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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE.
CORK.
(A Constituent College of the National University of Ireland)
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CELTIC STUDIES
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EDUCATION
ENGINEERING
Full particulars as to the C ndiii*ns and cost of obtaitung these
Degrees and Diplomas, with all other information as to the College,
its facilities and Sclv,larsli 11),;, niav he hiaiiied ''11 atI)l1c:ltiofl to
THE SECRETARY.
The College has a m1inlur 1 alnah]e !f 1 -i RSJi'IPS, full
particulars of which can he obtained on application to THE
REGISTRAR at the College.
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The College has playing grounds 15 acres in extent, available
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for Catholic Men Students at a very moderate charge. Chapel and
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LIMERICK
ungret College was founded by the Jesuit Fathers ill the year iSS. It it a Residential College,
situated
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three miles outside the City of Limerick. It comprises three separate parts—an Apostolic
to become priests in Foreign Missionary Countries, a Preparatory Lay
School for students p
reparing
School and a Senior Lay School.
The Prospectus of the Apostolh School will he f ound after this Prospectus. and may also be
.\postoliC Sehl'l, Muligret College, Limerick.
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had on application to Ti-in St
THE PREPARATORY lAY SCHOOL.
ii to 13 years of age. Young boys
intuflICt for boys ranging from
The Preparatory School
here receive instruction in the 5 a lvaileel Primary Schools. They are under
ubjects usually taught in
the personal guidance and tuition of Jesuit Fathers, and no pains are spared to provide them with
the instruction and training suitable to their years. Special attention is paid to progress in Speak--
and Reading The course of studies aims at preparing them for the Senior School. The boss
of this School have their owO dormitories and play.roU1ld5 distinct from those of the Senior
School.
THE SliNlOft LAY SCHOOL.
The Senior School is 0tndcd for boys ranging from i to 19 years of age. Boys are here
prepared for the Intermediate ExaminatiOns for MartieUlatiofl, for Bank and Clerkship Examinations,
and for the preliminary Examinations of the Learned l'rtfessions. Special provision is made
for boys preparing for a Commercial Career.
f suitable careers for Senior leaving Boys.
Parents and Guardians are advised in tile eliotci o
THE STAFF.
The Staff is composed of Jesuit Fathers and f l lig lil x qualified and experienced Lay Teachers.
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RELIGION.
The Religions training of the boys in Doctrine and Morals forms the main feature of the Jesuit
Educational System. . course of religions instruction co mprising Scripture Church History and
Christian Doëtrine is obligatory on all. Examinations are reguarly set ii the coure and valuable
prizes are offeFed for competiton in each class.
.11 the boys must be present daily at Mass and other Religious Exercises
An Annual Retreat for all takes place in the first term of each year.
The Sodalities of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of the Holy Angels are established in the
College. There is also a Vincent de Paul Conference for Senior laiys, and a Centre of tile Pioneer Total
Abstinence Association.
spiritual care of the boys.
One of the Fathers is specially charged with the
STUDIES.
taken by students intended for the Priesthood,
for Bank, Civil Service and Commercial .\p0intnnt5,
iivallY
The Course of Studies includes the suhjects and for the preliminary Examinations
of the Schools of Law, Medicine, Commerce and Engineering.
DEBATES.
of developing literary tastes and of acquiring the
opportunitY
With a view to affording boss all intervals both in the Preparatory and Senior
egular
power of public peaking, Debate are held at r
School. LIBR AR 1 S.
l. and to these the
boys have access
lltocked Library provided for e,li Schi
There is a s5 e
during the hours of indoor recreation.
CONCERTS.
Dramatic Performance.- and Concerts to which visltOT are invited are given by the boys from
time to time in the College Theatre. The j flem recreative and
atugraPh is used frequently f or
instructive purposes.
A. M. Ii D. G. V.
COLLEGE MAG,4LINL.
Fhie Mt at;j \ s.0 si., to Which the boss coiitrjIiit, Is published aminuahlv. It is an illustrated
Ylagazine, de.criptivt of the educational work au! if Ific sChool life of Mungret. It contains also a
record of the doings of Past Pupils.
GAMES.
Spacious Athletic Grounds adjoin the College Buys are there coached iu the usual games, and
safe and healthy exercise is daily taken under the uper Isbn oi Jesuit Masters. All are required
to take part in like ordinars School Games
HEALTH.
The site of the College is proverbially hiu,lthis stalling, as it da.s, upon Lii eLIlIUeiiCe in ili
open country.
An experienced physician visits the College each week, or oftener it mietessary.
There is an Infirmary distinct from the College Building with a duly-qualified nurse in charge.
A system of Hot Baths has recentis been insthht'l ill tile College, ;iid to these the ho3 s have
access after games.
The College Farm supplies milk, butter, heel liluitt,ii, vegetables slid fruit to the College.
VACATIONS.
[here are three vacations in the year- one of hunt , oeks in Suillijier, uiil of about 3 weeks
at Christmas, and one of about a weeks at Easter. I.)hiriilg tlit--.0 intervals no pupil is allowed to
remain in the College. Three days before the end of cli v - ti ii II health certificate must be
bent to the Rector on Forms supplied by the College.
REPORTS.
The School Year is divided into two terms, btgiiiiiiiig in September and ill February.
A Report will be sent at any time upon the progress or conduct of boys if Parents or Guardians
so desire , usually, iiowevt.-r, they are sent at tile ciii of each lenin.
These Reports contain the
marks obtained by each pupil in the weekly College hx;iiiiiiation
together w iii an account and
appreciation of his conduct, application and progress
DISCIPLINE.
The Rector will decline to retain in the sclioh .iiv bcs whit is guilty of persistent idleness,
uiigeiitleiiiaiilv ciruluct, or insubordination, or who refuses to observe 11w Rules 'f the College.
WITHDRAWAl, OF PUPILS.
Two iiitiitii's notice is required before reuiirviuig . hos romn the College during the school Year.
One month's notice is sufficient when a hos- is withilnaw ii iltiring the summer vacation.
NEW PUPILS
New Pupils are usually admitted before chassis .ire f rnied in September ; they may also be adnutted
early in January.
Before being admitted they must send to the Rector -
1. t Medical Certificate. 2. A T estimonial trotii tilt last schiol attended.
TERMS.
Preparator School (boys between it and ii ',e.rst-
5 per annum, i.e., 23 Guineas half-yearly.
Senior School (l.os between 13 and 19 years)—
per annum, i.e., 30 Guineas hiahf-vearls
A reduction of c';, is made for brothers.
This Pension covers tuition in all the subjects of the School Curriculum, Board, ordinary
Medical Atteiidatice, Laundry, Library and Gaines hildour alld ( )utdoor - No allowance is made for
an absence 4 less than a month.
All Fees are payable in advance at the hegiliuiilig f t.1ill term. Mid should lie remitted at ouc
oil receipt I the liii rsar '. Mt-ill 'ri iidu in.
NECESSARY EXTRAS.
School Books 4 1 s... in Leaving Certificate Classt, .i in all others;
School Stationers- (it not provided lv the hi vs t hiiii-li Cs
Repairs of Clothing and Boots (if necessary).
OPTIONAL EXTRAS.
Instrumental Music—Piano or Violin—.. Guineas per annum
Special Food (this will rarely be necessary.
Enquiries to be addressed t
THE RECTOR,
Mungret College, LIMERICK,

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RpostOIiC school of the Sacred heart,
MONORET COLLEGE. 1,IMERICK.
PROSPECTUS.
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Nature and Object of the
School.—The Apostolic School of Mungret is under the direction
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the litliers of th e ,, of Jesus. Its object is to train boys for the Priesthood, in order to increase
the nuniber of liiglish_speaking Missionaries throughout the world.
By reason of its special system of training, and the comprehensiveness of its scope, the Mungret
Apostolic School is quite unique in the English-speaking countries.
The course extends over a period of six or seen years. It begins with Grammar, and ends with
philosophy. Thus the Mumigret student is ready at time end of his course to enter upon the higher
ecclesiastical studies.
11. Qualities required for Admission.—The usual age of admission is from 14 to 18 years,
dlt1iOU'hi, in the case of very promising boys with a decided vocation, exceptions to this rule are
t.,nietimcS allouel. the qualities required in a candidate are :—Good health, good appearance and
,,dire—, mental bulities above the average, sincere piety, a solid vocation to the Priesthood, and an
earnest desire of the Missionary life.
III.
Missions.—The students are left free to join either the secular Priesthood in the foreign
missions, or to enter a religious Order and in the latter case they may choose any duly authorised
religious Order in the Church, piovided only it sends subjects on the foreign mission.
The Superiors, taking into account the individual character, qualities, and inclination of each
student, decide before the end of his course the mission or diocese to which he is to attach himself.
No student is aked, or allowed, to go on for missions of exceptional difiicnity, except at his oWn
earnest and persevering wish, and except, besides, he has given evidence of the possession of the
qualities which make him peculiarly suitable for such work.
Candidates toile sometimes, however, received for particular missions in virtue of a special
arrangement made when they first enter the school.
IV. Consent of
Parents.—l'arents are required to guarantee not to interfere with the son's
vocation, nor to make any difficulty in taking him back immediately to his family if he should be
judged unfit for the apostolic life.
When it boy reents himiieit for admission, it i.tkn ft r,LlIt,I thi he and his parents or
gu.irIi.tt .tr, , I all I .tiIjt Ions and before it student is put on a College burst his lather or
guardian Iliu.t san .i riittei form expressing agreement to them.
V. Time of Probation. A period of six months is allowed a boy, front his first entrance into
th ts' iii 1. t.
think ' er his v'ation, and to understand its nature and the duties of the College life.
If, at the end of that tune, he is determined to persevere, and if the Superior considers that he gives
sufficient promise Of an Apostolic vocation, he becomes a pupil of the Apostolic School. The Pension
for these months of probation is twenty-four pounds, which is paid at the student's first entry into
the College.
VI. Pension, I "1 l'ciisliI t,r .\ist, iIi,- student, is sixty guineas a year. 'there is at the
disposal of the College a number of hurses, fouiik'd for the training of students for the foreign
mission'.. his this niran, .t Itiiiittd ituititir 1 students can be maintained each year on considerably
reduced pensions. Those, h . \s ho ary adillitted on hurses par i4 each half-rear. Their parents
or guardians niust Ise'i(k•'% pn,vide clothes and travelling expenses.
'II. Entrance I.ammJmation. The usual time for entering the Apostolic School is the last week
in .'tugu-tiii Ii, ugh iii xl1ii, ti.] ases boys are received at other times of the year.
Examinations of candidates are held at an earlier (late in the same month. The examination
i, meant as a test of vocation and ability, as well as of acquired knowledge. A good grounding in
liighishi and Mathematics is expected of all, and preference is given to those who have made some
progress in the study of Latin.
lxcept iii indis ihual caqer the Superior decides otlierwi'.u, •.tudeiits go home oil vacation in
Summer atil at iJiirist lila'..
VIII. NecessarN Documents— An -n aJ)pii(ati(n for a Intittiti t 111c Apostolic School should be
accomj u thud is a letter t r, iii iiit'ndatiori from the Parish I riusi .r from one of the parochial
clergs. The , ,iiidi,1.it& should, besides, sent to the Superior a letter of his own composition, expressing
his desire to it it
nlis'.ionary priest, and telling of his progress in his studies.
. pupil must bring with him, or send beforehand, his baptismal certificate, and his certificate
of birth from the public registry.
A certificate of health is also required—the fonnit to be supplied from the College
Further particulars nlav he had on application to
THE SUPERIOR.
Apostolic School,
Mungret College.
LIMERICK.
Should any serious fault on the part of the pupil call for his immediate removal, the Superior
may dismiss him on gi%i.ng ncc to his t,arents or guardian.

CONT ENTS
Prospectuses
Page
IV & VI
6'i bç.i e.ii 76
Exchanges 78
toittéaL&c ths Ctros, ion V4V . 79
A Century of Anglo-Irish Poetry ... ... 81
Our Past -. ... ...
Obituary ... 102
flott n tot ,rre .•. •.. ... 112
Sodalitv Notes ... ... 117
Prize List
OUot
Entertainments
The Literary Academy
Debates
iomanMOS6t ...
Rugby
Summer Games
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
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120
123
232
135
136
139
141
143
144
VOL. VII. No. 2.
(fhiItv.F
Studies .. ... 119
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ILLUSTRATIONS
Page
Frontispiece . . 74, 75 Fr F. Payc, S.J. . .
Psrus bietn ... ... Dr. M. McMahon
The Lay School ... Facing page So Dr. J. Meade
lames Harley ... ... ... .. 82 J. O'Beirne
The Apostolic School .. ... ... 83 Fr. J. O'Connor
The Philosophers ... .. 8S M. Kelly
Fr. T. Bennett ... ... . . ... 87 J. Campbell
S. Brady. T.D. ... ... . ... 87 Sodality of Our Lady
F. Fahy, T.D. .. . ... ... 88 Holy Angels' Sodality
Dr. J. J. Fitzmaurice ... ... 88 P. Carroll
H. Flinn. T.D. .. ... . ... Sg J. O'Gorman
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Joyce . ... 90 Ardnacruslza Works
P. M. Kelly, T.D. ... .. ... 91 Work at O'Brien's Bridge
E. Linehan ... .. ... ... ... 92 General John Regan
Fr. T. Power ... ... 93 The Magistrate
J. D. Ryan . .. .•• •.. 93 çviieonn ima Sinre4li
Old Mungret at Capetown ... 96 uienn fl6 sóIr.r
Pr. T. J. Eaton ... ... ... ... 97 on rre4r Ciimnn
Rev. Dr. J. English ... ... 98 Senior XV
Fr. J. Farrell, S.J. .. ... ... Third Club XV
Fr. J. Lalor ... ... .. ... ... The .venue
Rev. V. MacCartan, C.SS.R. ... ... ioo
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that 1 iIeiit_ will ever
I (hlilhill \\itll Its IS II ch&rjslmeil slIvelUr f IL
..reIlt L_iItIi('iIlIjIhhl 1111)1 II great Illillhllahl
lilt
\ill-k if the Si 't_'iet\ (If 't Ji.ij ii \i Il1ilL
l'riists is iititiiatelv lolllleltt_,i i' lii tilIlt I if the
Al I li(. Stiioii at '(lllili4let liii l.Xli'lltiils
I f liii 1it_ t_'aiihiiii l'i)liil!lefl 'toil \i.
Ililhlegan, I)riii.iilella, 'ii lieliaif I f St. Jisijill's
mih11lg III iets' Sieietv, have ireseoteil to the
t_Ili ii ii the lictitres which we rejriiilimi'e i l l the
InI ihItislilece of the present IssUe. I Iur Past
mviii lie lilelIscil to iliLVe 11115 heW reillillilel if
the interest tile late 1__'ariijnal ti ik ill tIuuli.iret's
wi irk. lIflil they Will 1 1 )111 vith those lii W lItre
in i'raYnl that (.od iiiav richly re\mar,i tiii
ii'lStleSS i:Lh,,llrs if Cai'ihi,ial
i:uih Loll i'atileril(lhii
IN ,ik.
liii' iIl;lg;l/.ille tells tile story if our 'ear's
'ihe Ihlhllllal record of lift at a liilhelte
dl :tlmvllvs show hillIcli rclietitj fl,
l'erlllltis it
is this hll,ihlot,illy that ireveilts tile sIll (ill) i',
frito relilisilig, while he is hvin till Ill, tilllt
his v,,als at school are SI happy latter on,
lliimvever, tile lllehthi,iies if his ,m'i in i,iavs mmiii
lie dear to Inni and iillrihmLr tilt_ vial we have
received tnativ a letter fri ii, I lid Ili ti s teihug
(if their ''ilajipv days ill \Ilmlmgret.'' _'\llll there
Is it haj j ness, to), fill- tli 'Se mmhi I l(lo)k- 'iii :it
flit dvl1 ihIlelit • If tile ilic'. ii 'hllhiiltte,l ti their
care, \m hell tilihmgs LIII Liiilhi veil \\ltil tIles,
iilivs in i\ hat illakes fir success ill this mvorlii,
11111, 111 ' "t 'if ill, in mm hat ti hhii'rll' tile lift' to
01111 \\t_, at MIlhLret , haVe ti thaimk NO
fir hllfll'll Ihillillg tile last year.
In tile sect ill ilelihing mvitil sttmdies %\ ill lIe
f,tiiid all excel tliilllLllV goiiil ret_'oril of llhillie
eNILllhihlZLtj,lh results.
But tilt_he is anther
record wllicll may escape till liotice if those
win
Ire llllXIi Ills hi kinmm 1101 ihimitgret fares.
I if tile boys mm iii, It.- ft tile Lay Sell iii last
silhllihier, t\i, \Vellt ti i Ii, ll'eSlill selhlilllLries to
lirelare fir tile jiriestliiiiiil 111,1 h\ I, 1 III( 11(1 the
71iiVlt_eslli1is if l'ehhiills irilers
ii Ill tile
.\j,istiilie Sclii)l, ill ILillIltjoll to I tile liililisi,liil
irs mmiio left to Ilirsite tilt_il tileiiigjcai stuidis,
tilree IleelihlIe lliivices ill religi his iir,iers, 1111)1
'inc went ti I )lLlLIlll Park fi I t-
till \flLVlliii ItIl
MisiiIII ti t_ilillll. Snrei\' this is the iilmtstanii-
tug IteulL ill Mllllgret's history ,itmriiug till past
twelve hllillltils ('.i,l ir:illt that tile
\Jhx,;Ri:r ,\N\l'.\l, lhlllV lie able lIlcil Year t o
lIllike Ii s:hlLilLLr ahln, Ill lhcelulehlt ti its readers.
.,
a, ,t,
\Ve were very glad ti Ite Ilgaiti the I Ild 11 vs
fri lull h>i,th schools 4111,1 jail IL visit III tilt_jr
.\illla Mater hIlling tile veal, a mmelh as other
\'I'.1til' who lire ihlterested III 1 1111 mm irk. ,\Illoutlt
tllose 4111,, cIlIhie fF1111 ivelsells Were, Mc r. J.
P. tallt\m'eli, sali I'rllllcisci, Ir. i't. iirelhllllfl
111111 Jr. 1'. "%oll(fl, mmliii mmdl' 11CI-k ill ,\hlgmlst.
Just hief ire the i , j 'elhihLi_ f sclliiol'., Fr. W.
RohlIlil , ileiihiew of the late Fr, Rillulil, S J
visiteil his illll'ie 's L2rIive. Iii Seltehllhier, MLr.
I Reill\ , t,:ij eti '4111, lathe \Vitil ir. M'Liirtiui
ti visit Ils.
MS SillLpie 1111,1 sincere narrative
if Li lhljssji , lt_'r ' 5 life in 5iiith .\frii'L, as 4\eil is
tile exauhllile if it life silent III till work, at-
Iracteil shIll m'i,llllmteers for this hiiissi(it1.
P. J . I rey, Sacred I lelIrt Church , 1311 xi, 1(111
Fr. J Mi ,liiltev, I.eeil,'r','ilie, Pt_'rtli
ilthlle 10 h)ecenll,er. I in .\seelhsiilL 'IlIlIlsdli\',
Fr. han', I'riest i,f Sion, I_have 111 ilIf,inlllai
talk to)
the .\ Ii st 'his ill wi irk that is 1 icing
ii 'Ill' fi 'r tIle ci it versi Ill i if tile Jews .smv e
t' ress V. Rev, J, T. Nielmi iii ifi, V. G
\Vvi 11111mg, is with us.

7(S THE MUN(;RET ANNUAL.
As tile
liege gruw' older it is natural to
ect that I mr mmiituarv list I,%ill lmecollle
liiilLer. lInt mleatli 11L5 lit
an eXCeptlm>llilll\
heavy Pill frmmiii Mniigrets sins iluring tile
past year. Sm the if MIT deami were here in thu
earliest years if tile C' lIege. mtliers had j tist
IL-ft its, bile J un Canit lieu as still mihly a
seliiii ill I, mY \\ lien (mmd tmmimk hi Ili frmmni us. \Ve
ak tile Past Lull the lmresm.nt it 1 IYs tm relhleiulmer
ill of theta ill their ravers, in'] 11 their
lLrellts atid trittids \VC
t ii y
(lifer mint sincere
Last Jillv Fr. ( '. K. Ri cue, \\ lii hail 1 (cell
mill Rector fir I live years, left ti tli tile 1iimsitiimu
if Rectmmr I ifCl(mugm mwes. Fr. L. Kieran. last
year', Prefect I if Studies, sncceeded mm is
Recti ir I if i 111 lig ret. Fir their irk here
Muiiigret is unicli uimlelmteil tim tilelul
iii(i ill
their new mi (51111 us they lla\ e tile lest \vislles
if all wlumi have ktiii\ti tliiui at Miuitiet. Fr
Mct.illlmmuugll and Mr. I ('Cmliii it ills(, k ft us
the fi ruler giiing t, St Iteuni m's, Wales, the
\Vi- ;ickumm\ ledge, \YLtll thiaiiks, the receipt
if the fm Hi wing exehiatiges
'Flu Itelvederian. The Clongimwuhiatl ilie
Xaverilil, (Kew, Melhmmiurtie .
( )iii Alma
Mater, I Riverview Svduiv . The Al ivsiau
Sydney . The Castlektlimck Ci liege Chri iuicle.
The Rockwell Annual.
P.S.M. (Thhilrles
Centenary Nuiuilmer, Christian lit- mmthers, Enuii'.
The Mouuitaiuieer.
St . All y sins' College
latter to Millt(iwui Park, Dublin.
In their
I laces caine Fr. M. Meauiey, as Prefect mif
Studies. Fr. K l)aiv, as First Prefect, and Fr.
P 1)vver and Fr. I hggiuis ji iiiied the teaellilig
staff.
'l'lie Iili1mr thanks 1111 \\ Ili ) 1ia'e lieljieil
rmiliiciuug this years MlN(;RET .\xi.. Fir
tle\\ s of tiii 1';ist , lit is especially grateful to
Fr. Uisev. S.J., to Fr.
MCI mluens ill . S.J., (a1-
way, aunl ti Fr. ( )'Maiummuiv. S.J., University
hall, I )ill dill .
Messrs. I). Mac A. Sullivauu,
\V. Sheehan auhil 1. Mitchell have also silhmhmlied
unucli iufmmruiitimn I iid Boys. Mr.
It mdkiii , S.J.. gave geulermmlis help, (nil M
Miii ire. lsii ., auiil J ( )' Itiefl, 1.sii.. have uuiade
OIL. Eilitor very niiichu iuiilel ted to theta. 'ihie
l'riuting t.'im. l,iuuerick, The l)iilihin Iilustratiuig
Col., and Messrs. Kei gb Bros. have
line their -mmrk vell, and we thank them very
sincerely for their kiniluess and interest in the
sncc ss if i mr
EXCHANGES.
\lm,ntreal
al ilicittii iii.
m i, mm la Cm mUm- gm. Ri. \ ie\\
\'eritis Sun hull, ltliickrmmcki
St. Mary's. \Vatmrfm rd School Magazine. M.
Patrick's Annual, (JafTna .
'l'hie Magiinie,
('l'riclliuhmmhiimlv i . St. Paul's .\nuinai, (Rahigoolhi
ltiieda, Manchester
('I'rini-
ilaili \li m\sian, iIaiiga-
limit t!ii.za,iile. 'Flie Par Past. 'I'iie Soiitherui
rmms, Ca1metmmwn(
Co1rt (TLO U\ cMr\1s1on1,,M1n)e
mill Ti i,iimlai .1 Lii mmiii I ili;eI1mm 'ii 'Ti1rillim
ri.m11 r), buat.vô r-' fiaipm isur ii hip i.e p.im
etuime Ceaun.l. Ii c aim Curl) mtirmr u'ipemnn,mi
re-vin cinn bt,at,mim ii,,p an ii.', .m S e ,mpi rm
Minoan llluinrireap an rSean.uumn 1çCmmjiimi açur Ar
mbuai mittm rpm.mn,m maii. In rLums nimm1i epuinnite,
m5ur taT, mc p'mri'.mni cmi neaTn.Fimuneam i.e teamr In ii.\
.IUi7imfiui .Ii )\t
Ill im.Inmeatira
rpiAt m mi 17m11m 11.1 'mil1lm,iTm a tim in ticic ann, r1imat.l_
mmmiii nmpr ...inn rpiatt up )umpnit A Lii tiemçiia m.mhm.
i.tirnia1i, mui1i.nhmrnear1i,mu_ imihi.o,lre Le .,m cite.
rbmnrar Feimrneayh1,ara an,iI thirnm
5uptm pu tif'eicai..
veieimc
Ap 4 t111 .5 mimic tamiu capraen .lp .1 mUiim yeap
éin t teat-raoitm .mcur re4tban .5 .mr ylim liii
'rap.
.,mnnran Ta comp.vo be.%S aca teit an mmml.rmmip- maitea,i
bonnran •'p. vuatp .mp mbuamaiI.ti rein Arua açu'
an raimti na unbe,mu an çam; Leo.
Caitna'tm
an Lia1i6itj itteaé .m5ut' Fe eann n Ill m,r fit
paitm i.e Feice4t
rtop AS eir,tr .snm,nn 'r ,natt
'st' F61 n4 p.191mm. acur na 'ip a5ur tia camAil, rpé na
mCite asur fl irnipr ap Featmar, imuine imim&i.t.
m'UIi an bun, tmf'aaut Us imm'amamm a jim oap nhimiiç
N iiilmeat an t,uaxi liii 1"''t' tiiap ,\ 1mm an ,luii'e aç
out ap aai&
to na iiimmm.mnu,im, rn nm tirmirt.
.'içur put, ntmij i4mn5anrai n. r' an t,eh,im aur lii
06i1ir a tmmmjj, ann ite SnNe Ti, patti j'in ann ,nT,iu - ma
rea1. mc cpimirai lqmearna un ns cpamiitme ii1.'aait
ç.mip mrai1' n.% nhmaoine i) 11.111) a5 etjiIe temm, açur
emrsatne an imumne co paiti buaiimre ai1m --ni jiatmatm.mp
ran I.e itmiirreat. tim patti i.e teireint a, aie rruarnm'
na tieap urpi'an -buaim AS rpon animir -%.m,, iii
bpeam cite re m'eann nóiniir. U ioimanra? an jmuim
iap1maer an tia fui1iiiin uo eata.iipr Fc nueap.m, c'
umoti aç ifluit Sip epmiiie.iiait mun an buaô uo toinr
patti FOCat 'it na h-mm,minuititm rein ito vr niap
a ii mmrm an ttapivu AT101111 or anal.t an fi.mipm, anmmmr
.%S eir,tt Su h-mIm mr an rphmp aur Fe ,'eann
aS mn1e.5,r 50 tapaii ap an utatani, asur çeap i
buatau 1momthe ruar ap açaiu All i6m1 -.in cut na patti
.mn ramnnc.
r1i jiaib i.e eI.otrrnat aih ropann na 5mmmj'
nmm an buitte beAS éaucpom a buait.ri All an tiatpóiu
immm )uainl limn fi.1 cm'ammiarm ha nmhuatai, 1 çm'mimnnm a
i,'mLe iim mi anti nm mjm all tmrataiii. .mmm)i1' .mcur •'im 'r
(tmmirrm rci'''• ij' na nimi.mit) acur mij' na mait.mimiti .mçtmr
iau a5 jim ar an nibm'mtam mivamp a buailri an tiai1m6it,
I na me rc - astir 11111 fli'\ii ha rill mica iii' aji mmmli
.m1i an mirnmmr ar-k a5 iiul. 1,4j n,\ ninamim nuaip a tilcilir
111.1 mim 'rc a tiimei1itm1m6m1m, pin \5u a rhite ic iiul
'liii rap .m 5i'caimn a ii ia1mjmamim an i.imtpmii.m
Sm tmi'iimmmn im.m hm,iç ii' imuome ap ira i.,,mmmn,ti a lii .I
up an çil.umme a Tm, na ricmrtrloni ap )ahi, .mcur
maim 's i.iui1ii açu' AS Cam,mnn.im. as nhmitaji iii) .15
l)1 mtmumtm liii' i'mm,ahja
Ulziauiat:
camineah na LmFeap .lp a patti inmap a nitj.mii.e immi'atr s
tipar. .m' tim pap añl.hmmn ann can FocaL ar, an pun.n.
na j'earal'n na .monap annruu an 'op at, C corii
rruama i.e m)iriSe\m' .m tseaii AS miul. cull Cmi5.5tim acur
ha tin5 tear ai1i n, patti a: bea5.n rumnie aie r.ln
,mimam1m cmi itip.
.\p tear.uaip Cpetr a eataip Ta an u. f'uijmmnn bea.
11am m'milmm.rjim,m. 01 hA 'ü1 'Ns iilumnnrip an rSeanj,Cin,
asur cut asur mupta rspb AS Ali ni1Juaaitt,ti pin.

go
THE MUXGRFT ANNVAL.
bi an -,it-pea' tun rornusau nuaq a
So psib i c.spraen pe*n b1,e6ire astir suuii' 65tn oó
etvle ar t iombô ar ma bua?aitUb—niô nAti
ion5na6 an 6paob buaiôe aCa nat mó. astir annran
i bainre uata an nóimeac belreanna& ba ?ivaiô an
c.r é. ti cothaqite beAS eavoqia astir jouIeava)t
a* peap éi5in uo tur irrea in iona an (aipdn, reap
i ins' an Scumann At nA paib ap an tpuipinn an U
ran. At mo Lean! '0'6icit Sat reap oio. bi ropai
ma h-imeapta p6
ni paib aoinne .rra
rabaipr ye.
OAS upuimm ap a 66ig a tLoS urn an raa ran
asur bi an motroip tun afl CiaOb Do taaipr vor na
rrpólnrélpi, nuaii a cuq*eaô attcaéc a,i 5a ouine.
an punn —e.It re uaiô an roise1t a bi Lest-ótra
ai5e, tan re oe a taros asur a ?elrr, 'jLt r so
c6ramaot iau astir êuip re i Lthaib t6aav6pa iam
tAinit re au 4ai'6, pus ieim ap iamn tiiatL é astir
annran e tut ci6in, péiô ioci taaqi ,'é "SLat tiornra"
aura 0 "Se mo tuaipirn sup péroup m é." Do ti
a paib Uitpeac. 1i star au rhuinnrip an cSeanu6in.
tuaoap ye noeapa na pibini téite in a 9puals asur
'na 6ulo yearolse. ni paib Ap rnbuaaitti po-i'rra
athtac, At bi uutne aca a bi AS yeaeainc So cpuinn aut
ea-urn6 an uncain—(aoá re a f'üit astir o
"C.S so malt" aura re "StaèpaImio teir."
"Cuip uireae rao Irris 'oe'n CCL é.' 'r annran a
an 5te6. uaLa6 an capcaen bpeóire é astir
b'éiin óib é iomCup tap nair so on an Okipc cun So
yeiCyeaC ye an n ipaC. CCn viotbAiL byuieaô
ye b.y ap jqic an sip? "Cs puieai uine bAr
nioy peapp nAaS rpoo So vian ap OAircan
Caiteaô an tiatpoio so h-to ya rpCsv apiy astir bi
an ctuiCe nioy 'oéine n4 piath. 10'6ipig na tiCa Cy na
rtuaiscib 50 ori ye eipe ?i as 6IpI5e I.e tfluinnnip an
nSeanl)CIn astir Cuipeavap an tIatVos'o iyreaC ioip
coyatb an )unCin. Léirn peap tor-is ap asalo tun
oo Cup an cCt ainaC, at, bi oeapmao aip. flop éipi
teir. 'r athtaiC a yuaip re é péin rite rtar arnaC on
titpóio, yinre ap pLeay a 'ópoma—ni paib tior ai5e
connuy. asur annran ba -66tt I.e outne Sup buait.
aot 5uaipnein an Pairc. pé rseat é baineaô cayn
npio na h.iomnui6tib a &jItt ap aC raob. San
beann aie ap pi4ata6a nua an CI.uiCe oo buait an
punCn olpeaC ap aaió asur I.e neapn a Uth astir a
uatann tearr ye bótap rpio an o.& tuIpInn a tuir ap
tat raob map a tuireann an n-apbap aibi poith an
ineatt bainne.
Do ttualr ré ap aaii') r-aipio uo'n Air 'na pabay im'
fear-en asur yaotap mr, astir Cuata na rocalt
"r-.%n.-.m 6 n Diabat." knnvin oo bi toor aam sup
5ae6eat a bi ann asur tusar naitneath mo CpoECe oO.
'Do tiCi ouine annro astir annyCo "çeau, yeatt." all
Cuip Wt motra na rtua na ororn Ti n.Ipe iao. In
tonto an thi-taitnith a bi act oO poithe nfl, irathLaiô
a Wit astir •t ip na rt0tce I.e mean asur cion.
"fllo CeóL nO a Pun6in,ll "\p aai tear a f'ean
ouine." "Columbia abC,' rin cuio lien thotaC a
talnls ay 5aC naoh o -ori sur éipi asur sup neapruit
ap an nI.óp in *on ti6t mOp 5ae6eaLtC ath.in
nuaip uo I.éim an Liatpóio tap na oaoine astir irceaC
ra CCt in aiiliCeó,n thOp-CiCitt an CCL.bipe.
DipesC asur an punC,n AS nabaipr an butl.Le a
rusir an Cpaob o'p mbutCaiI.Lib, pit rnuinnreap an
nSeanoCin 50 yi()Cthap 'na Coinne in aon rciCiu'o. 'Do
teax6 yOta e astir ia'o ap a thuttaC. 'Do tiCi ma
'oaoine 50 yeapaC map b'é a cupaC anoir 6 asur
Ceapa'oap Sup ososatrar upbeaó é. fuaip réipi
ma yip 'na n'ouine iy 'na n'ouine ni paib an punC.n in
ann éiplse at ni paib ctbaip in earnath alp, bi ma
céa'ona uttath tun cabpuite teir, astir o bapao So
yioCthap ap na 'oaoinib a teas é. Cuipea'o cupta
ceirreanna speAnnThara aip teir, "flitip mapb, an
byuitip ?' aura ouine ei5in. "tiat nitim aura 0 so
peiC "at re m3 tuaipim so byuit cn.tha brirre in in
éi5in," astir b'tuipirre 'oaitinr so paib re i bpêin
thOip. D'.tp'ouieaC 50 péiC ap f'inne.n 6astir 'o'iom-
CapaC So buaCaC On bpipc é. teat.j1.ie nor an
nrp.tI'o bi rean vtiine AS rrpAC-téaCainn ap an cupaC.
Do tabaip ré 6r .t'o. "p m-anam a bua&itli aura
ye "ni paCatar a teitéto ó aimyip UI tataralt,
1omnaiOe." Ouataiu an punCn é yeo asur "baip é
yin apir Len' toot a fir COip" aura re, As cup ma r61
rpi'o an rean 'ouine. "Deipim" apya'n rean frap astir
é beainin cutaitneaC anoir "n yaCatay a teitéto
O'n U a buaiC CoipbéataC Ua Catarai 'na aona1t ap
tiluinnrip .Ap'o Pkorals astir an Steanna flua'C i
oreannna céite.' "r yaoa an U é ó f'oin iteit,
yitim" apya'n punCn a I,uiSe nap 50 U3 apir.
CoipbéaI.aC Ua Catarai, 10m.naiCe—iy é a bi
p'D1t15 bnetn.ë,
'Do ptnn i n54e6iL.
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81
A CENTURY OF ANGLO-IRISH
POETRY,
'l'llc ve.lr
5- saw awa\ e A If reviving
111tililt1 feeliii..t "lirge over Ireland anil this
\VaVe was retlectel in the poetry of tilt* time.
Natioiialisin was the irinlary object of tile
i' ietrv, and hecitiie if this, as I H dry it snfiercii
It was hit ulealit to I last. There was indeed
little enough ill illost Alf it to make it iimortal.
In it tiure wa too much of multi nalitv
and t ( M 0 little A if I PI ietrv Vet even had the
Irish luets of tile leginnimig of our century
written letter i oetrv, tlmt sentiment cxl res,ed
x%litild have alienated jr ill theni tile mmmi iritv
Alf thVil IViidVrS.
Ri! iert Hlmrtls, tile greatest
of citcii poets, suffered fr,mii it similar want
A f sviithatllv.
Ilk lyrics were healitiflll ill
tiloligilt, deep in feeling, siIIfl he ii l )Ili h silly,
1 ut • nu Ii rtunatelv fi or his readers, lie \\ r4 te i i
illalect
I us fame has suflereil ill colltijI1t'llce.
The last cemltnrv gave birth to f mr distinct
Se'llOIls if :\ngli- lrisii poetry. 'I'iie first f
these can he called tile Nittiinalist school.
inLe of its mllenlhiers \ rote rather crude poetry.
The lines were Ilmleveml, often their diction too
elilillil iuiimlace, but tlle\ always lilt spirit into
their verses. Tilliugh I have said that slilile of
tile poetry was crude I do) not say tllitt there
was no if milsileil writing it( mr gm loll I If m&trv
\Vlleru Imlen like I)avis amid Gavan I )nffv i rite
''lie ci hid expect go xl i metrv.
'ille lest jI(ietiCtl writing of Davis is 1141t
f 1111,1 III tile 1)ahla(l, but when lie sings of his
htmrving.jilace.
There is more true Ixiutry ill
"Mv (',rave'' tilail ill ins lmallLds.
there IS a
strangenielailcili lv au lIlt this Ioenl that grips
us wilell We leild it
desi 'airing cry if tilt.-place
We feel somhietlhimlg of tile
'where wimlil-fi mrgetting waters sleep."
amId \veare ci intent when lie is with Ills grave
, ill an Irish lull-side. Davis gives 115 his I mWll
till itmgiits, and is FDA sul ii ective pi ietrv better
I 111 objective his liescrilltioimls iii
;rtve all slow 11111
\Yehl lii light out :lllii \ e
can thillm ist hear the ill iutimlg Alf tile viid and
wave this p mciii 511 IVi S that Davis cm 111141,
when lIe willeil, write g mmmii lyric i' met rv
tile \oulmlg Ireland chm iol &'lneflv useil the
1 iiihlad fi Irmll 1 lure agaiml I ).LV!S was a leader
His ballads are stirr hg, alive 1101 thrilling, and
ith t little iiila9il1ltim All Vie trea(l tile battle-
grouimtmls mit lulrmite.
hear tiii. llilSe, tilt
\\e see tile Irelarati ills,
itigle if clvalm \, hoarse
milillilallil"., tile tile iS, lye hear it seilteilce ill
Irish and sill the illist of hattie iilimiik
clears and liat i it lye see Irislnnen at
Irisliiuiemi 's tliii iats, hacking and iievitg tileir
cI pill pat ri4 its.
fantasy.
sciiiol sloi
;\ll0rri1Ilc sight, but alas, nh
lile imahi.tmh-wri It tr,, of tile \tti, iliLlist
siieli tililigs :tiiil raise their linlemlt-
ttiiiis. Bill tllev slim anitiler scene 1114 11'C
I II" \\e 'L1 all Imiglisli force
111111cr tile illItcIl. r" chjntli the slopes of
Fonteiiiiv.
l'teticiiiiieii fall lack, tile l'.ilglisll
ha e W4111 ])ill miii \61 11 tilt - %% it(] ,,it ut if
all bealach the Irish Brigade are 111 1
and at tile Lmlglisll , ho waver, break and lii Vi
are ill full tliht.
the day.
The Irish Brigade 11:15 \\Iiil
This and siniilar scenes I )avi aiid
his school show ill their works, if hit in tile
hmest poetical style, in one that is stirring and
pleasimig to an liiiiiillsed reader. I 1ne i1tiithtv
Alf tile po neers, so to speak, of tile cuiitmmrys
liietry Was vividmless. 'I'iiev said X% hill they
had to) say clearly and briefly and this itmmalitv
ci versa Imlultitutle -if simis.
Nationalisni seeimieml to) fade away.
lied as it
It
I )a\ is
ronnsim1g career was oiemllng ilit
hiefimre hini. '''l'lle Nation's" voice :ts still.
But there rise trim tile iisIIVS Alf tile heal1
Nati mli's" staff another group Alf miami amiml as
ill the case of tile legendary iuhlellmx the birth
was Moore than a Imlere reci.iyem-y .;\ilm lit teilhy,
Sir Sit Ill ueh Fereytmsi )II , \ hlhmrev 4 i \ 'e re anti

82 THi MI'N(Rl'l' \NNI.\L.
James Clarence langaii crc lilibre filliShl, ii lInt tir.t hi ii ci insider their epic poems,
artists than tile riters for ''The Nation." ji,icin,, which carry us hack to the Ireland
fliese lilen, VL rgii ii and liii others, isiieii it Leltic civilisatioii. lucy take its lJUvnd
to foster and fan the spark of natiiiiaiitv still tile ireiaiid it emil links, \Vliell ii) s(V br to
burning in Irisliniien's hn_asts. 'I'liev could hear Mass was a crime. They carry us last
nit 110 this ojeulv for at the time it was only the day \Vikll triiiigiiii\\ lilaiTied 1'va iiiie
too easy to he guilty of sedition. Instead if tile streets if \Vaterfrrii ran red itii blood.
singing the praises of tile Irish Brigade or Past that stirring iLl\ Viiell Danish rule was
lamt'inting tile Ippressilill of tile 1119lish lv, broken and Cliristiaii Ireland was saved in
they dug (ICIL-11 into tilcieilt lore id early Ireland (ood Frida\'lt Lh011tli f. I in thrinigli the
and ti,lii the people their kgends ill l"e' ceilturie th1 v take 115 to the day heu Niahl
translation,
of tile Nine iliislages brought among his caii_
Aiihrev lie Vure tiiiil tllelll ill ii iliL I iCS, ti\'i..'S ii Ireland a young Roman ill those veal's
ill \Vhlicil that boy ilecaille a saint. 'liieV tell
. us of his return and of his singular triumph
over l'aganisiii. 'i'hicn further hack they go
- to the Ireland of Pagan tiiiies, \Vilell tlrniiiis
* hrayetl ill oak groves and sacnhces \\ere offered
within their granite circles. 'lucy tell 115 if
tile strife between Macye ailil t.ticiitilaiii ; I
-
9
ti) tlliise days NklIC11 all tile Ilien of Ulster, Save
Lticlitiiain, were Steeled in au elicilallted
silililbel'. llleV lake us softly last eauil]s 01
sleeping illetI to tile ford viiere Liiclliilaiii held
the (;ate" of tile North.
Ciiciiiilaiii and his deeds frill tile siuliject of
all epic p benI I,-%- Aubrey lie \ere. There is in
tills cloic I distnat lnn sl in Ill ring
Il t
.11111 llktt'e if 44 the lilies ;uibrev
de \ele \\ i'iuti,' ill hi loenl Liichiilaii
Photo, t,i I jiVi, .\ sound lik wiiii ill wooihs remote.
\MIs Il\RLEV. :11111 leiiiivsuiii in his ''Passing of :\rtiiuir"
'1 heard a siiiiiid like water \\ asiling
Clarence Mangllil gave tilelll short glinij uSes I if
thit.' tiawn f I iiii life and Sir SM11110 I'ergiisu in
ill (lie reeds
"And the wild water lapping on the
did hotil. But these lulell (liii hot contiiie crags.''
thleIilSel\'es ill lucre trtiiscrii itii in 'If legends. Bet\ cell these clii lets there is a similarit
Lyrics have ala collie from their busy perls that is striking. The alliteration is marked in
and ill tllcse lyrics %\c iintl a re-awakening of iuiitii of them, but it is vowel rd betitli Ill.
true poetry.
This revival has continued to use id broad iI\\ els to give a slijw iiielanciiolv
the lureseilt day. In them there is a ti mcii (if effect is evident in imotli.
the Romanticism of Keats and (if Shelley. The .\uii un lie \ere lli(l James Clarence 'Mangan
long and short vowels are used to give the 1 iewlliled ill graceful i ioetry the conditi un of
true effect of soiiiid i hiichi suits the sense. Ireland, hut always speaking if Ireland by a
'Ilk
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R4 THE MUN(;RE'l' . .\I'.\L. .\ XI', L u-I K isil pi ) E'I'RV 85
]scll III ilIV III. Ilins i. tind tiitill tallinit li- c-
Ittiid 1 iv FtLllV beautiful naint.'s.
Attiirev Ilk-
1111 ist fLiiIt ills, ]ttienl I of this sort is
"Rtiisin l)nitli."
is nit much to ri-
cimiimiicmid U Cxci, jit liii. c!ltI1lcllt it Ciillvt\'s
anti tilt- iivcliiicss (If sonic (If tilt ii flits." Silk
Of tilt Kiiic'' :lltjit'als It lilt as ittiiig usjcciallv
btttntifnl.
lInt tIangan's liiietrv, vhicn lIt
vrttc ill liii... ..tvlc, niuicli hcttcr. It is
nuarkuti with
ri_li, r anti
1iassitn that illIIIiITtS itself to tilt
t' t_ iiin(It bcip ftcliiig that MalllZali
ltsi''ll;itt live for Irtlaini.
l)ark i..iiSiccll' tins I l;LsSiItil
'ti
lit "Mv
is 1itrtli'nlarlv
l'ltc mc nrcctiitim I if his cttnntrv is
his heart's flit, rcst amid Vt itit ltttttrV lie Ctt101t'
Ilk-l-
he tell' hat he Vt itithil do ti fret iitr amid
litrctiv txclai Ins
• tilt' iriit shall rim rtil
Willi ri, illimitlalIct Of 1 tlt it id,
'l'lic uartll shall rock itcmitatli our tread
\miti flitillUS wral , bill and wi> iii
And gtiiij cal intl ..1 gall cry
\Vakt iiianv it glcii strtne,
1rc yin shill lalic, cmi' VOIt s,ii;til die
MV I );tm'k l'i isiilttil
AIV Olovll Rt i'.aittii
Thic Jucigmucilt I Tour lutIst Ill '1 be nigh
lrc vt iii tall i;uie, trc vim can tiic
Mv Dark K> sale-eu
lit iw umitichi limltr it icic f t;ttritttic stlltililcllt
is this than is SCOWS " Ilucatlics tlicrc it man.
etc.''
Tilcrc is lift, and vcrvc anti quick
action ill lngaii's vork.
'l'iitrt is ill this
it S] ii-it ,f ''Itt us tutu ut mm anti ti iing
Thmcrc is nil action and flit tcstasv ill So )I
liraise'
I 'f atrit tisni thicrc is nt visli too (If I
iun1 it ,ssilii litics fir I nc's ts tlmntrv , but in Man-
galls this wish is iirctltIuimruant
simigs Mangan .
'I cc mlii i-tilc liii- itlilt air,
I ctimmiil lii ugh the lnglihiiiIS,
I ci otulti knit] ill night in j raver.
To) cure 55 ,111' mliauiv ills."
's
.\ntmtlitr of tiiest shirt i'°eruis
its' Mangan,' katlmlttmi-\v-himtmiiaiian'' is sillliiai'
to "i\lv Dark Roosaittmi,'' tbmmtiigli it (lies,
hot itreathe liii' Itmyc' (If ttt(llltl'\' sit im.lssitiuiatelV
Iiiir tittes its music titrimim im insisteuitiv.
Sir Saninel I trgnsi ill, the third of this sc lit ii ml,
\vrt tto - a It mug and Icrhlalts to wll_k Ill t>. 11 1 I'tilt
called the "Forging I if tile .\nclii i', ' liii he
ticscrvcs f;init chie'Ils' fir his "Hnri.il Of King
Ct mrmmlac,'
_\iilteii ' 5 (' ravt ' ' and a set tre -if
narrative's of Irish legend.
Tlit "Burial if
King t_ttrinac" givts us a glimpse Of Ireland
Inst ittfi ire tile amhvtiit (if St. ittitrick Christ-
itilntv hail been iuitrmilncttl in it few, it very few
Ilaces in Irelanti, lint Paganism \';tis rillullaIlt
In it liii] ill its sister songs cgcI a gli [ill ist I If
aaii Vt ,rshii t. \\'e kit 1w fr Iii it nit ''Cl-(till
t.,rn;tgii aitti his stilt-gods tVclVc' \Vttt atlmmred.
'l'lie fniitral i>rmt,'tssitIll ;IIId its end are very
vi' itlis ul&'j IiCtUd ; the druids Itading tilt lmro_
cess ill ; thtn ill royal state tilt iliad king
next, tile chiunix I I If tile iioemll, tilt. - whijijing tif
ii vat's water ti furs' 1 tV the I ltavtmi-s,emit
wind.
hiIW vi \'ihi'' Fcrgnson descrihcs the
hiatt it if tIlt ft in r wi tiimitl-si'arrcd veterans.
'l'lltir f , t 51i1 , intl tlitv list t hcir ft if
lit Id and
tile day is \\i,n and these fttur warriors wht si
tiftcn carl'icd thi,'ir king too triuuiliii in hf,'
cannot carl's' hill) ]tast tilt Rivcr ltiovnt ill
death.
The tiNt ulltrit Vt hicii miiko,N us ill
Ibis ]tlit.'iil is its i' ithutss.
It is as living as
ally jiaimuting of thc cycllt coulmi lie. Ft.'rguuso Ill 's
sliggtstioii of ilittrvdmitjolu if l'rovioienct is
kilfuiiv ii' fit,
lie d its mitt draw any numiral
lit ii' its 11m it say lilaimlis that tile hearing of
m,I'Illac's hmods' to I a Chmristiaim julace was uuuira
etilons, kit lie' infers it and this mmicthititl of
drawing the rtaders attemitit ill to it thing is
oftt_'il an art iii itself and in this i'nu of
Fcrgustn's I think lit hitis hlrmillglit this tifect of
silggcstit)it to I. lit , Iii imit of art.
ni tVt t ill -Ili mig frttni hailad- liters and
jit its if itge'nti Wi' I tass to tit(' late m' anti the
l let ttr iuttt_'ts I if the century.
In l."(10 at
tnitivilli lInt ill k _i unIty Dublin was it rn time
milan
hum t \as Ii 1iii,' headei' Of WILIt Iluigilt lie
ctillcil the Remitiisstimicc Of ;\mighm-irish Ito tetrv.
Bill this Remiaissanct was no it a re-itirtlm of tile
ut1 siul lit-its iuimt omit.' 'If the art tiiltd po isst,'Sst_il
by Irish 1'> 'its.
'h'hmc liimi ills are lacking ill
ittilitical tliemiit_'s, ltitt this is it( it a real loss.
They deal uluore with thi' natural hlelitlt'' itf
their ctiuimitry.
them.
There is very little actit mi ill
'I'lie passilliMtC hive ftr it tumltry Of
Clarence MItligail is missing, hilt it licaCCIfIll
'I >iI'it ltem'Vtutits tiltiil.
Wi 11mm
Butler Veats Vt is the- ii Nt (if t lust
i tm,ts of tit(' Re'naissamict .
\I ncli Of Ins work
mltals With the fairy it>m'e Of Ireland and the
ihtiidding in this thenie llasgiye'mu 5m lute if his
v irks It rather magamm jllilttst mill. His moist
fain>tns IJOeIII is ''Tile Lake Isle' Of Iiiisfree,''
whielm liti made fttnn liar one limit
I imear the lake ViLtUr lattiuig ' ith
It ms', st utmnths 1 ty tile slit Ire,"
limit,' is tlittuig'hit by smiulie to t be the hit-st
cxamnide ttf tilhiteratiomi in Emiglish.
It is
certainly it tine alliteration h iuit whether it is
better thitimi 'I'emunvsttn's oft-tjmio t ell line is a
tlisimtutaltlu_. jmtmi lit , I fam'i',
limit Vents (]ill lmct
rite lung aim 11 le. 'I'lie air was stii)it full of
linmiLAS' wings'' :iuid tine after another the smuuig
itiruls 4 o imittderui I refit noi answered his reveilk',
First it was Janits Steithiemis simigitig Of the
lThm ti_nix Park, Of M erril in Square and of the
I ',reeui Iirauiclmes to I mliii irate the graves of I Out.
Then l'adraig Cm duni whom gave its tile I'lituigimiiitimu
and IIe'i'*i, tile wamuuue'ring tIm1 \V>iluiaml of
tilt. Rmti>s timid tii' IIctige ScIlitI ngs
imtastcr,
anti mjtleemis its' thici - im\'m'll lW'l. Of vision
I,i'cluvitlge XVIIO 5ti
• f.
the sihui tie ti iwers of the
held, Plunkett W1141 saw tile 1310 1111 tI o mf Christ
staimi tluc jtetais Of tile I tirtlemi I'tmtse'.
Iii is
't'jII I'IIILU,-t)I'}II'RS.
It. hI,mrmut -lt, J. (_iuitlii,-Ill, ' , Stila', I'. \titIt,v, p ('ttmurts', F. \°i'm,'lmt>, J. Li mtt'ti, W. I )'Sllt'it,
P. O'Brien.
I'. i_out-s. Re-i. W l':mtut-, -' .I',i. I r. Ft ii. V. to-v. Fr. i'r Ili, IA. t.i. j. Nt hi',
Nt>'. M. ltotolktmi, Si., I;. i_r'-l.t,'r, J I >'S}uea.
J. Hurku, J. Ito i>>ttrtl.
Clarke
went hack again tot sing of (h'aiuumue' tuitul Fim>iimi,
A - E. ltmttke'ul into tile' fntmire and so, cttuuld light
camutilts rt>unutl the ctuflimus Of Ireland's mlltirt\'rs,
Lit its be grateful that ill IO2S so muuttmiv Of them
art siulgilig still.
Irelaimil's limi is mItt set.
JAME S iII,v, .\R l;
I.eavimig (.'urti ictttc I

Renovahitiir IIe ilitir''- tl\ tilt-' lii'
eat ttr I, III end in new. if v ri,elve
all1 f iii er Ii \Itiiiiiretitieit \Vitiii)lit the
kind Zenerttv if a few Ill, ljer- it NV 4 uid
have leeti ititi ,iluie fir him to I liavu zitlit-rtd
to ietlier the tttill, tittit ti i 'ear iit.lii l'ti ni
lettt..ti' that vuachuil inni ,lnrini thu Vt ii, he
kill iVi- that t lit- re- tire ili:LilV lit, ire NN lii mlii
like to I lend a hand, lilt their ietturs to if) ifteti
entail] 'iiiietiiilit like this : ''imol N\ ill have
11m- ;it ii iiri-tiilv frmitii titer iiri 's Al that I
t-iiilul .iitil von.'' .\iiil tile ''other sources"
.av the sainu, and titeref ire liv V, lilt- fill utting
tmm d iii1vt Ili iig v, -11 Lii m\i tiim_-re i. it great
l lo. ,iuttei't tmillglatlil,ll1ill iii tile fmIlmmwiiiuz If
11, is,, iirilinatiiiui. \\e lt.i i heath1 since tll
lliiilieatiiIll of I.t.t Situ'-' \li\ea-tEi ,\i.i,:---
Rev. rhoiiias Bennett, at Ma\ -fl' iiitlt, Jutie,
lii
Rev. i'liiiiiitis Power, ill St. Ji liii'., \\',li I i- -
fm oh, Jittie, It
Rev. Owen O'Neill. iIt St. PattI, Mittit
i S_\., June,
Rev. Denis Vaughan. it Rm me, I l-iuil It F,
mmngratutlit it III,, tISim ti Mick Morrison, \\ Ii
to itL Ito, vow. it Tnlliuh L Ill t'eI It tuiber
'l'Tll \li\iRi'l' ANNUAL.
OUR PAST
LAY SCHOOL
Tom %.Ilsopi. vhii \\ Lilt fri miii NIIIIIgFILA ti
tutu was iiii it, ',u.-uimir t.ltju I

NS 'I'll l )IH .\NNU.\L.
I )r. ,ltte I )iirr 1 11 ut ices at \ If III t 11
Frank I)iigt.tan, it Ftiiiis, aihi ti iillIu iiii
\.uiiii ilati Ii at the i liege uf
ii- ii ii rt_,nliiig fur his hIII.
I)r. George l)r,ggan Ira, a snccesfnl ractici
at It It n, I n
Iev. \V illiani Dwane. P.1'., Patricksveli
hail a lick .1irI ICte tii \eals ag( I iii aid ii
Liii"il \\ ii k )lie 4 i tiler,.. ,litvs tIle
FR \sk F.'tIIV. 'I .1).
Caniiv.il'' ii1 1 e hIl fir the Sante i'un usc.
liii. 1 1. i iui C. i Li11lliel. \Ve visli it
i:rinh Faliv. T. I).. has been a nteinlier if
I ).til lffi.al11u -..11tu l- iticelitil in. lit \VarA ictttriri.ii
ug;Lilr Iiii ( .L\\LV ill Sulteniher. lie
\vai. nile if the siieakeri, at tile C:ttli tic 'l'riitlt
1._i inierence in it )ctultcr, :iii,l has win litany
tirtilal'. fur luu..ai debate in Irish au'1 in lnglisli.
liar, iueen ( eneral tecretrlrv
if tli ( ',.ui. ii League.
miii Fal cv r.tt in the last I)aii as Farmers'
I)u.lirit\ fr L,r 1k is a Ineuilluer ,f the Clare
Cuuuntv t.riiicil, if the Care Mental li)sruital
Cuiitiiiittee, and is Chairman if the Co. LitLrc
Agricultural Lu uuiiiitittce.
1)r. John .1. Fit,iiiaiirice i- medical iufuicer at
ti inn. H Vii an. nlail tuu St,. hint iii
Mungret fruit gri], ti tulle. In %iiVe1tilit•n,
I ll , wa lilurri((1 ti Miss Jiur.,elulliiie Lealir,
1 .\tlu.,i Ii,;uith -..t ,ungr:,tltiatiiuns, I)iui.t ii.
H ugo Flinn. T. I)., r as elected ti the I tail
it 1._i uil.t Li I \ ill 'i. It iii icr. \Ve 111 160-11 that
ti, it tlli.• I 1 '-1 '-iii iscriller r,, and 11 liii st
gtIit'ru Iii, ill.,, (ii tile ftnid fur tile relatives lit
the Cu unnaut.tht tishiernien, vlii i bust their lives
last year. 111, ciii urts, ill in. Casey's gui Imt I
class Ii lug ag i iii trisect an a ng le liv 1 1111 i.
gel uilletlV , ga hint a it' id training Ii ur ,le:iiiiug
itli tile intricate iruhienis of State linancu.
Toni FriieIle huulils the If .\ct'i flit!-
tui lii 'i\i \trui u,it!it\ Li 1111cil
I. I I tiI \I Ru
Frank tiallaglier, iuf Fuxfiird, ii. ding tinal
utl4iIleeil1ug it tltivtNitv Cuillege. ('.aivav.
Dr. Jas. Gannon lilils tIle liluSitilill if liii'-
Ill_Ill uniter li It' \itiotiai I lealtit Insurance.
I)a id (ireen is nianaging the lime fartit at
MaHi i
Fruinl tireen i- vu. uding for lii'. Final 'tIedical
it I 'ni. :,!t\ 1.. ge, (',alwav.
Pad N Green ui, u at I 'niversity I. )lltge,
a i- 1 itt iii. theme.
Peter Grey i, a pi ,,niiiient biisniess man ill
l.istuiwel.
Rev. J. J (i tihhin. S.J. , ci ingratulatu iii]
inning tile Niurh tIim,tti Mitiiur Ihiiekcv
L.tili, fir hit fourth year ill r,nccessiin, with
the Cruutiit College team which lie has traineil
each year.
Fred Hall, wit, isu sister came ti i nurse i hr
'till li:ltlijtt_ lit fire Easter, is in the Xatiin;ii
Hank, Carilitl. In his leisure tint,. lie takes ti
tlte;ttnicals, A1111 is a great 'tage success.
I)r, Con Iia!iiin, if Carrick-i ui-Sum, says that
lie liar, hii,ii f( It ears iruiuIising ltniiself a trill
ti liir, .\iutia Mater. I)III 't jui )St liune it to
Ii itur_t . I )i icti ir.
Torn Haves uI Mnlgravc Street, Limerick, is
liii it g vtrv well in the motor engineering
-S
Mick Hearne l a 1 in ilililielit iluiSlilu-t-' titan lii
Dr iglituit, lie \\;[S niutirmeil ri. ceiitl to the
sister-uli-li\\' If I IM ireserut ( 'ii.ei Ill IF (',eneral.
I ieiirtie'-t ci iflgr;tl rita! lull.,.
Fr. Matt Hickey. C.SS.R., -4 Miiiiuit St
.11pill il1r,fl'. l.tutinitk. I r.. mu H ii a letitutiful
seririiuu in (li, t..iillege Cliii 1 tlungret, )11
the Feast i if I lie Iat ri iuiage if St. Ji i5e di.
oUR PAST. 89
\V. Hogan will have his final dentistry ex
liii that ti lii Jul y. -
Dr. (ierald liniment i-. a medical i ifhccr in the
navy, ;1TI(I i 11-m ill Lluutia.
F. Jennings ii' in Ili, Natiu irual Hank at Urhug
find
Ed. and Dick Johnson we saw recently. W e
ii, ci. Ii. slurry ti iii i I I if thtt ir father's illness
a fl Ill vi- itur ti Mtingret ;tuuh ti
eantu it . e n1u H u Ii ic i liii BI it ti ii i I ifteui.
RI. Re. Mgr. T. .J. ,loce. PP.. V.6.,
Piirtiiituiiu hliu hluiiitiu-- Pits Pius Xl
ci uiifernu.il u in him thu ihig Ili 1 v ot I) uuiier.tht
Prelate, i.mmsu F1i ii nnv ill tile Tiuwui litill,
itutlliiiar,liie, a iuieeting I if lunlests and tulle.
presided over liv The Mist Rev. Dr. Diguiaii
htjsbni, if Clunfert , gathiereul tiugethier lu cmi-
'rtuiuul;tti. tin. liiu cniuwd was sri large that
irl..iiteral lu tin rid icr if cit lie c, m](1 wit gain
'ulitujSsi u ti the Hall .\ life-size lilurtrait of
\Igr JI tee, stilt buy tIle Cluiufert Social Club
If Hut iii, rvtt lureseuuteil to Ili Ili liv thut Very
Rev. j, j . M;udlni, \dni.
\Ve take the fi Ill( urt'iiig frtruti hue I i - ii
iii )I.Ic 4 i latu i , ii
'\lIuulsi.tlliur Jr IVtV tItus itr,lainiul lull Liity
Suiuiil;iv jtuu, His first mission tear- ill his
native totviu, and lie was after sun time
transferreil tI Htillinashr IV, of which 1 after two
V( irs' tutistuluniry iviurk hit was ;tlibuuiiitc(
.\ilniinislrattir-, On two different rueeasiilns
Ilk- tiuutreil the United Slates ti raise funds 1'
ti uiui it-It- the Lrurghirea Cathedral. (')n his
rut urn fruuiti the States lie was alipilinted
P.P., htiiiivniactvard, mid flue Bishop gave
reeiigulitiin tif his wirtit md Services
ni,kintz hint V. F. After s uetithi rig thuri.c
veirs there lie returned igain t,i itilhinashie,
intl sill isciiuueuitly, on liii.- ilcathi if the late
laiiieri letl Par-tor, die Very Rev. Ji usephi
(.ilrci,ran. PP . V F.. hi, was aiuliruiuiteul
J arish iuriu.t (If Piirtuiin,u:i, atuil Vicar (',iuuerd
\\'litn flue \[i st Fhv. Pr. ()' f)i uli,rtv
ivis lt:intlatiil ti the ihiocet. - tuf Itltvay,
\liiutsigniur jutce ivis alituninted Vicar Cmtplar
I If die ibiis-csc of Ch ill fert
A relt Cl i it rcl i iiia it , in every parish i lie
huh iitreil tic- has left nut InIunii,.-nts of his zeal
in ( .1 iii'5 vinet-ard and lasting tokens of his
in irgitic eni leati iii rs hi i improve the con -
djtii ins of his pt-i ujile. In Tlallvnnactvard lie
ereuleil tb- church tiuiver and huiilt tire
sd ulu1 Ill flillinaslo,- lie changed the old
Mirl:it ,jimry friuni an cvesirc to a beaxitv
siIt IT, I ifflj fh_mj t lie gr ,tuiuds attached to

go 'Fill. ('I1,1' ANNVAL- ()t'R lh\ST.
N I ICI lit e Iv inn tit lie it nit
Temi eratlet' 5t iCicle tituru, And ti IM cl it I I
the old .\ttriciiltnrai I LLII inti a 'j'own lizill.
lie \% ai. cliiellv i list rnhllental ill stct1ri1li.
;ll mliv Park a a i)im ce'an Ciliui.e. Siuct
taking over istral charge f l'mrttlliiiiit,
his native iarii.li, the aspect II the town and
tile em iiiiitiimii III the county have unidergi ne
it tinarked clitmnige foi' tile letter. 'l'hriiigli
his exertills the market place and fair green
were ililpr ved. minI ci >ncrete I latlis art
tlirn1i the It IL L 11 lit k-I L f-I L-I I IIIC if tlii
It I. IIV. M(ifl. T. ,I. .IO\ CI.. 1'.I'.. V. 6.
III C 111111 dlii ItIs and 1 et i. I I iii j it I I I t ii
lliils in tine \Vei.t if Ireland, and lateir III
a persimal gift to his native t wii lie adorn']
the tower of St itrigid's Church vitli a I
feet dial el ck , ii luiniinateI , and had 1111 1 1 -.
within it it iiiagnutieeuit hell, east in
fanioni lmiiiitmtin I lead Hell l'nndrv 1
'l,tttliew 4 1' Byrne, James' Street. I)iihliin
Mungret sends her heartiest eoltgratullmmtilt.,
ii \lt.tr. J Ml,I il ne f her Moist
1 ,]
Willie Kearns iu, in the wholesale grocery
He says lie has lots of
\V iL ti ii, lilt %\t. ire sure that Hill will
miii I tht-11-.411 itill
Douglas Kelly, it I niverslty I hill. I )nl din,
i., .,tiiilviil hr
Noel Kelly sat f, I' tile Hank if Ireland eN-
.iiiiil:itloll tee lit !.\ 'l'iti result Ire not
\\ ' - i i
Patrick M. Kelly, 1 .1)., sat in tile last Dail,
and .i.in rt'ttiriied mi deintv for CLLry ill
SeltelIlier. lIe i mtl a Illentlier of tile Chine
C univ 0,1111cil alid of tile Ii turd if I leitlth
li t. \\ 1] I 'alit 1 in the note which ears
ii Ii ill tht -i. L'i5 mu J. C.
Dr. P. l'ellv i ractising it, Liverpool.
\latt l'ciiuied VlakV he flIlill m,nlliliilmZ hut.hlillul
I' ill Burns \ C,
1 liii liii, lift little" lie flhmt\ lie see 11 -lit yitg
it-tinis at LarrickniIilluI \V re letting von miff
lightly, Malt, for NN lit i il the liidget of news
ii out the' lhit that \\ If, ii I collie front v,tii'
a few lines arrived. Next year,
N1.111, . I t make ulintellis.
Berlic Kees im'ited Mirngret Ilirunig the
ii. ill I
ulcer ill tile \1ereiltitt Serviee,
1 i ii uid tile \Vi rid 111111 than 011cc
lit .\iim-tralia, lie 111 et s, III of uk old ntastt'I
i,ockingtmii. S.J., alid 1:1,
'-
.lmt.i hirh . ii' 11: if. is i.',tliiig fr his html
lidinunti Linehan. I Iere is limit i lurid
l\ll'i'l.:l:\r If June ,
.'t m,rk, \Ir lmlniunul
l,inehaii, sin f Seiiatm,r I.inehumn. \t;tt. lli:trneil
t(I ulii..s .\umna M. t..'miialan, dilliglitcr of
the late \Ir. Jmlun Chialalt, kilci'e.t. mu
iieiee of Mist key. Dr. Cohahmtn . ilishimim off
Cork, 'hmr hijeimited at tile cerelllouiv. 'lii.'
I e'aiutifnmi t..,'m llet.tr' ciiai m.'l was Ill t tistefiiliv
thee rated, iiimiii' ihirmil tributes il:LVil.l.,t heeil
sent by the fi'ien(ls if tile bridal lair.
\intial Mmii's \vuis eelelmratemi liv ins l.mrdslui
, anti ha hi,tj iv ci mm de later left IF the'
C I TT tiiitiil
ill( li.t t' Miiiigret's best wit,hies.
.14)1111 l.isluun i, fanniiing at 'meVC;t5tle \\e'.t
ltmaddv Liston lit, t large lractiee as ii
it,! ii Lii]
.11. .1. \I c A rd Ic '-et ill in I )eeemiii er ii •
hishuital, ;,-,I miii's ;inmiy,
I Ic liii] It itnilci gil a sill gRill mj ii it iii! t litre
lie R.is hutch'., hineter, ill F(. III unit' at his
hi thmimnumrters, a .\rliteniali St., ulmtdnmt'., mutt1 n
ii' it' timmit iii iimts elitIhm.'telv recovered ii hg
It fire this.
John Mc A in nIt iii We Iltelitim ited last veal
.ts Se-cretary •f tile Cattle I'rmuders' .ssi ieiatim Ill
iii tie ,\Iaster Iluikt'rs' .\ III iciuttimIll ituis IiecommIt:
:1 nneniuher f thte 1)tmhiliil P( -it utlmul l)mek hard,
Jim McCarthy is rtmtIinug fir his linal iiie(1icmtl
it the Nttiiiih I itlt'ersitt.
Paddy McCarthy runs time Ceimtrmtl 1 lute1
IimLIlvillliii ii. \Ve were smirrv to hind timuit lie'
was mutt uty in I )unl liii \N ]jell n c called to Sec luni
In .\jnnl.
R. 1cCuirthy. it lethiaril, is dung tvell as a
ii uckev in Eiigh:tnl
J. J. McCormack I' off one if time
t... irk hirumimelte's oh lute \I iiilsten and Leiiistci
Hank.
Dick McCoy. We tier iiirii miii svImmIatltv
rim tile ile'aihi if his mule', Ii'. uIcCimv, PP
Charlie McDermott lik m,t Hallztghimuderreen
anul ii' e'n\' hiC'.\' is C lint L gistran.
Brian Mcl)onagh Il it liii Ist successful antI
inmlti'.tniutis hil'.l lit ',', itlalt ill Iiiniskilleti The
atm.. Mn. i iI'. L chic never tireml of telling ml
lim'imtim 's girl jim lit its.
John McE nery is futrliminmg near lirumif.
Padd Mc(irath Jul liasmivery iumlmitrtant
irtisilless Iusltlu at Ihke'imir, Paisley, ( hisg4n'.
( ' h i s ects mite lucId ulIt ti ])in] in
.\nntt riemt, mtimd lIe' flit g11 there at time' eilul of time
ear He tt rite's : '1 wm mild love tt m revisit
Muimgret, and n otulil be Iierfe'etiy ihehiglited to
go utlilmg tile ci nnihmir millul ilitu.i tile hot'elv
Lhlit] iii C helm.' I use1 too I ura\' tvlie I \\ as a
I v ' V um'hh be ties lime, imtdulv, VIieniever
V 'U ti illie.
\%'alter 'mic Ilale is reading for his timial tutumeal
exutlilitlmitl I ITi it h iii Versitv College 11
nv
Dr.Austin McKenna i5 practising at Mimimt'.tertt'mtiu
Eugene Mmilmon v is li iiilg uhuihi is) i mliv at St.
Kieran 's Cl lege', K i Ikenuny.
Dominic Meagher li,dds mu Iuuisitiimn in the
l.uueamh ( iveltlilteilt I )'luiitnlliiut.
William Meagher. I),J., itmis I,eix, Kildare
.ini 'I'ijlut.rmurv 111th I Itlilt mis District Jilsticm.
Frank Miller is lit tile head m 111cc if the
\Illnster and l.eiii'.te'n Hank, Cork, and is it
It .itluug tiieinti CI' if tile' Hmuik ft iotl mall temunti
Rev. Win. Moloney, SA., St. l'mttrick's CmmIle,ge,
Melhuuttirite, kiniuhlv '.eimt its sonIc io.'CS
.ti im nit \l imngret priests lit \ unstralia, for which
\%u are very grateful. Friumnt his letter we
it liii Ii it itt I jr '.'.tl tie, I All ti nitier ea itaill
i ii lieu iii .ii Ihtut It m.ve'l'
Dan Moriarty is stutdvinig ftir tie Pliestliiiiutl
I .ilg html
John \I ii kim liv I Alf-A here a few weeks ago.
lit lii'. ],, (it Ii lilt' iii a hmthidav fri lii I
C lit r lie him, liii a smiccessfni career.
Harry M urnane has taken ti iutlsiflest, and is
,ijrl'e uith'u 11 ii \l '.'.u''. (Jutiti, Patrick Street,
l,m ii trick
Rei'. I hi 01' l. M mirph . Through dO over-
t'. itt. "mi'. miii'.jl.m.til in these juages
Imisl \ (ii'. \\".i' \i.. Mtunig'rets mlii calm-
lain is it Ii'. ii im.''.t lIt lil'ii4Iiturll, Mehitmurtie.
John J. Mmirpli' is it) the Nmutiuunmul Bank,
'1'] I ill ks
P. Murphy 'I'rmuieea is stud ving fir his
I. I. It 1 .uiil fir tIme licitor's final cxmuimimilmitju
'it
,John M iirra limis tmikemm )nlu huilsilless at Iltuilie
iii Cmi'.lte I lie' Is it irmmnunelut member mmf the
ta1 hr tb mill tei1lt.
H Nix i iii time Muimster until I,eiiister Rank,
Cu islie I.
J. C. N iimmne, "higmm, has entered his father's
I iisl mit''.'.

1)2 THE Mi N('.RE'I' .\NNI.\L. OUR PAST.
3
J. Nugent i ill the 111.0t4,1, trade ill IhIlIlill.
Patrick, O'Callaghan is fariiiiiig at I"e..nagh
M. O'Connell, llt\fl1L li Ii.lI.ted Ili!, aglicliltnral
t..,IllI till is rutinitig his farm VL- rV
nil \ it Cnis&:wav, Li ,. kerrv.
Gerard O'Connor witu was a master lit Muttiit
iiiiiiig the sIlilIlliel turin f last year is itt
I )iiiiili riI:Iri1lg br his 1)iiIllia HI l'i.'tlagigv.
John O'Donnell 4 aiwav is aijlruilticed t,
a s licit r.
V. Rev. Canon 0' Dwyer, • P.. V. F
titrell i,ii ins I ri 1 lie II lv Laud s liii
111'iitt1i ,tLiI, liii \\I. 11111 11, -t 1 11.1-
sLiadiliL him t, write 115 .Iii acciluilt f it f'i-
I Ii IjI.I- I 'iN.
the Ai't'.u.. I I- has 1 A:11 husv trying tit
clear ofi the debt in his beautiful parish cillirell
---St. Miiiicliin's—and held a gala quite recent-
I f r tins plil- IIIISU.
Rev. Nicholas 0' Fegan, I'. P. is in charge uf
tlii. I anisli II Lastlegar, I '.,t Iv. .i
Charlie .itiil rorn 0 (irady are very well
1,114M 11 faittiets at KI1IIRLU h
Rev. Win, 0 Keeffe, S.J. has 111111 \iiitister
at St. Igiiatiiis CulleLie, Ri ct\ Ie\V, Sydney, for
tile past ten years. We 11 i.e that lie \vini't
fi rL.et t, Suit (1 ii. news I If the I ,l,1 M ungrut hint
tii:tt lie u ill liLiit at tile cillillIg Lucliaristic
C Tigi
Re % . A. 0' i.earv, 11.1'., St. Patrick's, kiiidlv
I iIil1t ii t I ite tile iiiiitnarv nitice for tile
ANNI Al, n uk lull -student at Mungret,
Fr. Jerry )'Ciiii r Many thanks.
Rev, Oven O'Neill ofl' yr lie was I r,laiiieii
List veal at St. 11,111 1 1 .S;\ Congratulations
Fr. 1 I\\ cii and i ii ret that e have not
1 cull il it t H itt \' 'ill \ liereailItits since, to
tt \ili hIt f,,v the \NNIAm..
Cyril J. 0' Meehan is an engineer, and is at
I ill tilt il'.t 111111 ii ii sceti' ni if tile Shann in
51.-Ill IL.
Font 0 I1eCI1aIl ljljS tiiiislieil a ilistiiiguislieti
ill liiliti'.tI'. At tile College iii Surgeons,
pltlisillii 111 LinleriL'i.i.
i)r, Anthons 0' Regan Ii,, lraeties at
lIULIIIILlIi\. (iiIvtv. visittil \Itnigrut
List -'ii lii lilt_i -
Cecil 0' Shatithnessy, 'If BruIT, ii,itls a pi 'sitin
Lit tilt Ll\ ft "ervite.
Joe 0'Sulli .tii i ill ilisilless at Lastiet,\\ Ii
Bert ha Veil -
M. O'Sullivan, Ili Stieeiii, Co. Keiiv tiiite
115 that lie \vas ;li\\11V5 'iikmg frard too it
JIL'Illsal of tile j ages III tile .'\'. i to see
familiar faces and Ii, hear cif 1eiii -students.''
\\'iliut a] ,,jilt seiidiiig (Iii v,itir little ci )ittriiititii Ii
to, tiiue I :lgus t, the Editor Mi4, is aiwas
huN] us tI lit_al Ill lie iei, if tile Past
Padd 0'Suiii an, Coo,rt, is prepaiing for a
Itaifl.i t - \.iiiulllati ii.
I'. ()' Sullivan. If the .\ rchicii itese If
I lutilin, II statllllell at Kilciilien, Co. Kll(ii(rU.
ihaddaeus 0 Sullivan is a huge iliali in
thai f .1 huge lIlsiliessat iiiIliViIIilgfUrIl.
l.veiI tiullligli his Irieii,l hr. Roche has left us,
11-11-t tIILL hi iii at Minigrut iii w and agaii.
Rev. Thomas Perri,tt, S.J. sj ent a short tulle
itli iii, ill thu L:111\ part of the year, \%]tell he
v is it_ti cling fr lii the effects of a surgical
Ilitl.u1llIii. lit IS 'tiidviitg tiiecdiigv at Mill-
1 ii 1 tuk, I liii liii.
Thomas I'ierse leads it 1 iuisv life at St.
i.tlliehii, Sydney. 1k is president
It .1 D111.1till.LZ Si.i.ietv and If the local Sports'
Chili.
'i'oiii i'heian is rel aring fill- the liei,thl(lOti
at 't . 1,ttritks College, CUrIII\v. We are
Sill \ lie nuissed hini when we called at the
Ci liege recently, and are grateful fur itenm
rr'cei ved front iii in fir these pages.
J41 1111 I'iive1I is in business at Cli-rv's, 1)1111-
liii Si lutft - rt -st slull atli lVi til hitii ill tilt
It it Ii II lii" Iatiit I- last sllliiiilei.
Carthage Power is ap rt-ntic&-ii lii a chteiiiist
ill I
I'll, I , •1 1,1. - I I Ill,
REV. 'IJIOM'iS I'0%'II,
Jun I'ower is u vi lit liii l.iiiuui ick branch of
tilt- iii, \ iti;d ]tittk. His in tiler,
Rev. 'I'honias A. 1)(m er ills c nIlajitifti in
\\'att-rIrl last Jlilie to Q- his native diocese.
Clingr -it tliatllins allil every liiessutg on his
priestly career, lie i.,-It present at I3iIitIt,
1.iyerhili II, to '.\ hith diicese he ills li-i-il lent.
\Ve are grateful tic hunt for seiiiling tis tieiVS of
hI M lingret lilcil
P. J. Raftery has been IrInilited III tile JilIsitill
if l:igint.t.i itig ilisilectir tinder the Local
vt-rn lilt- itt I)el artnieimt.
Thomas A. Raftery has a III iiirmshiing busitit-ss
at Craugliiveil, Co. (aiivav.
Rev. Aedan Roberts, O.F.M., never forgets
I-) send .i tilluatlili to tilt- Mi - 'i;i.iigu' .\ NNu.i,
each \ear, lie st_tills his ' ivinillest greetings
ti ilear old Mtitigret" and ii rites that his
'daily IriL\er is that its illilito itlav he realized
more and lucre as tile years go iii—Reiiovaliitur
tit acllliiat- j tivc.-nttlu, tlua. ' ' We have heard
uit thtr, i1 no need to list' the flit tire tense if
lie liil\ \liiilgrt-t's mutt ti Initu.
Hugh Roche ills tik(il liii IIlIsilIi-s atiil is
i,:thu ilussii,. D\\ ver Si Co. i_irk. His hirthlt-r,
John Roche, having tliii,lit-i lii, apl.reultit'e-
'.11lj iiithi \Iu-.i,rs. Cher v, lltihhjti, is liiiill the
ill tile I Ilisi 1(55 ill Newcast It- \Vt-st -
Louis Roche is a sticcessfiil hitlsitit_si, 111111 ill
tistiejsltu,i.
Dr. Willie Roche. 'If Neii castle Wust hasseil
liii niu,hicii exiulllltin last alitnillti,
CIII lllt Fil -.t Pl.cct- ill tilt - 11 illilirs' I,ist and
'.1" Lvi;it (It d ck ftiIet'lIh i hti/u, cllllgratnlItions,
I) ft -tI i lie is 11W 1 litisu SUrge n in tIme
ii Lit I 11151 it,d , I liii 'liii.
Dr. Willie Roche. I If 1.iitiinit'k, iVilil I iractises
ii \ui II rt. \hiilnititilsilire, an III Rtighiv
llitt_iI)iil' till, 11115 t -tltrllsteli with tile hr Oh
tisilIll. if tin.- lrishi-\\'t-ishi Rugby niatth ill
Cardiff ill tiarcIt. The i'nt_-ss gIve .grt -at jiustti
11 is cit_-ar muiti iiltt-restiitg rill] Ili tig ci )III Ill( - it t-
LIV 'In the gautmi-.
P01-IN I). It
'ix.
John I). Ryan gI It his ii..\ - Iiegrt_ - e vi itit
114,111,111-1 ill Li-gal and PIliticil ScielIci- last
I it'toiii_-r. lie is now !.reaning fIr his L.L.B.
11111 fir tile Law Sit_-i-tv exlunlltlati,uls .Seyeral
article-, frouii his pen have appeared in Linie-

94
'l'IIE 1IN(RI'l' \NN[.L.
rick, I)til liii and Tng1ish i al cr5.
e \V.tike r, \I nines' itt, I . .S.\ -,incerest SVIIIiiiel)ttiiliL(l
t\\ii Veills aLi) lie is utticli interested I itit hunt 'in ins nudes ileath last
ill the Liitteriek Little Theatre. \ iid he is list.
s re;ttiv to ) } It: i) the Lditi ir Vitlt Ile\VS (t Joe Stack has it lliiurisittitg hinsiness at Lis-
Thu Past.
Rev. M. Ryan. Casliel has his inissi in at Bernard Stephenson. '1 uetter kill itt it its
Paint lteitcii , 1. is.\ngeIes.
Sit', 'I ''Ut crresi'iindeiit tvritcs , is a
Patrick J. Ryan is Assistant Stirvevi r to tile I iIIsV iiiiii in L is .\ ngeles.
1.iii,rit-k t'iiilliy Li'iiitcil aol his itis heail Joseph Stephenson i ii \l :illaLttu of I hit-
IlIlititers it Kilitialli k
Nat. intl Ikitik, Littilevihle.
J. T. Sheehan is ftriitiiig at Milford.
Paul Stephenson if athletic fame is Sanitary
Nicholas Sheehan, 1 in itlier if Willie and Itlsj edt' ii it it et, twit
is titrilijig at Iloille neal I)tiniit,ii'e East. Stanley Sullivan is pit-paring- fl ur his Iiui:il
Toni Sheehan is in a liaiik at \Viiterfi rd. uneilit:il ex.inijnatiiili mit the College of Stir-
Willie Sheehan, to i win iii the lliliti it is velv LL . i
4ttiittil Iii hell' vitii these LtLes, Is at I iii- lintan all1 Michael Sweeney run tile big
ve-l'ltv I [.ill, I)uhlin, and is re:iihng fur seciiiil ilisiltess 'it \VeelieV Bru ,s.:tt I,. inghire:t.
\eti Arts aiiui ', ililinerce. \Ve were su rrv ti Jack S%oieeney is a 1 ins - dentist at ltirr.
i1eii That lie was tiliweli receiitl\', lint his letter Rev . Denis Vaughan has 1 eeii irdained itt
to ITS a few weeks ago showed that lie was lri Itniii1. Lute, fir the ,\rcli(h,cese 'if
making a ujnick recu very.
I)ill Ili ii.
Emmett Skinner has a thriving no ,ti,r husihess
ill M itelleisti , U.
ulleilt liii ixteiuial ,\iItis, \\:t5 it titetithier ut
Joe \Valsh, '.t liii is Set I e-t;it to i tile I )CI lilt t-
Patrick Slattery is a dentist it ii irrisokane. tile i Lilt \ I Ii:tt liii lhi 'aliR ii I 'testuleilt C ,sgr:Lve
Fr. Harry Spain hits it hard llltssIofl at liii luis.\iuiel idtti ti lit
()f the bo s
hut left Miurigret since the puhlkatioii of last car's Muitgret konnal.
Toni Bartlett i 1, lilt Ii, VIe il T1111, 0 ,1
Itreuidait Brennan I,,il.., ill 1 uIl,ilte.
Julio Brogan wi tit I,, St. Fiiii,,mi', L,illegi,
.ir. Ii' lit ttit !irietitiuI.
Willie B roe i, I.,, miiiitg it iiiittie.
Eddie L I) Jl e% i- It iii-. tither'- I,ii-tiie...
Joe Danaher \\ tilt ii Si. MiiuiiIitii' ciilltgt,
l,iiti, etik. lii 1 , ie•,.iIi- liii- tilt - jira-ti '"'it.
Christie hat oreil 1, It to. hr St. Mar ' Ci,llege.
u I'd et.,e, i
ti,- III it-.tiil'I"i.
Iles l)ufl ii.i'_eI iii-. 1,rtiiiitiiiiri l,ttv u.- \;iiitiit:ttiiilt
ill ( )i-tiler ,iii I-. .IjiiIi.Itttttil 11' i
Michael lit,gerald i- ill I tutliti rer1ig fur the-
N_ti. flat li_title
Hugh Fitzpatrick i- ajiireiutieuil ii a -.,,lit-it,ir in
I
Jim Garr I iii-. ilt--luglstl.iti..iI iite'ti.:ul cxalltilI.iti.'ii
ill Mar.lt and is at the Cullet.it_ .,f
Sn rg tli-.
Lou Ilanrahan It ft its after c_tirj-.tuit:i-. diii 0- in
I itillit In li.irimit_i fr ii Iliiutk IX.1116IM61111.
Jack Harrold ii.- r,.turlle I ii, \ ii-.tr.,lii.
Toni Hiidiiett i in,_,n11g 0, i-liter the- haute IA
Ir, t.,ict.
Jim liugaii I, tiriutilig it Ii. ole- .
Eddie Iritin j-, in Duilium, Iireliiiriuit fill" the
ti iio.t-r II, I I,,-tt,t, I I;.iik
John Liston I-. it C 'ipe-t%'t' I Li.ilteie, iIinii.i ill
Mick l.tdcn o- line Fir-t \,',ir tl,iti,iti, it
Donald Mac A. Sullitan 0. it Volt. r-lt 11.111,
i- .I.-llii.i liii \.- it 'ti, Ili, lilt at
ilils ule('iratli 1, a ji,-tnt lit i.e ill Tit Ii:,hc-g.
Paddt 'ulc(jrathi i - -tmtit'tit,.i lii a unite i- x;inmta-
T4pn% McluerneoII, in the je'.uit nut leel1tl. ill
1111,11
Willie Mcheogh i- 1ir,-1iitniltg fur his l'irt Me,Im,':tI
\.,unhll.ttl' ill It II,, ci 'i1,-i.- if Surge-us.
loiji Mitchell. itt! i.ilil;itmt , ,f la'.t %Cdl, 0-.
'c-il lii \ir. I )' Iltmt-ii Ki -Ile , ii, lti,r, I.iitti-rii-k_
*ljk O'Sulhitaii i iIi,iitg lm..Ii,im at I ttivi- r-.ltv
John l'uutuer iii i - liter, it the .\ttt.tt'.tjtii.iui ri,,t li -csiiij
it iiil,,'Ii_ Lii. i)tiliini.
Mick Houuuics I- -.tttil\ iit 6-r a 11:111k c-\,iltlillttlii!i.
]:rank lJan i- il-i ire- i.iriltt t.l cutter t It:tiik.
Mick Sheehan i-. it Iutitir-.itv Hall, :imii u- it.iitig
Ill,, itt, in,. it i.L'.Iu.
I.smonde White. il-i. at Uttic,-n-.it hill, p. realjug
1,,r Fir-i \Ii-. it V.C.D.
APOSTOLIC SCHOOL.
'l'lie Most Rev. .Michael J. Curley. Audiitisht,i1i
lof It:iltmni ire, re-eeit'e-,i President Csgrave-,
tt hen a ilegree \\ a.-, estiiferred tin Itiuui liv
the Uuiiversitv, during hiisAunerican tuttir in
I: chin tare -
WV ii' itieeui also ill tile lititilmti ire t2atli' 'lie
Review, ,f Fruil:tt- I ldt. 21, ILJ27. :t letter tu,
tile clergy 'ii tile- .\reliuhi ieese- in tt iuicli I )r.
Curlev reuihiesteil tile-il stil irt for the tv irk i
retreats to itvllte11, at tile flew Are-ltihiiice's:tui
It treat ll'inse :it M:tuires;i, neat Auiuial 'this. The
ue -slut J:ttlie-rs e-ree'te-,i ilus imi-:tiitifnl linilding
re-ceuttit', titti have t:iLeui ill' tile ttiirl -itt tilereilulest
4 the .\itIil'ishlimi
The Right Rev. William 'I' turner, Ilishi, it
Ittultal' ire iii li-il Al tile - ut, Ii atm iii te- ri_- Illu iuiv
If St 'tl:irv's Cliutre-li, 'iji 11ile , 'the re las frie- tiul
Fr. E:ttu 'Ii is pilst.r. It was ins humuitlier, tilt,-
late Fr. 1':ttriek 'l'iurute-i, wit,, ireaclleul tile se - t-
ill, Ill at the l:tviiti I if ho. 1' 'tunulrtit' 'n stiine 'it
this thur-ti.
The Right Rev. Patrick Barry. Itishli ip it
St. .\tmgimstimte-, Fl. iiiui:i, ;'re:iehcil :it tile evenlug
dereulluinie -s ill St il;ute' Church, tlilitl-,
ill tile il:t (If its 'leilic:ttli 'mu.
The Right Rev. John F. Norton. Miruigrut
"elliiS htiun her e-iiutgu;uttmiatii,uts 'in Ins sneeeeuliuug
Ii' tilt - see- od ]kitiiuurst, New SuimItlI \\'ities
Ti thui fl Ill-te ii ig iii \\ h( 'Sc ,,u,lillatii 'mis we
h:tve lie-auth since last June \ve- ''lie-i uitul eonr:utiul:ttiuiuis
Rev. Patrick Casey, at All h1:ilIi iev'5, June
2.
Rev. Patrick Collins, :it All Ilali'itt 's, June
Iii..
Rev. .1. C. Linehan, it Iktitiuuuuire,
Jutuie lii2.
Rev. James Farrell, S.J., it I 'elillalIt I hills,
Aitshr:tli;i, Attg - 12:.
Rev. Gerard Reynolds. C.SS.R. it F-Let.
Sept.
John Boy Ian, a 'I'lturii I )mvitie- it St I'itrii-k 's
C. 'lie-ge-, Carl' itt, tve s:ttv ill .\ lii!. :ititl f1,111141
him in the lie-si if ft trIll - lie- is in-feet If I he-
J timntir Slimily hlall tuiutl is a credit tu, Mnmtgre-t
ill eten\ \t :t\. lii the lerfuirtmlatuee ,f'!' hith1rit:tte-
Set -re-tarv at tile- College', Jithiti hitd (nef
liii- Ic-ailing li;tlts. 'l'ltc- Fulittir thutuiks ltiiui
cmv simm tire iv fr his 1141te titian tile P:tst.
K i - i - p it Imp, i"1111, lea...,:
Rev. Hugh Bole, Dl)., lent Iv llo.hiiii
MeSlie-ttt t' i t hue- Western Vuetrittu, Sittithi
.\frica, Is :tssist,tutt at R'imu,hel'iisehi. lie' is
tltvavs cager ti get news ,,f Miutigret , and tit(:
Flit' it tll:tmtks l)m'. hugh fill- his v:,iti:tlule hteliu.
Fr. Patrick J. Bresnahan, t 'f St. Petersburg,
h"l,im'iila. has 'tlilltgre-t's best tVisile'S alit1 dollgu':ttmil:ttiitus
'iii time Silver Jnhuilee' 'If his h'rie5tlu,,ui,l,
cc loch lie cele-htr:tte-s tin jum, 5. \itultu,s
Jim Buckles- is 'iii the- woe I'' lice' ailing a
\lllee Ill l;tli, ill St Vineeuul's, ('.ate'in-ru,
tranCe, 111te-tii.il. lie- is ilning liililu IS( iphu\ -
:11 id is Vt - tv huai 'iv -
John BUrke is iii 'jug 5,-,- iti,h Year Pliilu,su 'i 'hut
it t - i':itricl-i's Ciullege, 'l'ltturle-s,
Fr. Willie Burns, O.M .1., or, as his frienuis
kite-u Inni , hhiihi- Burns fu-. an
hhall -limimtj ru,' is st:ttitine,l at Cthieriit,it-he-.
l,inie-rie-k 'eVe' were very glad,
imitle-e-ih, wile- ti tt e - hid ituuut s title- utiiututhts ag' u,
to) tiiiui thm:tt his si,glut wits unite-It ilutlirove-d \>,e
leg lit, li'ieceve-r, that it was Iiutt gtiiith e'iuutntii
IT in ituil that luluiltu, et luie'hi lie ir runm,eui
liii tins
Willie Caffrey %%k htte he'aril is duiiiig sltle'rh_
hltll\ it lilt Irish C'iIIe-ge-, Ritutie- . I le' ne-eei','.il
tiilislire- it laster. \\'e :tre' not surririseil
Willie is hang tvell, hilt lie- lutist lie :ts shy is
'c t is lie Ili It I Ill 1( Till iiuiuehi muews .,i"it.
- niseif -
Fr. Joe Carroll, Si. hu:ts lice-n attending a
\l:itiue-niatics at Munich
lilt etsj Iv
Fr. P. J. Carey, if time diocese f N:,teltei,,
I s.\., visited Mimmgret ill tue teilristtilas term
mu s:iiil the hiui's' Mass I)nu-imtg his years its
I eist. ir hue- has built Woo e-hiut'ehies, tet'u
e" invent, and su dime' iothur things which teec:tum
't ree':tl I - lInt the list ct- c- gie-e is not tool
I .;ill. lie- is ill charge- (if the Sacred heart
Cliitu-ehi, ]Iiiiuxi.
Fr. flat Case cc as ttrulaine-ih at All IIall'ucc-'s
list Jrune Cuitigr:itnittioIrs, l-'r, Pat lIe-fire'
ili' set ' 'ut for his iii' idese, 1_os .\ngeles, lie
visite-,i Mnngrut and git','e' the :\iuistuihcs his
iiiessirig lie- i-i ver\ - llithili\ ill his uiuissiuiii at
St Ste ha a's, Mijite let Park, C;tlif''rnia.
(iarr - Colgan i5 Ili 'I'iijr,l l)ivitiitv at Daigan
l':aL, itoh uvili he - ,ir,l:tjne',l ;it Chu- isttumms fie
is hi 'IliC tc it we -It, lute-u imitirig kmu''tvn as a
giulIi-t, :uiud wisiui-s there- tee-re- ''titer fru,nu '.ttmngrit
It u jijill ]lilt] in a ganue' at I)aigan.
45

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96 TH1 \lINGR1'1' .\NXIAL. I WR I\ ST. 1)7
Rev. John Colgan. 1). I).. has been for the
till-tt. .\ilininistrttu ir of St. Mary's
t.atlieili ii, ta ie 'I' u ii, anil ali i a tHem1 'er of
tile Vicariate Council. There is no mitre
eluiiiient reacher in '714111th \1rica to-(hay, and
when he is in the junlj it tin-n- iI sure to he a
large CI ItIgl-U.1'Ail Ill. l)nriiig iii: he gave a
course if lectures in Cat h- ihc ilitetrine as a
result it i 1eh twelve c, -11 veils were received
inti i the Church At present his enargies are
directed Ii i irils tile r-niiv'1t uti if the Lath(--
dral and for that 1iur uis - lie It v'i ti
Oil) iI1 \tiUI.I I\ \I 1I I01 \ tLitl'tII L. Cl'i.iO\%,.
Ru'. I. tRu.uuki. Ri. hr. ii. ilr,vhu, liii. 1. iI,-rr--.
R -i. hIt. J. ..'uiigait, !'i-i . I. hint, Kuv. W. I .riiliil.
£io,iiiiui. But we i'.iice that hi- hen is not
idle, for lie ''rites sonic splendid columns for
'.\ tathiilie Niitr-lIi,uik' vhtichi has its 1laee
lii tile 5i 'tillEI\ tRi iss every week.
Fr. Patrick Collins \\as i irdaineil at All I liihuis
ill Tutu. I Iitttii.t Luiiugrttuulatiiuii
I ii- caine ti I si -i - its tutil gave his blessing ti tit( -
.\1iiti1ii lu-lure Ialilill. fol- Anti-rica. lie i
.itticiiiul tu the iii idese if I.ui, .\tigeles.
Fr. Arthur Conway tilt -it vrites to his old
ci iitthiiilii lii -, ti ( .euluia. lie is a loisv priest of
Port _iigin'ta iliittesc. his pastor predicts a
1 >n iken neck fir liiiii and a NN recked in' itcir car,
lint in i that the good 1(1 'at ir is a pour
111 ii (
Finharr CoLlrtne% il ill lii. Sect itid year of
11i 1 it ,eilii. \Vi- ere sorry tit hear
that lii hail a li:_hit i1lni- recently and hope
that lie li;t" ilUiti: red ivered . lie ex1ii.Cts to
lie hack III Irelaitil in s Ill Ill ier and inVites Ins
trienil Pr. Katie tit siinle mountain climbing
\Ii-iliti.ii itli Inni. \lttiv tliank, for tli\'c
ut ilk 1';t''t l:I ii1i. t i_l.
Rev. Bernard Coyle, S.J. it Sacred Heart
t._'iillege, Slui -iuiliai:iinir, \htihiiri. We dii not
''u mitch Iii lit huini i-,iiut•e the 11CM11 'if ins
uuhih lruetuih. Mt. I 'Keefte
Rev. F. T. Coyle is pastor i if St. Jaiiies'
,1u1111ct1, \jl Ill i I \vlui(hi iitrisli lie \V'
;L11111. I liii i 1 ( )cti 11 id'.
Fr. Martin Croker, O.E.M., is tuiui lit The
ii try, l,inu.i uk \Ve -,eu - itini i uftetu 1,014,11 lie
ii uune lii vijt ]ii liii thi r, ( i r;iril,
Rev. Dr. Philip Cullen. C liiuut-ehhi ir if the
iiiiui(u u -I \l,uiithi , iI i'at°r if St. Patrick's,
Mlii Ii -
Rev. Dr. Vincent Cummins, 1 tii_ \Vilcauiittj-l'i.uihie".
&liuicese, 1u, at I hulktuiwn, N.S.V.
lie was duvui iii \lelbiiuiiie, aluiullt 5u ui itithu
ironu IIIN jiartl , ill ( Icti lit-u hut a slight i uerulion
trout liuchu, tltatik ( tool, lie iinicklv
recovered. An old M ntigret tuuauu ii . -
Molutie, Si., was able to visit litni. Fr.
' tuicetut Is ''oil ins IAN it un tile hush, ittil iluies
not tiutuuk it untisual to go DI, itiiles ill ifls
motor to a sick call. 'flue nearest priest to
flint is
Fr. Joe Carroll w liii is Liii it I er M tiuigret IIiii
Mid is statti,netl at hit V, loo miles away.
Fr. Curtin (If the Indian llnssioul passed
through ( leiiuit U few weeks ago and called to
see "t h": lii i s, ' but e are sorry to hear that
lie had to huturiv hoitie as lie gut news that ltt
itiothier was very Ill.
Fr. Frank 1)eignan. if Biloxi, Miss,, I -
is tionug hue work Is 1 Ii ti-st. lie \\ .15 V4.1
sorry to hear of the iheithi uI his uujul frieiuih
Willie I'Ci uulliiir. Ii i lit u thir,
Fr. J. V. Ileignan. S.J., n do ill.- .1 1-
-t-graduate course at Forulh,tuti tiuversuty.
Bill Devlin, at (',ettuit, us a Third l)i'tti
Ilk- has lii tilt - list sittlltilti - Hill is exjuainlni.
1111-1-t - A1111 111 l-L' i,-yi_-r' lily Alld ci tt ulums it
tiuithiing lint tIle ituuutint:uni c]iuiilittug.
Paddy Dineen is Ii uiushiiitg hits seciiiuil veil -
luhl1hui01111 ni ii hitch lie hits ihuitte \\iil at Ni.
gara t tuversitv. Pudik i hind if lhtsehi.uI
but sa .s lie "hut-, gut ti lit .ui Charlie Ki.'i.ui,tii
vet ' lie tuiet David (iearv ii ci ntiv in
York. 1 )avid lii ul es t1I hit- I ile ti i ci ilttititte
his stiiihies fill- tile 1-11Lstllood Soon.
Maurice Doyle is ill thit.- Jesnit iii iviceshil P.
'l'nhhal ieg.
Kevin Dunne hail lii li.'LVi.' at tiittstiiits liii
acci itunt of his health - lie is, tltaiik ( '.iutl
very itutuclu better and ii ho l.,. he'll soon l)i.
hack again on the ri iiii ii liii piikSthood, titionly
thing lie lnitlters almalt.
V. Rev. Thomas J. Eaton, V.G. we coil
gr-atnlate tutu his lieu ihigtiitv. lie \\as aphiiiti
lid Vicar-h enerah of tile I)iocese Ili Miulille lit
I )ctiilier. lie is pastor of St Mary's Church,
Miiliile. ituil has ciuii ileteil a 1 eatitiftil new
.usi ii ui iliuiiar church, uvluicli uvis ileilieuteti liii
Sitnilav , 1ehiriiai'y c, u ti.u, . BisIiop Turner
and lhi,hiu ip Harry were the i ireaeliers tilt tile
occutsitilt. 'l'here uvasav cry ihlstltutulslieil
gathering it1 clergy at the ileuhication cereluli ny
including a nunuhier of old M uttigret tuteut - We
noticed the f&ilhiiwing natlues lit tile hiulihislieil
list
Rev. Francis T. Ctilc f
lci . ,hiiliii WK01N. ii iii liii, .\ ha -
V. Rei , mliii I. Turner, 1)1).. Whitt.
11:iiii'-, NV.
Rev. .\l. .1. Iees, \jjil.ii-lni-uul.i, I:hu ur i i l t .
Rt. Rev. F. A. Kehlev, V.(I., president (If
St il.iru - 1 ill\ul'si\ , hat hu,iti.., texas.
Rev. J. U. 0' l)onoghue. \h ui ii he.
V. 14 %. Philip Cohen. 1)1)., t_litticehhiir (If
lei. T. M. Cassid , T. iuhiitimiu lie, Ala.
I -- H ,• '-!-. 1 111111 u I lurit -sis.
'LØ
- Ill - I - I - I Lit",. \ .i,
Ret'. Dr. .John English i'. I i ("iul it ''t "I
li-u''. t, h uyu , I i I \ u it hhrtsl itiie.
Ill ii thAt I): j. .1: '- , tu it ire iivaiiv and
[lu_il ,iliul aM th, i: l:ii hi ti', a uvat-itu curlier
itt hns lu iii I ii , 1,111 .\hin,i Mutt-u.
Rev. Gerard lb. FaIn . S.J. tool, bus Master
of ,\its ihtgiu.0 it (,uul/:iu,iL Iuui\ -ersit' auth is
nuihu it Sc.ittL C hlcgu , \'u'ashitigtiiti. 'l'huere
tic-
i, iuikiii Ill tine IS 1 djrict ii' of
Rev. James Farrell, S.J. %\a, u urulaini-ih to i tile
.1iu_sili..uuuh fl ih h-... - - \ssuilulition of

98 THE \I X(RT'1' .\NNUL. OUR PAST.
99
(lit Blessed VirLtili litrv, at tin. Rcdeiiipturist
lii use 4 if studies, 1h'unant I lills, Australia
His Excellence the iicisticliC Delegate, Di.
Cattaneo \\us the cirilaillilIg iirellie. 1i. Jin
said Is lust iIass next dav at St. Ignatius'
College, RivervlL\V. S\dnev. 1\I ungret's best
cc initratlilati os
Michael Farrell 1 dicing sec cud sear 1chilc
sici liv at St. latriek's (ccllege, Tinirles.
Torn Farrell is at Menlo Park, California
:inci vilI ice rilaineti at St. \larv's Cathedral,
Saii Francisco all' cut the nndclle of June. \
sb cr1 time ago le visite A i.t.tv. Chas. Ketiai
at Is (,atcc5, winch is :ihcont tliitv miles I\\i\
.Juli ii II Ian d , Ii cfteit helped the Editor
Iii 1 .-. -till at Mnnitret, di cesll't fcrget
liiiii 11 \\ - Maiiv thanks Icr iteliis -c -lit. John
Patrick's College, 'Ililirles, and is
linislon Ills tIlsi years tiicicicg lip' hiriithier
\Villie U yland is at St. Kui man's C cUege,
kdliiov, iiiil is li\ toil (1iiI11L very veii.
Rev. Harry Johnst on, S.J. is iiiiiiister and
I t 1:1ils1IIv it Cccrctts Christi C4c)l-
1 \\'criill c, \ict na, time st -llliliarv f o r
tile iiietriiiccilltilll li \ iii&c_ f Mellconriic_. lie
llIs 1 ic_eli veiv aCtlV1 z i a 1.-ct flier, a retreat-
. .11 1. 1 1 i'. nit i. Il l, 1 crc ctlier,
Rev. Thos, Johnston,
, S.J. is Icing his thia)-
lii ipe that von won't forget to call at )Jungret
it_lit-n X-1-11 "I t cc or lust mu home.
John Kelleghan, it tile Nccrtlm American Colleg.-,
l-t.'miie, is in his third veir's tlieolccgv.
lie % % ;tl lack iii liclamlil at Christmas for a
luicliclay. hi los way lie I cassed through
(',enoa, mci saw i lit Mnngret colt nv there.
Toni Kennedy wrote several letters during
the year. lie is at Daigan Park, Gahivav, and
is ehiarmiii. ci ii ti I lie tcl:lcc. S.iimcbociv told tis,
that yc_cli '1 - i - .'' is a Corknian
Recleiij 'I nisi Fathers, I tcicincnmowidc, Wis.,
\\' h( 1w we have shelled that nanic
ill night \ inc_emit hikes his simrrctnidings ver
well,
Michael McCarthy, i n tile Ncrtii American
C(dh k'nic_, gdit his B.D. receiitiv. Congrutniuti
'its, Michael I\ huighisli Jesuit gave
the aminuil retreat at time Ccchhege, uimdi was able
tic give Michiacl a ldct ( I f news. lie cifteti sees
C. i-'miuithici i-k, W. (_'atTrev and I;. Keyes.
Re. .Jcclin Martin, S.J., is in i\lc_-hhcccijrmie amiil
I' think it Xavier College, Keiv. 'I'hiniiuighm
hiimii ii e "end tim c_s mmcrutiilaticins to cur sister
c_c Ihegi n the ''cession cc1 her (',ichilen Jnh)ihi-e.
Re'. .J. Maxwell i s assistilil I rE-st at un kin
Hill, .\ntiihiu
Rev. .John Morris, ccl tic \\c-sterii Vicariate,
mu the list six Years hits dune
Iienc_'illc_:uii ',''nh- is Filitcir 44 the Si T HERN
C Ri iss, the cmii Cut ha chic' weekly mm I hue Cii ci'
Peninsula. \\'liemi iii- t uk (dyer the p~ lp(_ r it
was in \-er\- I in ii titeriiudee,l, tial Ilccn , iiunnlv
thrmigh his efforts, the icalcer is not cciil' a
lnilliaiit e-xpinent If Catholic thidiught limit is
.11sic fiimanciahhv a thidridtmghm success. his chic_-v
us Eclitcir hits the wliidt--iut-.iiiei mdichcrivui I f ill
time icc_'li-siistii-;ul umithiorities cf the ccimmlmtl'v.
Ili l )III dill '' I' l hill I,, that las aicl fin -
i'.clitc l's 1 cemletut , ]lilt, 'I' iii, ii lien \'ccli led
ii cuts ccii to the Ii nnhimig held we ahii i.
tluc inglut ill i' I II- it least the next best tin -,
too a Cc irkimiami
Tom Fuhlzuu i'. Finishin g his tln rci veal's
tlieciccv it (;eni. i i ln ill Ireland
f' 'r a lic ,lidt lit '-liiillliel.
Rev. W. Gallagher is cast cr of \Vemltwortil,
dii ccese if \Vilc-,tniiia-Fccrbes, Australia.
Rev. W. J. (iriffimi lois plenty ccl sCic)C for
Ins 7(--al ill tlmn_- lare Mid imp ortant parish of
St. A.mic.-s', \Vc ,ciclst' cek, Western Vicariate,
5 mitli .\ Inca f 'hiji'ii lii is the i astir.
Rev. Francis U artin, 1 1 S( . if t lii \N I.
Vicariute, is i astir 1 Sacred Heart janishl.
Siiimierset Rid, Cape 'l'ccwmi. I iitil a shirt
timlelgic he wus iustc1 of Sealicilit, where lie
erected a 1 icauti ful clitircii—a Vc rthmv m inn-
Illeilt to ins nnlcc timide(l emiergv.
• Iii \ . .1. I \I'iI.I5ll. D. D.
1c\;it i1j1lt cIVil Puik, 1)niclin. \Ve iii cticed aim
article ticilil his pell on 'Catlmcdic 'cijssiccns and
(liii Sclicc Is'' in time 'clav nuiimber of 'l'nit
JR ii'Ii Mi 'VII 1,'.
Toni Kane is iinislniuu.t his fir st year's 1,lijlcccciliV
at St. Patrick's Ccdlege, Carhiw. \Ve
cie sHY II C ilL ic lii,t alic ti ei bin It_lien %% L
called ill
Rev. Chits. Keenan, S.,l. is at Los Gatos,
Calif nicia. Charlie is Very %\ ('11 and is delighted
vit1i tile cliiiiate and vit1i his slirrilillilings.
lie expects to begin his uhf14 so liv next
J nlv. Lick hick, Charlie, to our iii tc' ccii
I'aihlv Diiieen. \Ve remember congratulating
vii Ii ict1iig yi tin tirst "iioiiie-ruii. \Ve
Fr. W. .1. Kennedy, '1 Muuigret, belongs i'
time i'histenmi \'t'iniate, Sicnthi Africa, and
icc_c_-il fit a niminien ccl liars pastor of St.
nick ',( ahlunlst w'n.
George Keyes is finishing his third year's
tile chi g 'a at Pncjiagamida, and is as hmacpv as a
C irk ian is ii lii an. iv fncni his native air.
Fr. ,John I.alor, is hi se photo ) we mi-i crc,lnct-,
thm' high tIc kindiic_ ( If thic- Rev. Manager of
tile Fig I'hs'n, has icc_i'll gettimg chute a lot of
IcnImunemice recelitic Ill all limlexicecteci way.
fit- Icc-icings tic tile Mucvnocthu Missicimi tic Cllina,
timid as captured in- brigands sccnle time agcc.
It vis relccinte,l thuit he was belch to rutrisciiiu fo ol
a large simm. \Ve tie 'erv glad to heai'n that
itlicich lit ''I ii nc hip' hp' ii njh it 1 ]( 1 111-
quart( in hi, ciii.
Rev. \'iulcent McCart;iri, C .55. P., is hcing
his inst c_si ' lilhsIIiv it mh_ hldlp'e of the
.\dIk.d tic this It_did_i fur time Catluchic I less he
charge Of time Pirishm cdl St. Miclitel's,
Rc cncieicccs,.li . Since he i cec;uflui I mastc cr tluere
ttvic years agci /lciccc ills icc_-en slit_mit i ll tlit'
dc_-is craticcn ( if the church , and he iimtt-mni t
erect socin a ciinnclm in liicnccur of St. Patrick at
Micwlcru - hlc_ 1-, also a nuenmher cf tIn.- Vicari.it
c' 'iiiiil
Re. .Iolin .1ulilI - , cit liii- clii ii'i'se ccl siciiiile,
lois iii abicimmhc I ii:llbuImm, St. Margaret's
II si 'iii],
it gill ic nv.
\'er Rev T. Nicholson, No. G. visited
Mmiiieii ill Mae nil isis buil to uiueet his dd
fric_-michi, Fm. Kant --.ini hr C:c'.i-v. He staved

'l'IIF \IIN(R1'I' ANNUAL. bluR Ih\ST. ml
a tii.t!1t with its 111(1 Said 11 1>u', 'II'C xt
liii )rnhI1.L . I h. had only a 1n )rt Ii hii1a in
hitlaiid, its lit_ \\a ]caiflg again car1 in JIII1C,
fir hii parish aav in tin. Ruickii.. I Iv is fill-
I-(. IiIqIvqLd fr iiii ntIcr \iiingrct iiiii hilt lit lutaiii,
a .trniig tTuctiiii fur In\liiia 'ulzttul
I Ic 11.1s d,,11( u iluiultill irk fur tin. t'illir1i1
in .\iii.i'a,
activity Icing that
uhiii'iii lIP' tituli iii It lL iLl. hitilt ,ix &hiiiihii..
Fr. J. R. 0 I)uniighiie laid thii dtuhicatiun
uiuitiiiti\ I II 't. \l Cu I', "(hiu)uu1 Iltl(l t.iic
lit. Itauuii l.a ftLttt., .\la., III ict. In,
iii I Iii lit uruetcui at thti CI )St if in
Ifl V. \ INLI\ I 'I.LIlI 't'%. L. SS.0
,ll;ui 1 liii IflL lIP' llim \ .ti' II'. I ilP'ti 1 lit
I,( (I ithi Ihiltiiilig u_il and tlit ii4V. atid
lhttu.niii.hl i.tvuti uuthitr iii ,Siuuti' hi.idu.s 1avoti
lal itatru WC III that ardl tilt cml
if I Wt I hut r in. \lln. hI 11 1( iliittd Rit'ti ur id tilt
Cal aura] t t in. I iiiiiiactiatt C(MCUI 16 in,
Con 0' l)onoan i. it siuind divine at St.
Pat itk '' i.. li gt, Carl' \Vc sawiiiiti in
hini lunikv and, if
s I I I i I i Tig lit hit turf .rnh;iiitt (if thu I'rivatt
'tiithll'. It tlit 0'l]Lit tlip. car lit. iiaycd
''li( I if tin luaulinLi
Re. l)aniel 0 Flanagan, It thu lastcrti
\'Iuviit, -.'ntli .\fii, ,, 'I, Ii a long tinlc
Llilllulani ti tilt l)u.niinicait Sisttrs in Kingii.
lit has recently 1 'ccli iiiiuiuittcd
I'astuur if L'taul uck, tiit 'Capital if thu Kuru,uu.''
Rev. John 0' Kelly was am up 'jOlt,1 t() ftc
II uarul if Cuni.nitui,atid tiatiicui all txaitliilcr
if tilt ct. LVIf I ii lit uhu utust last I bet. ii cr
Michael 0' Mahonv titcrcui tilt Jtstiit N. 'vitti,,
hula1 'I. Li. Ill i"i. tunihuer.
Jack 0' Reills. r u tight vc ti say Rev. Juuliti
I u'j-, Iil\ :'. is u\ ithi the 1'a11.uttitit Fathiu_r',
'I'hiiiii Ii, attends thicuuloi_'v iettiires itt St
1';itriuk-. C11111 It, vhiu.ru. lit niects tile 'thur
11 ItIlli iii 'it iii, \1 litfl_iti.t cuilonv.
Rev. J. J. 0' Hiordan is pastor of St. Petersh
I St. _\itgnstinc, a parish with
a gli \\ jilLi Lul II lii , i ,1 ,tiiitii iii. Suite lit' t
u,vti tht uurk ft'utll the Jcsuttt Fitiitrs in t.i.l
%\11L'll thu. lllis'i ill I ittalilt II Iiati'ii , hit hits
lutijit tvu tutu iii'.'. It and a ru.tt.'rv, and
iii. hits liii ii tit.] iii vii
Rev. John O'Rourke is Assistant it t hit
Conch, (If St. FrILilti'-....li "'jilt, \Vtsttt n
\ituri;itt, S .\frii'it We art giaul ti hear
that liTICL hi .11 I I \:hl tlitre his htaillt mis Very
notch jtii1 Vi i\ 1
John 0'Sullian i. tIll is] t ill g I its tir.i \tar's
I ii iii Lit at .\ 1] I 111111 u\\S, and ti. iii tug VtIV
ill. \Vy '.lI'uuhui hit snriuristd if uttytilitig tist
u111,1 iii Slit JhulIll
Fr. Tim l'athe is llsSi.tlh1lt hastur at the
CM 11011-A • 1 tIlt 11 Iitillttlllit t b._' itiCtl 'ti''mi, M-
liii', \'lIilt li 11,11 it, ins Rettut another uihul
MiniLir(t 111.111, 1:1 . I 1) n, uiijiitt.
Fr. Fred Pa e. S.J.. is just titiishiiiig his
till uliLlual ihIuli, ut luiiirvitrt, l,vuns. L4 I,,],
It lip 1 ii Iuit,i ,t lit l i-u.,. Ill iit tukt.. ii fu.
Rev. Gerard J. Reynolds. C.SS.R., was ''rd
11111 ii ill St. Patrick's, F4tr, .\tltitirv, last
Suittitluti. Liutlgrttitittiiuii' I imil iii;itiv titatik.
'V '.vritiiug ''I did lit f'irgtt tin .\ltllll Mutt.r
in lily first Miss and all tIlt kind SIIIIIS that lcd
tnt to the hu iv .\ltar." .\iiuh vuultr \iiti1u \Iatcr
(hiutstit ft gut Volt, Fr. (',trard. Bitt vt'd like
I', lit, t v''ilr lilt which even Fr. James tunlil
ii' it 'i'', hilt f. 'r i.
Robert Reynolds is t li4l\1i1 111(41 IL at St
tl.ui iilltlilurv, it:uittnii'rc, Md.
Rev. Dr. E. L. Sands hiis lieeti appointed
Ruttir If St .\iitli' lilt 's, Etislcv. Ala.
Rev. M. Saul, SA., is. 'ii the thu-si' .ii stall >f
tilt S.tiitv f Jtsits, utiui iits Ili,, hicauhujiiirters
it St. Frinui \uyiu. ri-I' thur (',ardincr Street,
I )ol 'hn
Rev. C. Sc.tiitlehur , S.J. has huecti uditing
tilt- ( '.aclic uI ''-u. IlLiur If the Sacred 1 hart dtur-
• tug the past year. Wt. 111-C glad to hear tiiiit
his hcaith is luetter t1iLti it was some niuintiis
ago.
C. Smithwick is doing trc \', cii at the Irish
L''.ihegu, Rita Cinistic is vury Iltixululls fur
1 hurling match. ut g''t it tannin into his
bI,i!ids ruttntiv:Ili(] hit titlist have thiighit (,f
tilt 1 tig itch ' it "i hiligret
I IL I lii II i'\ I I. Si
te . I). Sulli.tn i. u-.n-t.uilt l'itu.st at 1'aiki.,
\ilc,utitiia-1 rI ii. '.,.\ i" W.
Rev. Dr. u1artin 'I'iu,tl IIui. IL iutts ,ilt\ Its
l'ruulti,u,i' 4
Nt 'ihitily L'IIhltLiu, i-vd-
11ev. lii, tit\\i- 'f lit'. .liiuuiilflhu.ttt t(I thu
clt:iir of iii ii 'IV rt:u'litd his fitiicr, just Its
Fr. Marti Ws sister \lI'. ttlltiiid 1)tiluiiii',, Qtttun
(If hlcitttv. L'i .ngrattiiitirns ofl the double
t\ttlt \Vt. hi,upt that Dr. Martin vvill be the
sI'tt.'ilti u.'orreiindttit f( )I- tue MlNi;RET .\N-
Nt.\t. ill tilt culling Eucharistic L'uuigress in
Sv,ittev, 11 is 1 ri thur.
Fr. Tim Toal is also , hard at work at Port
All"Ilst;l.
Fr. Edward Wynne, of the Eastern Vicariate
S .\ friu;u . tot Ii fuv strenili ills vt.irs tun the
t;uih;u a'- '''I'r.ivchling Priest." I Iv is mitiw in
t'hllirgt. of the S. uuith End district of Port
l':hual ct h.
l'trhat IS tluere are siulnu naitits fruunt the iliiuttst
of Ii's :\tigties that '.ngitt iil have fiunnd
it plact- in this vtar's lists, uiul vtt have been
u,tnittud. If su', we wish to make reparation,
I .v itit.nti uniiig here tile uiicssagc winch their
Itt-u' Ij' \\ Li- kiitui tot ulighu tu , send thirouigii his
Si cretarv tu \l utigret during the year. His
I. irdsluij . .avi-. "hit ft. cii. i tnhu.bte,1 ti I\ltiiigret
t_i ulluge fur tilt. s1'luittiiil iliett it hI;ts given to
this uhii ('(it. h1it1 testiltti liv IS .iellrt.r to
III, 11111 iiu 115, tltzin anvtltmg iii's \N L' tuituhul
ulii'hlt tin III
N urse Manly. We liavu. biutit wondering
lit P t.l I ,ii'ht to lot her lilitlIC in the
.\\\I I. hint yt tlijtuk flit tilt. I'ast wuuuiltl
liLt. t'' 1,01.1 it Itt_re aniuing their u iwo for.
Itruver tilt' are scattered, thu. I bid Boys of
tli sthtiiuils (':111 itevur forget the kindness and
i;, cart. thu. V recciveul front hiur. And Nurse
\I ml' tlu.vt.r iuist intt.rt.st in thieni . She read
Al ailiutlt tiheiti t.agi_rlvMid often shIll ih.'u1 tilt:
Editor it hi hits of news that canlu.' to her in
their hilt r lii hail hi, have its before the
itoh of tlit vt:,r to attend ti 1111 ailing relative,
alid tilt Past vinu knew iitr so weli will he
siurrv i' Lain that she is no iu'ttger with us.
lit l'i;ltt ills lItu.il taktti in Mttttgrtt 1w
Nurse Corrigan. to \011 1111 wu cxtutitl a hearty
\\ 1c, Illik..

102
l)R. TIMOTHY F. II FS.
(I S?'f •q•
ijiiiiit lilt 11 1 if lit 1Il\ It\ YL,ll I4( \11l
Is lI\ ti inal f tilt (ILaitli If Dr. 'I'initltv
F ll:i-, if t_1liakl]tv. In Flank, as
It(- 1111, 41 U 1 it c,dlcil ill liii se ila\ , C;illie to
'sinnziet. \\ Ili i. lie liii is in ci iss-Lilii\\ s twit
itlicr ve1l-kiii 11 t,uirklllell, J411111 I )t.liiiir (if
\Ii1l.treet, nid tile late I'iniitliv I Icnnessv.
Kititurk-. 'l'liin.uli he shunt unIv sli ri time
here, Frank was very itutitlihir With all the
1 ii s.
lii leaving Mnngret lie to If ok iii the study I If
ineilicine, atid had a successful career as a
student. I laying t.'oiiii leted ins medical
Cu 11151-, he \velit to Li iidt in and tilt_lu lIt. \
cii nIltil ln. tleitit. He had a good Itracticu,
lint fur si unit years his health was poor, auth
ut itli claimed huh last Jilni - at in uarlv age
\Vc regret that we liiive lit it 1 een able U
hare ihtils hIlt the late iii. I 1ea., hunt tir
slit 1t iii itict. ill lelliiliil ln' hi
iii tiTer it prayer fur tin rcj ii Se f li-. "'Id.
\l' lie rt-t
I)I. \IIC II AEL 1, McMA HON.
( 19f)(='l is. )
OBITUARY.
I )g • 1ii lilY I'. lii \ I -I , J i1c,
I )i. MicI!.\gi. T. IC\l.\1i N ( ie tb-IC) S, Juiic,
I >i

I
04 TIIl I N(RIi' ANNUAL. OFIYI'l'ARV. 105
haii liit_', that lie I >roiit_lit hilt I their li t_s. ill tijuir kititinu ., \Ir, u1itriiiili litili
Fruit tile LIl lilt__K 151-:All-:K it July 0. i; ut \ It ii lii ii llii'i ilL tilt' I t it_lit.
\t_t_ take tiii- &- rhiltuent 1111 Ili, i.ttt_ r vi_ati, : "Dr. ''Mr. l)tuit Ill \\i' t; 'L;it I ,f al_it, auth lea\t'u
).leade li.ul been ill iiditierent lii_tlt1i it ur SI tile it oill' tt_ and live ntaii clnidren To tilt -
tulle, ]lilt kept Ili tue Imist it duty, st;iti hiLt to hert.-a L t,ttiuiv we I tIlt_u ttlii tiet_itest 5tnhi lilt Iii
tiiSi_ \\ liii silgge'-.tetl it re'4 tli.it he tuilil (lit' Tue 11 I,. will 'it IS( i hut. e.,itecially ft_it liv tile
ill lirtiesi, lie very pitiuiuhit and the I' tr Catli,uiit If Mai1ie.luen_i. The funeral tuitk
,f the district have lost u frietiul auth it
fat_ti ir, N%hlo in tile ci turse of t lie e uideiiiic
lace I Ill \iugiiit ii.t I Oil the taunt, at
ihuurnke, (, \i .1., ,,tliu_'iate,l.
Inch Fr.
influenza s, mic \ears ago WitS nut Cu Ill lt_lit it N1 I- , )ill( (Al \ts an exeluil uliry tathiiulic anti
rt-iitler utietliciul ii alone, bitt liei ut_il tiieuit ill i- Vt - u 1 I tiunil lit tln_.- ltlieSt. '\i:i\ ( ',t il reward
tiiaitv i ithier ways. Vt_Ill tie latin iit lu ill lii. iii I the Ciiuticli.'' RI 1'.
i.uttiering and lie iiiti titut .,l tare lfls k ff4 urts
their behalf, day or night. 'l'hev ill tin_ n
,JACI{ 0' BE IRNE.
turn, thu ill it fail to Sit( A% tliei I :tltltreeiati)II if
liii, i-vrvices.''
(1924='26.)
May (u,d reward that life of chant, an(i Tia iit_ \\ I I If tlit_ tr:c_iut - death 1 i Jackie
tiiav He culisole his Siurrowilig wife auth l'Heitlit. cauneasa great ,liuuck dutriniz tile
ilailghlter.
ui Ill uultr v:icati III , ft lie hail left ii ling ret 1 unIv
JEREMIAH L. I)INEEN.
(19(i.'9t.)
It NIas front the iu'iugg CKl lit .\iugll'.t
],,tit that we learned 41f tile ut_alit f Mr. J
I )iuiet_-ui at Kriigerstir( uu, Si itith .\frue,t . Jeir
I )iuieeii wits a native of Ratliutiuru. 1,_u.. It_ni
anti was At Mnngret at it tulle t_ I It 11 man Y ditinguislieti
nut_-ui -at in iti. ciasiu it Illi'.. Tilt ii
lialnes have been lurutnhlnelit ill tilt t_
while Jerry's has 1141t been often Ileitrul I. Vet
tlittst_- who knew hint ill 5i until .\fiit_:i li:te tutu1
us that the late Mr. I)ineu.ii hat Miitiiirt_t
has tried to make of each (if lien ,tltS 1 grand
1,_atliutlic. Anti while v i otTer iii siuicenet
syuitjuathiy to his relatives we cauhuitt jay limi a
better tribute in these uage titan luv ,juiottuig
the following notice of Ins death that aiiteiint'tI
in the Sifl'TTIERN CROSS.
With niuch regret \\U anti 'nnt_'e the ut_-at It
MI July t utli of Mr. J. L. l)ineen, ittanager of
Ii artle 's Ti d ,tccu fact' try -,ut ui aga lieu,1 terg
The tleceaued as it pillar of tile small Cathittlit
ct,ituinnnitv in the district in his house they
have been wont to gather once it lilt tutu futr tilt
celebration of Mass by Fr. Klale, 1 01.1.
NII.
Dineen had been ailing fir 5' 'tile time, hut oti1
late] diii tile Svflhittltllis hecitine theliuntel
serious. When tile diet, un tinallv hell] tilt tilt
hiouue, Mr. l)inet_-ui, in it trite Catholic s1tirit,
accepted the news with great resigulaticun 14'
God's holy %N-ill. Fr. Kiavie aulntinitered tile
last -'acraunt_-nts, the I 'atietit receiving 'u ithi the
greatest (ievt,tion, being cttflciuuu1s right to tile
end. The 11artIvY family were moist solicitous
-Jot-IN OBIII1NI:,
Ll'uI vt_TV
ii year luefu Ire Alld uiu.iriv \ erVt iii' at the (_'utlli_ge
tinring tile lttulitlttv, had kill -,,x It lnni.
Jackie came to its in 5e1 ti_tiul ten, i tt_i. - lie was
it tphiet holy, rather shiv and hit exluaulive, but
till 1st- whit' knew Jtit_-k iiitutitateiv tilt ii,- lit very
highly if lnuui , 'u'u In le all nec ti_iniseti that lie \% its
a yen gutiul b., i tie 1111,tttugl ill Ill If hint that
WC ri-jul'tuhiuu-e is taken fntuun th'_- grttmtju 1 thit-
IIttiv Auigels' St tdtthtv, Lu_ill, u If vu inch lie uu'as
an ethifving ihlehflhut_t' VChiiit_ lie was at Mmtniznet
his niutlier dicd mu] Jack left us Sittuti
after, it thie age tf sixteen, tuu help ins father
in the h,tsiuiess at h)tutiluu Slut_-ct, Jlaihuuas,iu i -
i't-lu ti-k in the lhuturuuituug if .\utg. n, hu
ack, ut_h' u'utis vt_nv I tputltiu' with thu, ltlusiuiess
staff, isl.tetl hit' fturt_-uiian atith tt Shlutlu assistahit to
go vu itll Initi fur a huatlut- in thue River Stick.
'I'lue tiact_- tlut_-y cliutse is a ulmtuigeruuts Itant tuf the
rivt_-r at the back of St Michimuel's (,_'hunrchi.
Jack, 'ut_ho was able tu 5\t_ tnt it little, was into
the water tinst and ilttitst iiuuuuiethiateiv his ci tIllttautituuis
tituticu_-ti that itt- \'uas in IliffiCtIltiCS,
'l'liev hi>uut.d It huiiii hunt Jack iitncklv uhisttppetit'eil
fri utul 'u'je\V Tht- fturu-tui;iui juluulcd in
intuuiethiatci v tutu cautght h( d(] u If miii . 1 nit 1 'eiui
lijuuisu_]f it 'u'uemik s\\imnicr. luu f- mild it hard to
iulu Jack mls!luure. Tht_- htu,\''S u_rush lotsu-ned
lilt] hut' 'u\'t_-utt 91IMII. lit']]' cmiuuit.' u uuickiv, tile
ulv 'u''as necovu-reul , hunt MIL-1 MIL'li flu'. T. J I,ytittn
ut nivi_-ul bit,- ft uthulul thuut Jackie was dead. A
rn_-st whit, 'ut_mis u'mlsiuug ti stiv 'tIttss gave ct,nlitit
tim] alusohuutjuuui \'uluilt_- tilt' itt 'u' it_mis still in
the water, and 'u' In_-n the loo iii \\ :IS f, )1111(1
utlu utluu_T irk-st mini tititi-il it.
'l'hie cn,t'uvuis It thi_- Rt-uituituui 'timiss mnuui at the
iii neumil, the ytit us, f cuutitl,letuct- hissed at
hlict_ -titues f Jhubuhc luuutrtls, mititl flue uitnyt'nsai
ut_-i in Iimuiiiiias]ute slit ii ed tit(' t_-steeni in
lut_'lu Jack it u 'u its lit-Id and IliuW all sviillumtthuisu_-tl
-uithi his fuiiuiih'u' \\'e tinder 'thur svmpat]iv to
his sutnrtt'uviuuv fmithien mind sist,_-r. Jackie huuts
_ituuue, 'ut_c trust, Pu j,tiui lus uuuuttluc-r ill heaven,
I itt flit tsi_ - left but_-hiutui miss him very tituch and
lily Lu., uuul''']u tiluIll ill their 5
VIlLI..\M O'CONNOR
(I])19-'2-l)
ill lilt lii it t I uiu-stituuied that the Sill tiect
'f thui ii lii I, et i' 'tilt- tuf tiit_- Ill hit_t, as lii- 'u'umt,
uutui_' 4 the ill( ) ,t truly apuust' die, st it, lu-tits
thuat himuve lumlsseul thurttitughu uIuuuignu't Jut hft_-,
huttlu lit_-ri anti in (euiuumu, ru u\ t_-ul it lii'. 1
illness and ]ti5 tk-atlu ill thu ltuttt_-n (-it hulvuk-ft
with tluttsu- wit,, kute'u'u hiitui thit_-rt- it ]nt-tiu ulus,
tilt_-till try of his sauictitv,
\\'ihlit- ( )'1,_'u tuifli tn 'ut_mis bu urn lull Dct_'euuib 'en 1.
lout—', muul gttt his ttirlv u_'ditcmiti,tn in ins uimitiv_
ttuyt•ti, 'I'u-altt-. lit' cmittie to 'tihitigret .\tuustohjc
t1l, ui] ill Stlutt_'itulten, tttttu, mtiui jutituu.'tl titu_'
in hut_i_i lie t_-titt,-rt,-tl the Sch,uuul
if I 'Iii lu,t t thy - J)ttritit,r all these hut_-nit tti of
stiutl', ijIld in mull tilt- activities f Mungret lift-,
bit, tutu 'i.m St. Jiubutu hit_rchiuuimuuusmus his itiuudt_-l.
N1 tich thu ugh lie lutrigiul f,ut trayu_-n luefuuru_' the
]tie'-'seul Smuu-rmuiutu_-uit, lie never muitsetited lunust_If
fr till mi u buit' tin an urdiiimurv t-ecreatiu tim - But
litany ii ill u_ut_mill Ins muttituitit,- if ti-i_-p rectuhiec-
Ii, tu ut_lit_il hit- wmus fri_u- I' u visit thu.- Chitii tel. lit_-
ui mis a iii-,del .\juusttuiic lit his uuhust_-rvance of rule
nil chistititi, and umo lie i_ut_n ututiced in liiuui the
slightest vuulliultuir\ infriuuiri_-uiieuit of i-itlit_-r.
'I'uu'u'uminihs thu t_ -uiui f luis Plums 1 uhmv—atlul
hit_-Il tlit_- dt_-stiiumutitui tuf students is iieiuig
ltitmuliv :it
utne Wit.' tk-sire was to gut
'ut_Itt_-ru- hit,- could it, itliuSt for (u iii's glutrv, and
it ttlmiv ituu'uv lot, ri-vt_-alt_-ui thiuut lit 'uvihieul to) jttiui
tit(' l'k-uit_-itui uttrists - .\ninterviu-'uv with time
1 I ut-tu in \\ Ill ) did ill it Ct unsiuk-r itinu strotig
e'itutighi f,tr the strain f mu itussiutulen's iifciutmtuit_-
hiiiuu mthlmititluuuu that iuiu-a lit- tllL'll iteard
that there was a hitch in thieitrramigc-mc-tits
'u'uithi it llishrtuu juu I '5,'ut_ , as tile stndi-uit assigultul
to that Fuartictilar uhiucese huti disalliutinti-Il,
mind mut 'lilt_i- uufft_ -rt_ -d lnttiself. As he mit it
huiuuuself, lit- uvminttd "too ttiuuh-me a sacriltc&- for
C'4 ill
The Bisllllp tltt-iuit-d ()it Bnign' tie Sale, (enoa
us tlut_- ithaut fuui 'I'lueuuhti_i'u- , ,uuul thiei'c, miller
flIt i_i'uututi \'itn_-tultimuui imutliu-is, lie heuati final
u 'rut turatiutu fill' tile I nt_-stun, d Ile so niuchi dcsint_-d,
Dtiritug his tittit- ill Ctdiege lie led a
nutust t_-ulifu-ihig life, .\ t'niupanjttl itf tluuuse
ti:iv ii ntis "lit- 'ut_mis ct-nt:utilv titt- niutst
cliv, lit intl uj, its studenl f nuv cnuhht_-,u_ue u,lavs,
\fm,uiv ml tiutit- lit-, witlutuut kniuwitig it, gave his
sunitur t'l:issituatt-s an exmuitilule tif that gtuu,dtiess
u'',l k-int]ness 'ut_Inch shotit,- 1`1 117111 ill eu-cry act
'f his timil'u' uiuttit_-s-- miii exmltulj'lt If 'u'uhat we
s,hiutuuiul strive tut lte—saiuts if ('1t1. Rettietuiht_-r
tu i tlacu_- bu-foru- his '°m 'mini' utis tilt, exmltnl the , uf
lii, vutliuig life it is ati itisliratiitn of s:ut'nifica
titi I, tve fill- (of)u1", st_ru-ice, anti a 'Thy Will be
Pt tnt-' in gtidcn characters . . I ('tin still
ie him kuut-t_-hiuig at Ins htrieditui when hut- foutuid
h difficult to itnderstand his Dogma tir his
Mttrmii lt'cthur&-s Tie wt uuld u trmiv for tivat ligiut
'uvlut'li , f tr mu full muuutl urutfound coulipreiheulsiu ui
is tlt_'cessarv to all st uiui(-nts of Sacred
Tit (.()I ()Q\-
l'huu uitghi always frail-11 uttkiuu ir, his health
!tt_\er ctitisetl atixit_-tv dhining ins titile at Mutti_intl.
atill Iltenc- was ui,tt the least hc'sit,tiutn i'
mill ulyitu i_u lunI to ci tilt ititit his st utuhies----
esit-t'iahlv:ut 1 tdict_i wht-n- !n_ wt 'nit! txu&'ritricu-
stut'hi f:ctbii-nby care its ill Jinigtio]e Salt-. Titit
(',t)ul had other uk-sit_ins, ( )nlv a shot-t ]ut_nit 1(1

THE. \ll x(;R1'1' ANN\t..
if lii, 1110 )lu)l.\ 11ad liii'ii ct III ljletuil \Vlitii
scriu)ITS I iIIlIlI )III Li\ ti -111 )IC ile\i_li t cii, alld lie
had ti (liter the liunluital under charge if the
Sisters itt Uiiritv ill (',eiitia. In spite tuf the
niirennttiiig care I If tlii use gi"R 1 iinns, anti ill ititlist;ii'i1i
;Ill tile eflutrt, lii.tuIe liv highly
i.kilftil uieiliciii hid], lie ulieil fl tile ninri]iI]g
if First Friulav, Suit. 2, 12.
I)ining tile cii using claus f his life, anti Vllen
siilTeriii.t tunch, Ili,, hive of ( )iir a\'iuuIIr liecalile
Inure tiid lilt ri nitei]i,e. '1 want ti gii to)
I liii, lie .iiii I n aiit ti iC as ninili as
lihu]e like I )Ili lirul, vli') died litt1gil]g it] it
''
''1 It \ it iii, iii_ said Ii 1 iuthiI
loll : uufiu r viii lilvi. to rei]iiiiil in.
and II-`ail lie \Vllishiereul 'liii I'iitiui.-i
I ani ilviiig 1 ioiuil 'iI iflutret ntaii.
Ntliiiig cuunlil exceed tile kindness of Fr.
Rector, Hrigiii tie Sale, intl 9 If his fell( uw-
,tiidiiits, to tile hour ihvliti exile—and luau
1 reivaril them fir it I Fathers, Stnulents,
Si-lit',, and ull \V ]I, I kit ei't this 14i_iitle sun]
iiilrihiLt it lung ;iiiul pailifill illness, regarded Iiiiii
its Lu]uitiIer '.,t .\luuvsiuis and Stoke uuf Itini as
,sit cli. Just hiefure Willie's death, the Rectiur
'f lirigitu tie Sale \vru tie:' Jtiveni, est vere S.
.\liivs,ins. Sic i_ 11111 ill ellajit uuIillles 11] liur,-
itali, et i,iu: yen. u.t. •' Later, when aitniulinu.iiui.
the death lie thu '.I) ill i liese n' uruls,
ivinchi We triiil.l;ite:'' ( )uir xiiiit \luui'snp has
101(11 tailed too the Cu ulhihuai]v if the illest Uilni
utituflil itiul really eiuilteiit, lie siil farewell
Ii, arld vjtlt eager S1 lilt Ii nreul ft or
'eil And it is nell fir lie was iiiaile
ft iF this wuurlul hut for Piiraulke. The fnni:il
rites \\'ele uet'fuui'itieil uievuuiit]v, tlfit/ 71u ui?,
tu/If/uuriuz
If/c in/pr'(.cs jut?!.
Mci his life and his ileathi lie ti 115 an
ii]sjtjratjuull His \'eui's \Vei'e fun Luit they
were full
'I'ii his part_-nts atiil frieiiils i'e uuflu_'r s,'i'iiiloath)'
in liii,' iliu_aliuilit!liel]t uuf ;u cilerisliel]
hliilie but tile'' will liiil ciutisuulalju oil in tile
i'('iiieiillul'ailot' if lift sit tnilv unti uu entirely
I veil to I
REV. .JIREMIAI-I A . O'CONNOR.
(I3-. 7.)
It i I \Vi t h very g teat regret we reel urd I he
heat h u If tile Rev. J A. ( )'(.' u mit or, P.P., St
Miu''-, I,iinuritk, \\ III u \\ As iuiie of tile eui'lv
alunnn out \Inngret t'ouhlege. Ihie sail e\'ciit
i,ecuuri'eil after it very s,hiurt ihlncs. ii]] iit1r
I lu'uu1u'
1/427. whIch] lie uassed to) his accuui]nt
ft urt i fi i.'ii liv the rites (of Ill)] v Church.
J err)' ( )'L'u )IT ill )r, as lie wit li )vi nglv culled 1w
ins lilayflia to, s 111 (1 school i.0 )Ili huiihflt ins, \'is hum
at Nen ea,tlt' West, Co Limerick In I and
lieu unged to It \'er - uohul and highly respected
family in tlltt ti iii]. The only iutlier illeluuier
If the fit rinlv was a sister to i %% ht olli lie was
tenuherlv attached. She was it deviotcul stlhihent
(If English litiratuire, and had lieen eontri outjug
siuhlie very reaclalile trtichcs tot thic lurcss
\\'hlehl death ellihileil lii r at all early age. her
heath wis tragically sudden. 'I'hie shuck fur
lie brother uthuer wa lift-lu ung, and whenever lie
referred to her afterwards, even to the very
end, his eves tiileul with tears lie had,
I i never, tire great ci ufl5i lath on that she was
iiiterisely ]uiuui]s, intl ahuhoareuitly was ever ready
fur the call uuf her I_turd mu Master, erehniah
I I'C(,nTl(,r was educated iuv tue (,iinistiati
13i'uuthi's ill htis native tiny]], of \Vhiuih]] he si it ike
in the hnghest terms four tile care and ir]teri.'st
hiestuiwcd loll their )ill iIs, and esocciaIlv f, IF
liii' soulill iuletv ihlStilleul uituo their vuihing nnnds
Having acquired ;A guuuuil hurimary euhureuliu oil
us Well us iravi rig 1iiul a suhul fuuihflhlutiofl in tile
study Of the illICiClIt classics he eiutereul
M till rct Cu oilege in Jarman-, i , that is, It
few months after its irlaligliriti 11 as it (oiiIcgc
liv tile Si iciet' Of Jesus Voeli iniiv it he s_nd
that it wis the Sect Ill ul Siring if NI till ret
Cu liege, The giu mv (if ancient Mirngret ha]
diii] away fumr centuries, arid now it was hoeing
rchievei1 : at first, the beginnings were snuili
arid till juretelitiuil]s But, during Jerry's ft tuir
years' res:uience iic \i'iS witness to tile er(ctiu Oil
f the iut:uurtifirl Cuullige chapel, liii extehlsiiunl
uf thu, ()I(] i uiiihuiitigs :W(] tue ci iis,t ru_ti fl (of tile
"I'i' uuh]es, sui that for \'ears it roriksaitiiutigst
tilt- lemi hug i_u ulli.'ges if Ireland frouni eyer\'
room t u if view,
Vu'liilu, fro oni u'hiiioliio uu'uol liv his gravity arid
iuiet)' lui.' 5i.'i.'hlie11 ihilirked utilt fiur the iui'iestiiuuuuoi
'uiuui this was ciiar:ucti.'nitii if ilini] during his
whole career—then Ilillities In' manifested
tilellleives. Suit ii after eritel'iilg Minrigret in'
(list ill gliisilt'ui himself as an athlete and was
11111(11 ulei'i ted to g]iles iuf t'verv kind In
fact, lie wusalc'iuher and u urgal]jser in that
oli,'l uurtliieiit , \\.t,ll ulco ve r('n)ehril'ue,'r his
ri )IT uh iii, 'Tice iii hi' I 'ill m,'l'-lii]hlts (a very novel
Ili, lie if i't'ur'eitiuuil fuur flout I if lIst which
hccanic i'er)' i'i Ili hir liv reasu on if being so
sueeessfulhly c'ilguiei nil liv hit lurolliotcrs.
h,_'rieket itirth 1( Itit] all were the fuvi uihritc gaines
10
at the Lolhegc in those ohavs, and vo unrig
I l't,iuhlh](ol was pnmiirierit in all 11111 ilig tIle
siunhrliu,'r and tl]tullIi!] hhlu.oh]thlS cricket \\ as cxtenlsivcl'
lola cii, allul iriatchies ii iii.' freuluehltiv
ouh'gou1seoh ()'L'uunhluul' uvIms till,' Mil) \iIIs ilnm) S
expected tot cu ire well. In later years hi'
uuftu,'n l'etIil'l]ed too bay as it lasn-stlhuielit, i1:niv
eVents i' uiino,'o,'to_'ui ivitli tilt' lula\''l's liii 1I1lto'iIo'
of tiliuse fi'-iot1' ol:u's stIih]ol toult '1'i')' loh'iohilIhi1'l]t_
iv ill If) ff1101.
The lilies of Francis lii mfhjosoun, with Suuhlle
stimall chuill''e ill till,' ivouI'uls, exbor'ess to) suonle
('Xtehit tile iluhburessiu ons left oil lily nuinol ui hid]
later lull I reyisiteui till,' scelles uI tilt- nitatehues
so i hr ot lv ci Oh]tl,'5t0,'Ol
"F, ,r the tuu,'lii is full shaules its I Item
tin shaolu n''v coast,
Anci It ghuimstl' imItslnlil luia)'s too the hitowlinlg
if It ghost,
.'iuol I bk thiliingh ill)' tu,'ars iuh] It 50411h]ilii,'sS
i'lauoi1t,g hoist,
AS the I'ihli-stelhi'l'', tliek'er lit and fro I, to
11141 fri o
I Iii, for the \Iurrigr'et hiuu)'si of lilome thrill
fourt' years ago.''
After Ioouir years lllrill,'l' tile fimstei'ing care ml
liii Jesuits, and having successfully ivasseuh us
ill )olenitil Science lie boruiceeohuol too \ItyhiOmuothl
L,uohlu,'ge in i tntii entered 1st 1 hi hriuty
t_,las, ii ith twui iutiu,n '\hurigi'ct students. 'l'heur
exIthluhnlatiu iris were uu lur'ilitnt tlu:it the )olav-
tiumouth IilItiliul'htll,'s ii lute It sj ii,'eiml letter' cot 0)11-
grtl1lIotiourr tot the rector' i of )ohullgr'et . lii'-
snrriiirriuiings \vu,'re nun cmulllhuietel\' t'hlllhigeml
I his i'ltss-hljatu,'s llt]hhuloereil Cl( use I 011 mmlii' 111111-
oireeh frouruu every bolort ut lh'elllltol. New iuhi'us,
varieol uihscllssiu oils, auth tile sttiolv 'If i)i','iiuut\
were the u mroiei' 41f tin uiI\' , and the new sI Ilu iii I
seo,'ilueml si hilbohov ill his lien' cu uliege 111411L. Iii
I liv ohs1 ulll\'eui :L gi,eit faeurltv f or iltakihlg
frien( Is, so ulire oof \i'l]i I I i ii etc life-long,
As his lnulh]d i)riliiiehueul ioiioi olei'elio it- ii lie
lOccIt]hie a diligent Stl]dehit i of tue sacreol
5cicr]ccs, hoeing well recimgi]isl,'ul liultil thin muid
afteruu'mnils four a souliol ariol exhucolite knowledge
, If the various stihjects, Ainionig stulihel]tsah]d
iroifessumrs lie was highly resiui'cteil, anol at the
saltie tille \\'Iis daily IIci\'ah]cing ill the virtues
of his liv calling.
Iii i2tiu , luai irig eounllboleted his till,.( do ugic:ml
L'omhlrse i','itli uiistihictiuml] hue iv.ms uml'ilIIilIo_'Ol ii ith
his class-mates ill tile imealrtiflll cuuhlege i.'llaluei
by the Mmus,t Rev. IJr, Walsh, A relul uis}lm u of
I )ulohiu , As there \''I{S flu_i vacancy ill his iiati\Ldiu
icese at tile time, tic x% cut tcllij 00 mrliri lv with
ti\°o I other (hiol,'t'Si,1n15 to thu, ;\no,'huolio,ocesc of
\\'o -,tnuiu-,ii'r \', here he so muIII Ililtohe htis iiriimk,
four' iiitluiii It siluort loeh'iumol, lie ivts transferred to
tit(-- ml'iu-(,,lmtill,'OlI'lll at Isehlsihlgtumll—uullu_' of the
1110),It 11111 00 mnti lit lull isili's Ill the lIlt 10)100 ulis,
I lilt lit' uilstil]glrishuo,'d huih]iself as it iul't]del]t
ohr'u,i'I I' 1 gouuuoi Ioreacliei', a well as a tille
I , his \'OuiCl,' \\1l5 Iilhhllll'Iihoi'' suiiteol too
Chill 1 11 music.
Ni. colliss tom so' tile hi my ott' such high
In fist', lium\\' tillIt he uu'as till,' bird's alto mn]to,'oi,
ii is dei'iuteui ill II s mi'i'ith h]t:Iilliel' to Ills s:it'I'i'oh
uhitit's, Its nell its ti the general uvelfai'c of his
I eu ml ole 'l'hliuIlgir he louveoi I ',I ill 'I boor during
his hllisslu 011111')' career, iii' 11101 little sci tie at
I it, 'I, I4'LiO,'°o\OOit,
herrsil]gtuoll as it 'oilS lol'hllciloollv tile l'i.',loll,lutiol
ollian'tel's out ill' ''i'll-iuu'oluo, ,\L lt'ligth, tittill]('
('Ilfill,' \'u'ill,'i] ill,' X% III l'l,'i,'iilll,'ol boy his htishu ml,
Must Rev, I in. I I'h) yen too his native ohi oct'si
it 1111 liii' l'l,'lllIIhllull,'l' I of his lit'' \N :Is 5il,'tit if lilt'
cit) ]It 110% C( I sot ii l,'ll
his inst Ill thou oiflthllo,'Ili \% as too till,' (_imthll,'oll'ah,
111101 -it tilt' '-alit' tulle lIe wits tilt' iiI'st 'hiiL olliiit
too St. Ju Ills IlO.- o ital. 'I'iue thu 051 mital was tbldlI
)'u lftt4' 111101, iLit' 1,11 stlo,il iristittltioh]5 had its
oil Ihli'liities too l,'licu ol]Iito,'r. lit' tooumk tile Olcl,'jol,'Sl
ihltl,'i'l,'st in its g(o)d uvoui'k and uli'u't'loobo]Ilent, 1111,1

I oS I'1Ii MI AC, Ri:l, .NNIAL. OBITUARY. 109
helped it lii iiiiiallv lii a .j etial iiiil1liei, iv
organizing ctllectii,iis, alit1 enlistnit. tile -,vnii
aies If tin st vlii ci 111(1 f >rv.ird its list. fiilness
; and later in his carter as. \iiniiiiisirator
of St. Michael's ail(l tinailv as P.P. of St.
Mary's he \VaS one of the governors of the
Hospital. In tile year I oo 1, having slit 'wii
siicitl i_tli.tiuiiitieS he \'I5 ti.iiisfeiit.d to tiit.
largest .iiiul most Ililportalit lirisli in the diori_se,
St. tl ithi.tel's, 1.inieriek vi litre a /.ealWLis
lirie't has plenty of scope for good works of
all kind, Alliong his fellow priests in this
liarishi vi err some \VlloS&' ilan It: s \% ere liousehuilti
vi ords in the city, and vi iiichi are still lilentitiiietl
Vi ithi 1 ieneihictii ill liv the very 1 iour.
_\ssociLtitil1 vi'itli silt_il viat, a great education
for hi n, anti will did lie l'riltit liv it. Zeal
and dcvi tn in too thmtv marked Ins Career : alid
the poor and lielliless had a friend anti pit
tectttr ill itini. Ili the eiillrs& if tulie, ill the
year II)o' he was appointed Administrator it
tins Iargi.. WILL ilijirtant liarisli, and for nine
ears he continued to ftilti I tile duties if his
titice to tile satisfaction of all concerned, anti
vitli the blessings if tile poor vhti vi'erc
regularly relieved I,\ - him Ill their dire distress.
\. itli priests and people he was, as admnnnstrator,
ii great favinrite anti ' erv lpu!ar. lie
ti ok it leading part in all the nio\ enients alit1
viirks itittigurtited for tin. vit'lf,tre I If the
cit i/ens.
liv reason of his SUCCeSs as adlllillistratl 11 1 If
St Mit. had's and tile alilireciatlIll I If ins 'i.rk,
lie st, ii iii high in the estnnatit in i If his 11ihi
and I tile of tile last, if Ill It the very last iiilitinistrative
act I of tile Most Rev. l)r. (
was lift api iiiiiitnieitt of Father ( )'t,_'i 111111IF in
iii 7 to the vei- v nilliiii taut iiarisli I I f St .\lar 's
vi Iiichi has had a very (listinguisliei ri III I if
Parish Priests. In ciiinparativehv recent timlies
tvio i if ti]elii vi ere afterwards itishiolis of the
diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Butler and Most Rev.
Dr. I lallinami. here lie spelit tell years ill the
zealous discharge 4 if Ins duties, and hi people,
whit I are alliiingst tile lutist religi ills ill tile city,
were vi i 11mi. md ardent co-operators in the
ctiltivati I iii of I iletV and iii ieiijenci_' to (' t iii 's
hay'. In tile nnilst i if such haipv surroundings
lit' v;is stricken di t\','n over I wit years ago by a
very serious illness, Ft Jr a time there was
little hope of his lecoverv;at IeIIgtI1 he rallied
and his strength returned hut not fill] v. Never
atzaill hail lie tile sanie energy, though he
talked ninch (If undertaking 5t tine NV, ,Z fir
tile \\r'lftiie of his people. having passed his
I tilt .t iv career iii the three liii ist jlli1 iortailt
I 'ar is] es I if tile city lie vi as vi eI ku tvi Ii llV tile
citizens and was \'ei'V liii iillam', lie, ill tlirii,
h;ol a go_at luielllory for tat_es, and was aide to
ri_ci gliNt.' alto call by their nanies tin isi_' vi 114
were ehililren when lie last met thieiiu
In tile May of 1027, lit jttiieil tile Fnglisii
iill.riliiagu' Iii tile Iloft l,aiiil of winch close
till tile half vi err Irish. lile journey was nist
enjoyable, and lit' s1't'iili'il to have relished tilt'
sea-''livage ill tiit' Mt'iiiteri'aneaiu, tile viarlil
Still, and 4 )rii_'ntal lift intl clistinis, hini
surl assing anvtlnnit I if life's cxl terience vi as
tile thrill of awe, of reverence anti gratitude lit
`.tiil as we visited each if tile lit ii V Places
siiiietited liv the ft itstei is i if t our Redeemer.
.\. Ft. ( )'Connor often said, "viliat a grand
Ill i'atjitn for ilt';tthi '' lit.' departed from the
il iv Plates y'illi nian regrets, clliisl iling luuiit
\\illi tile iuolte that lie nught situ m'etuiI'll
lii tile first Irish iilgrilnage to thi I Lolv
Plates, 'Fite Irish I iilgrimliage is hieing tirgall-
Neti, and will take lilaci ill a fey \'t.'.Ll's, hut
Fr. 4 )'(__', nut ir 'ill not bit' ii lilt_mill er if it, fiji'
lie has itt_en railed h V his Mtster to uk eternal
htiiiie where lie is molt heading tile earthly
fl 11 It s I Ul tf Ii's I )i\'ilie Reileenier, lint vi'liere
vie iiutmiii tiv lii 11 it' that he gazes ()It the l'itdiallt
ti iiiiteiiance of Hill) \\hi till he loved sit vi t Ii
R.1 P.
"tIICIJAEI. KELLy.
( I923'27.)
ii \i tyenijiei' 2 \\( rt i'elveil tile sail Ill '\\ s
that \lit'liitel kelly hull I lied tilt.' ltre\'itttis e\ ii -
iii g.
t.'liuit I came lii \liimigret with his hirtititi i
I)iuigias, ill Sept 112;. During his four \'r,tr
here lit.' had pro lyeil that lii.' was a iiuiv of nile
than ordinary ability and secured a \t_'i'\' g( )I
Itlace ill his Class eatIl year. Few itt vs of his
tinie lit_id a lugiler lace in the esteelll of his
si'hiiiiiliiiates than \hiko, as tiury used to call
lhiill , He hatl ti 511111 It' until chlarllhiu niallnt'r,
whn'li uliled to his qtuet st_list' of lullllhuiur muiade
hum a pleasant t_'i iiiillanit ii. lit' was uilvi'ays ali
influence f tr good in tilt.' ch ii, ] auth was a
Model flieiliift'r of the S Ijialit\' (of tilt: Blessed
\irgil. Last June liI, passed tilt.' Matm'iculatii
II exallnnati in and ill C ctt her Vi tilt illttt
ri sitieiut'i_' at I luiVtrsit' I LdI, l)uithui anil lie,gun
tin.' nit_'dical Course at tniyersitv t_tillt'ge,
'l't ivi aids thut' r'nih t of C )ctt her lit' let it he k- 111 viii
that lie \vui1 stultu'i ill, frltlil St''t't'l't,' lit'illitlt'hlt'5"-
hatem' he ailnntted that he luii felt the hauls
for seyt_'r.tl d:i'', loo-fort —and had to l'ellittlli ill
hi_ti, Iii it fry' days Ill. \Vas i'ellloVelh lii a
nursing httimie as Ins condition siiiiwt_'ti iii, iiiihirlivelulent
and caused anxiL-tv to Fr. I i'Mahutiny,
\Vllji is III t'httrge (If the st utleiltS it the
Hall. 1)1'51 itt.' tile lit st mnethical care lie grew
worse and passeti ayav in the evelnng of Nov.
to, Reiptieni \ltiss was ct.'lehrateil fir the
ri_I lose i If his so;ill itmu Nov. 21 ill the Chiai ti_I of
I iuiversitv hall to viuiich his remains had iti_t_'ii
liii ought, anti Iatem' in tile day thut_' fuilerai set
lint ft ir the falmulv burying gri 1111111 near
f( ,itl rd
Front far anti ]War I iellI lie t.'allle too JI lilt the
Sutti pl'lit_'t_'Ssiilli as it alihlrttachieti hi" hutiiie, anti
to lay their last respects to Itile tht.''i' loved,
Tin.' many niessitges of svulII IRtiiV that reaciued
Ili-, parents, fl'illlt all Who viiti hiutti kuuit'iui
ilikti, gave further 1irtttif of tin. grief that was
felt at his death and tilt' sltli't,vi' for tlit.' iiieiiu-
1 cr5 Of his fiiuiiy.
tjl Ii iveti thicllult_'i too and He took luui to
1 iiuuist'if vi Ili It' he was still \'ttulng. Stiffer the
lilt]( ihilthi't'ii to ci lilt.' unto \It_, and forbid
tln.'iiu not : 1" ir of siirii is tilt.' Kiulgdi till of
'i'hiuit Miciiutt.'h \\uus ,gemitie as a chiihii
viC huute already said, timid a few iii iiirs utftei' ui5
(it atit , iii tin.' Chiiirchi vi here he had i ifteit st.r\ i_ti
Mass, l)e,lil Ltinilugtitn spike ill touching terms
of this trait at the chnhlhm'ell's Mass. That
\Iit_'hi'tel's sjitil \\ as alstt chiltllike aitti jllilticcitt,
oil(' 'ho knevi' that sonl iuutiunuutt'lv t.'tlil
tt.'stify. .'\iud vhijle we oiler our sincerest
svmill iatlly to Ins futtiier anti mn it liii', II i I) iligias
amId the other iuiemiuhit_'i's if his faiiiil', we klttiw
that thur rt_'ve:thiiug f this fact, lily' thuat their
boy liut"i glue to (',til, will lit tiut.'ii' gI't.' Al. '"t
i' n liii' in
,RMES CMPhlFLI..
(l92ti"2t'.)
1h1t -,athili, St liii'.' if tilt' vi Ill III, VL'ar at Muuiuglut
\Ls t'tituui'tItt\', iltu' , \'t'hit_mi hltilil' Jim
L'ailli iht,_'ll vuts I 11­4 i'iii_'ii, It 'Outs liii.' Pro Ivuluci'tl's
htla x 4 l and a siiitilv viau'miu tlav, so the
hit 's Vi el'e Most an xii Ills to lt,,' till ivi ed to i gui
ilatiuilg. Siinievihuit i't.'lumctunitI', as Lotightnii ire
is liltlullg More thi:tiu thur i't.'illtiiiIs itt tilt.' winter
ihootis, Fi'. Recti,r hiutti gi'.tnted thur Ilt'l'Inissiltlu
fill' the Jirst tulle a few days hirt_'vitulsly. C In
ihlis dut'i' after a shut ii't \'1211k thit.' st_ui ir iii l'i'S went
ii hatin.' tiut'rt_', 'l'hlegl'etltt.'l' halt of tIn.' lake
is t mtly a few feet dt_'eI I ullili tilt_re wts mutt dangt_'r
fetireil, 'l'ht_' it' IV \\'el't' t nj \ ing tiut'Ilistlyes,
J illi t.,tLilI ii jell tIlili hug tiueni , As it is so very
shuallity lnutluv if the lit Os vi cit.' itut sitimIt.' thslutiit_t_
ft till tilt.' sit( Ire , 'iia1 dt_' Ill tile alau' iii
vi as gi\'eli tlutit Jun Caiuiiii ILA i hutiti g4 Me nniht'r.
hit.' hutiti stt.'lIiled utlil ial't.'ntl\' into a illilt',
(juuit_'kI' 'I'ont Seavi,'i's .tiith titilels I hislit_'li to thur
0_stilt.' anti Ililuu t.'5it.'t.'IalI.'' ihiti t_''er'thillg tluuut
Was It issihlle to rest_itt.' his companion. As, Jimmi
i_lIt tht lviii Fr. Calter, S J, who was oil the
loiik several yards away ltrttnititmieed the vt_truIs
,If al jsi titltit Ill.
'I'hie wtltt.'r was no\\' miuuilti'1' and tile locating
f the t.'xttt.'t s It It vi iuere the accideilt occurred
was thilicuilt , i't'i'' hit lv vi liii could do utiuvtluliug
utssistt_'ti in ti''ii,g' to 1111(1 tilt' hiitdy, hut
J un Mclnei'iuey, Jill[ C IVOITIllall auth ltutthilv
trrv \vt.'re -'s eciahl tint i rimlg ill their iffi trts,
After about a Iluarter of an littuir 'In, Bodkin,
whit had arrived froni tile t,_'iillege, stict_.t_t_1t_1
ill bringing the ht,tiy to thit.' surface,
amid willing ivaittis were ready to take it ashore,
vi huere it vi as anointed.
Fr. Nt.'Il', '-,.J., who holds a First Aid Certi-

'I'll! \Il N( 'RT'1' .-\NNI\1,.
In
I 'I I. '.It C itI1iI \'ljtt hail 5110 I. \ - Ili liii - Ill niiil:ir
tasi -., at tilti - iteglil ittil - IlIlts it r& -sllslit:ltl I ll.
1 Irs. \1( ,i- ith aiid C( \Vt_Il llstt iIlluLkl\ ill
tile 511-lie and did evervtlnng in their 0' 11
But all to till avail and it would stein that
death c011ie fri tin heart failure rather than from
drowning. It was a sad lirocIssion that vonnil
its \VIV lizll'k tit the College, bearing tile death
body if Jim Campbell.
•I'lit, i'llii r had the ilard task of 1 treakii
till i Hi] ilt'\ S It 1i i 0 11 it viiifi rd.
'11. 14 ii il.
J .11 1. C.UdlI'ItII.I..
lhevir rivet] At tile Cilege early next illorililig
After IN' III 'tlass lii the Llliiitl. tlit..
Cititill \\ :[I I tlil'ed II] tile ]le:Irse, vincli also'
carried it wreath fro till tile iii vs if Mtlligret.
Tilt' tilllelai llloyeil (11 M ii tilt aVI 11111', anti
tllert was hardiv an eve \\it]hi tilt tears as the
liv, vaikeii alt tug reciting till Rt is. rv OlId
other ]tflverS for tilt stilll 'If tileil it tillratie.
ir . klCtoi •iietiilij'allied tilt leillaills to winford,
tiilietili - r o itli Jilu's Ifleilil, I'atiilv Fmill
t.ritwils CZIIIIi - 0111 a eollsjiieraitle iijstalll'e to
Illeet tile sail 1101111 Ci 11111114, shti\Vi1114 hlt'\V Illileil
they grieved at 1115 (IL-lith and for his father and
Ill tiler "txt day after 5iileillll I4ethlllelll
\ILS, J ill i LalliIII It 1l WA lit ill lii ri -st -
J illI \as it llrllvl - rsai tavttllritl :illiiitlg all whit
klll - \\ 111111 It 11111 ri] anti allit 1114 tile lii ivs at
Mllll.gret. it ettillil Ill 't have lititi ithler\ ise
liii ill ilati hut it trite 4 if seltIslIlless ill ills
character. I I is t 11 lights were ti instantly
aitittlt I ttllll5. Viell (It '15 till- \ rltl-r relllelihi tel
Wilt_Il Jillls fll to I%% 115111011, \hikt t lxell\
tlil(1, Ill-k\ ill] xi ills tile boy was to get every hit
if illlutrillatli ill that Was gonig and lIst_il till- Il ti
iiiiiii4 it idling si\ilig : "lilis, father, lilaV lie
(If 5111111 1151 for tilt- ;NNlAI " A fev days
1 i -ft rI- till - tragedy si IHIC itt ivs were discllssihlg
death ill] \\ 111111Cr they wtunld like ti lea i
tln lift .5 Illet tile asked Jim if lie VttIliui liki -
ti dj-. III- ill-sitateil fir it ilitillIelit and tilell
.1 : I vi 111(1, i tlIl\ fur lllV fatlli - r and
rI tiil-i.' JIllI 's iassilg 1V1V '\aS SlliIilell.
- It ill C ;(-WI 1111 liv it was hut all till] ru jill - ti
Lath
It Was tile eveililli.Z if tile sad acilt]
the writer was talking aht tilt it witil out 1 till
other latliers at tile L'iillege. lii 111111th netl
how ilnailil Ilt ills was till tilt Ills f 1raise t oo IL
hllaril tin ever\ - side frttill Jilil. lllastt -rs 'ibis
un -st Wilt t ]l1iti lCllst ill to t ku ot 11111 hit tel t haii
iIliVttIIe else qihietiV said : 'C ;oil Cillith have
taken liti lit tV fl-i Ill 115 V lit t V Is sit Vi elI
Ill itrld. Jill[ t__iLIhII till-Il V Is 1 sitlIlt - ' ' lie
liii 11111 to t_'tihlflssioll till till e\ e.f till 1:11 -St
I ri LIV had rleei ved I It dv Cl lllilltlnui)fl uifl the
First i'r'dav and again lull iitliriiav Ill' riling.
I il \as 1 daily CitIlIllItIflicailt ,\nil sit Jttii
1 11111 ilieli \V1Ilt Hi Illeet ilis jiidti -
We te'itler tilir deeiiest 'Villi ,iitil\ to his
io 11t-hrttkeii f:lthll-r and lilt ther, 11111 to Ills
-1 h i ltj v I I May lit- rest 111 I '1 lie
II -. WII,I.IYsl 1-IFNR'I. SJ.
\\ I 1114111 H I l Ili L ti lilt Ill tIlllIe till - deltIl it
\\iIIlllll I It -ui'. lit hllallv gelleratitills
f till Past 1115 inline ill have nt sugiliticence
bill tilt se 'Of till-ill V It,) have i asse-d ft irt y W i I
rI-call that Ili,- V i. 14.1-ct ir at Mtiiigret fri till
I liii ti liii;. IIt- elltereth till tt iiiet of JeSLIS
ill 1S74 01111 after till usual training ill the
oliegi-s aiiil illlvjtlg tillisileth Ili'., studies, at
ltitliie and dirt (all—ill Was ill i'r:iIl&'e studying
Pihilosii1 ll\' jii j 55I Wilell till Jesuits were IXillied
from that ct untrv—hte as i irtiainei]
nI-st ill I 5o I - illree years later lie Was alit
jilted Recti ir of Belvedere College, a ].ioSitioil
ill 11111] lhiltul I IL u_i, wiien he helitille Reettir 14
'ilu1lhgrl-1 . Ill Iii; lIe was lilatle \icl- -l4.l-ct4tr If
ihilitiin Park and at tilt cnil f a few \l-ars
was iliIhlheti it of tilli iii 14V. Ili l",,
It(' \N ;is lttaeiled to St - F alieis Xa Vier 's
C. hllIllil , Uppt-r ( ',arthihl- r St., will-re Ill- vi
iii lihIti 1 lilt V hen he V Is applintcd Rel'tt ir
if 'l'nllalieg. Ill.- haul rt_ -tjreti from that i thee
'tidy a few hlhillths huh Was livill14 lit Miilttiwii
Park, Wilen till- last cilange C011Ie lie died
this vt -ar 'in tue feast if till _Ihilhllll'i;ltIiuil.
ihii fact that sit Ilillihl I if his life Was Sj lilt
in CtiiIlllilhlld shows what was tlltitil4iIt of his
tilLir;Ieter and abilities, 1115 jtldgllient and tirhlllhtss
Nti tine Wilt I (A LT kni-ti hull had ailV
Ill 1111 It alit ihlt ills ti 111110 55 5t tihle wu iti]d give
that ijitalitv ailotill- r 110110 - t-siieciallv till lit ivs
lit- t;inght It 'I'nliahtt.-g and Clt mg( iit-s and lid-
\ -1-tlI-rt- and \ihhllgret. III titliti lie 11111111 LI
\. this selth'il I if thi- \'-..xi .r, i5 giin.
hhhilIghi the liress ve learn t ith rt-gret of till
do ;tillif Jot - .\lwrit , I if Newcastle \'tcst, ill
\ia - ; I I Ii - silletli \lll1ilthlV is teihtiel-i - ii
JOHN J. All IRN.
'.1 III hlILlll,—hle ilas ill-I- Il III tilled - liii III,'\VLlS
eertalll]v 1 jtist 111011. III' Ili I lllles chIle htartiy
frtinl his tellljI-r:illlellt, but iilsui ill it great
IlIcLlslire from hi slIng sense of duty and
just ice. And it was true that no one ever
worked ii.ir1-r for his liii's tin took a deeper
interest ill t]llIl1 - But 1 iehn 1111 that granite
exterluur and that great vOice, lay it telli]I-rness
(if heart Vi Inch few 5ilS.iielte11, lint hich till
rare t it_dIsh ills hil-trayeth ltsl-If at si lilt- l- xj.ressjt
ill if gratitude ill little gestllrl- if au ii irlciatu( iii
avid itTectitiii. It was certainly that side f
his character, along \itil his t'heerftii patience
Ill SllfIerilli4, \V]IiI'il lllLlllife.lei] itself llltile and
liii it in his host years at hllllalit-g, ill ins 111:11-
ilIgs Vitil ierti; its, and Jtlllitiru, and Il'Iviles.
I4i -tiihiesctt ill Pace.
ti Ins Iu.liellts Alld finn]v and to his (ollil1S
lull LIih(i I5l'iili l)Luilalll I \la In- It Stin
llLit_'l -

112 THE MUNGRET ANNUAL.
An r-at. •DI41inuio O Ceattait, C.1., Ut4tctn na Soi1.e
4rpor 1se, .nan14t&1L6.
An t.t. ComAr 6 Siuiti, c.i., Le4r-u46rAv.n.
an r-at. met O moni, c.i., Sri6rt6I1 téiinn
An r.tt. Liam flc CopmMe, c.i.
An t.At. Sean 6 C4trIs, c.i.
An v.St. tI4m 6 c.i.
an r-t. miprin 6 Corbin, c.i.
An c-M. peD6p 6 Tutbv6i1i, c.i.
An r-t. çe400p4 Mac i3uit,, c.i., r-ut%rfl fl
Soite
An t.tt. ComF 6 mu1ituite, c.i., e4SAtic6Ip an 1111.
an v-at. Thapmuvo 6 hut", c.i.
An t At. C401e in 6 IDALAI& c.i.. ScIüptóir Smcco.
an r-at. eóin Celxc&IV, c.i.
mirIr Osp. bóioicin, c.i.
Ulnrlonn Oip. 6 lftinea&6a, c.i., Stitiitóii Smr&
n bptii Sean puIliré4t, c.i.
n btip conl6r 6 Ct&r4Is, c.i.
An Jtip Conir ó mIa1&66, C.'.
An btittii tu .otiI 6 5inne, c.i.
An bpt6Ii peoap 6 VostA64, c.i.
cuit-m6ince6ini.
miet o m,pu.
Se4n 6 bpI4in.
06,iin1.t 6 rnu1peb..
tiam ó Se6ThArIS, (Ottuh re Ceót).
411 iooftfain : lloibeapo oe 161rre.6 CettIS.
An P4CO1R Se6q1e 6 h-r5in.
) Sj'i 111 tIn\1t1re 1 n-'ice ttnhi1ie.
4.) fl CO1..\1SCe
1927-28.
tt.wt1.fl: An t- CIt4 011i. tstti.r O CIti.In, c.i.
Rector : Rev. Laurence Kieran, S.J.,
Rev. Jeremiah Kelly, S.J., Superior of Apostolic
School, Spiritual Father.
Rev. Thomas Sliulev, S.J., Minister.
Rev. Michael Meanev, S.J., Prefect of Studies.
Rev. William McCormack, S.J.
Rev. John Casey, S.J.
Rev. William Kane, S.J.
Rev. Martin Corbett, S.J.
Rev. Peter Dwyer, S.J.
Rev. Frederick Cuffe, S.J., Assistant Moderator
of A1)OStOliC School.
Rev. Thomas Hurley, S.J., Editor of the Mungret
Annual.
Rev. Jeremiah Higgins, S.J.
Rev. Kevin I)alv, S.J., Prefect of Discipline.
Rev. John Calter, S.J.
Rev. Matthias Bodkin, S.J.
Rev. Vincent Dennehy, S.J., Prefect of Discipline.
Br. John Purcell, S.J.
Br. Thomas Casey, S.J.
Br. Thomas Murphy, S.J.
Br. Roderic Greaney, S.J.
Br. Peter Foley, S.J.
LAY MASTERS.
Michael Moore, Esq.
John O'Brien, Esq.
Daniel 'Morrissey, Esq.
William O'Shaughnessy, Esq. (Music).
Medical Adviser Hubert Roche-Kelly, Esq.,
M.B., B.A.O., B.Ch.
Dental Surgeon :—George Hartigan, Esq., L.D.S.
401 çeL1sthifl
ptruis ó Cott-Al
p1Db tflc C0n1t501
Serpo Mac cp6s14
Caoithin ó Duinn
136mn4Lt o h.4irrné1s
Dl.tpmuiD o Sé4ii
4 h.4on
Sean ne b61ic
Seorih ó CtihoiLt
Séniur ó hiobpo
Semur ó t.oinsri
pvuis o motmuiOe
0IuI5 o bpt sin
Liam ó Se34
Comr oe Stóc
)3p6inr4r ó flUh'ifl
4 Do.
Cu .t-tu 'i UI
1:e4p464? Mat An b.ite
Uinrionn Mac 1)6riin4itt
4poLci.
pioini.sr oe bO1ica
ppui5 m4c5epit
pTiIuis Mac eó&io
Sen1ur 6 Comsitt
4
Cut.th1.Mtti
Sean o CAlnin
pt,puis o Ce4pb.itt.
p.sD11uis 6 C0111416
Se6n ó Vt4nnaStin
tusio ó b-4nntsin
Sé4mur ó h-epitte
e6monn 6 h.e1pe4ii6In
Doiminic ó Céipin
DesrmOtn o Célpin
tr 6 CéiVin
PHILOSOPHY.
Second Year.
Coffey, Patrick
Conroy, Philip
Croker, Gerard.
Dunne, Kevin
Harnett, Daniel
O'Shea, Jeremiah
First Year.
Burke, John J.
Caulfield, Joseph
Howard James.
Lynch, James
Mollov, Patrick
O'Brien. Patrick
O'Shea, William
Stokes, Thomas
Webb, Francis
nanS .SrtT)-ce$sc4tis Leaving Certificate
Second Year.
Lay Boys—
Bailey, Ferdinand
McDonnell, Vincent
Apostolics-
Burke, Francis.
Fitzgerald, Patrick
Keogh, Patrick
O'Connell, James.
First Year.
Lay Boys—
Canning, John.
Carroll, Patrick
Corry, Patrick.
Flannigan, John
Hanrahan, Aloysins
Harley, James
Irwin, Edward.
Kearns, Dominick
Kearns, James Des.
Kearns, Laurence
COLLEGE ROLL. 113
mpcur 0 loInr1; Lynch, Mark
enionn o l.iSIn Lyons, Edward
Cortmsc m4sc Citi5, McCarthy, Charles
414,onrur ó Comsitt, O'Connell, Alphonsus
Sennir ' Sotln1 in, O'Gorman, James
m&et Mac ph1i.nr, l'ierse, Michael.
tirn ne )4Ol
Power, Liam
p01. ue Paoli Power, Paul
p.ruis bretmsi Walsh, Patrick.
ti.sni fl1c Coitre Woods, William
4rpotr1.
P1)VUiS bAr(lwo
Contáti ó 'Finn
Dommstt mac SIotL
liul;.
tim 6 Lori)
t()S4ifl ° COñinir
Sean m.w t1ittim
Apostolics—.
Barrett, Patrick
Finn, Cornelius
Fitzpatrick, Daniel
Lee, William
Toner, Eugene
Williams, John
4n ce.*tTU415 e$D4fl- Fourth Intermediate (A)
theMOfl4t (4)
Cut.bu.C'.iUi
Lay Boys—
mk'et ue b611c4 Burke, Michael
rvOS Deire
Deasy, Timothy.
rnice?t fll4S
Garahv, Michael
miet 0 h-4innin Hannan, Michael G.
Sean 6 C0n411.t O'Connell, John.
Sen ó h.400s O'Hea, John
pui3 ó mtiin O'Mahony, Patrick.
Se.tn ó neit O'Neill, John F.
piJruis ó Süitl.e.tin, O'Sullivan, Patrick B.
Com.r siti Sheehy, Thomas
Cotm.r sao+ar
Seavers, Thomas.
4rpol.r41 .
Apostolic*--
T)oviimsU ó Coil.ein Collins, Daniel.
4iUe Mac iol.tsj'Oiti Gilhooly, Albert
Comir tonpopt Langford, Thomas
cLs1iuis Mac Donn& McDonagh, Patrick A.
tucir Mac 4onsur. McGuinness, Luke
muirir 6 mAot4t Mulcahy, Maurice
CS ó mu4vA Murphy, Timothy.
Semur ó DeMi (.)'I)ea, James.
pkotluls 0 Coinl.ein Quinlan, Patrick
Seniur 0 Droine.Mn Thornton, James
Sen fl1c Coil.re Wood, John.

114 THE MUNGRET ANNUAL.
n cetnU e- Fourth Intermediate (B) pkoiui a mu1ths Murphy, Patrick
Re4Oon (b). Ca ó Saittebin O'Sullivan, Timothy.
Mitet oe Itéir Wallace, Michael.
CuAt-uA&Itt' Lay Beys-
Semur ó h-eral1te Harlow, James
Third Intermediate (B.)
ppuls mac 4nnpoI Harrison, Patrick. theM5ond (b)
toirett Mac Lioráin Liston, Terence.
Comr Mac CtptiS McCarthy, Thomas Cut-tu41Lt1 Lay Boys—
Sean Mac 0onn:4 Macl)onagh, John b.
Smur Mac an 010-1 ntS McInerney, James M&ijiria o Comin Commins, Martin.
14onrur tThc fl4oir McNeice, Aiphonsus 3en mac Conih4ie Conway, John
pea-oar ó btoii1t O'Boyle, Peter. T)Aiti Mac coirreuis Costello, David.
flistt ó Main Ryan, Noel ?flq1vn 6 1)iboi1ienn Davoren, Martia.
Sevl1u Mac an SAbann Smyth, Gerard. OóñlnAtt 6 D6rsitt Doyle, Daniel
0e4rmtln oe Stétti Staehli, Desmond mieM. ó VlleAaAlV iraher, Michael.
SeapAtvo 6
Tarrant, Gerard.
SeAmur ó clAnn451n
p 1ul Mas C1AIt
mi1irin o rnAotmuioe
Sean ó OeA5AIU
An CRiOth413 eDt
thevOon (..')
tuAr.tuMAltti
floibepo e b1i6n
l.IMfl fliAc C01r11
C4oitiiin ó DuIneAêAIr
mAirlu oe C6p'4
tAOS 0 DOnflAbifl
Sean ó Th3bA5AIn
nroine 16rrr
tlAnl óh-flflVACAIfl
ThApmuro 6 muiruite
tomr ó fl6nAln
tomr ó b7llAIfl
seAmur ó seAendrAls
Se.in 6 SéAoSA
pAo1u15 o CAolnteAIn
pottM.
Apostolics—
Dóñ,nAtt ó h-4i1..pin Halpin, Daniel
miet ó h4rAI Harty, Michael.
Flanagan, James Sean o h.eieatióin . Irwin, John
McGrath, Patrick 4pt5 IliAC tiorr6in Liston, Patrick
Molloy, Martin Liam ó L6bAIS Looby, William.
)'I)ea, John. Cttnieir Mac DOflflAóA rcDonogh, Clement.
muea mAC an Oirihnit Mclnerney, Michael.
Third Intermediate (A.)
ppui5 6 brIAln O'Brien. Patrick.
micet o oómnAlu O'Donnell, Michael.
SeA610 ó floin Roden, Gerald.
Lay Boys— seóFMil Mac Suitne Sweeney, Joseph.
SeAmur ó Cuatait Tuohy, James.
Suin5ean beAtnae Welch, St. John.
Browne, Robert.
Cotter, William.
l)anagher, Kevin.
de Courcey, Matthew
Donovan, Timothy
Duggan, John J.
Eustace ,Anthony.
Hanrahan, William
Hurley, Dermot.
Nunan, Thomas
O'Brien, Thomas
0 'Shaughnessy, James.
O'Shea, John.
Quinlan, Patrick M.
Apostolics—.
FP0ttA1S.
mieM. ó CtArAIs
Lllnrtonn a totainn
Sean ó 1%iin
t1 tMfl h-e4oRrhe,.ibondt
Cuat.tu4AiW.
tom6r ne briin
tomr ó btAOA1
Semur Mac Ctthaoit
Apostolics-
Casey, Michael.
Loughlin, Vincent
Ryan, John.
Second Intermediate
Lay Boys—
Browne, Thomas.
Brady, Thomas.
Campbell, James (R.I.P)
,
.
Liam 6 Oubuióii
ThAtmuiu O rattail
Sein Mac tomir
Se&n 0 muptuite
b1msn O Ceinnéine
SeAn 6 tuAtAit
anroine Saitte4t ,n
pioinrlAr oe
Seiii bte4tms?
an eu eiDn.the- First Intermediate (A)
on (a).
CuAt-ttU A?Aitti
se6rA6l Ciaoba
Liam ó lDilnx6ait
mièet ó h-eIieAñ6in
Liam Mac Conmine
CettAê 6 ConAitt
eóAtn o fléit
Liam ce prIonnArsr
Comr ó Cuinn
Dia1itnuiu ó flomiin
pniuis 6 maotruAnAio
ThAIt mAc Afl AbAflfl
arpotcalt.
m4pcur ó CiuA-ólAoi*
Se4n ó 1DuhfLiin5e
Dwyer, William.
Faller, Dermot.
Homes, John.
Hurley, John.
Kennedy, Bryan.
O'Toole, John
Sullivan, Anthony McA.
Wall, Francis.
Walsh, John.
Lay Boys-
Creagh, Joseph.
Downey, William.
Irwin, Michael
McNamee, William.
O'Connell, Celsus.
O'Neill, Eugene.
Prendergast, William.
Quinn, Thomas.
Roden, Dermot.
Rooney, Patrick.
Smvth, Noel.
Apostolics-
Crowley, Mark.
Delaney, John.
COLLWt ROLL. 115
n tewo h.esOtt11t!.\- First Intermediate R
-Oonc (b).
CuAt-lu4Aitti
e4monn C6irin
Sean ne Cu1rA
SeMi seórA
SeAmur Mac Conmiôe
séamur muiUeóii
)voInriAr ó b1i4in
tomr 6 1I6t
rinin o S61UeA1&mn
n1irrin ó Cuinn
tuAn o flonin
SeAmuF Mac Suitme
CoipeAti o CApifl
Con6tAp o CuAma
4fl3Ott4l.
fl1et ó Conaitl.e
DI41muin 6 pe4AIt
Lay Boys-
Cuseii, Idmund.
DeCourcy, Sean.
Joyce, John.
McNamee, James.
Millar, James Rowland.
O'Brien, Francis X.
O'Neill, Thomas P.
Regis.
O'Sullivan, Florence.
Quinn, 2%fartin.
Roden, Louis.
Sweeney, Seumas.
Tarrant, Cyril.
Twomey, Corneluis.
Apostolics-
Connolly, Michael.
Farrell, Jeremiah.
Seii ó CeArb4ltt
P11UIS o CObtAIS
Liam 6 hnp4Iô
seamur ó Ceinnéile
pDt1uIS Mac tOtAIflfl
Carroll, John.
Coffey, Patrick J.
Hannify, William.
Kennedy, James.
McLoughlin, Patrick
p4so1iui3 6 CeAptAItL
61i1nAtt O CAtarAis
tiAfli Mac CAocL4olt
seAmur O CvôAIa
éAmonn 6 06nA64*
Carroll, Patrick.
Casey, Donall.
Coakley, William.
Coyne, Seumas.
Downey, Edward.

5' DAI.ITV Xi TES. I 17
SODALITY OF OUR
LADY.
Spiritual 1)irectr—RI-:v. J. Ktu.t.v, S.J.
Prefect—P. CARI' '1.1..
As,istant—P. C' RRV
Sat-ru.,tan----P. 1 \vFl
Tue S,LiiItv if ( mr lliee,] i.adv 114)1(15. :o
it ever bas held in .\Illngret, a forenii,st 11114cc
in the interests the School. The Sociality
is t-xj ectetl t o lie the si ,nrce and centre 14 the
spirit of piety amongst the students, 111(1 i is
the ti')I)ic ltini)iti,iii (it (-VelV hiv in the clloi)l
tic liecitue a Knight of ( )r 1tlesed L;milv \'i1tlI
his time ci tiles to he ro ued fir the 5 ,l;tljtv
lite Sodalist has a tiiV)i•fiil(l ohligatiiin- he
must give gi od example in ci ssrooill alid in
tile i1aviilg-fieh1—a1ld lie must he relilarkIlhcie
I it. a s ecial love and dcv' ti ill tii\Varils I )ur
Blessed 1,iolv. T ]1 'it a ,; iirlt of ietv. sli' \Villg
itself in tile daily api il, ii cii iii the holy Taliie
and in tile iitiniiier of ViWati4 111S
to tile priest-
1141()(1, (Xi.tS in tile Schci,i, lliav lie :cttrilillti.ii
to tile intl hence Of tile 5i idalists.
As Fr. Rector reminded theni 'in -"tit I) c
when reee i ving new ilielni ,ers, they i ri
before their conlj anions that they will never
do or say anything den gat irv if Mary's
honour, and all i ok fir the literal fulfilment
Of their promise. ('d grant tile\ tIdIly 1ie ever
faithful to it.
During the Illintli id Mliv, t%\ - ( ) id the
Apostihics recite each day thc Little I Iihct
Our Lady.
Two receptions ins were h(-]d (hiring tile year.
On the Sth Of IN.-C ., tile least of tile I illillaclilate
Conception, the fill) iv,iii were received—
La
Boys—I,. M Kearns, P. H. ( )'Sullivan
J. G. Mclnerncv, J. D. Kearns, M. G. 1In-
if
IhIda , T. I I' Itran T. List( m, T A McCarthy.
'1'. J. I)eas'i, '1'. F. Sc.II\ur -, J• P. h1,rlow. T.
llr vne. \1 I )avi irril
,\iuistilics J lh lilt' ill A. MItt I)i inagit.
1'.. Criker, J. C. howard.
.\ni thli_r reel. lii ill \VIt5 11(1)1
il] SlflI. 'ilIiv
::tli lit \vllicll tile following were admitted :--
I,.i\ 11. '- \i Piers;.., R F. Browne, P.
W. (otter.
• l 'iii 111., -')1 loih'
iv, J. Flanagan
lltt following isacoiitiill.'te list of iritiuhers:-
I II \ it 'Vs—I'. tarri ill, I'. C irrv , I' Pi wet,
\\. W- )(k, J ( Iilcrllligllll , J. 111111ev, V.
I:ic D.nii II. .\ I I't.'illrlell, F. Lois. C.
\i it. crtiiv , L. Pi iwer, M. Burke, : MeXeice.
Canning. J. ' 'Xciii, M. I)avren, J, 1),
Kearns, J. hiltriitv, J I dhlea, P. \V;tish. P.
nI' tl:il1ii1lv, 'I' I)easv, 'I', 11rov11e, J
()'C on-
(11, T. Shiee]iv. L. Kearns, P. ( )'Slllliv:lll
( 11:niii;iii, J. \Iclneillev. T. ( )'ltnieti, '1'.
Li -~ ti ol . T. 'i1cCarthiv , , T. Seavens, M I'itrse,
R. F. 131- 4 ' \ \ W. Cotter, 1. ( I'lti vie.
\j,ostiilies—P. Coffey, P. Mollov. I). liarrlett
, P. 4.,inro, J. 4 i'Shca. J. Burke.
j)
I I'ltricn, J Catiltiehi, I'. Fitzgerald, J.\ih11lll5,
F. I men, A. ( L. \Jc(',tnnness, P.
Quinlan, t.._'. Finn, 11. Barrett, T. Stokes, P.
Keogh. M Miticaliv, F. \V06, P. Fitz-
1:,tiick, J. llhmirnton, A. Mac 1)onaghi, G.
Cli ikcr, J. II ijrd, 'T' Langfund, W. ('Shea,
M. \loi by .
J . Flanagan.
p

,I'IIE \lIN(RE'1' .\NNl.\1. 'l'IIF \ltNCIRI-I'I' .\NNAL. I 19
HOLY ANGELS' SODALITY.
I)irectCCr -
I 'I ('f(-
14:v. T. - iiii.i:v, S.J.
\i ViI 11: Cl
First .\.-,i.tar1t TIM , iii V I IC CV\N.
Sec Cml
\ssitant-- \E IL II .\II. IRWIN.
tcriitaii - -JC itI \ I R\\ I N
\IeetilL, \\ crc held all (IlirilIg the veal (ill
.atiirdiv eve1li1lis.
tile atteiidaiice ',\, niict
rigniar. In I)eceIlIlCer lilt (if the Ilianv C:LIldI-
dates that Creented thIelIlSelVes the f CIII C\ViIlL
\Lii& sclit't&d liv tilt- \CCtC.S (If their C(C1l1ICLIli(Cli5
and were received iIltC tilt- Slid Llit\ I CII
I )ecenil ,eu ii thi
.\iutln C11\' 'stc'nIlivaii Brian Keiinedv
William I)vver, Frank V(t1l I )eII11( CI RI dcii.
0 ItillC C, JC Cliii \\elcli , \\llhiaiii
ak1.v, J-)-L'1-11 (,reagli, .\IIt11C nv Eiistace,
\Villiani l.ul CV, I )ernii it Ihtirlev, Janues
C )'Shatigliiiei
, JI Cliii I
Father Rectl r received tile new Iiielllhers and
jC( Ike to I hem ii i )evC Itil III to liii I IC Cli
_\ ngeIs.
'Fhie fI )111 CwlIlg \vt - rI - ri -I.eivC.-d its 111.- iC IllenilCers
CIII tile I'eiLst I If CIrjll. t_]Ir0-ti
i)CCnal CIL.e\, John Ii Iuies, Jliui \\aisii ,
J.ICilO. l'CC1hell, Jaluii
'ClCi\IIIIC.-e, William \Ic
'\lIIiC.-e, l'atii'k I C'Ilren. Frank ()'Brien,
I(1ClIe t'llIA,eli, I )\'eli 1 I''ciill, 1111 Illias Brady,
J411111 I Illrli-v. 111111. I) C',\ nev, I.itrick (arrC CII.
1111. t\VCC ()lltstaIIChilic R 111111. CII CCIII 51111111
luring tile jlast SC1ICCCCI-vear \\ire, Iirt tile
large liullilCer IC CIII CiVilig the i'iCilleS ill Phil-
C 5 iphiv aml It IIiChl\ the rejiut rI 11111.111 Cli C If
C,rcuk as ill C CICIIII:CI\ 'iil OCt 11 1 lie Sell CCII
CiirriiiIuiiii.
Ilie lieu tiI111i1I CC Ci1 ilk 1flC]C Ct Phil-
OSCCj II1V \VIieIi liii. il 1111 se I Ij It lie] ill I Itellilier,
and thiesi, al III ed ICC the lust-year stilC It'll ts CIf
last year, iirC 01I.IJt tile iiniiihei Ill C to tfteeii
\Veari- glad ICC think thiat SIC iiillV :IlliCCIlgst 115
liaveactuahhv iCeglIll their Sacred stlldje',alld
tli:it such it large lilIllIlCer uuilh 50-Ill lii aide III
gIl fllrtli IrICIII \hiiuigret to carry tile light (Cf
1:1SIl f:iitli acIIC tile CCie,Lli?, to' tliCCS1. i-hii I
-El in Ch:ilkIless auill ill Ilk- ShiIlChCCi\ 'If death
\htlll high tile stilik III Creek was never eli-
!clv Ilr()jCjCeCh in Milligrit, it lillist he sailh
i:it it 'VI0- cCClitiIieCl ahiliC st exelnsivelv ti) th I5e
III I i'ere fCIIICI\\ ing tIle courses iii PI1iICI5C11 Iji\
Iiidivhlnal 1av_lCCCv, alixiC IllS f( It- I Clii reas Ill I Cr
anlCthlcr to take lIjI till.
nCciIsiCCIIalhV to ii II 1111111 ill Ii
STUDIES.
tllIlv CCI C.rcvk, Were
RUleS ( ;ik
class hut their Iilllll1CL - r ii crc ;i\\IVS small,
:11111 this jiartiiillar Part CII t ho. it- iuienlal
jIi1CLil1Ill1 hIll, rC -garlleli rather as a Ilixllrv than
Lii Clrilniar', fare
Thiii, year- Ill luVever. hiti,
llrlhllgllt a i101Ili.i ._\ large class 1 I lligilitiirs
hIlls iCeeli ii Clrkillg i-Ieuhjlv it the 511111.-ct
tllrl IlIghiC lIt tile past Near, and it \N4,11141 SeellI
that ( rt-ek has clCllle to ',t:Lv InCh tCC play its
ICIIrI ill the ehhncatjlCnal and IllelitIll IIeVI-IC
Ilient (Cf flltnre Mlillgret stlldelits.
Frl.'nchl, tICII, hIllS l.icii\e(l alhiitil 11111 IttelI-
ill CII C Ill: IIILi tIle l:0-t si-hllll:li_tic ve:ir : it ii- now
lallghlt eyeil in tIle Leaving Certificate classes
and an extra eri C CII e:lcIl iieek ilas been
:illllttelh to it.
It is iilljled lC\ this llleaIis to
give iachi 111111 shell faiinhitritv ii ithi tile
l:lllgil:lge lIlA wIll ellILlIle hinl tCI reall a 1CICIIk hr
1i I Irlhiliary IIi-wsllallcr, :11111 to get ilItIl tI mdl
uvithi the- chlltnral deyel((I 1111.-nt CCI lrIlIlce.
lllllst lii lldlllitteli thillI (Cl_il
.L1IIililtiC Cli
lliC..lit tC I wm Irk
11IligllIIge.
It
ri-si- lit 1111)111.' iX_
vcry litthi- elicClurage-
Cli such hints at it nnmhcrn
hue iiljlhrt:Ilice, hlowever, hf ac-
Cjlliriilg slhille kill CuvIeCIge (if I-relIi'hi canlil CI lli
Cheiliell, :iuid tulle heylCtelh 1Cm tIlls IllCjedt,
th4IlI,Lj1 1111! Cr1 Ihitah he Ill CIII tilt' j
hIlt III vli-w of
the eXallliIl:ltiI 110-, 15 lle\erthlehiss, \ eli elI frCllll
tile StalidjCC 'ill l CCI
idly ii eli siii - Ill -
011111 m1 1. -1111iltIC CII. 1111111 all Ct
'I'here \VIl5 tIlC u- ui] li1.1.: C.CCIulJILtitlC-it Chur-
ilig the \eal fI Cr iiigiu I Chtcis Ill the ii eeklv
exaliluliatu Ins, :111(1 an :iIhIlltiCCnah incentive III
hard uvork ii :L&, :LtIhIrIleIl tIC all by thli- 11 1 CIIHic
(if an eXdllr1I CII tiC 1111- class 51.-chlrilig hligllest
aVerage marks Ill thi exalililatim Ins Iliri hIgh-
I Ill thi- ui-ar.
illti-rllii-Illati- Certificate .
liii- uvinInng class was II Year
.\very Iheasant thay
shhilit i1lS Cecti ig tilt- ShlailIo CII \V((lkS Illill zidnill'-
ilig till- lCcllllt'
If the riVIr in tile IleighllCollr-
ilIClICh ()f (.Lstleclllmefl Will, Ilk- liii :1(11 11Cr tilelIi-'IlCi'ess
in tills i'ChlIlj hetitimbu -
As 11511111, the sjlurit If ii Ck in tile College
tllrllllgliout tilt' year \\ls :ldlIIirIIhCIe and 1111151
SILt i sfacti Cry j rI igress has 1 mi-i-u made.
111.)11.) liv] HOLY N(itiI.S SODALITY. FKvi,gll 1Irl..
LiI, RIC\V J. i.rC-Cgli, W. I )'l)wver, I). Doyle, T. Niili.Cn, S. t.vIii-. F. \Vatl. \V. Ilaiirahati.
?iIiClClie RCC'.V ( )'IICCIIC. D. lFuljCiIi, W. liii,;, C liI.C, \. lio.tale, J. I )'StI;CiiCiIlilLV, I).
RI Cliii, 1>. 1 Iurlcv, J. c(InWav.
Front Row :I). Staehui, \i. Irvi, M. iii CCurcv, Rev. T. Sliulev, S.j. ; T. Donovan, J. Irwin,
A. Mc A. Sullivan, It. Kennedy. .J A

120 THE MUNGRET ANNUAL. I
PUBLIC EXAMINATION RESULTS,
1927.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY MATRICULATION.
Passed : P. Baily, T. Barcien, B. Brennan, J. Buckley, J. J. Burke, J. Caulfield, Al. Doyle,
L. Ebrill, H. Fitzpatrick, J. Garry, T. Hodnett, M. Kelly, T. Kennedy, P. Keogh, M.
Lyden, V. McDonnell, Al. McGrath, T. Manning, T. Mitchell, P. Molloy, P. O'Brien.
I.E. O'Mahonv, Al. O'Sullivan, W. O'hea, M. Sheehan, T. Stokes, D Mc A. Sullivan,
F. Webb, F. White.
31 Presented. 29 Passed.
IN1'IRMEDIATE CERTIFICATE.
Passed with Honours : P. Barrett, J. Danaher, C. Finn, L. Kearns.
Passed : W. 1vriic, P. Corry, F. Irwin, Dom Kearns, Al. Lynch, A. O'Connell, J.
O'Gorman, P. Power, L. Power, P. Walsh.
THE THOMONI) FEIS, 1927.
15 Presented. 14 Passed.
Inter-School Competition in Irish Conversation : First Place (T. Barden, T. Manning,
J. Thornton).
Gold Medal for Irish Story-telling : J. Thornton.
Irish Dialogue : First Place J. Thornton, P. Walsh).
Short Extempore Irish Speech : First Place (J. Thornton).
PRIZE LIST.
CHRISTMAS TERM.
PHILOSOPHY.
Second Year.
P. Conroy
First Year
J. Lynch
In the following lists are classed under : Group I—Latin and Irish ; Group II—English
and History ; Group Ill—Mathematics.
LEAVING CERTIFICATE—Second Year.
LEAVING CERTIFICATE—First Year.
Group I. P. Keogh Group I. L. Kearns
Group II. Not ;,warded GroHp II. D. Fitzpatrick
Group III. V. MacDonnell Group III. D. Fitzpatrick
[J FOURTH INTERMEDIATE A.
Group I. M. Mulcahy
Group II. M. G. Hannan
Group III. T. Murphy
FOURTH INTERMEDIATE B.
Group I. J. Flannagan
Group II. P. O'Boyle
Group III. P. O'Sullivan
THIRD INTERMEDIATE A.
Group I.
P. McLoughlin
Group II. T. Seavers
Group III. M. de Courcy
TIIIll) INTERMEDIATE B.
Group I. J. Ryan
Group II. St. J. Welch
Group III. M. Davoren
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Group I. J. O'Toole
Group II. S. Coyne
Group III. T. Brady
FIRST INTERMEDIATE A.
Group I.
W. Downey
Group II. W. Downey
Group III. J. Delaney
FIRST INTERMEDIATE B.
Group I.
Not awarded
Group II. N. Smyth
Group III. N. Smyth
PRIZE LIST.
121
EASTER AND SUMMER
TERMS.
PHILOSOPHY.
Religious Knowledge
Ethics
Natural Theology
Cosmology
Ontology
Logic
Natural Philosophy
P. Conroy
P. Conroy
D. Harnett
D. Harnett
T. Stokes
J. Lynch
P. Coffey
LEAVING CER111ICTF
Aggregate
C. Finn
Application
Dom Kearns
Religious Knowledge C. Finn
Irish
P. Walsh
Latin
C. Finn
English
C. Finn
History and Geography C. Finn
Mathematics
C. Finn
FOURTH INTERMEDIATE A.
Aggregate
Application
Religious Knowledge
Irish
Latin
English
History and Geography
Mathematics
T. Murphy
T. Deasy
J. O'Neill
J. Thornton
M. Mulcahy
T. Seavers
T. Deasy
T. Murphy
FOURTH INTERMEDIATE B.
Aggregate
Religious Knowledge
Irish
Latin
English
History and Geography
Mathematics
J. Flanagan
T. McCarthy
J. Flanagan
Al. Molloy
P. O'Boyle
J. McInerney
J. Flanagan

122 i'iii: \iN(kiI' .\\\L.\I.
123
I'll IRI) 1N'!II\1II)I\i'I A.
'1 i11i all
.\j.j'Iieatitii
Ruligi>iui 11lli\\ l>.Ii.
(
j. 1'51 titi_lii,,
Irish F. )'Snllivan
L;Itill
P. \IcI niIiIin
I
' ltriin
Ili'trv and ( ;in1.11\ •i I >iliieii
i)t IlLililit ie, I I.
TH I RI) I NI FRM F 1)1 Al F B.
IIRSI IN'rERMIiI)IAi'E A.
ill ii
IVelli_tIlIlli, kitoc Ie(Ii.0
I iisIi
\V I t iav
MeNanee
\V. \IcNaiiiee
1 (Jnnn
W. Dm o,
Latin \\• I)>) tiev
hiighii,li \\ McNaniet.
I list> iv ,111*1 C. LlJ liv \i I_I> wit_v
lii ii it i(-. I I )(lanev
FIRSI INIFRMII)IATE It.
Farrell
it a J
J tii\a1iii
I ilsit J \Ii\aiii_
1ttiit
i;l1ill5Ii ¼. Two oiltv
I Iit>rv and ( t eiraliiv
.1
I. USAll
p
SECOND INIII1II)IAi'F.
K:.mes, C Fix. cmii F lIiiv.
.\igi cg; it k I i_I I
Ills K ii> \\ Ii. lii.e 1 It Ii\
IrIsh I 'I' It I ft
L;itin J I )''I' ii ii
I'ilizlisli
J. II linos
I IF' ,iiiil ( "co LiI.I >ii 1'. CIi- ii
\i,ii ii>. iliat Ri.
1) Casey
MtNiUE'I .N NIA!. PRIZE ISSV'
1 \\l
Ft itlislt J I Lii Iv
V
S
September 3 - Ret urn uI 'I >> ii.ti >iit_i. to I-
our 4 side of the house. eXit
Ill has lit_i_il ii viii>>! f>r
\j.tn,' I,Ilrar. \\ v have just tiilit
I ok ar tint! it before wt jilinigi jilt) retreat
a >iil jii-litiiti>>Il, fir this eVei]iili.t perhaps
it is Ill_: : hitt to ke>. I lIlies thu ,liilts to
'f
September 6 '1' hi_arrival f tile l,av I> v-
i,-, that IIIA11V of tilelil are sntTeri i_ Irini
I \ I il_lit it ticks of ii> ni>_-sickness tiiitn V>
Ii'! k \ IllIlLi. J'atldv ¼_oil_v lea>!'. the
Ap 1 tb> year.
September 7 I .ectio Itrevii, ;iitii the gut-
1111_,j 1 ho> ks IIUIJI to I till tiii_ ia liii. 11(11111 icr
I a V faces is very large, and we have a few
te arrivals in the ¼_oiiiiitilnitv, ain()lIg thieni
Fr. Meanev. whit> was liele two vears ago. 11>
in ilmises new desks fir s nil: of the class-
1001115. ZIIII its 11eV seats snrroiinii tile play-
IllilIli \VI. 114111C that V >ii lie aliowi_ti to I rest III
> At galiies we i.t>t a glilililse of Sonic
II hIm: 11111 1r. ti 1 ti- I ii 1cr i
September S I m :1 - till: l\
i mt_i Ii -:i1
September I I--Fsnal Sntiulav exiilililiitiii
it huh Vt It-It 111>1>.- 1 hIatt usnailv nillisni I
ilei_ti>u:ls in tile aftefll>oll, i11141 to add to their
jliti_1i_st VL had our iiiiiiiittire I t "Jimiks."
rst CI itilit gave a tie lilt>1 ill tilt: sect iid
1>. ¼_aFr>>iI V i' dect>ti captain liv a lllajiritv
f tile, with J I I'( ',oriniiii, vice-ca]taii,
Mid P. Curry "Third lilan " Then "Jinks"
arrived lint was di lolnatic elliltit_til hit to Iii.
-I - i i i.i mmli] have voted.
September 13 Ii i>.- iit1icitls hia]f-iiav.
ill, 111>1. is slit> gilsi in haviig Caitt;iimm
llnrling of a vij_t>rrIns character was
s>c it'll the Junior Ai>iistt lies' groililtis. And
the " Scalhies' ' were iii it Ii> lie lIlltdCIIIC, fi ir
V lien >>1 Burke hiteti tip the ti_allis aitil iiiade
a spi_ec!i ill winch lie said tillit he expected
thi ni to iictice hard fill- tile Rect> pr's Cult,
'Font Itrvne got o entiltisiastic that his first
IRk -cut the 1-all ill tile Odicr end of the tield
,iti>h iii Ii _imm>v it_ing ill the way got iii
September II Ft. C.SCalltlei iimrv, S.J
an h illlIi_!l i I mliii!] rays its a visit, and 0111:
If ml Ha mmii imuiderhines the fact that he Is
'I
:iii II
Septeitiher I.) 1'la v diiv in Itolliltir of inr
mu> V Reel-l1 Respect f ir authority prevents
ii- fl-I)III itiuikimig tile saute remark that we made

124 1llE \IlN(;R1'L' ANNUAL I 2ç
i. a mint tile Utjtains. Fr. l'rovnici.tI has collie tnitilihl lied iyer G . hlaiinan. \Vitit the chainto
huh II tliihe vih1 not lie ;tiiotiter play ii ins iii " hat lihay hail eli there is no
(lay t i 1i .ini va!
kit i\\ h.'
September I l— lute fell \vs gi iiiig round September 22-1 Ial f-lay and pouring rain
with iiiv faces certainly have not that —Nutlnng iihiiisual inside except the efforts III
K ri,clteil tie Ii ng. But then, vliv (lid tlii-v the First Prefect and SI inc assistants to rceat
nIii;v ipj he. vcstertlav
iii fi ur(\ it hiewC mler's apparel ith a much
September 18-The Aj ostolics hall a Visit 1hil_•( Ii I liii ttu iii -
fr iii \lgr Reilly, Capet wn , who gave thent September 23—The jire- Retreat half-day was
it \-erv jic tiiig account of fliion life there, taketi t -lay fl account if the good weather.
and If tI reat work leihig (lone hv MilligrLit September 2-I \\liat has hal ii cited ? '!'lie
Ilien in chili _\fnica. 'I'hie "Scallie'' pla\ %,, he] ii tug stafl (If the gathered
Rhhh\. :iiiI ;e Ii Minister has tlhi wlnt1e. \I. tu 1,.4ethier ti take down what v as said lhilril)g
Hnrke . nlv a spectator. Pictures after tea . the traditional live niiilites' roar before the
September 20—Willie Co akley gets the Retreat hell, and there was no roar, but there
e\ cii] hi 1k. Retreat begins to-night
I Ii (uhhi]hii'tel liv Fr. IMara, '.J.
September 27 \\'e saw iithiiiig and if
ihhe lii iii I flu it lii ng cxci] it the li-dimes
11111 il)L~ Ill hhhiui-t ihiteristing reire,it, but this
eehhhhhg lie ir ihitinihig ill inn (liar that c
li,t . li;Lih the 11111\ 11mii timid at the end time
I )eulii,iti ii if St nilies.
September 2$—I'lav day to let its recover the
ii I If eech once iiginn.
September 29—A clii in practice was goin
ii ihti emitilly and peacefully this evemmihmg
111111] iii' if the ehiuinmsters Iresenteh Tnixie''
it]! a I uiece of CI I( )CI Ililto,'-tl JCU, but then
October 1—Back to '(Ill time" to-night.
- IvyI Ill iIts have a heated debate as to whether
i have all lii itir more or all hour li55 ill
Ivittir (Ii rnmiendi
October 2—Feast of thii- Guardian Angels,
ii leluratel liv an Irish exam .,ayiilent gale,
tic, timid pictures after tea.
October 3—First ii iximig iiititchi of the \ear
ht iveehi ti o if tile clii hiremi ' ' creates great
Xci tehlieii t.
October -1---\n nhiexj iecft-d half-day and
liii ref Ire all the more velcoiiie. We hear
that I lie 'Merchant of Emiiiis" is returning
I. e.\kRl)LL.
1 -ut liii 'w -
i ( lltuin. In-fit'If (Iltalilv.
October (i—'!' I get really for the Rector's
gim1i lye 11101 tIll liiimhmmig iiiatches against the
wireless going after iiitichi grunting and A1 ii istu ilk-s and the A1 ist,]ii-s came iiltt victors
screeching. It was it' it Willie it was the wire- ill C.ICII case.
less that made all the nw \Ve heard that October 7 —Is it trni- that Matt di- Conrcv is
one who didn't VI ti- as rejected 1w his hiimsil - etigaged in writing Ilk - life if \V.
constituents J1 I] ;-ni-ril Election - Take
If si, lii ()tight II 1 )55 it ((Ii to us
care, Cliarhii
Mid i-' 11 si-c if we can't get extracts through
September 21 '1'] I I Billiard Ti flirnailleilt is for jmmllhjcatiirm in the ANNUAL.
providing gui I, xi-ite flit. lit . To-day 1k-s October S—.\ little bolt fro m the blue
Kearns defeael \uel Ryan and J. ( )'Neill ctinic
I -dtn- \Vut Ii regard to walks to town,
October q 'I'hie jiiitic al iiititch 11115 a humu-
1 hii ii ott-st Iletweeli the I liii si i la-rs -amid thii
if time A1,otihcs. and after it the lilihis'
11(11 1 ii 5t ti ri-i-i i\-i-r from their defeat.
October I'J- I kimal 101 i1)thhi 1 iileth
a ithi liii st mnmimsmial gri ails in all the (liInumii[Ii-
Mi S. ( ;riehi ap li-s once again.
October 14—'l'nidmmiiiii to celebrate liii buitititiuttiohi
if Ilk- I'tinisitimi Martyrs lngan thns
1eliliig.
October Ili The Sctillmes' Rmmghv - ph- -
gni-ssihhg, built i i thmi-umi ta-kleh the liar]-
1 IT'L near tlii c ai ist, II inch gave ti vigiii iv -
cii,uuiti-r-tackhi- ii Ins jersi-y and tugs. \VI--
stid the Scallies' galmmi-s aii- dull 'l'niluiimuih
fir tlii.- Jesuit \Iuirtvrs iii(ls to-ilighit Rev.
\l,llminl. 5J , 11i-seeimt, ]uhetidiieil I lii- jItIlu -
I II
October I X lltlf -ltiv in Il l Ill, Ill r of thn
\Iiitvr if tlhe h-ri-ni-li Ri-volutimi. \'i- hioj ie
lie f t liii Il II ill lie 1 ieiititi elI soon -
It smirliriseul tit liii 111111 ohlteil geumi-rositv iii
I-i \Iinisti-r this ivi-uling in grtLmitiilg 5k-i-his ti
ill a liii asked for thui-in, until we found that
Tutu II as lii late stmmdv
October 20 5 ilIti i if ils II ilht to towim ti-day
i i nt u'hitimti i ill I_imiierick Rugby ti-aiui.
It- dii lhlililis_ gi ilihiler ii Lmyi-rhiu] I niversit
October 21- \Ve a en- glad ti see (1111' fi inlmii-i
K t, -I - hi. RcIii-, this i-'i-mmimig, X\ ho hitis tim--
i] hi nitiki- liii-, metreat
October 23—A 11 i'.,1orV aumil I 'i-iigrtiili
- \.Lhil tlMs tihiti. \\-ll , thii-re is nothing like
iiitkmiig liii-,tuirv 111(1 that'.., vhmtit soliii- of it
lmtul to ihi this morning. Christian 5dm ii Is
Iirioighmt out it ti- tiihi to play li1tm minhi-r in. A
.id imi:iti-hi, hmmt the visit ins i uuhihilmi-Ih 1 utter
- -ii II i ill I iV 2 goals
October 25— I )tir first half-i-vi,niuig this
I' run Ri-ally it was badly \aumteil to chit ii
li i -I getting illill the dark is Ilk- limit.
October 27—Third Cliii) limmnhiimg ti-am lii - i ii hicil i u -i-r the 5i-alhie. \Ve di not '1 hsll
iii!, it ill. We imutici- that Fr I liii Ii v has
It tihi 1 ln mtstmtil 'si-emit society.' Thus miti-ans
il_ti a iii- ti hi;iye if Ilhlir' at Christmas.
October 28—\\'e tin- ah)le to survey the work
-i It-i night's gali-. 'liii- Slianmiumi has hunt
li.&uik-, 111(1 liituidi-d the district to \xithin if
I ew hundred yards of the C hhegi- gtit e . Tile
,vt'nlIe is blocked with fallen tn-i-s ttmiih slates
gush iii are off the ro of . Hut the Al ii stI dies'
gf4to retumaitis intact, thanks to the i-iigiiieer-
$ui of Fr. Cuffe.
October 31 h--i]' ut irui Is ire hued up
.1!] I - KI 1k tid I ):ilv liii- lumisy at liii-
'C iht 11 i - hI nuts are Contraband. tiuid In the
eveunmig TIle _\j uiustIiliis kept I lidhiclme Shtaunhina
imm cli A style. A liii st enjoyable concert
fulhaclI. ti which Fr. Kammi- c (ntrihlnti-d
I'ati 1 4 IT I amid ''Santa I_uk-ia -
November I –All Stiimits' I ),iy . High \Iuiss
Alld -i I -l.tvilav, limit ]uimhiitlg i-uiti-niil (hugs.
Till'lit hinighit shill is liii- arrival of more-
liii- t\
Eve Iami-ehs
-
I. ( )'I 11-i l.\N.
I 1 i - .ilutlulli.
ktuigli linus
N o ember 3 Thii tinst muLti-hi for the
II - i. ii 1 - .i played ltetwei-n the hurling
ti 11Th us - -t 'i i nd I)ivisii in and thui- Junior
-st [li flue- ltitti-r lIon i-asilv.
N oveinher Ii -A friendly iuiati-Im with a teani
fl- 4 Qll 111 1111 hilitilus Chili i-ndi-d in it draw, -
hi uini iiill It was it good gaulle and showed
that Ill huilti Il ill be able to give a good
iicullilh - -f it-, If
N o ciii her N--An uumui-x ecti-lh Intl f-i- emiiimg
a .0 miii] Ihireciated. Was it gil-i-n for the
arrival t Ilk 11LW desks, or to let mis try to
vaiuii uiumrselvi-s laavigluromis Imnrhing match,
as the fn st Imuts been rallier severe?

oventher 10 I -.itai lll(illtlIlV I'LL tLiv iLll(i
1 11111 tii \'. 1011 tllllltte(l tile Jtitiiir A1Ht-
iit- It, ti \ t 11!I- to _'room. It is not lu-
(1 liii ii il' i'', llO(Tl\ 5i(t there.
November I-i --A half-div in lion ur of
lii i -tU luSt Vhs UuiehrhItlii \esteiduiv.
November 17 -The- Second l tind for tlti
Re-It r' Cui \\ Illeli Was to lia u I elinu tit-tiuiv
liii 1 1 stjue-1 owing to 101(1 \\ eatiler.
Nov ember 19 -Leaving Certificate visit flic
lily tiii_tttuiii,iitt to SCC \lhtli)ltlI. All en-
1 \ Id till etuilillL i1toiitlt tllu\ rutlliiie(l lit iiie
it it, rI lull (Itlilclle(l.
November 20- hr Riii.i X\ gained a
tlltitl\ t.-i1A -I\lI the 4.Illlt.tllthl Scilotis
itiiti lilt it Itlit, 5 Ii its II ;. Louis
hr try
November 21 - e- heard v ith deui regret
ti,-iii it tile iiettit it Michael kelly. May he
11
November 2.1--Pla -vtlay for Clitinuinna T>
ituhtt till yearly entry in our diary it Is till
111 (liv If file year \VltCll we "go to tite dogs
It is a great thing the (logs are there to go t
ii till-I \ ISI there would he no jilavelay, but
tile l'rute-e-t 1 Studies 5111(1 it \\lls a ''hare-
November 27---Third Chili Played Cliristiati
liluilt It Lill, and after llncky fig ilt
mr niinr \\ Ire- heateit by S v'ints \\e enveii
II very l.,-,oil tjctuire after tea.
November 2S There \\e-re eXciiatli Its liistile
the- I.ui rarv %%illdo%v, and si ineolu.- said
that Pr. I )aiv was trying to get hack to
Australia It escape tile cold, lint no, it is univ
all earth that lie is tittiug di u ii f i tile ile\\
i reluSs set
November 311—St. Andrew's 1)av. \Ve iliell-
It It tile- tilet fir tile benefit of the Sc tchies'
it sUtle-etle ii in getting off stuitiv in honour
ii the tehli-ti 11.
December 2—Such disniuti sonitds are cinuilig
I r Ill tilt iii lIsle room that Hilly Preiuiei Lihist
really believes that the cit ir iivaster is cltistising
\Villie 1)(Iwne, anti thatother-, are ratthiu
tin Call., alid stalldiilei it eats tails. .\]t!
across tile corridor \Viihe .oakley is
that the I'm ire-less set \Vi II t ill I ehitell
December 3 St. iruuitcis Xavier's I )a
llttit '\itss ittel a serllimll ic Fr. ( )'l)iinogllue-,
-' J_ Lre-i-eeitt College. As for the tulle- alter
dinner, well We are too 'fed up" to write
ai itult it excel it to thank Fr. t1 mister
l'Ili \l1N(',Ri1' ANNUAL.
December -1 I lc ltitz liluttil iguuiitt St.
ill '- C' ' e I I mr ti.-uuu 'mvoil Ii', a Ic II
\Ve e -tflhVli the lietfire Ien hlur
JIII te It -
December fi --A luilf-day is very wehcoiiie as
i c- Itive Ii it iiutd iiiiicit ill the \VIL\ of ganue-s
ho II I It iliLilIt -
December —Feast of tit,, lniiivacuihate n-
telti ii utti a jiiv iI:tv. New itieIultt -rs i.e It
reee -I\ ( nt I ulir I.utihis Sodditv thi l' II-
III Li
I)eernhur ii I mr second Ruliii'\ X\ Ili , i
LIIF.stihttl Se-it ols' See-oitd X\ T] ttiittl
Was Very I'm 1-11 all thirotigli 1111(1 it was Ii it itli
tit(- lust IIltttlitt tliuit the vistti is scored tit
\ViItIltl --
i)ee,iiher 12 1111- 11141st interesting tiiiti I
he st it Ii t t i nr iilor is the railway tulle -
tIll It ' liii 11­i he holidays are pear. I::
flit, It is 1 stL1l I the times.
I)eceuniii i-I N eu e'tislni ins Iv ire lilt it
iii- I:irst CIIIII 1 tilhurd table, 11111111 to the ut -
Lilt I If tile Iii, Liitleke-eIle-rs 'mu-hii are wiiiiiei
I
- tIle .tl lILt-ri-nec-s by it protracted gaitle
December 15 Three- '1 tises hire- most of its
to Liiueriek tm tile iiiltiiiec lerfOrIllatle'e of
1)irot!tv'' in iii i tite St. Vincent dc Paul
Si iCie- tv. 4111 Ilk- way ii mule I ne 'l)IIS list its
tilt till liii ii c- line lack friuii tile village
ml tilt CoilI,Li..
i)c.eiiuher Ili Fiiii dress relue-arsah of ''(',eIl-
It. I-i' Re- .iaii this (-telling. It llrtliiuises
c mi-i Ilte illilic herfortllllt't. All did lIeu
bitt e sleei1lii, J .Me Inertie and j ( )'(orilihili.
till mulL Itt bruiscr f 1111 oiiuulit;uuiti" \\ - his
IlulkintLi 11111 tite lIllY ill his sleep.
December IS —\Vutiks iii"teul of gailies ii--
(111151 I , f t1K 111kd we-atiler. Luter in tile eve-njilL
1 tIll ct of 5110W covered tile gruund. Vet
o\er it lllllllrell 'misitois e-aliie f r ollir erfi mu-
1111cc- if ' ( ;e-tie-ral J ihtu Reeianu - ' ' I fur actors
have iililiryed i-,inct - Friday tuiLiuit-- -including
'1'rix1e----iitii the visit irs eiiiive-i1 the play 'mclv
IllIcit - t_ liLittulitti 115 to the LctOis.
December It) Mire- snow, 1111(1 Sliding on
Ii Ic IIIi1 urt is iii full swing.
December 20 1 .le-kinL up tills the evening.
ilstriiiultiIil of prize—s, and a
it liii I i tItlls1ii iv Fr. thllter. ''iteu Solenin
Ite-nie-hitiin ;titil 'm'mc go off to lied -nih dre-uitti
If It title- '1' -iii Irrow 't\\ ill be lii 1 ii iitge-r it
(Irk mil
.Ianuarv ihi his is at e- eiliiltZ X\114211 wr-'tl
ilk, It' lit till t. weeks votinger.A ittuhjcs
tIll II \\' I a -m ' 11 tt - fellows savint lit t
it ire lLhlitt As ii utnyille c Ill tl lit c a
fm -tIlt tint it We lie-gill ltlr tlays re -el tIle-c-
II ttitulei tile 1111ectil 11 if Pr. l)'mvvcr.
.Jantuarv 17 Ri-turn it I.ay lioVs -. And a
tIc '.1 LICI s
.Ianuar IN -- Tile- I tiilr thing that got extra
lit ilIrilig our absence- is liii- stuihv luau,
- limit ills II 111W arralige-n it'll t of lights md
sh1tie it ltithi tle- a great h (I 11 -
.Ianuarv 19 l'iie - hiahf -mluiv and a flIhtIllIhl
- I tttj t- ilm, Ill it elteer us niuch, hut uti late
1111 sleep nu;ude tllilgs hi little- brighter
tile Ii lie-less ihie-silt 5eelll to relish heInLi nisttllei
III thirih Chub rot lilt.
January 23 Nothing utIle exciting tliumii
iislmltt ml riuljiig lire-eciten-, liv several If the
1111 Re LItIS
January 2-I Full class (lays 'm'me're- just lie-arti
ic, 1-111 thu study 111141 III she-this- ire --I terrililt
mist. ,itteF the - Li'Iiristlltas holidays. l',yell tile
iie-.I'metts 11 et ill ihtv ill syiluhatll\.
Jan uar - 27 'Phi us came Intel, with it large-
I iillllhltLe il his finger, and larger lIe-s ()if his
ii lilt - liii in f 'plus fours.'
Januars 29—A gre-umt 'marIe -tv of glilile to-day.
Rii-iiy Illuing the I,av hIlIVs. Soeeer 1111(1
II iirliitg lice-Ill iv the A1 isil lies. ]lilt tIle-
'mueathier is 'mer\ (11111 tIll! s is 11111 ihiutry for
lillthlilig tu-ithi ie-clrlhlllg it-, happening.
February 2 Feast if the - Purification ill If I Iui
I.,uiu - ;untd 11 lmiiLYlhiiY Its Ii. Higgins tli(Ik his
List titus this morning hlcartiest clmngrat(lihtti
115 tm itini .itiul tltuttul-i", fir tile- ilaydhly lIe- gut
Its I. hilIiillltIllll tiil I',, Intu ill iel\e Ili'- tm
'It mlii ft (XItlils ill I )III )lilt .
FebrUar% 5—We- e- lljItVe-il hi \\ihi West
'I ',m( this ele-IlilIg until it was hnishie-d, lint
lilt II smilIc it our lie-rIle-s tile-il 115 uvithi te-lliilu4
11.1t 11, 1 i 11111 lhi
February 7—A hiahf-day 111111 hI gruelling
-anti ml R ltLilv in First Cll. The A1iistthie's
lii I mlImy their soceer utiti the Nitrtlte-riis
Alt tI iL I Ig Ii 11111k fill- tlie-iiisehves Ill tile- fit-
''Sill Iihi
FebruarN iS -flit- illte- lie-e'tllahi-, of III .\ all']
ii
1 , _ti_-u Ililte-rll iee'tiire- fronu Mr. ItililkilI
'mm !11I1L lntriiig stiilv We f1-it that hit
-I Its 'i,iilii 1111 e- hill re-cotte-il it ititicli 1111 ill
-11 1 , -iii lireti,
I e-Iirtiary Ii III .\ -'c- c- ill II I kllll'mv 111111 to him
ia Vt e - itt tvitht l\ A to-day to t(w ii to se'e
II rillIlIlee if _htili its (.hL.shmr, uund all tile-v
1-1-11191t 1)111-k tiiis the 1111 ii lItte-ulil it at if joke-
"\Vlmen (hill ithilit' sti/e
February I? I liii Se-Ilil irs i tlhL\e-(l the Chrishill
Sell ls ti-lilly it Rugliv, illit lost as the
rulili I r -ve-llte-lh uls frolil gi ilIg to c-Itt-er tiwun -
Mie'l- 14111 ke-, 11 uweVe-r, tite new liliR-S curre-Sutile
III 11 lilt _\xxi - i., 'mt its there- hInd hud us
all that -!%10 Illhui 111111- 1111111 ILiet1.
i:ehrLI,r II _\ hthilf-evelllilg III lultke iijt for
51111 liv 0111 mmiIS But harilv had we- started
Lilt it he-ti it r,iIlIe-uh its it Ilever rained lie-fire-.
Fehruar I 6—'' tile Mvsteriu lus Four" ' hmn -
el it mIte I I ic- active- again. The (lilly thing
illVstm 11 ­111 tlItt tie Tit ite at lIreselit. is It gl-e- t
-- IIesiI air I mitsil is We lire- e-je-e'ted fritin pla y -
liii i - mrr Ill re-lIlhlrly to take tilt' air. -
i:e hru.ur IN 'rho Crc sceIlt Iij 'era " Ilir Miss
litmus \\.islit our Miss (',iiis except for tue
I 1111 si i tilt Is \t hIm i elljllved it this hmfterill 1011.
Fehruar 19 _\ visit from Tom II tliue-tt and
'ml ]mittllie- iriglltell our I'll llthav e-Ve-llillg.
lilt .\ mm sitils started it hiiirhiig lehlglie tlIdhtt.
February 21 Shrove luiesuhav hriiigs hi hi;iiftIhlV
huh ill LIII - stuiilv III lire! hIre us for Lent.
February 23—Tini Dcas.v De—as. and St. J. \Ve-icit
are lust careful hihtillt stttlitg illitllse-_tralis ill
the iii iriiiitu try, allil thte ;lit 111111 lv Car('-
fill Itlumilt lv titling tIle III. hIlt It Ii tilt dc-light
f Joe CrdIL1I -
Fehruiar 25—fltt se ttli- it cstel Ilil muie- iu
IlimmIli tilt 11 I,t - litelI resumlilti il,, lIre be-gi till ill.eI
Ili till ii list -.Ihliie of thteiit st--in to hIve
i lull I tilt II tint tiers ti l-Ilhl\ -
February 26 -'l'hie- \htllk pine-il tilt -
tilt t t 'mull Clii!' shavers this Iliortlilig. Third
lid' lIt1 Ill m_Ihhies met ag1tili 11 if Rugby
ihlatmII, bitt Ill ­­re has 11111 Ileell agreed iliuti.
Februar, 25 llllf-e'me-liiiig. The Jiliuihir
1mm st lie,, liii t Third Chill ill 11 good hurling
Ititlch Ill I 114uise- I.ezuguic- tehillIS ittii-,teti lilt
i' - e vciiIliL -
s1arch I - -_\ hitlle-rthl IuIlhie-hlrll of fiiruii of
tlIekhlly ihlililug the Seahiies chluse-d alnlusl.-iule-ilt
for el elI hi dv to-clay e- xe'e-Iit for the victim,
Charlie.
March 2 ( 'II-Vat e-xe'ite-ulielit tlti e-Ve11ihiI4 for
tile ililFilliLi Ic-agile-s he-gin After very tilts1
LhtliIm I I h'( ',t rilihihi's te- hillI dre'' 'mu ithi \V
mm ifs tiulil , 'mu Ink - P. Uirri Ill i 11d I'. h_I ui-mv
ilIli-t 1 -uLitill next week.
March -I 'l'iuirtl Cub uue-leitiite-ml new visitors
tim-ill - t\ile Ii tiley iihiYed tile- MitullIt Rugby
Ic_till mlii Will liv It 1tiiitit
Mardi hi lIe roller 1111 tIIc Ic-inns courts me--
lIlilIt I- it, tilllt ylie'lttiltll is lIe-hIm and is to lie
tutu, it 1 iv 110 tIler term. ilie league rehtlhlY
h (cttt cell 1'. h_arfl)li itiid 1) Corry resulted in it

128 FIii iixt;ii'i ANNUAL. 1 So b' 12, L)
win for the latter. The A15tolics are getting
ready a plaY fill t Patrick's Da , hut I_verytli1l
tt"iitt It L'tfl tlic mIllie, IS LlOLkt_d Ili
- Cl
March III- monthly i lavdav , and a
iii tulle. (,aliil_-s ill the nu'iiilug
\VlR II I iii 'CI iids hull tile st_'ahiies i(l\V III
tilt- :uftcrn' oil nt went 1 see our Senior fifteen
i victory liver a lltiit-iiii;uii team at tiitn-t
hut -Lr mitts.
March 9 .\ notice tIll the lularul a(iveltl1ng
S in I it -late before the end of the term
.1 ulut Lay 511 ol i)ehating ocictv is
fl t tiunig it the ilst.
March II -.\ great ilav ill tiit.- alillals of the
Seiu1Iui., fir they on their iiiatcli agaitist
L1lrltu.uh -lioois' iiiii Rllghv t iii Pictures
I til It it - ii minor hung II i i I great
\ltti it\
March 12 The 'flu lus in - Iiii i - ike its
tii •C. ullct ;111.1 lilt of the \s I. lii 1 u1lii5t5
In - iii nil iIrl-adv
March 15 .\ii S t- fn -Ili the Iilhrillarv
1:1c1 tIn h Id 1111 IllIle fill patients I\ B.
ill iiiiude into an auxiliary ilitirniary
March If -It is not easy ti keep the Score of
till \ It I Ills, hInt this evtiliilg ne learn that
tn ellt\ are down aire;ith aiid that two
itf tile t I IllIllIlllii tv are clii ft iied to I 1)1(1. We
spent tilt after-dinner recreation gathering
-diiuuiirocks, Without 11ovever agreeing oil whitit
tile gelitlitic article.
-.'.' L. 'e mi ii1prs t •le p.\iliI. bi Atm.
-' rr u-fl nn -c r r —nmiom tiiu- '1' .e,l t S tI
,lorbot 111611 " - i" ui n '.n r - ' r .ul Se.ii fli
i - ' L1n-r\1\71 n.ittiiii ruç u-i
urn r. t -'r (tii1\ -r - I-nh ni_ur •15t' 51) 1ititi
Sé\niu' mm r.rr\ r _n Ultilitt 1i,\l)1Ii(
ar. in titá ic nut filet., rA xtinii in
tlhi: tiumtm- nit i1.lr cr eu-i é cure cmi
ttui ir-cmi,,e 'r -' nip ri mutim imir Tmttlfle ir
fl , t , -
March IS The 'flu graj iii is nit ainting
lick lv tillith tlllh iii mrlllitl try is how the
I: tiriiuiirv iitl all extra hurst: has
arrived, to look after our Patients. Mr.
l)tnunchiv hilLs agreed to swell tile 511111 in the
ui -I if tie goes to bed with tile 'liii. It
h- nil fir tile loor_isix.
March 20- \Ve hope that it is the 'flu and
nnthiiug elSt-, for this mornilig one fellow told
its that Ile has a machine-gun at h line and
intends brillgili.lz it back with ilillu next term,
tlitit lie iias siituktii hands n itli a man wiul
thiveil ivt-r Niagara Falls, that hue knows a Ili
tight feet tall, and that lie set-s a Rajah ever
ha' it ii' iile .\nttYet tile lad's name is not
March 2-I --' I3iisiiiess as usual" is What k
til ut ihuit class, and 'ItlIsinesS as usual"
hit - 'tin nncrohe ill its turn as it arrests a
fe lien victins. \Ve \yrjte litme fmr our
truvelliig exjt'lises to-IliLthlt, anti the men of
the Slitil cuii lie llt-urml mln.clissing tilt relative
lu - ru--. f the 1.1 iC., tiut- Simuthuern General,
M111 t 1t i'i_iui lvav
March 2(—Feast (If tile .niitiiiciation, and a
Ii.ill-mI.ii I c,nsimle tile ll()il-'fluites.
March 27— 'nd still the wi miider grew" as
u t n alcbed tile digging of a thee!, trench ill
fl-(,lit if the \lmstlics' (',rmtto Are tiltit)
stage a war picture for tilt -
March 29 Thit- Alifistolics try their luck at
(', Ii I 'hill to-dILy ,unil enitIveil it Very
intuit i-lIlt- if our ex-Ilutielits are hack in
C 1111 lighitt-r itidies but vitli ileavv hearts,.
April I —Pc xis Da v rotughut I in tiiing \er'
-ti tntl - fill- slIme of its are always the same
lilt Iii ti Ilothiluig Slc(ial to-tia. In lhu
Illig \Vt - had a very ellivahIe Picture, 'The
Lii ii u.
April -I .\ In hatirs' Rt - iuglimlis knowledge
(NILIII ltill ill 1 OCCII11iCd till tile last nlintite of
tli 1 tiui
April 5- III' Fhitiisdi - 'I'hic- \jlstohics
uugli lr:u lv tlurotigil till.- Ci-renionies, while
tilt- Lay It vs are read to make their departlire
ill fact slinie ()f t t ivlil disturbed imuir
liuirinllg slniiiht'rs -us tlit-v i attled off fr an
ttii v trail
April - -(((I I'riml:uv 'I'll(- - \ l 1 stihics visit
1 lit -ui I 1- rest-nt at tlui_- St-yen \Vimrtls. We
it nilt ill fluid a Mungret rt-lrest-iitativc. Fr
Nlo lIlly, S.J, ill tilt- pulpit.
riI —Eustt-r Stlndav. - I itur vacati)it
I iuuliuluut -nts are in full sniilg and all Seem to
It 0, iii vi iig tilt-inst- ---es.
April 12—Finals of thut- hllhiling and fmlitbahh
itaLt lit -s I it-, )\umht-d great excitt-iiient. ( )tuu
\llut - riclulu \isitmmrs shuuweih great interest ill tiut -
IllirhiuIg Illatchi but (-011111 limit he it-rsnuiht -ih t
ttuke part in it Au old Mliiugrt-t master, Mr
F-Il, hu:u aurivel troiii Uouigmwcs and has iiitcre-tt-il
Ililtlst-if in tile ire! maration of our play.
\Ve art- gratt-ftih too lnni fir his kind help.
pril IS 'I'm lit- rt ili\ for itir excursi(mn if
C Lllthlt r it riluits, 'tie have our Retreat to-day
Ill sI tail of ti i-lilt )rri 1w.
1$
.priI 17 'ilie hlt-lu\ells snuilel kill tilt- retlurn- -!
111111 jiitlgiiig hly luhhlelIhluult't-s thi------ -
hi I lt Ii 11 Ii nI So nIt- iit-re to ciltir tilt I - -
April 21 i i I,_ lifti- and hut, assistants hi -
ii lilt - -'hInt I-I Ills play iviultil us cinuilig
Niu iLv The ri-hucarsal ti-night iuiukt-t, ii
- i fr great sticit ss
April 2 1-1, r. 1,rO,vincial arrivts tip-lay. I I.
iC It, a 'tieICm lilt ilsutir. 'Flit- rt-suills 4.f ti.
r \i-x1.'tu, essa\s are p511-Il till.
April 2— care t-nsoleti fir tilt list, ml it
il_tv eXIlilu. by Itt-thug asked to smile wIn t
1 I'll ii -s ire hieing taken fir tile 'tIix;iii
\sL'tl, The ,itlisuiIies jlll\ 'Ille Magisitt
• (iLLS sUctessI lit R stLugt-tl lit-ti ri it Cr 'tvtl
- - -it is L.mfllguLutluiatliIils to Pr. Cufit-, itho
t, t si1 ik ImI Its li-i illhttim Ill -
'lipril h-h- -\\ hat a fall I M. Itturkm_- has taken
-- C.tl , lIlt tucing uccustmnuei ti ( ;atlui_' lIt 15
li hilly ivutli Ills ilililili, Ill liii-. Pi(-kCts.
pril 23-1' tlit't I tilt l'lItrl iilagt- of St -
it lI_IIILI I Inhi iIist, ihtiritug 'tvhuich
I - i iu_-t-lt-y u, i-u-.. R.—all i ut1 lai icm i-
t.aeht-uI it tit-atitltlil >t 1-1111 11. 'l'hiirti tIuhu ]take
ken to tilt lard t_U1L5 court, lint whitii J.
I irk-v J u u_I ott - alil Jmit- utlugli stlivt ftr
liii ill it Is 1111 11e 1111111 tiunils stugeul thut-ic.
April 27 \\ e art- s, jrry ti Itt-ar that Fr
I \, hulsI Iflefeet, has retired to St
111 -, 11, -' 'lilt, lit iii- 1W 11C that hiu- will 1utk
C 1111 Its 'ter\ smon agilihi Fr. Miuuistu_-r
i .ittlil'LtIh lltttlitim oil 'tutu hlih' 11t't't Ill( )ti ir
iwer -
April 29 -\ .'ttll-il-t,ltlt 1-hlgliv ti Iill1ittithu ill
I', lilt nv bmvs ket-iil occlljmii_ml, 'tviiilt thut -
-iillh, 11th t - It ( ',aeljt' illlutcil tuiuiler it lila,.-
priI 10 I tiliiiS tIlLs starteui ill real t-arnt-st,
lit - iiiv tilllig 'tie N\ ant is liii rI- ci ullltS ti
111 US uhuuitI- 111111 iv ilturing tilt- tint- 't'teathier
are having. Ft-rd Itailv came back Ii itik-
-- 'hull gtl\, ILliul Itutti 'tyt (vt-re glad to weiill
II It miular ca taiii , Pathilv CLLrri iii -
Ma) I Religiolut-. KIll \'tledgt- extunus in thutlu
:grahiuhIlt \\t- luavt-ii't ut-i-n zuhdt_-
I limit - C lUll is tiit ill ire trying, hit- hum urs'
ii fmitir limns' t-xluiiuiivatililu -
May 2—Thit- Si. Vinci_-ut tit PILLII Si Itltt
to Kitt Iuts't preparing- thit hlllhiiih tuhi Ii )tiEiiil-
Jiuuu 1 )'(',irlll.uuu ill- ti-i J ltritg;Lhi's
ii as treasurer.
1a 3 (liii tirst CihiI III hiiglu!iI.rt ti-
- it I\ 1 III. II ilit
y.ii:r - - i - - - - \ 111(1 I;'terv clii t 'tills illILihi- I
luiiuu, lLnd 'himiui t"etl\ trs auth Jim lilt -
Ii: lilt - i- nmrkt-ul like 'I'ruijnis, tint till-
1' 1:1w - -- itliti sill May li
-I li
NI
- ii.--- t 01 111 Ill I -
lIIl L-il- iti tn\L\tl ti
tIll' I iii in ;t liLitir ihi_-aust - The imlivs ticthiut(iLhui(-
ih tit(- fuint-rtd as far ILs the avenue
ate, aliil Muuugret 'tilLs a sail place for the
f tilt tltiv We oiler our sulucu_-rest S',illlii
1 his s-rriwitig hulure:lts.
S 'l'lit- \iilt't- lut uhi- hutulil tilurnluihlt - uht
I i started anti s- nut- gmxul nitutchues vert-
I -ilv liii tilt illllldh)ltll alIt-i- . Jim Kt-itill
iv I - ft thu- A1 iu)stm 11t' St-lit xl cmi ru mtitt- ft Or
I --..\
if -_.shiirants to )tir Laiivs Suiltulitv
iI - liii ilk (Iti tender their Iltuillet-.. Jun Mchilt
ill :,_I it Itlu I vat ji in \\ Ilk-11 lit- ILi II cart-ti in
lIlt iii: :1ii ii I ttlurnlunlen t lIlt 'uL - ithirk-t- (vhs
li C I It fair I Ilhu\ fr u,__'iurt-.
lai If) 1h ttvday as it is st-coiutl 'I'lIullstlay,
1 nit huh a fimrceti uultLrcii ivhihi- ottit-rs tn-
I ci tie riulm_- Pu Aulttrt_.
Ma I 3-.4,I lull tttitil 115 1 Iit\Vttli thit t ((ui
.5 I handball tied Iiturhug. 'l'hit- Lay
till lutIst I uf thit- handball t-vi-lits, liii hilt -
-si lit, ;uyt-ngeti these uii_-ft-ats by trillllh1lllii
ill illirhihIg \ihlllitllries begin.
May IS-- Mick ( ,tuhlhl\'s tlt-ft-tut in the liatuthhail
tm)lirlilLhiLelit \Vlls thit- Sllrhrist- ' Of ttit- year,
it I( ;Ili , ti 1 111C I if the players. 1_ Reams and
1 1. -I C i- culnt- mff victi
i\i,t 17 Ast-t-nsii ill 111111 So lIly - \\lLiks 1111(1
1 , -t, i 1 Pt ti, take away Ii- Ill a IdaYday ill
ii i - - lint tlit rain won't lit us dim ttuivtiuing
May 211 'Tis sa lumg since 'tie were thit-rt-,
cull hiturdlv find our waY to l.iullerick to
st t - thU uuutitcht -s of thut- first ritIhiui (if thit- 'I'll -
1114111(l Ft-is humhing. Linuerick 1111(1 a It m itllar
Ilhiuigil ulhLrrl'tv victory o't -t-r (_'ii-k and the 111111
if 'ri11 'II ai\ ('ti_-Lit din- ti hii-fimui_- Chart's (Ira-
is 'l'Ihev were twu I S iieiuiliti uillitciliS.
Ma - 23-.- ( )'hIt-a anti A. Mhut'Shilli'tluil illet
I. ki -tirns tund J Ciin'tvav ill thit- hntul if the
hi:uuimhl tuhl tm nruiauium_-nt J I I'll -u 11111 .\ Mac-
'!1 - C 'it - tii i .\ stall is I thug

IM ,i'JIF \ll Nt ill' \\\! .\I.
T
131
.1 it once With the Hitsu Cit mii1ioi.lii1i
I Ja It( 11 'all This is ' inlv inc of many cimtitio"
tl,:it lit acting First Prefect Mr.
•.Ikimi i, olgiltising these days.
Mn 2-I Fr Nichtiilsi,n, an ,ld Mitngret
Ill. 1mm W%lillilit1g, said the li,v' Mass this
rimimig lie etve a talk to the .\1,st,dics
t t-vcninc in 4t1te of Miingre-t's irk in the
S A. The Lay hot \I defeated the Api stoflcs
SoCCer, lint the .\histflic, Itirneil the tables
May 27 'l'lle village li -t, 'irgainsed by
St \nie'eiit ile- I'ittl Society, did not get
1,-li p.itnmagc fr,mii the- Clerk of the
cit lie-i. I IiL\\ li iw cr5 canti.. d wmi fre-
I ii-mitiv 1 nit the ci imllj etiti irs got gi iid fun un!
it \o,al all that i.i. as wanted.
Ma 2S Mr lii him ;irr.iiiC,'l a l;tvii teiltl1
lii 0 ;I1, 1 lit, I nt i ii I \\ iii i
Ill V
I ' .' All excellent picture ends the (lay.
June 3 Fr. Calter leil the choir to Ga1vav,
e it Ilk nil iLrs visited all the places of
itlt,1ut iliclildilig I niversitv College. 'lucy
ii ic t Paid v ( rein alld Mick Lvilen fresh from
i -in tiRir medical exailIs.
June li AI A, the lucky class in the ''class
1kH ciiiti_st 1,111 its imiettihers have had
inv larger calis during the Past wuvki had
their excursion to _\rdnacrnsha and Killaloc.
liri;in kuntle(lv was ItliiSt anxious n visit the
t nil f l'vthag iris to make sure that this
lit . iiI;iii is really ilid and cannot write any
1 C I lie, items.
June 7 -Feat if Cirpiis Christi. Though
n it liii threatened us list evening we are
lit it ,li:iiiicil iii, III ill atiti is allowing
it, F e Bd acra-
1
June
(i CIII U g
- -
:
tip
-
VW4
3 A i
w we
1 Mi St1\\ON SCHIMI WIIfls.
haiti at Intake at (Brien Bridge.
- -
THE 'SIIAN NON SCH liME" AT AIthNACRUSHA
lIaLI1 I rirli tile
Head Race.
MaN :hIa 1l,iiiIl.ill \-. litCe liii
\liiitt.iret if we ,U I judge liv the noisy
i iF, that gather to L-(.- the tolurnailtent
'iuttciics. R uitiulers has (or should it lx
)itive ?" ) fi imnil favour with tile Apostihics,
iii the Junii irs are- able to u defeat the Semii irs
•.silv
June 3—l'he bun ,i.tliiicd •\liistiilics'
• iprinii caine iff to-il;i. It is to lovites lilt
ruvtd niost enji val ile. The , fficials did
1 ttrr 'tihl hv oinc to i_uk and vitnc-...1rii
mm fliltill ii t\'iiil Limiju-miuk mu
Ill ,m ciii, -t 1 e-teen the ci •mbined frees
il I.e-i i.I hg t..e- rtlhtcate- and IV A and tile Rest
if the house at all 'Sninmiter (aimies. The
u-ntet is not finishie-ul as we are going to press.
liut Ixaving Certiticmte -'umid C. have won
I lnrliitg anil a Tug-i f-War, while The- Rest
I, vi 1111 Re-lay race and I Iandhail . Events
It c-ileil are Tennis, 'Marathon, etc.
.Juiie II This is I" isitjve-lv I mr last appear-
:11 II 1-ill rri\v the Intermediate Exam-
1 ill ii ikc its reveal more secrets than
\\c I.t\u I\uiI ,I\\;i\ ill the-

I 1:x'1'1:II'.\IN\L1\i'. 1 3
The Iiit i1iiiuitie elitFtilil1lIftlii If tile \ e.tl
\vagiV Lii I)v tile Lay 1i vs in Sunday, I)ec.
\Viieii the iduced n n a adapted vuriiin
C •eiri.e A. Uirlitilii4ilailI's iiitilar COIIILdV
( eneial J liii 1'CLitii.'
ENTERTAINMENTS
"GENERAL JOHN REGAN"
itii Ili I ilt1,_1 hot Secil the i>iav Will be
11,11- •ithi the atithiijr's ni IVIA tinder the
,ahiie title. horace P. HiUing, American
(;tlllli hIiii l'eLLll it ifiiilliL jiilt Ill
11liilV Liiglli.eiileltts in Liltill-AIII(TiCil
Hut
Ihiihl\iiin\, vluerc, icc' riling ti Hi1Iiui_ tile
(;Llleial \ViIi, l)orui, is tuuiivaue 1 it lli.tuie;Ll
juui irtituice.
\Vhuen Hih1iiu recittuults the
esteem in which the (euieral is held ill Hohivia,
and expresses Ins iuuii,' nuent at the dilatori-
ness of the jeolIt
I H;illvuiiov in Ii ulouring
ii ittl\e geuuilt
lull Ills tUlle 1 illulate tliults. TI 1,
f I)r. I,tucuuus o(;rad &tllL,
his aid. Taking i_ Ill lled with the- itililic
efl of the ilace, the I) ct 'F leveli S a
hitinc to erect a statue to) tile ( ;eulerluI"
ohhIiirv
the Lord lieutenant is to lie invited
ioerform tile tinveihiuig e'elenll litV, alt'1 the
sources of ltall\'ulliv are taxed to tile [It uilist
, that a red-letter day may lie assured At
I ue last ultiullent the Liril I.ieuutenartt siguuties
IllS unwillingness to attend, Sell diulg itis nile -
ic-cailuit to uuuake iuivestigatiiiuis.
re disai ipi ii iullue'it to, the in ill' tens
This is a
in due
- irchImstanceS, they IllIVe 110 l thu lint to
iri,ceed -
Their citargin is better seen thaui
described \Vlueut hiilliuig informs thuenu that the
Ciencral is tile child
!istorV and ilveulti ut.
f lui iltlllgtil:Ltilin—ilis
hint tlli_ I) etir shii l\V5
luuhuseif c(111:11 ti the change(l sit Ilati 11.
J. Mcliiernev asacajiitai IIIItLl it' linietir,
tuck to see the lisSihihities of ,f ituihiug's stiirv
iiuol, 'vitht tile help of I)r. 0 1'C ',radv, directing
li thnnt,ts to his own advantae, Vi. Ciaklev
- as itoiuniraiihv suited to his riie of Allterieaul
He was esh eciallv impressive in tile
,l 1(1 viteuu re-ve-ltliulg luilllseif as it practical
kvr 011 iluuit( a large i_'aln
itt
_\verv exactilg
Edit, it if tile U ulutlllugilt Inlgle - \k ils
.hut*V \\eII lithe 1 1 .
1, L ki_r Ill ill tile
uI
CAST
1 lIt, Lticius 0 '(',radv, J. I )'( ;Iflh11 gave
it verY ciiulviulciig illteriFetatiilll, actiig liartieIli:lniV
well when in ci inflict with Mr. l)ovlc,
lile ladies —'l' Nnulan as Mrs. dc Citurcv and
Vi. I 1tluraIt:,n as Mrs. ( 'iregg —were charming
lii itht in gesture and ill eltraulce. I Iii'.- votulil
expect 5 iiutewluat 1111 ire vig mr in t itei r differ-
dud' of mu u regarding Mary Ellen's
ti iiette.
I. I lanraivan I unveil the i art I if
Mllj it' Kent very creditalih'
\eiCe,
I list net 11151 eeti or, with P. Ci urrv Lutd I
MeL, :rtitv as -'ergeant atuil C' ulstahhe resi ccliyeiv,
SlistlLi tel tIle digttitv auuul iuveu' if tIle
lnv, 1). t,ie'ithi uutaile an ul,htltirliiile hotel
maid, vhile \\. C ituer, tile oleiiiinair aiulc-deeutluli,
and J. ( )'Neill, local liauud-iiiaster, were
I tIlt,, eitiai ti the demands iuiade uij mitt the-tn -
J. J.
Cut' tlutuik. are iltte tiu thte atttii' ir, t,athiiul
hla:unav, and to J ( ,iidiig ltnglit, Esq., foi'
lueruutussion ti 1 ir'idtuce tile 1ihty ; to 'iIis
\i 1 uti_ - v for tile' i:lilit ci IStutuuues autil fir her
irk ill ntaktutg III I the fetillhle chiutracters
uhi ii l'e and "ii i'- 1 ' )t'tSdi III fir a hleautti-
air if i iutg fir i\iary ElIcit anal to
Fr I )illoui-Ke-llv, S.J ,
Ce :tei'hll.
Mr, Staeithi
to
fir tlte 'statlti," of tile
Ille \\ ig \\ene kindly suuplied hi'
toilrist and iisetidii-liistorical huiigiaihier, tiesceuiib,
11 fill the hlitilerto peaceful town of
Illl\uuloV
The ltl'l "Se if his visit is such as
to divert cousuderai,lv tile iuuhiihittuits front
the even tenor (If their \VaV. "
(jI, ILC'I. JOHN RI:(itN.
I, tim li.in W. i, iL Ii
The late
tlicir ullnstriti t \\ liltlll1l matter s are hl'illgilt
to I i head. \I 1- 1) VIe, tile hotel inoiriet I ir, is
iii it Slim ti take ailvuntage Of all l P1 1 rtuttlity
that lrouulisL-s to lilt BalIX-1114 IV right ill the
eVeS of the \\ )rid, and incidentally set the
1H1titt\' I )'ivle loptt /ip 1 Riuiivniv Iii / J• Me'lnernev
litace P. flu1li:i - I (((i'll 1(1 Ilit(ILcl \\. CoutHev
\I:urv i_lien hotel haul 1). 't:tcIili
Police -eu'e:t11t
P. Curry
ConstllLIe 'ilirinrtv
1. \IeC:trtliv
II1ltddc'tu (llliltcl' /' iii ii' of film (uuiiiialig'iit Iigf' L. Reams
NhP)i- I,e1tt I TIlltt1JI1ltfl
Itt. I ilciut ( )'C u'ldv ,l,diiiIl 1 1w'r ut Bmill'nu J . ( )'(;lla11
Mu's. Grele hIt't of I;ucfu' -1imt' of Pu/ic \\'. I-I;lutl':tiilLll
I itsjuectur (;re
.-\. \Ie\eice
Mrs. dc Cuttrcv II it,' if k'ilitiI .1hlLlt tilt,' I. \titutii
ktrrit:ttu hun ;l,l;;I1.stu't 1. C )'Neili
Lord Alhet't flllkcuev .1 nl,'-,l,-'at(i P ti I It'! Ji,'ttl,'ittl \\'. Cotter
L, it iZellS ut 11:1 11 Vllil)V.
L
j

134 THE \liN(.Rl'l' .\\\l Al, THE i\1lN;RFT .Nl.\.f. t
THE MAGISTRATE"
-
After Easter tile .\p si' lic Stildents 11I\( Ii'.
a most cnj 'viii le entertainment with their
prodtictioit of Sir A. \V l'iner's farce---' The
Magistrate."
'l'li col1elitience5 if the fenu-
nine weakness f r ti ri n of facts relating
to age provide ititicli aililisetilent.
Mr. Posket, a police iliagistrate, has i,iarrieil
a widow with one son and she has deceived
hut about their ages.
1r ithie hiegilis Viteii
Mr. Posket receive. .i 1it it fr an (-'i olimel
l.iikvtt, an idd friend to iii India. \vll4) knew
rs Poket iii early ,lavs, stating thai lie is
c'ttiing to iIie with theiti that evening. Mrs.
PlIsket is afraid that lie niav prove indiscreet
in tile matter ,t dates" and deteriiiiues to see
him itii Ili ediattiv, in 4 Into- to warn Ili Ili hto
ntattt-rs stand
She follows lout fiotti his cliii'
ill a hotel iltilI gets arrested for heiiti I (it
ljcesed l)r-rilits after hours
liii parties
give false names and addresses and are liruglit
tij) before Mr h'osket wit' has been himself
"till lie than UsI1411h ntuistial''
iii. s&titcitces
thu-itt I. seven iiavs ivilhioitt the ojtIoti of a
tiTle.
i,\ i-rvthitig is I-tit right by a fellow
'Irs 1'''ski.i, tile l.'i-litrlLl iltalacter ill the-
play, whose lapse fro Ill truth j,r(vides all the
nierri ituent , v;is s iendidlv rd iresented 1 X_
Ii \v;lrll.
Frotit start to finish his acting and
tnt i-rj ret it 111 f the role were moist CC (ii -
viti-itig
114 i as aidv suppi irted I,v F loner
is Mr. 1' skit, whose acting, esi ecialiv in the
Uutrt l'h)I)ttl Scene was tItost eitt -rtaitutig. D.
ioliins illaile it very credititi ic aticnipt in a
hthcuit ri&---- \l o,. l'oske ts s ii.
J j llourke
as Pr Jiessor llaciLr,ui as unite guIlt The
part If ulai-y .\niie \iriiidci , W110 geuiellus]v
shiales Mrs. 1' sket's tn iii le, was very well
played liv F. Webb, .\ tile fussy and j)(Otl-
C(lllCi%).ti( If N i 1 -,kit, J Williams
,utited tile part I1tliti ii LII . Mnriuliv as
t._u>ltiil I,utkvti, and (_ Finn is Cai hut I Illrace
\iule gave excellent acting '1'. Limdtord and
J. Caitlteld iiiade the milust f -lliail tarts. \\.
)'Shea gave a guilt display of 'after hilts"
lice
u cerlitre and o Is clinl.telitiv assisted
1 IV I. ke' gii and A .
1
1iii (olin
Clerk a sitiahl but interesting art—was not
lii, efl gras I ued I IV I I 1._ottO >v 1. Mr)llnv
'\ 1 -. 11 t gIbu ii aS littler t') the 61, CA h use-
111)141.
CAST.
Pifcsot' \LICI1I ii
1. J. Hutrkc
Cis
'II
l)11i is
;kath:i P
Him t rd
Mr. Posket i l'i. -lit it Rntlini,1 Si. lit, of t! I E. I'utcr
Mi. flui1Iiiiiv \!tiiiiu' 1! Rtilliut1 .51. 1111 1. nt / J \Viili:tms
\Vvke
(B till r al .11). V ck it '.c)
\1trv \ihiie \errinder (.1 i11l1 j))J,l .SLl?' F. \\ebb
Isidore (lrCIi'It Fu,i1i'r at RoYal ):k I/oh! 1 J Laitilicid
.\cliillc I'ioiid t Pr Iri,(, e4 Rovt! 1 ik hot! '1'. Laiizford
Ct ilomiel I tik vii
I'. Murphy
Ciipt:ii IIoraec \ lie
C. Finn
Iii Speet( u Messi t ii
\\•, ( )'lica
oiitiiie I Ii rn
.\. ; llionlv
21_i.t-iu111 \IiuInls IM' \ I. keogh
Mn. \\i will Ill gtUii
P. Cntirov
j
I.iteu.ii',
\.iHi'.
ear. 11th for variety and ititelest tlii
- lit rihititiolis were well tip P tile siauidard of
lus \ears,
l'aiucrs read :-
\'4lrds\voi't ii." lu' J - l,yiicht
'Valpm
-
liv J . lb )\i ill_i.
'lraiicis 'l'lltillsott,' liv G. t_iikil'.
l.oitgfell o , ' ' hV J . t_'auhiIeld
ultlIl(-1 Ju (hltisu Ill,'' liv
-'ortliu 015 ureachie(I
I it, the Jb,lv Si ituls, liv 1. 0,111-, )y.
l the hiiitiiacitlaic 1_laicelti Ii, } I
1 larrieti
cc
- I
'IH I .M.%.(,IS I Il
Ii..
II tile I'llssllIn, liv J. I
I In tile Sltcrei I leart , liv ( . 4._raker.
Essays re-at I -.
'lte(lerik tile ,leat and Voltaire-,'' I J J
]ltirke.
Lu tlis l'asteur ' ' i)v F Vieh II
1t\ I). I-utzpatrick
lie 4
At
!L
THE LITERARY ACADEMY.
lXllil0ti4 ii at tile \aticatl,",
hleil Age If Irish Missituar
ia1 lois," liv 1. Keu ugh.
167
\\ asinilgi' 'it I rvittg , " liv \V I )'Shiea
Sir Waite,' Ott, liv 1'. (I I1riet.
'liver (oidsniitli," by 1'. Fit,-geraluL
-'

I l nt ft ,' I l IL I .1 l - fll'
141 Klti1li, 'Ii('il.tV \\as, 11(1(1, liii' 1114 Ili( ll iiis
ctissed vas :'1 lint the Ci lenla is a ilegeneratiri_
anllisenieilt aini Flit an ciiiicatiinal asset.
Fr. Kelly ri-ideli and Fr. CutTe was also
lire sent.
1'. i. tie'' Ill
ill 'I fir tile iltiirnIati\e and held
tiiitt till. vast ilI;ljlIritV of jisnt-(lav pictures
underiililiL.'d L'llllSLian 1riilcil)i('',lnd vcre
dangerous esj uciaiiv fir tile vtun
educated
'1'II1. dINRlU .\\Nt'.\i, DEII.A'flS. 137
DEBATES.
and un-
Snhjects vere sI VII LI ill(- screlil
winch illllaiL'd to the 1 e,er jlassiims and
which were hlarnllni to the fuiidanieutal laws
of social life. C. Finn, ill an ,riiatc speech,
(l"'elt urn the li;Lvoc tvr,ti.1it in s 'iiis 1w imi
Ilictllres.
llii' doctrine tlllighit l> initiiv films
was eat, drink and be illerrv for to—morrow we
die. Vice was clothed in most alluring fashion
White virtue and the really 1 ieantifttl were
igni red.
catitinal
I'.. To MCI-, while ililnllttilg tile edti-
ssiiiilIties of the iiietilres, (leililli
that they ic f real i,'dlicatii inal value at
JIre,eilt
The true end of cililCILtitlil is to
elevate till. lililidS aiiti till Illol'lllS I if till.' 110 )l
and lllIlL\ ill ilerri licttires have tile (.,4 intrar V
re,Il
good
P. I I' Iiril.'n stated that tile j ictures
rtrav far to nluch if \ matters. Really
ictitres if edtic:lti' nal value have in it
ir''d to is,' 1 tihilLIlcial sliCCl.55 and. therefore,
tlll.ILtre hllailagl.l'l. lll.'ltatl' all hit
1111111,
-e'rl.'l.11ilIc
iii' till.' negative J. I )'ill.'a CIiilCl.'Iied that
tin' hictures at llrl'sl.'nt \\l.'i'l.' not il 1 lid' l.'l.'lIt.
ili_'h'fel.'t, htit said that tile statl.'iileilts If tile
afhimniative side were far to s\Vl.'l.'j I 111g. eil5I irs
have seen that tiioraiiv (iILil,Lter Ills ict limes Call—
flit be Shown ill till.' screen.
tillit it health il.'r atnIl IS] Illure Ill
picture-,goer.
ith the result
nmn 1111115 the
1'. Barrett iiSii ii t'lt iii tile
good \vulrk of the censors, Illill insisted tilIlt tile
lilorer classes hla\'eal.'llalice of eIllicatiofl 111111
Of deveiu II hull hull I Illilluls, tilIlt till.'V Could not
otherwise 4 h ,tii II. W . I .ee also urged that till
-. , I I 11.1 1111,1 IL. t * ' I \ "I I
lug Ill, ,IiL'Iil iIlvl'lltIl:Is null l\ iIl'lllLlIlC till.'
vhole \VI )rid 1 iefi Il.' lis 1w uictnres If h fl. in
(liStIlhlt lILIdS, J. t._ntil,ield, ill it slIl.'l.'l.'hI that
its 11 11(11V ILhiiIlalidl.'d, Vigoi'uuisi' attacked
iUlt ill.' called till.' 's\vl.l1- jllilg 111(1 s111 let
stltl.i1ll.'ltS Of tile allrlilati \ L'. " Most
f tilt,
j;ctlir.-5 are \'cl'\' dclii anti l.'II Inut lint do guid
aniong those Who have no cillllice of givihig
ii ng hi nrs ti I
reading.
(, Lr)i- -r, I) !!ilr!lett. J I Ill ,\'iIll'(i, '1'.
t(kl.'5 .laii J. I )lillllell Sllke l.'xtcnliilrl.',
lill' rl.'stllt of till.' voting \:Is :-
I- i' till.' niiltin , , ' ii,
21.
'l'iIl t.jlIiirnlan dnLrtlll:Ite(l th' nll.-nlllt-rs i r.
au excelil.'Iit debate, and ill 1111 interesting' COlil
unit 1,11 the treatment if till.' iiiition (ll'scrihll-Il
till.' ciIl'Ill:L as all exCellent instrument with
lIlilh(lluld&'Il 111Ssihihtil-s for god, winch has
L&'en lIlt to 1111(1 tisI' univ till I i,ftl.'hl,
lile sel.'on(l (lClRLte to k placo. Oil No v. 27.
llll'rL' 0 ti' soflle gi II Ill ildividllai sl'l.'Chlt_'5, but
lilt' stillidard
nll.'l.'ti'Ig.
not 115 lli'.,lil 115 at till' lre\'iItiS
hr. Kl.'li\ iIrl.-sldl.-d at the thiscitssitig
of tile motion :'lhiat a Liiuiiteii Muuhlarchlv is
II lil.-ttl.-r firm of government tilail it Re 1111 lii:
In favour if the limited 1111 ilal'cilv . 'I' St Ikl.'S
lInt ft uro'ard a strong case.
lie asserted that
It cinibnletl liii tilllt \\'ZlS l)l.'st ill it Rehihulilic and
in it tiiuui:trchi' and 51iike iii the importance of
a peu'IulIllll.-nt 11(1111
\vilicil the niunah'chv
SL'ssl.'S 1111(1 vInt,'h till.- l.'l 1111)111' lacks, \l , Miii-
c:ihiv dveit on till.' more harmonious rt'llltioils
that exist lietwel.-ll till.- governing nil. lii cr5 ill
cluntril's which are not rl.'l III] ihcs,
thiticrui
kings arl.- not tyrants and are in ti ticli with
their ll.'Iles needs. .'\,(,iliuiilv 1hl51tl.'ii un
the evils that arise from it ciuntuivai cilailging
Of till' ileIuli if till- State 111111 hg 1'd unhijes, Such
changing 'liens till.' way to I c( Irrul Itil ill and
hitter 1 arty strife, K, I )nnuie, ill IL vt,'ll-
reasl mid sl ieech I
of till' advantage of
a
having a ruler wilu was above party warfare.
Ills personal il1tlUe11L'e is tilereture greater and
4 valuable asset ill ihlternatli 1011 relations
P. Molii',' arliulsI-li tile attelltll.Ili of till.'
audience by l.-laitllh!lg tillIt ill o il( i5hi1g tile
motion ill.' 0 as fi Ill(tviuig the I ipilliuins of Slullic
f till.- greatest Ili tiii'i ililguahls,
liv its very
t'Iilstithltll ui a rl.-liluiilic is Mort.' Ihl- lhliil-ratic and
the g'uvt'rllllll'utt and till.' mull.-r can claim it more
Itiih :oilseult of till' gi I\erull'ii
P. Fitzgerald
aliliraleth to till.' lr5Pl.'ritY it AllLl.'r il-a 115 a
proof of till' slhl.dl.'SS Of till.' rI-i liluhj -ail fuirlul of
giuverllilkeilt
The rt'Ilillics Ilillst lLl''IlV5 l,,uuk
ho the gii ii ut till citu/ell ,ihlul hit to i tllILt of
the ruling l'illsses. J . Ill rIlion tiullk his
Lli(hencl.' to I 5',Vit/,ei1ILhld
.i(hvantagl.'s I it 2'eali
Ill.' thrged tilat tilt'
iil'ulli II'h'atic gi iVl IlIilli,lit
are iullhH Issli 1k' exIt-lit under Ii l.' 111110
)'Shea julsistl.-d that the rl- j Ill lIlIan govern-
Illeilt rd irl'sentl.-(l tilt: interests (If the ie'i k
Iut-tftr tilahi 1111' III iularcilv. aihll thl'ref(irl' made
t ht. 'Ill Ill ill. ii Intl.'nt ,iuiih uiiadi,' h'I'.'i ulIltilihI less
likely. 'lilt' Il.'iq )IL ' call i'lihLeLi' hhuahtt'rs lit( lrl'
rsiv 115 tlle\' h111'i'e frl.'lilieult illIhirtliulitil's uhf
declaring ill Vu tilt'\' Vu ishi II he gii'l.-u'ule(i.
The (li\'i-,iu III I t',lhltlil ill tIll' lt'Jl.'l.'tlihiL if till'
motion, tilt' \'i hillg I it-hulg :—
For
.'\gaihlst - 2(1.
Fr. t,,utie i ,resiuk-(i at tIll.' lill.'eting of tile
I iuuitiir iistu,lics Siit'it'tv Ill hlect-nlhier S. Fr,
Kt-hI as also un -slut. 'lilt' Illu itii1ul was
'That tilt: mission if tile Irish i-ac.' is to tiit-ir
i.% II aliruia(1 rather thlahl to till- h1agaui.
J , \\li(i(l began liv comparing laming till' affirmative
to the house- built lull a rock, aiiuh dVu cit at si inle
kngth (In till' ahlxil.'t\' till- la.-L (If priests catises
%n the Irish ill \uill'rica P MII.ollghlhihl upihcd
the Ilar-alllt- Of tilt' Ski\vt,-r 1111(1 the St-i'd to i
ihi debate. The thorns and the Stony ground
t4 life in foreign laulils 111111 ti kill the flljtll of
rn.rsv of our Irish Ill.' illll- 1111(1 til(-SL- souis ()light
hi bc our first di,ncurul. Jack I)' Din also insisted
that charity hegins at liounc and that till- bread
i_i
\\'
uf till- i-huihelren should be given tiNt te them.
1. MeUuiuiiuss cohnparel.l the Ii isition of tile
Irish Ui.irOal.i Vu IthI that ot our It' phI' at ili,flle
(Ilirillg tile 11-11111 tUlle-s \\c illtlst hstt,-lI to
tiltIt crY lit-fine tilt: appeal of (,thii'n,,
I'. LotTe'' oll.'iiell fill' the iltgllti\'I' iI\' 111i'iuiulg
fruiuhl St Mutthll'w,
lie- titse-riiit-ui the doctrine-
,f till.' athrniatjvu as selfIsh ill(] llhicharitaille,
111111 u'l.-nlarke-Ih that his huh lull-hIts seelll to i firgut
that I iagahl 51 ulils Vu l'rl. just as dear to
Christ as those Of I tlsilhls,- hi .
T. Mnrphc-
ask.-d vhv was tilt' gift Ili ti uhlgull's ,givl.-hl tiu the
.\luu stI&'., if I-aI'hl natillth lulighIt to 11.10k after
it-. i Vu hi f,lll . What Vu i tild have
hlaIIlIl.'hl.'d to irt'laulil if St Patu'ick iuiid acted
liii the tl'al'Iliulg (If til( ,lfllrhil1lti\'t'
I). Loiliuis
l-xIrI-ssl.-ti aliiuu Irrl'hll'.- iii till' \'II'Vus Ili the 1111,-illh
iCI S %\110 slIlull ,tt'ul till' Motion. The greatest
gil lr\'
I iluIgr.'t 11115 is tilt work that is hI-lug
doll.' ii 11cr sIins'_Lihlilllg till.- iagauls.
Vu
)'1 1111 sili l'uvl'Ii
Jim
tilhlt lit was Wlil acqi lit iuitt-ti
Ill till.' illist1t'5 of St. Paul, and had a Siniuuthirl-
ullhiltatuuiul r.-aliy ill answer to every luhIl'
that cIlul-lI' fri itil the Ill il usiuig siule,
null I
I If thu.' INtl-hull' irl' s ue:tk.-r, ult-ssrs. Liitighihiii
Thornton ill Sill ike jun tilt' uhliutj )it , and
I1l'ssh's, \l1irihil', iiail;I,gahl, hlllh'hltt 1111(1 F 11111
ill II l5l'd it.
fill' \'l Itimlg resihhut-d ill till' deft-at (of the
hIlilti ill
For . 8,
.'\gain-t
i-r, Kt H\
iti.
('Nl -hl -.,lli hllll-,.if tVl'hi sitisficd
\l itll hI,' ilt'IlIitt' Iit iit'cijuit-d to Cihildt'lllil either
1111' Lll1llu'nlaul iiii'ui) C01ll lii ileiltt-d the
, it-aki-rs 1111(1 'raised till' spirit ni WIIiCII thit'
iiiscllssii ill Vu 115 t-arri.-th 'iii,
I'll.' StIll' r .\lui Isti lit-S Suilil't\ ill-id another
luil-1-tiilg on ll-hlrliab'v .10 \\ 11.11 11
hil(ltiiiil assertthat
lul(idt-rul civilization I, a failure
ihi4llisstd,
D. Harnett began in favour of the motion
V. itlu a \'ig iriilis hlttIul-k oil modern civilization
whlil-Il he d,-scribes as"rotten to the core."
lit' uscri}il-(1 till.- dlihist- if its decay to the adiira-
as

136
tI011 ('t tt,titii I,% iiicli iii' l.i. i Ill PillLllt i liii.illt
by the many inventions that have favoured the
Capitalist. I It.. drew a dismal picture of the
results of class warfare. M. ]luv continued
in the saint strain, urging that wealth meant
leisure, and alili ing the niillii us wh4i have iii
religion leisure Illeamit vice.
THE Mux(;RE'l' \NxuAL. 1 39
F. Burke took tile
exilIlile of the divorce cilurts to prove his case.
Russia and Mt-xici were coumntrit, v1iicii
hived the results of our modern VaVs. J. j
Burke brought tug lit ti irward the icture lii 'uses, tile
tiitat res and time p tne of iiii itienmi literature to
slit i\\ t alt the world was drifting to paganism
J 11 till, fiti the I il)!ioi5itioil ii iliteti iiimt
that Ilk Catholic Church is increasing in nuiinhers,
and that its work was never Illore coilspicut
ins among Christian nations anti at tile
same time ciii] versif inS were increasing Ili
Cinna, Africa and India. J. ( )'I )imlllell held
that the ailvamiceiiient if science has meant an
improving in the conditions €f living and that
tlli5 will re-act on miii iralitv
A happier lilt-
gives a chance of a better life. J Flanagan
continued iii this line, stressing esj eciallv tile
better ci inditit in 44 the working class in wir
tjllle and i rointing out that slavery had gone.
F \Vi_ hi dealt vi t Ii the Intel It-ct nit I mu ri 'ye-
Illelit iii tile fllasscs in recent times, ai
iffiuini -il thu the tare p rhiip.utp 41 .0 11.111
lii it likely
ill lii. it to lead t letter life.
The meeting \\as reniarkahie for tlit- large
11111111 met f extellli title l eakers vlio joined in
the del it .
lilt-v were P. Lynch, I'. )'Brien,
P. liatitti, I ,\lc('iratli, T. Murphy, P. Coffey,
P Cr Purl iv, P. \hr! iv and 1'. \I un liv. Sonic
it tilt-Ill
l oke quite \ve]i liii! Illade a good
case ill tile siltirt tulle at tilt-il dip )Sal. isal.
The result if the voting %% :Is :-
A
lir .. 10.
Against ... 22.
iii of thanks is diit ti Fr. Kelly LIId
Ii, Fr Cliffe fur their imelifu! interest Ill this
Mid ill the Pithier ieliatt-s
liii. "I
if ill III lenza jrevemitt d tile
hililing it 1 nutting if tilt- t!iirr lat' R,-vs'
I )ehating Society at tile end f March. hit-
Illitilil] lii - I sell for discussion \\a, : "'I' ias:''l' hat for
tile neglect if tile Illilgllage of their t'iiliIlt I
OIL' Anglo-Irish writers if the first half of t -
tiuieteenthi celttllrv dt-serye irilr cititdt-iiijn.
11011." .\ Iilanv it tilt- likely speakers iii
written an essay ill tIle _\mmghir-lrishi Potts of
tilt- I it-ri d, fill" tilt-
t! ma;Rl-:I- ANNT.\I. Ciii
Petition, liii III I"[1, P 'FI1.ilV inu- l -
uilt-n--luti . . -
''r'p '-0r; Le n kr iiitl1.\fl.1Ott(ti
lit btlXUTli\. t), m,Ltre.pc n rrtTe r-" -'-
e lie ie re .P It) tI_P I t'-.' r pi iii l iii r an
'i t 'r ir ' fit ,pfl r.A nmji6iTliI1j _Tl
rt1oriT1 iii, ioinii,vii Ti r'-' _cur 111111 tui' n1e,*_ ti.
r" bëtçin iiiiitin ('Ipice -'r ITr •t n liri.ti1.
("ire.p 'r r' npt
tii -t te -te.t'rx , ,o' pu-ui
'-' r'-'° n iii, tiuii ri
cii DeIietP' r-' t'•tir.- t1u.lp Ti, n.A t.teri'.vnnr
.) 1)01, I liçuiot' .lsur riur fll,'IC rp.CTtn.S PT1TP, ItiAlp
bi Anf-'r litI,-.Ic ripin 7Intplce.)1i iupt.i ri'r
lie i1,ttIrI 1 f) r rUfli,)tflhl s1Tlri.'v.')s 1a 1 -n
).Tfit' "ti "! iTtlfIi.11i '11 toni' TVIli''i 'i
tii h .'ipp.it r,si -i' up l.'Pc 'n i-Phone A Tip
Leir Afl tl1itT,,li iI'.''iI'.'. ' r -' r -''' 'c 'iii TIVIIIItflfl
: t -(;
I
WO
r q
'k3 ,
'omn'T)ec.
'1r,r tuSiili to h-anT ILii.i lTi cur 111iei. Tie bircv\
ti
huAjire .'m r Ar "
r" leille teir •'' IOfl14flMDCACt.
fl r-'-'r tü- ur Tie,\tlr n Vulplle e u41V AliiAln
ur or "'r ' rpui r'° 'r eirrre ço r0r s
h.i-itipit or 1ie,\Air N
co . 'ôérô popiç
ii (''1tTi.itt - pA-o1iic6 Cup -.i-ue, SeAm.r ó 5o1ImMn,
flu -eAt. flliç e.\yiuAlc - eoi imept,\ belt A.
Ill p.iTr - ctun'e .n46In I çcflhiltle ruitine riot mui
lien "iit.\lrre ir 1 çeiiinte otirr fl,iriim mAinciti
T,'ifl1içC,) i e tuiunniotr. .in el,uoe e. bi n Tap
'UI1iiflfl c'0r11.ifl 1 pe'I nt1 ,r or ­P -P r
1,r,. ,uinne.ñapt ruc Il unçAqil n ya'oti Un
'•' TiC1' hA h.arpntr.Pi ciiii rip r-' itunt'.
I ff1 lllpr.) liii rornuii',P1i ('tun,Pitlfl All ('(l ATte
t'ni t ,nl t1).n - Cmiittre ,)cur Si',\mtir ii npnaiti onAji
e-.prini r- -i'.pl .tuni' 1nluiTi1_\p b'e,%io é.
lii An hA uipii1Tl p i- Iim.ri- ii,m lilmpiT puipeAnn
Ce'.ptinl.l. çrItnnC ruIn,1e
firm
-iic ó CO1I-
4
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I
fl,p SeAr,im 1, p I.TrTTin, 'U. ii L. ó taiiiô, 1. fllAotmuI -ue, P. t)pe.tn.i, L. tie ),iO1i.
. Suite --a. m,pc cI)tt,PruiLic, ) ii Sü,lteAfiAin, iu1 to in.utt., S. to 5o,imin, P. O CoTitlal'ô,
I. flu.)- C.pitre. S I) 1n-(k)pç)itti'.
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140 THE MUN;RET ANNUAL.
I
10111 .I1\1l')e.I(r. 141
1iine
iiI',p, I.e pi1rti5 it Co i.,,rrc n ep.ior Tin
(uc.\,nt t)i Cult) wrn.t bu iI.I.b .t b4'citpp in
eArn.lni Ap juiptrn p. ii Celpi.tlII.. (ulti .lTi
rrop I.e iisp çeulo ime.ipt.t. Ili nir)i.,n In li() .1 fit
i ii nMlCAct I TitoAi All rSAliipAIiniAp SeAt.1 All
tn amirip bpott.ti ti1iru, n.A huA1I.t, .15 inlrpt
I.eAn615e Asur liltilolD .tirne. Tilt uip rAn ti-re
Leir tsi Cumlirn tiottii re
4..fl rpVINI" Cunl,\nn.
tA tiiolin 6.r Tul. Tin it Ure4r Cueliltili 1 mb1it,a
ni nip s'-' All rtAr r -'r'
cclii. All AnTrcrpr A li iinnr T)eipic 5(1
•lollclrra - I.e' 'Ti fliltOhi .i rAil`i in .t l(ITTIC-5Afl
niuipAn lCi All .icup ç.in i.vo çcin .1 lie,t po0r nt
p0-t.p .S.0 Ii vnlpne,nl i5up V"" ' l(lflflt4.
*
• a (up epic leir h-1rp.I.ra1 c .soiep iii rAlb
P' ra tpeir acA OtlirIcelmur tuire niune-
I 5(oinne flA Scelit.,,' .i, b urt An hull' i Ti,
ata,nn. oIme.nDelnui' rIrr u e,ritr ii outne
cii iuine içu A tr1inç rill nip ruritnAhi r"r n
r.avtnettr oo,tn. be in ill it un i cit.' rt$nr tier
iii ct IrCI1, cun Corn All tI'(tihi1iti in,, tu iloAltit
('..c r' rsvib r hpelr
r' AçiIflui A cl UICP AlTLiifl I 5.oflhie 1uIpnc
I .to?i mut nen CiIrnrri Afi eture A I, lIli1iiC.VIn 1
ti .,inne bul(s1.I. I n Il11)1IAirpeAA. t r'5 111
iflullt 1 nii)li elpic I.iiiti iItS'(. T)n1p ii hu,tI.t
livinn 50 yeapNyilllt
r silC1m I InC AT) A ii .1 C III ho it'll'
•.uinn it' c6L icur rsrh
rrcir TA 1l(luI.lç CUllTiAfll'ji rper lii iihAip ni
çCumAlin. Tin cuip in "'I6 no5 Inn ar iii
pth itete ten pot Cirs
hi rp
bigri se.inhnlr II Ct-null, psT)11u15 it I'flAi)llUAflAt0--&11
APClllfl peln—ucup t,ini it htnnpiAin (IA CAiptill'.
(Uill it mAi)1pU6nuTi6 1(JI15I1AO aTi cuc uolnre
flU4tp tiuii ré Ar tium 6 h-iitipuèatn ' r
A 1IAfl An bv.ii tçe mAp h.itn Si—r it Cut'iitn Afi
lie T)o TitiAn6 hun, ii Ii.iirpitiin r "'r
C.voirn ruç r,%n '' rsrib im s r'r''-
t)A uhAirreAl impr Ar iiupu huTrA o 1b,'i)hnus
Ill .intpuin.irti. liii ?)UAhIi setnilr 6 CttuiiiA.Cur trim
Alp. . I('IT Fe Iluelhli run
Tin tlpeATrAp Air mup UAlrrrlc re A Ti-linlhl) All piiC
ATi h ipe usur Ti rAn t'• "'r' fli ctuice
io,i him 6 h-lnnp.iA'fl 'cur Seumu' Cvtcin '11; All
Ac I. irm.
1 liTielpP All 'UAlA tu1'IA In neirire ic 1.,iti
h-,\nniAiti, Tr s iinnr in Citiiin, An ill
p.iiTr rcrt) .%li hit ' .)Alp.i Ill. It 1iuAflAlO.
1)1) rump t1l II .1111 ))'im, 15 1)) (i
Ill selrATn S. ri T1eiS.1, -i 11 n (nil_CAin C ii mupi liii lfl 111A5 VelrA11n5 3' ii Suit ifAhAhll
Sin ii Oe_içiii
flu Suie—S n StAintA, F Ohs Cuprss, 11 n llln. in SiiiI.I_eAF,AII1. S thl.s D,IneicAl.i,
111 ml ifi il,1liiflt, e. Cuirrn.
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li nc I.e ,ru,ne Ar tti,t,iI.I.,T 'fl liliri (.urn''tfl ço
it, hetr' so h-An iimir Le rl,t,e. I np n tu,r.-rti A
ittipie.to.p tioihpiç f-. it Curn, ppntirilr ó Su1.-
elt,Aln .tur 1), o Cepri co
ti cult, Trep ni
JutlI'I, r sur 1ltnr11 r1 .' rt1- 1bMp I.e
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rivo I forutIntin n.% Sinn'.p.
tutcelilAp lrtP rin hip 5- Turp' Ti tie,,, 5
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..cur 'P P"t' ' IleApri hi A piAll r
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mp oiI.te tie tlApp Al) rn6p-rAlrl5c A iitliiPAflip tilAp
in'1 II) i1S''m, ulfl,'l'fl In'
fl Se,i'in Ill ii Ii-I'pc.innirn. i I i€i1n5.iitt. Si Tiuh.,.irn c it 1)tIIi."''. 'In. in 1n '51131n. t 11%111.,In
fli Sul1iE -3. tii lit C. 6 Coin,.', 1. it 1, \tin1IA,' AIIn. ,'. 0 Cv6All, 11. I) CCII1n6t,e, A. S6,1I.eutiimin,
all in 'nCiI..in' -1.. ii I,.CIhIeArIlOhll, I. ii tiuhtiiuip.
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142 i'iii: Mux(;R1•"1 ANNUAL.
RUGBY.
I. ii ii .ini il. Iturki'.'
'lucre otru as liLI,ll tlii,- . \% I it , at ti It - lt'tltlllltlL \ftt. r hit'. tiit.- t illtIrtvti raititilt hut leant play and
if the Rugby sca,on titiuglit nt. '.iitiuld not ic able the titter iiihitiatinii1 were rather to eek, as was
to tiehi a leant titit ittuil kit1 uji the rellut.ltiin of ititliud iiatur,il ill a lack tlirIiiiii that for the most
last veiir'side. lhv were even inure ii tipiiuiiulv hart hia lit had lung expirietlie of the game.
at fault titan 'uiht huller, oft v n arv. From liii eic,n.I dil,ittin under Fr. 'Mini,tcr's whistle pro-
'.tart we liiil a tir'.t-rate pack. Carr. .11. tArr vi I he! IIILIh excellt'iit material for tile Seniors anti
St ;I v v rs aiid ( )'i,'utiiiell ire ftirward- nit null lie had \ vri. hard luck too i'.e their ut-tiiattii, which
ill .iet ti itit .i,h leant. \'. tile '.ea'.tl wire Ili;Ili tiriitr .hbt ''nt f--T\\ .1 l1 1. 1 11 II'. ivuld have
Rl'('.BV. 1 43
N,it''--- \Ittltgret v. L'itri'-ti.ili Siiiot,l" hint-. \liitigiu-t -i it'-. I iii iIi,htttt
- \limliuret • jut'.. t.liri'-ti.itt Sli'. -1-- ji-., or. - lhi,hti-mni;imi'. III ' \I'iiigret to i Score
\\,-it.
\I nit ri t It-. Billitiniall, nil. Vii It,
'ihtiiltzret .ni Nt i i,,hiri'.tiin Stliiiui-. 'ilo. I \Iitnt-t ri Nt v vliri'-ttimi School'. 3rd
'iii] NV. llu,muie. Sire: v'hiri'-tiaut Si-htMl, Nt hiatt S-ire: t,ItS o It'. \Iungret 3
i'. 'iItmmmgret 3 lit'- Lo"t, 1it'., i.t.t.
re
i, iIuigret c , iiri-tiati Sthiotl" hl,tne, Mar. t St. to'c lumgret, \n:i
Store: v'hri'.tiami ScIhiKil'. 1 1i". hIuligret 0 i"cire : Ro'.crei n pt.. \Ittngret 3 lit'.. I,ii,-t,
104 , Lii'it. 'ihir. tic --uhitril t'litl i- Itilhinicurra. hhtnie. Sire:
Iluri tiul i Tilt \i ttnt ll'tn -k-r- Ii-,lhini-ttrri I i" Milligret liii
t
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J t'-
of
1' i 4
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As 4111111~
I 40
r l.tl Ii
S 1 . *% I () R
Statihing T. ti I. it-tin . W. \\' iii'.. li . '.t M. i. I. I it. u ii, I. \\'ildi
Silting M. l.tichi, I . Seivir'-, I. hlirle J. I ii riti.itt. I'. k ..11\ , 1. ilil Ititigh, L. lower
lit ground: N. R alt, 1 ). Ki- trti.
viltitile recrult, 'nih i'. M. I livitreit ni A. I 'viii. tarried ill. lint- I Phil iitijiriiveil ill a reilly martie-li
N\oll liirdlv.ihi-.liuteil juice, and hr fiirwiriis veliti, no and ill liii ciii it tin- '.ei'.iitl ,.liinvi.d in
Ana , '.hin-ed up iveli. 1k-lund tlieiii etere a pair inin tta - that ijuite a nuniher of it, niettiler,
of halves ivitli ,.iiinil idua, ii the ganle- , .l '.ea'ill '. jic'-eu-u'cd alrovadot a retitirkalle- and trained talent
experience and jdu&-k auth ke-eiiuie ciutiughl to make for the game.
them the iie-.t pair we '.aiv ill 1,interii-k '.e'li&ioi-
Tthe re'.ult,. of our iiiitche, zlgauit'.t i,utide t&'anus
nt,itilte-. this year. - flit,' haik'. lii not et tiiether -
, ire- a- tilhin
tititil liter liii whit-it '.11111- -.,iiiiii ri-i ut'.trtue'tIoll,-
were- iltalle ill early '.rimtg ne itoh ii jr-.in.t line Ni', e--- ltiiigret t . a hitiliciltian N\. }hiixuie, Score:
lilt ting,it the il:iiigeruu rutiiimitg of Willie \Vh. tluttgret pt. ltlie-iiiiaii,. 3 pt. .t draw.
Xv.
1? 1) CII It X.
I '- 7- - 1 1. I- I -s flu s - 1. K ::: Is - 1 \liNaimtee.
"ittiiug F. Vi',ill, Vi. I 'hits r, \\ hI,itir.ili.iti, i'. itt, I'. l'i.'t - k .ut,s. \. ti \. Sullivan.
C.n,vind : W. \1'Nummiee, N. Sit,' th
SUP'\t"\ER TERM GAMES.
,tttin,, r hi itt 5'-' T 1 1111! II, Is it lit
------ -'tb hr ti- our tir"t Club
'mlii". tile e-Vt t t - 'ut-h, kill lot li-i vcdr Ii ui-i thu t\\. , III ltd itt'.. IIve-titiiahl a
- : .ini ',-t'rv weil ali t] the new 'itt motor mower ti-alit iitl'.l'.tnhi,.i of I'. I i'Simhhviii, I Ic'. Rearm., N.
onsibled a'. to keel, tue-ut ill t'ir,t-rate order. \\'hitie Rim, 'i. di-Ne-ice-, W. il,itirmhi,iit and K. l)itv.iiev
Sh,u' Wfls liii mitut,.tmmiiiimig hillier in the -- ho o] tile -M by ".iligleti and i olmilolt. victor . i '.ingle
sian4artt of jiav itil, imiuchi hnizhicr tiiuin last year. Liuilig igllil'.t ti, and tIn- reiuiihllllhig _',loul,hi" tii-ing
this WH000 evident after a \-e'r iii .\ lute-rictill tiitrn;i- il '.hliiliuiti'ih lit-fire a dcci,ioii ii till lie reached owing
.i,nI Iwtwt'cIl teauul'. winch not i- veil the iii weather to Lick of tutu-. 'liii'. Was filneih ho a '.e'r large
as Wluit'.ututiilt- couhil '.1,nil - \\'hleml it Caine to • pick entrance for tile- ii. iu'.e ihuauillii n-dii1i and it niuhil
'I.. !lm.ae team agaimm'.t the v'rr'it'etut there WaS the hut be surprising to '.e't' a -.otiiewiiat altered train

'44 T1!F \1vN;RlI' ANNV.A1_
uc-ct the Pa -I a tixture it I' pet I to .trrallge fur
Prize I )a tJran in he the handball tuurriaiiirilts
were in pruire-.. j O'}lra arid \. MuSullivait wull
the St. \in tnt it i'iui lurilanlrilt from the i.twr'.t
hauditali anti .UI eiitr 'it over 711. \ team of l.a%
I., %, heat the \Itto11c ii four illatulir--. to iifl(,
though the latter had the ti-.factit 'U if w iiliiiili
the ti1, niattli uhtrt M. Multiili heat J
The other ri-.uit-. i,re 'ii, (iraLil heat 1'
P. \_i-.ii li-i I. itlit' I ( I hiaii .,tii N. R\ all
hrjt J. J. Bourke an,i 1'. ( JItrieti. 1'. I )Suthvaii and
Mci) thigh Itrat C. Finn and I). Collin,. The Ill
Iltit and lltiu-.e thiaiiih.ittil-.hllhi have up to date proluteti
-niv ,xtthleiit iiiutcile, but tile victor, ill
htth wtti.iih he a-. '.et hard ttt ft.retit-.t, \ ctti,Iitetitltlt
or 1 iltirlinL1 ''1ii,k up and itick " iii'. tttiii lv 1'.
iiiiii ti li-lan, I -n tar!-
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
CONFERENCE OF ST. NESSAN.
hpritu_.i 1)11,, 1.1 Ri 1,. I Ri -li \ h',.i. I liii rent - liit.,rtuii,ti it ihii- \lth the
ri nit Liv uraili- tir the tixturi-.
1rea-.urer- . I l'(;ttRM.\x. ivent-. ii,- m in it tint,!,- of rain anti rniicti in a
Count-il—l'. CtRlv. T. Sim %%,I;Rs htiwnipttur. It iiiu-.t Lc -'(iii hitiwi-vir, that Ilt,tI% Ill-
our Cttllfcrenit -c t - iiilri.e.. 2 iiit -iiii,- i-- The -.titnlini.h it- t chithi-., the races were all kei111
objects of the tictv hti , Iteeli tXitialhit-d t1lld -111- uttnt,-.tt_-ii and the ,ttt-rntt 11 iia, in tnjivtiit tile
mended to all the 1,0 it the t(hi(TlIl kituri-. in fir tile i - li tint -n At tilt - i-,iiiiu'.i in if the sport,
the t.hatteI alld at thit illtetini-.. (lie nitniler-. tea was -irvuti iv tilt- .nlnhitt,-e ti the CuinIr-rente,
t.urgaiii-.eii tin u-.iiiii iIaiiulluili iuuuriliiil(ilI ill Mi',. whit wish lii thank Rev. Fr. Rector, Fr. Rt-hlv and
awl met with a hiucral re-.iuuuil -.c for fuiiuh-. Messrs. I'. Lt,ticv anti I'. Miuhiuu for their hi-h1,
On Whit SLITIllai, the mouth Sjiturt, for the iut ihuritig ti mia
of the tIui1Lret Natit nil Scluiiil were held in the .. I )istrih,utimun if iii,m- -. it the winners if the
gntuiln]ui- of liii I IM. Q, . Ili-- -.i.rh, art - organli'.eti hilt-rent itt it- liiiI:i I r-,ln.--- it a
eat hi i- u r W1 1, I Ill,111 Ill -I - . Or, 11.,Q, .1 • ii
thi-
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The olIot lI;os )Ia\i1 Lro oiiuds 15 arcs in &xtUIIt aVilIl)IC
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11w /10.V:1 X J1( )5 I LI_ pro ovio los (( Om to ortabli a(U I omino oda-
'in tot (ithiulio Iofl tuolonts at a rv niooltrato charo. (Itapil
.111d Iosiohnt (I opLoin. lor Iii1I aply p t IF F .
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