The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-29

NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 80 1871

|RNlNG. UCIUbEh ~, loi'
Glanmorgaushire, and besides holding the
Lord Lientenancy of Limerick, he was
Of National Education IN
Ireland. His Lordship was born on the 18TH
of May, 1912, SO that he died ut the COM
paratively early age of fifty nine years;
He was the third Earl of Dunraven, ana
succeeded his father on the 9th OF August,
1860. He was married first on the leth OF
August, 1886, to Augusta, third daughter
of Thomas Goold, Esq, late Master of the
Irish Court of Chancery. The Issue OF the
marriage was Windham Thomas, Viscount
Adair, earl Dunraven, now thirty ~ years sr o.
Frances, Lady Edith, and Lady Emily
Anna. His irst wife died in 1866, and on
the 9th Of January, 1870, his lordshiP mar,
ried Anne Lambert "a Roman Cathollc isdy)
daug hter of the late Henry Lambert, Esq,
of Carnagh, who was NJ. P. for the county
of Wexford from 1893 to 1884. There was
no issue by the second marriage. The de-
ceased was attended up to his death by his
chaplain, gthe Rev. Charles Flanagan.
AN 'UNpIEAsANT OCCURRENCE" AT CLUB
| HOUSE.
We have heard with much regret that an
unpleasant difference took place at the
Galway CluU.h house some few days ago, the
parties concerned being Mr. Hyacinth
darcy, New Forest, and Mr.. John Martin
Sheridan, Pleasant hill, Castlebar. 1t APP
pears that the dispute arose from the TACT
of Mr.. darcy impugnirg the accuracy OF
certain charges brought against him, as q
landlord, by Father Lavelle, through the
columns of one of our Galway contempt
raries. AS it was Mr.. Sherid"" who fur
nished Father Lavelle with r'"' statistics
upon which the charges Wet" grounded
he, having heard that their 'Iutl, was con
tradic.ed. at once proc eedesl to the Club
hou.. met Mr.. darcy there, asked HIM to
retr:.t MS statements, but, having got a
rcfn>>,.. IL slight "scene" took place, IN
which Mr.. Sheridan Ito use his own words)
, acted /" the only part which, as gene .iI
j man, was left open TO him under the cir-
s cumst.,nces."-Iua Herald.
: TIE POTATO BLIGHT.
y The Dubln Eceniny Telegraph: in an ar
! t;cle on the potato blight, says: " In Ire
=, land the returns vary considerably. From
= so"ie districts the news is exceedingly
p,n my, most of the crop being reported al
ing ,otted in the ground. Elsewhere
seems to have turned out qnitc success
g, Fully as it promised in the beginning of TN
.son, and we have heard of districts il
:, he southern and inland counties where tn
~ blight has touched very slightly ana DIS
:" ease is almost unknown. There is on
-. circumstance which vii qualify very large
ly the gross loss npnn she crop. The aver
- zee this year under cultivatinh was Target
'e in excess of that devoted to this particua
% crop last year. SO that the necessary over
" Illus in Yield will, even when the lare
norton destroyed by disease is deducted
do much to balance the difference"
of THE wATERr ORD ESTATES.
,at 1t is stated that Baron Martin has .pu
he chased a small portion of the Londonder
'as years purchase. The tenants are makli
rt, strong efforts to purchase the interest
al the Ian dlord in their holdings, and are d
&C. termined to test the advantage of the La
his Act in this matter. 1t is said that the =
OF vernment intends to run the risk OF losi
/ OF another Irish county by appointing
,ri- Patrick O'Brien, Mp, for Kings Count
try to the Office of clerk of the Hanaper,
ar the room of Mr.. Cusack, who is to be ma
inn a Church Temperatures Commissioner,
lie Mr.. Gladstone finds that the Act requl
uch him to fill up the vacancy caused by
i'm death of Mr.. Hamilton.
mt TIE PROTESTANT ARCHBISHOP OF ARMA
~ ON DENoMINATIoNAL EDUCATIoS.
olic In his last charge to his clergy lhe e, + +
ligi testant Archb bishop OF Armagh says r I.n
by the altered circumstances OF their Gnu
yard Professionals cannot provide the necese
erch education for their youth. II they are
ious educate their children it must be by q
,rick lie graut-he saw no other available me
con- THE HIBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL.
irch, The improper dismissal of the Rev.
noI Leonard, the Catholic chaplain, has lie
retty the issue of new Charter to this ms
cigh- .ior The hoard of military officer
ming Lratan I'm and a more civil one substt
Adare IT, :; stota1 that the new governors vii
NUM- i'd the I,ord Cbancell0r. the Marqu
Verts;; Kildare, Judge Longfeld. DR.. Ball,
Lord ' -, ~, e- rprcopy.
3, and Anf 'i''iit ol 90 II.
pecial His holiness the POPE mas oeen F''
ranch to confer upon Arthur .aooie' -
cradle Moorestort, Tipperary, son of the lat
have tcened member Tor tina county Lhe
siciap, ration of 'hnlght Commanue[ ot lne
ic life. of st. Gregory, with the appoinIIn:e
?. for Private Chamberlain Of HohoV " LIS