The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-10

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DEATH of TEE VEL hSs. DIG.
AAiAoo1a coLISA
On Sunday evening, Nov. 18th, there
died Ia Maybooth College, In the seventh
his priesthood, the Very Rev. DIR. Otdan,
lons the distinguished, widely known, ana
weli-hel0vOd Prefect OF the Dnnb0yne Es-
tabiishment. The mere fact that when he
died he held the highest teaching position
in Mayn0oth College, after having held
nj - H.
ton. and that he was more than ence
nominated by hfs brother priests for the
EpisooPate, shows tho variety OF his at,
sAlnnon1 sau jug oAols VI nls ~ s t:
tation n a tbeoioeian. that. as the Free-
nan save. che WAS sort Of theological
refaree Tar the whole Of ireland ~ and we
are aure that our contem porary states INIT
the truth when il adds. chat Is there was
never an apnefiani to his Kindness and wis-
dom to whom he was not, as in the olden
college DAYS. the father. the theoloeian and
the friend.n The students who knew him.
win Especially. Iarnent his death while the
whole irish Chnrch will denlora "a no a
great loss to ;ts general interests.
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oSAiA of inS hEv. ID"AhH Inland
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The Rev. Edward Hyiand, NEST esti-
mable man anu revered priest, died on Sun
day, 18th ult., In the convent of his order,
St. Theresa's, Clarendon street, in the
ninety fifth year Of his age. He had lived
a comparatively hidden life, "doiug good
by stealth" The freeman thus summarizes
the events OF bis life =" Upon his return
to Ireland, he ably assisted, during the
space of eighteen or twenty years, at the
9too'Aon Huu ioGaou - Lousulea Az
with which noble structure the vanerated
nama of Father Mvlas Cannon .mnst aIso
he insenarahlv CONNECTED. Since Ia:so the
Career Of the iamented Father HvianS ha.
bean wholly devoted to the xeaions il;s.
charge of his duties in this civ
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AASifAnA"i an 1inANioA AND 1RALEE'
Great popular demonstrations took place
In Limerick and Tralee in honor Of tho ac-
quittai OF Kelly. In Limerick an immense
crowd paraded the streets, headed by a
band, ana carrying !ighted tar barrels. The
SFo"G cneorsu eg =; sn.y LOT Aeny and
Th.,a a .wss W. W." S;s"rdar and .ho sus cry
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