The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-18

,uscrrIzs IaisH HEws.

inc: Died. on Mcnday, the 7th June, Michael
Burke, Esqp Kilsksa- His T Character needs n no
who attended his fuharal were the best evil
siellce of the high esteem in which Mr.. Burke
was held NV All Glasses. He. was. descended
gree tho virtues which distingnish the Irish
catholic, and wei did this good young man
sustain Their ancient name BY his high sense
of honor and ahis strict and fervent observance
of all his Catholic duties. as -'a- -A
CoRKs-.4Afrz sEdmard ,Iss6rdens died Fat his
residence in Kantnrk, on Monday,,Jnne La at
the advanced age Of So years, ne was at an
property ct Mary brook, and his dealings with
his tenants were always characterized by in
diligence and kindness. The deceased gentle
men Witnessed three revolutions in Ireland
49, 4S ana 80. ~ - se~s7'< '7asl' * A'Ae-
DuDLrS.zaAss ~ sasetingI OF tho Royal Irish
Academy, held at theiE rooms, in, Dublin, ON
the 18th ult sE WS% Vide II The chair
lege; John Tobin, Of BailinacolIfg; Mfr.
oiBrien, of Merriun1 Square, etc.. were ballOted
for and admitted members. The9Very Rev.
DIR. Russell read an excellent paper on tho
agreement of the ninth Earl of Kildare with
the McRannells. Sir William Wilde exhibited
several ancient swords, some with the /. blood
gutter ON them, and many ancient military
ornaments.
HI tho Court Of Probate, Dublin, the will of
the late John Brady of Rathmines, was
Gently propounded by the Very Rev. William
Meagher Mrs. Barbara Hunt denying its va
lidity on the score of improper execution. The
sfocE and t.50n ra;iwav cannapv stock. and
he had. also some Interest in houses. He be-
queathed Gt000 to the Holy Cross College,
Hosn;taI, f5oo for Aha decorafion Of tjo
cbmrch ~ ST Mary and St. Peter Ratbmines.
ECO to the Presentation Convent, Dungarven,
thrae sA execntors in eonai si,nres r. 70 ~ the
600 of Great southern and western railway
stock, he beqneathed ESQ to his sister, Mrs.
tbe rema;nfIer fnr cboritobIa ,,nrnnsas TIE
s,-ijI 1vas fT1IIv, esta hI;sba5 :
On the I5tS nit. the Most Rev DIR FurIonq
o5u,;n;stereI tha Sacra,,nnt Of Son at;nn rs
,,n1yards of 400 cbiidre,T male and female in
tha Church of the Immaonlate Conception.
Wa~scrJ
Ganff onr.,,.a Esmon6e white bas been
nSSirfrl ane1 of the coverninr BODY of the
WEexford Lunatic Asylum.
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GALwAY.Tpn the lst ult., at the Convent of
Mercy SorF, @,iss Scuny, ISugnoer OF Jalnes
oculy, Esd., 9i aAo IN, Sneens county,
was aoInitIe sa 70 !ne no4y pfoiessSIon IN tnS
above magninc zen lnsSitntion' at the hands OF
INC I.oec nov ~ HAeSshJ'
KERRY.-Recently case of considerable
hardship arising under the English Poor Re-
moval Act was Drougns under the NOTICE OF
the Killarney Board OF Guardians. A man
named heabinS, VINO mad nved ior period OF
over twenty Jour yeaIs IN N hingsson.on-ih names
Engiands n1u occasioh ioI see nIsI tin,e IN ms
life, to apply for parish relief q short time ago
ne wac Ipssan.ey ssizeo ~ sne parish authorl
Iles CalIiea Dei9I ny; a, anu dePor'ed
20 nreiano VIII VII. a ms TOUT cn ~ ~,
Ing ~ 'n . sn.ee
4 m Sanseway Petty sess;ons o m,s tSs istS
Mt when further evitience was given of tbe
11s,,,Son attach made Inv The defe1dants unon
the reorie- One witness 1vaa nrofIncei for The
Iefance q little piri- named Emmett. who
stated that O'Hara's party assaulted the police
in tine first instance. The magistrates decided
an .,,v,,n;ttin~ tbe three defnJants for tra1
and refnsed TO admit them fo hail until the
wounded man, O'Hara, should have been certi-
fed TO be out of danger.
=, 80 trh;s ;slS2S has inst erner;onced q
very severe loss by the death of Rev. Thomas
Maginn, who for fifty years had filed there the
important Office of priest for the parish. Moth
ing could exceed the feeling shown by the
crowds that escorted his remains from Glen
beigh ON Thursday, as well as those who met
them at the landing place in Valencia, and the
scene Nnday (Eriday, 1lth,) when he was in.
tered Beside the altar where he ofdcisted for
fifty years, and in the spot where he had often
desired to be laid, was most impressive, and it
may be said truly aud without any figure of