Gai.way.—The Connaught Patrivt announces til© deaths of Rev. I*. Kelly, J*. 1’., Bocks, and Mr. Tliomas Mcllale, of Milltown. Rev. Father Kelly was in his tifty-fiilh year; Mr. Me-Tin!©, who wns brother of tho Rev. R. Mcllale, Ivon interred in the old burring place of Kii-dnconmgiie-Kielogues.The Tuan) JJuaht aays: Iu conformity with the wishes of tho Archbishop of Tuoui, tb© Rev. l’etcr (Nmway, I'. P., oUercil tip, on the 2d Inst. (All Saints' Day), a Requiem Mass. with it the old ruined Abbey of Ross, near Hoad ford, for tlie n-pose of tiie souls of those whose bodies were buried tlnre, a vast congregation being present. Here are deposited the remains of the aristocracy, iml no sooner are they pitched into tlicir graves than they are forgotten. The children of the prevent dav, in their beggarly piido and aribitlon for place, forget tlieir natural tics and religious duties to-wvaid their laboroits and industrious parents,' buttlieir holy mother—the Church—does notn ml \rt 11