The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23
MlscE11AHsous IRlsH NEWS.

,,, I'm the Court OF PROBATE, DuDnn,
suit was recently SrSught the ey vii Of his son
OF nen irvine who died worth fsoO. De-
h esa bequeathed E300 to his father, anu Sne
rest sn Ave will on the ground that IT was not
puteu. aecording to the statute EVIdence
ssaaen~ been given of the duo e1ocutioh 9. S Sne
vim and the ea aesrsc essablishing the win.
WarIren msation ia wanted Of Henry Neagle, 81
oo,sast ireland, who emigrated to New br1ns.
pe.Ia North America, In June, lSoo; whsn nast
WICK Of was living In No. 90 Cross street, B9s-
ne Massachusetts. Any information VIII II pe
tpononl-fnlly received by his Inotner, LIZA Neac
We. No. 2Birch street, Belfast county fNn''n''
c.,,ow-Throughou the diocese OF Kill
80 aud Leighlin q solemn Iridium, IN n9noi
aF the 6ftieth anniversary OF the ropes oaulna
9 o. s was held. In Carlow the ceremonies were
ton . %imnressiye and on tire last day-Sunday--
attained true grandeuI' SASH. SIT s5J.sf
c,.pH.-The Rev., Father Mortimer Hartney
oL ..aar transferred by the Most Rev Dr.
power. Lord Bishop of Killaloe, from tine ariSn
- Oe,onnello to that of Glare Castle:
u Ti.e TTnpesary aud Clare Independent again
mnIains of notices to quit being served Ia
Clare. and points out as an instance thsNc ,ss
- Terence Guthrie, of kilnamona, VINO has
ooticed Patrick Kelly, an aged and hlgnly re re-
ctabIe farmer, who has seen better Gays pc
fpre he became the tenant OF Guthrie, or ratner
iaf,re Guthrie became his landlord. nelly
p e1S tSySnty-two acres Of land, for which he
formerIy paid Ell, but for which he now pays
ca since Guthrie became the purchaser nnder
tbe Epcumbered Estates Court FROM Inns
spot it is sought to eject him.
copx-During q late meeting held ut YOU
,baI. whereat Mr. Mortyn Guest vas miro
Quoted as the looming man 1or It's l liza
nnntary representatives, who are to be called
~, - IN elect some instead of MIR. Weguenn,
Iunseatea for bribery MI: james barry, SOIL
SStor. rnade a speech, in which he andecoTopsiy
ssa;led the Judgment of Judge OBrien, before
Som tbs petition against the return OF we
gnelin was tried. For this he has been indicteS
Sefore the Court of Common Pleas, ana Wal
most probably be punished. :.
A trial was lately brought in the Court o
PROBATE Dublin, to test the Will OF the iat'
Mr. Thomas Somerville Reeves, OF Iramor
House county Cork, who died in the latter enc
of $3.50 and who had made several wills durlne
Years previous to his death. The will made II
isG2 was pronounced the valid one Inc piain
t;ff in the case was Rebecea Morgan reeves
the defendants are minors, grandchildren .
deceased. The assets were Get down rs tto'9 w
- The Enanissr says: A Sosiag man named re
ward Clarke, escaped on Monday ffom tn
brideweh at Queenstown. He forced the w
man (the. wife Of the jailor) who brought M
b;s breakfast into tbs cell where he was MN
self and locked her up, and then, WIN ny, "
ont hipdrance, in making his way TO the Stree
Al the late Macroom quarter sessions, A1r.
r. Pigott, chairman, congratuiated the gra L
irrv on the fact that there was no crimin
case to he laid before them.
A ioca1 paper says: There lie Of present
view at Nj. Clarhss Picture Repository, Gre =.
e..
DriscoIi. which n veil worth visit. IL on
from the local interest it pos&essea~ Inc p
ture. which 10 large-nine feat by four-is
c cit;Ipns OK Cork. over . hundred and ff
figures are represented, groaped IN IronS OF ~. =
Imperial Hotel, which forfna . highly eHeet
hack ground. Every face OK the 15o 10 P'
trait. and all are wen painted, while lar
Number are executed with extraordinary no
ity. Photographs of this interesting WORK,
the largest scale, may be had Of the auth
and many gentlemen have already seeur
copies of picture which may be called q
fure compendium of local contemporary o
graphy
DyrsIIS.-Judge Dobbs of the Irish Land
Estates Court, recently died in London.
was only son of the Rev. Conway Dobbs,
had been married to Miss Jones, OF hLcnme
OToghlen, Mr.. Sherman, Mr.. John OHai
and Mr. Jellett are mentioned for the vac
judgeship. The salary amounts to 925oo
The O,cl says that the Irish militia regime
viii be called cat fe- training early next y
Mr. J. j. IIbery, father of the manage
.- the Great Southern and Western RAILWAY
ireland, died at Douglas, Isle OF Man. on
18th ult., aged 100 years.
Major O'Reilly, NJ. p, recently moved IN
lament for Royal Commission to inquire
the proceedings attending the late election
the city of Dublin. -,
Recently in the House of Commons petit
were presented in favor of legallzlng
rage with deceased wife's sister by Mr..
from the Lord Mayor and Corporation OF l
lin by Sir Gelman OLoghlen from elenLS
=mar atf,o4ie- elexe y saeEL OF the-Eitg-o t-On!
and by Sir john Gray several petltlons WI
similar prayer.
Mr. John Stapleton, who had been inca
ated for six months in Omagh jail, on susPi
of being o member of the /. r. B., reee
died in Dublin from disease contracted du
his i'll usage in prison. Mr. Stapletons rem
were inferred in Richmond Cemetery.
funeral was largely aud respectfully after
and laurel leaves and other emblems were
by the majority of the young men.
The Lord Chancellor, upon the recommt
ton of the Earl of Howth, has appointed
REYNOLDS, Esq., of Wood Park, Rathmin
the Commission of the Peace TOR the coun
Dublin.
KRRRY.-Prince Arthur has been "doinG
Lakes of Killarney, and receiving gra
welcomes and congratulatory addresses
the loyal souls in its vicinity, as well
Fermoy, Mallow and other places in the
of Ireland In Killarney Bishop Moriart
at the head of the deputation who dio
- honor.