The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-06-08
MiDCEII.ANHOU8 FOREIGN NKWB.
ITO Nay i7th.1
IRELAND.

| My Lear eir-A6 conferenoe or She ciefg
lIippsrsry on last Wednesday, ono Of IN,
priests said u would be we'll to estabIsl
| SEencnes OF Sho Homo Ruie Assooiauoi
and most respectable and respected presiden
80 esssed snas It Was well known that NO one M has
the slightest chance Of being returned for an!
90. Soronga or county in the south OF ireiana Ia, 2
| coniSsence dinner there are always Two toasts
one she bishop for the time being, whoever ne
mSy 90; sne other tns priests OF 'ne aicoSss s
cha;r,n: pn;n 20 aso tot on 81. apr;.sts
and is was u,nst sntbnsias.;nai,v chssrs; Ths
urieeta oftbc Senth- am ;nrnymeS' viii soon
speak out in favor OF Home Rule in a style as
decided as the priests Of the west You're sin
p., -.
a nsasetso az Aosur9.m Or tronas.-In ms ~
,AsS Most On irS,as6 aad sne arsn, ~ ,stu 10
.V 70 iiiastfate tne ssase OF soc.eIy In
of the whole race. and their innate and inerad.
icable tendcpciss 10 lawleesncss and crime
The Dublin RevieD points ont very fairly that
the principal sotors In most Of the atrocities
irish race at ali and it refers especially to o
case of piracy perpefrated in Kerry, the pro-
Deeds Of which consisted Of twelve ohests OF
.S. the Of ps.i.h 1s. Eat
were Sir Maurice Crosbie. of Ardfert; his wife,
Lady Margaret nee Fitzmsoricel. daughter OF
Protestant Pre- @ It YicsI General Of the % Siooess' etc.
It Ia curious that IN, Fnonde shouid have se-
lected this ease TO illustrate his Theory. Lady
Margaret was an aneestre.. Of the Marquis Of
in the interesting attitude of Can eyicted te.
nant," simply by occupying himself q charm.
iDg residence OF which Mr. Froude's lease had
expired: Further, from Lady Margaret and
of the House of Commons, who is, by right of
his once the First Commoner Of England"
Tbs Speakers mother was Crosbia:: the iineal
able sayases psinted by Mr.. Froude. His ar.
sishsssnth ' eeatsrg Wers savasss sn Th.refs1s' re @
shsiE ds:ssndants @ in the nineteenth can bs
rice and Tady Margaret crasb;s Rnt thar
dascandants 90 ~ nr.sant S~..tar of tha
House Of Commons, and the present Under
Secretary OF State for War, Ergo, etc.-CafAotic
Op'n'en.
agricultural laborers has been held In Liscar-
roll, for the purpose of organizing an assoois-
tion to cooperate with tie existing union in
in The two countries. Messrs. OLeary and
Gardiner, the delegates from the English
Union, were in attendance The project was
ed adopting the programme Of the Enplisb
association. Mr.. OLeary Announced that
Nessrs. Arch. Cox, and cthes leaders of the
movement in England arc about to visit ire-
viii address meetinos in Dublin and Cork in
Connection with Nrs Butt and other Irishmen,
A conference was to have been held at Lean.
ington on the 2sth, the Eng glish were anxious to
secure the presence Of delegates from Ireland
ON the occasion. .77'-'I
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sSe '1s issh uls WbioS Win excite Rsds
certain ;s s sySGns IN that sown a.
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sni,v the fsets ssete tbsT he oF Ssb cam.
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w. sPoAes ol ~ ~" A"o os"efs 'n s0snis VI
Se'eF0 '0nuel'""''On.
| ENGLAND.
Representation of Mnorities.-The increased
rapidity In the development of pablo opinion
in this Country is q very reuaarkabie feature of
the present day. It took thirty or forty years
| to convert the country to The ballot: but the
| Times In already admittinp The Drinonle of the
representation of minorities. which it combat.
ted 40 ferceiy only six Years a9o vben tbrse.
eornered constituences Tere inTented. We do