The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-09

ESSENC FN, SUNDAY, APRIL
ace how he was, and found him dead; MED.
icaY aid was immediately summoneo, ous
the has va. sh held I on the
body the following day, and the J9ry 10! IT,
turned verdict in accordance witn tns
medical testimony, viz-that the deceaseu
came by his death from excessive orlnns.
They, at the time, requested tne suoaaa
.nector (Mr. Marble, who was in attend
apceI to order the police to keep strlcter
watch on prisoners when put IN the stropg
room. RYAN leaves helpless family OF
wife and nine children.
A remarkable Judgment was delivered at
the Antrim Assizes by Mr.. Justice Fltzger-
aid. in the case of Hill Us. the Earl OF An
trim. The case came before MS iorosnLP
IA an appeal by the tenant against the
oward of the Judge at Quarter Sessions,
Who granted the tenant f47 los. after al
loving certain deductions for dilapidatlon:
The appeal was made against this award
"a being insufficient, and resulted In an
award Of f162 for the tenant, with costs.
The case was important, not because OF the
increased award given to the tenant, but
because of the decision arrived at by the
learned Judge, that lands called demesne
lands are not excluded from the provisions
of the Act, because it may please the land,
lord to give them that designation, and
that they must be bona Jide lands attached
to the mansion house or dwesiins OF .ue
owner of the estate, and used for pleasure
OF for pasture. A.
Everv Man His o,cn Process Server .-On
Friday last the Rev. H. CrOfton, clergy
man of tie Disestablished Church, pro-
ceeded, accompanied by the resident magis-
| trate and posse OF the constaouiary, U
| serve a notice to quit upon one of his ten.
| ants, known by the s0briquet of Captain
Duffy, at a place called Clonabeigh, near
| TyrreIs Pass, in the notorious county
Westmeath. Either the Rev. gentleman
was unable to procure person with sum
Gent courage to perform the function, OF
he humanely resolved to dare the danger
himself. It is alleged that the Rev. MI
Crofton was fred at last year when VISIT.
ing his property and it is also said that
the barbarOus murder in December last
of process server, named Waters, was
the result of his having served a notlce on
this same Duffy for the Rev. Mr.. Crofton
Truly tits a strange state of society wher
landlords have to execute the legal pro
cesses for themselves.
Irishmem vishing for the Noon.-The ef
feet of Lord Derby's speech, comparin:
the desire of Irishmen for home govern
ment to desire for the moon, which can
not be gratifed, has been what he least de
sired. He has destroyed any little banker
ing after a change which some people her
might have felt. He has disclosed the clio
ven foot in good time for the Liberal party
There are people here, good friends of Eng
land too. who think local government
granted to Ireland would strengthen tn
Empire instead of weakening it, and woul
cement a union between the countrie
which is under any other state OF thing
impossible. At all events, the subject
one admitting of discussion, and Lord Del
by's off-hand manner of treating 1T WI
never be submitted to. Lord Derby
speech is a strong argument for Repea
and has convinced many an 1rishman WI
wavered on the question.
Unrise Economy-The officials OF I'll
, Admiralty have just given great offence
| a large section of the community here.
: Com mittee was formed in Dublin for IL
purpose of collecting seed to enable ii
farmers in that part of France devastate
3 by the war to avail themselves OF the Sc;
f son in time by getting the crops set. III
b Irish farmers contributed generously, b'
, the committee had not funds for the tran
! port of the seeds placed at their dispose
3 and they applied to Government for We
!. sci. After a fortnight's delay they were j
!. formed that the Admiralty had no vess
d available. This act is looked on as me
Q official snobbery, and it is felt that ,
70 English Committee would have received
y totally different reply. Thus, every da
u
'. to conciliate Ireland, even in small matter
g Prisons in the West.-Judge Keogh in
l. address to the Galway Grand Jury read
following passage from the Report OF t
IL Hon. Mr.. Burke, the Inspector General
L. Prisons: sat the time of my inspecti
a the same boiler was used for cooking p
l. tatoes and boiling the dirty clothes; the
D. was no school in the prison, and the or
e, instruction received was that impaired
,g the Nuns who visited the prisoners;
I'd male prisoners clothing was in state
I'd rags, and a tailor who was in Jail, inste
Of of being put to mend the clothes, was Ell
Y, ployed in mat making. The judge a
* said he understood that the, prisoners
IL Leitrim goal could open the locks of til
n cells with their spoons. They cannot
A very desperate criminals in that part of
Id, country at all events.
~ Ut Worth Knouing. - Working of the 4
70, COMPENSATION Lap.-A man tired of
ne may now make tidy little provision
70 70. his family by coming over here and gett
~, friend to shoot him in a suitable local.
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