The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-13

4 sutacient for any tyrant. Guarded landlords
! w1ii not deter ms from this course. We trust
4 there will be no further cause given in this
country by evictions, land jobbing, or other
wise, as we would regret to have TO take the
defensive. By order" sF
MoNAGHAN.-At o place called Creve, near
Baliy bay, q farmer named Edward Smith, aged
"a years, while planting potatoes in his field,
A man named Nelson committed. suicide on
the 9th ult, within few miles of Clones,
while laboring under is of temporarylinsan-
ity.
TIPPERARY.-The houses of about 25 of the
| inhabitants of Tipperary, were searched for
police from the Clonmel and Tipperary dis
tricts, but in none were any found. The local
tiles of Barronstown, Moorefort Bansha Cap
pawhite, Ballyhurst, Shanballymore, Dunnis-
kea and Greenane were subsequently visited
by the police for the same purpose.
Lord Ormonde recently minated through
his worthy agent, J. Walsh, Esq, of Fannings-
town, to four of his tenants living on the
t5wnland of Kilnereasy, near CarrioS<, his in
tention to forgive them one-haf years rent in
consequence of the injury done to their lands
by the winters floods. He also has extended
to them other benefits.
The farming classes throughout Tipperary
are said to be in great good humor, as the
crops this year bid fair to be equally abundant
as last, which was more than an average wear,
as the landlords have reason to know from the
alacrity with which the rents were paid by
large and small tenants
WATERFoRD.-On the 14th ult, Most Rev.
DE-. OBrien, Lord Bishop, administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation Mt the beautiful
parish church, Tramore to 254 boys and 246
girls, All comfortably and neatly clad, aud ex- |
tremely well instructed in the Christian doc
trine.. Rev. p. Mccarthy, C. c., celebrated the |
divine service, and Rev. T. O'Brien preached a |
most effective sermon upon the interesting oc- |
casion, which was listened to by a devout CON
gregation.
The Messrs. John Ryan & Sons Waterford
and Limerick, have been declared contractors
for the erection of handsome new branch es-
adjustment of the Bank of Ireland at New
Ross
WEsrMEATH.-In reference to the prospects
u the county Westmeath farmers, a late ex-
mango journal says The country never looked
'etteT. we have plenty of good grass, and the
ereal and potato crops look well.
WEXFoRD.-A county Wexford farmer saws
,ur crops, including beans, which latter do not
ear, look weak but have made great progress
his past fortnight.
Rev s John Doyle, P. p, clonghbawn, recent ,
mere the great j. X. L. first drew breath :
Is parents being G. Doyle, a patriot of pure
nd sterling worth, and Margaret, the last l
atholic representative of the Devereau famiIv r
Dunbrodey Abbey. He acquired the rudi- o
ents OF Latin at Tallow, whence he became n 7
roheient in the classics, which he afterwards !
!ught as professor in the Augustinian Col
sc, New Ross, under the late Rev. John Fur
ng. He next studied at Ascot, in England, 81
Id afterwards read Theology at Carlow Col,
ge under the great DR.. Doyle, and was ap-
'lnted to his first curacy in the parish of
orewood, in the diocese of Ferns
On the 18th ult, at the Presentation Con-
mt, Enniscorthy, Miss Margaret Mulvany, in &C
llgion Sister Mary Joseph, daughter to the -
te John Mulvany, james street, Dublin re- n
wed the White Veil, from the hands OF the i
Sht Kew. DR.. Furlong, Bishop of the diocese.
The foundation stone of a new Catholic
urch was laid at Taghmon, on the 9th nit ..
me 9isnoP Of the disaGsss6 Il Ell h- 1A pr
IN the 18th nit, a dreadful accident occurred -
Tho house of a farmer, Mr.. Maddox, KiIle
near near Wexford A fine young servant wo-
named Margaret Dunno, was standing on -
erickwork around boiler attending to
ridge ss which hi; she was making for cattle,
an she fell into the boiling liquid Her ,o
'ams We're most terrific, and when She was "
ok. ~ e''''h''l -
'IcKLow-The prospects of the farmers of j
county wicklow are said to be doubtful
ng to the backwardness in sowing at the
mencement of March, but every fine day
@ was availed of, and the county looks like
4rden, with all the crops making wonderful fe
SreSS since the lafn rain o