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New Zealand Tablet, Volume I, Issue 29, 15 November 1873, Page 13

Rev. Edward Southgate, son of a Protestant Bishop, ani formerly deacon al_St Luke's Episcopal Church, Baltimore, was to have beon ordained in the Protestant ministry a few weeks aro. Before tlmf event took place, he asked a Protestant ,niniscer to solve » certain doubt he bed The worthy numster -as unable to satisfy bun ;he appealed to Ins father, the Bishop, who also failed. Mr'Southgate then took it into his head to visit Archbishop Barley aud ask Ivir^ We (' Boston Pilot') do not know what the doubles, ol^whai^ he Archbishop said, but Mr Bouthgato, on June 6, entered bt Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, with the expressed intention of fittina himsVlf by proper study, ,to become a Catholic piisst. '