The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-23

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Read, solicitor.
LouTH.-On Jan. 1s, Dundalk was visited
| by severe gale, which lasted for several
hours. In Clanbrassil street, near Bache-
lor's Walk, q wall of board was blown down
and fell upon q man and woman who hap
pened to be passing along the footpath.-
Fortunately neither Of them sustained any
serious injury, though the woman was
of Miss Marble, confectioner, where every
attention was kindly paid to her. Sub
Constable German was promptly on the
spot and rendered such assistance as was
required. --
MEATH-Died, Jan. 10, at Killarney,
Michael, second son of the late Arthur
Mathews, Esq. Few young men OF his years
possessed the esteem and respect of all
Slasses of the community more universally
than the lamented deceased.
MaNAGHAN.-Mr. Hugh Armstrong hav-
ing recently resigned postmastership ofBal-
-ibay, the inhabitants of that town and
neighborhpod presented him with beauti-
fultestimoniaf; i'll token of the courteous
and most obiging manner in which he dis
charged the important duties of his office.
The address was illuminated II by Messrs; NJ.
Ward & Co., and\the presentation, silver
salvcr, gold watcN,nd chain, We're manu-.
featured by Messrs. Dee 4 Son, of Belfast.
RoscoMMoN.-Withh much regret we have
learned that an accident of aserio,.s nature
occurred to the master of the ROscOmmOn
hounds, while hunting near Cistlera, on
Jan. IL. On that day the meet was at Har-
riStown, where Il fox broke, and hav ing
crossed the Suck, hotly pursued by hounds
and riders, he headed for Cashel, and while
Mr. Bodkin, who was in his usual place,
was jumping ditch his horse stumbled and
fell, throwing his rider heavily against n
large rock. When he was raised he discov-
cred that three of his ribs We're fractured
AS soon as proper conveyance could be
procured Mr.. Bodkin was brought to Cas-
tlera, to Jones's Hotel, where he has since
remained attended by DR.. Harkin, of Cas-
tlera, who was Immediately sent for.-Mes-
senGer.
In the Landed Estates Court recently, the
I following property in the county was sold
In re estate of John Goulding, owner : ia
cob Powell, petitioner. A dwelling house
situate in the Main street in the town OF
Roylc, held for three likes, all in being net
yearly profit rent, 33l. AS; the ordinance
valuation, 2sI. Mr.. M!Morrow>5bo bought at
1851. Mr.. V. O'Iiilliard, solicitor.
SEIGo.-,John Connolly, of Tubbefcurry
/ county of Sligo, dealer in cattle, has been
declared bankrupt.
Upper ARY.-In Landed Estates recently
Sthe following property in this county was
sold. In re assignee of John Chaytor, owner
estate of the owner, now aged 10 years, II
q. dwelling-house and cOncernsin the town
of Cahir, and also in part of the land Ra
lleen, containing 35 acres, producing ne
yearly rent of 94l. lis. 6d. Sold to Mr.
Murdoch, in trust, at 35i. Mr.. Joseph Han
ly, solicitor.
WATERFORD. = Information wanted, o
Charles, Daniel, and Michael Mccartney
natives of the city of Waterford, Ireland
when last heard of, in 1860, Charles wa
then living in Haven, State of Con
, nectcut; Daniel, at North Bar, Cape Bre
| ton. Nova Scotia; Michael, at Salem, Stat
of Massachusetts,. Any information of then
= will he thankfully received by their brother
, Patrick Mccarthy, :56 Albert street, Barns
Z ley, Yorkshire, England-Dublin Irishma:
:. WEXFoRD.-A carman named Murphey
e who resided at Kilmeshal, was killed o
: Friday night last or Saturday morning. o
: Friday evening the unfortunate man lei
II this town with Il load of various kinds {
u goods, which he delivered in NewtOwnbarry
Il and then proceeded toward his home. Hi
= body was found, understand, on tin
o public road, about Il quarter of mile frol
c his residence, lying partly underneath In
= ear, which was overturned. The horse wa
found to dead also, and lay near him o
G the road. Murphey has left a widow an
It i,ttniiy Hhpfovided for, whose friends al
V now endeavoring to collect a little none
If for their assistance.-People, Jan. %.
e At the preliminary examination for pei
II sons wishing to become apprentices to a
d torneys, held at the Solicitors Hall, Fol
Is Courts, Dublin, on the 9th and 10th JAM
.. airy, Mr.. Thomas j. ODempsev, eldest sc
It obtained third place in the order of meri
y The North is beginning to feel the effe
>f hair ln Snr