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UNGRET NNUAL 

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July, 1917.

TILEGLIMS: 

IVTTON LIMERICK. 

CORE. 

WATERFORD. 

•U7TKR. SUGO. 

L '*4 0 

COLLIERY PROPRIETORS. 

TELEPBOKES 

LIMERICK • 82 

CORK • 2 £ *28 

WATERPOID *87 

SUGO - - I 

Coal and I tperoants 

-- AND 

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSEMEN. 

lez, 

W't*IC K 

W ATFRFORD 

AND SLIGO. 

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, 

CORK 

(A Constituent College of the National University of Ireland). 

FUll COURSES FOR DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS IN 

Arts 

Celtic Studies 

Science 

Medicine 

Dentistry 

Engineering 

\1uxGRlYr .\NNU\1 .\1\ 

17 

Commerce 

Agriculture 

Law 

Education 

Journalism 

Music 

Full particulars as to the Conditions ati Cost f obtaining these Degrees 

an(I Diplomas, with all other information as to the College, its facilities and 

Scholarships, may be obtained on application to TI IE REGISTRAR. 

The College has it number of valuable SCHOLARSHIPS, full 

Particulars as to which caii he obtained gratis on application to THE 

REGISTRAR at the College. 

The College has playing grounds 15 acres in extent, available for all Y 

kinds of ganles. 

The HONAN HOSTEL provides comfortable accommodation for 

Catholic Men Students at a very moderate charge. Chapel and Resident 

Chaplain. For full particulars apply to THE WARDEN. 

A List of recognised Lodgings, approved by the President and the Deans 

of Residence, is available for the use (if parents and guardians. 

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IPunrt CoI1, S.3., 

LIMERICK. 

Ihe (tilege i' lit.iLLtifiillV ititti htaItlifiilI sitihittil till III efltiilttlii' it littlt' tit titi' titititit of the 

Shannon. aiui less than tltrit miles west if the City itt Linmi'riik. There are si'vt'taI spa(i(itls, welliiKhtetI. 

anti wi-ti-ventilated iii iriititiifle'i, lit -tori tills anti , lass rt it no. it 64, las .tti)ries anti I)atlt 

rittiflls, tiinstrtiin.d it the Ill-i4 iillpm ivt'd primit i1tle-. 

1 it(- Natural Stititti' I ti1,,tmtmeflt tisaser 

large anti v;iltiaiile it,Ileetitiii ti1 Ilistriltlleilt5. lit idilititil It, the plav grtttimitl-. ,i,,il rjcket tithis 

there is an iXtt'fl1Vt imhtilnrtint fitr exerti-' iml L';itllt's in nit weather. 'I Ito. ( tihItii i- lighted 

thr,iughiiiut by i It - tnt it\ 

The J t'siiit I.ithers, whit have liii' niiit;iiZ('iiieflt if this ( thlege, seek. .,li, is i ill things. It eilth& alt 

lit' I 'tijiis in the print iples if the I ath lit Religittii ,i titi tt lmitiittiatt' titelli ti, tilt- 1.iitltfiil • ,tt',ervan& 

of its pmet-tits.A tourse if riligittu, iio.trtittii it. 4ttniinIsI11g Si-ript tire, Church I Iistitiv, and 

Christian lhittniiie, is nbligatttrv 4m ill. Prizes are tttteri'd fur prttlii ieniv ill it, and nt ImiN tan 

thitain a medal. prize, IT distiiii lit in in an\ I titer stubteut %% 11- 1 tails lit u1iiihifv ill religious kimttnleiigi'. 

Spatial at tint ii in i 1,.tmd ill liii' immip itnu'ment if manners and the ft irinatiu in of t ii.trat lii 

The Sutii.illtits it tIn I tlt".til Virgiii i prima pniini;rta, alid if the Iii lv .iigi'Is art' u'5tihilislit'ti 

in the (utiteg'. and it is ti,, tritest siisli if the hitlti'rt that the luiuvs hi their ctiim'ini t may merit 

tit be enrolled 

The Stiptriu tr still at tttiee ri'-itiii the ,hitrgu it nit Pupil who ierii,iisiv vit Ii tes tilt- rules of the 

Ii liege, tir whi,se general it tmtlntt iii miuglet t 1 st tmiiv, is such as lit affi-rd mmii reasttnilili' lit ipu• ii 

a menu nient t ir progress. 

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ti,t,rttiilt intl ititi tis, ti - it hiti liii- ( dl i - i is lit 111, .1miii' 1. tn tl,1t;tmtiiiiTit, 

'I--it ii I I , ii,fill it I.i I I].ii ii t it ii 

PREPARATORY 

Iii, lttpartimiu'iit is I fit , 11.1"I ti itt, , .11511 it %, 1i Si ti. tI .ii I ittt itt, 111tH '"II ti,tI 

mtiitiirIts, sttidy, and 1tla lithilti, distimut I lrtni the nitirt'grtn ii hutt ..-\ d.ttmttii Ii 't k spet tall', 

It , 

i tlitir %\ .1111, '[lair,of ,tuitliu- titus ti pri-pariliti thermi f( IT ,fit riif, I. tilt 'itt - f lIt, 'thin 

iii 

If. PROFESSIONAL. 

IL 'nt lili I dhi, ilt ml! I- !'- 'itt- ti' lt.\ s 1.i ii' \l,!ttt lii.tll''It 'I lit- \,HI'ii.ti 

I ttituisiiS , intl the ittlar entmatiii' ,'x,imtit,llt,,if, it the ltFt ,Itssittiis lttt . \ht-,li,.tl. I iigliii -i - miilg, 

\'eteri fill rv . itt. 'itte \la t nit-tmlatii mm course has always formed ii very spetit I class in tit(- i liege. 

I he 

gained by Mungret in the examinations uI the 1< tal a nil National 1 'tiivu'rsitmes plat 

isuccell,16C.4 

tin' lust rink it Irish C-diege, lit this I)t1tirtment '-tutu-nt- nit.' an, tutu, it-ntIs .utiv.ttiuitl ntis 

ii I. ii' ii t t ,i_'it iii \lt-,ii.ii ,ititi \l.,i.ii '-ct 

Ill. COMMERCIAL. 

ti ''11 , 1 .1 i -!!lIlit -i, Ill ' ii,, I ITt ti,mit - ti III h.ti-n--- \l ti-i- ii 

5- ti '-pit cl t ii,- gist-ti it Ell L-11.,11 I ticitnirt id .\rithuuuc- ti 

+ ). 

IV. AGRICULTURAL. 

t!!li iii ',iitikl ,til'-,I!. 'i t'Tlii I1''tII it' it 'In lit' I,-, 

I i mi I ueli,irtflu,.!it. itid thus rut i- tying ii su Ili( l 'i' nerileihit aIlt,, hive iii 

hadom in Agricultural St fence. conducted by an instriit - tmir from liii lt,val ('iilli'geitf Si it'mn (..I )iiluliit 

ai aI, eni,iitrtmgiiI iii take an interest ill htraelu&al farm work Ili ;ill its liraii,-ltu's as tarried uiut 

the I •.hlcge fuirni 

'.1 inline. iir, PrIihmrI for the Entrance l'x,imiimiiutmt iii to time ,'tllt,'rt .\nI it tilt iim'iI ti iUi'ge, iLlId fit- 

%- Iii-mrhqis in Agriculture of thu. h

A. if. 4' 1). (;. 

Apostolic School of the Sacred heart. 

)It'N(I'I 

(()I1,I.t.L, ].IMI:kl( I.'.. 

PROSPECTUS. 

Nature and Object of the School. Ii' \j'-'i'li '-li..'! ''I \Iiiiiiit 1 , iiiili II lii. tint 

l-,jiti r, -1 lii' -''' I' ii ''I - ii.. it' .l.jwt I, ti train i.,,s for the l'rt.''.ii tin. I, i.t.t ii. 

iii. rt'.Lst' the nuinh.,t .1 i'iigli.li .tkntg tlissii narjes through 'Ut the world. 

1-v reason of its special system f training, and the tompreliensivent'ss of its soipe. the Mittigirl 

Apostolic School is quite unique in the English-speaking countries. 

The course extt'ints over t p.'riott if six or seven years. it begins with (ranlln.ir, and end'. 

with Philosophy. Thus the Miingrct .tiil'iil I, ready at the vu.1 of his course to (1101 lqiiin the 

higher T,i l,ni,isti II l otis. 

Ii Qualities required for Admission. I ht' usual ag. of ;tiliitissittit i trio I I ii. I years, 

with ( ,leciilctl Vt'i Ittitill, ('Xi:, phil1'. I,, this rule are 

somt'l I in.'. ill sn. 'I I Ii .pi Iii is ii iii,It iii a Candidate are : go tid ltt'altli, god ;ii.1.t'itrant t' ;tii,l 

;ttltlrt,ss, ii,i-iilal ,,ltilittt', ilii.vc tlit' 1vt'r.igc, sitici,'rC piety, II St,LI,1 votatloil ti tht.' Pti,'ntlttnid, .tnil 

,,ii t'ariitnt Ill '.i ii - .. of liii' Missionary life, 

Ill Missions. 'Ihi' student is left free to join either the sc ular Priesthood tu the foreign 

religit .0 

1'' . air a religious order and in the latter case the' may c It, tse any duly authorised 

.rd,'r in the ('hill( Ii. provided • iiil' it sends subjects on the foreign mission. 

The Superiors, taking iTtit I at,t tint the individual characters, qualities, anti mt linat liii f U,Lk h 

'.tudeiit. deride iwfttre the ciii if lii.'. t'i,urse the nii'.'.ioIu or thu..''.. to tnlii,lt he is to attat. 11 htiti.self. 

,N' o tudent is asked, or allowed, to go on for missions of .'xc.'pt it na I • little tilt v . except at his I.\% n 

earnest and persevering wish , and except, besides. lit- has gi it'll t'vitlt'iii't' of tilt- I in of tic 

tjtihit'5 nu htichi niak,' hint iit'rtillitrly suitable fur nut-It nutirk. 

i',in.hjil.,tt'n in' int'l mii's. hit,wt'ver. received for particular missions in virtue ti it special 

i-i n,.I -a I. ihii' .ini' first received. 

I Consent of Parents. I .tit'tuts are requiirt'tl to guarantee not to interfere ni ith the son's 

'....t i i ' in. h. .iiis liii,. i,ltv lit taking hint hack immediately to his family if he should he 

3 utlgn'il tilt lit Iii iii ,tpi st Iii IlW. 

Sltttuld any serious fault 'in the part of tile pupil call f.tr his inum.'thiate removal, the l(cctttr may 

disni is'. him ott giving notice to t his parents or guardian. 

\\ lou it Is 'y prt'sTt is lii itself for admission It is takeit for granted that his parents or guardia us 

•.gree too At these ct tilthit hum and liefitre it 4tiiilt'Itt us put ,it t ('oll.'gt' i)urse his father or guardian 

iii ust sign a printed ii nil t'xtn('ssing agreement ii t lit 'iii 

A. M. 4' 1). (',. 

Time of Probation. A I- uii.il .1 '.,_'. tmiu.tmlhi'. Is ,illttned it lt,i . fr,tiui hi'. Ihist t'iitrlfl, ,' iiitit 

1. 01,1111, •.,.. Ii, so, -,tt.tit, anti ti, uitdc'i'sta.itl its ilaturt' and the dutiu.'sttf tile ('itllege lift' 

Ito soil iii that iitiii', hi,' is thu'I.'riniiit'tl to ln'rscveri'. titil if the Stipu'rio ri - i. iisi,li'rs that hi' gines 

ffl promim , ofan .pttstolic vtt,'atittmi, lit' lo'ctini,'s .1 'p11 if liii' \poslohu, t hitti,i '1 he lft'tisin 

.ix month'. iii Itrobanitil is di;. whiltlm is p.iith it lilt sttttlt'iit'.. flint tntrv jilti, thu.' ('iill.gu' 

I P.. lu.irn( 

%% Ill at the same Ii iii.' I. tdge with the S lila'riu ii' nit iiiey '.11 liii it'ilt III ) pay lii.. t ras ciii hg cx - 

ft tit his home, 'l'huis littler is in iiii ease ru'ttirit,'ih t's.. u'pt the stiiilu'iit is diiss.'tl fri iii tilt- 

, II. 

I Pension. 111, lt.'iisioii for .ibinttthic sttiticiits in. 4 'ti it year. 'lucre is at the ilislsNai •d 

number of bursts, tiiuui,leti for the tr..timiiig of stiiilt'nts low the foreign missions. 

It)' 

ii..,,, iii. .i hiiiimtt-tl ntmiith u - ri '.tuitl,'iits l. ;ill he nitintamiittl t'.ti. It iii 1 1 t.uisjil,'i-.il,l' rr'tftit ed pt_it' 

• 'l pieferen' -i I thu most llromising taittlitlates As a nih' htiisw'vt'r, it,, student, 

.4101W reteitt',l toid ,'ri.i ,i i- , it heist for till' first four ti'tis of list itirs,' I is parent, oi. guI.tr- 

'I.,iut imiMi ls'si,i,'s pan' it liii thirty shuhhnig'', it tlit' siituht'tit''. toni 'utirait. .' illo I the utlit'gt', ,ntul 

.0.1 htni ill t lotlit's and '.110111 iii, itlt'ittih tXlieilst's during all tilt , (ito, ii hit'. . iii-'..' In no it'.. 

ii.,' ritiiaiii •' tie returni'.! I fill shihhhoigs 'carlv is charged for latunihr : and .ill tietnt'llntg 

Ii,, .1 1,\ iii, ', ' lit, 

un gilt 'i his ns. 

II Entrance Examination. Ii;, tmsmm.tl lull,' fiii .'imtt'riuig the Apostolic - Si lisil is (lii' last 

.ilihi 'tuli o i.\'pii''l.il 1 ant's boss are received at tither times of the vcar. 

l,jiiiiui.utii.ii of ,aiiuhithitcs art' imt'l.l at .iii earlier dat,' ill Ill, sailit' ninth, '11w exantinatit'll is 

.iIii i4 Ii test of vtttititifl tiitl aluihitv, as tehl as if a. ultiii('(l kit'tnnl.'ilge. ,% giutud griiiiiiliiig in 

I •.hip and Matliematits is exiie.- ti'tl iii .ihi, and pri'ft'it'iut i' is gin'eii to t lii se u ho have inade t uiiil' 

.trts in the study if l.tttiu 

'I Ins programme III tli,' L'iitrluuite i'x,lniiiiatiiin will he fiiruiisht,'il 

SlUSh. •hi.i(tl', till .tppiii aiiuiii 

I' xi .;il lii nih, idii,il ..i'.i'. thu "itlpi'ri..r dt,'i It's othi,'rnnise stiiiht'nts lionie on v,it ation ill 

.'Sinhlui 

i ill Necessary Documents. .%it aqtliiatuiin for ilniitti,,it t' ii tin' .lssttilj, i't lioiil sliuttilil 

I si ii .iii..i i. 'I l a hilt, r ''I oi.,Ill niu'ui Ii lii it frt.ni the I 'irish Priest, i ir fri rn tune of (he part - lsi.t I 

Irlg% - 

I hit' kalldidatt. shit,iil,h, In'siules, send to the Superior a letter if lii', own contpu.sitjtuul cx 

li, l'IuIK his desire ti • he :t iii i'.nii nt rv priest, and telling • tI Ili, progress in his studies. 

pupil must iii hug oitli hiimui, or svui,l befi,relian,h, his hiiiIttusrn.ui , .'rtihit ate and Iii, i u'rtiti. aft' 

I h.sntlt from the lull ut'gistrn'. 

ertilii ate '.1 hi,',dihi is also reijuiirt'ih tIe' firm to lii' sttpuhed front the ('uu[Ieg.' 

I pal 'ti. ii]. i' liii) itt' u.n I oi. ti ,1uIi, it miii to , - 

THE RECTOR, 

Mungret College. 

LIMERICK.

J( 111\'S (\*I'I!.. KiII\I.L )(K 

pw 

,ON 4v 

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MUNGRET COLLEGE 

JULY. 1917. 

op 

PRICE ONE SHILLING 

c 'iii ION 

2 I 1-

Pr pert uses - ii ". I., 

Editorial , 

1< ii ma lii . k I rizt' lss.i v 

lilt ate 1.ieiiteii.int-0 ii .ini I .lt'wellyn (' not 

i1 

Wake 

A Pilgrimage to l)tiii Well Vatattin Fs.av 

i' 11110 I_si' 4 ''P1' \5' - 

So Ialitv Notes . - 

l)ehite' - 

F ut eul a i IITTIC'iit S 

i••ii --,t ('liii) 

I) ,iiiiuiic.1I1 l'ri.iv. I'iiniali.sk • 

-_..iii,ir Ap.ist..ilt - • - Ii 

Litt , l_ieUt -(01. i.li-weltvit 'oUt lil,ll(' • . I 

Third ('bib . . . . . 

iliujil (iii it lI.I\ \'cil .. 

Stitiltil ('11110 

. laht v of the Blessed \'irgirt . . 

S.lalitv of the tidy .\ilgtis 

lurtli (lob 

house hurling Te,iin . . . , . . 

[he ('hi sr . . . . . 

ii. iite 1< 1041)\ Ii (iii . . . . . . 

.Ia ii rice ()'Connell . . . . . . 

Fir. I). Morris . . , (I) 

Dr. E. King • • . . . 37 

(;.'rge Hartigan, L. 1)5.. . . . 37 

Ri-v clirktopher Sheehan, \t C. • . . 38 

CONTENTS. 

14, 

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Exchanges - - 

Examination, 

i'h..' .gricuitiir'ii S, li.t.t 

'ihi- \lm.r-t S.ii.iaI Stii.iv ('tub 

. t hit-i I, 

I 4l)itildtv 

Rt.'v it -tv:' 

(.iiit-iir Ii,i1 

ILLUSTRATIONS. 

• 33 

• -13 

50 

• it 

52 

• 53 

57 

(ii 

• (.3 

Page 

\V I hurt:', \l I. . . . . . .jS 

(ajit.uin (.-r,ii.i \I( ;irtiiv . . . . 31) 

I ,it'ut. l'atul Mi I art by . . . . . .39 

I ,meu t . Ch.i ri.:' \it art I y • . . . . 

Father \IEt'iv, 41 I' . . . . . . 40 

Father jam" l'eu'iv. ( NI. . . . . .11 

\Iungret !'rO--l:' In I .pet.iWlI . . . . 42 

I hurling on the iii', I tighinore . . . . -4-1 

At l((iscrt'a Statu ii . . . . 47 

\\.iltmIlg ill I Ia11 Vi ri. h . . . . 47 

I )ur Visit r:' 1,11 \\'ltit Stiit.1,iv - . . . AS 

Prize \\unners it 'lit iii. .ini F.-t' F. I 

W. krepp-. I. i)uui.i.- t . , , ,.50 

Murphy . . . . . . ..50 

Ii use Ci it ks-i I'. levi' ii , . . . . 55 

\,-rv Rev. Monsignor I'. Enright 

I F,tt her J a mu's I'. Slier ii Ii n . 

.ieiit II. de (', ur' . 

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. .57 

. .ys 

. 54 

Captain J. McCormack , . (.o 

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che [Rungret 

Annuai, 

Ii '\ '.t ,, h11tdi' in the .\\\I AL 

last \'t'ar that sl tritgn't .\p u'tu ui1' 

"I given a st'(i)l)(j in'nibt-r t i tin' 

V lfl tile I)t'I"uJtl nI tilt- IT( )-t 

r. M. J. ( ;tIlaiit-i vhii in Jul', 

• .I wti.. made (i )adj iitr Biltu if 

•. .iul Rapid-.. \l lilt., U. S.A. I )r. 

'.'IIteIui', has -.tn.0 :'lit't'i-tlt'd t , that S'' 

.01 ii i-.'.iun I iii' \1--t l't'v. I )r. 

WI i' We ti'.t that i)t. ( ;il1ah'i - 

hi.i u' in -t()i(' itlilnI,' \'tar-. iii activc 

eml • iuuisiultng vuir'L ill iii- liiit hut 

iIW4Is char-c. 

he \rrv I''v. ,iidtuy l'illian, I )t'itii 

• wI Vjtar-( ut'neral if \\ilI ,tllnij .N 

I% been appu ititu'tl .-\dliIilii:'tI'at;r Sit!t' 

•d(lHk of that dii tCt'(' during the vacani-' 

mthl4(I ltv tile deitli 44 the Most h'iv. 

I It I )itnttu'. 

Editorial. 

Mungro I uiit'4i' I i\\ t.--- It (It'u'i I tii'i)t I.t 

gratitti(h' to I;itln'r Ldird ('alilli who 

It -ft ii- last ant 11111 ii. ti being t r.tIi'ft'rr('(1 

to ( ;a]'a-. Ili, in-aitli had siitIvru-d it 

lift! (It'll1 (hit1iflL liii' &'itrii'r part if J lb. 

and lii' \\Is iiit ItI fir -i 1111 - 1 hut- . luui it - 

lut' sini't- tint st if Iii it (jul11', let I 'Vi - lel I 

iii. full -.t lu'Iii.t h. 

'ijfl('(' tilt , du-atli of old Fatlwr I It-ad 

Itt-re is 11111 uiit' living who has had a Ii ing(r 

and 11101),- It iin.taitt e(ulIuit -i -ti(un with sIuin- 

i.rt-t titan lather ('altill. lb \\;I ill thu 

(jl(i( (I as It LL\' RI iv ill titi' t,itIV uliivs ft' flit 

iSS to 15.57. il;I\'i1I. u'ntt-rt-ul till' silcirt\ 

it J&--uis. tftt'i iloing part if iii-. - oust- at 

Mavnt th • witt'rt- lit- rt-t't-tve(l deacon 's 

ruiN, lit' u'aiin - to Mtiiigrct on tli&' tt'iti'hting 

-.talt in iSo5. hx(-t'j)t for a vt-ar -1)u'ilt ill 

B'Viing tIit' ulogv, and his year of tertian- 

-[till, he was lit-n' i'u ntinuouslv till last 

autumn. Fur many vi-ars he was editor 

It

4 

of tin .\xNi.\i In ii' lit a- dtpiinti 

ti Mi ,derat o f tilt , .\I ( '~tl)lic School, 1, 

it I)ti...itii 11 lit ii tiitiiutd iii till until lit 

N% a-. ni;ith No t t r I If tlit (tilt gc in Inft. 

lliu-. (l1iri1lL abII1t t\Vtiit\ \eal - , 

I:a tin.r Cahill tikaltading part in tlti 

ft rni:it It ii at Miiniret if tlit -i vi tin miii 

mloo aftciwiird-, a- ;\p-tldic gi 

ittilli to tarry the lilit if faith and ti 

,1i ad tli& Iovc of (ltiit to the end' of 

I lit earth. RtI ni. 4.f an earnt-t and 

tiiei get it - ehariiti r anti withal an ar(hnt 

IIIVCF if our native land, lie had a strong 

I rnial ivc intlu Intl up ii the alumni I if 

ii ilLrt't Mt ret \'er hi' wa- a link 

act ivt'lv uniting the Al ungrit i If tin' 

1,i-.,iit vit1i tia' j :-t 1 tidint-., lay it 

and wia'tilt i at home or 

-tattt1t ii lit liii four (It1arter of tilt ghttla'. 

\\'c wiIII li'iiii ivt'iV l)le,sillg 111 )111 hi, 

wt ik ill in- pit -tnt tittit' If it ivil v. 

'lather Cahill va-. -lit todd ill tit(, 

l'eiti i-lii1t by Iatlit'r Jailit- (trhov. 

I dt't \'t'ar the e illigi' A,( ) Ii tt Fat iitr W. 

Bvi- Ill'. Who va-, t raii-lirrt'd ti t I'iillabt 

lnig. Co., to toaehi 'lioflit' 11111 niatlit- 

illatit' to the Je-nit I lit i-i it there. 

Nov. hugh Kill''. who t ha'- h1 I ii frIollIc 

year- Editor of the .\ N N t,i, left IIS to 

purlu' his philosophic t iidit'- at Maki iii 

I .ini'.., j t'rtv. ltv. NIit'liai'l -.atl 

'','t tlii i'i,lltoI ;I way tit ihiilti \\ it Pu 1 1. 

I )uhlin t o i st iidv theology. ( )n tiit• t lit I 

hand itili '-till reit' ivt'tI tertaili athhi 

l:ath r Jt liii Nrnev caine to t u-. and h- 

jdt.i t eit'Inni is ntt't't -.ltet'iIlly t'ntru.ted 

With t it(' tile of the slijrlttlal intere't 

if t it(- Lay Hi iv. Rev. Edward 1)(1(1(1 

suect'i'did i:athir (oirht tv a Prefect of 

I )iseiph I tie oil I hit hatter leti flung Reet t or 

1 till ti lIege. Rev. Frt di 'rick ('ufit' al-it 

joined the teaching staff. 

THE, Mux(In;I .\NN1.\l_ i i-iI.M.\li()i'N. 

Hit, rt'uit if tilt' ittiilj)t'titlt Oil f, or the 

,\ilIluai Fssiv will ht' found hi It t'tv in 

co illicIt it tn \\ ith thc Fir-t Pri/A' 

ikiliL' dnNittli to t'nttilI'agt the o'tit'rgns 

I f the httv ll -liii' 1i''ial dirt'ttit til, 

Rt''. Fatlit'r No't'tt,r itiltreti a ( jold Mi'ilal, 

to hi' i'tvaido'd it) tlui in"t .-1tiiktr in the 

I )il)atiiig 'iitii'ty. I .i'i'at iiltiit'-t \\ a-' 

(aktii ill tlit' tli-.tii-.".iiiiis and Iiuiit'hi 

thu-ia-ni ('vi ktd. tin' general t i1liiiLt Ill 

\Va'-. that I). P. Miir1thiv had ioIt'-trij)pe(i 

all ii tiiij',etiti ii-., alit1 tilt' nailal was 

awarded to him. n act lint of the eXcel- 

leiiit'iif the pit'ihis. anti-till fill tlit'rttii'n- 

t'ttkfl'at' sit ii-efiil an t' I - r, i -c, Father 

Ri'ttt trail tttt'ui it -,cond Medal to C. Burke, 

tthtt \\e- aoljnthgi'ol to 1t' tIn' iii'\t lot t 

we vt'ntllrt ti i o'Xprt ss d lii i )O' t hiLt 

-01111' I if thu ititi frit'iid-. of tht ('ttllego' M ili 

fuirt liii- the itli ii'- of I:ati it .r Rector in 

liii tlirt'i'tLi tl1. (11(1 tiiih,lt him to n;ikt 

'n. from \'ear to ) year, fill- pt'iliil 

iuttthul'- or jii/es ill -toll -iihjeo'ts a- 

iii-. Ix' lit i'thiiii,t, li'i"li lii-.torv and 

liv I )t'lott''-. 

\\ ft'ai- t ii,ut ni;iiu If our ft lr'igIl 

.iih-t'riht'rs nuu-t hive bi'iii di-.appoiinto'd 

in not rice ivuig their topic', of la-.t \eal' 

'hut' it'giiiatiiiii, ii'- to (utllege iiiaga/iln'ill 

t lii'- \var-t iiiie liavi' heeii t'xtrcineiv 

ti itt. \Vt' trust that thesi' will be 

fl'.ttotItIttl Iii itttiiipt'rt'il tin tin- occa-i II. 

II iitr I, 111, )-t i;itt'fnI to I all whit 

hitipt ii tuni in tin 1trticlnctit tn it1 tlii-. 

numho'r, and in particular i'Xh )re'e hi' 

thank, t it ito' Rev. Lt' t Taylor. S. 'ti 

Edit i tr of I'iue ,-\friean Mi'.sionai'' 

(('t trk for ihit' loan (if a 1)1,)(,k of the lilt(, 

Count Blake ali t t o I). I'. Murphy P. 

No than, and M I ui 'han, ft ii witch ho'ij 

given, aiitt tinahlv to all utiier. \'ilt 

tioleI iiini in any \v ay. 

I 

I(ilmallock. 

PRIZE ESSAY. 

- Iii,,, it,,. li ,,r,,,i ti.. I,., Ii,, \l NI,-, \','., Si I '-.,\'. Hit , \I,,i iltt'.-,,t 

1.,11.41111 itt', ,itvti',It'j ti,t' jit,,,' Ilte litt i' ,'.ii ,t'tit ,,t',. iititt,i I" \I,i'tittt,i I' "I t t'l)ttitt,,ij 

• I '0.1 .iIi, 'o% 't-iuivtiiiii, anti T. liarintli. Mitlat'i Gechim Wttll till' itrit' titi his iitt aii4 m t''.sav 

I . 'i%t'II NN [lilt- ('i,S.'IV,. wIrt "tilt lfl liv II. Nt'ttlt,ji I'. Nttian, 'ii. J.Nit Nijittira, 1. ('ttiint'II, \V \'oti',it 

i t o • ..ItIrit It, anti J. llt'nitt''.,v . 1iitttg tht' irih t't,ivs that If 'tV Irt'pji w;i ttit t't'sitti ii 

ii., ( .IagLture, anti M. I it,ili,tgit;ut, it&'ing t'ttntnn',nit I. 

II..' lt.,.t ,ti ttf jtilttlaigl,ititt. tot. it'itt in liv lititu'. I' \!tn'liI\'. 

I., ..iiltj,'t t., fr I hu' jtru,t' t'-..tv 0 tr ill IS It 

I 

u 'Ito' Faiut lht ('lutiauignt' The tutgitt-Ntrniaii. lit C.I. ('i;irt'. 

.t'h't'.*t''it and .\iultt'\ ft',tI'. . The l.'i,ti,r Ott 

\itt'rl' itt',' high ot'tltit' n- hti nt tt',t'ti ti "ititti, 

i in NOilch the It litft It', 'ii 'Ill I'' I ''I' 

fl fl t it tt, llvap • i f Ii nit - it, , 

I' I'i rtiliiiils hut iii ii it I liii' I il-ti 

I , 11)1 )10 to ri'iuiintt I toni if tutu 

granilt'uui'. hiuii -iu& i'uii-, 

..a$kt,ij hy traotituuu- lhiit pa-- frill 

FIWii$tII )II to gi'nt -l'atit ii mid rcni'iii 

IINIIO(l ill tim' I ri-ti i Wit rts, t'Ni'-I 

-ft ki4l in aliitiila nit' I iii 'mtghii tilt ii 

kI l Ill ' t'tiii I i f a fit Ill, '11 pat flt,u 

irl 1wak Ili -ill lit t'itihlit'nt't', anti ttii 

.1 ihr ad , hut gli tilt ni'. hi-.t t liv tilt ilIr ha al. 

Is pbso't'- aim -.1 ivory crag, i,' liii, a ml 

.!wntaln i.ti&'aill hit ild mIni( 'ru that 

ilhI%$ tlI)iull tilt' 5\111p;tthli'tit' I :t' 't'arittl 

Iah I)1 ]l)V alit! 1( )1-1-( I\\ nit 'ii' tili't I ivth't'. 

then (1(1 tilt. (ttli-t\ volimit - f hi-ti '11,11- 

$.4r 'lInt' -tanti as a miii it it ii It. III "jiti It 

• tt*ii.es and iating iltilit irj i h_ t f 

.UisIar histi 'rv. the ukt t '1 \vtuii Ii i ti 

I. flluIfl(I in low i'ttuntrit I id thut' 

It would perhla1ts hi' difficult t t i -iil,i it' 

IMII it Inure ii i-ti irk spot, or it tiNt nil 

kitglit with t raditions of t hi'. past git ti'\, 

I i' ' ri' -wi ii, itit] I I ,, i ii, liii It. 

11 iut t 

tnt at-ti ,ih,o-' I (if hittt'r foittine, than that 

'thtuttt i, the uhject ( )f tIn- Ihort skt'tth 

I-li tmii.i lii uk- to trnierhv ;thtt'tl K 

1' -' in i'tt faihin ifltt I hit itii,liit]t'Iflt'i' t of 

all iil'dillIol'\ t''tOiiItl'\' it 'w'n, \vaI to I- a pei'i id 

it a hill '-t t hil't'i' (i'lltllri'i- ill ttir histtti'v 

I hit itl'ilIt i1ii i'(iit','(' 4 it attention in all 

\liiil-tt I. hit' " i'it (if 1llliiaii(i(k 

tilt' 4,1 tilt' hitnit's (if the i )e'nllonul ( ;t'i'al- 

thiiic- I t '--&'st's it 111,0 tl'\' o f no -luau ilil- 

htttl'tdi'.tt' it \'t as tilt' of the lilt-I 

iti'i )'.itt't'ow, to II". if \hllll-tt'r it-' iii 

tuahiitants eoinsist jig lliailltv if tluo' gently, 

'tu -t iu'agnhtiet lit dt't't'hhings it 'iutnihutid 

ill a!t.it milt'ai-lll'o' to lliah'.o' the tIoit' one if 

lilt- 11.110 'ii beauty. ( )f t hei'o' haitt 1st mi' 

hmuitiliin- there is but little now hit hc seen, 

tt't'll tilt' ruins, whit 'Ii ill lit It lilt' tilt y 

vetrsagi i, Sit( two 'd it ti it1 -.itieialid 

',','i t'h ili n-.Ini i, iu;ivt ill w' dun >-t this- 

slj pt'ut't'tl. ( )n t ilt - ii lit ' !iuid, many 

h)tiiiI iiiih iliills of It 'itrt''-- anti abbey

6 TilL \U 'NlET .\NNU.\1. Ii II; itNt ll-_ I \\\ L.\l 

still remain ti mark the t t x0icri , 

heroes' feet li,i Vi t 1(1 and the nil )"k- of 

01(1 ('lldllte(l 111111 ii &V('i'-(I1(IiIIL J)rai'.e. 

ftc history if kiltiialls'k i ii1t,irahly 

N oil nd up wit Ii ii to - ft irt uni of t lii I 

niond ( ieraldint. lins ihIut rions family, 

vIiii'hi fir -a ii in iii ilvit! tlit 

destinies if tlit' people of luiitii, lia 

added nit little fame to the lu-ti rv of thitcountry. 

Neverthele*... the '-tar 1 4 their 

f irt une eanni it be a id t 1 tave been 

alwa in the ascendant : and -ad indeed, 

are many of the stories told of tlic adverse 

ft irt lines (if this noble race. Mall v an' it hem 

family would have '-iiieiiiiihed beneath 

lie \Veigli t of i1)1)r("ii iii and wrong \VluiehI 

I heir 1-nenlits relent lt•-lv lu-a pt-d upon 

hi-rn. ftit far fri ni 1oin daunted by 

iuiisfortune, tht'v bravely riee ivain, amid 

embellished the standard if flit-jr lii iliSi 

with undvi ng gli rv. By iheils of bravery 

and honour, they have wi in a fax-mired 

place among I rilu lit ,rocs. Our nat ii inal 

et Thomas 1)avi- loud in their iraii-, 

ri-c turiting their ancient LII try, t-xe1aiiii - 

\e (eraltliiui.s \ ( t,llit- hI \V rI v.dlv v 

reigned 

)cr I )csmt tn I hr ad .i iul rut h Kildare, and I n 1 

arts disdained 

Your sword made knights, your banner waved 

free was your bugle call. 

I v ;lvnn's green slipes. and 1)ingle's tide, fr rn 

I tarriws banks t V. tughal - 

\Vliat gorgeous shrines, what lirchi in lore, what 

minstrel feats there were. 

In and around Magh Nuadhaids keep. and pait 

filled A dare 

But not for rite or feast s-c' staved, when friend or 

kin were pressed 

1 enutn fled when ('110111 ,'1,I, I p k var 

lance in rest." 

I shall now take the reader to this plait- 

if 1iihu antiquity— the former (-it\ - if 

Niliuialloek. It t;lll(IS in the iuiitlt of one 

f the most fertile and beautiful (if dis- 

tricts in all the land - flic Vale. 

It is about fifteen miii's si,iltli if Limerick 

it\' (in the way to ((irk, situated iii the 

bank (if it -,miiall t ream call -d t lie Jitirfiai 1,, 

a tributary of the lfuiciti'. 

I )i isvii to the tiiii(' I if I lie \in,lii-Norman 

inv;i'-ii fl, the ancient history of Nilmahlock 

i'- fdee -nit-. But little i ri-eciriled of it 

lu-vt ml the fact (if the fi riiuilat it ii if its 

tniiiIit abbey iiy t Mr' lila11, i iii the 

si-venthi eentuiv, fri ni No.1111111 tlit- plate 

deFi\i(l its name. \\ lit-n -'t ri in-,hr w and 

Ins pary if adventurers first -jreid war 

and discoid over tin- fair plain-. it Miint,'r, 

Kilmalloek Wa- -t ri ini1y difitulr 1 by an 

t-iwirehni, st till wail if it insit lerable 

stnt'ngtlu, ft itilied liv hitie mound. i if 

earth, a- was tit(- custom at that pt-ru d 

with all cit ii- and towns if ililp ii-tan e. 

Ltri- jittiin'- of thi- wall. whitli luavi 

with-ti iid the nlallv attack if battering 

rain and mortar, and -urvived liii' ravaues 

of t hue, may still he seen. ihere were 

formerly four gateways of b rftv and 

rnposing character which gave entrance 

to the town. I 114-c wery hue '-'it -eitulells 

Of tht kill tliitlivttI by tlii at' luiteets of 

olden t i iiies in Ireland. a- can he seen 

from (lilt' (If thiiin that '-till remain'called 

Ji/ttssun:_&atc, as it 15( , fronu the 

fit ri- kn iwn a Kin L, i rhns Cast lc.* 

\\ hat Wi mdi rful lasting pov-rs have thii---c 

rav, ci ntur ' v-,,1(I rampart and towi-rs, 

tvhiili ary to b1- ft itind I ulentif':Ilv 

eattrriii . iver Ireland hhiw weak and 

jnri-Iialihi- (lii uiiodtru -q.irimutii- If in - luti-eture 

and tw''nt itt lu-i lit urv -kill uppear, 

wlicn COfllpare(1 wit Ii flit .. ci in- 

luc-rrs of time 

• .\ r riutri hit-st , ills have wandered the I ri t in 

;iii,l 11w Itaite, 

rIO- captives of Arinorica, the cav.diers .1 Spain 

I 'Iii i' niiian and 'tI i usia n, a nil plunden ng Norman 

peers, 

The ssvordsrn-n (if lie r lirian, an,L thr- tuf- ri 

lrtr-r stir-, 

liii' principal rtnns ()f \\ ]lit It J-ihjiiahlock 

are the ancient eltnrehu of 

Peter and PanI, and the 1)1 imluiluican Priory 

(latilig back to tIn- thirteenth century. 

ihis latter i--.insiallv is a beautiful 

• 5,-' I it nt i picce. 

1-RI__I_ I 

Wit

S iiii: 7o1[x.I.I:l \NN.\l. I 1II.!.\l.l'l.. 

S1)iIIl.ii 41f ot I I ic ill-chitc(ttlit. .\ 

111L1 i.ii tilt I' iiar\ 

Ri"liirtI I hart. rot-mat Is, if tlii lntildin 

It -iiis- ill ihiratitin .iiid ..d 

.iil1ittir, all I liavI vtt cn in Inland. 

T4, ti. jtrscnt day 1 nugli f it rtnIain 

ti l\iiIiIi(l its ljv.iutv. It \\i' h,tinii',l 

ill tlit \iar 1201 11\ ('ill I .jlhlrt, sin if 

.11)11 11 citlhn . thin L( .rd if ( )ftalbv, and Is 

Aituatti at tilt- iiii-tli-a-t ui1 I tia tWit. 

in flic hank f tin rivcr. wit 

Iii iw plaii.IlV by ii iiI. ii 1,l m, nv 

'iii-li 1 a him !i miii mitt! iv. 

1 0, tmi!ilINt(\!" i'I

lit iiii Mv\;Nl: I .\NNt\l.. 

Sttill vortliv III lfltflt it iii. I LI 

hitters end indeed, unwi irt liv if t Ii i 

lit>iit )uri'(l ilitlilbir (if so illii-1rlt til' a family 

anti i' it pitiful iN 11i1)l(' of tilt' spirit if 

(liAilflil ill, 'it tiifiill v Liv tiit 

I ,( oil( 1imtrt or- dii(1 ti I wliitli mmiav hi' itttri- 

buitttl liii (li'1'ti'r, \\Ili ( .Il have it tu-.tuitiy 

It ill \\ itt thu.' iii.iu iaii'.i'. 

Iii it pi'tt\ iti'al. vliili had iii u it 

liii \et'fl tilt' party tI Sit- jaluli's and that 

il \VuIiiamul i-uirkt' frt iii wh,,,c vii,,-c lafl(i', hi" 

italt\ had '&'iZt'(i ttifli it tl -t -' to it'jilait 

t hiiui .\vn jaded teed, the brave ( t'ril- 

thiiit' Icader llitt lii" tli'ithi. ilit' 

ii lit, , luii'iitalii& t'eiiru&luti \va- it 111114 - k- 

It''\\' tillt'd 1)11 ii'iiiIiiti situatcd 

it f,-\\ uiil&" i'at of I _imneritk. The Biurkt" 

win' kiu'.'nit'ui if the Fit,( it'rahi, amid, 

ill "pit(' iii the t'ilt nat it'- of i't z-Miuiirit 

who i b-t tu1it t ln'miu 1 ty the t it'- if kinh up. 

t1l(I tlit' '-iiiitiilt'' 1 till- all-i Iii wiiitti 

tlii' vtii' 'mii.i.ail. it illiit thitiii It tt 

iii their way iiiiiiiili,tiil, thii'v iitai!.a'd 

t iii' -'i-ivall party 4,f t lii uuihi,t t' ( itralthuun- 

fttliit\vt'r. I:ii._'\IiiU. jt t ii'Cei\((l lii- 

that h-w mind c.irly ill t lie encounter. 

Though mortally WI iiuiidetl, his brave 

i)irit ,uru.i'd within him, and with it 

lipi uhuilnian tli iii, lit iii'.lii'ii into the 

niil-t (If hi-. ts-'ail;unt-., auid vitli out' iiii iw 

li'ft the ht'a(l 14 'i'lieiihaltl Rurke, and 

vit Ii \'('t another (ht'itlt it flit trtal WI tumid fl 

Ili, hr ttllei-. h'iit' mtuuainder, aithit iiii,h 

uperi(t1' ill nlIllul)ers to tilt- (iftiI(liflL. 

part * v, Vtrt SO Iiltirt(il1 at w itl1i iiiL 

Ilit all 'if two of tluii lt'adcrs, that they 

iirnt'd a iid tied. Tin' bravt'-heiii- t iii 

Fitz-itauriee expired "lit irtiv tftt'rwauths, 

arid hIs 1einains win' lninie(l secret I 

at tilt' fttttt tif it tfl't' mnir by But iii". 

('llt'iliii'. "I 11)11 (li-ti tvt'rt'tl his body, iIii(I 

had it taken It Niluiialltxk, and thOit' 

-il'll)t'fl(It(l fri nI ai..itllt tW s 

The war ill \i iin'-.t (i Ii nahiv t".'.tiiuut'&l it 

iiiti.t ;i\ai' ih [ill ailti wliiii lift tin' 

tuuntrv a hideous Sp(i't it]i ' if (list tiat ii iii. 

Iii the witids Ilf tin Four \Ie-ti'i-' 

liii' lt)wiflL (If it tttv tr thu vi Itt' of it 

jilt iiighniau (i tuld scarcely be litard fl- ( )III 

I 1 uiiltplet'ii iii Iii vi-t if Kinr ii 

Iii hIj)j)' ramv.' I lit Earl if I )t'-nhiin(l had 

by this 1itt all 114 ope t if \ itt, tiv. and \vas 

till 1 huiitttl fiuijtjvt milk Ili tin' wt 14 )d 

ail(l ])lt tutu a iii-. I I i s (t tunti"'-., fait lifuul 

Itt the i.t.t ,itttiapailit'ih him . and shit1'1(l 

lii- tttil- and ilili4t'I'-. flo'ie Wt'fl' tinhi' 

•Iitii tlii' had but four ft tilt t1,',t'l'. liit 

I again t11utttt' tilt- It 'iii Mi'tti -- 

ate(tflll)tuutti them fri till till i:ivt rn of it 

uotk, or lit tilt tw t if a tnt tt t alit it liii.' 

lilus Wa'- thi&' itilti humid karl, till- iht,- 

t(ll(Iitlit iii it ilttl)It' lineage, ;iiitl ultiW a 

ft,'i'hle t old ruian brt )ken wi iii sorri IW, 

i)alli".11t(i from his native castles - a liii !)t iii 

tumtl;i',\, braving the hardships iii t'xj)(t'sUre 

intl it , with it jtini' tin his head 

lit. .1iihnti at liii iiinil, if a ltmuital 

tither, ill a \i ret tlO(l tahi u w hit it Jo iitd 

taken refuge fri till Ills piuruiir \\ hi,it an 

gilt tHe tint fur (tilt' who I \v;i- I I ite -.11 

tvtrfu1 and so brave liii tp',igjt 

curr&'nee win-. fiirthii'r aggraaI id liv 

tin' trinity if his t'nt'nlie, whit luiuh liii 

head sent to t tin' (lin en. Shut', t ivi 'ijt viii 

at the rt'initvinl i if tins lni,'i'flS 

en- un/t/ar. a mt was t'ld, had thii' hjtiih 

'etuired ill all Him t.Ii4i' and i'xp ttih in 

I.ttiitlt ill ItritiLa' Ih' remltilimilulg I ;iF.il- 

tiiiie hail u'- \\tri' alt tither -lain ttr ft treed 

ttt tit ft or '-afi'tv iii the voitd'- . \\'ith 

liii' deat iu if Jamne-. hit' heir ti i liii' 

uii1llapjt ( i'rahil, and the iilljtiI-.ttilliiiiit 

.1(1(1 iitiitii 

I If tiut' '' Sugan Fail ' ' iii liii' 

Iitver tif Jj tiuli tii, cildcd ft ir gi ttith or 

f, or i'vji tilk. jtt twtr t if tilt' I )&'-.illi Inds. 

Ilitin ninny ta"4lt'-, aiid their exteilSi\'t' 

builds were in tint tiulit 't intiscated, and 

Li\t'll itt ui1t1tta-t' tIlk- ttrutiiills apjn-tite-- 

(If the 1 lit uu-it'-' I I f liii l'iighisii titiii't. 

'Ilit iui-.tttiv (if Kilinallttck. It( twt'vt'r. 

ilk ti'. lit it end wit hi tIn' fall of t iit'( i'raldint"-. 

After the (it 'at ii 1 if the Earl, it 111w chart en 

• ' t'?'' 4, 

AWN( ,wI;r .\NNt'\I,

\Vt- Lralittd, ill 1''4. tit tin It by 

iliZdl)(t ii, wbi,li. lull ill4 titloi 1ri\'ultu-. 

tlii1)(ltrt(l till iiilihitiiit- lit iluit it 

-i V(lii_hi and t lii IN lI 'iiit- t 

hit iii-tiwit I II(i tii\Vh1 till uhiltliwt-lit 

11lli\ if ii and I h ru till brunt I it uiiahl\ 

-uvuluilttaik- lard liicliitluiii. in I 1)4, 

ilhtllt 1 tlttuflilhllid att(I[hI)t ti ui-li dit 

tilt- In -u tr1ll\, Mlich iiiitltr L4 ,1A \l iuint- 

utrnttt intl ( i iii 111 -1, l'urull and ( •arntt- 

Fai'iv. had takt'n i i - --i n 1 it tilt- tovr1 

in t u pruVuii(I Vt -ar. II it or1 \VtIu 

(lit- dt-ft-iw' - it t hi t t twu and 

titi - 1)r:i\-t-r\ if it tl-ftnd n- lit-ri 'utall\ 

dtf\iflL iii- 1ti -1--tillt .tttatk-. 

)iivt-r (r' 'ni ill al-i>. ililring 

n hii - 1 mr 

if i;tiiiii anti -l;tnLhtur. tiini-itt-d lii- fur 

ui.iiii-t liii- tiiVIl. I Ii -tiiiuudtd, iilti- 

ilbittly. iii ft lrcillL ,11 uiltrutfltu. anti ill 

rt-t1nt'inu. it il-ft ii1t-i Ii u1aiiii t. 

In i'iiiild uiiit rtiihuin at Ii1uiiut1iitck 

iii,i' utItirti lii iui\u it -tittititnI Lutiri'(i!l 

ti u.umiutrtl hitti \vIl. lit hi,iil ill thu hittiiti- 

iltillitli'-.hit(l. I hillS rt-ll(I(-iing flic itlati 

illittlluII)l( ti iil't if liii mi-li (0111111 11(lti-- 

-itinilti t lit-y atti -ii lit ii' 'thur iii injiatPill. 

liit utft-r ( rit:ii\vtll - \t al-, uiitIII iiiLli tlit 

1t-ftntu- of t 1 tiiwfl \vtru utuuun ri--titrt'd, 

liIiiit1hitik -:iiik grad ii;lll\' nit' 

iiitiitiiit. it- If ri, ] l,i'-t itflhl liii l)tallt\ 

>if it 1-11 it alt in> i-iiiainIII, t m tr -tifV 

ti i t I it mXdltt(l jti i-it it'll \l1i(hi it iuilct - 

lit-hi am iii--t tlit' fit iip hiS it of 

\1 un-ti -I'. 

.N( Q- art - tutu Iutukii l)t'dlIIiliII lui.tiidi- 

in which rt-inini((-nct- itt ilik spit of hi gh 

ant iii iiitv art WI tnt to lx- rulatt-tl t Iii iu 

1ilt,tiiiu_ i(diti, ri-it until by thu 

_IIiillt- j)tuNaiil-fiilk, with a faith tlnt'hi 

it would he unkind Iii - lit_WI ( )it(- 

if t lii---,- in ii iiint -ttii iii it It thc ht-t 

zruuit luirl it I)i -ini'iiil iiumrlI- i 

It-till, I. 

Fill:.. \lt\ ill .\N\t\I. (( )tN I RlKi. 

'i lilt iiiilu- umirtli itt l ilnialli uk k 

I/ iiI.ti ii- n- -iihutr 

hiajtt -, III( ui-iiiii1 - -i mi ft 011i ' ir ti vu iiiiiit 

ill iIl(lilltfiiiii(t. ( )n 1w ilaiil which 

ukt- tin it-. bt I:-' iiii an(i al--ti '-.(Lt I trt'd 

it i mud it -lii wt-, art - iUahlV ant hut 

I }ruidiial itiiituui- The iuirtti't itt thiut 

va-. I iii lti -titit -d by a -.tri iii 

I t-ialdiiit' ft mitit'--- i;ilhi -d tin- ILttk (at,tli'. 

'Ilit, ._1miit i- 11-1 lIv it riima lit ii ini, and 

ui(Iillirahl\ uiitiil -- i-- tli- -uilijt -tt I if it 

lu1\st(-rit'il li -u.inil It i- 1 1 latt-1 thiuit 

ouch-n thit- \titi-r-- if thc l;tL( iii hii- laIait'. 

thu I )-uii nd Eail -till kui tat(. At 

tlut'hrutk till it (ti lain liltiriiint_ if t\u!\ 

-Atyilitli ymar. lit- ri -Au fl-( 1111 lii- -tih;ii iii in- 

tiiiuiiinii iii, fully iii iuuntu(l, itrilird toil 

.itttittrt(l liii iii1ti.-I Hc tin -n iitli- 

ri )fill (I thu lkt in Ii- phantom till --li-ti1, 

which k -,ltcd t itli -.i1 -n -.hitiu- and iiuil 

until tlit--'t- luittir hia\m biuii w''iii away 

by thiut- -.m- 1 initial I iiii ion-.. t ill flit 

jhi lu liii ikt it. .: I it I lii tilili itf iuitittiiit - 

nit -lit t - \Jtini \\ Ian tin-. liull>j)ttt__, (lit 

iuirl xviii lii 'yr lii- 1Hi._St-._iiiui-. uiiitl lu- 

t_tiii for lii- I;iI r hum fi liiIt -r 

11,1\x I' mg t1ii- tt'-- ihl tAv I hitt 

liii Ci iiii'tit it til now can I find all v iiucli- 

iittituii that vciuiltI t(-II ti ''i liii u-xtuhit thui 

-1titt- 

havc ahit-uttly ])I (-if \v, )1-11. Hut 

bin t In- will, arru\t--- ft ii Olin land to i 

I Ar lit-n ilunu utunting flic hiuttitt!l. -vhtili 

I -hall take it. liii. 1m-rii>d uit-t--u(i\ 

to hillil t lit- (Iifl(hittiIll- lutiti down in thu> 

It't,ill(h Vii ma\ h>- tt -rtutin that. altiui iuilu 

hit- -a iii' hat -u of Dc-;1114.11(k iiiav lii it 

ai4ahil list to uiuiuiii Ilitir ft irint -r j)1i-it It'll, 

wi. thu11 11i\t- tii(ii iiJilul-. in iiiaiiy it l ;to >. 

liii will °h )I I( lii flit' Iii tnt 'iii- that I hit 

liui,iu if I 'iii ht;tym niuritid for I inn i-lanih 

I A. i.LIIM\NN, 

I Piiinosopiiv 

CIe late £ieutellantColoncl 

\ 1I ,1r I I ii liii tltt1 it rt -t_rt - t \vt' ri - 

ilit ih,-athi on t hlu .Sth of 

i it , fl ii 

'it (i 'lint HI;tki if (Ii iiiLhui,t II 

taiwuty, it nit i 

iiilitt-nt l)tiiufti Iii 

I Iiiiit_tri.-t 

In 180 il(' I' iiintlmi I 

shim i iii t hit-1 

t.Iu, ( -t iili4t 

.ihii nit I Ia -at 

hun- had t lii 

I,-g(- chij tol \i I \ 

hiand-.ijnit-I duis,- 

I .lt((1. Iii I'i 

lii uiittIt it flu I Ii 

I-ti iidutt ii ri hi-li ii 

miii if I.iIu 

iIi aiit I I. 

It,- Nkihi lit- u I- - 

lit jtt nt i'll 'if 

nj it -itfi in ti 

--t ;uhihit-hiuiiiiit 

I t ti--.it ihlary bnrt 

.1 Jnir)i i-. c wilii It 

had lttni. hui.-r Vt-i\ 

I -ar ti i lii-. tlltl 

l,iI)ht- and it-aim iii- 

Itt-il rt. (iiltiuiml 

l_lt- uiiui ( iiniit 

iiaI-ut-. 

to LiVi' hilni In-- - 

full lit hi- %\ it, itt inn 

In i - t hit 

\aiuillt_i - t -.tiui tt t1,t111it t - Blakc tuf 

Halhini,tfutuh (ui Mutyti by \llIli - , tI;tuuhitt-n 

toil lit-iri--- iii Mutiinu- Lvuiili. if (limu-hi- - 

itutli\ilti ii', ( ii. I ,aIway, Ii i. uldi--t 

brother, Mark liuLh-iu, rcpri.-sn-iitt-(l (t 

' 

Count Blake. 

£lewcllj,n 

\IiIV' ti nl.tni' V Vt al- uii Pal liiiiiiiit. 

ll- i-hlyn IIutkiut- 

a kut-it -.h)iirt-.illut!l, 

Ii Ii hi- it hit lii i ia I tilt I juIitit-al 

Hi I\\\uiiiji\It LII\\lij\ 

(ii I lul \ I-i I 

tt intl 

i iitht'it-ti llilll 

niiny. - - Iii 

\t _t- ft ii- - 

li uit - iii I Iii- ;ruh 

it •ili' ii cii t Ii- 

- - iiiiauighit l'.tnlii 

lii hut- - 

til IL' tI (i )II fit wa- 

tin him 

_'i, 

niiit Iluikt- 

iii 1 tiii I Ilu 

it (.1111 it I I it' 

t i, I I lit 

Ii \i y ot tim 

I '_t-tj Lady, alit 

At .1'- i)ihriutI till thu 

ti-.t uI lit -l . I lily 

".ilhiu, a jthttit4i- 

\Vt - uiiui '_ tv-lI t liii k 

f ill r Iut (I'> - 

I im'ij; 

ii itvuirtls a (itVi tilt 

tiitl /.i'alt)iit, ii itilt 

if mar rt-hutt iy, - 

-lid (if him , will) 

t,-uiutl ri-ft-nt-ia 

it flit i littn ---t If( , 

uk in (at Iii hi' 

IIii---ii 'nary Wi 'rh-i 

it iii tIn- In -Il) 

lit- gtyt- it Iii- Pinit, 

lit-i - I ii UV(c -i ft in tIit - 

It - whole world of God's

I I 

,\fl 

1 liii' titi it tC All -1 it . C .\ .t m 1 111111 no 

1 ('llt.'iIili .11.' t'flt( i '( 1111111 .'tifl1 Ie (tilt 

ntl)l liiJlii, isur ilil intl ill li iiirtiiill n 

lti Ill i I Iz, I ii iiiti I t' A.-,Ill, fi i 'y i itl 

1 iIii1tiflll i . ir til lit till in 

.1lttil i. - ct'ini "it tin 1 'tnii'Ui Sit 

1n'\'r nhilli 1tt liii in 11 ttl i'll 

t'iitlt .tilIl1l Ii ltçtIll'tllill ill(' V(lll itU .'-. 

00m'- 1lltlll1t.t1'ttt' tv 1l..1I' ('.\til1i 1 

(itt t•.1i' l'tt'iC ny rt',ltlu..li' It'll' in \tii1t 

() ('.tti1'il ip çti't riiiiiil 1. ltlIilpu in 

limit ct putt I u it" it iii i in ('i Iii 'c t 

1)111 ct tjilul 1 i Qvits an I S r - 

nit)'11t111 tt nilti null it ni htlt i,S nl'Ut'i('(- 

I t'll it ;.'t•i'l•' l't'iitlill. Ili .t,'i1tit I lttfll ,\t 

•lttt tit ill t". ui1'i III lt't.. - l'tlt ('nfl i'ltltt ,hIl 

r t t'i in ,Siu u 11,111 ii ,t 1 tii'ui I 

r link nul I 'tult''nt'iItili iur r 14" c A 

inn, - 1111111 jiitlt ç nn rutnflut' I pr tit Ii 

C, 1, i,' . 11,111 1 littit ntiuip ii,' )nit'i nlo intl 

it'il'up llt't l,Sl1.tt'Sit i ittlflhlt'iC in. [)i 

\li :t'u!i lllt'tIA. ttl'lil I' iii 1-(ti'lfl' .0 iti .\(_'i. 

Ili ' i ItuinC ciinhii't, upri niup ('Al 1 Nil 

it:' in 11 it'( ri Ill ('tutI iii 'cttlit - putut 

i Ili I I'tVi'it Co Ciii n. lr iip1lt II tnt' i 

lit nnuip hi ir'ltir iunu 

Ci111 tnhi1ilt1r il,' A( Ill illillilil. lii I (I(iIt 

.111 l-i1\tillll ltttllt, 

ltIi(it'Vtil'C 

11II. \1u,i1:1 .\'..NU,\I. 

(ill t in 

(iii 4 iii l-,tili lit-i) ill 

A( A. all in nt Ci'ii lit It ili, 

*1)v 111(91 I Ct11.tiil 'iti Itt it Villuir •• 

li iii ltllnil(ittili iLt1' 11 .' i't'ttt.httul i 

I it t.\llC It no ill It .\1t ill 'it cii itit lit iç 

iii Itui'-iliii ru ('1 .\i'1t. iii il nit -i Itittilfi 

.It,'i, All 'tttpr hit till iti .\i all I ti 411,611t 1 

lit tilt Ili, iii &'ilttilil il Ill rl Ill. hit 11111 iii 

ii nit p lit tlUl 1'il(i(ri unit. ('ill lilt 11,1 tIll OF 1UUfl 

l'tinlniilii ltttllt il'iltil 11l[ iii 1,iii1i('iiflhi i 

itnul Sit liil1lt lit Itt. iti titip sc t'ulnr ,ti .ill 

tl1iililt, iii ill it liii'. up Itit 1 ntitlllut 

all ititniI - 'uI I. l)itniilUit' i nitptut -r 

t1tt('.tli .111 ('.11111 (" tit ','. lii U61rue t'Lilpf11'ti' 

ii ctica nu r Ii') in it'ii,t i11 I t.ttt 

i)Ct',tliilli i('i, - lii ttlt)lJ).%l) i1i it 

,11C4 in hit llit'iil11C, lit_I jtt'ijti 11111 

S..\ (()l\1i(t. 

1 till 'itt C ii .1 11 ii iit'. t - II 1 'N1111 

'(lull LIil Il1(ip ('tllpV.itt no Ittiit'ili li tilt 

I 'ttCtIltiliC 1)11 it 1titlt lt1it'il I ilfi. 

('Lli1itil't ,1t' a,111 rovv (ili- 411(4. 1 tt'il I - 

1liiliIniiiil i' t) tt'nhI l'lttlii 'i ('tI ii'Ut' 

Ili uii-i"tutl('ul' At Ill ,,It nil I ip I i 

Ill i't t'.'ifli i{- ,\ i u n't Ill tl .11111. .\(I' 4 liii tl lit ' Ili 'C' 

ill itllll'iP t niu, In,' Iii 

'1 r c .111th A t,'tt t Ill' ilt I tpt u 

'uic iii t'tni-t't in i'tttpi I q't'ili re 

Iii litFt-all, All --ittii 

( 'ill ,ili ,1 .1 liltil 1'.l i- l'ithlt ,u 

'lit 111)111 6l1iSt'i'tt ui-i .\il 

An Ltt'iihllt 1,1111 ('LI iiii'l t.Sin 1111 0111 

i,iiiii.ii cu it iii iilti'I tSill All 

1't'4tFolaill f't'tt ('iii- i')' iitii1l 

('ii III -1't1 tt,t lIt çtt)'i)p mItt 

lImit till u In VicI'iitl 1'' 

An ltlil'tuliV..11i c('ult ill C -i'll tii t'iliItt' 

11(111 

('ii ici t't('ili 14,11 til)i.\ 11,1 illll'IcSlIl 

ill All " c-inl ciltrt, ill c-mi t"tiiillll 

'Nil -itii I Sit1itu" i1i i iii- 411 .Ini. 

('1II11 in tilCiinrt-itm1i nt'Ii'Ut'illlli jtt'illIllll.\1li 

,All Ila lti.ti(uii ii A114 -11, ,l1il', 7 11,111111 II' I'll) 

ill-cuipt if'Ui. ;ntt ('tulul u'i :- \fi Itt.Spl 

C Li (ii up iiiii't till ,' I)' 

liiut'uI I I tt uS 1i ,I 1 (i1 11(11' utiltl lii titil 

ltut fl'. 

Ili i itt'ipl nun. iiii'i All Ittiut'itI i 

I)1 tItlilii(' ra l'tLIlhIt'.\il .1 Itt'i1i11\llll 4' 

Vtlil, ip'i ill ttlItt ipi'. iC 1. upi'i in 

Ittiit'-iil I. CIA it )t;Iui Itt 

st I tip up ltnut".II I li Ill uc I illtI1t ,,% Ill ,Itln. 

,tiIl lit I Itililili 'It'. ('01111 'ill P 1111 ('ti ' 

C') 111111 i IN Stin Ann ran . ni Iti lii 

t1ii 11111111 1115 I11U. (' ,Nil hil' 

iiilil.'('.Iltl't't' 

Ut' All 

tilt ' iti iltil". .11 c tiii'ti V"P- 

t',11111u1c C it CL'i 111111(1 -' 1111111 ltt . ,.11lt.\uc 

Inc. ('ut.titt Itt i1liilil ('('I ('Li Vttt1) 

.11 Ill ,%tilJill . ('ii ' Utt'S Jill All il hItt I t'illtl. 

on Itullitiltttuit.('ii) t'tmnlnullul ro 01111 

or u, , L"t,'iinl uttI hiSp1iiIJ ? " - Tvi itln5tle.'' 

I All t;, ('t)it;r(t 

I Im i-it nv1 

.1tIIl( tlli1l l'IIl .\l i'luI't1i up Vnuut ( 1.11 11 

I tilç itr iii illLllIlC't't lii - iii Iii,iii'itj It 

ry .\(',i' 1911 ltt'lU i5 (il'rt'it"C - lt'tt. 

1111111 uS pil'ti'utip .15 VttI 111111 71.11 

• ' ''ES' itt' ('t1t11t lilt, i5il1' 115 11,171 

itli lii i't'illt hilt ,It'u 1i All All illtu't 

I 11 op All llltult ('ultl('t' hi 

1 I(,\cil p I it till mm 'itu t Lit 1't'nir 

'P Ill lilt (' (itt ('.tf''i1't i't'ttl ii pi 1 lttll hi 

• ' I ''I 'hut -, .,it,I')hi5( ip Vtil'1 t'ttu'p( Itt liltulu. 

tt.1,ltn (('1t11)' 1111, ill fit 11ti1' Ill hill all 

lttt i'tcnhiuii t"ttuil lililt Inmi' no 5i1'L'uhtl 

• ' ' tlltt'i't 'It lit 11111' .1)" C nt'i Pt' 9' ('.11') ill 

fitI II) I lipnit-, 1111.191 t"tilpC'ci1t i5 WIA111 

'I (4,'iflt' 4,. u1f1 ill .utilSlmi 5i) pit'til)ip Ill 

Nit ('47111 itt) '6fl'tuil_h)1 ,'I('9" ttittltiji i5 

(*()Ill ''I tip ("tint llS'ttt'ipi Iv 1'',I1 - 

1115 1 ('illullil 114 1 0 11,1( Nit I I rI' -o' 1 

I III hit cI,1 II, 

loP--It 'Iur1tliy M. \thttt I., Scanian C. I )\It'phan M. Pttwcr, it (;rtItinl, 

.tt'1'tilç P , "win t't'I1u tI liltili, 45(9' 

I t',\l1Vilu) It i-'ttulsilulli Th'-. 111 IttiI't ,1 llllttl,I1't- 

t'ulml(' I n 'elplullh. 

Cullwal) in t ('Ill 'utttull in to rill i-' till r'u I ttp 

- ct'ttltuiutt' U 'uttt 't'tt'ililuiIl tip V'''IlitAll 

5 ItIt I'd1 it .111 nIl 11111.11' In ('tti1 

i-_t'ip urcn fl.1 t't'ipi-'. 1114 )1 Ulil 5tt ulht)fi 411 

Min) T)illeat' " Tiltfit ill U)'i'tt1ij 11,1 

11' all C-it Ill r-I'll(- uuIlSltl 1, ('tIll ('i)It( lttt 

lllnIn('u'I't httt I'dttt .(i1ti - mu lii 1111 All ('iIl)i" 

.'ni lit'uit r 1:1311111'C-41 ic. ill I tl'itIl ustli' 

an i'UPIi ilti'i't 'it() c tl titIn. Da nlcltnri ill 

'.1ut'lnitS 

All P''u (1.1111 u tI tit Sit" 41)11 13. 

I Sin 

A4 ill f't'itli 1 il -('IpuhlIl I:v tlli1i .1 

till_till C i't i Till 71.1 I iu it" 1111 i t'tSi 1 zCt ii 

lllitilsp_til)(I 1, 9' 5iIjiIlt tt llut Ili t('.iI I. ,nttl 

,'tt till t'Ilt'i 1" .1 t' 1.1 It C','it It 71.1 C IN .11111'. 

Ki,t "II I I - 

P. Hayes. J. Ili]]. J, Ptot-r \' (tIghIlIn 

h J. i,,iltlttr h Barry. I", Ki-Ily, A. Pttwer, C. O'i-'jii, J. Militil 

Iittllt-r J M'Mt'rmtttt It hytui. 

i T. II,ies. it iI,tnly, M. fl'('tIIt'ii G. \lt'ec (Capt.). Rev U 

A Murphy. eatt, 

j.M;tliv. I'.M 

U Harris 

I tt

it N NIF \N\. 

t I ; llM\(;E Ti) DuOy \VEI.E. 

.L.L1 1'J1 LJ11 I 

Pilorimage to Iioon Well. 

IN iii' liil'tlI-\\'..tti'l1 i'iilii,'l ( it 1 ,1 1 1 

kiiiil..Lltl lli, l)liltrilL iii) thc j>t''ii- 

I n l(iinti( iii I )riv 1 vri 'ni, and 

Fri ivanai.li, iiis thi' till ,iint,tiili Itt, rt't.i' III 

ii I )itlit'i;tl lit-r', iiitlt&'tl. 'i,itlIit' ha-. 

liti'it itt titiitt'ttn' - iii lii'i Lift.. if scclil'' 

liiiiitv. I )i nt't,al j a ia Ill l if lLIiZLI'( I 

liii]- arid (itt -i) vaiitv-., if li Ill piti ri - r-and 

(lI'('1)-rt'th'(t Iiig ii itti,h', of wild ii 

and liiiit'lV cavt--.. I hit'. -tinding in it, 

riiui.li iiiIt', \'oil tan giuc at 'iiiiti' of tlti' 

in''-t .-ttipt-ndt ii' ti ia.t '..' - 'm'rv in tin' 

l'riti-'-ii lli''-. iIi'ri- viii iiiav watch titi' 

t iiiv t'i ri'ai'ii' tlaiiiiiig i'll tin' \vat i-I-. far 

tilt in tin' tlij it tin' litirizin .iii..l lit-i,', 

lit', \ , 4 1 11 ilii't' Icavr liii' tli'i(ll\' litirriti', 

itt tin' Ft -'-t 'lit ''tnt I il'V 111(1 't't'k ti tnt- 

j)tlli ii'..!ilj) ill tIn' till-liirig pa-.t. Iii 

titi- iuiniiaraliVclV ubeurt' Ft''.,1ofl tilt 

di-t iirhiiii:t's if tiit' tWt'flt it'tii i't'iiturv 

-et'in hilt a pa"ing pageant rv iii tit-('t ill 

valttt\', and it i ht'i't' that hit' mm ii i 

evil t ii ithed \\'it ii t ill' -u. &'t't menu ,l'it' 

if ( dii'' i'iviiitiitiiii and here are' found 

l'i'i;rrill t'vjiit'jn'e'- el, What 

alit''1 liv Pi'tt,'-..talit \vrmt&'r', (;at'Iii' 'tii'l'- 

-I ti ill. 

It wi '. a bleak, t'amfl\' nut iriujni In lift!- 

-ruilini 'I' viie'n \V -tarti'd ''ii 'iii ph- 

iiiii..tgi t Ii T)iit 'ii \\'eli. 1li, t rain bri iiii, iii 

ii-. to Kiliniu'rt'nmiii . which ii.i ilit' i'ailw.iv 

link , b('tw-t'e'rl Ia 'it i'rLi'nnv and i-it irt tin - 

rt . From th i- tlat'i' Wi , had to make 

'iii' vav as best we could, :is there we-ri' 

I 11.1 1.1 I I I .) .1 J- 1J.1.ILII 

VACATION ESSAY. 

V ii ii•,'i' -Ii h'-';ii' on iii it' act mm' 

late tivt' ii. -ix liinl,!n',l jtiigriui-. '1 lit. 

btv'iii liliiiti'i't'mitti ainl tilt' Ri uk 

'1 1)(,4)11 ii'-- in tit - centre iii a !iiii tract 

t 1)' ' lanti .111,1 iii, \va\' il-ill I- a-. It '11th 

a' tami hi' ,u,ni't-iv,"l. 'I'liuii Wa-. n''tliiiiL 

ti (Iii l)ii 1 i '. •ilk it itil lit ,ilk \v;t-' a!l 

hi' nit ire , iitt ii ut .ind t ire-i ulfe ml- tilt - 

rain ptiurt'ti. and u hr ii 'a vt'ii.ln'd lut'.i ilv 

till uiill -,liI)ti!uli't'". Ii I tt'\'(l . i' '-tutu 

i'iutitidt'ii liii' l'uti'k ''I liii And tin-ru' a 

-timiligi' .iglit nut ,itul '-vt-.. 

At tir-.t we \t't'rt' 'tulliu\i liii t.ikt'ii tti,..tt'k 

it tlii' -.jtt'u'ttu'ie lit-f' riii-.. Hit- rain was 

-.till faliiiut, Ill.;IN iI, and tliruuiti.li tlti' 

t,hintnìt-iing num't. ilitm- treated. 

\tliat itui,ki'il iil'mt' '-',i-itr;iI ftiiiii imi-.-.iutg 

ti aiid fro I miii mud i tim' i -tilt ral alt riot it in. 

\\.' - .kirtu'il Ilit' frint' of this ..jutttral 

iuitiltitadi' .,iutl after t'lirniihrim' the Rtwk 

ii. i),iiuil -.mv that vlimit t't'iuu'd to hu the 

Ll ;it at t t',ii't lull \V.i" Iu''l Innt nit ri' t li.tn 

all l lt tt, ll 

a tii-,tanie tu • be' it battaliu in (if tart'-,rows. 

hail u ifte'mt hu-:ir,I ''I I )u Hun W'll, and 

had luittnitil ti ' ,iir-.,-lvi' .l )III( - iihiit' 

-Iriuctitri- iiritniitl vlti' ii jtt'i&'st and lIt-IIi'S 

waited ti In'-.t tv Iti-ir uiiitui-tratioii. \\i' 

li.iI imiimiizimn-'l that '.t'lult' -'.1u1e'ndiil elialut'i. 

tutu iv iii wit 11 rich I)re'-.t'nt-- - thit' i,--.iihi 

I tin' i-nrc'- if t't'ntttr''. -.tuuuud iti'.ti liii' 

-pit. But that tlt'iii"it ill had ht't'ii 

Li irlv wt 11t li'-'jue'lle'd tin i utir vav to iwarti-, 

the I't'k, mill nii\v titi, tIl'st l'ii,k t'i'nr- 

w 

I . 1itn,'d till- iii i vi' had 1 irmt'tl 

4 thii hrinc if 1)t, 'mu. lit -ri' then' tt'ti' 

".tt'tai ii tii.- jilt't -Ilts marked v ill, ti- 

I 11101,11 flanli' and "tuition in lift- 

I ',,. t iiilv an arra' of t'rimtt'ht's \N1)], Ii 

- ' 

lt tied in the rags the vi utarie--. 

14 IN ii ''I L I Ii -I 

had Wi )rn i11 their ilhu, - it liii in i-er\ - , 

On tb' 

i'li'-. of the miiitmut'i'nt clitf, w, 

-.treak uI brown, alit1 whit1', and ti -ti, 

which, \vhit'ii we' Caflht' near, pr' 'Vii I t ii 

\t nil i ''t it'll, lit ii ins, 'lien WI' hi itigli t a 

u'.irti if i!l'..truii'thiills arid walked ar,i,mnl 

tin' v,'II i-uirr'img 

tht'ni tint. W1' had iii 

say ti 'e Pat(-r, , and ;\ i's and tilt- ('recd 

17 

1),' .i lit hr 'it FmL, into vhii'h tin' wind and 

ii mind slill lumu' I t'hant'ti thi' v( It ive 

tug, of tin' 

i'anw ii, iwti It', mu thit' Rick antI 

Ii ii ''\','ii tilir 1), it uIll(1 s(N'k, anil waht'c I 

(.0 111 fit, for i've-n here' ''n' !u;n.. iii i'i JIuuiti V

is TIlE MlN(PEl' \NNt'.\T.. nh: \lrN;hI - I - .\NNr\f 

ft ir wir P\\ Ii iiittiIi i n ii Vi l';i 1 1- and 

.\vt 1 I or tVtr\ ht It t Ic o if watt-l' vI I 4 'k 

lit iii tii t'll - qmc Pater all(l .\ ' i ft or 

Fat litr lrctl iii' ft tiintltr if t lit 'tv Ii 

III fti l'atii&i ( jill;l_ Ili r. 'tVlit i)It 

it and Ii n.illv 'lit- for the man win 10111 

liii -Ai ltt'r art tun it All tli,'t pr;ivtr-. 

'aid and iiianv rn trc, w lilic I lii \% iii'! 

ltl&\\ and ttit rain raincti. and still r wIn 

iTi1 )tllttl h t tiiit attract it in I I t Ii ill, 'tv 

iii. 'tt,ii - ltittkiiii 1)ilLriI1l iii tutu, itit- 

itiitl, tt stlt-.. ni.ircli around I lit 

Ihtic were ifl(ltt(l n mainitti P oil t it it. 

vit IildlIV t here 'tvcrt \% It( -tliictl bo rile 

(It i\V11 by -I 0111 terrible ii li-try 

but \vllutilcr t Iii nli-erv 'tvut-, inie ill- 

tirnal incurable uh.tast or 'htiI for 

so )lilt- dear oft' lVinL mainit i pr .irk at 

lit Tile. we could no it tell. We 'rayt ii f( ,r 

11km and blcsse I (.i td that t nir Iii ill 

lift ;t vet, had nit iieh tritiibits tictLi1uz 

It-; t1t, that it wa s il' personal or 

fin ii Iv affliction that br( tuilit u to 

I ) it )it \V(-II that day. but univ a certain 

tuiruii-itv and it h)llgini' dc'ire ti p y our 

ti iltiitu (11, l&Vtleliue to l'.riii'. "aintiv 

luiiit tilt- '.uili(tit\ of liii' vcll, tilt' 

iitii,liht turhot d of Do on has other t'Iuuiiii 

to jiittre-t. liLi It( l and ti-aulitit iii art 

\1\Id in the tiiiiiiti\-'-iii&. Mall a Pt ii 

motlni -till I)i.lit\i-. that her (1eiti ' lull 

never died at all, but is merely it prisi Tier 

'tvithi tilt- fair y-f 1k, and that it live-. 't't it Ii 

111('111 in it -tate ti liii,, PniittIi-. liaItlPint. 

Hilt tin this latter ptiiiit the Ill( ttlutr. 

li -igiec for -.t lilt I)elitVt' that their 

tililuirin are loniiriz to be back but are 

tltaint-d beyond hope of returning. Such 

i, liii ltgtn(l which (IispiiLv lit; moral 

titi Pru vitv hut Shim- forth puiit inn' cliii u 

''f mind. 'Flie pot ir \vttmen 14 ili and 

Ill( tllrfl ft ti their tIiiI(llcil and believe 

that the fairies still exist, and nt t arni niut 

1 ;Irgilnwnt i, likely to di-i thact that 

belief, for it is rttttttul on till traditiuns 

intl, huuti'iiig in niiriti Hit- nianv liiiiitttioii 

1 iii t wu knt iwltuiLt'. we art not at 

hlRrtv to suuitt hii,iutini,Iv at sutlu helitfs, 

't'iui Ii are withal uite hiuuiiiile's. 

I li -.tutrv. iliortovur, lundk iinui of it5 

jiiiitiiii to the -pt. it 'tva' licre that 

iIw I)tiintll \\ -I c l)roelainiii I_turdf 

I 'tninn II. litre it wa that lIt 

-.111,' of ill .uiL P lilt Ii til \va- 'tt wlivrc the 

nw iJiieftuijii 'tv;t-. b4 iiiiid tit '-taiiti with 

Ili,, feet sit ill liii imprints Illildc by the 

tirst lard t,f kiiiul-(t,nnthl. liii terelilt 

nv was pirfi irnied by tilt , ti art), or 

-.11ttt--.t 1 of ( t luinhk ill, fit Pill hut' .hlwv 

,f 1'illllacrenan. ho- -'u i--i in always 

rtiiiairittI .iliitPiiL tli ( 'l:t uO L uils, or 

)lrctis, 'tvlio \vcru dt'endl fr iii Niall 

if tlit Nine I-lostamu's, the Anl-iili of 

lit luiiitl. 

ihiat l)rt>elarllilti(til .t'i'nt' ha'. but told 

Ili the of hittti-, but ofll\' tlit' 'tvi'inl 

tl('ttIl if (t wit iv aii'uiial I) till I,ttk 

remains ti t its as it stailthiliL iii' nilinilit of 

it-. tirtaiiitv. 1 he to lit, which, a. the 

Ititir Ma-to. r- till ii. \vas kept ill tilt , 

_\i 1 nv t tf K ilmacrenan . has gone, but nut 

imc 'au till whether it wa stolen or 

broken. A pt piilar tradition avu. it \sas 

taken a'tvul\ at tlit' 1iruakuuig up of tin 

lii tribal SV-ti'lll , and that it will be 

it.t I '11(1 'tu Ilen Iri'll Iiu'uiut nih a,,'aiui in 

l'i 'tu I I )t tneu1uul 

'I'll(- Lit 01)('11111.11 I )ituiuithl inaugurated bere 

\ua. tii' lust 4'ric I luiu,iu luiuiu.li ho 

vuiiving ftrtuint-. of I liii! (Lulintle-.-. chief 

are tt lii in every lttui-,uut '. iabii tin Iii,' 

hjlli(1t- of 'lvrct'nntii, ii '-llflLt ill i-ih 

;at'lii untints by all the dauihittr-. of 

hit ( 'lit ii Tratlitit 1i. tttit tNlt iLt)tilt 

hiin't. He i.. to return 'tlitii the utthtull 

f lnidtnl hr&'ak. liii .hutckle frilil lit(, 

land that lit It 'tuul and f, )I- 'tvhiicii lit' ft niiit 

and died. But tint, i- nit di iill)t that 

his kindly spirit still hianllt-' tilt- itilinty 

andiit'ip to keep iLli'te tilt. Ii ii- ln'rili,tl 

and characteristic attach rut ni to faith 

I()

20 riii: \i[Ni iii .LNNIL. 

a if( l fat lirr]aiid arni ing tin' -il)l1 )]t'--t iIII(.( 

p(a-,allt-- I if t lii' iii IIIh-west 

To t}iint'ijIii iiirhttnd, al-it. tlii- arnitlit 

t'litirch of irtlanti i- indbttd for it -S 

Liirt't j vt-1 . \Iin -i iiiiilvav hl \vi't-lI 

I )itii ltk and I.iitirktnnv 1i'- liiilit 

tl Ii tvnlaiid if ( artan. win-ri.', i iii' 

7th th - i , tii' vil' i t 

lliiliiii, _i\' hut ii fit ( liiiihtlil1t-. ii 

I ) vi if tin' Church, - lilt' grcatc,t 

'-aulit- of E- 1-in. I )(I(111 \\ ill i_ still liallitwi d 

by tilt, nit-mi iiy ,f ('i tluiiibl-:ilIt-, aid Iii, 

htk-----ing i- itft'n iiivtikt-d tin Ihn-t'. vii 

with (rut' Iii-.iu faith, n-it thi' -i tilt - ii 

his tiilltlli( III. 

'liii- tlav was di-awiuii to a ili-' wlitn tilt- 

If tii pit- r;it]n;ill\ Thillned tul(1 

dwjndlt-tl ti I if f( .\\ \Vt' aw' tkt' fri ni flit 

llit'i lit at ii ill inti t which lu I iiiit'flc- art ijunti 

had thirtiwn us, and rt'aInt-tl in it tIali 

I hat t ,ur train Wi iiiltl ttoiu start Ii iF lit imt. 

\Vt- inuitit - ttir way tltrtitu!i tilt- i-aiui and 

iiiiuil, \'hiilll we ]it ,\\ liii (itt I lIt it in fati 

if fit(. grim p _-uhihitv III iiavin to shtt'ultl 

it ni1it in thji-" tjui;t-y,t1 \viId('rn(-. 

I_iurkilv \Vl' \'.tlt' ill huh'. and till H r \VV 

littuiit' tlit t'Vt'iit- tll(l ,-it'fl(-- iii the (la\ 

('allil- Vividiv back, and wt - ht-came awart' 

for tin- tjr-t tillit- of the duty wi-' tiwu' 

to tue-i- liii iniiliients of Irt-lanil', ancient 

intl saintly iivjIj,',tjiin. lwt-nitv niilt-' 

wire all that t -1)aratt-(l this --aintiv Iuritie 

it iii the h( mw if thu vi tilt Ii alld I\\cllIv 

-'ulnnit-r-- had L.i lilt' pa-'t i)t-fi ri' 'iv iiill 

in \i-it iii ie.hli'tt lii it. li\\ nluin\ 

liii ri.- \t tuulhL I ru-'liuuien aFt liii Ft in t lit- 

Ii iulit\ like it,, "iiIitI i>°'- tl'i all 

tuii III th ii'-, all(I N\ I, never Vu-it titi -ni for 

1, ) IIL4 fanhlli.Irit\' and tilt- nt - Flit--- I >f 

thit - (hutrui Ft-lull l\l'-, 'itiiatt''i& -r ,Lhnlui till - 

if Ill ivi'itv t it-ri in;i\ lit in flit-ni. \\'t - 

I twi - a sat'rt-tl tlt-i it 14 I hti'i lila i ft ;r t lit 

are lialhttvi'ti and ii iii-.t ratt - t 'v i iii' 

-;tiult -. and uuiartyr- -, it tit] I )4 )1 in \\t'll, 

Jiiigh I)t'u, (riiui-li Patrick. '- t. -t'nan's 

\\'-1l, liiiitk. and I Ia- iit-viii hiiiltl t tilt 

lit ii-" all at trith i'-if 'it-Lilt Nvc i tiilit lii it 

lit 1hi,.lt't t - 

NI 1( i!\I-:t, A. I ;l-:I-iLtx. 

P 

'filE \llNii;i ,\\\L\E, 

:r. 'c-

ii' m6 Air .S1 tiiiiii I 11 

-(ip1iUi .( I rt1tLiIL° 1iii 

('11filmat , ('ii1ip1t' \i ..\ tiLiit .1,11 )1) %ii1i. 

(i h.tliVt. 011irL fl16p.. Tit'\ 

1iI.ii•, iIi tti 6 nmlt' ru 51t\i1l)( 

.111 111, cult he 1)(Ilfllfl( : 14wa iiiiip 

r 11"YJ.ti1t( It, I '1111. 11' 

I•Ulii. PliflVfl 1iu t'''1'' liii hilt Ann. 

nitjt a ("(111 t , Sit ni.tr n t .1riip1O cu 

i I nt(r Ali -'%i11Lii). \U' 111) ii fl ('I\flui 

scA i15U' r'i'i' li.\ oil t•tliii tiit ltr 

1tii ii 

A In I ifli I II\ U .\&' (ill 

titi ('iii - ,5i Ill tt i'Viil'inr. It 111.11)111 II 

lilliC 111iiZI\flfl .iii 1'l\li ISU ' tL1i11(\flfl 1 

ri SIi Nil ui, ti' I i ç thi't. 1 AJ,rp 

ipp ii.' i (' 11 we I in ip 5.t i ill Uil ttt'.t5 

1 itupuhnn Si pit toll Si uili)II-11161A.lii n-ill t'.11i 

.111 .1 iuro5r.'1p till t'\il .'pnui'. \ti C tiup 

lop 

1.11 tI1 ('.1111 piii liii l'''t' 1'' .1.111.1.1' 

I 

5t 5i t'inl'.tt'. t).t 'tuuiip SI 1.11) 

I ti,t ,t5Lip -_ tai IV FiLILtIV" \tttv it 

Inn (Ill .111 1'Utt '15111' hull' I' All lii t.t11 

ut'S ;t 1.11 hungry. 1. .th1i.tuili .tul 110.1.11 

,tSLul' ltpnSSr.\Lf no li-tlIt' ill pt'iii. Hi 

,thi,tit ._tlU h.tlt itl't'ut'tuuil (Oil ,t i)ULI1ST'ihlr, 

t.tlt .tip tt p.thtt U . ('i)nn.tll 1 AS 11 U,tuilt',luli 

ii LI ,t11i .t 1 ,ttt,tl fI t'i' Ap (lii )l.tlht .1511 1' It' 1.11111 alit 

1. i'Iit tili. 

lLt,tilllhl I .1.11 ill' 51t 1111 '( ).tniçt'.tli U I 

(nll't - (Lii lit '.1nn 11.1 i'I ('iltiL' p.1.111)' )l(t lit .tIIlul 

Ali ip. T-A ,'in bt,titt' 1 tii' I 1151 '.tflii .1.501' 5 

utt'ilitiui p tui-lit'.tp All litlI I' I. U,k n,t i'l t'lhIi' 

Ill .1 tnnit','l I 1,1 ito in All All 115,l i( .150)' 

All All 11ipi'.t1lU.\lulll .1.5111' ,tl All I Li 11 1110. _\tl 

,'ill I ,\lll II) .1.5 1 11 ll'( ('.1.1 liLitI & .1 Ill lr tl1iliSl' 

1011l, At Iii 1.1.5,11111 pt 1 UI 11911.1.1 .t11 .1.11 

uiihi.ti It', r. ((1,1.11 itpSS Ann .1.519' 1 it'ullI,ttlll 

I't'.' i q'il.tlit .tp .1.11 lip.tutltlS).' l)i I 1,1.11 

rs iLl iI.tttllll' 511 1'1ti1l.ttitt,tI .1.1 Ann . 

1$' itt'.tf' hiLl 1 .tp ft, All 'll till i,tul i' 51 

(('Ann 'l tilt' l\Il All 11.1111 11(11' It'içt'tlltl 

11 'k )'IhhUt' In .ti Ill o' Lu.tin .tLIp .1.11 All 1 .tnn 

&l t' i'iult.1ilul ,'ill ).tI1ttl5i' .1.hil.tI I )t'.lililLil 

i','llll Ii.' 1i.ti 011t' litlU "1' ,,tt'itI i5 .1.51,9' 

LhtItlUt'.tll 1:511 Ii' 114hIl.tl I 115.1) .01 .1.5111' 

inut'.tl I ui.t iitut,tut' I')' I,'ii1t',tilul lit 

Iiti,ti,tlI I i hit,t5,\ t,tit,tL t'.tll lU .1511)' t,tirt,tltIl 

1,1 1011.1 Vl'1" .1.71 1't',\n 511115 .1519' .tll (lit 

11111. ('LuhjlpoSIt pi 1'iil .t' ilt UjilhuitI' .tlI 

nt',tul5.\ h)iiili ,t&'iiulSt' uuit ui Lilp'.tnn it 

At iIiluiU 

J.) Lit 1're 

i'1i111 lit'sn .tSLil' ir't't it. ,tSLll' 

I 

('()t111Tl\(' 

Ill nl.tli)ltiI I rtil(inL 

-no i'll) Asur .111 115111 1 "wp ii Olin ti iç 

- fl t)pt'tuItMii .'5Ll' .111 or I ii-.t11 ttit',tit 

I 1çp1t )till . 

r' tiht i vi.iiti no Ulaktt 

I' •I iii( liii iii ..tUr 11111 ( liii rip 

i 1 .ttl) n.t itiun i h, .tit 11 tt,itj1 tit 

• .'t )iitiflt :lji All li( ill T.&Iii. liu- 

•....tiiit 111111 hiii tj1 'iii r.15tiun ('iitit 

II'..iIuII(l.tuiui ii.t Upi t)iiphi't.tr1itu.t 

- r.iI.%Tlt. l)t I'mus I t,tn Ti.t11) fliLul I 

bpeatumann .\5 rulill U I tl Ii 1,11r.111. 

-I PA Or Li.tln I' tiIti1i uLitul Snui -itt iL 

IIF(IiiU. I • jiti liii l. llit\ lititS (tiup- 

• r i Sitilnint i,lllTlIi Mi 1ia11l,II 

•tSLfl' All i.t1l i II 711.1 liii (I Rti.tipu 

a $ Ii.$' I .tiit iii,t1l C LIS ri tiiiisn.tiil 

• - •I.hIfllItltt no ' Ii. 

t$l.lp %U.ilniiit AS I pot .tl .'il iii.ti( ll.t 

I. III U Cl5LI' in iiIti1i t it 

lit ç.in II Liljit .tlln ili.tfi St.tt t .ti no 

. (itiuin.i1' ili.tp 1.1 5uilt IUtI 

Ii iltli'tp 11.1 ('itluitl\l.tuihi.i IILIL 5(1 liii 

Ut nil it.ti i A, 011111t , r i i ell, l't.ti p .t5ti ' 

'111l.'1ii( .tuiii s. -rPri All I -.'ltl .tu.tlt, 111()11 

• III I p1t .111 liit1' ]'.Nil, atc niit.tnn nt 

I.i',Iitt 5o 111 11. .lSIip $..IIi.ti1 1.1.0 tei1' .111 

I. .91)) .lju Jt.ti I It .t5U' I liii. 

ip he..t1' .At _teii.n lull r lint i.il I 5,111 

•f.tç 1'Li6t tiiI( .1. l)lItilIi no 11)11.1 

•k pit riint:t_.tl I an UIt UI )ii flhl'.tp lu 

Itilipit 15 .1.5 ltu,tIiini .1. li-i iiIt1i&', .tti' i' •tiuii 

Sit ITt b(.tii .tui U iu I huSh ,1 ç.i:- 1100 .1 

,Itti\ul lii il-ti5i11 lit i .t thSiI n 

tci Mi 1 ti tp .t çSç_ti I .ttn it ii inn 

hit'lhipt.t-ht pi All 11111) I'll .l1lp All pLIhi pin. 

t )•t liii h1.tii nh .1.5 t'1LiItt lii AS riuni .Snic 

1 i :i5hIp 1.tuit5 1(1 .1.111 .11' All Ii,tp 

r' r.nptu, .tii h1iii.t ti1ijit.t ji('i,'t'tn. If- 

It-]I' no flni,Sili 1'i,kI_t liii (-.tltu.tni ri' 

.tSL(l' luall 1 itu1 U lilt U,t lt.\tlInt 1)11(1 .t. ,.t 

(11111 i' 1116 11111 UI )'c (I lii 11111 .111 6111tn1n 

$11 Li ph' AS fla 1 t.1.t un ii' SM ('11)("t" .15L1 t' 1111 

,tiITl film tiini Iutl('S, i' liii lilt ,15 uupnl'.tur 

It'11' All l'i.tn Peap 5,1 1 .ili,tu1iç .tun.t(- 

.t 1,111 pr.tu1i .tiç hiinir Ii' ('i.iip.tut' IS 

LI T' 

ut i ut';n ',t -i i ,t I Sn ito rn.0 p "a Ii-)) liii '.tnul 

.tnhi. li,t( .ttiii .t j.Li.titiu 1,1111 ,t T)i,t1' liiLnli.til 

U hi ti ,t II ' i 9_u I ti lloc ,tlihi .1 5.tti,tii All 

11 0 opt. t titi pu l)1u ( trill n LiMp .1. 

In I All li_ti Itt 11 ,1 11 1 I't' iiuuii itt' (1(11111 

ptn lii I'Sc '!;Ill t All 'op up 

n,1i5 1 lti')nt,',i, Fill' ,thiii 

itO t.tI I tLiiunc.t1' it till ,& Itt, 

I ti i.tljIU All All 5t_ltiihiTt.%t' .tl Liiiili ('tt 

,t.,,.tU It' uit,tll.tIil ..'i(U OLII Pitt' 5it 1111 .111 

.111 .t5Iip p.01111,1.011 I hilt'.11'1' iii LilnUip 11.1. ( lie 

"0' I lit in I i.ti liii 1)1 liu of I ILl .i t'1i.tlt 

It.tttno' .tlIl.tlil ii ni ni .'t.uin.t, ((till ,tt1it'.tl .t, 

C- till pt ,tlUt'.t Ili .ti I - up utni ni mUtt I t.t1iut.t r 

ptlfl_ "..tIi F'I t (LII Itor lit (1,11111 lIlt 

h.tnir it 

'l'' .tl •SIC I' .,.tiiii,'II .tit' in (ipniii 

1115111 11 1 hI i1,ti lii LI Itlil i I ,tui. 

I) I, t.\tl1 11 \tii Ti( '

24 FilL AIUN REA' ANNUAL. 

A 

! tli(- i_ii_itic iii iiti&I ill 

t ht•ttitr- \Vi15 i 11)1R)i1Itl(l 

liii 

ikIFlltt lid" iiti_rti1 tlii' Jifljt 

at itli] iX'L. tIlcIia(i ( niirv k at Ht. t'dui 

(.a_illcgc, \\ aunt it!, iiiii "inie utiicrs a!-.l 

ar(' 'tiidvini t,411- tlu' jrii'tli ii I. 

!h pinit Ill tilt' iii tIv ('LSl ii itt Lit ivt' 

t'iitt'i't'd jut t!IiiuiCIi!v hv t!u' iiiiiibi'i 

uf tilt' 'hc!a!itv this viar and, a', 

(litrin tin' ulunt h 1 Ma v x't'i v 

(1/Vt /t ii \\'t paid 1/ ()ill- Hk'1'd I _ativ. 

i-kit jon for llt'\V in('iul1('r \VCIi 

h]d i1ui'in tiit var, with I hi' 'it!t that 

in I )nct'unbtr it)th t h1 liii Vi jil' 

i''''ix't'iJ iuiti tin' H'ila]itv: 11. B/)\'h', 

E. Giannv, J. Hank, 11. I lavi , F. l.vim,, 

J. \ll\\Vt'i], 11. Ill Cal thv, J. Mi';i]dni'k, 

.i\lui'ra', , 

el IC/a/i 

4>41 until P. \\'Iiiti. 

un t]li'N \Vi'ii' ri - I' jV( -i] (.11 

lhui'stlav. I In -v wi - ri - :- R . ,\hi'r n, 'I. 

IiO'i\'iii', J. D1.0111, M. ( iii'! in, 'I. F Ii iit. 

Ryan, W. \\'al'di. 

TTTT1Tn J -- jrrr- 

Sodalitp totes. 

(>uii,-v, 

LLJLLL 

Sodallip or the Blessed Virghi. 

.Muijhv. 

1)1 

Ni v J. J. \ii\i.\ H 

'tiIi/ai' !' Ni 

lii' '.iiiliit'' at Iu1i''u1t of 

I11t-f,uir uiut'iuuhi-r, ii Ili( 11 j, iiiui' if th' 

Iiin't nunibi r vii 

I,ai' IH\'. I>. P. Mill 1)11\-. F. j. iiauiiv, 

W. ( jah in, N. Ni ii diii, I. wIt-, N. 

l:it,iii t nik, 1. ui'rv ft ()'HIiainiini ---y, 

iIiaiiaui, 

I'. Whit, ', ii, IIavi', F. IIarni, 

Il i it'll, t1. i\ii( intlit,', T. 111-1 iivuii', 

ih l

A-I. 

i lii: \11N(;NI; 1 YNU.L. I) I-: 14.), I l' 

SodaIli' of the hoip Hngcls. 

I'i \ 

1).; 

F P. 'iii I. %NE, '.J. 

PI I - I tI: 

lii.E ll/1H1/ ( .iitriti. !iIiaIi A. ltt. 

tlit 1v._Illiliil4 I tilt )iiI )l \t(l ill 

-pttibtr. 

n h)fltl ii 1)11 w hJ. I nittiti 

i i'. ( - 

)\Itiia, A. I 

\Lt- 

I. \\j1. t'. 

,•\() I'-fl1v, I. I lai ttV 

)n (lit- i Iii I )tc-itilx-r iii II )11' \\IIILL 

tpiraIt \VtFt - tutu jvi d b l r 

It)! : l,L(t'. I. MUl).11i. A. 

\Iiirpliv I. Ki-l1\. I. I I 11;it'a, B. MiujItv. 

J 

sIulit-tt and M. 1)44 IIIV. 

ott \Vhit tttiihiy. 27111 May, I'1,, thIt' 

lii IjItIi)II itf t 11 vt -ar Lt(l(l(1I 1 utit' 

luhtIllitI liii fIll) )\Vitft b1 \ - : P. 1 I,ivt - , 

1hb It'ic. Harney, I. l'.utler, F I t l

28 Fill.- MtNNI-II .\NN1.\I,. i'iii -: Mt'N RE'i' \NNL\J, 

ttuhj-t't for tli-"'it-'-'ii fl \v.i- I>i' iltibitlofl '. The I 

Iiiii1;itit itt I if 16 -tt- tjiit :1- hit - t1(tti' 

'tfi-i'tti - 1tt('iti- Iii ii)ill )it lilt' I)i'ntl< I'vii. 

liii- 'I-i-- \vi-ri' : i'iit' Priiiiibihiiit 

1. I.\iIH, 1. ]itkt-,l' \\\nhit-.11, 11h. 

I 

_\ai1tt I'riiliilijtioil : \ l, ( ti-hall. P. 

11) ill, j . I';tlti-t't', W. \\'ai-la'. 

Iii i_it ii - '' I t ii 'i-it it ii,- t.'tI lIi,tt tlit, 

ut -ui il tilt alt 'I liv tile lit L,itI\ c liii been tricil 

for Ito- past Ill net cell liuiiilrcd vt-Lrs hut with ill I 

a p irecia I ile decrease in intemperance. I hI sst'.0 I 

I sit and i tin the number of st-rmi ins (tfl tempt-rant 

if preached cons'-cutivelv mould take three years 

t tic-liver. The bri it' h ores and bo,oks written on 

the same subject. if placed page by page alongside 

iine another, lit''-, Wi tout form ti line st retch ing ne ;in,! 

a half times nund the cirt-umft'rt'ni't- of the c-:irtli, 

Nt-vt-rthelt-its the amount(of money sj:ent on drink 

I tiring that pc-rn si had increased by milli in 

\Vtiat wits the use of preaching to it man to ihst;iin 

from drink if (in all sides saloons and bars have opt ii 

dot irs to entice him to drtnk By closing all thu 

ttihuhc houses anti stopping the mail u fact tire ai 

sjle of all intoxicating lit! iuirs drunkenness wtinlii 

hics'i mc it phv'ii'itl I ill pi tt_siltilitv. It a non caine 1 

l'"'''' drink he is bound to keep sober, but io , 

matter how much preaching lie hears if lie is to I 

dicted too drink, it will not keep him teniperil 

(If course, the publicans would softer but had 

itt-v mv i - ,impassion tin the wife and I starvol -. 

ta nuilv of the man whose hard -earned wages t ht' 

were taking into t their tills 

For the negative The Toot It i if all i nt c-in iwna liii' 

lies ui nititi lionst-lf. honk, as Sloth, is gitoil 

in itself. a iii! it is on Iv the immoderate use tt 

it that constitutes the s-icc t if intemperance. liii' 

,tllirmativc demand the athiohition of the mann- 

1_itture of drink, but thi would be ini1irttctii. itlihi. 

l'rivzute stills would spring tip, and (lien the onit 

rt-mctiv would lie to tin away wit Ii till the' illgo 

ud icnts. The gr w tit t.f barley and g r.I C5 WI 'ill 

have to lie jirihilited, but this would be absurd 

The oltjcct of the attirniative is to ri-naIve the soon 

of temptation. if this were ci insistent lvii pp1' I 

it all vice-' then tuur very so rn tundi ntis wi itti 

have to be abihisht-tl. hut, lit t-\'en ssheui this 11 

e (tee ted 1 tint! I ;till it temptation to i niysc'l f. It 

I am it m;tn of 1irinculih' I must tuitiu're to nix' met liii 

o f ohs lishuig all temptations, anti the result Should 

I e Suit. ide 

The el'tei, ts I if preaching I tn temperance are sit ,\\ 

hut still the cause is advancing. If such preaching 

'Vii c' stopped. intemperance wi told increase by 

leaps and ltiiiind. Speakers for the affirmative 

Ito vu saitl t hi at pi—caching had pri ti tic cd very little 

rest i It, but experience has pr veil that the pr 

iltit it in law has effected even less, irk those plates 

ssluere Sit( 11 a lass- has bc-i-n in force. In Maine. 

I'S. A., where the sale of drink is prohibited, out 

I i ,00o arrests lit tttie 'ezi r about Soo were on the 

ha rge (If drunkenness. ]'his does not speak ss'c-lh 

1,,r the prohibition haw, who-ti as we have bt't'n told 

ss Ut It! cause di-xinkunnuss ti i bc-conic a physical 

impossibility. 

I- itt - (lit' fill ,tjiill 2it. 

\tjiist I lic littititill Jf) 

\Ii it it ill carricd h\- four \'titt'S. 

( l't'jni, to 'ati'jttfls (',ttI-'t' t illi\' i iflt 

diut- c'iiuitl Lc' ht'ltI iii t'at'iL tc'l'iti. Iii tV,- 

t''t't'. the 11(5 \Vei't' of a \'t t\ iijijt 

stat Ill lail vltik - a ft -atttirt - t if tin- -o --I, (ill 

\va- liii- uittuiil'a-r Of tt tt'ni/ti'C sjit-akt-N. 

'1iit'it "l I( iwt'(l that tin' -tilijtt't--, an iii'st'tl 

much ittt - rc -st, ( )tlI' I itt tliaiik-' at''.- (lilt' 

to (till' Nt-v. ('ltairniatii, \\h4 ) tIid not '-part' 

Ijmti-t'if Ii ni:tkt- (hit - ilt-ijati'-- a stl('cc'te-', 

and I)\' will -i gt'Itial tact lilt iii' I hait i inc 

riltiliti s 'i'akt't \t it, aiti 't 'a'i-il. 

P. \l L\N, 

l,.\\' l'l( )\'-,' I )i-i IA ii-:, 

( It g 1 )t'batc thii-" \'t'tl \\ ii I' t'itii'I('(I 

ittit with all. the 

ittl t'it'i'ihttt-tali('t 

Of jntrliaiucntarv 1>ro&-t'tltii't'. Till - tl-htt- 

iltL p wcr I'VIllt -('(l 1'>\' (lit- tIaji irjt\' t if 

I itt' sj)cakt-r- Wa- Of it Iiih utaitt1ird aIRI 

sittilt' of thu - liLt thin spct-ciu-s. ('Sp('t'htlI\' 

that of lie' th'itiht'r fill. ( )i'uiiond, 

Ii i(jI\' at1i1l_tI1(ht-(l I't'titn tilt , 'j-ititr' 

li'ittlti '-. 'lilt' 4 ,i hi \Itxiii I iIIc'r('tl l) 

ii', i't'i ltil to (itt' ilt'-,t a1ucakt-u- ft -li 

to I liii' Mo - iiu}i -1' fill' I I\' I'(1ini' (1), 1 

\hIlt'iiityi. 

'I'ht' hi'-! I )i'liatt- iitittt'ii tilt "illiiit' - , 

Nov. I 2(11 - lit-ti it' d 'i' tvt.li-(j lit itt-i'. liii' 

ft lii iVt'lltt4 it si iit,htji ill \Va- jiasttl - - I lint 

//it' s\'in/)alh'i' of all /ureiieli/ be e.iti'ni/eil 

(ii (tilT Prefect, /tt1'', jJ, Dodd , .,1, - oil 

the si,t/ bercavenient he hail .5115/ti i,ietl 

in the deal/i of k's /urthcr, - '- 

J/,/Jt 

.\t_ 5.JO pill. titt' Iitllii\tItl ill iihli oil was 

fltO\'t'(I bV the' Priitui' Miiti-'tt'r Ill hi'haif 

Of the ( t )vt,'i'iiittt.'iil : 

- 

Thal Irela nd t'U 

in a i/Il i/C 5a/isJai'Ioly and Promising 

I

3>> 1111.1 \IUN(;RE1 .\NNU.\l.. DEBATE-S. 31 

con/i/ii';i (itiiii on- 

jcdcralwii of Ai//t'ii lit' (I (>41 - I than 

dliv! ;ii, the hcri oi/ o/ I. >'i'i/a/i >' I ;idc- 

hcni/c ;iet' ( I 7'" 2- I ( )( 

Iii> 1> lii \vi ng iiii'nhtr \Vt 'rt' in their 

iii - >' ii iii' (0 >\'t'l'itilit'llt 1)>'lI>ll(' 

j. . I )t'vliit, l>iiiio \liiti"tul, 

I Ii;i1\, >Iitii'-t>'r if 1ti1li>' \\irk'. 

I. I. ( )' Nil!, NIT.. 'l''i'>itt'. 

I I ".i.1iit. >ti.i'., 

I )ar', \I 1>. f>>r N. I i 

1. Ii ril;>iiM.P. Ii 1. I iI>1>>.ril1. 

fir \\'i I klit 

n liii' )11 .ItlT ii 1't'11i iii 

I alvin, Li'ulir of tIit' 01>1>1 itii • 

r itt 

R. 11i'iiit"'v, 11. 1). fir ('irk ('lit, 

)'('aliiiaii .1'. fill- W , 

Lim crick. 

L. l,iitiglii'an, M.P. fir I )i'rrv. 

-.It- 

J. I ait'rin, M.P. fill I )nl>lirt ( itv. 

A. Mirri'-i'v, M.P. for N. \\',tiii>.th. 

I-tirkt'. \l I. f(.]- ( )iii'n>nd. 

I). Murphy. \l P. for I-Iv Fi"liniv. 

(>11 i)('INLlf if 1111 iii' 'l il ii it was a rgile I that clii 

ing the ('unft'ilt'r,itt' ti ' kilkenttv the nati 'ii.. I 

spirit was i ndepen, hut iml elf-reliant pat ri 

zeal was at its highest : and material prisperil 

into—cased part pass:> with the sense of nat> iii,, I 

r('spi itsilnlj t V. I lv II. the pe. pie Iviz.. theCatholl, 

were unit iii. in It IIIVN were represent i'd it ii' I 

became articulate. \\lo'rj'.Ls during the I)CI-11111 

if I ,egislative Tritlt'pt'itiii'ii&'t' the people l>:Ld Ti'' 

'> ice. The Ci)Ili I mjsj ti(it i if that IN iii v was at iii. ' 

c'xcilIslvclv Protestant, and it was more- o i 

packed with venal pia i'c -ii u ntee., who went I 

tile I.. .i.I.v i.s,'i1ui,i1i,lv it tiit' cr.v k. f the Part 

it 101 

'Flit' ( )pnitiolt iirt'cIItetl it triin1, >'in.t'. 

Ii>' I I I ivi'rniii>'nt bt'nchti's W4 >r' it >l>'i'itIt'd1' 

hut' nil, irtahit' iililii'al.illlct' : fill - iii>' fat>" 

aand pi rtfi lie.- if tli>.'ir tt'uiJ lit " \t'('i't' 

1tl Ili tl)lY ti't'iiililil1i. ill tiit' It,t ]it uicc. 

During tile ''ti' ''I ''I I .i'glsI:>tivt' 

irel:tn.l ivas ' ,s',c'',','cI ''I iii Irish ltirl>,jiiii'itt with 

unrestricted 1,,>wers. She had it national civilian 

.irmv I.. po ic.. t her fr ,in mt .istj.mm ,timil ti safeguard 

her ii.it>jit:tl rights. I ler t rink and manufactures. 

no longer "Itaikici I l.v iii en gvves, fl, urislicd. 

iii' 'Ii. '. ',li ii I - jut -li ii i. 1, 111 t' 

their itin ..\l,r, iii Slililt iii t,iIt-r,itiiiii 'ii,>'. 

remit. '('he p>. pit' ground to dust rose front t lou 

a nd from tin' cmi tt'rs of it lvi it g nation t her. 

,pr. itt furt ii ti.. liii i--i a v igu ru. U' ,imi,l t ii ru v 

I'll 11 it int 

iI'(arthv. I. ( 'arnt'v. and tile l'i'iinc 

tiiiii-.t'i' dcft'lnh'(l tlij t>ittt'l'i1)',. i',ttlst' Of 

iii> ( c 'vt'rnitu'llt \vit Ii '( it-.i(It'rablc' ahilitv, 

ttliiI>' I), \IIIrl)Il\', C. ( )'Shlatli,l1nt's".\', and 

C. lui'kt'. \vt'i't' nlaini\' intriinui'ntaI in 

if 

I:> ii- t lie ni> iii( in 

- i/,,' - 

II,- - miti. .>''-siIII i1i>'fli'>I , III ,1,tiI 211tl. 

W.1 .,il\'iii ltt(1 l)t't,'lu akt-1 t>> fotni it 

(al)iitc't . I ii' tat>.' Priiitt' 'tIliuitt'r must 

have tiìi'utvit it han(Limic p litical -e.mt'I'- 

-.itiit liii' wc 1111(1 him .('i-vini, in tli>' lit'' 

Minstr', Tllc (.11)111 \t,I'- a tloilL ('fit' 

hill it'. p1'> >i_1'iin1me tt ii'. Unpopular and 

it failed to >airv tlii' 

( .tl)lfli't'- art' fil'.11li>ltill)l>' ll'>tVa(lly., Iit'iii't' 

tilt' 1 )ill li'it \' C if tuutitulti 'i- iii it". Iii It >lIl 

fi it' ftn'tlit'r cxj )lit iitti( III . 

W. j. I I alv ill , l'ritnt' Miltisti'r. 

I )t'vlin, 1_1- u 1 

( l lit nit-li ii'. 

I>til>lu' \\'iir-'lii1. 

>ui,1inin . .\tlnuI'ait v. 

I. ('arnt'v, \\',I r. 

ItiI, I. - r of thit' 011)>l'-itiin \I. '\li'(ili'tli\', 

I t'iuIin,. -.tip ii ri i - N 

C. Hurki'. iI . P. fir Ormond. itid. 

)'Neill, Al. I. fill- i'rtiiit'. 

11.I Italy, 'ii P. fir Mut'-kt'rrv. 

1'..>. I Ii'itin''-'-t'. \l ,1. fiji' ('arhr'I'I'y. 

I). \luit'jcIi'. M.P. for I-Iv 1 'ltflt V 

'I lit' Pt-iim- \linitt'r, (Ili behalf of the 

ivi'rnnii 'lit , nil ">'d : --'''i/rat 1/ic rt's- 

/ iinsib i/itt' iv 1h' i/teat' o/' .Va/iic Irish 

If 'ui/are (Li> ii'uaic, Literature, ;i vi, 

is to be' i?1z/lu/cl/ c lijefit' Io the Irish people 

the U1SCIi'CS. 

111,11 J.—ph , - lii Ii' ic-i'll 'i 

lijm c'tltilri,''-, iiittic',i tuct' tIit'mr f,cth 

l .-mmo'rgeii vlm'tu ri' ills It I In' taut>' ul,'ti'rrimumm,',i 

Siii nut' were sit> wi> lit t heir struggle for the iti.iimt- 

-u i,>.- >' of their iiid Irish calture, their elf. irts 

-- .l have hi'>'>> ,.iniiI:iri- smmc..'c'ssfmml Ir>'l;,not 

- - u he anglicised, a ii, I the iwst ;wit(] ni's> tile>' ii 'ic 

.. -, p. in at the enemy's ilispitsiti was I.> ridic tilt' 

a..'Imu i'ivmhsittii,n to iltmh it barbarous a im.I tillgood 

giicuti eiiuctugiu unui.'i'd for siiv;igt's, but not 

i nature to bl>'mtul with th.,' " Kultmmr " of it 

tutv Empire. This p.iimrv of mtmrl-slinging wit, 

-. ii.'Iv successful, But 'ivhat did the Leaders if 

Irish lie' pi.' ,iui to Counteract this i tistil titus 

'.iiaign ? Nothing. They pitycti the enemy's 

• ii.', and, in i-i ,mistsuenct', the Irish l,'irigimagt' 

i-u ii Music, etc.) was a h:tdg.' if dmsgr:uu -.'. a iu,,iluk 

of IgrTori>r>j',' and vmuig:trutv Awl vul. tilt' 

l,auiguage Irish Art :miu.I I ,uteraturt' were 

- ' 't through and through it itlu it National and 

• it> .hc Spirit. 'I'hev iter.' clean, spiritual and 

u.n ubling. while much of the foreign import u'. 

.,mt,'iI tvmtli grossness antI materialism. 

Iii,' I >pp situ in ult'nietl that the're was it parallel 

ui the ,utr>uggi.'i. for Ut'ligi..n :tmt,l Art. All. I,amiu..ige, 

allot I ,utt'rature, art' more dettetti Iu'uit out 

,ti ternal means than Relt go it. ii t'nct' II t'ligti ii 

011.1 %, survive where Art will starvu. if t he Him— 

It know the re:u'.u,mi for thu.,' decline of Irish 

tire, t hey lie>.', I but real I Irish History. 'It - 

'cii i lestn .viii g and nation-killing policy consistent - 

1% pursued I its' England was the true Cause. PUT 

imtuiin, u-u.uilmst-,iti> ui and !:, tic Iii crihisni li:uti hruuk,'ic 

iurut 'f itic' ''tititti', \\ lu-ti it n,itucin 

'i Hil :' ' \i'l' u' ' I ----- - -----,iti,I \l't 

Ii,-,' tic,' lumxumri,'s and tu>tl',l gi by tIn' l>uu.trui. I'o. 

itu.ummut,oiu that. the Ii ish> pc'uuji..' ..-iciui,l tinder suti> 

i,-uri,-mmittst:>iice's ret.>hii Its .1.1 t'itlttmrr, :trgti>'s ii i'i.nipl_ti' 

iitu'.>uii.ierst:tnul>nig of hitintati natiirt'. Irishmelt 

are I ,it] \- ni&'iu, not supermen. and our g ratitude 

should gu . out to the past for having aved, at least, 

niu,- hi 1 4 tin' national spirit from liii' gt'iuer:iI wreck. 

%, knicwlr'cigc' if uiur hist,irv till i'm>;uiiI,' im t,c bring 

luuctni' thu guilt i' tiuiss'ittp:tthi'tt 'i,u>iuh,jl'. 

.\ (11\'l1iu ill \t'as 'liallt'niit , and itsultti 

in it r'rtishiini;4 it-fi-at fir the I ,uvernnit'nt 

I'oi' the rn it iii . 

.\'tin'.t ---65. 

I:>ii. the Gov("u'ntiii'tit J. Carney and 

L. Loughran, spike well. 1). Murplik-, 

and C. Burke i.,l1vtnied tll',_' gmllery into 

sornet iji ni like enth tisiasnt, lucy were 

the aI)iet sp>'tkcrs i>n the ( )ppoiti> in 

h>'ncla" 

i:u'iu, ci lcuI -I III 1._il",, It \\I 

JOIIN J. I)h\'I,IN (it Year Phil.), 

..ccrclart' 

I Iii' Miii! Icr tiit' h_at' H.'' I )chat,. 

\t'a- ,l\tiLI'dt'(l to I), 1'. ,\Itiriciuv, and ait 

ldd!itiliit>i Mi'dai to (', Btirki', tt'hil,' M. 

it lit' \' - i'. lii '2! iv 111111 fill 'rid''>! - F ii, 

Tip.- T. 1 logan. J. l,awh". 1. I)elanev, I), ()'Brien, F. Fitzgerald, W. ()'Connell. 

T. Ryan, ii. Miir1chiv, T. I,awlest, W. ( iaivin (Capt i, R. i:itzp;,tri,k., .1. l)elamtev, M. Ryan, 

On grucltnu(. F. \Vvnnt', F. Power.

l'2I.'i 1 flti'ittl1)2l;:Ll. 

TIil MuNGII:I •\N\VAI.. 

( )It tin ;rd if 

I 'iii1 ti 1a-t tiii• \.i -i 1ii- iiitdi.' it lit 

diplillit ill t I i ii 'it it 11 (if it 

ii .1 .\11lt itt I 'ii' I(Jli. i'ht' jii'- 

,cn&'rv. and tai4t' arrange- 

lilt iii'. \\t ft (loft' b - tlit .1iti'ttt1i&'', tlttiii- 

I ia ttlilli (if tilt- t'111-t1iilf (lii'.- 

tit ''i (I 21 \4lV raIit It VIt\V f an I r'Nh 

Lii md'- kitt'ht'ii. 'i'. jt]i I )t it t','ijfl- tilt 

I' :(I iiian 1 thc In 111.4 iii'.. f1Imnilv, 'Ind 

a fl'itfl(I. loiii 1)1 (lfl, \Viit tIii jII'.t l'&lllrlit'I.I 

aftr iianv tar. in .\nit'rlt a. . t4fl tiiti'o 

enttr tin' 11t.'ILi1l1I lll' to iivt' I )tthiji a 

1l('Itl'tV i'it'tl iiiilt' f1!iltt. Ijij' Ll\(''. 

-un for ca( It I nc It o ti mitributo' Iii-. ( 1111 tht 

of iii, iiiti-ii'. ir ilanre. if story, III 

rt'lartee ti tIit' tno'nil i.nl hiiiuitiir. 

Stith -'t t \\tit lilt It t'(IlliIiit in 

heft re tilt' 111121111t' ti 1.547 than now-a-clavi. 

hit' j itt lilian c -'.itfl\'t.'(1 tijueb oi'igi- 

ihihity, it \ jtlt' it( oitiailltaflt'o vitli In -li 

lit' and customs and ilcnt' ti wit 

hit' litt k' b \ WIFe tlit' 1)it'tiii't' t 14 ov 

hi-ll ciliI(lI1O(t(I. \\Inn at tlit' imiol 1)1 dall 

rt .-t' to thank thorn Al for the I'iiiohIv 

the gt'nural ft't'Iifii. in til(' hail 

v'i' that the \'ii/it at I)tni'an's was all 

ttt( 

I .\'- I. 

I lid I tttIIttS'.ttt I )t'.\ft _'. ltt' ,,,,,,,,,,,I' . 'stthtii, 

\It.. I tttttttt,;tit llov.%n .5 tlt1 ..,..,,,.,,,,. W. \\ .,i.Iit 

\\ WI, I littit. ,.ttn I .............................. \\. 0 ,t II 

\I I, k t'.trvtnt httv)........................... J. \l.t'.sttlI 

I lit D. .!an jit.t lt.tck frttiit .\trivrlt .4 ......I I tittit. 

\Itt ii I I, Lon (Itt. Itrttther)...................... \l (Ittilt'. 

'I'in \httrphv a nt'ighlaturi ........... .... Vs \lttI. Itt11. 

\ln k l"tt,iartv (h.tiIatl ,'1,it'r) ............ ...(ti )t.ntttIl 

l'.it (hdollerl ................................. I,. I ott 111,4 lilt. 

Ntigtil)ttur. J. I

I 

li l \ \l\l I.. 

I . 'iiI 

Opeititig \larch. Dear I I tot' iii Voutli," 

St. I'atrick"s Band. 

2. letitatitii ' Ftntt'nv . P. Magill. 

ii ('hint' 

Ftiir tI,ot't l,'et l,., tin. .1t'.tstltt 

lit t 1,1 ...........................I ..t 

riii \i1''ii':I .\NNI.T.\1. I (('NI. 1.\'! 

l,ii lit I ill liii• I .iNi \I I lii.iii 

I Slit ii.............IrNI I,iii,Ni,I. .t. tOil k 

2. l

DR. I). 'tlt ill RIS. 

THE MUN( ;iE'r 

ii i, I I i I f i. I Itt I it Ii ITT I p - i I I I tr - lit It't ii I I ii 

tlIt , set I izarslii1t with ,t si tilt' 4 i si'vt'iit\ i 

cent. (the first place alsit gitiilg itt i Ki'rrv miii 

For an entrance prize in Irish. Maurice wt fl tit t 

place. lit' mit nl itg Ili fir Engineering. \T 

present he 1, rt',,vti 1 Tig (tim ill ttperatitin. Vi 

wish him .i 1 1.m'ittt - iii 

In ( ' ii k, Richard Deasy .i I. or hi.. 

in I iIivi'rsil v ('t 11 t'gt - Denis V. Murphy I - it iw 

p;tstl hi'. tIli i I ii in I'. Ti 

..titniiit-r. tuTu 'i 'till I Ii'. liii II ii.'. It. ii 

go It a 1 t 'Tit iii'.'iitii In lii' I \ \t William Roche. 

George Riordan, Michael Murphy, iii Joseph 

Coakley li.Lve all passed the Sec nil Examination in 

\h'tli nt'. l-

It-u', I IIII'''hi'h'ilIi hll I II \'',, 

I akc'n I ru ni itt 'n is 

pr.)m..te.l ('aptahli Thomas Paul McCarth, 

slitit(,r, in June, iti i, I i h 

l.ii'utenant attached i tit, i'•ih li-It I 

In I )eterniier, 1 915, Ii 'lIt 1 P , th , t 1 -111 Ti t Ii 

.Ili([ has been tht'r,'Sin— Charles Leo McCarthy 

was on the start ti the (',in,ili.tti l,,tik 

for five ears. Rettiriting Ili -lilt ii'.I 11111 'I 

nimissj,rn as _, td Lieutenant lit the (.,ItIi,i ii - 

langers in August, 1915. After going throuci 

machine gun tin rse. lii w s app. tin ted hi mi I 

officer in hi 1.tt taut 'it and in Suptenilser, 

wits sent to the front in trance, where lit' has -ii 

been it at ii',(- servl vi' He has been awarile. I 

trIll, It ,' 'I ilic I lush I ivisiuiit for gallant 

lu. I fit •ttstitIit ..ttellti,.n to (hit'. 

Stephen Pegum it ';lvn, Co. Limerick, Ills a 

tn ii I ssj it ti Ow il unsters. lie was twit, 

ii uiiI .1 II I It. 'lit, .,tIce s,'ver.lv, His health is 

ni it n it a iii Ii,' '. nw aisle for light it irk it tilt' 

George Malone. sin if Dr . \l T. .\laluiie, ill, 

ii .iils'iser if tin' (',llige, lt,t, 

iIiIItissI.tli nt Iii,' Huval Irish l

4() ru i' MUN(IRI'F .\NN[.AI.. ()LR J\1' 4' 

in 'iii lint is. ind Dr. Aiphonsus Dowling N 

its a ,t.tiit iii lbs I.\.\i I iii at s' 15' In 

John O'Neill is farniirig at lucas1, Cu. Iippttrarv. 

ii J. J. Sheehan in in business in Ferrnuy. 

Philip O'Neill icu,i-u5) has been spcciiliiig sonic 

I unit-s and at Lisieux at the shrine if 

I lit]. 1st ii. We are sicrrv to learn that lii' 

iii ui-eu 11 and has suttered much All Ins 

aId friends will pray that he may be speculil\ 

rest. red tit health \Vhilc' at Li inrili's hi nit-i 

Fr. Richard Judge, C.l., and tilt -sc its., r.pr. 

seiitativt'ti of the' Lay and A p.s i.li . Ii 

a ilt,us,t nt dit - ti igether. 

\\ are very glut to learn that William Ryan. III 

his mb i-v crud front the r,itlt s-rs-ri'ns 

iii ii,ui dutmi_i the string. 

Florence Crowley. 'I I .iicighrt-.i c. in 11.1 ii 

liii,- I"lli lit' I I is Iir,itii,-r. Dan Crow- 

ley i_il. list \s.ii. l.issti ni All lii-. ni,h,.d suilijusts 

es a rer 5 \v Iii, it lii ' t I i i,m ki -.... , cc. 

John P. McAvin, 1.1 .. litilcljic, 

ciii Iii' %Ili, It 1-4, ii_i i list lb-iiru,trv. 

Tom Mulcair s ill liii s.iic..ii,il Ilnik. ( iitlertui 

Percy McGarry in iii. I hmii,'rtibtni I l.iILi_ilt,uilt'ri'tcm 

John J. Harty III tilt' \lucu.l,n 111 I I ectistel. 

It W. Guerin Ili ('irk Joe Duhig, wi 

iii At linmgl e .ini is ilnia nih. 

W. Murphy i , ii P. Considine Ili uk 

Loman O'Regan is in liii- \atm,'ui,iI link liii its 

it ht-it,i.i. In .0 li-tier ii 1 irminil, lie 

iii, nh Ns ii - ii lit is now wi-Il nil Ins is irk and 

likes it cxiii lnmgiv. \lsu tliiLt the t. \ uncut di' 

I 'mciii Si dclv is cluing great work there. I Ii: is it 

mcml icr (if the Cli ma rd Conference, and _-t a Ire.tl 

rtveptinn on account of the guuii \lnn_ii' i Iii 

Vel r ill I I iiinectli in with si ciii I wi iF IS I In- I 

liii il"uiaril 'tlunmcsttrv (.55.1< is Rev. F. D. 

Turner iii 5515 I-lit i 1 At \lnn_ii-.-i 

Hi- Iflssiii_i -i - -itt hut_i i-i it, ti1 -Itt 

ui hr link'. C. Jennings i ui' I 1 Inirle's. 

V. O'Connor, Maurice Walsh. tii , l Joe Kennedy. 

E. Hayes tiol J. Curtin I , - i -it_i -i_-i nu i - i fling at 

ill, lu ii nu n_i lu II -_ie. I 

J. J. Ryan is a T1,1111111.11 it ither mc, il 

ii Kill-, ktinv I . l_uini -ni k_ 

James Maloney i -' - ring his ucplirentli:islnli in a 

iii ii inn-i ni llenis. Charles Moriarty i.t stmiilyiutg First 

1, ...c ph v for I 'tulle - i mu It- uhituu I - se Thomas Mahon, 

iii, is in First Arts. Michael Quinn, KmIl.uI u.. 

in First Arts. .\fiu -r sI'ttIulllIg .i it years 

\. Ime' eleiudeu I it , I'll' tss ill, - hit_hut-u c clliumg 

I St l'I;uuin,uiis ( uulli.i_ie 

thu, tie _iiuiulg to Mmcviii set lu 

Fcc1tcs, fur tie-.. 

W. Lillis .,ttiulced for three \t'mcr.. mit ('Icinhitti' 

bIt -., tu(i gut Icis lt.A degree That smcmc' v mir 

it I lie lu_ian his l'hieiciccgueal studies at Mmiv. 

'..-tlu Ili u.1u5 lit' gut secuiuuh prize in his mess 

I ,uutiun l,ase. lie is now in 'liciril l)ivuutitv, and 

-I, the p.csitc.in of Treasurer if 11cc' ' ('ieluiuuuliucii 

---rd." lie takes mc lemicljuig lc;urt lit eleiitctitig 

- - Ii's and is keen out tin' Irish I iit'_i,m.,_i l

Ii is II. Ii• H I Ill.'. 1 H I. \S 1* \ l•;.I.l. 

Timothy Mulcahy i- Ili t St,iiii.laus College, 

James Croker I, in tin' Fr,irti 'i iii \iivltl;iti'. 

I', ii!, rn S 

Stephen Conneelv .ini James Reynolds .rc 

TIT, P.1 'iit ri-,t N. Ili., t I iinii,lk 

Daniel Carey, Thomas Hayes, Daniel O'Sullivan 

J. O'Brien I. in All 11.i: 

Louis Ceulers, 

scitli ii si ,itii tit I eI I r i his. 

- clvii, nrltt', ii s is intli I 1 ii; I. 'hr I.. in , 

E I. 11.11 111). he J. 'mm, ii h' , W. Grilhjit. 

Rev. John Morris. 

I..' st.i Sent to recuperate He .'xptctm'ii soon to 

Ill., Sent to it Camp to receive instruction in Red 

Cross 'a ork. Meanwhile he was happy in bejni 

able is' ny his respi'mtfmml salutations to our Moth'r 

at ii 'ii 

W. Depla ,Il;, Lint. pminl I T S a visit in tlii' 

111 k I. s.iim' I hail niiii'h interesting 

iii I' trio, ti. 

Fr. William Kennedy ''1 I itt'nitage, S. Africa , , 

NOT.. . .m t;iiht. , 

hiplain, 'a rites iinil''r 

din jo '.th. i , trim Sliiika ' I ,,list 

M1.1, \1UN'.II'1 .\NNI'.\I. 

.111 'i'iis' I,,i 11''I t, i,ii , i_;ici lii. It I,t 

.\liiiigrt't .u'iii,ii ' iitiire' , rinilitl\ lint n Ian 

learn that at the time we were 1)us\' preparing I 

leave trance for the East. you 'a id, I hope, ctind. ii 

i1l' apparent neglect. I need not tell you liii' 

I i'itjovt'd the perusal of our Magazine tlilsriiuglii 

and I regretted that you had great (Iilticultv 

getting t-iipit's sent to the old pupils oversv.i 

I hope the embargo is remi veti as its ii mt in nati 

'at'. hI e ntail great kiss to v mu and ers' kt'i 

I .i ppi ant n'tent to the iury many old pupils i 

lii nm its arrival would give a real })lt'msI111'. Ni ,. 

is' 'rk here is much more difficult than in Fran 

is tin listittii i s to iii' covered are much grs.ihi 

Rev, James Byrne. 

and the c liii! liv ser\' mountainous ml tIthes H 

I arn living in it tent, and ... I feel 'er' 

well, thank God. The eagerness of the officers 

and men to hear I i.ilv Mast, and receive the Sacrament 

s in;i los thti' Wi irk vt'rv consoling. I failed 

tit in, .I I U \Li hi nv, S. J., about a month ago 

kilt 515 s'Srrv inil'eil, as it similar opportiilhlt\ 

I, 0 'I iiyc'hs- to Okor ion again.'' 

Fr. Thomas O'Leary, B.A. I .5 iI -si), is now Vicar- 

I ,i'ni'rni itt iii.• Ii, ,. iso' I \l.mnihester, Nil., 

Ii 

*I 

I)I.\IV. 

Notes supplied b D. P. Muiph, L. Quigley and J. Hickey. 

August 26th. \t' "I' 'Ins return .\l,i:i'; newin 

the t inks. Some old l,tttiiliar faces 

iti. \l.i is S in uges in the contniutiitv. Fr. 

hill nh hi ii in connectedwith Milli g ret for 

I,,-t I%\- ', stirs, has been transferred to 

•kt iv. I 1 I 'ri, a sticcm.'etls. 

August 28th. lii hh'treat ohteneil this evcning, 

I I :t It',1 bt, h,'v hr llackuitt, S.J. 

September 2nd. lkt, k to our A .11akr. 

'Iv fin new faces have turned tip. 

ii ,ual, ilit' .it tumes in the corridor Iirm.'as'nt 

5" ii V at trait vi features times to the nt wi, ,mt'rs, but 

the palr.n is nsrritl - fail to see an %-thing it 

'1,-rest in them, l'erhiap it is because ' we arc 

I-' busy recounting to each other our adventures 

'ii hairbreadth It escapes during the vac. 

if • Ifs tilt, for coming vt'ar. 

Vast 

September 3rd. l.edzi B,'e -is and m.,.nsccratl,,n 

,iuisiies tti tnt noosing gloom is evident on the 

iii n-, I in' st 'I the newcomers, but tht'' art- 

11 Tmidt- i, liii ,1ultt' at home. Practice at the 

tic r Illil i It do it'S wonders to cheer tis up. 

September 6th. Rev. Ems. Flynn, Feeney, 

- ri ,ui'i I ,uiltigher visit their .41m 'hater, 

September 7th 1 iirkvt iiiatchies for all club5. 

September 11th W. ( .alviii, our popular capta iii 

n,'-,'I,'cj,sh ti • that reslsmnsthl 

5 .1 111'1 -7 c liii rejoicing. T. lotwk'ss is 

Is .0.1 H I shill ,ononitteemimn. 

September 12th. I i.iil-tl,iv gr.miitu'.I in honour 

-ii ii, 0 -ilk. ml' Walks for all, and evervb;slv 

I, ]it ''ii i.-iii_ s,,inie',tlitrt' iii the vicinity 

I an u,rcluoruj. 

September 13th, \\ \i's,lolt' .illi',l on iii, - 

silt I,, ii - is ii complete his Theological 

oh. - 

September 141h. I rm'e d;i' in li,miiour of our new 

1< t' 'I l• i 1 I' a First and Second ('hills haul 

nil k 1.' \ , I ,t' 

- Ii' I' 

the soft ret rent i if sVI van 

Sep1arnbr 13th. I- i-i - tion if ,,Itici.ihs, 'f lt.V.NI. 

ii ', I I \ liii 'Ii v ri -them.' tet I Prefect, , wit hi 

- '1 tii i 

md It Ri,mIan it, the ..thv'm 

iii' 

September 17th. 5 iiir first iiutniatchi of the year 

.1, iii.. - I- -Its- ni cricket against it team front 

u iptained h. l' ()'Sullivan. 

I'll(' I list It Ut t' h,,Lt 0(1 first, and ran up Ii for 5 

lot s • 'a Ion st ii mps had to be drawn . in account 

1 lit-is i I dii. Ilie House tea iii tit'h,ht'ci well, and 

Ii 'id II, -,1.11kis to ht' c.iiilplI Ill S'titcul on his 

ott. I . .'a I inc 

September 21st. \ ino,t iso it lug ri, lot match 

htt'ttt.'i'ii II (luil) ,uitil I ('liii) Second Xl. Second 

tiewdemon howler I hi. .gan svhiu 

mints took the First Chub pltiy'r. breath banil 

kit ,iss ,, v . ii,, I ii n,e, uient lv t hey won rather 

1 Ii,- S- itt' I ('huh, players this evening 

' -it', uI \l I.is,,ti a. their captain, with A. l,m.'e as 

his si ti hits 

September 24th. lii thus' after', we went to 

I iii it -rnk to set' II'' hurling matches bet wcei i 

I ),ii,iiiu .. 'I ippu'r.urv and Limerick '. l.eix. ( )wnig 

I_ tit(, t''a military regiilimti..n. I Oihmltn ,iuul 1_tux 

'art' uiui,ihile to tr,iv,'l, si, in or,ler it it to disappoint 

the spectators Limerick phiYt'tI Tipperary, and 

after it good niatch the lii inn' team 'a. iii 

It

44 I'Hk Mt,'N( ,RLF .\NN[AL. MANY. 45 

September 25th. - Retreat k I QII cictcct cii ihk f 'vii- - 

cng, heitig 'cccl lit te'iI liv Rev. Fr. Etc ocr in lice' 

unavecielaljlc- .cle"e'cce e of i"r, M,cc\Villiams, S. J. 

A familiar curiO till passed into c,huiviicn this evening. 

We refer to the pandemonium which used to reign 

cc hen lilt- urn bill rang for the commencement if 

lilt' Re'tre it I'i iii''- it is not altogether to he 

regret t ccl 

September 26-28th. Ec'treat in full swing. 

i'etici'r c-e'r\'Ic.,cgrc'e',Il.Ie'. 'Fhc ' l-loIv Iluetir 

,,if the' lucid 'i;i ccc. 1 liSt' (leparture, and i.'lui 

icentir sect e -e..itcl \'' lid Tile it will Si SJfl become 

cc ret' egnisudl ti', t Ire in our ('iellegi' life, 

September 29th. At last tlti' Ri'trc'cct is over 

eel ,i pu't cccii monastic silence is again replaced 

liv lice Ii aid liccc' ccl conversation. Walks for all. 

I' irst cccl Second ('bibs betake themselves to 

tnt lee ciictc'll. The juniors irs visit ,\elare, hut sc me 

if ticeiic have almost to he brought lit-me on 

stretchers. 'Hie' lie]d out mit nfuilv, however. sir, 

and arrived hack without any casualties. Mr. 

TI 

lciftjT(e [REV. T. CORItOY, S.J, 

llt'RLIN(; ON 'hIIE ICE, l_()t'(.IIMORE. 

he, cii jc ii'c oil ,c \'e,'r' iittc' rest iicg and instrif( live 

I'- tcir- ccciii sicciesi ccli tice \\'cir, after tea. 

September 301h. -- S4 Kt cr '' started this evening. 

lwi, I, hcIc'cciv(if gdcicil material in all divisions. 

elr I .,eli,eglic'r 'till retains ccciiintctncl (if lice' " see'ccucl- 

I'.," and l-s not despair of having a teanc 

ticS' 11cc' Mm- lit-fore the end if the cvar. 

October 1st. The g.ciue' of I

January 18th. Iii tile itt- i oil st .iijiirii 'I I 

I. Ii NI .,Ii ,hi, 1 i ill 

s lieu, liii ciii, lit ii)ii '(Iii lit 

"-ri - ill- lit k,tt- stell. but were rather shy about 

breaking the ice.''lhev ultimately did 

iwiver. Ili i nt ire Senses than one There was itntt 

1 11-1111,011 incident, and rumour 

Ii it i iii Ii I i" t., hi recommended liii 

Tb- hils 

January 19th 201h. ugh More igaiti. (isoii 

1 1111171till -. ii! 'ii. - otilivotual In PtlCU1ar 

1- itt ' . 1 dir attaChIntint to cold 

- 

January 21st. I It( - iia t ii na I pastime its ushered 

Ii .i'no!'O Milo It rejoicing, and we hail it 

- i I ii ' I '. - i -. 'IIii'rt' stems to ItV tiiiusuiIIv 

lilt-* ni.o, iii! I i Ii' us,' ti', in this vuar. 

January 23rd. Paul Mttkahv came on a visit 

Iii-' li',o, W ilt'). 

January 25th. [)inner at i ,'clot.-k, and tht'ii 

lilt ti - itt! - i if thu two senior clubs were allowed 

in I. I ill-ri I t 

i"' 

'c i piece produced liv the 

'I hi',itre Royal .,tirst- 

January 271h, 

tilts,,! \Itiii 

I 1 , k Ii st '' is back with 

January 29th. -' -- - I fir all. Many new re- 

I till r\ Thu -. u rather their feet at it, 

5' it ]I m Iti -, i -i -suits 

January 30th. I lalI-il.iv granted hr skating. 

'-li h' it .e' mmli indulged in both liv our 

- ii I I lairs front limerick. 

February 2nd. 1-east of I 'unit, ati iii I; 

I ngr.itiihitt ii'. ti Ir. Nernt'v and Ir. ('isi'v wImi, 

made their Last \ ows this niorliluig. XV.' got it 

kitf-,l.i ill Itootnir of the event. .i,td spent it on 

\lanv in their endeavour ii - tit 

lit cry si irry lines indeed. 

February 4th. Wi'spent almost six hiurs ,it the 

ii I lit 1101 I to I, urn., with an interval 

tt bill iii, - , uow,ls came out from Iamn''re' k 

.1 u we kit, the surface was i 

- liii I toe'' 'I cheerful humanity gliding to 

• - 0 •.-;' t'- It I .tntudit(- for war worries. 

February 5th. :i-iw kIt heaVi1V last night. 

February 8th. --vente,n d,'gr,'t'.0 ii f frost list 

February 11th. l.'ugh Mire for all.' AS we 

I ii Ld.lsS\ stirta,-e. a thousand different 

.1 V and In liii use, ' ' we are supremely happy. 

• If thor,- Ii- tit Ilvsiurn un earth, it is this." 

February 15th. Dinner at i o'clock. 'l'heii tiltm.1 

\litnes ' went lit to Limerick to set- 

\[.I- I-tb it the " Tivole '''Flit' ice is beginning 

"list -lull- 'I t!i.i Wing. 

February 16th. "kating after dinner. Casualties 

ii-. ittd lit line instance a fine exhibition 

February 17th. The ice has gone at Ite't 

--c. 1, n ,, il tuds arise, the frost is it Cr. 

At! i-jiitr' !i tiefv our own Lough Mi ire - 

Ii -- pit liv., wire some of the happiest we 

- It, lit Ill \l,iiigmet. 

February 18th. - Rugby the order of tilt- tl,v, 

. it iTitt,rcstim, lecture wi delivered after tea (n 

-- \\,iiit Si',i. - liv Rev. Mr. I )(,,It I. Some of the 

sit,!-- "Ii, st it ni-ui- sa-r - instructive. 

February 19th. t lit ite a sensation %% ;is - a us'u I 

t. , lit le' tlic First .Lplx'.trami(e of the " Weekly 

's iiidi.ator,' a t1 S. journal of advanced views, 

r,ti:it' N(!

43 THE 

J 

tI1 N( ;.RL'r .\NNU.\I. 

£peIl 19th. \ lc ture tin" I irazil tt.LS gLvtIi 

Iv It 'tnt Irit.'u, &,.J ., to the .-\litstttllt 

£p,Il 22nd. 1 1,—um , -uml has becttrnt' vt'rv pttjiult r. 

ill lit, that if tine wishes to get a 

hi' must have the it ,ii rt ' bagged 

st a week heft trt'haiiil St ia' ( if the 

Itittliers '' start a game if " rounders 

tier supper. 

April 23rd. - Rev. Jas. Farrell, S. , J an old pupil 

%I •,,'i.t (amt' lt.it-k to his Alma \liit&'r and 

i the teaching tip the end of the school Sear. 

bA- prIl 24th.— Cricket started this evening with 

pr;ii- tice at the nets, the wt'a t her being 

April 25th. -Patronage of St. Joseph. half-day 

,.'..tmid First (']ill) had a cricket match. 

April 30th. I'hitttitgraplis taketi for tin' 

it t-tlL V diiriitg the tiiidtl;av milld a fit - 

iii. n'-, lv Mr. Keogh, Dublin. 

Ma 3rd. (rn ket matches in all lulis. 

Ma 6th. Shirt p.'xatiis. fr interiiii'diate classes, 

it the ('reek alter luiti-li, in w,ttp'r 

t iti ill thi'pili Irnln six inches to six fret. 

May 17th. .'ts rilsit ifl Day. v. ant I full jda v-tht v 

wt'iit to ('iistlt'ct,niit'll nit walks and the 

ti-Itt I I"tturtti lInus visited ,\dare, 'l'Iit' 

I - Irtit' it, tIn' ('atliitlii lnstttutt' (;riiund, 

I - ,ii, IIt,- niatelt rt'suli,-tI ill a dr,isv. 

Ma', 18th. 't ru.s'p' lila ,'.'n. S'vcral of 

It, ..t llI.tr, I ttnijn'tctl iii! .it t1iiittt'd thertiyr'- 

Iil,dtiv. 

May 201h. Rt'ligit us Ku twle'tige h'xams. 'I hint 

• kit, I nit k, -t XI. defeated the Crescent ('tll,-e' Xl. 

.11. Ii int,'ni'stiiig match. 

Ma', 22nd. l-r. Provincial's Free I (as'. Walks 

'iiittrs to ,'tdare anti Juiiitrs it , ( astle 

May 27th. - Whit Sunday. ('ru ket tc.Inis and 

.1 title's plitttttgr.tptiu'd t,t-ti.tv It', Mr. Keogh. 

nit kit match last Present 

Ia\ -I t. 'Liv, and the l'rest'uit ri iii, 'Ui 1 two 

- '-ii, match, liv five wickets. '[lie visitors 

ft,r siirrie time after the mitt -It, anti hi,Lii 

- i pIt-a-ant evening. 

May 31st. May prtttl'ssiin after tea this evening. 

June 3rd. I 'rett'ct' had their annual Fxcursit ii 

I,, liv lit ,u,li it was r.tiuliuig practically all tin' 

pitt Still ii, sty they e'iijt veil it. 

1)1,-\RV. 40 

June 4th. -I it_il it I t'iiiiis I ttiirii.i,,tt'ul - S tin' 

''a - , ll,'iii iLtv wutri,'s',t'tt ,ill thirttughi, anti malls' 

I hilt, .tiil I ta less emerged victorious nv-i Nt,Imn 

June 7th. 1 trpns Christi. .11i,t.ta _tiillttti slung 

Its I - r , - iii' - s and the choir rt'nilcri'i I si tune 

(lass till 1.15, then SeitUiti ('liih 

XI. jilL vt-tI ( .m t lii .lic I nsti (cite Junior 

tr Xl - , win ii lug 

'ttniht,rtaliiv hs five it -kr'ts anti , i runs. I'll ece 

tennis matches plavt'tl %\till ('rm.'sc','nt Itast and 

Presen t a liii Mu ngret easily wt iii all three. Later 

ii I? cv. Fr. Hacket t delivered tit at Iii re's, itt t ile 

L;t y Boys on Temperance and the Pit curer i i tvi' 

mt-ui t . Procession iii it f t Ii,' Blessed I Sacrament round iii! 

the grounds nds a ft t'r tea, a itt I tenet I ct it rn in front 

if the house, ( (ur tliaiiks are iltie to Lady Fmlv 

lit r n' uu,iu ng sonic beautiful palms a lit I lii iii ers f, ir 

lii,' i let rat ii in of the altar. Every Ii Ing went tilt 

it ii lit tilt a hitch, and 

I was an i in men se Sl1('C('SS - 

IXt'hl \NGES. 

lug t , , at kneiw let lge wi thi t ha it ks the receipt itt 

the It tilt twuitg school magazines " The ('Ii iiigt a. 

man,'' T lie l'k'Iveiit'rian, '''''l'he Stttnvhtirst \Iit- 

line,'''' I )uir Alma 'tl.iter " I I

I \.\I Ii I.NS, 

in I \l itri,- il Itlon -rentv-ti.-• 

-.inI t.IiiI .tiiiliili4. 

Total }).;ses Iii lnternie-lhLte Thirty seven, 

including a large lnpiiflnin if I liuiiiiirs in various 

stilijiets and amongst other d kt lint ii iris an exhihi - 

tiun in (hi M-i:lern Language tirmil, I 'mi 

anil me tat in Irish tit sa mi gr,tiIe. 

l-'EIS, 

The 1' iimunil I-ti., iva held in 1.iin ii , k '; 

isth and ii>th. n1, iif mir lily, ('k titri 111 

(inpetitiiius, and the li'lliiwuig sileces-v-s 

won : - 

Es.ai' in Irish, i t Place (ex aequo), Fri ii 

Power 501 I'LL, V, 1,N)[11:1111 lrcjip. TI' irt V I 

ii impetec I. 

lii sip l)i iv V. -4th I 'l:i e, James Hyland. 

1NTERM IiIATE f'KOi;RAMMiS 

l t'ldle (, ,culi', 1st 1 'lice, Ira nec. I'inver 

Place. like ()aiglev. .\I' III ,i r11. 

/ un jar Gre I,. —_jrd Ilia,,, I - r - 

I 1 \ \\I i x.0 \ -'I 

Philosophy Class. 

H -- I V - i', 

I gl' I \''.r. I 

Religious Knowledge 

Senir. 

3rd. L. 

'1, 1 i i'\I,',I,,I . .inI. \\ (;,iIu = 

J unit. I -.t . 

3rd. J Milk ,iliy. 

. ii a . .ini It. Mccrphi' 

THE it ;ii•:r .\Nt.\F.. I FILE \'Nl(TFtR.\l. Hiiih)L. 5' 

J anti ir Api I,i Ii I i 4 ;i. n • 

R. .\l',rn, ; jr-1. I 

:il. I'ciwer 

Spy. cat Pt-:: 1 \ 

\l,,hcls 1. ,r I i, 

I 

el '': I. 

Agricultural Class. 

C be iIricuIIura1 School. 

, .\ IN' I t 1 h , iu-,\\I- Ill Ild .il \j Mange[ and Turnip and Corn Crops: 

34 ) iiltiit'al Ill.tI'tli'tiiN, . titti fit till . I ii- . 

, lilt \\''lI''(1t'4j'4it -itii Mr. '\!,iliill\ 

1I11lIFli It15t1T4tt)I' fiii ( iiik ( (111Th V. 

\si it, ssi -i-,ts and their tr,itli,.iti,,:i s%(re also 

dealt with, and Important points in the Living cl,,wn 

if land to grass came under treatment. In the 

)IT , hidiiirii of tl(o I )rpartilititt 111, 

;ii)l\ lilh'tl b\' Mt. D. H. liii. 

same connection the suitable mixing of clover and 

grass seeds for different si,cls, for teni1sarv and 

permanent p:cstilrrs, was explained. The cccurse 

I 1111'liialtiV( ((Ul(' 1l1111'tt(Ifltt tli,i irv 

iii practl('t' was tilt tlirc )il(Zii thu tIli 

ak., t-ntbrtteed : statable rotations farm calculilit-. 

: lotil surveying ; feeding stuffs and their 

,ttiia fr different classes of stock uitahIe 

vtar. 'Flu' f(i1Iowinttriiiund 11 .1 

rt'tI III lii' t It, t I 1 'ii i''iu;iri lilihit : - 

.ilais tir st,,, k, and catch crops. 

Practical Course Pr;otonti I--.iTT':liII if 

, ...- jt 11,h i i l I .' i' 

1 1 11 - I ' . . = - - 1 I,'. I £.t. .. = 'I 

''Ii''.. I). II,'TuI',, J. li\Ii,ii.,. II I Iiui.in. I.c,.. ,I tlIb,Ill 'TI I: 

Soils :- 'I It,ir classiliation water and factors if 

ha -at iii tIm,- -il 

Drainage : luirioiig out of drains method 1 

firm iii.i. - ui :'''rv : ire an'l feeding of stock 

. ij,d hm-''.u-.--. Tilt with in stock and their 

0' lIla - lit = wt - Tl:TlTg and current prices of 

= I:uiI required ; results obtainalci- 

Liming of Land: Time of application t'Ib I 

,1UiTuliTv I.' upjilv advantages. 

.,Ill. = 1,1111 lIt: = milk records, &c.. 

Agricultural Chemistry : Mr. Gallagher SJ -, who 

:.ITTIiI sITTP -TI '-s in this I)ep:irtiii Tit :ist 

Plant Life In,, !liutic)n of seed how pluto: -- S. I lIT lii:.! 'i,t'.r1. 

I t uric fi,ocl elements if plant-food 

Oin III- 'if ri,ts, stems and leaves. 

- - . 

I L. - h(V t'viiii'td 

- 

Ye jitti (ItO] till i'riat 

Manures : I .urmvard manure and keeping ' 

= .,1i1i1iu'iiticcn for different soils: liquid 

TIrITOIre .ctcd its value artificial manures : 

ii t I: ii work t li.i-. \t'OF, t' it'c'jth1' Ill liii' 

- - - . - - 

jrtcti"aI viirkIng of tilt' fartul. jill' 

Tilpisltccin ; mixing manures for 

a ps valuation of the different 

,irtllI iii ni.,:mitres. 

ruSuIt tuIinvtd fnuIlisIi a sjilt'itilitl I 

. - 

It -.i oil fur Iluiltatloll I:tti-I 4)fl when tiw 

Potato GrowIng:— Method of sprouting : aulvui,i 

- IIight, how to prev.int it tiniti. Ii, 

- i st if priiitcii till. 

I jilli 'i tiles to t'tLrvt lIlt tlU'iI otVfl (-ar(t'rS 

fl the anct'stral farm.

52 THE MUX ; l'E1' \NNU\L. I .\TFILETICS. 53 

•L 

Cbe IPunrt Social Studi, Club. 

A ii•_-\T deal if interest wi liiinifi.te(l 

ifl till - W. iikin of tile Miiiii it 

ia It udv ( !tii fl-( 'in t he i-i.i iii ii Ig 

of tile Vt-ar. hut, un fri iii at '-lv, did 

not have a many ''pp rI unities it 

praetic-al N\ -()rk a w- -h itlil vih e.\t 

\('zlr 'VI.' ill1 i(' to liil 'F' Vi nat t ,'r- in Hi i-. 

I hO 'illi '11 

new (It-part (iF' \Ia'- lllai It. Ii va 

in ani itlier way, a twi) ,-mit-ral in --I in 

\Veri hel(I, to whiili all melrmh(-r 1 the 

First and 'e(-(ifl(l Clubs were mvii ('(I. 

Fliev ati i'ml(It-(l in liIIe niiiiib -m--, aiiil 

of tin' ('ommu III t v ' t•i -i' 

P1 isilit At the tiNt I11('t'tjfli, lit-Il in 

'\''V,1flj'ii -1' 2()t 11, (bc 

't'('rt'tarv ri-ad a jipr in : iii,' Ilc,r/ of 

/ - i'i'/crjck ()caJja)fl. il -hi ved I,( ,\\ ti lt . 

iii' 'vement stir(t'tI by ( )za miam amid lii'. 

fits- i'omrad -s at the nth('(- ()f tilt . 

( a//iiilijio', in May, i, 1ia "l)ri - lI 

pr.I('ti('all\- all OVer titi' ejvili,t-ii world 

and what a werfiii intl tune for ti md, 

h it Ti moral and mild t eria I, it ha in mvt-d 

ill tilt- 1151'S iii till poor (Vi'lV\t In-re. 

Father Rt'etor, Fatlii-r Hai'kt-t t miii -'lot' 

of the ('Oinnnmuty also Slioki'. (11,1 iired 

on the boy', tin' ne('('o.itv if ,-ni-r iiitnd 

tin-elfi-h tli1rtiriIit ii ii in thit- ehiarital It, 

ssmrk of lu -liiIni, ti ali''viatc' tile hit of 

Good's poor. By joinint the Society if 

St. Vincent de Paul when they i.o I nt 

into time worldlater 01), tlli'v 'sill ht' 

i-t tin a ni 'bIt' ideal hi-fore theni by 

io -ij'ini on the iocial StIldv It litre 

tin-v stilt L -t a !ate fr tile work, anti 

bN , nhi- titled to enter upon it at ilnet', as 

'-'''-I'dl '1 i'tir pt members hay,- atr,',nly 

'nt \0 1('11 they leave sum ii,i, 

set-t 11(1 nii'eI ini. was h -Id in Ft b- 

miIar'_!,5th, win-n (iii- irt'alIrem, ,J i 'tin 

I ),'vlin, read a p-i- si'ttin forth in a 

liii ''4 interesting fashion Ill- 

with the St. \'imi('ent (Ic l'iiil "t wit 'ty 

amii,nr the iiii ir of ('(Ilk (1mililli, tit' 

hristniai Ii, hiday-.. i'hi-i tIr-t-hand ru- 

cord of the mni-.erahli' ii in1ljt ii 'U in ss inch 

lit P in have to eke ()l it an exit(-nee 

.iiiiiild inspire any one who has a htiminiu 

lii'trt with a (It-sire ti help tin -ni and to 

Si 'iiit'tiiiii ti , hrithit I'll the sordid 

:mtmmiiisplit-ni in svliit-li thit -v Ilianagi' 5I'lfl(- 

im'rw II strui,li- tl'ii : mini it imbvjiu-_lv 

I a pr if, ifli a! '- t li-ut on tlit' hi my 

If tin- entlII1si,mIil which was stirred imp 

aIIii'l1 tiit I)iy' br is,'ial tviirk remain' 

when thte\' hei4iii tin-ir careers outside, 

'hr eli irt bert shall flu it have been 

\014 ,11 

y in vain. 

,'lfcJ)l"e)'S D. P :'tEuris- (Secretary), 

J. J. I )tsiiim (i'rt-a'-.iim'i-m , W. ('talvin, A. 

\l1'ris-\', R. Fit ijiatiiuk, P. ( )'S!lal1m,hl- 

Ilt----y, J. Il.mnlv, S. (',hi1!, 'I. ll,'alv, 

W. ( )'(: mon-Il, L. l,otitlir,imi. N. I li-minesy 

0. ()'Ne!l, T. 0'Suhlivan, tI. l)ju'y. 

I )IN IS P. \t t' l PIi'V, 

,ccrt'1arv. 

(H)TBALL. l:.kRLY in October we started foothall, 

and while the novelty v lasted 

Soccer." things went along vi'lI. \Vlie'n the 

' i-ni iig games thre'atene'd to become 

-a-mi us. Mr. I) ill started the League matches 

lIri tinner. Tht-' lasted nearly six weeks, and 

•.fr well contested to the end. T. Lawless leading 

Shamris-ks, - - won the Senior, with Tite 

'utlivan, the capt. of the" Gaels 'a gmmiiil 5,'i' tin! 

Im It Mellet, and his merry men, " the ('clts,' w-ii 

• i'll deserved victory in the Junior I .eagmli' 

• 1 ,1v Graham's team also i ft tugh t spl&'nil ii! I 

'iti'if heavy odds, as at one time they Wile 

hi- 'mi-tm short. 

RUGBY. Oi - ny was re-started this year. 

-' nil we feel satisfied with liii' 

II- .,,ne was new to practically all of us 

- ' I "% lit spite 'if tith we did well against such well- 

- n teams as Rockwell and Roscrea. \Vt' have 

lily of good material, and it needs univ practice 

- I determination to make the College X\'. A 

iLiss team. 

liii' following matches were played 

'i t. i. Mungret v. Catholic Institute. College 

-' ii by .5 po,ints to nil. 

iv. I - \luiigre-t v. Mr. \Viiodward's team 

ki. A dram, no st-mmre. 

5'. 12. II. ('Ili]) v. Team from the Crescent. 

II Club won liv ii points to nil 

\. iv. iii. tiungret v. l

54 THE MUN6RIFT .\NNI'.\L. \I'}-I LE'I'ICS. 

goal. The h.ilt-tiiiii- lillOtle iv,-iit 'i.iII itt - I 

and ii iiinil t Iii' I I. lotse It'aditig oil i Ill oo' 

Mungrt't go lit Is i p. ifIlt 

I'.nher I gal i pint. 

After the interval lilt, h. use Ii irwa ri Is g .t going g 

again, and kept the pressure up fairly coiitiniioiislv 

but the ilt'h'nt'e was very solid and t hey were tillable' 

to get through. Play was again transferred 

to midfield, and, for it time, the house goal IO(ike(l 

in danger. English. however, as centre. an(l 

1 ('i .iint'll it., full-back, proved towers of strtigt li 

and soon got the ball away again. It went lip the 

wing to Wv line. who scored it neat point, and so- in 

afterwards Lawless got another goal. Some vi'rv 

fast phe' filL wed and the leather passed U and 

down the cunt re of the field continuously. nu. .uslt'. N it - 

withstanding the brilliant defence of English. 

I )c'l,i iv, and i ( (i in nell, the lii dier forward, 

lila na ged to break through wi (Ii a fine rush, ;in(] 

si -i u red another go id. Up ill tile very e'nil, i'vt'rv 

man exerted himself to the utmost, and there 

could Id he iou doubt as to the heartiness (if the c liters 

which huh we'd the final whistle. The full -tinli' 

-ri' 

\liiugret-4 geuali. 2 points. 

It. .her - 2 goals I point, 

i ONii 'iTATCII.—MIJNGRET ('(ii LEGI: V. RCSCRE 

COLLEGE. 

Thursday, March :2nd, zis a red-letter day in 

the annals of Mungret, as on that day tile ('iilli'gi' 

team for WI' believe the first time fit the history 

of the ('ollege) travelled to phi' an lull iiiitchi liii 

venue was lu iscrea and I we were' d&'t 'run i uit'. I to do 

,uii r ut mi st to secure till' Liii rels on no r first hut 

let Its Ii, lilt,. lii it out Ia ,t 'liii t match - \Ve were 

a Iii • spei rrt'i I u,ui by ill,- nit-ni urV of t lit defeat sui - 

taineil at lilt- hands of the I

56 [lIE MtX.1'l I ANXU.\I.. 57 

II 1\ ]III, II' it (It 

J. 1ogart\ b. Mr. 1 )udd 

Extras 

•lot.il 

HOUSE XI. 

1ST 1N5IN(;S. 

Rev. Nit. Dodd, dd S.J b. Dilution ,n 

S. ((11111, 1)Nestor 

1. I logIn, I) -Nestor 

•I'. I .ts l&.., 1,. l)und it 

j). lurpliv, t,.1 r, I. I )iiiidon 

J. lIanlv, b. Nestor 

W. Galvin, b.N 

J - IjWICSS. C. Nestor, 1,. I)undon 

M. I Iealv. b. I)untlun 

L. (.uigIev, C. 0 Flvnii, b. Duinlon 

A ONeill, not out 

Extras 

Total 

2ND INNINGS. 

Rev. Mr. Dodd, S.J., c. and b. Ne'i .r 

S. Cahill. h. Honey ... 

T. Hogan. c Harris. I). I hi ndun 

T. I as%less, not out ... 

I) Murphy, c. Hurley. I). I )undon ... 

J.I I.LIdV, i., I )und'n ... 

W. (alvin, h. 1)undon . 

• I •aWIeMS, not out ... 

M. I Ic.ilv, did not hat 

I.. ()tiiglvv. lid not bat 

A. )' Xciii, (lid not bIll 

Extras 

Result .4 draw. 

Total (for o wiilo'tsl 

\IAV 27th. 

PAST V. I'I

ti' \\Il iii \i,is re tilt! 

little l's ttlti' Iiii'" lit' \V,u. ti.l,LIittI 

In iSit lit' itt" iii.tIt. ri' I ri I the ( atllr'iIr,LI, lit 

in i Mi,O when Bishop Fitzgerald was st rikin d 's 

Father Enright was appointed admiti ist rat 

the diocese. After eleven viars as pastt ir of fl 

Cathedral, he was named I Vii. .i.r-( ;eneral, in 1914 55 

matte pastor of I 'inc Bluff, and in the fttlliiwing 

the Pope conferred on him the dignity (tt doria 

nprelate. 

(if Monsignor Enrigiit the itt. Rev. I )r. M ru- 

Mislip of l.ittic Ittick, says His was a ri:.' 

li.Lras ter, for whilst the trials of life make ii:' 

tHin siur hietimes, vet he in his twenty-bye yearii 

i' priesthood sd was never known ii ti have hurt 1 

feelings (if any tile.'' 

To his brothers. the Xcv. M. J Isitright 

'l'cxarkana. Ark, the Res' J Fitriglit, if St. Ji 1,'. 

N cii' Ion ndla nd and to t It is oilier brothers cr5 a rid si,i, - 

we send the exp'essii in of our deelii.'st N, 1111V 

It 'I ill, ,-,-itt :1 rd II'S 'lint' .1 

I' 

FATHER JAMES P. SHERIDAN. 

wliii,Il ask jiIii,e lit ilttri ii _Stli, in Ni. ii 

after an illness of tibsitit two mitiiths, lit' 

it student at '.1 ii hg ret fro in I .Si)O-i,)( i, wit ci 

tiiiik the degree it I l.A. Fritiri here he ii' 

ti St. 1 4 isepli's Seminal', I )tinwiiiidie. N 

anti he mzidt' his ptist-grtiiltiiile stttihiis at 

Catholic Uiiiversit', \\'tishnigtiitt, it'. He e 

ordained in tM,'i ill New Vt irk ('liv. On I 

ctihllpii'tiilIi of his t'iiIlrsi.' hi.' was ;ts'sigiieti to the I'.ii 

if I hir I .athv of Lourdes, and until his dealt 

remained cli,seli' i,ht'tititii,'iI with all its Iliti ri'and 

at t I sit it's 

The Ei'enint,' i'st says of hint - lit' u. 

universally belt ,vei I h' the ii ,itgrcgat it in 

a1ipreci1tt i'd for the kindness of his manner 0:1.1 

devotion to duty. Intellectually he wits it' 

liii' llliiSt t,'tilturtd priests if the ('niteil Stati' I 

aisles being liaise if it stiiiii.'ttt, hislliantl.i:. 

"till philosophical andreligtiius contenip. ii'. 

literature being comprehensive.'' 

i tinprehensive.'' For many I 

l".t t her Sheridan contributed book revit'ss s a 

'si i. Il'iirId if Chicago. His articles always sites' 

11 wide culture and it catholic taste of cxtratirdit:,i 

rillige. 

Father Sheridan Ian had been in rather deli, ate lit', I 

for stunti' tinte hack, but two years ago his plt Sli ,IIIthought 

t h cv hall i. tTei' ted a cure. In ii ppa reti I 

gust health lit' ii is stricken with j iii i'rii;I I canter 

and so malignant was the attack that he sttrs'ivt'tl 

but it few Weeks. 

I us obsequies were most Impressive. liisliutp 

I iii vi's , Auxiliary to the Cardinal Archbishop. 

presided. The clergy also did unit suui I honour r ti 

Father Sheridan, more than tin i. hundred priests 

being pl-L-StIlt. 

l'hc puirisliii tiers are taking steps tit erect a 

memorial To I "It It ir Sheridan, which is to i take tit(term 

itt ;Ili altar ill the i'huri'Ii where ht' si'rvu'il 

ii ill] t'I 11111, 11 11, k I 'ti- ' ' - 1 '-i 1 'i'll S . I 

THE RN( ,RE I .\NNl.\L. ()RI!'t',\RV. 

II lilt thru'- t. sr- 

lit it au. I iii, liii i.'! ii.'t t,ui ii the late I' .1. 

Ik s it tile Hibernian Iiuiiik, 

ui \lr, She 'I 1,1i ' i I il'':. 

I liii. F ,l \l F I' SI I C F I! ,\ \ 

SECOND LIEUTENANT FRANK J. L. KENNY 

l -:s"tis I't t,s I ia .1 

Ki'tnit, ''I (,r,iul,ii'I, I'., I,.ii't.ri I, iii,' ss,ts III 

\lnIlgrt't iii I iuiij- ii)i,u7, auth titer It'IvIulg Iii' iiitilt 

g uishei I himself in football circles in Ilu ltli n. 

lIt' then went to India, whit're lie was engaged in a 

rubber plantation. lie afterwards went to Canada, 

whence lie came hack In tile ('anadian contingent. 

Being rect Inittended for it commission it lit' was 

gazetted to i the Connau ght Itangt'rs, but was 

aetuallvuttt,tc hed to the Inniskilhing Fusihiers 

is'heri killed in act in in August, huh, Wu ether 

air silti'i'rt' svtiipuitluy It his p.ire'ttt_tiiii fran. 1* 

JOHN FRANCIS CLANDILLON, 

JOHN l'R,'uNI'l't CI 'iNIlit .5. ii,'Itisi',i,',illi 1k 

plutt'i'ttih thii' -lit ''I S, pli thur. 'it'., Oil. It 1ultiiigrt't 

College tii',u i'iiuiIt. iii sirs, ii(utui-,"i. lie fitIlti'ed 

the stuuhv itt iuiiarmact'utical chemistry at ( ;alwav, 

and became qualified. lit' st't'mt'tl to ha vi' it great 

turn for his profession in : but, tin fttrtu natelv, his 

bit'althi became i,'nft'eblt'ui ,,\ftt'r a lingering illness, 

lairne with much Pitt it'll it' t nil fortitude, he died 

I home it (,i rI , (i ( ;, I '.v;t v Ili, mother her hail 

II' I i i si iii. sill '''s u' iitsh V. old or' hieg t it t'xuiress 

'or set' lii'! -riii1,tuhi' \sllh hi tither in this 

Ill 1, -,i\ i'tuIi'ill Ii I I' 

III . Ii !'. i I l' 

SECOND LIEUTENANT HENRY DE COURCY 

is lii' \' ti iI'i'st '''it ci \1 1 

l'tuii-.t.ssuu 11, 11".. Kiltuk, (. 

I'ulriuu'rt. I. ki't'rs- , I It' isis 

huiid here 11)1 1-14. Iii .1tglist, 1-' 11 , lit' was 

'i'tted lii liii' I,t'iiistt'r l

CAPTAIN JOHN MeCORMACK. 

('Al'tAiN JOHN 'ilt i'nl.,is. it.i. viii, was 

Ito ii Uv ri'ls ,rtci I bussing siiice the _i.st ii of April 

Ia'.t h,i. since been announced as killed in it letter 

rcceuved h' his family from a brother officer. 

After leaving Mungret College, where he was ill 

the years i004-c'", John McCormack was in business 

with his father in Nt'nztgh. Shortly after the outbreak 

of the war he joined the Royal Irish Regiment, 

[' 1 11: M1*N( I R'FF ANNUAL. 01 

11 

Was quickly printed tuis'rgu'.nil .ini! iii April. 

I I)! 5. got his ci uuluuuissi'in in tIn' ,rthnmh_'rltiuvil 

Fusiliers Tvneside Irish). He went ti France with 

them in I )'cenib'r of that year and was prom' itt'd 

Captain in the following March. lie was all 

through the battle of the Somme, but never got the 

shughi test ivu un d thu iii gh lie hail si me ill a rvellous 

\lili .uii ii-. ii, ,ttii his nit sun ii viii ,'io 

tirineil, s,'vi'r,il ii his lirotliir ,ittivurs in!-ill ,.rli'riv 

who was quite close to him in tin' r'ngagi'niebit 

at the end of April, are certain hi' was killed. As 

lit' was leading his company into the attack lie 

Ui tist have been somewhat in au vance of the others. 

The Chaplain wrote saving that (,ujit,on McCi irnhir k 

had received the h ilv sac ía mciii s in' fire going 

into the attack. lie was mentioned it' despatches 

for gallantry. 

t'Al'I'\l J. MCC()WNIA(' I' 

I IV iIppU;tr, ti have !it'i'ti .1 great fax note with 

his hr it her i tItters and partic ulaily with his mcii, 

is ins family have received some beautiful letters 

to this effect, but none holding out any hope 

that he may be a prisoner its was thought at first. 

He was in his tweutsr'venth year. Our 

s mpatliv goes -It I hi is parcuits ,i 11th frit- 11, 11S Ill 

tilk sad loss. _I

62 FHL MUN( 1RE1 ANNUL. 1(11, LEt; E RI )1,1.. 1)3 

Ili ii1i,fl11i ill .tt\ Ill ill Iii iiii 

Ili c tliiI lii r. p1i' Ct''n'i I c 'p p ii Mn 

r s,u in xii n Ii - .i rue i'' 

ito nit 

p in lflv ii S p.i1i 

,'tc coil I iln n' 

1'4•.Sit-114114 

I1.'t \uu IN 

linaiiv conies the treaty, and with it 

thc l)iotilIL tif all the hIii})4' (if tli& poet. 

Ili, friendk leave the i nint rv, and all is 

LiIi(iIIl and surrov to the (11(1 of the volume. 

hhie Ii -t 4allza if till- last ) ciii., -.io iws 

tiit Llo(iiii if I iii' iItttF ii irtitin of tilt 

))ii(t. lift'. 

flI tire.nr 'I if I itIIf1.fili ( I.( Ifii) Oti.\i 

1 n, ii •iIit itti' I Ci.\Ii lie 1I.'I11 

i.n .initiili if Ijf .p i jtt. 1 u_full 

t.itiit.i" ;zuit nit tiiI h. hri_('( 'it 

iI'. 

Such are tit(. ci ifltent' if t lii- third 

vi iluime iii ( ) Rruadair. ( • i viui. a I lit v 

(Ii), tiit (XI)ieO)i1 of feeling if it ii in- 

(1111)1 irarv pi et will ahi)ve the average 

ahilit V. liii t he 111(0 an(l iveflts 

if one if thu iiitist important peri()(k in 

the hNtorv of I iur country, the j>itm are 

of ilIt(Ii-.e int(n-t To apprici;ifc tiiiiii 

fully t lie reader ni 11l1r kri4,%\Icd,,c id 

ill('rily t lie main fiat nit-. of ill(.lush try 

of that time, for tin leariieil Editor has 

t'nrielied the volume with an abundance 

III annotation-. which lCit'te iiiitliing tit be 

desiri d whether iA explanation fir detail. 

In the st'coiitl poem given in this volume 

tilt- poet complains 

1 iItti' 0f (JFI1I'\li hifp itl1iliI' •'i'i i' iuil 

ii' tfl.f1f 'liii (linIlfIpu All iIllIli'..fiii.Iili U('iil 

lI 11111 

(tlIUlill I lellile I Iti(t' 1 çuuit 

•S'; fllh(.\ItI ri,' 1ijii1Ill' _\Ii 

1'(li_iI•i puin.'' 

It i- It( )\\- i i'ter t\%() eentiirit. -.iiuce these 

huts wile written, afl(l man it I'eO of 

our (Ad hiterat tire has 'ince perii'.lied. So, 

learned men like hat her Mae Erleati whit 

-.hii,w tn'h enduring indtitrv and jolt lint 

tare in the rt'-.enini of what still remain-. 

if our pa.t lit 'rat tire. de-erve the he'-t 

appreeiatii n and warm gritt it wit' of their 

ti iuntry. 

Ill, CA 111411,1( \\ii'-. \\'iii, lii .'' 

i)afi''. (ii _\e/. 

B.C. 

L'iiriis and 

This terrible year, like ,tll other vt'trs that have 

i1.isseil and gone, has t.ike'ii with it, lit its flight. 

nlanv who can iii iN' spared. The Catholic world 

has hail its fair share it sorrow a it mourns the 

l'ss if several of its children. I lappilv many have 

nit' forward to till the gaps left in lilt- rank1. and 

i' try on the work If the ('hurt h Militant \'t hat 

l(,se's were, and what the gains '''the Catholic 

\%'l. -. \Vliii." for iii - tells its in its usual Iuct(i 

,iliIi (III 'resting ma oIler As we read through its 

liages we notice that 111111 V of the old familiar names mu's 

iii' tit, longer there, but that new tint's have ii ,me to 

its in tout-li tout-1 with the position if the Catholic 

thur, It is it is ti,-dav. 

it is no light task to selee t lOt liii's ss hi ut-li are' 

rr'presi'lit ati vi' all([ al tilt- same t 1101' avoid i iver- 

0 wluuig it ri'ljiiure In mean skill ,uiid judgment 

Ii, kIll w si lt,ti to put in and what to etimniati', 

where to prune and wIno' to leave untouched. 

lii ttuii It as these requirements are ' ' 'lilt- Catholic 

\Vli,,'s Who '' has lioliliv faced theni, and has drawn 

up it lists wit Ii remarkable tact. showing great 

are and ;ittt'nttofl to ihi.'tail tnahle. for obvious 

r,'aiills to include the iu,irnes if all who are ila'.tng 

,thlt,tti'l parts in the stage of the ('atilitlit world, 

it keeping the V du rue within a reasonable ile size, 

it vet t iii lie's t'vcr' phi se of activity and furnishes 

li gr aphits which are an earnest if the work done. 

' liie method a Ii 311 cit in treating tit(- various lives 

is cle,i r and well -i liii neti, and v it not Sit cut and d rat I 

as to he in any way (li-v 'it Tit interest. The ,ililir,' - 

viatii ins used allow till Insertion of many art ales 

which would t tt lit'rst at' have hi_eli inlpossiblc. 

One very ' ' Happy 'lii aighi t , ' though in malt 

respects the s.ii Idest ..f ail. is the " Ut lL lIf Honour. r. 

It brings home to I t tie reader's mind more ft II ihl't' 

than aiivthing else lilt - number of those who at 

ambition's iii's call. ' ' having pa sei.'t I thiough their awful 

baptism of ti ri, rest in tilt- perfect peace of ( iii!." 

I mi' misses the photographs which were it feature 

of other years and which broke the monotiinv of 

lse'lv printed pages. That. him ever, is a matter 

if SI'I ( tndarv importance. 'i'lue hook is essentially 

()fit- - -f reference. The short but beautiful preface 

gist'-. to the whole volume .1 tiUC which make's it in 

every .t'lise ut the term a Catholic Who's Who. 

'I'll' letterpress anti general production of tile 

is ok jr(' WI rt liv of tile' best traditions if tit(- pubfishers, 

Messrs. Burns and (fates, 

RECTOR: N I'l\' I AM Ps ('I ill lIt iV S I 

COLLEGE STAFF: 

RI j.sMEs I tNi'e,sNi: S.j .,,\hilNt,'r 

Ut•.y Puss .so Iltitit S. 

REV JOHN('.ksEv S J., lre'it' 

., Pr,-f' I if l)isciplin'. 

I I tttju,' 

Uov, Uicii,ii . 

l U:v, 

;si.is,imts, 

Jssis 

S.J., 

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l)uke. Augustine. 

Fitzgerald, Maurice. 

Griffin, J.,t'ph (t-'ref 

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(;U&rin, John 

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M.-('arthv, ('tiarit- 

Nit -C.trthv, Jeremiah. 

McCarthy. Michael. 

Mt'IIttt, John. 

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)Meelian, Cyril. 

)Shaughnessy, Cecil. 

Ryan, Maurice Capt Of 

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Power, Patrick. 

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Graham. Patrick. 

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A. M. < D. G. 

JIpostolic Sclool of The Sacred heart. 

MUNCRET COLLEGE, LIMERICK. 

PROSPECTUS. 

Nature and Object of the School. The Apostolic School of Muogret is under the direction of 

the Fathers of the Society of Jesus. Its object is to train boys for the Priesthood, ill order to 

increase tile nu nI or of nglish -speaking Missionaries throughout the world. 

'By reason of its special system of training, and the comprehensiveness of its scope, (he Muii gret 


The course extends over a period of six ci' seven years. It begins with Grammar, and ends 

with Philosophy. Thus tile \l iiii gret Student is ready at the end of his course to enter, uoOn the 

higher ecclesiastical studies. 

11. Qualities required for Admission. The usual age of admission is from 11 to 18 years, 

although, in the case of very Promising boys with a decided vocation, exceptions to this rule are 

sonu times allowed. 'Ito' qualities required in a candidate are —good health, good appearance and 

address, mental abilities',d>o','e the average, sincere piety, ii solid vocation to the Priesthood, and 

an earnest desire of the Missionary life. 

lIT. Missions. —The student is left free to join either the secular Priesthood in the foreign 

missions, or to enter a religious order and in tile latter case they may elosmse ally (ltily authorised 

religious order in the Church, provided only it sends subjects on the foreign mission. 

'l'hie Superiors, taking into account the individual characters, qualities, and inclination of each 

student, decide before tile end of hE course the missioll or diocese to Which he is to attach himself. 

\o student is asked, or nllowcd, to go on for missions of exceptional difficult , except at his own 

earnest and persevering wish, and except, besides, lie has given evidence of the possession of the 

qualities which make hi iii peculiarly suitable for such work. 

Candidates are sometimes, however, received for particular inissiolls ill viii uc of a special 

nrrammgemi'ilt mole when they are first received. 

IV. Consent of Parents.-- -Parents are required to guarantee not to interfere with the son's 

vOCiitlOii , nor to make any difficulty in taking him back immediately to his family if he should he 

ridged unfit for the apostolic life. 

Should any serious fault on the part of the pupil call for Ins immediate removal, the Rector may 

dismiss hilli on giving notice to his parents or guardian. 

When a boy presents himself for admission it is taken for granted that his parents or guardians 

s and before a studeut is pot on a College boise his father or guardian 

agree to all these condition 

must sign a printed form expressing agreement to them. 

- - A. M. D. G. - 

V. Time of Probation.—A period of six months is allowed a boy, from his first entrance into 

the school, to think over his vocation and to understand its nature and the duties of the College life. 

If, at the end of that time, lie is determined to persevere, and if the Superior considers that lie gives 

sufficient promise of an Apostolic vocation, he becomes a pupil of the Apostolic School. The 

pension for these six months of probation 15 £17, which is paid at the student's first entry into the 

College. The student will at the same time lodge with the Superior money sufficient to pay his 

travelling expenses to his home, This latter is in no ease returned except the student is dismissed 

from the College. 

VI . Pension. —'l'lie pension for Apostolic students is 1,34 a year. "'here is at the disposal of 

the College a number of burses, founded for the training of students for the foreign missions. 

fly 

this means a limited number of students can he maintained each year on considerably reduced 

pensions, and preference is given to the most promising candidates. Asarule, however, 110 

students can be received under £10 a year, at least for the first four years of his course. Ills 

parents or guardians must besides pay a fee of thirty shillings at the student's first entrance into 

the College, and hind hint in clothes and small incidental expenses during all the time of his course. 

In no case is the entrance fee returned. Thirty shillings yearly is charged for laundry ; and all 

travelling expenses are to be defrayed by the parents or guardians. 

VII. Entrance Examination. —'l'he usual time for entering the Apostolic School is the last 

week in August, although in exceptional eases boys are received at other times of the year. 

Examinations of candidates are held at an ciarhic'i' (late in the same month. The examination 

is meant as a test of vocation and ability, as well as of acquired knowledge. 

.' good grounding 

in English and Mathematics is expected of all, and preference is given to those who have made 

sonic progress iii the study of Latin. This programme of the entrance examination will be 

furnished imim mcdii tel' (in application. 

Except in individual cases the Superior decides otherwise, students go home on vacation in 

Summer. 

VIII. Necessary Documents.--An application for admittance to the Apostolic School should 

- be accompanied by a letter of recommendation from the Parish Priest, or from one of the parochial 

clergy. The candidate should, besides, send to the Superior a letter of his own composition, 

expressing his desire to lie a missionary priest, and telling of his progress in his studies. 

A pupil nuns t 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 form to be supplied from the College. 

Further particulars may be had on application to 

THE RECTOR, 

Mungret College, 

LIMERICK.

•\. \1. 4 1). G. 

Apostolic Sc1o1 Of the sacred heart. 

Nature and Object of the School. 

1t•N1l1 l: . 1.lI1I!(I. 

PROSPECTUS. 

1 lie •\p-. ilu tii,l i 11 mlii i- ;l i lam tom no 0 

III \ 1 Sin. Its I lqt'ct is to train boys for the I'rit'sthtxtd, in order to 

mf I' itIili 1,m-tik Missionaries throughout the world. 

By reason ofits special svstefll (if training, and tilt- ct tmprelieiisiveiiesS of its scope, the tI ii igret 


The course extcnd over i pt'rioil of six or seven ears. It begins with Grammar, and ends 

with Phil.'. piiv. Thins tin' tiunitn't student is ready at the end of his course to enter upon the 

hip'll, 

11. Qualities required for Admission. 1 he u.ual age of admission is from i t to i$ \'ears. 

aitli ill ill- '.1 1 is iiiI-IIIV 1' 

ith it decided vocation, exceptions to this rule are 

stno tiium-. III 111 II. Pie qiii lii it - h III 1111011 it .1 tniIidttte are —go Id lu-aitli, good appearance and 

v.11 itil ii 1 the Priesthood, and 

address, mental abilities above the average, sincere piety, a solid 

an earilesl Ili '.if tile Missionary life. 

I Ii - Missions. 

Fl a' student is left free it) jIit either the ste lilt r I 'riesthit td in the ft reign 

riligit ttis ird''r 

anti in the litter case the' flill\' dim lose any duly authorised 

ri-ligi ii 0 1 F I I c (Ii lire Ii. p tvitled oIll v it st 'ntis subjects on the foreign Mission. 

'l'he superiors, taking into accooilt the individual t:haracter, qualities, anti iiit liiiatittn of eat Ii 

student, decide I ,eft Ire the c nil 'if his Horse the 011551011 or thit tccse to which he Is to attach himself. 

student is asked i tr alit wi ti, to g' 1 Iii for niissit tns If except it tnal di ilicult v. except at his o'i ii 

earnest and persevering w ish alit I cx...1tt, besides, he has giver) evide net' of tile pi tssesslOil of the 

qua lii it's which make lurit peculiarly suitable for such work. 

Candidate, iii - -' 

iiit-times, lit twever, received for particular missions in virtue of it spet ial 

arrattgeri it - itt 111,1111 51 1 jilt tht 'v are first received. 

IV. Consent of Parents. Parents are required to giitirtiiltei' not to interfere with the Sons 

voc tI 1111, ii 1 1 111.1 kt iii V 

jomlge'I nijilt h i lily iip-1-du hie, 

bOil iiltv in taking him back immediately to his family if lie should be 

Should any serious fault ttn tilt - part of the pupil call for his inimetliate removal, the Rector mztv 

clistui s him I ii giv ii g ill It let. to t Ii iS parents or g nan itait, 

I cit it h IV 1tre'.eilt, himself for admission it is taken for granted that his parents or guardians 

01 III all ti It'St.' Cl lilt lit I 105 ttittl I it.ft Ire .1 slut Im . ot is 1ttit t tn a College horse his father or guardian 

1 inst sign a printl't I form expressing agreement t( I them. 

A. M. 4e I). I;. 

V. Time of Probation. A period of six months is allowed a by. fr. ni hn first entrance into 

the schittol, 1-m tliiiik III lit, ycation, and to understand its nature and tilt- hull's of the College life. 

If. at the ciii i 111,1 inn- lie i, determined to persevere, intl if hit' Siipt'rimir considers that he gives 

sufficient promise -if ti Apostolic thic vocatit tn, lie becomes it pupil of the Apostolic tlic St. Itt 1. The 

pension for these six months (if probation is i 

7, which is paid at the student's first entry intit thu 

College. The student will at the same time lodge with the Superior rnttnev sufficient t pay his 

travelling t'xitenses tm his httrnt'. This latter is in no cast' returned except the student is dismissed 

fr miii the 

\ L Pension. ]]It i i-i. -it ii ,\lxlstolic stiidt'rtts is ...a vi-,lr. There is lit tIn' thispttstih (i f 

the ('II I - L it number of burses, i tititied for the training of students for the foreign missions. By 

his me,t us ,, lot lit,- I it it il-if -1 lit hents call 1w maintained each year I Ifl consitlt'rahi y reduced 

pt'lisittns, and lilil.rl.ii I I'. 015 1 to the most promising candidates. As it rule, ht,wlsl'r, no 

students can be received nit hr 4 to a year, at lelLst for the first four \ -ears of his course. His 

parents or guardians must besides pay a fet' of thirty shillings at the student's first entrance into 

the College. 111111 find him in clothes and criitli incidental expenses during all the time (if his course. 

In nIlIast' 1'. the .- ritr.t ti I. f-- it mini-I. Thirty shillings yearly is charged for laundry ; arid all 

trlvt-lIuIig m -xti'. irt t it 1 , 1w thl' parents or guardians, 

V11- Entrance Examination. I lie usual time for entl'ning the Apostolic Schtt,ti is the last 

wet-k in .\ iig ilst - allillough in I -x( I -Itt it tnht I cases bt 'vs are received at other times of tilt- year. 

Examination, I ft t ritlitIltes itre held at an earlier date in the same month. The examination 

is meant as a test of vocation and ability, as well as of ILI-I1uired knowledge. A gllttlh grounding 

ill English and Mathematics is expected of all, and prefl-rt'nI-l' is given to those who have niatle 

some progress in the study of Latin. This programme t,f the entrance examination will be 

furnished immediately (Ili applicatit Ii. 

Except in individual cases the Superior dci itil's tttherwise, students go home on vacation in 

summer. 

VIII. Necessary Documents. An application for admittance to the Apostolic St-lxIl shttultl 

be ICC trill 'tOil II 15 a It It- 

li ti Iuiriteittlalion front the Parish I'riest, or front one of the parochial 

Clergy. [hi- lii Itf.iI- '11''111d. Itt-sub-s, send to the Superior a letter of his own t -ttnipositittn, 

expressing his desire 0' be it ntissitlrt;Lrv priest, and telling of his progress in his studies, 

pupil must bring with horn, t tr send beforehand, his btpt isma I certificate, and his c -c'rtifit-ate 

of birth from the public registry. 

.-\ certificate of health is also required the fllriit to he supplied front the College. 

ni-i- ili3O iiel 1' h.11 Ii .il1ll.itiui i 

THE RECTOR, 

Mungret College, 

LIMERICK.

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