"At  half -past  ten  His  Grace  was  received
at  the  main  entrance  to  the  church  by  the
Superior  of  St.  Michael 's  College,  Rev.  Father
Teefy ;  the  Provincial  of  the  Basilians,  Father
Vincent;  and  by  the  other  priests  connected
with  the  College.  Among  them  were  Father
McBrady,  Father  Guinane,  Father  Hours,
Father  Buckley,  Father  Chalandard,  Father
Vaschalde,  Father  Walsh,  and  Father  Lawr
ence  Brennan,  who  had  been  spending  the
winter  in  the  South  for  the  benefit  of  his
health.  Father  Murray  presided  at  the  organ.
His  Grace,  robed  in  pontificals,  was  conducted
to  the  throne  within  the  sanctuary  and  Mass
began.  Rev.  J.  J.  Guinane  was  celebrant;


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Rev.  F.  Vaschalde,  deacon;  Rev.  P.  Buckley,
sub-deacon.  The  Mass  was  Lambilotte 's,  in
B  flat.  The  soloists  were  Misses  Unser  and
Ormsby,  and  Messrs.  Kirk  and  Moore.  At
the  offertory  'Sucipe  Sancta  Trinitas'  was
sung  in  exceptionally  fine  voice  by  Mr.  Kirk ;
and  the  rendition  generally  of  the  choir  was
marked  and  brilliant.
"The  congregation  took  advantage  of  the
opportunity  afforded  by  the  Archbishop's
visit  to  testify  to  His  Grace  their  attachment
and  devotion  to  his  person  and  dignity.  This
they  did  in  an  address  which  they  presented
to  His  Grace  at  the  conclusion  of  the  Mass.
For  this  purpose  a  number  of  the  parishion
ers  entered  the  sanctuary,  among  whom  were
noticed:  Chevalier  MacDonell,  K.H.S. ;  Dr.
D.  A.  0 'Sullivan,  Q.C. ;  D.  Miller,  J.  F.  Kirk,
John  Foy,  C.  P.  Higgins,  M.  Croake,  C.  Cash-
man,  E.  D.  Gough,  J.  C.  Walsh,  E.  Croake,
H.  F.  Mclntosh,  E.  Heyden,  T.  Brew,  D.
Doherty,  J.  C.  Robertson,  W.  O'Connor,  M.
