. Irlande à Londres. Âge de ordination de 23 ans. En 1835, il est venu à Lon-don, et l'année suivante a donné un cours de conférences de Lenten à la Chapelle Moorfields qui a créé une grande sensation. En 1849, il est Vicaire Apostolique désigné par ap dans l'ineucécession du district de Londres au Dr Walsh. En 1850 a commencé une période de tempête de sa carrière le Vatican issueda Bull changeant le système de l'Église catholique en Angleterre, et établissant des dio-cèses avec des évêques, et a créé le Dr. WisemanCardinal Archevêque de Westminster. Un tourbillon parfait d'indignation, difficile maintenant de sous-tenir, a éclaté des Piotes

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. Ireland in London. theordination age of 23. In 1835 he came to Lon-don, and the next year delivered a course ofLenten lectures at Moorfields Chapel whichcreated a great sensation. In 1849 he was ap-pointed Vicar Apostolic ot the London District ineuccession to Dr. Walsh. In 1850 commenced a stormy period of his career The Vatican issueda Bull changing the system of Catholic Churchgovernment in England, and establishing dio-ceses with bishops, and created Dr. WisemanCardinal Archbishop of Westminster. A perfectwhirlwind of indignation, difficult now to under-stand, burst forth from the Piotestant popula-tion of England at this Papal aggression. Themost alarming and absurd rumours were cir-culated of an intended descent on the country bythe Pope at the head of a new Armada ; publicmeetings were held all over the country to rousepopular excitement to boiling point; there werewild and prolonged debates in Parliament, andthe famous Ecclesiastical Titles Bill waspassed, making illegal the assumption by Roman. Catholic prelates of 6uch titles as the Pope hadrecently conferred on them. The excitement, how-ever, was only temporary, the bill when passedwas openly violated, without an attempt at pro-secution, and was repealed some years afterwards with almost universal assent. The Car-dinal, who had lost no time in endeavouiing tothrow oil on the troubled waters by the publica«tion oJ An Appeal to the reason and good leeling of the English People, became, after thestorm had passed away, extremely popular, evenin circles outside his own Church, through hisgenial manners, great abilities, and vast accom-plishments. He lectured frequently before themost widely different audiences in London andthe provinces on subjects connected with art andscience. His knowledge of languages was excep-tionally great, extending to almost all the Con- 6k Ireland in London, tiuental and many Oriental tongues. His writ-ings are varied and voluminous, dealing with reli-gious controversy, science, p

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