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ON THE 2ND OF JANUARY, 1830, WAS PUBLISHED, Elegantly printed in demy octavo, and stitched in an Ornamental Wrapper,

(to be continued every SATURDAY MORNING)

No. I. Price SIXPENCE,

OF THE ANNIVERSARY CALENDAR,

AND
UNIVERSAL MIRROR:

COMPRISING THE
Births, Deaths, and Catholic Obits

of more than ten thousand illustrious and memorable Individuals, in every
period of the World, with the place, and year, precisely stated, of the
BIRTH, BURIAL, (or DEATH) and MARTYRDOM, on the days of their oecur.
rence, in the form of a
ROMAN AND ENGLISH CALENDAR;

ALSO

The Acts, being a corresponding Daily Register, diligently compiled from the most authenticated sources, of Events in miscellaneous History, from the Creation of the World, (inclusive) and particularly in our National Annals; with the Institutions, or Festivals, of the English, Greek, and Latin Churches, and those mentioned in the Greciau, Roman, Hebrew, and other Calendars ; interspersed also with various remarkable incidents and facts, connected with Chronology, that have, from their novelty, been deemed most worthy of record and illustration : the entire Repertory being intended as

A BIRTH-DAY BOOK

AND

a Perpetual Exemplar for every Day in the Year: to be embellished with approved Sentences on each day, and Passages descriptive of, and connected with, the Months and Seasons.

What hath this day deserv'd ? What hath it done ;
That it in golden letters should be set,
Among the high tides, in the Calendar ? King Johna