The reliques of Father Prout ...
By: collected and arranged by Oliver Yorke, esq. (Rev. Francis Mahony.) with illustrations by Alfred Croquis, esq. (Daniel Maclise, R.A.)
Contributors: Maclise, Daniel, 1806-1870, illustrator; Horace
Edition: Copyright ed., with the author's latest corrections.
Series: Bohn's libraries. Illustrated library; Bohn's libraries. Illustrated library
Publisher: G. Bell and sons
Published: 1889
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 580
Subjects: Social life and customs; French Ballads; History and criticism; French poetry; Translations into English; Italian poetry; Latin poetry; Medieval and modern Latin poetry; Jesuits; Fraser's magazine
Other titles: Father Prout.
Notes: Added t.-p., engr., included in list of plates.

Frontispiece: The Fraserians (contributors in 1835 to Fraser's magazine)
Table of contents: title: Father Prout's apology for Lent: his death, obsequies, and an elegy.; title: A plea for pilgrimages; Sir Walter Scott's visit to the Blarney stone. The groves of Blarney.; title: Father Prout's carousal.; title: Dean Swift's madness. A tale of a churn.; title: The rogueries of Tom Moore.; title: Henry O'Brien.; title: Literature and the Jesuits. Vert-Vert, the parrot, a poem by the Jesuit Gresset.; title: The songs of France: Wine and war; Women and wooden shoes; Philosophy. Frogs and free trade.; title: The songs of Italy.; title: The songs of Horace.; title: The Sabine farmer's serenade.; title: To the hot wells of Clifton (in praise of rum-punch); title: Molly Carew.; title: The painter, Barry.; title: A series of modern Latin poets: The silkworm, a poem, by Jerome Vida; Casimir Sarbiewski, S. Sannazar, Jerome Fracastor; Beza, Vanière, Buchanan.; title: The red-breast of Aquitania and L'envoy to W.H. Ainsworth, esq.; title: The legend of Arethusa.; title: The ladye of Lee. Life, a bubble.; title: Inaugural ode to the author of "Vanity fair."