SHC 1830-1905 . Right Rev. d. manuCY, d. Right rev. J. OSULLIVAN, D. D. SPRING HILL COLLEGE. 99 Bishop Manucy was a man of varied learning, of unbounded zeal and labor,of pure and unsullied life and character, loyal at once to his church and to hiscountry. He always manifested a sincere love tor his old Alma /Water. On hisdeath he left to the College his library comprising over a thousand volumes. RIGHT REV. JEREMIAH OSULLIVAIM, , FOURTH BISHOP OF MOBILE. Jeremiah OSulIivan was born in 1844 at Kantuik, County Cork, Ireland. At anearly age he intended to devote himself to the church and
SHC 1830-1905 . Right Rev. d. manuCY, d. Right rev. J. OSULLIVAN, D. D. SPRING HILL COLLEGE. 99 Bishop Manucy was a man of varied learning, of unbounded zeal and labor,of pure and unsullied life and character, loyal at once to his church and to hiscountry. He always manifested a sincere love tor his old Alma /Water. On hisdeath he left to the College his library comprising over a thousand volumes. RIGHT REV. JEREMIAH OSULLIVAIM, , FOURTH BISHOP OF MOBILE. Jeremiah OSulIivan was born in 1844 at Kantuik, County Cork, Ireland. At anearly age he intended to devote himself to the church and made his preparatorystudies in the schools of his native place. At the age of nineteen he came toAmerica and entered College^ Ellicot City, Maryland. The year follow-ing he entered St. Marys Seminary, Baltimore. Having completed his theologi-cal course in that institution, he was ordained by Archbishop Spalding in June,1868, in the Cathedral of Baltimore, where he remained as assistant priest forone year. He was then transferred
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