The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-01

The First Lerd, however, is Just and kind
drive down 10 the Admiralty at his receptiou-
hour, and lay your case before him. Be so
good rs to meet me thereHi ~ ~ 3ef-SS !5ss!sx
and the result Of his iflterfsTsnee pT,desi III Se
as he anticipated, that Pennant was promised
tho investigation he sought for. He bad now
no further occasion to prolong his stay in town.
remnant had written to Mrs O'Mahony from
Deal, apprizing her of his arrival in England,
and expressing his determipation to avail him
self of her Kind invitation, and proHered
wrote, announcing his, intention of at once
proceeding to Ireland Again urging the
necessity of caution, he placed sE1o6 at Mikes
disposal, should circumstances compel him 10
Arrived in Dublin, he wrote to his kind
friend, to say that she might expect him ct
-T--, town. by the cosehq which would leave
{. The Welcome tidings reached 1.-THE Mistressn
just at the close Of n bittar contest for the
surgeoncy of the county hospital, in which her
we'll and PinGher Martin infipepcosa An the
situation was always sheFetDfore regarded ss
almost within her giftss this slightwas'a blow
to Mrs. OMRlsony'e sii&nitys (which Rouhea the
slumbering enabers Of herr Eaneortr, and con
yertedl an pnderhalld opposition into cpepiand
undisggiseda hostilitys Here,s then,d was A
glorious. OPPORTUNITY tef setanee sweisomsng g
friend and worrying an EseBeinys wisiele the
good lady, in haFa present fr11ae of mind, mas
~ mo dispQRed IA let lins AeeonGEn gsY;
~ +, ~ esa 5'sf 81 se feHAsas as peg
isea pofIit =
|arripak of the Eeak hair -of CastleanoEps oTar4
harrals were procured, u aud placed t8nfthe
SUBMITS of tho iE0Iaptains--5while hogsheads
of ale aud caAis Of Whisky dotted She lashin
front of the HOUSE, so that the asseInbled
thousands might toast p ennatt'a health, and
wish success to his undertaking & At ian early
hour the carriage was al the door, and Hthe
Mistress aceomphnieds by Rory Mahpn and q
~ town. 4 Mrs. O,AGallony had taken dare to
shread the intelli gepce of Penflant's expected
arri&al through --- town, and she took
effectSal means to secure the cooperation OF
the mob with whom she was at all times Q
special faSSpite. Rory, too, spared no expense
in treating tina leaders, SO that blythe time the
1 highest pitchteof> excitementI Pennant was
astonished TO find hnQsef 80 warmly greeted.
| When, however, they Sentered the town, the
applause became tumnltuoNs Women waved
| their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAoUted--the pipei
struck mp, and his horrid drose Increased the
DIM" AT length, the crowd become so denss
that the horses could only proceedSt walk--
and when they reached tho Inn, theSe istoot
Mrs. o Mahony, Rory; and the strangeTs SSgeady
| to receive him." III sll1 Nsyt+s Z -. *
sFUIick, my dearest Ulickp Bhrielzed Mrs
/ O'Mahony, tears of joy streaming down he
checks, as she precipitated herself on Pennant
and elasped him firmly in her embrace, stssids
the cheers of the bystnnders ga Es.55 -l4s.l
/ THANK AeRYeRL have lived to see this day
4 and to carry You home in tFiumph-God sbles
you n9 gain and again !"g and she imprinted
fresh kiss ut every interval on her astonishel
victim. ~ I.siI ,7In HaL..a.sf q. s44a{.
Il t'Mr Smith y cried Penhant, stretching on
4 his hand to tho stranger, soon as he coul'
extricate himself, what an unexpected pleas
ure to see you here." sts -tr= fa1q
ssFatheF Stephen f0'Nally, my dear, til
gentleman that married your parents, an
ye44fself aid Mrs Alaltnna
L"And here's Rory Mahon-tle time, tIue frdeu
II of your poor murdered fntherp---( there xa
l. altr
r the faithful fOstsreT warmly by both 1handa.9
! lyon mtst make n speech, my dear, !" whisper
: ed Mrs! OMahony, as, he was about to see
4 refuge in the house. Captain Jack couldn
: conc in to make one for you, so you must 3
| il yourself" 80 tatr fea - 4-e
n fennant, being utterly unpreparod for snC
!, q manifestation, and quite unable to deliy'
: an address, for he really was f.unaccustomt
Z to public speaking kaewD not what. to q
i however, when informed that his silence Won
Z be constituted into ingratitude ors eontemp
z he expressed his feeiingsin p few sentence
y which, coming straight from the heart, lad
e Gas such speeches always do make, . suitah
g IiHnpreSsioh on his heeveEs.a q S5e i.Ei6g
s When they entered the pa1loF of the in
q Rory Mahon asked permission to say f
i-1 words In tho pTeseneenof the landlord a
y tthree or ifeur respectacle inhabitants of t
/. l,town who were requested to remAing ssng
I'll j aSir,n he said, addressing Pennant, g Idol
y 4 know that ever laid my eyes upon you I'm
I. 4 this moment, nor ever had my comEnn nicatl
& with you. If you are the child OF Squire t1ll
" middle toes OF your foot arc Joined togefhe
X 9Aisd so ahey aTe,n said PonnantI as, TAXI
of his boot and stocking hs, Submitted hiB Il
q, Ito the ifaspection of those around him, who,
al i Rory's wish, made written statsflsent of
- fact After 8 short delay the carriage y
ISL ordered and @ sort of prOe6ssioRy at the be
Z I1fSvhich were the piper and b couple Of
q dIers)l forIu6d IN front. Thus escorted, 81
n lip1oeeeded until within q short distance Of
a, 01GAhOny's. rG ,ts.i4et
al - 3isoa lsa.i CE2 1e, GcsSlaned9 10 -
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~ A notice in another column win remind ns
hers Of the HfberniRn benevolent AkaOciatioh that
40 rehlar monthly meeting takea place on Melday even