The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-11


ing imniediately unconscious. Mr. Harris
| also Inhaled tho GAS, aud became insensi-
ble. They were both enjoyed, bal sMul !
Tins died, leaving widow and seveh chill
dren to mourn bis loss. g. 9
- In the Convent of the ss G Children of Mer-
scy, IN BaIlinasloe, there recently inca Y
young lady named frenueTgast, niece "
ileys Eather LarRlh, iInpIisuhssl IN a
ma LOT speaking anu Wf'tlDs tor a1i CAUSE
Of iyish ireeuom. c go,
Francls- biake, Esq, =. e, JIeSs Ss as'.'
IN me county tSalway, aleo ~ ms ~ ~
on the 6th uie. ~ every wa. OIL me t .i
deceased vas saia 70 ~ 49,. To-
Hgh anu noroiaolo piilnyS'P.s, -. Is -. :,
noss res,, =. ~ gentiemen3one of the
Last a., 4 ,,sost re,srSms IaniIorsIs In tbnt
s,,ao, Ne Riaka will he sptceesled
81 h;s ~ nil estate III, his eldest son james
fa,ra -, - s1nohs,nyvn HS,uas,. ! : 4
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.sehiLDAKE.,,-4As d ia.c hneeei1S y. IN
srates az BAL more Eus.ace NourS uyuse,
las. ". Ly nen, s.sq, Ia tue Snalr, n.s soih
sicsSieah, cierk oI sne ,ic r
SONS, was eiecteo cietk also ZOE Dhiiy iiofe-
Eastace.
LIMERIcK.-Henry H. Lloyd has been
appointed to a Iieutenantcy in the Royal
Limerick regiment (militia). 49,
The Dublin irfst8iuR says: Information
is wanted of Catherine Mangan md her
family, who emigrated from Dublin about
thirteen years ago. When last heard from
was residing in 355 North Front street,
Philadelphia Amy intelligence. respecting
her will be thankfully received by her hus-
band, Michael Mangan, Longhill, county
Limerick, Ireland.
LouTH Drogheda correspondents un-
der date March 8, saaSSs: The high sheriff
has this day issued his proclamation, nam
ing Monday next, 18th inst, for the nomi-
nation of the Parliamentary representation
of this borough. There is not as yet-nor
is there likely to be-any opposition to Mr..
Thomas Whitworth, son Of onr late mem
Der, ana 1t IS expected the business Will be
over IN an hour.
MoNAGHAN.--At the late County Mona
Butt, @. c., who appeared for the defense
of a number of Catholics indicted for muir
der, etc, arising out of Orange riotings,
" challenged the array OH the grounds
that the jury panel had not been Impair
tally Observation-Disclosures being excluded
from it. The Grown Joined issue; where
upon two petty jurors, Mr.. VIM. McPhil-
lips, of Scotstown, and Mr.. John Purcell
Downes, of Carrickmacross, were sworn to
try whether the panel had been impartial
ly arrayed. They found in favor of Mr..
Butts challenge. Thereupon the panel
was declared quashed, and the. cases all adj
journed to next Assizes, all the prisoners
being liberated on bali but John McKenDa,
who was held for the murder of Jas. Clarke
in last November.
Previous to the ABOVE procedures, The
Two balrds ana John oiarke, ihuictea Ior
the murder o, ihomas hughes, IN MONA
shan' on the ioen Oh july were aeqaitoeo'
QUEENS CoUNTY.-On the 9th ult., the
Chief Baron opened the Assizes for the
Queens county Mt marlborough. In adj
dressing the grand jury he stated that there
lad peen put twen!y-mne cases since iasS
seven % egn1 oniy VI w TS;s l ha
my trace OF agrar Ian cr'lne.i- = ms ne
ieemea very SATISFACTORY
Z TIPPERARY.--Recently Miss Harding Tin
'eligion Sister Mary lsidore) daughter OF
NJ " Mm. hsrding, Oh ILPpeetary, maaS lSa
oianah p toies Ssi,a ~ .e OonseAs "a %.
ei mIs N 1880 Th,o,siay. " 1.to d..a
- 70 CsoMn,os I ~, a. "a
~ : N ss.sruny tno .t MS IL. =. .i
i1u 10 1. n".s. " e.i0
eavei To their Isst restin a, Mace. -
Mrs. Catherine BRADSHAW. wife of Thos. |
BRADSHAW. ESQ. CulIen COTTAGE. died on
~, 80 ..II =. ~. COL ,r,, 100 -