Tt is with much regret that we have to announce the death of Mr, Peter Dowdall who, though fur advanced in life, resided here for some 8 years and, except for an attack of influenza which reduced his strength for a tine, enjoyed capital health, Mr. Dowdall came here to be with his sons und grandchildren, and seemed to be contented to remain here altogether. About a fortnight ago he xecompanied his daughter-in-law Mrs. W. M. Dowdall and her children to Unzen, There he joined in all their excursions and appeared to be quite strong for a time, but he had an attack of dysentery and was ordered by a doctor there to Nagasuki where he died on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Dowdall and some personal friends were with him to the end, and the funeral was fixed to leave the Catholic Church at Nagasaki on Wednesday Mr, Peter Dowdall was a frequent and most valued contributor to our columns, his vast learning being coupled with a really exceptional modesty. He was one of the most genial and kind-hearted men in existence, and all who had the pleasure of know. ing him must most deeply mourn his Luss.
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