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where he remained during his STAY, as
the guest OF AOlsignor Seagruve. AS
his Eminence was being driven into
town he was accorded musical greet
ing from the tower of tlra Memorial
Church, erected to the mem ~ of the
martyred lrimate, Oliver Plunkc,t.
His Eminence subsequently visited thc
| splendid church, in which H. takes Il
| special interest, as it was he who
preached the sermon on the occasion
of the laying of its foundation stone,
and had the opportunity of seeing for
himself the completeness to which.
what is acknowledged to be Il rare
gem of ecclesiastical architecture,
llas been brought.
MEATH.
! On Sunday, July 18th, Most Rev.
DR.. Gaffney, Bishop of Meath, conse-
crat.M Il new Catholic cemetery fGT the
parish of Navan. The cemetery.
which has been acquired for its sacred
and mucl-needed purpose. for the use
OF the Catholics OF Navan, through the
generosity OF the late Mr.. Luke Smyth,
! Z. Il. c., Nlvan. who beuucathed dis
interest in the field for the purpose, is
distant about mile from the center
OF the town, and conveniently situated
along the Beauparc ad.
ROSCOAIMON.
On the evening Of July 10Th. IL seri-
GUS stabbing atfray took place imme-
diately outside the town OF e Vie, in
i consequence OF, which two young men
now lie in Il NEST precariJus condition
! in the intirn;ny of the workhousp. The
injured men ;re Thomas J hnson, a
Scotchman, and David Pearson, an
D, En%lisllman, both of whom worked
ut the clog-making business, in BOYLE,
and who allcg'a they We're stabbed hy
!, fellow-worker named Joseph Barnes,
also an Englishman. After the deed
was committed Barnes gave himself
UP ut the police station. and is being
held to abide the result of the injured
mems wounds.
SLIGO.
On the morning CT July 9th, Mr.. P.
]. MDermott, ID. c.. and Mr.. Michael
! Gormley, c. c.. who. on the 2nd of
! June, We're sentenced to one months
| imprisonment for alleged conspiracy
to intimiaatc one John Durham, were
! again arrested and taken to Sligo Jail,
arriving at i: 30 O'clock, and We're i'm
medately conveyed by car TO prison.
TIPPERARY.
On July 18th, news WAS received in
Clonmel, of the death, the previous
month, of the Hon. Thomas Dalton, a
Tipperary man. who rose to fame and
fortune in Australia. His estate has
been sworn at i302,2GS. He left hand
some legacieS to Catholic in stitutions
Two Of HIS daughters We're married to
Mcssrs. John and VIM. Redmond, NJ.
P.'s.
| WATERFORD.
VII July Jul, lDE UllS llIlS lllllc SlllCC
the period of the so-callrl Reformation.
the Catholic Diocesan Synod of Water
ford and Lismore, with full chapter,
assembled at the Cathedral. Barron
strand street. The meeting of the
Synod was preceded by High Mass Of
the Holy Ghost. which took place at
10 o'clock. The Mass was sung by
Most Rev. Richard Alphonsus Shee-
han. Bishop of the Diocese. The Deal
con was the Rev. Daniel O'Connell,
n. D.. the Cathedral: Sub-Deacon, Rev.
y. Hackctt. Professor of st. Johns
College. Dean MD snnell, st. Peter
and PanTs. Clonmel. was Assistant
Priest. The Deacons at the throne
were Rev. Canon M'Gratl. T.. p, Lis
more: Rev. Canon Maurice Flynn, 2.
F.. Passage. and Rev. Canon Power.
p. p. Dungalvan: and the Masters of
Ceremony. Rev. w. p. O'Donncll,
Adm. the Cathedral and Rev. Thomas
Mocklcr, Prefoessar of st. Johns Col
lege \ large body of the clergy filled
the body of the Cathedral. and the
laity were we'll represented.
WESTMEATI.
On the morning of July Z. the death
occurred. under sad circumstances, OF
/ Constable John Kerrigan. He was
coming on his bicycle. on the previous
Saturday. from Stomayford Barrack.
where he was stationed. to MullingaT,
/ for the purpose of having some Drac-
ticc on the track in the Horse Show
grounds. when, at Lynn. about three
miles from Mullingar. as he reached
! n straight stretch after long descent,
the front fork of his machine broke,
and he was thrown on his head with
terrible force. He lay unconscious, in
which condition he was found by Miss
Connall Robinstown. Stoneyford who
was cycling also toward Mullingar.
She gave the alarm. and Dr. Dillon
Kelly was summoned. and found the
constable suffering from conclusion of
the brain. The injured man was ut
once removed in tho ambulance to the
District Hospital. Mullngar. where
he died next morning. He was a ma
| tive of Lcitrim. and had about twelve
or thirteen years service.
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