Sayings of Cardinal Newman.

Publisher's advertisements on p. [77]-[88]"A collection of speeches and sermons delivered by His Eminence on occasions of interest during his Catholic life": p. [1](cont.) On his trepidation as an author -- To the Young Men's Society -- On what a cardinal ought to be -- The cardinal and the club --On his literary standing -- To the Sisters of Notre Dame -- On some matters of education -- About the Benedictines -- Asking "If this is coldness, what is warmth?" -- On affairs of Ireland -- On young Australia and old England -- To boys, about the rosary -- On the relations between Catholics and Protestants in England -- In an Oxford pulpit again -- On the conversion of England -- On the need of discipline -- On Mr. Ouless's portrait of hilm -- At the London Oratory -- For the last time.About poetry -- On receiving a batch of converts from Anglicanism -- Accepting first praise -- On relinquishing the rectorship of the Catholic University of Ireland -- On the occasion of writing the "Apologia" -- On certain aspersions -- At the funeral of Henry Wilberforce -- On receiving notice of his elevation to the Sacred College -- On being congratulated -- On the kindness of Ireland -- On the pleasant care of boys -- On an audience with the Pope -- To the Oratory School boys -- On the happy character of the time --Mode of access: Internet