The sun., 1892-01-15

CARDINAL MANNING.
ments OF his Church administered. Father
Dillon Of Bayswater ofllclated. Canon John
| stone. the Cardinals private secretary. and
| Bishop Vaughan Of Stafford were also present
| When a dlgnitary Of the Roman Catholic
| Church Is seriously i'll he summo his Canons
round his bed and makes his profession OF
faith Dressed in thor canonicals tho Canons
| OF the Diocese OF Westminster grouped them
selves round their Cardinals bed. This was
| in tho plain little bedroom which his Eminonce
has always occupied at the very top Of the
Archbishop's House.
Weak. excessively weak as he was. Cardinal
Manning closely followed the reading Of the
profession Of faith. Provost Gilbert. as the
head Of the Canons' Court, read over tho words
which constitute the profession. Tho Cardinal
followed with his finger on another book. and
now and then he would pause to say a word
upon any point which no wished specially to
emphasize. When the last word had been said
the Cardinal individually blessed the Canons.
accompanying each blessing with kindly OBJ
| servation. Thon tho Canons reverently kissed
his hand. and he embraced them as In his
weak state he best could.
It became evident that the prelate was sink
ing. At about 4:3O o'clock this morning the
Bishop Of Stafford. Dr.Vaughan. who was In at
tendance at the bedside. said mass for the re-
pose Of the dying Cardinals soul. 1t was in
deed while the Bishop was actually engaged
in this solemn office that tho spirit OF the illus
trous prelate left its earthly tenement. He
remained perfectly calm and conscious to tho
last 1t was yesterday that fears for the worst
were first entertained.
The London Trades Council met tonight
and passed a vote Of coincidence upon the
Iant ~ rIt al bn 1ooth nf ho
Duke Of Clarence and Avondale was not re-
ferred to-.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
LONDON. Jan 14.-Cardinal Henry Edward
Manning died this morning. His condition
had been hopeless for many hours. and it was
hardly supposed that he would live through
the night. He cont lnued. however. to show
siGns OF vitality. and death came Very grad
Although Cardinal Manning had been suffer.
Week. it was not until Sunday that % he took o S to
his bed; At that time there were symptoms Of
bronchitis and slight congestion Of the lungs.
Clarke authorized on Tuesday tho issue Of a
bulletin, saying that the {, Cardinal still main
mspts q ths Church xere administered. ss, 49,
close was so great that he he can an hardly have ave
tanned his mental consciousness. Thus he
viii le he was fully aware Of his approaching
end Early, in the evening the physicians Gavo
hin1 MIDI up; "a ana mo- during me night death was ex-
% T6e %BisEon q saltorq vas M ct h his $ bedside ats
idly sinking; but he was able to request rec that
mass be said. and it was celebrated by the
Bishop IN the private oratory adjoining the sick
At i:20 O'clock tho Bishop Of sal,ord re-
for the dying The Cardinal S Smiled on IN hear.
he eep Snd ms pd
in that condition until death came at 1865.
when. without struggle. he yielded up his
The body has been clothed in the archiepis.
oPHi robes to TIE lyl1G state
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nearest relative; sister. aged W years.
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Westminster Bridge road.
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ever an ecclesiastical utterance on questions
Of the hour. like the labor, problem. socialism,
m a syss
isS9rsus' Benevolent and bold sS Old man man
= His Eminence IIepry Edward Manning,
bishop Of Westminster, was the son Of William
orn at fotordse M h HertiordsSre. sssn on 5uy Ts
as1n AMI Sas saGsaHa at Harsw and
donors in 1880. lie was then chosen fellow Of
Merton College. and one OF the select preachers
ans AGRA fssT fS IN
and In lS4O Archdeaoon Of CHICHESTER In ls43
h o lis 2ssF ths
lishcd severa! volumes Of sermons which. by
m he %pd os
The decision in tho celebrated Gorham case.
involving the doctrine % as as to baptismal re-
settled. Dr. Manning protested that unless the
uEon The thSTch thT'sd oi ENIGMA. nH Dc Hs Huihli ana
Tree the Charch from what they con:
aTra tns dsSsi9n Of tt.r qasssn q1ts woss Of
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%TSs ir. =" Ghnr,n "Gh n lHi was re-
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established house Of Obates Of st. Charles
iinrrome". an nssoriation Of secu!ar miss SION
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rsYYI rg.nGo within the Church vas ,rapId III 70,
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ana ins "aI o q snofStSa un9n
and was consecrated on June 8. 1855. He at
once became conspicuous In charitable. DILL