*BlSBiSsnUt2Xu£Xfcta ^B|*iw w* measures adopted up to this wwe un The death is announced of tbe sec (table purpose, and by representing just been provided t^s V.:c fb'irch. s axed price and at Died '-teres*, to availing they should bring the fight ond daughter of Sir James Mathew, himself as a ticket collector obtained Very Rev- Dean White. K ;•?,. V. U., say particular person or corporation." Into tbe fairs and markets, as of s4d, Is to be congratulated on I«,.B ve > which occurred at tiie Carmelite Con money from several persons. He was Alserman O'Doberty held that ths Fi and (each all grabbers a lesson. pleasing addition to his church. •* .. >n vent, St. Charles SQuare. Nottlng Hill, sentenced to three months' imprison nance Sub-Committee had illegally ex sr ment. j Last Wednesday Coroner Neville stands a monument to hla . . ..g London. The deceased lady, who was ceeded thslr powers in entering tat* Patrick Barron was charged with ' held an Inquest at Ballineen Court seal. only twenty-six years of age, had been 1 House, touching the sudden death, in an arrangement, with the Northers burglary at Dungulpb On the appli The death of the Grand Jury Secre Bank. Belfast, to take over the new is- a member of the Carmelite community ' tbe village, on that day. of a farmer's tary for Tlpperary. Cap*. Juhu Uuy.ejr, cation of Mr Cooper, 9. C. 8., the bear sos of city stock He maintained that for eight years, and was esteemed and son named James Hurley, aged 19 which occurred at bis ret>de:.>it. Ual- loved by all who knew her. ing of tbe case was adjourned to the a second offer, made by Mr. SsTunn, en aselzee. as the principal witneas for years, ft appeared that Hurley, who llnaclough Hpuse. will be Je_:. ,.eu by behalf of an Amerleaa gentleman, A Condensed Review of the Tbe appointment of Mr. Lennox, B. tbe prosecution. Mrs Mary Anderson, had been ailing for some time, bad all who enjoyed the pleas tut- < . nis ac A., to a position In tbe firm of Messrs. was too 111 to attend come to the fair In the village that day quaintance. The sad eveui 1 as not which was £2,000 a year better, had D Arcy & Co., proprietors of the An We regret to anwxwice the death of and entered Mr. Enrlght'e public come with surprise to the tiet«-ai»ed not been fairly considered by the suV Week's Happenings- chor brewery, leaves the post of sec Mrs. Bridget Dunne, of Park, which house. He was coughing at tbe time, gentleman's friends. committee. His object now was to retary of the Licensed Grocers and occurred a week ago Saturday. The and told the bar assistant that be was have the stock issue left open to pu»- Vintners' Association vacant. A num- deceased was an octogenarian and the dying. She Immediately informed the Uc tender, and let the Northern Bask mer of candidates are In tbe 8eld al last surviving member of an ancient proprietor o€ the poor fellow's condi compete on level terms with other ten »•'#' '^^H tion. On getting another fit of cough WATERFORD. ^i|BV5 ^^^^|•sfP ^: ; ready. and respected family. derers for It. Councillor Hastings, for ; ,J ; HK: ' INTERESTING ITEMS Tbe Royal Dublin Society has made On tbe nomination of Most Rev. Dr. ing be threw tip a quantity of blood, In Dungarvan, an Important meet the Tories, opposed the motion, and ^W? : ^HL^Bils* ^ and expired shortly afterward. Dr. •'.-'iW^^^M B^BSH^ - a grant of £60 for choral prizes at the Browne and Mr John Cullin, Miss M. ing of tbe West Waterford Co*ronaiU«e the Town Clerk also took a hand la. Neville stated that death was caused and abuse and vituperation were free •->'-&* i^H^^HB5.>V - forthcoming Irish musical celebration, J. Callagban has been appointed fe was held in the Town Hail, tor the TERSELY PRESENTED. and hag given the u*e of part of the male attendant In Bnnlscotthy Lu by hemorrage, of the lungs. purpose of taking steps, to close the ly bandied round. Finally, w*n**AJ- •HPt^ Ballsbrldge premises during the Musi natic Asylum. At the meeting of the Trustees of National collection for the peahen. On aerm&n O'Doherty was speajfciagv^the cal Feis week. the Cork South Infirmary, one week the motion of Mr. Thotnss Glynn. P. Mayor left the /chahv taking with.-syjn ago Tuesday. Dr. R. P. Crosbie was L. 0.; seconded by Mr. Michael Barry, the officials and all their bofik»,jmt =:•&%.*•»:<;#§•• LONQFORD. tbe chair was taken by Mr. Thomas -•«»,;-p.-*-. :^''^^^^ ^,3^^^'>; :^^B1BBl%: H a elected house-surgeon. In succession documents. Alderman MoOor ~ • if, . . •*'-- ^^^mBHTBBHat-L. ' ~-<<'~*- '' Sim MANY FRlipJDS ACROSS THE KILDARE. Power, T. C, and r«*Hutlp*s were "w^^^-'-^B•Etevv. ' - At the last Oran&rd Petty Sessions, to Dr. Reed, who resigned, and Dr. the senior msmhsr of%e'Naxlo Mft M One day last week Dr. J. Smyth, cor before Messrs. J. KHkejly, R. M., J. Booth was elected aeaUuwit house- adopted declaring that the leading Na tarty, was then moved to"tfce>l T'iVv'r. I^H•»•'•'' " ' WATER HEARD FROM. oner, held an Inquest at the Work Adema. and Capt. Hepenjtal, Col. Dop- surgeon. A warm vote of thanks was tionalists of Dungarvan were solidly and the remainder of the preese*js«j» f in favor of an united Irish jfjacty. £%rfr*";»W;?1^BMB •pr-. ' house Hospital. Naas, on the body of plng appeared to prosecute Peter Vic passed to Dr. Reed. were quite orderly. Alderman PltHftag an old man named Bryan, of Yellow tory, one of his evicted tenants, for at We regret to have to announce the At the last meeting of the; Water spoke in support of the mstion, which ford Board of Guardians, a letter was Bog, near Kllcullen. Tbe evidence of tempting to stab him with a pitchfork. demise of Mr Denis Crowley, of Ban- was put sad unanimously i^greed ts try, who died one week ago Tuesday, read from Mr. White, the County Theresa Bryan was to the effect that Before the case commenced, Col. Dop- by the seventeen 'Besibers whs re on the night of the 9th of January a plng objected to his nephew Sitting on to the regret ef his sorrowing family High Sheriff, declining to call a meet ing on the Financial Ralatloxu Ques mained in the chamber. man named Michael Aspel, called at tbe bench. After some hesitation Capt. and numerous friends. The funeral was tion.' the residence of her uncle, in company Hepenstal withdrew. Col. Dopptng largely attended. (By Our Special Correspondent.) Dr. Michael Doaovaa has been elect The Dungarvan Town Commission «jcV. £'"' , with his uncle. John Aspel, and, on then made his charge of attempted as deceased going out, Michael Aspel sault, on which Victory was bound to ed medical officer of Whltechurch Dis ers have passed a resolution calling DUBLIN. pensary District, by ten votes to nine the attention of the Lord Chancellor knocked him down, and then botn the peace for twelve months. The Colonel then slated that he had four cast for Dr Jamee Lynch, in the place and the Chief Secretary to the prac- CONNAUGHT ipi: It Is stated that the English Educa men kicked him. Dr. P. Coady depos ot Pr Kennedy, resigned. tlcs of forcing Irish speaking witness tion Department have at length deci ed to the injuries suffered by the de other cases against Victory. At this stage Capt. Hepenstal resumed his es, under threat of Imprisonment to ded to rq&aciJxe the teachers' certifi ceased, Including the fracture of tbe give their evidence in English, GALWAY. cate* issued^ty 'the Irish Education seventh and eighth ribs. He bad prac seat on the bench. The Colonel stood Board. This decision will render Irish tically recovered from bis Injuries up and again made a forcible objec KERRY. The recent fleods along the banks teachers eligible for vacancies In Eng when be gof a fainting fit, and died in tion to Capt. Hepenstal adjudicating of the Shannon and its tributaries, and Bald If Capt Hepenstal Insisted A boy named John Enright. son of about Portumna, spread over a Vast lish schools, a concession that has a Quarter of an hour. The Jury, after a small farmer residing at Crotta, Kil- heretofore been denied them, though considerable deliberation, found thai he would report the matter to the expanse of cultivated land, adding fur Lord Chancellor Capt. Hepenstal said flynn. died I ant Tuesday from the ef the standard of Irian examinations baa deceased died of syncope. Both the ULSTER. ther Injury to the farmers. w*o are there was no hostility on bis part He fects of injuries received the previous still suffering from the bad harvest, been higher than the English average. Aspels are In cuBtody, and will be would alt on the bench and the Col day. while engaged In a football by stepping all farming operations, A conference of representatives of brought Up at Kllcullen Petty Sessions. onel could take any steps he liked. match. Before dying be told bis sis and practically absorbing acres upoa public bodies from twenty-seven out of ANTRIM. A meeting of ratepayers was held At the last meeting of the Ballyma- ter that he had been kicked in the acres of band. thirty-two counties of Ireland Was on last Monday In the Court House. stomach, and two youths named The report of the directors of the held on Monday. February 22nd. to the hon Board of Ouardlans the resolu The Connaught Spring Assises will Clane. to take steps for opposing the tion from the Alhlone Town Commis Hayes and t»arry have been arrested Great Northern Railway Compeuay, not be heavy this year. They w-illoleo Mansion House. Dublin, to consider projected railway between Clane and In connection with the affair gives notice of their intention to rec the Financial Relations Commission sioners «a« read, requesting the Gov in Castlebar about the lttn. and ' ia Celbrldge. when that proposition shall ernment, pending the consideration At tbe departure for Athlone. of Mr. ommend a gift of £2,000 to the Vic report. The Bar! of Mayo presided. Gal way on the 20th of March. be made at the ensuing Spring Assizes by Parliament of the report^of the Fi Tracy, after some twelve years spent toria Hospital, about to be erected In It was decided to call a convention, to the, Grand Jury of Klldare. A reso nancial Relations Commleelon. to in Tralee as tbe station master of the Belfast In commemoration of Queen representing all Ireland, at' aa early G. S and W. Railways, the station was Victoria's long reign it is doubtful < i lution; was unanimously paassd calling bring In. s bill to extend the provis ROSCOMMON. date, in Dublin, to arrange *for the fu on this Grand Jury not to grant a guar ions of the Agricultural Rating Act of thronged by numbers of business and whether this grant can be legalty made ture conduct of the movemgnt, ,*A\ re antee" for tbe project. last session to Ireland. professional men of Tralee, all anx except by the unanimous coaatent of As the Right Rev. Monstgner Haply solution was passed stating that there Mr. Hamilton Raid, of Dublin, the ious to wish tit. Lacy God Speed'' on the proprietors, and as the directors would not accept of the presentation was no justification for the appoint his departure have refi/eed, ajgrsa* InaKof the Ma i f, CARLO W. newly appointed High Sheriff of Long intended toW rh«d« t#Tilm by BiirW- ment of a farther commission to In- ford, having refused to act. Col. Went- Tbe body of Humphrey Donnelly, ter laflrmorum Hospital, wblca has krttfoners In Castlefeau' It ha* becs*5s- «jnlre into particular matters reported Thevjestablishment known to be the wortb H. Klng-Harman. D. L., New aged 12 years, one of the ill-fated fam edjial claims, at least on the public .stded to utilise the fuDdfefor the*jW- upon by the Royal Commission. fhat Uses the line, and sotne of 'the public for a couple of generations castle, Baltymahon. has been appoint ily who perished In the recent bog- ^Shase of necessary articles tenths sew proprietors who own it, this unsuuaaUy It Is announced that tbe post pf Tai •aflbwJJall, was put up for auction ed to the office. slide, at Quarry Lodge, was found a few days ago. In tbe river Flssk, six wJR hardly be secured. ^church. ls! Master, vacated by the aeathj of fttly. The whole lot Is rent free, A TooWman nsjInW aarhes Cft*ser. miles from the scene of the disaster. One morning last week a «erl«,of nhom Thorpe & Bon. Bagnalstowg, had all. their holdings at 18 years' pur ai Bt.-s'Patrlck'a C»thakc OhuTciuJ (11,600 per annum) the Revising Bar- unanimously, "That the Council of were In the top story One old snan charge of the sale, and .Mr, Robert Bel! chase The tenants remonstrated rUtsrshlp'bf Dublin t£260 per annum) the Royal Society of Antiquaries! of was overcome by the d«nSe*'imo*«, and of Carlow, officiated ynn aurflofleer. against the aoiounf of purchase aeked asd v»thevTlesId«nUihlp of the Cork ! Ireland has beard with regret that a • Was rescued with' Moulty by* llhgln Mi ' Baolloy was dtsclnfd the W- for. but were Informed* that similar it>. - §uWs ^Ccilogs (£f.0QO perjaftakjn). presentment has been ptuued by the eerTReyll. i ? Obaser, for £1.200 It l« rumored Shat terms wire accepted by "me QalWay ' %*Sisa«*Jnrr Fr« iBMrorsVsryllong the application of the Presentment Sessions for ths Liberties Che purchase was made In trust for a ' and Dromraney tenants, and s shorter . SMr »l^trtck MJroire, •» KJjiycl "New 86" Rule will vacate several of Kllmallock. for the imrpos* of tak Catholic Institution. purrbsse would not be consented to. of Hr. William Wallace Ifultow took .,elaeae still more important and valua- ing down the 'King's Castle, at Kll , ""1 ef sincere All, the tenants hold under Judicial t»hios a* hii VeSldefics, ^silS ro|Ml.'*el- mallock. The Council is surprised at tast. one w**k^*fo Toksttay *?8o"f*r (^Circle of8 ! KILKENNY. (eases, and the rents, with one or two tbe contemplated act of Vandalism, in ' *Th» Irish Civil 'Ssrvkss Commlsslon- %xoeptlons. we fixed at the Poor Law back as last Septemssr. -. Mr Fultfon r^rMtehaermeSmy^'ef Came. Miae asmuch as the preservation and pro . seat thl bsucUorot IUSQ * & g| t« Vjry announce j^hat the undermentioned valuation. contracted a.severe llhtess In l>ondpo, . In connection with the Watsrford tection of ancient and historic monu from wlalbb te never fully recovered. mSldSte* obtained places In the first bacon trade troubles, Mr. Thomas Ber- ments is recognised as a matter of 'As the*-head 'of'ths Clonard ' Prfnt •lasty-alne In the examination for great public Interest; and they trust gin has lodged an application for £150 MEATH. I Works' Mr. Pulton was well known In •providinr Sa^fabls¥Sdf%r W^« Second Division Clerks of the Civil compensation with the secretary of tne that, now public attention has been zW&ilct:' Thomas' Edward Brown (12), commercial circles. Church, in that"town, 4. wWstsi wftich County Kilkenny Orand Jury, for al The reduction taking place In the brought to the subject, the present aksy are at present •agssed. J DUblln. William, Jwemlah Bartholo leged malicious injuries to seventy-five Constabulary Force will aiTect the ment will not be proceeded with. mew Shea (19), Cork; Tnomas Richard plgi, which he alleges were malicious DOWN. ! County Dublin to tbe extent Of twen A case which excited much local In "Bdlahd (S7), Dflb1inf Sdward Murray ly and wantonly injured on the Vine terest was Investigated at the Bailln- ty-one constables In the allocated I Last Wednesday weak when Mr. R. 8UGO. (65), Dublin; Andrew Taylor Emerson of the Waterford and Central Ireland number, with the probable abolition of garry Petty Sessions, last week. On («5), Dublin; John Francis Owens (94), D. P. Maxwell. Master of tbe East Railway Company, between .^e sta two or three sub-districts, among the 12th of April. 1896. a dwelling Tbe Crown Prosecuton hsyve threwn Dublin. ' Tbe undermentioned candi tions of Thomastown and Ballyhalu. house aud outhouse, the property of Down liar risers, and nephew of Capt. which are mentioned the stations of Kerr, ex M. P. for Down was hunting wp ths sponge, and have decided not dates were successful In tbe limited It appears that the pigs were consign Ballybohill or TUlystown In the Dun- a farmer natued Daly, residing near ss preoeed with ths charge* s|gaJnst " elompetitlon held at the same time, un ed fram Attanagh Railway station to Castletown t'ouyers, were maliciously ' near Downpatrlck, with the County drum district. Already the County Down Staghounds. his horse fell, and the so-called Street Preaching "Riot der Clause 11 of tbe Order in Council Mr. Richardson's cellar at Waterford Meatb eetabllsbenl haa been reduced eel on fire, for which the owner t Daly) ers" at the next assises. It will be of 26th February. 1876: Henry James We regret to have to announce the sought and recovered compensation at In getting up the horse's foot struck by two stations. Mr. Maxwell on the bead. Injuring bim remembered that the SIlso magfattiMses Lennon (6), Dublin; Michael Donovan death of Mr. Daniel Phelan. which Last Sunday at Painstown. near Kll- the road sessions later on. On the refused to commit the defeadavnts to (7), Dublin; and Arthur Price MetcaJfe took place at his residence. New Park, 27th of January last aiter a lapee of severely He was convey«*d In a car moon, the Klllana Gaels and St. Seach- riage to his residence at F.nnebrogue, trial, and their committal was due te (26), Dublin. recently. I>eceased was only 31 years nnJls (I)unshaughllni' played a hard some ten months. Daly's son came for the subsequent action of the sseoraey- The new Lecture Theatre of the of age, was but a short time III. and ward and swore an Information before . where he Is progressing favorably. fought game of Gaelic foott>all. which Most Rev. Dr. McGovern. Bishop of general. Royal Dublin Society, at Klldare street tbe announcement of his demise waa a Mr. Atkinson. J. F. Glenwllllam Cas resulted,, according to the decision of Dronioi e, has made tbe following pro At the last meting of the Bilge Asy- will beopened on the 12th of March. painful shock to tils friends. IN- waa the roferee, in a dra.w. tle, which led to the arrest of James ! loin Oove-riors, Miss I^awless, naatron, widely known and much respected, and Blggaue. a farmer residing in close motions and i hangia Rev. John The opening will be celebrated by the Doyle c V. Tullylsh. to be parish 'was vote<1 an Increase to her salary of conversazione on that day. The thea ble death at so early an age Is much proximity to the scene of the alleged LOl'TH priest of Bullynahlnch, and Rev. Pal !£10 Mr Drown, the clerk, was re- tre, though small, will be the beet ap regretted by nil who knew him incendiarism. B^lggane baa been ar I fused any 'ncrease. Rnrly In February the lritc>r«»stlng rested anxl co in milled for trial at the rick (treenail. C C. Ballynahincb. to pointed of Its bind In the kingdom. i While bunting with the Louth ceremony of religious profession took Assizes. be C. C. Tullyllsb. The entrance for the audience will be I Hounds, Mr. Frank Inland, of Llttle- place at the Presentation Convent, through the Lelnster House, and there I grange, met with a serious accident. The Mayor of Limerick, In behalf of BaltinRlass. when Miss Knte Curry iin MAYO. will be a second entrance direct to the j When about to Jump a very ugly drop the Belgian Government, presented a TYRONE. religion Sister Mary Clare), of Ballv- theatre itself from the Klldare street , fence, hla horse swerved and struck dlpl'-ma nnd silver cross of merit to hale. county Kilkenny. nmrt«» hnr HC>| The Tyrone farmers are evidently A homl' :d« of a brutal nature Is re side. The new theatre will Beat 600, , the rldi>r \icjleully u-Kainal a bough of Mr !!<-[U'\ loncs. hcvit-swuin of the , emn vows In presence of Moat Rf>v !>r not appeased by Mr. T \V Russell's ported frc ::i rr<->«c8Tiiollna, followed by and there will be standing room (or as , a tree. Mr. Lelajid \wus stunned aj»d Kti\iii.:-liiii Hex. of Liverpool, in recog Foley. Blshoii mf Klldare and lyelgh- serious fallacies. The meeting at I the arrept of the alleged perpetrator. It many more. • fell, sustaining a fractured Jaw ajid nition i f his gallant conduct in rescu lln. ing seventeen of the crew of the Bel Cookatown, Is significant of the spirit appears that two men. O'Boyle and On the afternoon of last Friday, , »ovei al ribs seriously lnjuretl. The I Counellan Vad some alight alterra- We announce with refrret thp (ioath gian Kti'amcr Princess L'luuieullue. (hat Is being generated by the dlsap 1 while Mr. John Lawrence, of the, well , horse was kiiltMl. Dr. Lmiou. of Bal- pointments of last year's I-^uid Act. Mr. tion. when the latter procured a butch of Mr. Jarriofl Maher T C . Callan. . brlKean. vvho was out, v»aa hi luune- which foundered after collision In the known firm, i.9 Grafton street. Lublin, which took place one week ago at his Bay of Biscay. Russell has been telling the fajmers er's cleaver, and struck the for user on was engager transacting tsome busi . dlale attendance. Mr. Lelaud Is pro- of Tyrone that the Aft of 1896 repealed tbe head, causing almost Instant death. residence, Oreen Htreft. Kilkenny af I gre&ttlng favorably. At an Inquest held recently at Fln- ness at Messrs. Eastman's establish ter an Illness of some weeks. Mr. Ma the Adans v Dunsrath dwielon A magisterin' Investigation was held, Sir Henry IMIInghani. Castlebel- nltterstown Police Station, Acting Sur and the accused was remanded for fur ment, South Great George street, be her had been engaged in the corn and geani Mel I ugh deposed to finding Con besame suddenly ill. He was at once provision business for the last forty llngham, has been sworn In as High ther Inquiry. (Ymnellan was a ne'er- Sheriff of Louth, for the ensuing year; stable Carton drunk in barracks oro do-well fellow, and baa caused consid conveyed to the Adelaide Hospital, years, on a very extensive scale. I Christmas Eve. He was also charged MONAGHAN. and Mr. J. J. Russell, of Ballygassan erable trouble to the local authorities. where, on examination by the medical t : House, Dunleer. as Sub-Sheriff. with being abusive and guilty of in He has been frequently arrested for HL'' staff, the unfortunate gentleman was subordination. The decision has since In the Dublin Court of Qneen's vi'V>rV-^^^« *'^^BH •^, , V- ' The scheme got up about a year ago petty misdemeanors, and bis brutal ; feund to be dead. The cause of death WEXFORD. been received—that Constable Carton Bench, before Justice Holmes and a ;?--'."V:~-*]^^H H&:)nVVY WHs heart disease. to promote a line of railway between attach on O'Boyle will probably he uis ^^^K;- Drogheda and Clogher Head, has fall is dismissed from the service. special jury, the case of Nicholl Bros, means of placing bim out of the way "r^-.W.-'^^H^Hfe »-*-' :*Thei contributions" to the Irish Na In Bnnltcorthy. while a man named The price of pigs continues to ad vs. Garrett & Co.. came up last week Collins, In the employment of the Na en through, owing to want of co-oper ef doing further injuries to inoffensive j|t;« tional Fund, acknowledged up to tbe ation on the part of the people. vance in Limerick, and Is now quoted Friday. TblB action was brought by neighbors. *' .£^^^*'^B^BHB tional Telephone Company, was affix • .;^.»/:t-'-":;^^B 5 present time, bring the total well over Mr. W. Chambers, veterinary sur at 41a per cwt.—about 8s. advance on Messrs. Nicholl Bros., who carry on a ing wires to the top of a polo, forty- last month's prices. The total killings A melancholy death from hydro ri'-k^j^B •Bsf '- s'-' £8$ftQ. It fl satisfactory to note that seven feet high, opposite the poet geon, has purchased the Interest in the provision business in Clones, to re- phobia bas oceurred 1st the vHUage ef SiJ-A'iS'.^^HMRijH' ^ appears no abatement, but rather house and premises of the late Alder in Limerick, Waterford and Cork for ' cover £100 damages from Messrs. office, he lost his hold and was precip the last week In January was 9,147. Turlough, near CaetMMr. 501% rde- : S^B^^ES*^*' iisasa, in foe progress of the sub- man Slmcocke, at Wellington Quay, Robert Garrett & Co., of LJsburn, for < itated to the grotind, with, the result S%*?j^^..;*. Jj^^^MHBHEBR&& '^ . jtlons, %f\ ^iSM^mambut 'Jhat TO«iui%|e"Jims| on Wjoot'-iiwe Drogheda. {breach of contract, la th»t $hs detfend- B^M - - which indicat* a loyalispirit of support 1>roleh miHpUTn%aa set«rely*cut. An epidemic of influenza Is prevail . ants,, fajiled. to ,earjy ouLa contract of ace, .when one of the cards P&£§jl"V '5^^^^| «of ths Irish party as a disciplined body % |£|iS|*& .^^^^HHB^ES®^" . -^ When faU&i'lli opat sleek) caught ing to the district of Clogher Head. CLARE. the 23d of SlepteinW, i8|6- 1%e 4is- •KjfiffiF •. ^^^^Hj """'*"' also sMtfc how , abortive has i* * wGtfgrhMUMKtnm 1*6 pole. ' tJuW'arc^e as to thee^cVtermrf of the \tt&m*hmt,m&to'*wihSjrfitl& tt, ^wBr^*^|^^| I^^^^E^F •^*''"' mUj^reatlf^^^ J^IJBlng,th#force of At Ennis. last week, an inquest Was contract, which was alleged no tawslst Mlrhe Mft&flNhf .« «0f - - «a* hurt Bpsk rsp&fes c«ufitry'*s f^pport of ^ra*,.. c^fo Is" aow'^lreeslng held on the body of Mr. Bagot Blood, J. P.. who had shot himself dead, on of letters and telegrams. Tae> Jury the day previous at tbe County Club found that there, was no, eentract en iHe igret to announce' the death of Drs. Jordan. M. O'M house, The jury,, without retiring, tered into between 5the partlea, and a6tnirnls3r-ui th*Hlgh"OourflolJfns- the Veiry RewLoughlin (Qanon) Dru- "MUNSTCR found a verdict of suicide while suffer judgment was given tor the d*fend- UamiJer^an: tict ana County Courts In Ireland, vun- bMte|L P., ofB&ttpn'n Parish, at the i i»:»" 4sr Section 7 of the Land Act, 1887, ing from temporary insanity.' Mr. i ants. ^ptrs*Ia_age oflKMfjPS.''' Canon Dru- Blood was a widower, having burled r during the quarter ending early In lan had been in tTal;mg health for CORK. his wife last year. Up to her death ieath or Mr. D. M'ctlo^K'w*fch'took some years, and veeeatls "Bad been DBRRY. placeon t.-rWay^'of alreeeat-'dsfte, af A week ago 'Wednesday at Olan- he had lived out of Clare for a few confined entirely to bis residence. He years, but had returned to again take An extraoi«diaary scans, v*#arly ap ter a protracted; illness at the residence lich 28 were in the Queen's Bench was born in Cushintown parish, and worth, a great demonstration took proaching to fisticuffs, took place re of his mother. Ifta&x street, BaJ)|ri»aun- place, the occasion being the release up his residence. 'fv;-.>--.*;jwwjuMGttf llLlij the Exchequer Division, was a cousin of the celebrated Most cently, in tho Guildhall, Deny, at a Is. Beaonglhg to a fASoily dlettsgolshed "'^Iftt €841n COtBity Ckiurts. "Felonious Rev. James Warren Doyle, Bishop of of Mr. Michael Daly (evicted tenant), On a recent evening a farmer named special meeting of the Corporation, fer their piety, it iif-scaraely heeessary from Cork Gaol, where he had spent Patrick Anglim, living at Shyan, near t© mention that the shert life — :' :\ - * *','; ' 4 • V',''. - M :^Mm^ii MMM&££ : Mi! M^^^^^&&B^^^^^ ^Mk •*& W&$0?'0$fc*^ •••", Miwiiwim.iii
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