Enoch, xii. 82, Diderick, " Berd, xiii. 282, I 235, xiii. 348, 357, xiv. 264 284, xv. 98, 191. ! seqq, xv. 189. Dietz, Fr. Roger, xiv. 245. i Fenwick, Fr Geo, xii. 208, xiv. Digges," John, xiii. 284, xv. | 151,246. xv. 188. 95. : .Ferard, Fr. Martin, xiv. 179/ Digges, Fr. Thos. xiii. 349, xv. Finegan, " Thos, xi. 56, -xii. 191. 237, xiv. 265, xv. 188. Diomedi, Fr. Alexand, xi. 154. Fisher (alias Percy, Fairfax), Divoff, Mr. Alex, xv. 188. Fr. John, xiv. 203, 214, 345. Doutreleau, Fr. Stephen, xiv. Fisher, Fr. Philip, vere Thos. 326, xv. 35, 144. Copley, q. v. D'Ortic, Fr. , xv. 224. Filippi, Fr. Sanctus, xiii. 154 Doyne, " Jos, xiii. 73,272, seqq. 249, xv. 100, 191. i Fitzherbert (alias Darby), Fr. Downing, Mr. Thos, xv. 188. [ Francis, xiv. 59, xv. 90. Driessen, Fr. John, xiii. 32. I Fitzsimmons, Fr. Henry, xiv. Druillettes, Fr. Gabriel, xiv. ' 387. 12 seqq. Fleetwood, Fr. John, xiii. 278, Dubuisson, Fr. Stephen L, xi. xv. 94. 56,xiii.ll9,xiv.72,101,242. Floyd, Fr. Francis, xiii. 277, Dumas, Fr. John, xiv. 322seqq. xv. 93. Du Poisson, Fr. Paul, xiii. 384, Folchi, Fr. Peter, xiii. 155. xiv. 322 seqq, xv. 37, 144. Foley, Br. Henry, xiv. 345, xv. Duperon, Fr. Francis,xiii. 369, 45. xiv. 13. Frambach, Fr. Jas. A, xiii. Duranquet, Fr. Dominic, xiv. 283, 349, xv. 96, 172. 185, 268, xv. 67. Franzelin, Fr. (Card.) xv. 291. INDEX—B. 15

Fremiti, Fr. James, xiv. 13. Jos, xiii. 281, xv. 48,93,103, French, " Theo, xv. 6. 184, 228. Fulton, " Robt., xi. 91. Griffin, Rev. James, xv. 22. Futz. " John, xv. 280, Grivel, Fr. Fidelis de, xv. 168. 316. Grcenen, " , xiv. 77. Gaffhey, Fr. John B, xv. 228. Gruber, Fr. Gabriel, xi. 288 Gage, Fr. Chas, xiv. 292, xv. seqq, xiv. 73, xv. 115, 194, 92, 176. 214. Gagnon, Fr. Thos, xi. 71 seqq. Guidi, Fr. J, xii. 51. Galanti, " R M,xi.l91,263, Gulick, " Nicholas, xv. 91. xii. 66, xiii. 38,183,321, xiv. Hall, " John, " 92. 302, xv. 261. Hamon, " Edward, " 6. Garesche, Fr. F. P, xi. 185, Harding, Fr. Robt, xiii. 73, xii. 60. xiv. 357, xv. 58 seqq, 94, Gamier, Fr. Anthony, xv. 224. 109, 184. Gamier, " Julian, xiv. 15. Hardy, Fr. Rich, xii. 208, xv. Garreau, " Leonard, xiv. 11. 227. Gasparri, " ——, xii. 299. Harent, Rev. Jos, xv. 22. Gavan, " Thos, xv. 91. Harkey (alias Starkey or San- Gazzoli, " Gregory,xiii. 151. key), Fr. Lawrence, xi. 18, Geisler, " Luke, xiii. 282, xiii. Ill, xiv. 214, xv. 90. xv. 97, 192. Harrison,Fr. Henry (alias John Gerard, Fr. Jno, xiv. 49 seqq. Smith), xiii. 282, xiv. 292, Gerard, " Thos, xv. 94. xv. 92. Gerard, " Wm, " 93. Hart well, Fr. Bernard, xi. 137, Gervase, Br. Thos, xiv, 56 xiii. 282, xv. 90 seqq, 197. Harvey, Fr. Richard, xv. 22. Gibbons, Fr. Miles, xv. 20. Harvey (alias Barton),Fr. Thos, Gillibrand, Fr. Rich, xv. 98. xiv. 291 seqq , xv. 92. Giorda, " F. J, xiii. 151, Hattersty, Fr. Jos, xv. 23, 97. xv. 197. Havers, " Thos, xv. 93. Gleason, Fr. Patk, xv. 250. Havermans, Fr. Peter, xiii 119, Goldliu, " , xiv. 24 seqq. xiv. 79. Gomez, Br. Gabriel, xiii. 384. Hayden, Fr. Adrian M,xiii. 32. Gonent, Fr. James, xv. 92. Hayes, Br. Wm„ xv. 192. Gonser, " John A, xiv. 25. Haza-Radlitz, ' Fr. Paul de, Gough, Mr. George, xv. 188. xiv. 26 seqq. Goupil, Br. Rene, xiii 384. Heard, Br. Benedict, xv. 230. Grace, Fr. Wm, xii. 208, xiv. Hubert, Fr. Jos, xi. 71 seqq, 112,264, xv. 21,189. xii. 24, xiv. 184. Grassi, Fr. (Bp.) Lawrence, Heichemer, Fr. Chas, xv. 228. xii. 235. Helburn, " Peter, " 185. Grassi, Fr. John A, xi. 229, Helias, " Ferd, xii. 208, xiii. 357, xiv. 73, xv. 189. xiii. 360 seqq, xiv. 22 seqq. Grassi, Fr. U, xi. 65, xiii. 154 Henry, Fr. Jno, xii. 87, xv. seqq, xv. 196. 188, 227. Gray, Br. Robt, xi. 22. Heude, Fr. Peter, xii. 348. Greaton (al as Crayton), Fr. Hickey, " Jno., xv. 227. 16 . INDEX—B.

Higgins, Fr. Edw, xii. 358, xv. Knowles, Fr. John, xi. 24, xiii. 274 seqq. 102, 278, xiv. 58, 197, 205, Hildesley, Fr. Francis.xiii. 268. xv. 89. Hodgson, " Thos,xv. 93,225. Kobler. Fr. Andrew, xiv. 292, Hoecken, " Adrian, xiii. 311. xv. 68. Hoecken, " Christian, xiii. 23 Kohlmann, Fr. Anthony, xi. 91, seqq. xii. 82, 86, xiii. 348, 357, xiv. Holland, Fr. J. F, xiii. 52. 305, xv. 170, 188. Hothersall, Fr. Wm, xv. 167, Kohlmann, Fr. Paul, xv. 188. 242. Krier, Fr. P. A, xi. 295, xiv. 27. Hudon, Fr. Henry, xi. 77. Kuhlman, Fr. John T, xiii. 32, Hughes, " Thos, xv. 213. -.. 309 seqq, xiv. 240 seqq. Hunter, " Geo, xi. 18, xii. Lallemant, Fr. Chas, xiii. 363. 254, xiii. 271, 283, xiv. 355, Lallemant, Fr. Gabriel, xiii. xv. 95, 225. 101, xiv. 331. Hunter, Fr. Wm,xii. 254, xiii. Lallemant Fr. Jerome, xiii. 363 271, xiv. 347, xv. 92. seqq, xiv. 4 seqq. Imoda, Fr. Henry, xiii. 150, Laurenson, Fr. , xii. 77. xv. 196. Lawson, " , xiii. 282. Jacquet, Fr. Aloysius, xii. 332, Leckonby, " Thos, xv. 94. xiii. 153 seq,xv. 197,265 seq. Ledore, Br. Philip, xi. 302. Jamison, Fr. Alexius, xiv. 254. Leissier, Fr. John, xv. 224. Jenkins. " Austin, xiii. 73, Le Jeune, Fr. Paul, xiii. 363 272, 283, 349, xiv. 61 seqq, seqq. xv. 98. Lekeu, Fr. Matthew.xv. 24,188. Jogues, Fr. Isaac, xiii. 101,363 Le Mercier,Fr. Francis,xiv. 10. seqq, 384. Le Motte (alias Lancaster), Fr. Joset, Fr. J, xi. 65, 155, xii. James, xv. 95. 172, xiii. 152 seqq, xv. 77. Le Moyne, Fr. Simon, xiv. 1% Keating, Fr. Andrew, xiv. 255. 16. Keating, " Christopher B, Leonards, Fr. Fredk, xiv. 355, xv. 223. xv. 97. Kellenbergher, Mr. Jos, xv. Levins, Fr. Thos. C, xiv. 265 189. seqq, xv. 103. Keller, Fr. Jos. E, xii. 358 Levison, Fr. Edwd, xiii. 268, seqq, xiii. 130, xiv. 358, xv. xv. 74. 288. Lewis, Fr. John, xiii. 36, 283, Kennev, Fr. Peter, xiii. 71, xiv. xiv.357,xv.96,185,191,225. 106 "seqq, xv. 228. Lilly, Fr. Thos, xiv. 72, 79, Kiely, Fr. Jeremiah, xv. 189. xv. 24. Kieruau, Mr. Hugh, " " Livers, Fr. Arnold, xiii. 73, xv. King, Fr. Geo, xiv. 79, xv. 23, 94. 228 seqq. Lopez, Fr. John F, xv. 301. Kingdon, Fr. John, xv. 95. Loyzance, Fr. Jos, xv. 71. Kingsley, ". Owen J, xv. 94. Liibbe, Fr. Francis, xiii. 45 Kirkham (alias Latham), Fr. seqq, 123. Richard, xv. 93. Lucas, Fr. Jas, xii. 208,xiv.246. Knight, Fr. Geo, xv. 97. Lucas, " Johu, xiii. 73, 283, Knott, " Edw, xiii. 266. xv. 98. INDEX—B. 17

Lynch, Fr. Daniel, xi 91. ; Messea, Fr. Chas. E, xiii. 158. Maes, Fr. Ignatius, xiii.29 seqq. Meyer, " Rudolph, xii. 358. Maguiie, Fr. Bernard A, xii. Miege, " (Bp.) John B, xiii. 358, xiii. 160, 332. 26. Mahony, Rev. Cornelius, xv.26. Miller, Fr. Peter, xiv. 72, 79. Malev6, Fr. Francis, xi. 2)5, I Molyneux, Fr. Richard, xiii. xii. 87. xiv. 73, xv. 188. \ 271 seqq, xv. 94, 225. Malev€, Fr. Melchior, xiv. 74, : Molyneux, Fr. Robt, xii. 74, 77. I 86,235,288 seqq, xiii. 33,73, Malou, Fr. Peter, xv. 189. 284, 297, 349, xiv. 79, 375, Malony, " Wm, xiv. 247. xv. 61 seqq, 98,186,192,195, Manci, " P., xv. 88. 214 seqq. Manners (alias Sittensperger), i Monihan, Rev. James, xv. 26. Fr. Matthias, xiii. 283.xv.96. j Moura, Fr. John, xiv. 186. Manners, Fr. Peter.vere Pelcon, Montenarelli, Fr. A, xiii. 52. q. v. Moore, Fr. James, xiv. 79, 245, Manse! 1 (alias Harding), Fr. xv. 26. Thos, xiii. 333, xv. 92, 225. ! Morgan (alias Brock), Fr. John, Maraschi,Fr.Authony,xiii.l58. | xi. 127. xiii. 282. Marechal, Fr.Ambrose.xv. 224. I Morley, Br. Walter, xiv. 203. Marquette, " James, xiii. 376. Morrillo, Fr. A, xii. 56, 330, Marshall, Br. Jos, xv. 25. j xiii. 14. Marshall, Fr. Adam, xv. 25, : Morris, Fr. Christopher, xiii. 188. 267. Martinez, Fr. Peter, xiii. 383. | Morris, Fr. Peter, xiii. 283, xv. Masnata, Fr. Aloysius,xiii.l58. i 97. Mathanosrek, Fr. Alex, xv. 76. Mosley, Fr. Jos, xiii. 281, xv. Matthews, Fr. Ignatius, xii. 78, 96, 105. 88, xiii. 283, xv. 97, 98. j Mostyu, Fr. John, xiii. 269. Matthews, Fr. John, xv. 92. j Mudd, " Aloysius,xiv. 79,xv. Matthews, " Thos, xiii. 270. j 27, 189. Matthews, " Wm, " 350. Mudd, Mr. Jeremiah, xv. 188. Mattingly, " John, xv. 242. | Mulledy, Fr. Thos, xii. 208, Mazzella, " (Card.) Camil- j xiv. 151, 267, xv. 188. lus, xii. 301, xiii. 131. Murphy, Fr. Michael, xv. 96. McAtee, Fr. F. X, xv. 112. Murphy, Fr. Wm, xi. 302. McCarthy, Fr. Edw, xi. 214, Murphy, Mr. John, xv. 188. xiv. 265, xv. 189. Nash, Fr. Michael, xiv. 375. McDermott, Fr. Peter, xiv. 254. Neale, " Benedict, xiii. 283, McDonough, " Thos, " " xiv. 354, xv. 55, 95. McElroy, " John, xiii. 119 Neale, Fr. Chas, xii. 86, xiii. seqq, 330, xiv. 264, 375, xv. 73, 272, 284, 349, xiv. 306, 188, 198. xv. 47, 99, 195, 227. McGuigan, Fr. John, xv. 25. Neale, Fr. Francis, xii. 77 seqq, McQuaid, " " xiv. 381. xiii. 348 seqq, xiv. 61 seqq., McSherry, " Wm„ xii. 208, 97 seqq, xv. 99, 186, 188. 236, 249, xv. 188, 228. Neale, Fr. Henry, xv. 95. Menard, Fr. Ren<5, xiv. 9 seqq. Neale, " J. Pye, xiii. 206. Mendez, Br. John B, xiii. 384. 18 INDEX—B.

Neale, Fr. (Abp.) Leonard, xi. 1 Persone, Fr. S, xii. 301 seqq, 230, xii. 73, 234, 251, 289, xiii. 46, 123. xiii. 272, 283, 349, xiv. 61 Petit, Fr. Mathurin, xiv. 322, seqq, 246, xv. 48. xv. 36 seqq , 144 seqq. Neill, Fr. James, xii. 208, xiv. Phillips. Fr. Vincent, xiii. 282, 79, 265, xv. 27. 189. xv. 94. Neriuckx, Rev. Mr. Chas, xi. Piccirrillo, Fr. Chas, xiii. 207, 63, xiv. 73 seqq. ! xv. 286. Newton, Mr. Samuel, xiv. 264, Pierron, Fr. John, xiv. 15. xv. 189. Pijard, " , " " Niederkorn, Fr. Nich, xiii. 360, ; Pile. Fr Henry, xiii. 272, 349, xiv. 26 seqq. "xv. 99. Nobili, Fr. John, xiii. 157. ; Pise, Mr. Chas, xv. 188. Nota, Fr. Leonard, xiv. 72, xv. Plowden, Fr. Chas, xiii. 350, 28, 228. xv. 102. O'Connor, Fr. Jerem, xiii. 160. Plowden, Fr. Thos, xiv. 55. O'Donnell, Br. Thomas, xiv. Plunkett, " Robt, xv. 99. 232. i Point, Fr. Nicholas, xi. 299. O'Hagan, Fr. Joseph B, xv. ! Pole, " George, xv. 91. 111. | Polizzi, Br. Albert, " 311. O'Kane, Fr. Denis, xiii. 351, • Poncet, Fr. Jos, xv. 2. xiv. 255. i Ponza, " , xi. 192. Onerati, Fr. Anthony, xi. 191. Ponziglione, Fr. Paul M, xi. O'Reilly, Fr. B, xiv. 375. 163, 279, xii. 112, 292, xiii. O'Reilly, " Philip, xiii. 282, ; 29 seqq, 142, 309, xiv. 230, xv. 97. xv. 278. Ouellet, Fr. Thos, xiv. 375. ; Porter, Fr. Nicholas, xv. 241/ Pacciarini, Fr. Basil, xiii. 205, Poulton (alias Perret, Pulton,-" xiv. 229, 247 seqq. John Brock, Morgan), Fr. Paresce, Fr. Angelo, xv. 288. Ferdinand, xi. 18, 21, xiii. Parodi, " L, xii. 53. 109, xiv. 205 seqq, xv. 45, 89. Parsons, " Robt, xiv. 50. Poulton, Fr. Henry, xv. 93. Pasquet, Rev. Wm,xv. 28,227. Poulton, " Thomas, xiii. 268, Pantanella, Fr. Dominic, xiii. xv. 94. 46, 52, xv. 288. Power, Fr. James, xiv. 79, 245, Payton, Fr. Thos, xv. 91. 247, xv. 28, 228. Pelcon (alias Manners), Fr. Prando, Fr. P, xii. 34, 38, 305, Peter, xiii. 281, xv. 91, 153. 317, 326, xiii. 150. Pellentz, Fr. Jas, xiii. 284,349, Quin, Fr. James, xv. 94. xv. 96, 185, 190. Quinlan, Br. Edmund, xiv. 249. Pellico, Fr. Silvio, xv. 288. Quiros, Fr. Louis de, xiii. 383. Pennington, Fr. Francis.xv. 91.. Racicot, " Peter O, xii. 358. Pennington, " John, " 92. Ragaru, " Aloysius, xv. 196. Percy, Fr. John, xv. 46. Ragueneau, Fr. Paul, xiv. 8,12, Percy, " Thos, " 92. 333, 338. Percy, " Raphael, xv. 171 Rantzau, Fr. Maximilian de, seqq. xiv. 72, xv. 29, 188. Perron, Fr. James, xii. 358. Rasle, Fr. Sebastian, xiii. 384. Ravalli, " Anthony, xiii. 150. INDEX—B. 19

Rayrabaut, Fr. Chas, xiii. 369 Schoenmakers.Fr. John.xi. 169, se

Suryu, Fr. ——, xiv. 77. Van Krevel, Fr. John, xiii. 32. Sweere, Fr. Adrian, xiii. 32, Van Leugenharge, Fr. Jos, xiii. 309, xiv. 238 seqq. 29 seqq. Tanner, Fr. , xv. 81. Van Lommel, Fr. John, xi. 64. Tartarin, " Rene, " 35, xiv. Van Mierlo, Fr. Henry, xiii. 29 326. seqq, xiv. 26 Tellier, Fr. Remigius, xv. 65. Van Sweevelt, Fr. Jodocus, xi. Thebaud,Fr. Augustus,xiii. 205. 64. Thet, Br. Gilbert du, xiii. 384. Vanzini, Fr. L , xiii. 155. Thomas (alias Webster), Fr. Varsi, " Aloysius, xiii. 160. Richard, xv. 93. Verbeck, " , xiv. 77. Thorold, Fr. Geo, xi. 18, xiv. Verdin, " John, " 249. 352, xv. 92. Verhaegen, Fr. Peter J, xi. 62, Thorpe, Fr. John, xv.242seqq. xiv. 307 seqq, xv. 198. Tidder (alias Iugleby), Fr. Verheyen, Fr. Henry, xv. 189. Edw, xv. 91. Vespres, Fr. Francis, xv. 189. Timmermans, Fr. Peter J.,xiv. Vetromile, Fr. Eugene, xiv.249. 307 seqq, xv. 189. Vetter, Fr. Jos, xiii. 332. Tissot, Fr. Peter, xiv. 253,375, Vicinanza, Fr. Camillus, xiv. xv. 112. 72, 247 seqq. Toale, Fr. Bernard, xiv. 254. Vigilante, Fr. Livy, xiv. 251. Tomassini, Fr. F. X, xiii. 52. Villiger, " Burchard, xi. 91, Tomassini, " P, xiii. 52. - xiii. 160. Toner, Fr. Patk. H, xiii. 205. Villiger, Fr. Geo, xiv. 250, xv. Tornielli, Fr. Filibert, xii. 50. 228 seqq. Tosi, Fr. Paschal, xi. 65, xiii. Vimout, Fr. , xiv. 5, 15. 152 seqq, xv. 197, 265 seqq. Vifiez, " Benito.xiv. 410,xv. Trambuchs, Fr Peter, xv. 247. 348. Treauor, Fr. John, xv. 249. Virot, Fr. Claude, xiii. 384. Truyens, Fr. Chas, xiii. 29 Vitry, " Peter, xv. 146 seqq. seqq. Vivier, " Louis, •' 148. Tuffer, Fr. Mich, xv. 228. Waldegravefa/ias Pelham), Fr. Tuomy, "' John, xv. 189. , xv. 91. Vallazza, Fr. Francis J, xiv. Wallace, Fr. James, xv. 103, 27. 189. Van Assche, Fr. Jodocus F, Walsh, Fr. Peter.xiv. 311 seqq, xiv. 307 seqq. xv. 31, 188. Vaii Bockel, Fr. , xi. 63. Walton, Fr. James, xiii. 283, Van der Hagan, Fr. Wm, xiii. xv. 184, 225. 32. Walton, Fr. James, xii. 75, xiii. Van de Velde, Fr. (Bp.) James 271,349, xiv. 61 seqq, xv. 97. 0,xiii. 24, xiv. 265, xv. 189. Wappeler, Fr. Wm, xv. 95. Van Goch, Fr. James C, xiii. Ward, Fr. James, xii. 237. 30 seqq, xiv. 239 seqq. Warner," John, xv. 163, 176. Van Gorp, Fr. Leopold, xiii. Warren (alias Pelham), Fr. ' 16, 150, 203. Henry, xi. 130, xv. 47,74, 91. Vanhufiel, Rev. Mr, xv. 31. Warren (alias Pelham), Fr. Van Hulst, Fr. Adrian, xiii. 29 Wm, xv. 91. seqq. Weber, Fr. Jos. P., xiv. 25 seqq. INDEX—B. 21 Weninger, Fr. Francis X, xv. Wood (alias Guillick or Kil- 64. lick), Fr. Wm., xv. 92. Whetenhall.Fr. Henry, xv. 93. Woodley, Fr. Robt, xiv. 79, Whitgreave, " Jas, xiii. 271, xv. 31. xv. 93. 225. Worsley, Fr. Lawrence, xiii. White, Fr. Andrew, xi. 5,117, 267. 230, xii. 284, xiii. 99, 282, Wouters, Fr. Chas, xii. 82, xiv. xiv. 51, 56, 201, 208, 223, 75. 384,360seqq,xv.45,80, 89. Wright, Fr. Philip, xv. 176. White, Fr. Stephen, xiv. 386. Young, " B. Aloysius, xiii. Whiteford, Fr. Wm, xii. 214. 347, xiv. 79, 111, 151, 245, Wiget, Fr. Bernardin, xi. 91, 267, xv. 32,189. xiii. 330. Young, Rev. Mr. Notley, xiii. Williams, Fr. John, xiv. 296, 350. xv. 97, 191. Zeballos, Br. Sancho, xiii. 384.

III. General

ALEXANDRIA, VA. St. Mary's Church and Residence, [v. Historical Papers.]

ARIZONA Fr. Rowen killed in 1751 xiv. 289

BIBLIOGRAPHY Books of Fr. De Smet and Fr. N. Point . . xi. 298 Frequent Communion—Fr. A. Mackenzie—Reprint xiii. 239 Dictionary of Flathead language, by one of Ours xiii. 416 New works by Ours in 1884 . . . xiv. 289 French-Chinese dictionary—Fr. Converue . . xiv. 291,409 Fr. Hurter's Nomenctatar and Theologia . . xiv. 293 Greek Church in Hungary—Fr. Nilles . . xiv. 293 Bibliotheca Scholastics Philosophise et Theologise xiv. 293 Miraculous Cure by St. John Berchmans . . xiv. 295 Atlas of Catholic Missions—Fr. Werner . . xiv. 301 The Christian Mother (Translation)—Fr. Schleuter xiv. 302 ApuntesrelativosaloshuricanesdelasAntillas-Fr. Vines xiv. 410 Spicilegium Dogmatico-Biblicum—Fr. Corluy . . xiv. 411 5 22 INDEX—B.

Catechism, Bible History, and method of Hearing Mass (Illinois tongue)—Fr. Clement Boulanger xv. 37 Fr. Laynez' MSS. deciphered by Fr. Hartmann Griser xv. 129 The meteorological elements of the climate of Shanghai, twelve years of observations made at Zi-ka-wei by missionaries of the —Fr. Dechevrens xv. 132 Art of oratorical composition—Fr. Chas. Coppens xv. 234 Poetical introduction to English rhetoric—by the same xv. 234 A course of Chinese literature—Fr". Tattoli xv. 235 The true religion and its dogmas—:Fr. Nich. Russo xv. 337 Chinese-Latin-French dictionary—Fr. Couvier . . xv. 337 Life of Fr. Barbelin—Eleanor C. Donnelly xv. 338 Life of Fr. Roothaan by Fr. J. Alberdingk Thym xv. 339 Assyrian and Akkadian vocabulary—Fr. Strassmaier xv. 343 Assyrian and Babylonian history—Fr. Jos. Brunengo xv. 344 Philology etc. applied to Mythology and Science of Re­ ligion—Fr. De Cara .... xv. 344 Populations Danubiennes—Fr. Jos. Van den Gheyn xv. 344 New researches on 8th class of Sanscrit verbs, by the same xv. 344 WOODSTOCK PUBLICATIONS—[v. INDEX A]. Compendium Theol. Moral.—Fr. A. Sabetti xiii. 96, 248, 424 De Deo Uno et Trino—Fr. J&. de Augustinis xiii. 96, 248, 424 De Deo Creante—Fr. F. Brambring ii. 424 Menology of the Society (English) v. 289 Litanise ad usum PP. S.J. v. 289 Exercitia Spiritualia—with Fr. Roothaan's notes v. 289 Fr. Martin's Life of Fr.Jogues (Translation) v. 412 De Religioue et Ecclesia—Fr. C. Mazzella v. 415 De Virtutibus Infusis—by the same v. 415 Logic-83 Generalis Institutiones—Fr. B. A. Schiffini v. 415 Sti. Thomse Tractatus De Homine—by the same . . .v. 415 Sti. Thomse Tractatus De motu hominis in Deum—same v. 415 De Faeultatibus Animse—Fr. J. M. Piccirelli iv. 415 Principles of Cosmography—Fr. Benedict Sestini v. 415 Animal Physics—by the same .v. 415 Elements of Theoretical mechanics, etc.—by the same v. 415 True Faith of our Forefathers—Fr. S. M. Brandi v. 415 Our Examining Chaplain—by the same iv. 415 Writers of the Society during scholastic year 1884-85 xv. 128 Renovation Reading .... xv. 136 INDEX—B. 23

Exercitia Spiritualia cum versione autographo Hispanico xv. no. 1, Cover. Summarium Indulgentiarum et privilegiorum S. J, a SS. Pont, concessorum 1886 . . xv. no. 2, Cover. Why am I a Catholic ?—Fr. S. M. Brandi . . xv. 350 Carmina Leonis XIII...... xv. 350 Collection of Catholic books printed before 1825 . . xv. 350

BOSTON, MASS.

Items relating to St. Mary's . . xiii. 92, xiv. 124 Retreat of Young Men's Association . . xiii. 237 Dedication of St Mary's parochial school . . xiii. 331 St. Mary's Church and Boston College . . xiii. 415 Lectures at Boston College . . . xiv. 290 Fr. Welch's prayer at Mayor's inauguration, etc. . . xv. 131 Holy Trinity Church—Golden Jubilee . . xv. 347

CALIFORNIA

Sketch of California mission, [v. Historical Papers.] Fra Magin Catalao—Inquiry as to heroic virtue, etc. xiii. 415 Lease of property in San Francisco . . xiv. 141 Letter from Santa Clara College . . xiv. 371 Description of St. Ignatius' College, San Francisco xv. 217 Missions given at Los Angeles .... xv. 341

CANADA MISSION

History of Soc. in Canada, [v. Historical Papers.] Indian Missions in Canada, [v. Indian Missions.] MONTREAL—Parish accepted by Ours . . xii. 349 Statistics taken from mission catalogue (1884) . . xiii. 415 MONTREAL—New scholasticate—Retreats, etc. . . xiii. 418 Various items about work of Ours . . . xiv. 141 MANITOULIN IS.—Fire at Wikwemikong . . xiv. 268 and other items .... xiv. 290 Opening of the Canadian scholasticate . . . xv. 101 New villa at La Broquerie xv. 268 MANITOBA—College of St. Boniface . . . xv. 342 24 INDEX—B.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Missions of the Society, [v. Historical Papers.] COSTA RICA—College closed at Cartago—Expulsion xiii. 415 HONDURAS—Death of Fr. A. Gillett . . . xiv. 292 BALIZE—Items about the Honduras Mission . . xv. 233

COLORADO

PUEBLO—Tribute to the Society - xii. 358 New church—Letter from Fr. Tomassini . . xiii. 50 MORRISON—New college opened . . . . xiii. 415 Items about new college xiv. 295

EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN LETTERS

ARABIA (Turkish)—The Christian Arabs . . xv. 134 ARMENIA—Adana—Labors of Ours . . xv. 233 Amasia—Armenian mission—Difficulties . . xv. 233 Cesarea—Labors of missionaries . . . xv. 235 Tokat—Christian schools . . . xv. 239 AUSTRALIA—Sydney—St. Ignatius' College, Riverview xiv. 414 AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY*—Extracts from catalogue of 1884 xiii. ^"l Innsbruck—The University Review . . . xiii. 240 " —Various items . . . xiv. 292 Missions, etc. of the province . . . xiv. 289 Summary of province catalogue for 1885 . . xv. 128 Hungary—College of Kalocsa xv. 236 AZORES—Fr. De Goes honored in Villa Franca . . xv. 335 BELGIUM—Trials of our fathers . . . xii. 348 Mission in East Bengal—College work in 1884 . . xiii. 92 The Collegium Maximum at Louvain . . xiv. 289 Shrine at Oostacker . . . . xiv. 407 Bruges—New church of the Sacred Heart . . xiv. 408 Louvain—Fr. Joseph Corluy's new work . . xiv. 411 " —The heart of St. John Berchmans . . xv. 128 " —Fr. Grimmelsman's "public act" . . xv. 341 CHINA—Labors of our missionaries ... xii. 348 Work of Protestant missionaries . . . xiii. 238- Increase of members on the mission . . xiii. 415 Tsin-chan-kiao— Residence attacked by brigands xiv. 141 INDEX—B. 25

Fr. Dechevrens' visit to Europe . . . xiv. 291 Missionaries' statistics . . . • . . xiv. 408 Mao-ka-tseng—Number of seminarians . . xiv. 411 Missionaries of province of France . . . xv. 129 Tchang-kiang—Catholic schools . . . xv. 347 COREA—State of Christianity there . . . xv. 337 DENMARK—Work of fathers of the German Province xiv. 409 EGYPT—Catholic natives xiii. 239 Cairo—The Holy Family .... xiv. 141 Colleges at Cairo and Alexandria . . . xiv. 291 Lower Thebaid— of SS. Paul and Anthony xiv. 300 Coptic College at Cairo xiv. 409 Matarich—Chapel of the Blessed Virgin . . xv. 131 Alexandria—New collegiate church . . . xv. 335 ENGLAND—Various items concerning Ours . . xii. 349 Houses belonging to provinces of Upper Germany, France, Lyons, and Champagne . . . xiii. 92 Statistics concerning English Province (1884) . . xiii. 416 Extracts from catalogue of 1885 . . . xiv. 142 Items from St. Beuno's xiv. 298 Letter from Br. Henry Foley . ' . . . xiv. 345 Instruments of torture in Tower of , etc. xiv. 409 Missiou at GIossop, Northampton, by Fr. B. Vaughan xv. 129 Testimony concerning English martyrs . . xv. 129 Littlehampton Apost. school—Liverpool poor schools xv. 130 Fr. Perry's scientific observations . . xv. 338 Apostolic school at Littlehampton . . , xv. 340 FRANCE—Scholasticates at Jersey, Mold, UclSs xii. 349 seq. Summary of province of Champagne (1884) . . xiii. 237 Montmartre—Meeting of St. Ignatius and companions xiii. 242 College and training school at Jersey . . xiii. 416 Lyons—Transfer of novitiate to England . . xiii. 417 Removal of novitiate of French Province to England xiv. 142 Lyons—Missionaries in Armenia, Syria, etc. . . xiv. 142 Champagne Province—Work of Ours . . xiv. 290 Extracts from catalogue of Prov. of France (1885) xiv. 292 Lyons—Missions of the province . . xiv. 293 Items from province of Paris . . xiv. 412 Paris—Work of the Society in France . .. xv. 132 Introduction of new diploma . . . . xv. 339 GERMANY (Upper)— Status of dispersed province xii. 359 26 INDEX—B.

New provincial for Upper Germany . . . xiii. 248 Condition of the province in 1884 . . xiii. 417 Success in Denmark and Sweden . . xiv. 301 The Stimmen editors .... xiv. 410 GRECIAN ARCHIPELAGO—Tinos—Labors of Ours xv. 339 HINDOSTAN—Adeikalabouram orphan asylum, etc. xv. 130 HOLLAND—Novitiate and scholasticate . . xiii. 417 INDIA—Mangalore—Sketch of the vicariate . . xi. 246 Madura—Trichinopoly, Negapatam, FF. of Tou­ louse Province . . ". . . xiii. 93 Madura—College of Trichinopoly . . xiii. 242 Mangalore—New college . . . xiii. 242 " —Luther's festival . . . xiii. 417 Calcutta — Catholic University . . xiv. 141 Various items from Trichinopoly . . xiv. 142 Madura — Success of Fr. Celle . . xiv. 142 Fr. Pagani, Vicar-apostolic . . . xiv. 292 Calcutta—College of St. Francis Xavier . . xiv. 408 Our colleges in India - . . . xiv. 410 Examinations at our college in Calcutta . . xv. 128 Trichinopoly—Spread of devotion to the Sacred Heart xv. 134 British India and Siam—Summary of missions xv. 235 Trichinopoly— of Hindoo priests, etc. xv. 239.. Mangalore Mission—Summary of catalogue (1886) xv. 341 IRELAND—The Catholic University . . xiii. 351 Professorships in the university given to Ours . . xiii. 93 New novitiate at Dromore . . . xiii. 240 " " " Melbourne, Australia . . xiii. 417 University college and Dromore novitiate . . xiv. 142 The Irish Mission .... xiv. 410 Success of our students at university examinations xv. 129 ITALY"—Dispersed provinces—Death of Father Joseph M. Paladini . . . . xii. 351 Turin—Condition of province in 1884 . . xiii. 95 Rome—Resignation of V. Rev. Fr. Beckx . . xiii. 212 " —Election ofV. R. Fr. A.M.Anderledy xii.355,xiii.420 Fies'ole—Changes and appointments . . . xiii. 416 Naples—Statistics of the province . . xiii. 418 Rome—Leo XIII. favorable to the Society . . xiii. 419 Venice—Extracts from catalogue of 1884 . . xiii. 423 Naples—Return of our fathers . . xiv. 144 INDEX—B. 27

Rome—FF. Comely, Bucceroui, et al. . . xiv. 145 Naples— of St. Francis Hieronymo . . xiv. 295 Missions of the Roman Province . . xiv. 297 Turin—Missions of province in 1885 . . xiv. 301 Venice—Some brief items . . . xiv. 302 Rome — Fathers of the Civiltd . . xiv. 412 " —Room of St. Stanislaus Kostka . . xv. 239 " —Our fathers in the . . xv. 346 JERSEY—Geological specimens found on the island xv. 130 MADAGASCAR—Expulsion of our fathers . . xii. 353 Opposition to the Church . . . xiii. 241 After the expulsion of Ours . . xiv. 294 During the ahsence of Ours . . xiv. 411 Condition of Christians . . . xv. 130 Catholic schools .... xv. 236 MALTA—Miraculous cure of Br. Polizzi—Stigmata xv. 311 —Chinese immigrants . . xiv. 295 Tribute of Protestant missionaries . . xiv. 412 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS—Labors among the natives xiii. 244 Manilla—Celebration of feasts of St. Fr. Xavier and Immaculate Conception . . . xiii. 418 Manilla—Observatory entrusted to Ours by King Alfonso ..... xiii. 419 Items from Manilla, Mindanao, etc. . . xiv. 144 Manilla—Athenaeum and normal school . . xiv. 411 '" College, observatory, and missions . . xv. 132 " College items—Mission items . . xv. 344 PORTUGAL—Summary of catalogue for 1884 . . xiii. 244 Extracts from catalogue for 1885 . . xiv. 296 Fr. Radamaker, etc. . . . xiv. 412 SICILY — Foreign missions . . . xiii. 419 Several brief items . . . . xiv. 299 Miraculous cure of a novice by St. Francis Xavier xv. 133 SPAIN—Items from province of Aragon, etc . . xii. 357 Conscription of novices . . . xiii. 95 Galicia—Publications and other work of Ours . . xiii. 239 Novitiate at Loyola • . . . . xiii. 246 Colleges at Carrion and Madrid . . . xiii. 247 Castile—Missionaries in S. America . . . xiii. 420 Toledo—Statistics of the province (1884) . . xiii. 420 Aragon—Church of old Society reopened . . xiii. 420 28 INDEX—B.

New house opened at Vittoria, etc. . . xiv. 145 Scholasticate at Ucles . . . xiv. 146 Castile—Items from catalogue for 1885 . . xiv. 290 Monument to Fr. J. de Mariana, etc. . . xiv. 300 Items about Loyola, Gandia, etc. . . xiv. 412 Ucles—Academies of theologians and philosophers xv. 239 Aragon—House where Bl. Peter Claver was born comes into possession of the Society . . xv. 335 Galicia—Novitiate destroyed by-fire . . xv. 339 New buildings at Loyola . . . xv. 341 Cholera at Valencia—Labors of Ours . . xv. 346 SYRIA—Beyroot—University of St. Joseph . . xiv. 289 Letter from Beyroot . . . xiv. 340 Fathers Cheiko and Angelil . . . xiv. 413 Beyroot—Items about university and apostolic school xv. 128 Work of Ours in El Hauran . . . xv. 133 Beyroot—Visit of Landi Pasha to the university xv. 234 Protestant tactics in Syria . . . xv. 237 Beyroot — Success of trie university . . xv. 336 WEST INDIES—Havana—College at Belen . . xiii. 240 . Havana—Tribute to Fr. Vines . . xiv. 410 Meteorological stations in charge of Ours at Havana, Port au Prince, and Porto Rico . . . xv. 348* ZAMBESI— Grahamstown items — Fr. Weld appointed superior ..... xiii. 93 Scholasticate at Dunbrody . . . xiv. 147 Portuguese Zambesi—Ruins, etc. . . xiv. 297 Mission of Upper Zambesi—Prospects . . xiv. 301 Missionary work—Fr. Cronenberghs . . xiv. 414 Scholasticate at Dunbrody . . . xv. 348

GEORGETOWN, D. C. in 1833 xi. 62 Georgetown College at beginning of century xii. 73 Brief account of Georgetown in 1840 xiii. 119 Georgetown College notes xiii. 240 Recollections of Georgetown xiii. 387 Items about the college xiii. 417 Recollections of Georgetown in 1820 xiv. 264 Sale of old college villa xv. 339 INDEX—B. 29

INDIAN MISSIONS

CANADA—Lake Superior, Letter of Fr Jos. Specht to Fr. Perron . . . . xi. 70 Letter of Fr. Chambon . . . xiii. 191 " " " Jos. Specht to Fr. Hudon . . xiv. 177 KANSAS—Osage Mission—Letters from Fr. P. M. Pon­ ziglione xi. 279, xii. 112, 296, xiii. 142, 309, xiv. 230 An Historical Hypothesis . . . xii. 185 Reminiscences of the mission * . . xiii. 313 St. Francis' Institution ... xiii. 419 ROCKY MOUNTAINS—Recollections of Fr. N. Point. [v. Historical Papers.] Alaska—Work among the natives . . xv. 133 Dakota Ty.—Catholic Indians . . . xv. 235 St. Francis' Mission—Letter from E. Perrig xv. 315 Idaho Ty.—Sacred Heart Mission . . xi. 49 St. Joseph's Mission xi. 52 Letter from St. Joseph's Mission . . xi. 184 Letters from Fr. A. Morrillo . . xii. 56, 330, xiii. 14 Indian Missions .... xv. 236 Montana Ty.—Helena . . . . xi. 43 St. Peter's Mission . . . . xi. 45 " Ignatius' xi. 47 " Mary's xi. 48 Coeur d'Alene Reservation . . . xi. 157 Flathead Agency xi. 158 St. Peter's Mission—Letter from Fr. Damiani xi. 179 Letter from St. Ignatius' Mission . . xi. 183 " " " " —Fr. J. Bandini xi. 275 " " Peter's Mission . . xii. 34 Letters from Fr. P. Prando to Fr. Cataldo . . xii. 38 St. Ignatius' Mission — Letter from Fr. J. Guidi to Fr. Cataldo .... xii. 51 St. Peter's Mission — Letters from Fr. P. Prando to Fr. Cataldo . . . xii. 305,317, 326 A visit to the Flatheads (by a German Protestant) xiii. 16 Letter of Bp. Brondel of Montana, on the work of the Society ..... xiii. 150 Coeur d'AlSne Mission—Letter of Mr. Arthuis xiii. 381 % 30 INDEX—B.

The Flathead Mission at St. Ignatius' . '. xiv. 145 St. Peter's Mission—Letters from Mr. P. Bougis xv. 77, 318 Washington Ty.—Colville xi. 52 Yakima . . . . . xi. 54 Letter from Fr. U. Grassi to Fr. Cataldo . . xi. 65 Attanam — Letter from Fr. J. M. Caruana to Fr. Cataldo ..... xi. 269 Colville—Letters from Fr. J. M. Caruana xii. 43, 49 Yakima—Letter " L. Parodi to Fr. Cataldo xii. 53 Spokane Falls—Letter from "Fr. J. Joset . . . xii. 172 " — " " " A. Jacquet . . xii. 332 " — " " " Aloysius Robaut xiii. 151 " — " " " Robt. Smith . . xv. 196 Indian Missions in Washington Ty. . . xv. 239 Among the Kootenais—Letter of Fr. Robt. Smith xv. 278 PROVINCE OF GERMANY— Wyoming Ty. — Lander City —Letters from Fr. Brenner .... xiv. 142, 302 Mission abandoned , . . . xiv. 414 MISCELLANEOUS— Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions xi. 159, 204, 240 Fr. Brouillet's Appeal xi. 161 U. S. Senate—Speech of Senator Vest . . xiii. 201

JERSEY CITY, N. J.

St. Peter's Church and College, [v. Historical Papers.] Golden Jubilee of St. Peter's Church . . . xiii. 241 Items about St. Peter's College .... xiii. 419

LOUISIANA

Short Account of Soc. in Louisiana, [v. Hist. Papers.] NEW ORLEANS—Summary of mission catalogue (1884) xiii. 94 College at Galveston, Texas .... xiii. 418 Items about New Orleans Mission . . . xiv. 144 GRAND COTEAU—Letter from St. Charles' College xiv. 327

MARYLAND

NEWTOWN—Manor and church, [v. Historical Papers.] Colleges of Md. Prov. 43 years ago. [v. Hist. Papers.] BOHEMIA, Cecil Co. [v. Historical Papers.] INDEX—B. 31

ST..MARY'S CITY. [v. Historical Papers.] ST. MARY'S CO.—Jubilee Missions in 1830, at New­ town, St. Inigo's, St. Nicholas', St. John's, St. Joseph's, Sacred Heart.St. Aloysius',OurLady's(Medley'sNeck) xi. 56 ST. THOMAS' MANOR—Letter from Fr. E. McSwyney xi. 222 WHITE MARSH—Brief sketch .... xii. 210 BALTIMORE—Items about St. Ignatius' Church . . xiii. 237 250th anniversary of first Mass in America . . xiii. 239 Repairs on St. Ignatius' Church . . . xiii. 385 BOHEMIA—New church at Middletown, Del. . . . xiii. 415 FREDERICK-—New altar in novitiate chapel . . xiii. 417 ST. MARY'S Co.—Improvements, etc. . . . xiii. 419 ST. THOMAS' MANOR—Early history . . . xiv. 208 BALTIMORE—Lectures at Loyola College . . xiv. 290 LEONARDTOWN—Jenkins Memorial bell . . xiv. 293 FREDERICK—St. John's graveyard . . . xiv. 296 ST. INIGO'S—Points of interest near the villa . . xiv. 298 BALTIMORE—First synod, 1791 xv. 221 ST. MARY'S CO.—Various items from "the counties" xv. 347

MEXICO

Present condition of the province of Mexico . . xii. 353 Letter from Fr. Pedro Lopez .... xv. 87 Statistics from province catalogue . . . xv. 131 WORELIA—Recovery of church belonging to old Society xv. 211 Missions by Fr. Labrador Xv. 301

MISSIONARY LABORS

CALIFORNIA — Los Angeles, San Gabriel, and Wilmington (Fathers of New Mexico), xv. 132. CONNECTICUT — Bridgeport, xi. 114, xii. 131; New Haven (Sacred Heart), xi.. 211; Hartford (St. Patrick's), xii. 270; New London (St. Mary's), xiii. 302; Fair Haven, xiv. 113; Norwich, xiv. 121; Westerly, xv. 86. DELAWARE—Wilmington Pro-cathedral, xv. 83. MAINE—Houlton and Ft. Fairfield, xi. 294; Rockland (St. David's), and Thomaston, xii. 274; Damariscotta, xii. 275, 360; Portland (Cathedral and St. Dominic's), xiii. 178,180; Augusta •and Gardiner, xv. 84. 32 INDEX B.

MARYLAND—St. Mary's Co, xi. 101; Charles Co, xi. 109 ; Frederick (St. John's) xiii. 181. MASSACHUSETTS—Boston (St. James), xiii. 176, 287, xv. 82;— (SS. Peter and Paul), xii. 163; — (St. Mary's), xii. 272, xiii. 166, xiv. 123. xv. 82;—(Immac. Cone), xiv. 294;—(Cathe­ dral), xv. 84; East Boston (Star of the Sea), xii. 131; Glouces­ ter, xi. 290; Grafton and Upton, xi. 291; Marblehead, xii. 120; West Newton, xii. 130; Norwood and West Roxbury, xii. 271; Cambridge (St. Paul's),xiii. 167 ; Lowell (St. Peter's), xiii. 168; Canton, xiii. 178; Brockton (St. Patrick's), xiii. 306; Brookline, xiv. 125; Arlington, and Lexington, xiv. 387 ; Cambridgeport, xv. 85. NEBRASKA—Omaha (Cathedral), xi. 79;—(St. Mary Magda­ lene's), xi. 171; Plattsmouth, xi. 79 ; Nebraska City, xi. 81; Rulo, xi. 82; Table Rock, xi. 83; Plum Creek, and Tecumseh, xi. 85 ; Enterprise and Exeter, xi. 87; Sutton, xi. 88; Turkey Creek and Seward, xi. 89; York, xi. 90; Crete, xi. 169 ; Friend- villeand Hastings, xi. 170; Columbus, xi. 172; Fremont, xi. 173; Sidney, xi. 175; North Platte, xi. 176; Grafton, xi. 178.(1> NEW BRUNSWICK — Woodstock, xii. 276, xiii. 53; Johnville, xiii. 54. NEW HAMPSHIRE—Claremont, xi. 101; Laconia (St. Joseph's), xv. 82. NEW JERSEY—Jersey City (St. Patrick's), xi. 103;—(St. Mich­ ael's), xv. 86; Paterson, xii. 170, xiii. 304, xv. 86; Rahway, xiv. 389; Newark (St. Patrick's), xv. 83; Milburn, xv. 85. NEW YORK—Troy (Jubilee Missions), xi. 105;—(St. Michael's), xii. 163, xiv. 128;—(St. Peter's), xiii. 59;—(St. Joseph's), xiv. 126; N. Y. City (Holy Cross), xi. 108 ;—(St. Fr. Xavier's), xi. 114 ;—(Immac. Concep.), xi. 219 ;—(St. Michael's), xi. 289, xiii. 305 ;—(St. Andrew's), xii. 124;—(St. Gabriel's), xii. 165, xiii. 182;—(St. Mary's), xii. 268, xiii. 182, xv. 83 ;—(Trans­ figuration), xiii. 57; — (Holy Innocents'), xiv. 129; — (St. Ann's), xiv. 294; —(St. Paul's), xiv. 388; Albany (Cathedral), xii. 167 ; Auburn, xii. 170; Westchester (St. Raymond's), xiii. 55; Utica (St. John's), xiii. 62; Poughkeepsie (St. Mary's), xiii. 165 ; Fordham (Lady of Mercy), xiii. 182; Oneida, xiii. 183; Whitehall, xiv. 125; Sandy Hill, xiv. 388; Fairport, xiv. 389. (•) All these by the fathers of the Missouri Province; elsewhere (excepting California) by the fathers of the Maryland New York Province. INDEX—B. 33

PENNSYLVANIA—Holmesburg (St. Dominic's), xi. 101, xiv. 125; Philadelphia (Assumption), xi. 104; —(St. Charles Borromeo's), xi. 106;—(St. Paul's), xi. 107 ;—(Cathedral), xi. 107, xv. 86 ; — (St. Patrick's), xi. 218; —(St. Mary's), xii. 123; —(St. Agatha's), xii. 128;—(St. Francis'), xii. 161;—(St. Joseph's), xii. 171, xiii. 181;—(Sacred Heart), xiii. 61; Jenkinton, xi. 290; Centralia, xii. 121; Pittsburgh (St. James'), xv. 83 ;— (St. John Bapt.), xv. 84; East Liberty (Sacred Heart), xv. 86. RHODE ISLAND—Providence (St. Joseph's), xii. 271. VERMONT—Fair Haven, xiv. 113; Castleton, xiv. 116;. West Castleton, xiv. 119; Poultney, xiv. 120; Middleton, xiv. 121; Leicester Junction and Proctor, xv. 85. VIRGINIA—Alexandria (St. Mary's), xiii. 181.

MISSOURI PROVINCE

First Mission from Maryland, [v. Historical Papers.] KANSAS—History of Society's work. [v. Historical Papers.] OSAGE COUNTY—Short history, [v. Historical Papers.] ST. LOUIS, MO. Letter from St. Louis University in 1833 xi. 62 OSAGE CO.—Westphalia—Letter from Fr. P. A. Krier xi. 295 Items from province catalogue for 1884 . . xiii. 94 CHICAGO, III.—Fr. Damen's missionary work . . xiii. 237 DETROIT, MICH.— Notice of Fr. A. MacKensie of the old Society ...... xiii. 239 NEBRASKA—Work among the Bohemians . . xiii. 243 ST. Louis, Mo.—Post-graduate course xiii. 247, xiv. 80 MILWAUKEE, WIS.—New rector of Marquette College xiii. 418 Changes in the province (1884-85) . . , xiii. 418 OMAHA, NEB.—New rector of Creighton College xiii. 419 Various items about work in the province . . xiv. 144, 294 ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Post-graduate lectures xiv. 299, xv. 132 FLORISSANT—The CharbonniSre . . . xiv. 313 NEBRASKA—Letter from Fr. Ladislaus Sebastyanski xv. 75 ST. LOUIS, MO.—Letter from Fr. Thos. Hughes . . xv. 213 CLEVELAND, O.—New college of St. Ignatius . . xv. 337 OMAHA, NEB.—Exhibits at inter-state exposition . . xv. 338 ST. LOUIS, MO.—New university . . . xv. 346 34 INDEX—B.

NEW MEXICO

LAS VEGAS—Letters from Mr. M. T. Hughes xii. 299, xiii. 42 " A correction in sketch of college . . xiii. 243 Various items about changes in the mission, etc. . . xiii. 418

NEW YORK

New York Mission, [v. Historical Papers.] St. Joseph's Church, [v. Historical Papers.] TROY—Brief sketch of St. Joseph's Church, [v. Hist. Papers.] St. Francis Xavier's new church (descriptive) . . xii. 93 Dedication of the same xii. 154 Prisons and Hospitals of New York—Fr. H. Duranquet xii. 183 Fordham College items . . . . . xiii. 239 New York Tribune's idea of a Jesuit . . . xiii. 243 AURIESVILLE—Our Lady of Martyrs . . xiii. 414 Fordham and St. Francis Xavier's College items xiii. 419 TROY—New parochial school- . . . xiii. 423 Items from St. Francis Xavier's College . . xiv. 144, 298 MANRESA—Missionary work of the novices ('81-'83) xiv. 224 " —Memoirs xv. 249. AURIESVILLE—2nd pilgrimage to our Lady of Martyrs xv. 336" BUFFALO—Items about Canisius College . . xv. 337 New scientific building at Fordham . . . xv. 338 New academic building at St. Francis Xavier's . . xv. 343

PENNSYLVANIA

Historical Documents, etc. [v. Historical Papers.] PHILADELPHIA—Work resumed on the Gesu . . xiii. 243 .CONEWAGO—Church repairs—Littlestown abandoned xiii. 415 PHILADELPHIA—The Gesu—Fr. Blenkinsop's jubilee xiii. 419 —St. Joseph's —First sodality, 1837 xiii. 419 " —Letter from St. Joseph's . . xiv. 358 " —St. Joseph's 'day at St. Joseph's xiv. 296 " —Repairs on St. Joseph's Church xv. 237 " —Anniversary of death of Fr. Ferd. Farmer xv. 338 " —Items from St. Joseph's and the Gesu xv. 344 INDEX—B. 35

SOUTH AMERICA

BRAZIL—Letters from Fr. R. M. Galanti xi. 191, 263, xii. 66, xiii. 38, 183, 321, xiv. 302, xv. 261. DEMERARA—Letters from Fr. Luigi Casati xi. 267, xii. 181 COLOMBIA—New Granada—Letter from Fr. Lopez xiii. 94 PANAMA—Extract from letter of Br. Egureu . . xiii. 95 ECUADOR—Guayaquil—Fr. Pozo appointed bishop xiii. 417 BRAZIL—Itu—Fr. Cocumelli, Rector of S. American College . . . . . xiii. 417 BRAZIL—Para—Attempt to evangelize reduction of S. America . . . . . xiii. 419 PARAGUAY—A letter from Brazil . ... xiv. 144 ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION—Our colleges . . xiv. 146 COLOMBIA—Mgr. Paul (S. J.) Abp. of Bogota . . xiv. 147 BRAZIL—Items from Itu xiv. 147 DEMERARA—Letter from Fr. John Moura . . . xiv. 186 COLOMBIA—New Granada—Missions by our fathers xiv. 295 ARGENTINE CONF.—Extracts from letter of Fr. Repetti xiv. 298 BRAZIL—College of Itu . xv. 128 URUGUAY'—Persecution of Religious .... xv. 134 QUITO—Letter from Fr. A. Salazar .... xv. 171 COLOMBIA—Letter from Fr. Raphael Perez . . . xv. 172 The Paraguay Reductions, [v. Historical Papers.] xv. 203 ECUADOR—College at Quito xv. 236

TEXAS

SEGUIN—Letters from Fr. F. P. Garesche' xi. 185, xii. 60 ISLETA and SEGUIN—Letter from Fr. Persone . . xiii. 123 GALVESTON—St. Mary's University entrusted to Ours xiii. 243 SAN ANTONIO—Visit of some of our fathers to Geronimo xv. 339

WASHINGTON, D. C.

The Catholic Seminary—Status for 1821, etc. xi. 91 Mission at St. Aloysius' Church in 1884 xiii. 240 Recollections of Washington xiii. 387 St. Aloysius' Church—Silver jubilee xiii. 423 Donation to Gonzaga College xiv. 302 St. Joseph's Church abandoned xv. 347 36 INDEX—B.

WISCONSIN

PRAIRIE DU CHIEN—Sketch of the college, etc. xiii. 376

MISCELLANEOUS

Across the Continent—(Letter II) The National Park xi. 25 (Letter III) Montana to Washington . . xi. 141 Our Colleges in the United States for, 1881-82 . . xi. 324 " "..1882-83 . . xii. 361 " " " " " 1883-84 . . xiii. 425 " " 1884-85 . . xiv. 416 U. S. and Canada 1885-86 . . xv. 352 Notes upon the Causes of Beatification, relating to the Society, pending before the Congregation of Rites— Furnished by Fr. Negroni . . . . xii. 90 The Jubilee of the Maryland Province . . xii. 205, 278 Erection of the province in 1833, 205; Announce­ ment of the jubilee, 211;_ Celebration in all the houses, 213, 278. Fr. Andrew White's Novice-home . . . xii. 284 " Charles H. Stonestreet's Golden Jubilee . . xii. 285 " William F. Clarke's " " . . xii. 287/ Indulgence for the prayer Suscipe . . . xii. 344 Members of the 23rd General Congregation xii. 346, 360 Congregation of New York Maryland Province in 1883 xii. 357 Ecclesiastical statistics for 1883 . . xii. 358 The Curia and Rome .... xiii. 129 Perseverance in the Society—Reasons for persevering xiii. 133 Fr. Basil Pacciarini's Golden Jubilee . . xiii. 205 " Charles Piccirillo's " " . . xiii. 207 " Parsons not the author of "Leicester's Common­ wealth" ..... xiii. 416 Fr. Peter Blenkinsop's Golden Jubilee . . xiii. 419 „ Apostolic Schools—Appeal of Fr. W. Ronan ; Letters from ..*... xiv. 88, 289 Souls under care of Society in the United States xiv. 138 Lake Mistassini and the Jesuits—Fr. Albanel . . xiv. 143 List of Ours present at 3rd Plenary Council, Baltimore xiv. 144 Items from province catalogue for 1885 . . xiv. 145

The Society's American Sanctuary , . r xiv. 146 INDEX—B. 37 Ter-centenary celebration of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin .... xiv. 149, xv. 3 Very Rev. Fr. General (Beckx) in his retirement— Letter of Fr. Lavigne to Fr. Portal . . xiv. 257 Catalogus NN. qui in missionibus versantur ineunte v? anno 1885 ..... xiv. 3.04 Ministeria Spiritualia Prov. Marylandise Neo-Ebora- censis a die la Julii 1884 ad diem lam Julii 1885 xiv. 418 The same, for 1885-86 xv. 355 Chaplains during the Civil War . . xiv. 375, xv. Ill Two letters from Fr. Jos. B. O'Hagan . . xv. Ill Observatories conducted by Ours .... xv. 132 Chaplains for the Mexican War-1846 . . . xv. 196 Appointment of FF. McElroy and Rey, 198; Four letters of W. L. Marcy, Secy, of War, 200 seqq. Indulgences—The Holy Hour .... xv. 236 Summary of Ours engaged on foreign missions . . xv. 236 Instruction for the erection of sodalities . . xv. 238 Cardinal Toletus, first Jesuit cardinal . . xv. 239 Letter of Fr. Robert Brady, from Fiesole . . xv. 274 Mungret College, Ireland—Letter from Fr. J. A. Conway xv. 304 An Old Calumny Refuted—"The end justifies the means" xv. 335 Marble Bust of Fr. De Smet—Chicago Hist. Soc. xv. 338 Necrology of the Society for 1885 . . . xv. 342 Congregatio Procuratorum, Fesulis, 1886 . . xv. 351 Home News—Woodstock—Parish, Disputations, Acade­ mies, etc. xii. 357, 359; xiii. 96, 210, 248, 424 ; xiv. 141, 145, 147, 294, 296, 299, 300, 303, 415; xv. 134 seq, 295 seq, 348 seqq.

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