Religion 102 Contrast of the Catholic and Protestant faith -- Reception of an Archbishop, who arrived in 1824 -- Times of Public Worship 103 Oration-Time 104 Music of the Masses -- Confession 105 Figures of the Virgin Mary kept in glass cases 106 Priesthood not illiberal -- Friars 107 Suppression of the Monasteries -- Convents for Nuns 111 Religious Processions: St. Rosario, and St. Nicholas 113 Feast of Corpus Christi 113 Observances during Lent--Passion Week--Holy Thursday--Good Friday--Burning of Judas 113 to 114 Procession of the Holy Ghost 117 Funeral Ceremonies 119 Masses for the repose of the Soul -- Protestant Burying-Ground 120 Police, &c. 121 Assassination very frequent among the lower orders 122 Thieves ingenious 123 Boys about the Theatre-door great thieves 124 Modes of Punishment: Shooting--Public Whipping-- Imprisonment--Working in the Streets, ironed 126 A great increase of crime in 1824 -- First execution for forgery 126 Committals before Trial 127 Law proceedings expensive and tardy -- Passports required to leave Buenos Ayres 128 Army--Punishment of flogging resorted to 130 Bands of Music -- Custom to fire the Fort Guns on the 4th of July, the Anniversary of Whitelock's Defeat 131