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<p>"The following Address may be considered as a sequel  to the one delivered by the Author at Manchester, on the  28th of April. To that, however, considerable additions  were made in publication. In this, no change has been  made, beyond the insertion of two or three sentences  omitted in delivery to save time. Again he must regret  the difficulty of compressing into an Address, delivered  to a mixed audience, subjects requiring much more detail  to render them justice. Still, with other more important  occupations weighing upon him, this is the only way  which he has of expressing his opinion on them. Nor  does he think that, from consciousness of great necessary  imperfection in the performance of his task, he ought to  refuse such assistance as he can give to great educational  or charitable undertakings, by turning to account the  pursuits, or rather recreations, of leisure hours.   TALACRE,
Sept. 2, 1853." 
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<br>Subjects: Catholic Church -- England -- Liverpool; Art -- Philosophy; Catholic Institute (Liverpool, England)</div>
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Wiseman, N. (Nicholas), 1802-1865</div>
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