The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-05-17


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Blind Females, - Hesriong county Dublin
flate, PortobellQ,) in acknowledged recent
contributions, announce that there are now
one hundred Of these helpless Creatures in
to. their afflicted state. aItu j., theu only
Catholic asylum in Ireland for female blind.
Mr.. George Francis Train recently ap,
piled by letter to the governor Of the Mar
shalsea, Dublin, for permission to go to the
Punchestown races on the day on which
would be there. Mr.. Train offered his word
of honor and security Of over E9OOO for his
return to the prison on the same evening.
The governor, replied that he could not
even entertain the proposition.
Mr.. Stronge, late of Belfast, was recently
lin, in the room of Dir William, Stokes,
transferred to the Richmond hospital.
Tho total number 81 landed iSioDfietors
of Iralsnd.r ACCORDING tiuthel cenlus of 1851.
waa s412, of whom less than halt, namely,
4O44, were Anglicans, 1916 were Roman
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lbIt IL With sincere regretwe announce the
demise of the Rev. Luke Dempsey, of. the
Archdiocese Of Dublin The meIancholy
event took place YESTERDAY at Afs residence.
Annayilse. tRhihsborouah, in the seyentieth
his ministry. For some weeks past his
whole time Was spsnt IA PRAYER, III nedita-
ton. and i'm Sipreparation for n hsppy
eternity, AAhe lived 20 he died-in peace
| with ali men, fortified with, the sacraments
and cancellations of our Holy Church. At
ten o'clock this morning his remains are to
be removed from his Late residenoe to the
family burial place, county kildare.
The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor officially
attended divine service, ON Sunday, April
IL in the cathedral, Marlborough street.
His l0rdship came in state, acconpaniedby
the Lady Mayoress and the members of his
family Including Miss Carroll and Mr.. j. T.
Carroll, private secretary, and attended by
his chaplain and the civil officers, who
carried the ancient insignia, of the city of
Dublin. great cOncourse Of people wit
messed the welcome and suggestive spec
tacle. The civic equipages, which were of
splendid appearance, drew up in, front of
the main entrance to the cathedral shortly
before twelve o'clock. The Lord Mayor,
who wore his scarlet robes of Office and the
chain and collar Of S., was together with
the Lady Mayoress and family, received by
+ the clergy and conducted to the seats re-
served fol, the municipality. 5"a ''if''i.---
eInCAR1ow.--The Carlow Post OF a late date
saws: A deputatiOn from the parishioners of
Carlow, consisting Of five gentiemen-Dr.
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Mathew Byrne, Patrick Bourke,and Hugh
Doyle-waited ON the Rev. II. Morrin, at
his residence, MARLBOROUGH, for the purpose
of presenting him with an address and tes-
ltin1onjal, on the occasion of his removal
from, this parish. The presentation con-
o;stad of a richly wrought cholice and n