The Catholic Fireside

A copy of ‘The Catholic Fireside’, Vol. XX, No. 337 (13 June 1896).

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Date
13 June 1896
Reference
85
Extent and medium
34 pp; printed
Scope and content
A copy of ‘The Catholic Fireside’, Vol. XX, No. 337 (13 June 1896).
General note
‘The Catholic Fireside’ made its first appearance in December 1878 as a special supplement to ‘The Catholic Times’ newspaper in Britain. It was so successful that it was subsequently continued as a monthly penny magazine; in 1893 it was made a weekly publication. By 1902 it marketed itself as the most widely circulated Catholic weekly in the world. ‘The Catholic Times’ and its various subsidiary publications appealed largely to Catholics of Irish descent living in Britain and was particularly noted for its championing of various Irish nationalists.
Repository
Irish Capuchin Archives
Context
Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Newspaper Collection

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  • VOL. XX. No. 337. JUNE 13, 1896. PRICE ONE PENNY.
  • 2/11 The Open Catholic Office is a special Catholic manufacturer of "The Catholic Fireside" only. WE WILL FORWARD DIRECT FROM THE LOADS TO ANY ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF AN ARCHITECT, A…
  • VOL. XX. No. 337 (All Rights) JUNE 13, 1896. PRICE ONE PENNY.
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THE CATHOLIC FIRESIDE VOL. XX. No. 337. JUNE 13, 1896. PRICE ONE PENNY. 1896 PROCLAMATION. The "Super-Eminent" PIONEER REDUCTION SALE. By Messrs. P. HODGSON & SON, The Wall-known Carpet Manufacturers of the City of Leeds, Will take effect on sight of this Advertisement. EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS. 100,000 "ALARM" CARPETS. (REGISTERED) GUARANTEED GENUINE BARGAINING. 2/11 The Open Catholic Office is a special Catholic manufacturer of "The Catholic Fireside" only. WE WILL FORWARD DIRECT FROM THE LOADS TO ANY ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF AN ARCHITECT, A CHURCH WORKER, BEALLIES, ASTRONOMIC CARPET, THE LARGEST EVER SOLD AT THE PRICE. EXCLUSIVE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SHINING SONS AND DENDERS AND WOVEN IN ARC COURSES, large stones to cover any ordinary room, as an advertisement for our goods, thus saving any Middle Profits. SPECIAL OFFER. — CARPETS and RUGS, 7½ CARPETS and RUGS, 14½ WAXE UNQUALIZED IN THE AMOUNT OF ADVERTISING. AS A SEVERELY SADDLY ORANGE AND COMPARED THESE CARPETS. THE CATHOLIC FIRESIDE CARPET COUPON. The coupon of this Coupon is the property of the Catholic Fireside Carpet Coupon. All orders deposited in same day in relation as they arrive by post. Cheques and P.O.'s payable to F. HODGSON & SON, Manufacturers, Horporten, and Woodsley Road, LEEDS. P. HODGSON & SON, Manufacturers, Horporten, and Woodsley Road, LEEDS. VOL. XX. No. 337 (All Rights) JUNE 13, 1896. PRICE ONE PENNY. THE GREATER LOVE. By S. M. LYNE. and majestic against a background of massive oaks and firs. The castle stood on a slight eminence overlooking the wild and romantic valley of Amaranta, whence it took its name, and through which flowed the silvery Tamaga. All around rose the rugged heights of the Sierras, their steep sides clothed with groves of olive and chestnut trees, their rocky summits glittering in the light. The fertile valley below was covered with vine yards and orange groves, interspersed with fields of maize and corn and flax, while small farms dotted about here and there amid the graceful woods completed this picture of sylvan loveliness. At the foot of the Castle, on the banks of the Tamaga, clustered the white-roofed, vine-covered houses of the villagers. In their midst, conspicuous for its architectural beauty, rose the stately spire of the parish church, dedicated to the ever-blessed Mother of God. The priory and church of the Dominican