The Apparitions and Miracles at Knock; also, the Official Depositions of the Eye-witnesses

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Cases of Cure, from Archdeacon CavanagKs Diary.
On Thursday, i ith March, the writer saw at Knock a young
man named Anthony Cavanagh, from 15 Brabazon-street,
Dublin, who declared, in the presence of clergymen and
gentlemen of the highest position and literary standing, that
for eleven years he could not stir one foot without the aid of
crutches, walk as well as anyone can walk, except that the
right leg was still short, although it had regained its natural
strength.
On the same day the writer, and the witnesses with him,
saw at Knock chapel a woman, aged about twenty-eight, who
had been deaf since she was six years old, receive the power
of hearing. The writer spoke to her, and she heard as well
as anyone gifted with the faculty of hearing.
Miss Glynn, Kilkerrin, housekeeper to Rev. John M'Greal,
C.C., Lavallyroe, Ballyhaunis ; pains and general debility.
Frank Conway, Eden ; arm powerless.
Peter Murphy, Newtown, near Claremorris ; cured of lame
ness.> Mrs. Fitzgerald, Swinford ; general debility.
Pat Boyle, of Garlagh, parish of Crossboyne ; epilepsy.
Mary Devine, Ballyhaunis, a girl of eleven ; lameness and
an evil.
Miss Mannion, of the parish of Roscommon ; sight im
proved by a visit to the church.
Michael Langan, a man in the employment of Mr. Little ;
chronic pain in the foot.
Michael MacHale, of Killala ; nearly blind ; power of see
ing much better.
John Fogarty of Crusheen ; weakness of the left foot.
Pat Ryder of Craughwell ; epilepsy.