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Right Rev. Dr. McIntyre. Bishop elect of Charlottetown

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Er. Power of Halifax - Deacon Mr. Mctfanus of New n‘unswick. sub-deacon Rb. Belcourt of Rustico, Deacon of Honour to the Archbishop

hr. Phelan of Charlottetown. sub-deacon of honour to the Archbishop

Angus RacDonald. Rector of St. Dunstan's College. Master of Ceremonies

Nuchael Eagan. of Mirimschi. Chaplain to Dr. Rogers

Very Rev. James thDonald of Grand River West, P.E.I. Chaplain to

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Dr. McIntyre Mr. Vereker of St. John's, Newfoundland. Chaplain to Dr. Mullock Mr. O'Connor, Chaplain to Dr. Dalton Eh. NbGillivary of Arichat. Chaplain to Dr. McKinnon

James Quinn of St. Stephen's, New Brunswick, Chaplain to Dr. Sweeney

Dr. EscDonald of St. Columba,rfibst Point-

Canon Woods of Halifax

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Arrived at the altar. and all havin; taken the places gned them. the ArchbishOp put off the vestments worn during

procession, and vested himself in the robes suitable for

the mass. We have rarely beheld a more magnificent spectacle