ANGLO-CELT -- March 14, 1853 ------------------------------------------------ BIRTHS. On the 5th, at Lower Gloucester-street, Mrs. James H. OWEN, of a son. On the 4th inst., at Mountpleasant-place, the wife of Mr. William ROBERTSON, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 3rd inst., in St. Peter's church, by the Rev. the Dean of Cashel, uncle to the bride, the Rev. Stephen RADCLIFFE, son of John Radcliffe, Esq., of Willmount, county of Meath, to Anne Jane, daughter of Charles James ADAMS, Esq., of Shinan House, county of Cavan. DEATHS. March 2d., in Galway, after a short illness, in his 16th year, Samuel DALES, youngest son of the late Major Archibald ROBERSTON, a youth of great talents and promise. He was universally beloved ; and his loss will be long and deeply felt by his sorrowing family. On the 3rd inst, at Blackrock, Harriet Matilda, wife of Mr. Michael PATTON. The Rev. Philip O'REILLY, parish priest of Bailieborough, county Cavan, died on the 20th(28th? 29th?) ult. He discharged the duties of administrator of that parish for forty one years. In his demise the church has experienced a severe loss, the poor have been deprived of a father, the pious of a great example, and the afflicted of an untiring comforter. May he rest in peace. On the 3rd of March, at his residence, Gardenfield, in the county Galway, James KIRWAN, Esq., J.P. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FATAL ACCIDENT. -- On Thursday last, as Andrew LONDRIGAN, groom to R. W. MORRIS, Esq., was exercising a horse in the neighbourhood of Mile-post village, he cam in contact with a tree, was thrown from the horse, and melancholy to relate, was killed on the spot. -- Waterford Mail. ==================================================== County Cavan Newspaper Transcription Project

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