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... l'UNE1VAL A 4OF THE VERY REV. CANON BYPIN E. Yesterday all that was mortal of thi8 distin- -aiisbed and faithful minister of the gospel was consigned to the dust beneath the sanctuary of the bunible parochial church of Eatbfarnbsom, attended try every mark of reopect that could be shown to one so exalted through gooduness, and sorrow for the loss G: one whoe vas an honcour to his sacred ...
... BIRTHS, MAR1ULGES AND) DEATHJ. Charge Jor onnounectte~t lf Moe'reages, 2s. 6d., of BWiU nnd Dealhs I, 6d. ewch; an'4 to 4eaarj ineactio the aoewunt trmart, in al caues, be preatid. BIRTB. May 9, at 06 PWU-lsne, tho wife of Mr. John Phiblb, of a danvlter. MARRIlAGHO. May 6, at Creeora Catholic Churohe by thoe Ro. J. Dan- don, 08., N waisted by the Rev. M. Caey, p P., Lorla, elder daughter of ...
... DEATH OF JOHlN FZF-IAN, Eg, Th JKIIKLtNNY. To-day the city ii in noumir;ig for onie o ti htao pt tr ,. ht 6--zers 't.A elhr yl breath cf ie-jbn ?? i'L , t s with2 UP, WtllSi!~sf kl~fVorkirti'L a.1 W4 * f c. . edl 31A( Cow.D f t ?? Jifis vit~a rah ยข, 3at iba4 pheostd an i:Vcr-u. ! Providc-.e t. . 1 alrwest in tb:I prirn- of ?? ?? wiiW C -rJ faxniy and ried&, hiut th !ugh hi ho- been alddceily ...
... DEATH OF THE REV. PHILIP LY-NCL, ?? O.S.A. kFROXO OUR CURRESPOaNUENT. CALLAN', MO1NDAY,-It is my ?? to record the demise of the aboveanajat ,w o-un* guiahed divine, wlo departed tiis hffe on t e 1i iLst., in the 7Cxh year of his ap aai -:wA .!i i sacreu caiing. It would ha ?? te p .sry sae heartfelt emotion hich alelclasses eviuCcV. nut onis in this tcwn but in the surrounding districts. on ...
... INT DEiA1THS Chargse jor anntsateemets of .3fragcles 2r. ed.,. G'v i-t5s atl*4 Dealihs it. hid. each, and to ileussrd ( .,,M t; s aintunot mv ...
... DEATH OF SAMUEL WYVER. This is annonncement which we have no doubt will create widespread regret in Ireland. As an ars, poet, or novellist, Sam Lover had feo equala. In each of these capacities he reflected credit on his native country, and won a European reputation. His songs have become 'household words, while his stories, for rich humour and racy wt, will be evar mead with intense ...
... 7TUNERAL OF THE REV. DB URWICK. Tbezesn ofah l t .bi ehdndamiiblege- Uem wereemovedfcr i mn atyeslY morinmg to Msnt Jewgme Cemetery, attende by every mark of respeot that could be shown to one who through a Soog and useful life eaned the respect aid esteem of hi fellowvcitizens of evy ade of political and reli- gions belief. The fanral left Rathmsieroad, the Jae residence of the decessed ...
... !; NEI:AL OrF ALEXAZNDER, M'GAI:RTHY, ESQ., EX.MN.P. For, CPORK. Th e remains of this lamented gentleman, who died ;,n the 2nd inst. at his town residence, 37 Upper Fitz. ?? m-street,were yestt rdasy morning. removed to the terminus of the Great Southern and Western Railway, l'ing's-bridge, for transmission to Cork, prior to their ?? derosited in the family vault at Drishane astle, DMill ...
... DEATH OF THE REV. JAMYES O'REILLY. (FROM OUR COERFSPONwENT.) STEORESTOTWW, MOYDAY.-I sincerely regret to have to record the death of the Rev. James O'Reilly, which occurred on the 25th instant in Ballinaare, in the 53rd year of his age, and 24th in the sacred ministry. Deceased had for some years felt the in- fuence of a failing constitution and was sinking per- ceptibly for the last two or ...
... DRTfl OF THE YEN. AWCD1c!ow LAFFAN, P.P., CANIEL, (minem ouat ?? CaRsEL, JULY 20rL-We deeply regret to #1. ?? the death f the Venerable A-1hdeaef Laffan, p,cahe4 who expiredonthis morning after an 5i3nem of a.few days. For some time pa3t bi health had been failing, and he lately sought, in the neighbourhood of Dublin, where he had been spending a few week., that relaxatio and medical ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DE TU9' Iago f or earnootncerrments of 3rNvi-fagesi S. U(. ?? ?? anrc DeLdIts Is. fd. each, ano,, lo insurc insurlii 'i u1,ref ,otil, ci ntl carase, be pra ^1id. Jia.ory :;i at Iforiti-l, C ra.?s, the r a:! DlionClan. of her 21 ijes ty 'a custioiu, of aq wi JIa arto 1i, IIIit SmUith told Hotuisc, tra Oi. ne j)avidt I egoru.5n. Esq., of a son. January 3, at erano Hiousc, ...
... BIRTHS, KAREIAGES AND DMATial Char~ge Jof r a toucmets of Marriages 2s. 6d., of %Wrt ?? Is. 6id. each, and to insure inurtio the ?? t ,ew, in oGU camc, be Pirepaid BIRTHS. April I9, at Grorvenor-road, Rathgar, the wife of Mr. George W. Lewis, of a daughter. April 22, at fi3 Lower Bherliff rtreet, ?? wife of Mr. P. Coyne, Qf a son. April 22, at Tullegee nouge, Louth, the wife of ThoF P. Callan ...