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JAMES JOSEPH, an Amercourses in several Jesuit institutions and was professor of theology, sacred scripnary from 1904 to 1908. He was orin 1872. He graduated from Boston College in 1892. He took post-graduate shire; at the confluence of the Caldew chosen president of this institution in ture, and canon law at Woodstock Seminary from 1904 to 1908. He was orof England; the capital of Cumberland- CARLISLE (kar-lil), an ancient city osophy at Holy Cross College. He was 1918.

CARLISLE (kar-lil), an ancient city railroad communications with Liverpool, and Eden rivers. It has steamboat and of England; the capital of Cumberlandetc., are its chief manufactures. Its most noted building is a cathedral founded by William Rufus (1101), and containing perhaps the finest choir in England. There is also a castle, founded etc., are its chief manufactures. Its most noted building is railroad communications with Liverpool, a cathedral in 1092. Carlisle was the ancient capfounded by William Rufus (1101), and containing perhaps the finest choir in England. There is also a castle, founded English and Scotch border-wars it was Buccleuch rescued Kinmont Willie. Durital of the kings of Cumbria, and was ing the Civil War the town twice sursacked by the Danes (900). During the frequently besieged. It was here that Buccleuch rescued Kinmont Willie. Dur-

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