The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-24
A1scx1xAH1ous nlsn NEWS.

AncxIxAH1OuS nlsH NEWS. 49,
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u DggRtIA:yMr. John Lawless, as attorne.
t tEs E Hr; ,nichard Pig9tt, has deposited il
) test the validity Of that eentlenaan,s, non
yiction in FAbr1ary, last for ~pubGshins "a
dltlous hbels N the Iyishman newspaper.
In the case Of the Queen vs. Augustine E
Costello, the attorney general has grantee
gus nat on writ Of; error. The prisoner
wal ee remembered, was convicted p
sion for the county and city Of Dublin, and
sentenced to be kept IN penal servitude
The prisoner was twice tried. At the first
trial (resulting in a Disagreement q iuro,
served who was Quaker, Separatist, OF
1t Ii alleged, not entitled to affirm under
any act. He did not take the common law
oath, but made an Affirmation declaring it
TO be binding on his conscience. The right
! or dlscharging said jury, and the empan-
nenng OF new one, which convicted, is the
point to be argued at the term. -. - :
| The Freenaan's Journal of the 25th ult.
says: We understand that the legal effect
OF proceeding by writ of error, under the
recently altered state of the law, will be
| that Messrs. Sullivan and Pigott will be
released from prison pending the trial of the
writ. The probabilities are that within ten
days OF less both gentlemen will he ont of
prison. '.5 -
u The Irishneam says that information is
wanted of Mira. Nathaniel Marks, maiden
name Annie Shaw, of the city of Dublin.
Ireland, who went to New York about four
years ago, few days after marriage. When
last heard nom was living in East Thirty
tnlra street, New York city. Left New
York about February, 1866, it is thought
information is also wanted of John Doyle.
shoemaker, of Dublin. When last heard
from, in September, 1900, was in brakes
formation Will be Thankfully received by
Ann Doyle, l56 Townsend street, Dublin.
Ii Sarah Boylan, who sailed in the Mora
VIA steamship from Liverpool to New York
IN November, 1866, is alive, her father will
be happy to hear from her at No. d East
Arran street, Dublin.
Notice OF motion has been given in the
Dublin corporation to nominate Councillor
A. NJ. Sullivan as lord mayor for 1869. =
: WExFoRD.-In the Court of Probate.
Dublin, a suit, by person named Brown,
was recently brought to assert the will of
the late Lady Esmonde. 1t is still pending,
commission being granted for the exam
will - VIZ
The Wexford People announces, with re-
gret, the death of Rev. Timothy O'Farrell,
P:P,, Oulart, in the seventy-sixth year Of |
his age, ffty-two of which he had spent in |
W
me Ioliowlng property was recently sold
IN the Landed Estates Court, Dublin: Es-
tate of Richard Radcliffe Carey, owner rex
parte James Devereux and another, Pc
5ltioners. Part of the lands of Munfin and I
that part of Munfin called TonigaTrow, con-
three roods, and fifteen perches, situate in
ne barony of Scarawalsh, held under lease
Tor one life or concurrent term of thirty.
me years,) bearing date 26th November,
1888 Purchased by the owner at sI72O.
, noperC W. rren Symes, Esq, A. B., T. c.
ieid, and George Whitmore Carr, ESQ, 4.
s., !: Z. D., eldest son of Edward Carr, of
;amlln, both in the county of Wexford, So
1c1tors, were recently called to the Irish bar
CARLow.-The Carlow Post SAYS: On
sunday, the Gath of May, the new Catholic
hurch OF Aries, commenced some time /,
lnGe, vii be solemnly dedicated by the
eight Rev. DR.. Walshe.
CoRK.-The Cork Examiner of q late
,a, IN anudng to proposed meeting in
'ork, says: We understand that the first
esolution will be proposed by the Earl of !
'ork. We are glad to learn that a noble :
ian OF his worth and position is to take so !
rominent part in this national movement.
ord Cork is a good landlord, and in favor
just settlement of the land question. I
or does he advocate what he does not :
ractlce; for every tenant on his properties Z
old, by the best of all securities, an honest I
,ase. d
The Examiner of the 23d ult says: One
lousand persons embarked on the two YES n
lis which sailed yesterday from Queens
,wn for New York. Seven hundred and F
!ty obtained passage in the Inman steamer
lty OF Boston, and this is the largest num-
or embarked by single steamer for a ii
lmper OF years. Though it may be taken 80
euch, This large number does not indicate W
increase over the previous years, for the p