THE MANX QUARTERLY

St. Mary's Church (Douglas) Jubilee: History of Roman Catholicism in the Isle of Man,

 page 591

The Origin and Progress of Oddfellowship,

p. 598

The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company's New Vessel — The Ben-my-Chree,

p. 603

Manx Hymns — " For Me" (Sankey)

p. 606

Translated by J. NELSON

" Eternal Father, Strong to Save,"

p. 621

Poem :" Only a Miner"

p. 606

W. S. WALTON

Registrar-General's Report, for 1908,

p. 611

A Rural Academy,

p. 616

JUAN OTHIGILL

The Beautiful City of Prague,

p. 618

ALFRED HEMMING

A Reminiscence of Old Douglas,

p. 622

ALFRED HEMMING

Coast Erosion: Lancashire, Cheshire, and North Wales,

p. 624

Thomas Edward Brown,

p. 626

REV. SELWYN G. SIMPSON

Memorial to T. E. Brown,

p. 642

Historical Account of the Parish of German,

p. 648

REV. JOHN QUINE, M.A.

Manx Societies at Home and Abroad : Liverpool; Manchester; London; Vancouver; Transvaal ; Middle West, Kansas; Cleveland;

p. 655

MEMORIAL NOTICES:

p. 664

Sir William Leece Drinkwater ; William Arthur Hutchinson ; Robert Curphey ; James Corrin ; John Fred. Rylance ; Edward Fern; John Kelly; Mrs Anna Maria Hunt; Charles Fox; Miss Annie Crellin ; Mrs Elizabeth Brown; John E. Callow; William Colquhoun ; Robert Little; Dean Lefroy ; James Cowan; Miss Eliza Bateman ; Miss Elizabeth Mary Gell ; Mrs Kinley ; Arthur William Moore, c.v.o Speaker of the House of Keys ;

THE ILLUSTRATIONS in this number include: Portraits of the late Sir William Leece Drinkwater ; Rev Dean Walsh ; Rev Dean Crookall ; Bust of T. E. Brown in Douglas Library; Pictures of St. Mary's R.C. Church; Manx Cottage and Spinning Wheel; Maps showing Erosion on Lancashire Coast.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS are due to the Isle of Man Times for loan of block of T. E. Brown; to Dean Crookall for that of St. Mary's Church and portrait blocks; to Mr William Ashton, of Southport, for Maps showing Lancashire Coast, etc.

Any comments, errors or omissions gratefully received The Editor
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