The Irish standard., 1888-05-05

dav, April 8, at eleven o'clock a. m.
the conservation of the Most ReY. DIR
O'Donnell, Bishop elect of Raphoe
There was a large congregation, con
sisting of the faithful of this an6
neighboring parishes, and including
many of the Catholic clergy and people
Of this county, as we'll as of Derry and
Tyrone. His Grace the Most Rev. DR.
Logue, Archbishop of Armagh and
Primate of all Ireland, was conse era
ting Bishop. assisted by the Most Rev
DR.. Kelly, Bishop Of Derry, and the
Most Rev. DR., McAlister. Bishop of
Down and Connor. At the conclusion
of the conservation Mass was COM
menced, and after the Gospel the Most
Rev. DR.. Woodlock assembled the altar.
He said: My Lord Primate, my lords,
and brethren, Che prelate who has just
been consecrated has asked me to say
few words for your edi6cation and
for the editication Of the people to-day.
WHY he has selected me I know not,
except that be is now my brother in
the episcopate, and because of the Old
affection and respect which has bound
us together almost from boyhood. I
rejoice to assist at his enhancement in
the chair Of St. Eunan, as successor to
the late prelates who have preceded
hiin--the gentle and holy James Nc
Dewitt. and the memorable aud be.
loved primate whom we have mourned
within the last few months, and whom
st. Eunan seems TO have led to st. Pat
rick's Cross. St. Patrick might count
him amongst the glorious prelates who
have followed our apostles in the chair
of Armagh, and as a worthy successor
to the holy, learned and humble prelate
who filled the chair Of St. Eunan until
the last few weeks. You have assem-
bled from your glens and mountains TO-
day, and with good reason, to see in
stalled, not a chiefta who is to lead
you to BATHS, but a chic ftain who will
lead you in a holy and sanctfied war.
fare, who will guide, we trust, for many
long year IN the conflict in which we
all engage; for this warfare is not in
flesh and blood, but against principali-
ties and rulers OF this prince Of dark
ness. 1t is tor your spiritual adyan-
taga, it is for the salvation of your
souls that he is placed upon the episco-
pal throne. And why? Because i'll
the person Of your Bishop our Lord
Jesus Christ Himself is with you. The
Divine Lord Himself said, when send
ing his FIRST chosen, or those whom lie
Himself had consecrated at the Last
Supper, he said: Go, teach all nations
in the name OF the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost; teaching
them to observe all thugs whatsoever l
have commanded; and, behold am
with you even to the consummation CT
the world"
DUBLIN.
The following Mayo landlords have
issued EEe number of ejectments stated:
The Marquis of Sligo served So; Earl
Of Lucan, =; George Augustus Moore,
t5on of the late George Henry
Moore): 20; Colonel Knox, z; Lord Kill
maine. is; Miss Harrietta Gardiner. 81;
Charles Lionel Fitzgerald, 4; Sir Roger-
Palmer, Bart, g.
1t was expected that in the week end
ing Satur lay, April rs, upwards Of
1 200 cattle in the Dublin Unions would
be slaughtered under the new Pleuro-
pneumonia Slaughter Order, as having
been IN contact with animals affected
with the disease, Or with places where
such ANNALS had been suffering.
FERMANAGH,
April 5, 1888, at his residence, Ruscaw,
Fermanagh, MT. Francis Nc.
Manus, aged SO years.
A soldier named Young just dis
charged from service in the Connaught
hangers at Gospcrt, was returning
home to Galway the other night, when
he tell from this Holyhead train and was
killed.
KIIk EMMY.
AT evjcti0ns On The Kilkenny estate
If MIR. m. M. Glascott, j. 2, Oh the
24tll ult., q batteriny ram was used to
make breach in the tenants house,
which the bailiffs and police (l00) had
oeen unable to capture. The occupants
If the house. two men, We're arrested.
KINGS COUNTY,.
MIR. G. G. Baunon, of Irishtown, Bal
inacorriga, has comm enced eviction |
5ainst his Broughal ten
ants, who have adopted the Plan Of
Campaign Some time ago the tenants
interest in q number Of the holding was
disposed of by pubiic auction in Tulla
more, the landlord 5 representative buy
ng il at nominal SUNS. On Wednes
lay one hundred and fifty police from
he Kings and Queens Counties, under