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ko1Iorm to obtain any further action in
The matter, DR.. Manning abandoned the
Church OF England and in 1851 was
received into the Roman Catholic church.
BE went to Rome and remained there for
Ums years. He was ordained priest
pointed rector of St Helen's and
s. Mary's, Bsyswater. He was also
nsde provost of the diocese of Westminster,
With the rank OF prothonotary apostolic. On
DC death OF Cardinal wIseman, Pope Plus TX
| nominated Dr. Manning as archbishop
ef Westminster and on June 8, 1865,
Be was consecrated. He Immediately
vt about promoting temperance benevolent
gailds and elementary education among the poor
Catholics OF London, and purchased site for a
| memorial cathedral 10 Cardinal wiseman, but
declared that not one stone OF this edifiee
should be laid till every poor child in his
segregation vas provided with free school
He took prominent part at this time in dis
eussing questions affecting directly or indi-
sesty the Roman Catholic church and its doc
! tribes, speaking with no uncertain sound
/ pne OF the early advocates OF the opportuneness
eI declaring the papal availability and in this
khasf opposed Bishop Dupanloup.
Alter the Vatican council had been
held he defended its DEGREES against
/ stacks by Gladstone and Others. Archbishop
Naming dedicated the pro-eathedral OF Our
ladies' OF Victories at kensington, London,
| ID July, 1859. lie made Q public appeal
Tor Roman Catholic university in 1871,
which resulted in the opening Of such al insti-
futon AZ Kensington Oh October Is, 1874. DR..
Manning was created q cardinal priest on March
u ISIS, and on December 81 1877, he was invested
With the cardinals hat at the Vatican. Among
tie more important Of Cardinal MannIng's pub
Lhasions, after his admission 10 the Catholic
sAsreh, were Tho Temporal Power Of the Pope
10 lh Political Aspect" "The Temporal Mission
| d the Holy Ghost" 1.-THE Internal Mission of
De Holy Ghost" and England and Christen-
dam" Then. too. he published many pamph-
sts and sermons
lp 10 very recently the cardinal had been seen
= " Iondons sums looking about az usual. He
s<as clad in \ simple clerical garb. His figure,
hough thin and bent, stu arose far ABOVE those
O ordinary men whom he met Standing
erect. he would measure nearly six feet
three inches in stature. His hair was very
| seant and white as znow. But 1t was the
clean cut face of this old man that would
attract sttention. over it the skin was
GAVIN like parchment IL was long,
min, powerful, ascete face. with intellectually
N every line and wrinkle In the contour of the
Jaw and chin there were those marks of decision
and strength OF character that stamp the leAder
men. Now and then some passer-by
/ "eNs@ tNudSE hAEa IJalt u E,cNIlA shluA1,
end he IN tura would not fail to bow in grace
III courtesy. Again he would pause To
! fAf some ragged, dirty-faced urchin
90 the head and address TO the
sosshed youngster some smiling remark Most
o TIE denizens OF the region through which
he was passing seemed 20 know him.
ifowsy women would retire into their
Railways upon his approach and loung-
ng doekmen would cease To swear
sad pull elumsily st their greasy caps
Wien De drew near. The stolid-looking police
men, too, appeared 90 know the aged man. for
uey would invariably draw themselves up and
Aiaie Is thoGgh % a superior officer.
snch was Henry Edward Cardinal Manning.
nehhish0p OF Westminster, head OF the Roman
.Shohe church OF England, and
We last Of tie great English cardinals IN
ns Roman church. II was significant
. me character Of the man. that although past
Sysars OF sge, he still 20 be seen in the Lon
wa Sums attending 70 church work that some
seiases would think Il benesth their dignity
persor'a. The cardinal, since NewmAns
ssasa, had stood alone and unique among
sagash canrchmeo. lie had oGtllVSd al his
naoweTs. Newman and Pussy died years ago.
.aFenal Howard, Of the great Catholic family Of
ses hosaFds, siih lives. But re has bcen IS
Aofnf these many years. and has been in sGcb
seaiiaon q mind that Il h8s been necessary 10
sssp nia under restraint - Manning the
-" Tie cardinals Ia England, snd il ia more
ga PfoD&tie tbst BIS place VIII not be filed
Asay yeAIs st seastl