1 * i*Fi Tn®gjS^ iiS :^^SSfc7'S;r;'. '"V- if.""J %SSLv " - 1 !# 3t . MS- 6 W- THE IRISH STANDARD Saturday, August 25, 1917 ^ «ri- k «;, 11 a year ago, owing to ill health, he was tary, respectively. and a special meeting of the Pig- Mr. Finlay for plaintiff, Mr. T. J. f^ll ny; and New Ross, Co. . About P. Fitzgerald has been presented Buyers' Association expressed sympa­ Smyth for defendant. •#•?"" obliged to relinquish his duties. with an address and a purse of money thy with relatives of P. O'Flynn* Jr. Miss May Aird, daughter of John Most Rev. Dr. Foley presided at a on his transfer from Cleeve Bros., Athlunkard Boat Club presented a ?•¥' meeting of the Parish PrieBts of Aird, The Orlock, Groomsport, was News from Creamery, Elton, to the managership dressing-case and umbrella to Father married there to Lieut. R. Stewart Mil­ Ferns Diocese recently in Enniscorthy of the firm's mills. Shanahan, P. P., on his departure. W; V' Cathedral, when three names were ler, of the Worcester Regiment. Miss L. Chillingworth has been pre­ M. Hanrahan, son of the late J. Han- Ml. Walsh, Chapel street, Newry, forwarded to the Holy See for the sented with ,an illuminated address rahan, Nine-Mile-House, Clonmel, has CON NAUGHT. from their authorities for their sympa­ purpose of selecting a successor to the and a silver rose bowl by the congre­ R. I. C. pensioner, who has died, was m had the Washington State College for 30 years clerk in the fowl market thetic and patient efforts in collect­ late Most Rev. Dr. Browne. gation of St. Ann's, Shandon, Cork, Bachelor of Science and Doctor of ing the remains of the victims of the The late Col. M. C. Cooke-Collis, and server for the Borough Court. He Mount Bellew Guardians and Der in recognition of 35 years' service as Veterinary Science degrees conferred was a native of Co. . reen magistrates expressed sympathy Loughanebeg mine disaster. County Club, Kilkenny, left unsettled honorable secretary of the Dorcas So­ upon him. % ciety. Miss Eva Evans, 19 Evelyn avenue, with S. Secehy, ex-C. P. S., Tuam, on Very Rev. Canon F. Keane, P. P., personal estate valued at £28,350. He Cork Law and Finance Committee the death of his son, and with the Ballintubber, has been appointed P. P., left £100 to his sister Jane, and the Miss C. R. Mansergh, Fraiarsfield, Bloomfield, , was drowned unanimously decided to recommend when bathing at Newcastle. She was Most Rev. Dr. Higglns, uncle of de­ of Athlone. Rev. B. Donnellan, P. P., residuem to his sisters, Emma and Greenane, a familiar figure in the Tip­ Cork Corporation to grant an honor­ ceased. Ballagh, has been appointed P. P. of Annie in equal shares. perary Hunt, and prize winner in only about 20 and lived with her arium of £250 to the City Solicitor brother, a forman caulker, Queen's Three young Gurteen men, O. Tan- Ballintubber; Rev. T. Hurley, C. C., Mrs. Deegan of Millbrook, , driving competitions at Southern and £150 to the City Engineer, in sey, J. Finn and M. Roddy, imprisoned Drum, is the new P. P. of Ballagh. died, followed by her 17-year-old daugh­ Shows, has died. J. Harty, rate col­ Island. She was engaged in the Cen­ recognition of their service in piloting tral Picture House, Belfast. in conection with the S. elec­ Constable 'Thomas McKeon, who was ter, who passed away a day later. lector and auctioneer, died at his the Cork Improvement Bill through tion celebrations, were met on their stationed at Newbridge, son of Mr. John Owens, son of Capt. Owens, home, . Parliament. N. E. M'Clelland, who is taking a release by a large procession, with and Mrs. J. McKeon, Ballygear, John­ Brogheda, was killed in Sydney by On his retirement from the service prominent part in the scheme for Charges against P. J. Maloney, building composite wood and steel a band and banners. Over 60 men ston's Bridge, Co. Leitrim, died sud­ falling into a dry dock, shortly after of the Bank of Ireland, J. W. Heu- Misses Grace and Kate Prendergast, if; with carts carrying Sinn Fein flags denly in , to which he had cycled signing on a home-coming vessel. ston, sub-agent of the Midleton ships in U. S. A. to counteract the Johanna Leahy, and Mary Moroney of submarine menace, is a Ballymena drew a load of turf each, providing to meet a relative. Deceased who was Thos. O'Grady, for many years a branch, was given a farewell dinner the ex-prisoners with fuel for a year. making a public collection without po­ man. about 25 years of age was very pop­ member of the Kildare Constabulary, and a purse of sovereigns. lice permit, on behalf of the E. Clare Mr. Laffan, manager of the Hibern­ ular in the force and in hiB native was elected S. A. O. for Kildare dis­ Ten thousand people from Cork, Sinn Fein election fund at Mount Armagh Bohemian Club have passed ian Bank, Kiltimagh, was, on the oc­ district before joining it. His remains trict, at a meeting at Newbridge. Tipperary and attended Kil- Borris, were dismissed at Tipperary a vote of condolence on the death casion of hiB transfer on promotion, were interred in the family burial Mr. Duke told Mr. Sheehy in Par­ mallock, Aeridheacht on Sunday. without hearing evidence for the de­ of Mr. Malcolm Clow, Portadown, who presented with a valuable gift by the ground. Much sympathy is felt for his liament that portion of the proposed Flags floated from houses and ban-* fense, the decision being received with was attached to the French Red Cross leading merchants of the town. relatives and family. extension of Drumree Station, on the ners spanned the streets. A proces­ loud cheers in court. Corps, and died of dysentery in Sal­ Mrs. Macken, aged about 60 years, A porter named Reynolds at Car­ M. G. W. R., had been completed, and sion marched through the town. Ad­ onika. Mr. Clow was a popular voca­ Anthony S. Gaul, builder, died at list and elecutionist. a farmer's wife, died suddenly at rick-on-Shannon Railway Station re­ some of the land acquired was in the dresses. were presentd to Count his residence, Victoria Villa, Cork. Bishiield, , on Friday of last ceived a serious crushing of his hand occupation of the stationmaster, who Plunkett from the Guard­ Thos. Martin, late officer O. S., H. M. Two verandas have been erected at week. from the buffers of the wagons of the uses it for grazing. ians, Sinn Fein Club and Gaelic Coastguards, died at Allihies, Castle- Monaghan Co. Infirmary by local la­ Sergeant James Armstrong and Pri­ train that was being shunted, and as Tallow Petty Session Court ex League. Speeches were delivered by townbere. dies as a memorial to the late Mrs. a result one of the fingers of the hand Rev. P. Woulfe, C. C.; Count Plunkett, Hall, wife of Dr. J. C. Hall, D. L., in­ vate John Spellman, of the Connaught pressed sympathy with the relatives Thos. Bourke and his son James, Rangers, both natives of , have had to be amputated. of the late P. F. Byrne, J. P. Forth T. Ashe, T. W. Bennett, Co. C., and firmary surgeon. Joseph Gaffney, who own a publichouse and a farm at been awarded the military cross and General regret has been felt at the Farmers' Association adjourned as a Clonakenny, have been remanded at P. M'Menamin, J. P. Strabane, and parchment certificate for bravery in death of Edward J. McGarry, of Bally­ token of respect to the late secretary, The death has taken place in Cork for eight days, charged the Earl of Belmore have been re­ the Irish Division. Sergeant Arm­ gear, , which occurred at his W. J. Lambert, and Tagoat and Kil- of Edward O'Keeffe, B. E., who was with causing the death of Wm. Mon- elected chairman and vice-chairman, strong is the son of Mr. Henry Arm­ residence on Saturday at the age of more Labor League, who also ex­ first Headmaster of Cory Technical aghan at Behagloss. It appears that respectively, of Tyron and Fer­ strong, who resided in Chapel street, 19 years. The funeral, which was pressed sympathy with his relatives, School. Formerly a demonstrator at during an auction of meadowing be­ managh Asylum committee. Boyle, and Private Spellman is the largely attended, took, place on Mon­ laid a fine wreath on his grave. the British University, under the late longing to accused, an altercation On. his retirement from the prin- son of Mr. Thomas Spellman, Copse, day to Cloonmorris cemetery. Athlone D. C. expressed sympathy Professor Sylvanus Thompson, the arose, blows were exchanged, and de­ cipalship of Coagh National School Boyle. Rev. J. Dolan, recently ordained, son with the relatives of the late J. Mur- latter on becoming President of the ceased fell, receiving a kick, as was (Tyrone), after 44 years' service John Joseph Browne and Christopher of Mrs. Dolan, Drumkeeran, celebrated tagh, House. The funeral famous Finsbury Technical College, alleged at the inquiry. Greer received an address and presen­ Daly of Arm, were fined 10s. 6d. each Mass in the parish church, after which at Tubberclain Church, was attended brought Mr. O'Keeffe with him and tation from his old pupils. appointed him Senior Demonstrator in Acting Sergt. Harrington, Killaloe, with the alternative of a fortnight's he blessed the entire congregation in­ by many clergy. was fined 2s. 6d. and costs by Killaloe A silver chalice and a ciborium, imprisonment at the Castlerea petty dividually. He is a nephew of the late Miss Battersby, Newcastle (near Science. On the establishment of Petty Sessions Court, summoned by covered with fine gold, have been pre­ sessions for setting snares on the pre­ Very Rev. Dr. Rogan, P. P., V. G., Man- Oldcastle), daughter of Mr. J. A. Bat­ Cork Technical Municipal Institute, John Scanlan, Garranboy, for assault sented to St. Patrick's Church, Glen- serves of The O'Connor Don. Luke orhamilton, and brother of Dr. M. J. tersby, J. P., sustained serious injuries otherwise Crawford School, he was elly, Co. Tyrone, by Misses Mary, Su­ elected Headmaster, which he resign­ on the night of the East Clare result. Broderick, a gamekeeper, deposed to Dolan, Manorhamilton. in a collision with a motor when cyc­ He declined to produce evidence as san and Alice McCullagh, of San Fran­ seeing the defendants setting the The nine year old son of William ling, but is getting on well. ed about ten years ago owing to ill his application for adjournment was cisco, who were born in that parish. snares in the demenBe. health. Egan, publican, Rooskey, was drowned To Mr. Thomas Davidson, a mem­ refused, and said 'he would appeal. Oliver Campbell, a boy of 5, had At Mohill Michael Rourke, Annagh- in the Shannon on Friday of last week, ber of the Abneyleix, R. D. C., and a Over 6,000 people attended the Aer- Plaintiff alleged that defendant struck been taken across a footbridge over mooleen, has been remanded to while sailing in a biscuit box which Protestant Home Ruler, who has pur­ ihheacht at on Sunday. It him with his clenched fist, and when the Burndale river by his sister, who Jail without bail on a charge oi stab­ he had converted to a boat. The cry­ chased a farm at Avoca, which will was the largest demonstration held in asked why, said that plaintiff has then returned for parcels. He at­ bing Pat McCabe, Esker, near Cloone, ing and screaming of the little broth­ be his future home, a presentation West Limerick for a quarter of a cen­ rubbed against him. tempted to go after her, but fell into on Saturday evening. The young men ers who witnessed the occurrence, was made by the people of Timahoe, tury. Rev. Fr. O'Hanrahan, C. C., the water and was drowned. Newtownsandes, presided, and the Jas. Greene, Killea House, for 23 quarrelled over a game of pitch-and- drew the attention of some people, but at the residence of Mr. M. J. Leech, years a member of Tipperary Board At Armagh Assizes, Mr. Justice Ross toss, and it was-alleged that Rourke unfortunately too late to render any Coyle, Queen's Co. other speakers included Dr. R. Hayes (Lusk), Mr. Con Collins (Monagea), of Guardians, has died in his seventy- confirmed a dismiss by the Co. Court stabbed McCabe with a penknife, as a assistance. Much sympathy is felt for third year. of a claim by James M'Guirk, mill result of which he had to be brought the bereaved family. Master T. Nightingale, Athlone, won Peador O. Hannrachain, Sean O. Cearb- a scholarship under the Erasmus Miss Bridie M'Grath, daughter of owner, Carrickduff, for £1,500 for al­ •.Vi to Mohill Hospital. P. Neary, late district joint agent haill. A large number of bands took Smith Board, value £90, tenable at part in the procession. Thos. M'Grath, Main street, Carrick- leged malicious injury by the burning In the Carrick-on-Shannon district for the L. N. W. and M. R. Co's of Grammar School. Miss Win­ of a flax mill and a quantity of tow. P. J. Bradley, a Cork journalist, son on-Suir, has won one of the four S. the Inspectors of the Department have England, has been appointed for both nie Simmonds and Miss Eileen Hear Tipperary Co. Col. annual University His lordship said that in these mali­ taken possession of the farms of companies hamper inspector for all Ion, Athlone, carried off similar schol­ of P. Bradley, received a commission Scholarships. cious injury applications people must Charles Kellagher, 40 acres, and Ireland, and will discharge the duties arships, tenable, at Colbridge. in the R. F. C. get it out of their heads that the Michael Feely, 27 acres, and that of from Mayo. General sympathy is felt with Ml. I i Major A. W. M. Richards, Gorey, J. V. <2ronin, Dripsey, won a first Graham, Coonagh, brother of Dr. M. county was an insurer. M, a farmer named Nolan, 60 acres, for P. D. Kenny ("Pat"), journalist, class pass in woollen weaving and F. F. M'Cormick, ex-D. I., son of Mr. non-compliance with the Tillage order. was the purchaser at £3,000 of a farm Graham, and nephew of Dr. P. J. Gra­ *1 summoned to Kilkelly (Mayo) Petty at Norrismount, Camolin, the property designing in the Leeds University ex­ P. M'Cormick, J. P., , died There were no cases for disposal at amination. ham (Limerick), on the death of his ri Sessions Patk. Kenny, victualler and of the late W. A. Tompkins, contain­ wife. in London. He was in command of the monthly court in Dromod on Mon­ farmer, plaintiff's cousin, for assault ing 275 statute acres, and held from About fifty publicans have the Dunshaughiin district in Easter day. P. Geeian, J. P., and P. Master- at a fair by throwing a drink at com­ Lord Courfown at the yearly judicial been summoned under the Licensing ULSTER. week. Mr. F. D. Finlay, son of the !i.l son, J. P., attended. plainant in a public house during a f5 I rent of £149 7s. Messrs. M. J. O'Con­ Act for displaying flags from their A Gaelic League Coist, Ceanntair, founder of the "Northern Whig," and Rev. L. Finnerty, B. D., C; C., is quarrel. Defendant apologized in nor and Co., solrs., Gorey and Wex­ premises on the night of the return his successor as proprietor, has died. court and the matter ended. of the released prisoners. has been appointed for Carrickmore transferred from Kilmore-Erris, to St. ford, had carriage of sale. district—Very Rev. Canon M'Donald, Mr. Henry Agnew, who died at hiB Muredach's College, Ballina. Rev. Fr. As the migratory laborers at the C. Rev. P. J. Keating, son of T. Keat­ A man named Lee was fined 10s 6d. president; Fr. Short aiid Fr. Rodgers, home, Melbury, Adelaide Park, Bel­ Feeney, C. C., Ballycroy, to Kilmore- D. B. Works betwen Castlerea and ing, ^D. C., Kilbeigh, Rosenallis, Naas, at Dungarvan for having assaulted vice-presidents, and Mr. Conway, sec­ fast, was well know(n in Northern Erris; and Rev. C. E. Carney to Bally­ were getting 21s. a week, while has been raised to the priesthood at Josie Moran while she and other wom­ retary. business circles. croy, Belmullet, from Easky, Co. Sligo. the local laborers were getting only Rochester. en were carrying Union Jacks in a Mrs. Douglas, Ramoan, N. S., Bally- The directors, officials and staff of Carrick-on-Shannon, R. D. C., ex­ 18s., the strike which occurred three Alfred Howard, J. P., was at Fer procession through the streets. the Midland Railway have made a weeks ago continues and when the mi­ castle, has been awarded special pro­ pressed sympathy with Thos. Flynn, D. bane fined £4, £1 costs, and directed The Munster Training College com­ motion to a higher grade, with emolu­ presentation to J. Quirey, accountant, L., on the death of his wife. gratory laborers returned to the works to pay 18s. 4d. arrears for neglecting mittee decided to accept primary and ments. on his promotion to be^ assistant ac­ on Saturday they were attacked by the countant at Derby. Miss Ellen Kelly, Donegal, was ap­ to stamp the insurance cards of his secondary teachers at reduced fees. The practice of the late F. J. O'Con­ pointed instructress in home nursing local laborers and the work was sus­ workman. Parce Beaslai will resume hiB course pended. nor, solr., Omagh, has been taken by the Leitrim Co. Committee of Ag­ Rev. Canon Harpiir has resigned the of lectures on Irish literature. A gift over by John O'Hanrahan, solr., Drog- riculture. P. Purcell, of Blaokwater, died in Protestant Chaplaincy of Castlecomer of 200 books was received from Dr. heda, and will be known as the firm Catholic Appointed|Chief Miss Margt. Mullen, daughter of R. his 100th year. Union. O'Connell, Stillorgan Castle, Dublin. A resolution of congratulation was of O'Connor and O'Hanrahan. of Embarkation Service * * Mullen, C. P. S., Ballyhannis, took 1st Ardee Guardians passed a vote of Sister M. Isidorine, of the Incarnate The Irish Society visited Derry place at the recent examination at sympathy with Mrs. Filgate, jun., on passed to Canon O'Leary on his golden The recent designation of Major 1 Word Convent, Texas, who has died jubilee shipyards, being received by Mr. Tre- Wisconsin University, securing an im­ the death of Mrs. T. W. Filgate, whose in the 22d year of her religious life, visa Clarke, managing director. The General Francis J. Kernan by the Sec­ portant position in the U, S. Civil Ser­ husband was chairman of the board was daughter of Patk. Traynor, Leix- There was a large attendance, head­ shortage of house accommodation was retary of War, as Chief of the Embark­ vice. for many years. Westmeath's Com­ lip. ed by a war pipers' band and many discussed, and the visitors were ation service, just created, has caused The purchase money of the Clanri- mittee of Agriculture and Technical clergy, at the funeral of the young shown the preparations for the subur­ much favorable comment, not only in Instruction expressed Bympathy with John R. Etchingham, sentenced to 5 man, Daniel Scanlon, who was shot Army and Navy circles, but with the carde estate, acquired by the C. D. B. years after Easter Week and lately ban city for shipyard workers. for £238,000, was allocated by Justice Rev. P. Daly, P. P., on in the celebrations at Ballybunion aft­ public at large. the death of his brother. released, has been co-opted a mem­ er the Clare election. The coffin was Wm. Stoops, B. A., who has retired Wylie, the residue going to the Earl ber of the Gorey District Council. from the headmastership of Newry In­ This service was established to en­ of Harewood as personal representa­ Thos. Kehoe, a farmer, who leaves draped with the Republican flag and able the Chief of Staff to exercise ef­ a widow and 10 young children, was Miss A. M. O'Sullivan, for many borne to the graveyard at Killyhenny termediate School, was born at Mul- fectively his supervisory and co-ord- tive of the Marquis of Clanicarde. J. years principal clerk at Athlone sta­ lyashe, near Castleblayney, over 72 E. Walshe for the owner; Mr. 'Hewitt killed while felling a tree near Black- by young men of the Sinn Fein bodies. inating powers in respect to overseas water, Inniscorthy. tion, has been appointed to the audit­ years ago. He was for some years movements for the period of the ex­ Poole for the C. D. B.; for a tenant. ing department at Broadstone. Sistes Teresa, whose death has /oc­ master at the Coleraine Academical Elizabeth Eileen Milling, who was Rev. T. Meehan, recently appoint­ curred at the Dominion Convent, Oak- Institution, but has taught at Newry isting war, to take charge of the em­ born at Castlebar St., Westport, hav­ ed to Parish, has been pre­ ford, Natal, was a daughter of John since 1887. barkation of troops and supplies for sented with an address by the parish­ MUNSTER. trans-Atlantic transportation, and to ing attained the age of 21, the Master O'Connell, Commons Road, Cork. Miss Saml. Green, 24 Railway street, of the Rolls directed to be paid out ioners of Legan, Co. Longford. It was An address was presented to Rev. Margaret Cody, who died in Cork at exercise under the Secretary of War Lisburn, retired grocer, has been ad­ the direct control incident to this ser­ to her £300 new Consols and £30 signed by T. Langan, D. C.; J. Kenny, D. O. Riordan, C. C., President Abbey- the age* of 88, was a member of an old judged bankrupt. dividends, being her share of £1,500 J. P., and J. Flannery, N. T., and ex­ feale Sinn Fein Club, on his departure Dungarvin family who had been brew­ vice. lodged by the M. G. W. Railway Co. to pressed the regret of the people at for . ers, shipbuilders and merchants there £280 has been raised in Co. Derry General Kernan,. who has had a bril­ his departure. on behalf of the Hilden Convalescent the credit of the five children, whose Dr. W. Crean. Ringville, who has half a century ago. The funeral at liant Army career, comes of an old father, Mr. Milling, had been accident­ Dungarvan was largely attended. Hospital, and the Ulster Limbless Irish-American Catholic family. He is Reversing Justice Gordon, who re­ died, belonged to a Tipperary family, Hospital, Belfast. The Mayor has ally killed on that railway in 1903. The mitted the case, the Court of Appeals his brother being M. O. Clommel, Dun- The employes of the well-known the man who put the machine guns in widow had been paid £ 1,000. S. Hayes, raised over £2,300 on behalf of the the army, for when a member of the retained in the Superior Court an ac­ garvan Guardians expressed sympa­ Cork firm of J. and R. O'Kane and Derry City and Co. Infirmary. for the applicant. tion by Miss Jane Brennan against thy. Co., wine and spirit merchants, Great general staff, General Kernan worked The Master of the Rolls gave Dr. J. Michael Mackey, road contractor, Cool- Justice Kenny remitted to the Co. out the details of the scheme for M. J. Cogan, Whitepoint, Queens- Patrick street, presented the proprie­ Court Judge of Monaghan an action v J. Hopkins final judgment for £27 10s. meen, , for damages for tors, C. G. M'Keown and Jas. M'- equipping each unit of the fighting alleged breach of promise of marriage. town, took first place, with honors, a:t by Bernard Duffy, commercial traveler, force with a machine gun platoon. He against Mrs. Sarah Joyce for the rent the recent examination for licentiate- Keown (nephews of the founders), on of licensed premises in Castlebar. The Costs of the appeal were allowed to against Mary Carroll, both of Bal- is also an authority on military law. ship of the Pharmaceutical Society of their retirement from business, with lybay, for alleged defamation of ^char­ defendant alleged that the plaintiff the appellant. Mr. M. Comyn, K. C., Ireland. illuminated addresses, and a silver He was born in Jacksonville, Fla., agreed, through his sister, now de­ for the plaintiff; Mr. Kinahan for the acter. J. C. Davison for defendant, on October 19, 1859, and entered the At the recent examination for the salver was presented to Mrs. Jas. M'­ Mr. A. Clery for plaintiff. ceased, to accept a surrender of the respondent. Keown. The chairman of the cere­ Military Academy in 1877, graduating lease, but his solicitors subsequently Wexford Co. Committee of the Gae­ Limerick Co. Council Scholarships, Mr. Justice Kenny refused to remit in 1881. He served from that time un­ value £50 each, tenable for three mony said that Messrs. M'Keown had insisted on compliance with its pro­ lic League congratulated the released displayed their generosity as employ­ to the Co. Court Judge of an til March, 1917, with the infantry, visions. The Master of the Rolls said prisoners, Rev. Mark O'Bryne, C. C., years, Michael Ryan, Christian action by Mrs. Mary Lynch, Drumbal- meanwhile advancing from a second Schools, Doon, secured first place. ers by securing situations for their there was no evidence of waiver of President, speaking, and R. Brennan, employes and granted handsome bon­ lagh, against Mr. Patton, motor car lieutenant to a Colonel. tenancy in the correspondence. He expressing the prisoners' thanks. Claims amounting to £475 have uses, on the closing of the firm. owner and national teacher, Killes- - On March 23, 1917, he was appointed refused an application to remit. Mr, Votes of condolence were passed with been lodged with the Town Clerk of handra, for personal injuries caused The late T. Nolan, Ottawa, a native a Brigadier General and President Wil­ J. Henry (instructed by Mr. M. Bur- the clergy of the diocese on the death Cork for malicious damage to prop­ by the defendant's motor car owing, son has just made him a Major Gen­ * -flv&'.i don) for plaintiff; Mr. Hayes (instruct­ of the late Most Rev. .Dr. Browne; erty during the recent'disturbances. of Fermoy, who left estate valued at she alleged, to his son's negligence! ' jfe: £32,000, made the following bequests, eral of the new national army. fcfr ed by Mr. E. B. G. Thornton) for de­ with the Rev. Mark Byrne, C. C., Rev. A Pony was burned to death and fendant. T. Byrne, Rev. J. Crosbie, C. C., on ihay and outhouses consumed, in a fire among others, in Ireland: Most Rev. the deaths of their-mothers, and with of unknown origin at the house of Mr. Dr. Browne, £1,000, for the education Mr. Ford, Lisacul Boys' N., S. Bal- of. priests, and £5,320 for the Catholic laghaderreen, has been specially pro­ the Rev. P. Murphy, M. S. S., on the Riordan, , Cork. " death of his brother. poor; his nephew, Mr. E. Howard, moted after a minimum qualifying ser­ Limerick police this week arrested £600; his niece, Miss M. Howard, .I*'. vice. The death has occurred. at Mount Mr. Joseph Hartmann, jeweler, Pat­ UN»I *>v g £500; his brother, J. Nolan, £500; iWFlECAKGt ! W-AfcCHBISKOP tRBLAND ri-a J. P. M'Guinness, D. C., Manorhamii- Henry, Kilmore, Co. Wexford, of Rev. rick street, under the Aliens Act. Mr. his brother, R. Nolan, Queenstown, taintf Paul Minnesota ton, brother of the_Very Rev. Father Thos. Murphy, O. S. A., in his 35th Hartmann, who is a German, was ar­ CLASS I £1,000; Mrs. R. Nolan, £500, and APMOBV M'Guinness, Rector, St. Denis's year. The deceased, who was son of rested early in the war period, and £1,000 to each of seven children of OOOMITOW Lcwm I Church, Shipman, 111., U. S. A., has the late Patk. Murphy, Whitehill, Kil­ released. the latter. been elected to Co. Leitrim Commit­ more, and brother of Rev. Patk. Mur­ N. Tipperary Assize Grand Jury eraDotcr KMI tee of Agriculture. phy, M. S. S., Enniscorthy, was edu­ passed votes of .condolence on, re­ Cork Guardians adjourned as a mark of respect to the late Father , I awwaamoraoG T. Reilly, Balla, has presented a cated. at St. Peter's College and' com­ spectively, the deaths of Capt. R. G. pleted his studies at Rome. He went Twiss, Birdhill, a former member of O'Sullivan. Bandon Petty Sessions magnificent set of Stations of the Court expressed sympathy with J. L. Cross (terra-cotta, encased In richly- to Queensland in 1906 and was or­ the Grand Jury, and Mr. Arnold Pow­ a catholic military coilege dained there, entering the Augustln- er, Sub-Sheriff. Cainan on the death of his brother-in- BmW •• «a Honor School bjr the War DtpirtoMif carved, massive frames of Irish oak) law, Jos. Crowley, and the "Clommel C«wmkW dttSrmit Prrfm-fttfj to the new church at Balla. ian Order. After four years of mis­ The Cork Bank of the Irish Trans­ f? sionary work he returned to Ireland Nationalist" directors with Aid. T. J. Monlnd ftdfcfcuTnSS Rev. Jas. Burke, C. C., Inverin, Gal- port Workers' Union decided to give Condon, M. P., and family on the death fiSwSsi.jVfe'. and spent the subsequent years at a testimonial to D. Carey, the retiring way, writes to the Press saying that the Augustlnian Convents in Bally- of his sister, Mrs. Hslpin. Dromcol- VOfcttU||TMTn CMSfcUMQSABlUtt the local R. I. C. deserve recognition Jhannis, Co. Mayo; Callan, Co. Kilken- secretary, L. Prior and P. Naglewere legher Teachers' Association paid a Very R«v. H. Moynihto, D. D. Pres. elected secretary and assistant seere- j tribute to the late Father Byrne, P. p* . 1 . "»

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