The office and the masses for the dead
Subtitle: with the order of burial; from the Roman Breviary, Missal and Ritual : in Latin and English.
Publisher: printed and published by Keating and Brown
Published: 1825
Place of publication: London, England
Language: eng
Notes: Endpiece.

Text in English and Latin.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: Preface, v; title: Vespers or Even Song, 13; title: Various Prayers for the Dead, 22 28; title: Matins — The Invitatory, 28; title: 1st Nocturn, said on Mondays and Thursdays, 30; title: 2d Nocturn, Tuesday and Friday, 40; title: 3d Nocturn, Wednesday and Saturday, 50; title: Libera — to be said when the  Nocturns are repeated without intermission, 60; title: Lauds, Ps. 60. Miserere, 61; title: Benedictus, 74; title: De Profundis, Psalm 129, 76; title: Mass for all the Faithful, 78; title: Libera — after solemn Masses for the Dead, 108; title: Mass on the Day of Death or Burial, 111; title: on the 3d, 7th or 30th Day, 114; title: on the Anniversary, 115; title: Common or Daily, 118; title: at the Death or Burial of a Pope, 121; title: for a Bishop or Priest, 123; title: Mass for a Man, 125; title: for a Woman, 126; title: for a Father and Mother, 127; title: for either a Father or Mother, 128; title: for all such as lie buried in a Church Yard, 129; title: for Many departed, 130; title: The Order of Burying the Dead, 132; title: of Burying baptised Children, 138