The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-05-10


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Drn,v sr,oc;al m,etinu Of the
DnhS;n Cornnrat;on' m the t;th ult.. on tile
motion If x{Sar,na11I Cafnfi,eH1 secOini,dad ~
AI.s~s.. Ns.Ea;..i ~ r,,,es7 ,o.nIv.a ,,,;,t ~
.ro."rts ;,i,,,,;nat;on. IN the nccasin,,, .,f
tn Pr;~ca and Princess Of Wales' v;s;t. ~
~ On tha IN nit the Fenian nrisoners IN in
c.rcSrate6s IN Kiln nhan N wart 1QA
"a Mountioy. Col. 1Nasle heinSs-xnaonnsA
them TRo Of the q snsnacts. - .na,ssS
Denis Downev and - Mcf1eanl X6e Iatr
Far = teIeprXnh clerlr, vp,.a ~ 'SxiNA 7.ATsa
time relsasex on 1iv3,~ f1air ~ a0a MI fhe
nAaoe. 80 ~, g. r. -, ~ 49,
Wtcxrnw-At n lafA maatino of the
w;cflov rovx;r roI,,nisss6rsr r. Joh,
Hnv0tm. antotin,e6 that =, ,fy,a event of M
annlieatson King made Tor Rav View Honso
nv r., III Rarrv- Esn.- its late occn nant the
Rev. Mr.. O'Doherty. of Wicklow. Would an
nIv for IL Sith tyentv acres ~ land forr a
Convent. H-
The FLas.aua's Journal of the 10th nit.
annonnces the death of Rev Arthnr Ger.
maine. PIP. Of Riackditches. and of Rev
Philip Smych. PIP. of Oyoca. Both were
estaeme6 and heIoved NV those Who Enev,
them. '
WExroRn-Tha constahnlarv tbrouob.
ont the county Wexford were RECENTLY ann
nlied With Ereech. .loa1l;n0 Snei11er r;fiars
Snh-constable Haiiidav has i,e.n tran.farrai
from wexford tn Beifast and has heen re-
placed bv Sub-constable Richardson. from
the latter station. 0 -''1 >"' -.'1-
A comnsnv has been formed in Enniscor.
thv for the introduction. bv means of mr.
chase or hire of cool sound thoron1bfrad
hunter Are.
Rev Th",na. Rrser cc ofEnn;.cor+br
K1IKnNsy-A local naser Of a late date
saws W;th;n the last e;9bt or nine davs
ths nr;nc;n.I rart. "f a1e sLaiatons of tho
old fr;sh 5aar t"f the ert;net Lind we're ero ero
burned ON Tho reclaimed hordars of PonIo-
cannie hor. Garrvriclxen' hv two men named
Warneli ana Mcnyham, ,tbe Latter an Or
monde +anortNwf;Ist enaooaI in +;llera
onerat;ons for nlant;ng ,,n,,t.,.. il, such ge.
NAL so;I . o.
wEsTwrArH.-Tbe Westmeath Tndenep.
dent reports the proceedings at a late meet
ING of the Athlnna Town "Reminiscences
dress to the Prince of Wales. whereupon
Mr.. Bracken objected. at the same time ask
inc what hnd anv s. one of them done for
Ireland The chairman. Mr.. Nurta0h- T. p.
thought that they might move in the matter.
Mr.. Lyster did not see why they should in
have a thing hung round his neck and to
sport himself at Punchestown races. Mr. L.
Kelly contended that they should avoid
such subjects and this was the desire of
other members, Mr. Bracken again spoke,
and said The English GOVERNMENT de.
serve nothing from this country. The one
concession forced on them by the writings
of the unfortunate Press prisoners, they
now endeayor to put off by threatening an
appeal to the country But am happy to
say that Sullivan will be returned at the
next election for the borough of Dundalk,
one of tho most independent in Ireland, and
without one farthing's expense, and he will
next year be Lord Mayor of Dublin" The
clerk of the board said Johnston (the Orange
MANY would also be elected to Parliament;
and then asked what was the decision as to