THE

Trish

Quarterly Review.

VOL. VI.

DUBLIN:

W. B. KELLY, 8, GRAFTON-STREET.

LONDON: SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, AND CO.

TO BE HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

1856.

1. The Song of Hiawatha. By Henry Wads-

worth Longfellow. London: David Bogue,

Fleet-street. 1855.

2. The Mystic and other Poems. By Philip

James Bailey, Author of "Festus." London:

Chapman and Hall, Piccadilly. 1855.

3. Men and Women. By Robert Browning,

in two Vols. London: Chapman and Hall,

Piccadilly. 1855.

II. THE ILLUSIONS OF LITERATURE :-

La Comtesse de Mauléon. Par Louis Rey-

baud, Paris: Lévy Frères. 1853.

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III.-JOHN BANIM:-PART VIII. Closing Days of

Life. Death. Pension granted to his Daugh-

ter. Death of his Daughter. Pension granted

to Mrs. Banim. Meeting called in Kilkenny

to erect a Public Testimonial to Banim.

Resolutions and Names of Committee. Tes-

timonial Erected. Conclusion. Appendix. 66

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