The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1868-07-19

works IN this town. Inc concerns, Wnlcn
were built by Mr.. Williams at d cost of
over els, 900, and which are the finest of
their kind, perhaps, in Great Britain, have
undergone n thorough and substantial re-
pair. In another part of the premises ad-
joining the marble works, the manufacture
of woolen and other textiles will be engaged
in, and the new branch of business it is ex-
pected will afford employment to at least
one hundred additional hands.
The Retreat of the Bishop and clergy of
Killaloe commenced on the 18th ult., Mt Kill
laloe, Very Rev. Father Burke, O.P., pre-
siding.
A man named Lambert, whose house was
burned near Ennis, has applied for fa2, as
he alleges the fire was malicious.
LoUrH.-The Dundalk Democrat of the
18th ult. says: Mr.. Tristram kennedy, the
honest and trusted NJ. p. for Louth, visited
Dundalk on Monday last, and had inter-
views with several of his friends. In the
afternoon he and Mr.. Denvir, his conducting.
agent, visited the lord primate, who re-
the affairs of the country, and the coming
general election, we understand his grace
declared that he did not see the slightest
necessity for any change in the representa-
tiOn of Louth.
MAYo.-A Castlebar correspondent, under
date Of the 10th ult;, says: Yesterday the
Archbishop of Tuam held q confirmation in
the parish chapel in this town. Early mass
was celebrated by His Grace, second mass
by the Rev. Nj. O'Donoghue, &C., imme-
diately after which the Very Rev. James
Browne, PIP, Canacun, ascended the
in the Irish language.
QUEENS CoUNrY.-The Independent Club
of the Queens County, at q meeting held on
the 9th ult., pledged themselves to disconn-
tenance the candidature of strangers who
may seek to intrude themselves upon the
Parliamentary constituency, but who have
not been accepted by them, or recommended
to the electors by men of influence and pO-
sition in the county; and, further, that on
the Both of June they would select asuitable
candidate.
RoscoMMoN.- Dublin Irishman says:
Information is wanted of Thomas Healy, n
native of Aughnasurn, in the parish of
Corryganroe, near Boyle, county Roscom-
Ron BARNARD eai Castle YIN in Yorkshire I England in
May, 1854, for America. When l; st heard
of (March, 1867 y was in the State of llli-
nois, America. Any information of him
will be thankfully received by his brother,
John Healy, Is Arthur street, Gateshead-
on-Tyne, Durham, England.
TIppERARY.-The Rev. Martin Cleary,
Administrator of Nenagh, has been ap
pointed to the parish of kilkee, county
Clare, vacated by the death of the Rev. L
Breen, PIP, its much respected pastor.
The Rev. George Corbutt, &C, Nenagh, is
appointed to succeed Father Cleary as ad-
ministrator of the parish. The Rev. p
Hurley, &C., Toomevara and Aughnamudie,
has been transferred to Nenagh, as one Of
the curates of the parish, by the Right Rev.
DIR. Power. The Rev. Mr.. Flannery, brother
of the Right Rev. DR.. Flannery, is spoken
of as Father Hurley's successor. The par
ishioners of Nenagh are about presenting
Father Cleary with suitable testimonial of
their respect and regard.
The Tipperary AdrOcate of 10Th ult. says:
We were panied to learn that the fatal
ejectment process is being revived, and
upon the property of the Earl of Orkney, at
Castle Iney, in the vicinity of Templemore.
The ejectment in question being one for
non title, and not for non-payment of rent,
we trust that the good sense of the agent will
suggest to him the propriety and justice of
not pushing matters to extremes, as this is
not the time to evict Industrious and hard
working tenants, who are satisfied to pay
their rents punctually. We will watch the
matter, and we hope to have no occasion to
refer to it again but if persisted in we will
fulfill our mission.
Died, on the Both of May, at the residence
of her son, Balindoney Castle, Mrs. Mary
O'Brien, at the patriarchal age of one hun
dred and two years. Very few have passed
away whose silvery hairs have told such a
heightened page of venerable years. The
deceased was born on the banks Ofthe Tar,
in 1906, the very year in which the sainted
martyr, Father Sheehy, was executed. Her
recollection of some of the stirring events
which took place in her youth was truly
wonderful. She was highly respected
throughout her long career, for her many
amiable qualities, fond mother, an atfec-
tionate wife, and steadfast friend. She
retained the use of her faculties to the last.
After Office and mass for the repose of her
soul, her remains were inferred in the fam
lily vault, Grange Chapel yard. May she
rest in peace. Amen.-Free Press.
The Adrocate says it would be glad to
see the son of Frederick Lidwell, Esq, J.P.,
DrOmard, come forward as q candidate for
the Parliamentary representation of the
county, !" on the broad, patriotic, and libe-
raj principles long and steadfastly upheld
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