II.  Henry  Jonea  next  supplied  for  nearly  four  months;
»ti.,  from  lath  July  to  Dth  November,  1850,  wlien
Lntirrtt  Calderbank  WW  appointed  the  thirteenth  inountbcat

^B  VI.  CAelltm/utm. — In  p.  B7  I  have  mcutioned  that  the
^■^.  John  Augustine  Binlwdl,  O.S.R,,  after  umatin;  at
H^Hb  for  threo  ymn  and  »  Imlf,  quitted,  in  October,  180B,
'  tt  BOBauenoo  a  new  mission  at  Cheltenham.  lie  had
KOntod  encourafremi-nt  from  the  tatc  Kicbanl  lUwc,  E«(|.,  to
«i(uiat«  titt*  cnterfiriM',  aw)  he  bravely  triumphi^l  over
•very  dtfHeiilty.  On  3rd  Jttne,  1810,  he  oiiciied  a  ohapel  In
hoDoor  of  St.  Otvi^ry  tho  (ireat;  and  nueh  was  the  progreas
nf  rcii^on  in  eonfct|uetico  of  his  apostolical  zoal,  seconded  by
his  ouitdjutoni  and  auoceasors,  FF.  Shnnn  and  l>owding,  tram
April  ItW  hi  18^1,  Henry  ¥.  Paillct,  from  IMS  to  1810,
"  otlusr  lotw  of  St.  ileuMict,  that  several  times  the  eba[inl
irod  to  he  extended ;  and  now,  under  VP.  Cothani  and
Dt,  of  the  name  venerable  order,  a  spacious  church  ia
to  bo  opened  to  receive  the  increaaini;  numbent  of  the
Ibiihrul.
Durinit  tht^  disgnerful  riots  ia  November,  IS&O,  organized
pretnine  uf  our  now  hierarchy,  the  chapel  of  St.  Gr«-


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{Tory  and  the  incumbent's  premise  were  ontragcoi  _^
nttiiclci-i)  by  thv  mob,  find  woulA  probably  liiive  Ijet-n  clvnM>.
liahcd,  if  the  cml  uiilboritie!*  had  not  ootno  to  the  rexcuc.
All  damages  were  made  good  by  the  Hundred,  instead  of
being  sctiU-d  by  pi-ivntc  arbitration,  as  the  instigators  of
the  niisicbief  bwl  proposed  and  expected.  This  exposure,  I
trimt,  will  Nerve  for  a  caution  to  the  workers  of  ini(|uity.
