The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-26

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$50 THE FRANcHBE BILL. s..ses.- I
Mr.. sBuss is nov in print, = 1t 6xes the
boundary of a borough at . radius Of seven I
miles, computed BY the nearest pubife road |
or way by land or water. and provides that
every inhabitaut householder, being q male, I
of full agev resident stace the pFeGealn
August, rated to tho poor, who 10 pot 70
arresr q rates ~ Az Qreeept .2ro11as1s- sna
who has not been releyeQa ~ puo!c
charity Shall be Abufgess q 'she ooreugn.
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was IN MS Sky n,nbe year. LIS m REMAINS
were inferred on tue f9'ioTing iuesaay a.
aallnas,oe cno a tlte iunelai Was Was
AMENDED ny SVo ts9anery o. inc 0aroaLy
estate, aSo ~ cnnaien wearing s.Spe, anu
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sncceeaea m tne ear'ao"c oy MS eiaes' e'n'
Viseount Dunto. e-. $50 -.
PUBLIC PARKS.
| The question of the right of public meet
ing in Phoenix Park was brought up on
mier whether the official assurance given
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fered with. was intended to apply to the
Phnnix Park az we'll. Mr.. Gladstone re-
piled that it was not The Phoenix Park
was not included in the Royal Parks Bill,
it was under q different authority, and IL
would, no doubt, be necessary to legislate
in its regard. But " without prejudice to
pending legal proceedings, the Govern
| mept.n he said, Is would not interfere With,
public meetings in the Phoenix Park, which
were otherwise unobiectionabie, and with
ont Inconvenience to the public or the
persons residing In the locality. ,.
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, On the 18th ult., an interesting scene wa'
: witnessed at the Ennis Railway Station
u upon the departure IorSeW 1ofk OF eievef
of the Sisters OF thu Order OF Mercy, tt
establish o convent. 40 Newton, United
States. All tue resgeetsble Catholic ladies
of the neighborhood mustered on the plat
form to bid them farewell hundreds Of al
. Glasses having also assembled to demon
. citrate the respect in which they were held
fand regret at their departure from O. com
Im0nity to whom their good eeryiees Id th'
: cause Of religion, charity, and the edSSa
Ton OIL youth nao nssn 20 yalIA9le. - x
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= Syhieh conveyed Gle Skaters To- the tram
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9 Mr.. Heron's Bia-to-vest the Rock 20
o Cashel in trustees has just been printed
1t proposes that on the first of Octose
! next, all rights over! the Rock, and tn
Il buildings and ruins situate thereon, ssvtn
It the personal rights Of individuals in tono6s
o monuments, and burial vaults, shall b
g handed over to and vested In Board o
+ Trustees, who shatl foral and constitute
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