The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-01


! able young farmer named L. Curtin, of CLAN |
I'll The tenantryf Of the Caher estates,to show
| landlord, the Hon. 3. Charteris-are ABOUT 60
present his son and heir with an elegant piece |
of plate. sod -. /
| CLARE.-The Limerick Exporter says: In the |
the different Unions throughout the country.
communication has been received from the
clerk of tho Kilsdysart Comfy ClAre) Union,
similar to that read at q recent meeting q the
absentee landlords holding property In tho
| Union. In the Tpperasy Union steps have
| been taken to procure the list Of names: In
the Waterford Uaion, ~ the clerk wou!d not
take it on himsef to say what constituted an
absentee landlord, no order was made upon the
| subject. The result in the different Unions has
! been much the same 40 that OF aterfofd-
TppERARy.-At the Roscre. petty sessions,
| for sedition; one for vending seditious prints,
and one for uttering seditious language. Mi
chael Neil was, on the 2lst ult:, found selling
HILL" etc. Constable Hurley arrested him, and
when questioned, said he got them from his
father, who deposed that he had purchased
them in the house of Honora Quinn, from her
son, John Quinn. They were held in bail to
appear and stand their trial at the ensuing
assizes at Nenagh. Patrick Carroll, prosecuted
ing two sureties, and being bound over to the
peace for the next two years, was sentenced to.
three calendar months in Nenagh Jail.
| The Tipperary Adrocate of January 25 says:
On yesterday morning one of a lot of fat heifers
boug ht by Mr.. Richard Connors, victualer, Bar
rack street, Nenagh, from Caleb Going, Esq,
wild, and on the way to Nenagh she broke
away from four men, facing to Debsboro, swan
4 the Ballinaclough river which was flooded after
the rain, and had to be shared in Debsborougli
yard On her removal, this morning, she again
got Infatuated, and although being tied from the
horn to the fore leg, it was impossible to drive
her to town. Finally, Mr.. Going's game keeper
was obliged to shoot her at Ballinaclongh
police barrack, which he did very successfully
by striking him with the first bullet straight
in the forehead. float from Nenagh was in
r attendance 1t is supposed it was the rain
falling on her after coming out of the balls
!, made her uneasy. She cost EGO.
Recently, in the Court of Probate, Dublin,
an action was brought to test an instrument
, alleged to be the last will and testament of
, John Quinlan, of Knockfeilagh, deceased.
the deceased,s brother and holds a farm ad-
joining that of the deceased, and according to
his statement, the deceased signed the will in
public house kept by Mrs: Hayes IN the town
, man named John Dunno, who was surveyor
E and farmer living in ethe neighborhood, and
r was witnessed by him and a person named
Sweeney. It purported to leave the farm OF
the deceased and the stock in trust to the
q plaintiff and the defendant tthe deceased
g benefit of the children so long as the wifi.
;. should continue widow and "behave hersel
/, decently" and if at any time she chose ts
6 change her condition, she was to get a sum O
e money, and to cease thenceforth having any
It control over either the farm or the children
the management of which was to be in tn
"a hands of the plaintiff solely. The widow nov
=. disputed the will the usual statutabl
y grounds the substantial objection to the docu
"a ment being that it was o forgery. After hear
y ing evidence, Judge Heating told the jury tina
Is being written by the drawer up of the docu
r ment. A decree was then given in favor o
,e Mrs. Honora Quinlan, with costs.
n n of Moreton street, Clonmel, foreman or manage
~ of hat establishment, has appeared in TIL
insolvent list
n The Lord Lieutenant EosrevoSed any license
d. granted to carry or have arms to Denis Gui
of martin, of Curraheenduff, Borrsoleigh an
n John Mortel, of Kilfnane.
r. Avery sad accident occurred on q late nigh
as ut Carrick-on-Suir. man named Rocket
ad about thirty years of age, respectable farme
:" wds returning from town in company wit
another farmer named Kelly. Both, in the bs
lie ginning, We're driving separate carts; bI
y, Rocket being druMk and his~horse unmanag.
ISIS able Kelly went into Rockets cart, which wa
an first, to take care of him, and tied his own
ty it. They had not proceeded far when Klel
St found that his horse had broken loose, and
hc he stopped~the cart on which he had bee
70 driving and went to search for it,. On return
ing, however, he found that Rockets cart w:
not where he left it, and on proceeding som
no distance along the road, he found it lying
IN the dyke at the roadside, and poor Rocket
to- derneath it quite dead He brought him to
it'll house near, but medical assistance was useles
us, kERRY.--The Tralce correspondent of IL
on Cork Examiner, under date of Jan. 25, says
ne great many clergymen from the various dioces
10 of Kerry arrived in Tralee to-day, for the pu
pose of holding meeting on the Estate of Ir
on land" The meeting shall relate to similar ma
H: ters those which recently claimed the ate
on ton of, and called forth n strong expression
Mt opinion from the clergy of the county Limeric
mr. Resolutions of similar kind will be drawn L
he and sanctioned and every needfu step will
no taken Dy then ior the purpose OF co-operati
d. to the fullest extent possible with the Limerie
nv clergy. The meeting to-day, however, is not
til be public, but is merely held for the purpose
de- arranging preumlnarles LOT grand game
i'd ing" of the clergy of Kerry, which Will prob
ch ply take place III TINS town III a day OF Two.
ed WATERFoRD.-At a late Waterford petty sc