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_ 2 _ society r-enderd ng life unp'leaaant, and Bullying the beauty of the christia n eou L, I Among t he sveetesb r ecollection of the sed drama so lately e nac t ed before our eye s, 'th er-e is one e pdeode vhfch can never be forgotten by the Catholic Co'llmllJl1tYi ve a llude t o the gr aceful ac t of Lady Glover 1n placing a tasteful wreath Rod cr-oae \lith bouquets of exquisite ",hite roses upon the bier previous to the f uneral . This beautiful token of r espect an d e et.een remai ned, by her Ladyship's expr ess desire, upon the coffin during t he funer al proce sefon , and c he n the body had arrived at the wharf i t 'Was care fully taken off, and vf.Ll. be a g'"1" p'Iaced ov er the grave of t.be depar-t ed Prelate i n the old l a nd, wher e let us hope it mliy serve as a connecting l i nk be twe en NevfoundIand and t he motive l and of Lady Gl ove r . And ve t ruf't that t he heartfelt blessings that will be e voke d upon her Ladyship in eve r y I a nd vher-e beats a tree Irish heart , viII COlli e dovn upon her- a thousand fold . A great ma ny obher- Prot estant ladies also continued to s end i n magnificent bouquets of f l owers, !'IO that the nedghbot-hood of 'the cat.abaIque present.ed the appear-ance of • r i ch conservatory'l The) As the ebeamer- was ex pe c t ed at a n earl y hour on Thursday, all t he Funeral)- ...-----"---.-.... ~........ ~~--- ..- ..... _-- --- .... ~ .~--- --- ~ - -- preparations f or the r emoval of the body ver-e coapket ed ove r niehtand here we cennot, omf.t, to pay tribute to the skill and pr-cept.Ltude displayed by =-', .:..:. . -'r:fr :-MCGr at h :-:-:-Vh-"'::had : c_h~Lge_c=Of~~~_ pr o c~ ~d 1 n ~ ~ ,, -,,",T hough h~ .::--laboI'.~um~er -:v~r'Y" gr~a,~ ::"='~-i: difficulties, the chief of vhdch was want of tifl\c , e'v ~ rythi n g- was don e in 8 superior manner and all passed off \lithout the slight.,st hitch to ea r- ct.he :'101,,mnity of the cer emony . I n the ep ac e of four hour-a of night 8 superb coffin , pitched and air -tieht a nd e l e ga nt l y mounted vf.tb purpde velvet and silver t .r-eppdngs vas prepareed , At t he appointed tim'" this vas p'leced i nto an outer one of z:1nc , and finally a vooden case cover-ed by Il. velvet pall. At ha lf paet, ~ i gh t o t c I ock A.M. the OUoJtins for the dead ver-e intoned in the CathedrAll a large gftthering of priests vas pr-e een't , both from this and the neighboring daocen e of Harbor Grace . The full office of 't hr -ee noc tur-cne \lith lauds \la., chamt"'Jd , a f t .er whi c h eo'lean Hu.s:'I commenced -
- 3 - The ce Lebr ant, was t.he Very Rev . Fr . Farrishl, Administrator of the Cat.bedr-e L, \lith the Rev . John Ryan And H. F. Hovley as deacon and sub-deacon , At the C10M of the Mass the MOst Rev. Dr. Power ascended the pulpit and delivered an effectlog di s course on the life of the deceased 51shop , an d dve Lt, tend er ly on the intillate friendship exist i ng between them for many ye ar s, and particularly d\l~lt upon the last moment", and last sayingfl of Ehe departed . He observed that the s cen e befor e hill. preached a eertson mor e eloquently than words of hfs , He hoped that i n the pr esen t of the great so r row that over-ehadoved the 'Iand , bdc ke r -tnge , con t entions and a l l uncharitablen ess woul d dd sappe ar-, a nd that the Aneel of Re concdLf a t.Lon woul d bring dovn on our l and pe ace a nd good will 11 ke he a'Hng ba m on his \lings. Few e7e :o. were dry e-nong t ho audience , eve n the strong head of man - hood bowed in uncont rolable a f f liction unde r t .he gr eat blov , The f i ve abao'lut.Lone of the ca tafalque pr-e scr-Lbed f or such ::lol~I'L'l occasions wer e next gdve n , During the day a heavy fog prevailed out si de in. the Bay pr-eventdng t he st.eanerfroJ:l making Land , The gr-eat.est, anxiet y obtained t.ht-oughout, t.he city, and eve r y quoi n of vantage was avadIed of to vat.cb f or the first sagna I of t he appr-oach , Thl't Cat hedral vae t.hr-ong ed all day by a vast crcvd , who wit h bated breat h and \lith ::-~·-.r~ ~ lln g a~ JJ.~~'\g- t o _ :t!lJ'-:-hfr;h.!!_~'L:tensio~~~'l;"~~ t ~~n~ !~~ ·~~ ·l
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