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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 270, 9 May 1874, Page 3

; vTheifbnow^ of the| Tichbori^/trial To and close on j > to the; printers; 'nearly; =g prosecuting f counsel—five; in- haW: swallowed,;oyer, i£ v The antecounsefiire paid; miserably compared - with the, prosecution; but the exact auiouht; is not;kri;iwi£ ;Sprrie: of the wi messse! for the prpsequtioh received; very; targe ;frea v one'of jglQO^ £500; Of course- theycame tralia and Chilli, ■ evidence; ■ deemed necessary,. Altngethertiie;" little-; biir'Jon; one side ;alonewhen it comesto beadded up* must'reach, close on d£l : The late; Father Normvvas an; frisl>|:v man, a native of Kilkenny/ He 'made'hisi"; ecciesiasucal; studies in the: jOollegeif Car-i tow; arid was ordained priest in rick's, Auckland,;bythe/Most Pompallier;: about: years ago: The: rev, gentremanv ;at" theiStime of his decease was only about thirtyiyears of age. By a telegram;received; from Auckland;. we ;learnlthat ;a requiem mass and fune.--ralsermon was. preachedby Father Fynes,; the Vicar- General; of* Sunday, when therernains;;6f;thp deceased gentleman were conveyed iv ptece- -Thi funeral warthelargesj : m Auckland, over ;R^9|| ? ||i®present' Orphan _ ipfiiW|^^bpar^er.s f Convent, ancE t^-ehristiaiv the gem*aE in the 'TablgC -V .