CARDINAL

d. 1801, d. 1890, one of the most remark able English men of the 19th erg fh the son of a London merchant. th age of mo ~henle — = — wf prepare himself for the ministry. He a brilliant career at Oxford, where in 182: he became fellow of Oricl, and where bi pameans Intiamncal Oviil reaching and bi wence by his p personality. In 1833 he joined th “ Oxford Movement,” and wrote many o the “ Tracts for the Times.” He was fo some years tho friend and a ociate o Dr. Pascy, both striving to mould th | chureb of England ou ** Catholic pris »i ciples; bat, in 1643, Newman's Piyg te | s| views compelled him to resigo bis living )' fa that Church, and fn 1845 to join the {| Roman Catholic Church. His sritings, | both in prove and —— are marked by }' clearne of thought and purity of style. || They include the “ Dream of Gerontius,” | beantiful hrm,” Lead, ‘kindly Light.} besotifu mn, “ ‘| He was made cardinal in'1879. | [s. 223]