He read last night in the Freeman's Journal of Mrs. McMaster's death. It was a great shock. Although he had only met her a few times, he was impressed by the spirit of virtue and holiness about her. The Redemptorist Fathers confirmed that impression. Therefore, he is well aware of the great sorrow McMaster must be suffering. But he should be above his earthly afflictions, to converse with her who is now his sister in the Lord in Calmness and peace. Knowledge of the many sacrifices and prayers that have been offered up for her must be a great consolation. He shall say Mass and ask prayers of religious communities for her. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.