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i>0», •*<, has been fairly taught to scboola fot ty Loutb, situated between Dcndall New ;Yenr*• .night., umter • t*+ - * - «**«TT . im-BIr ,3SBFw51i*i^^"iv the Very Ret Walk. Mallow, «-«* <«S2 IRISH MHO BE Desn SUttiiton at 8 o'clock a ... and ***** of the lateilkow Curtia which It Is prescribed. In many casts sad Newry, near Carllngford, Lough of the nwmbero of tne Cntaoii •: solemn requiem high mass later. Rev Dromlneen. Glantane. Mallow. the whole programme baa 'not been It was formerly the residence of tki which was attended by towr towi**!'•* P. Cawley, Swlnford. celebrant. O'Carroll—OB Jan. 2, at Lowsr Bffln gotten through and la a' few cases, Fortescnes, of Domiskin. and for soxm persona • 'S '•' . *: AUu THIS COUN- LEITRIM—Ths ptrson accused oi Cbarievllle. Rev. Thomas A O'Carroll where teachers wore on); learners, the time was the Irish seat of Lord Carl The Committae of Agric«i" ^ su-I d pronunciation waa bad. There were ingsford and Clermont. The demesne Of IRELAND. hsvfoV *«•»«* robbed the poor box* of ^Awhdloeaee °{*?~ _^ !!*'' Technical Instruction oi in- An inn . and Edinburgh, In the 57tb year of bit tour schools met with in wBicfc ao ef­ is a vfn fine one, beautifully wooded, County Cooaett have inan&fcfaur?! m . in the Church of Saint Mary's, Car and the mansion handsomely and ele­ rlck>on-Shannon, has been returned foi age and tha thirty-second year of hit fort had been made to tench Irish pray* important fester In the *jsm'itiu.il~ ers, and to make matters worse two gantly appointed. For the last few development of the country n is a Deae ly the Peepte trial ** tse coming quarter sessions. priesthood. Lucey—On Jan. 3, at years the house bas been occupied by' Mr. John Breheny, of Battlebridge 32 Shandon street, Mary Lucey. of the schools are In lrlsb. (peaking model farm near Cuilybacb.«y The Heeae—Varloes Items From Mr. G. A Tonge, a wealthy London' farm has been constructed on the vis found drowend in a drain Jan. 5 Kelly—On Jan. 14. 14 South Mall, Lou districts. In a surprisingly large num­ merchant. .Sir Daniel Dixon does net' banks ot the Leade, a small stream on the «*d between Leitrim and hit Isa Kelly.-"™ Bennott—On Ian. 3 at ber of schools Iriab prayer* hare been intend in acquiring this fine property brsnchlhgoifthe river Hafno, a* ttie homer St. Patrick's Hospital Wellington Road taught where the lrlsb pro«r»mme Is to leave Ballymenoeb; I lower end of the village. Mr- Wiiiliva Mr. Thomas Moran of Dronuhaira Anne Bennett O'Halloran—At 1 not binding. The total number of chil­ MEATH.—At the monthly meeting' Young. Fenagby, ge*s the «oma»ittee e died lately in Sllgo, aged 86 years Marie Place, Windmill Road, Sarab dren examined in Irish is 10,000, of whom 9,000 reside In County Water- of the Trim Urban Council Mr. James the site for lite jeans at twenty-fiVc deeply mourned. The remains were O'Halloran. O'Sulllvau—On Jan. 3, Higgins, chairman, presided at the Mary Bridget O'Sulliran, Main street ford. As Mount Mallersy Male (prim­ cent* per year. The farm covers about conveyed to the Cathedral. Sllgo. (ram meeting. Mr. L. II. Sheridan handed four acres. ^«&U.WAYr-T^# #lftntg»n Fund ha» whence they were borne to the ceme­ Macroom. Aherne—Jan. 6, at ary) School still retains its lead in this subject It is awarded the sold medal in the following notice of motion, vis:' ARMAGH—Sitter .O'Shaa, -of- 8*. as* inangurated In County Galway. tery. Fountalnstown, Hanora Aherne, In hei offered for competition two year* ago. "1 will move at the next meeting ot Catherine's Convent of ins Sacred the land league war Patrick ROSCOMMON.—The Boyfs Municip­ 69th year. Broderiek—Jan. 7, at this council that the Trim streets be The award is made with satisfaction, Heart, Armagh, died at r,. convent Grougbwell, was accused of al elections passed off without a con Glanmlre, Bridget Broderick.—Can- renamed and that the new names be Inasmuch as the winning school has January 3. She had been teacher in amvmV and found guilty on false tes- test George"W. Tully, J. McDrury and Ullion—On Jan. 7, at Balllnlough, Black put up In Irish characters." gone far beyond the specifications, the institution foi the past fifty year* Ismanyv In fact, ho was an innocent J. H. Callaghan being declared elected rock, Patrick CantilUon.* -Qrlffln- Rev. Richard Blake, pastor ^c-f Kil­ and was much kmd by all h<>r pupils . mm, and that is now admitted. The On Jan. 6. Patrick Griffin. Kilgobbln, teaching not only the prayers, but the on Jan. 6, whole catechism In Irish." bride, died Jan. 2, deeply regretted. —apst and present The obsequies Jsis^s^eentence of death was comma- Right Rev. Dr. John Clancy, Bishop McAuliffe—On Jan. 7, John McAul- He was born at Ladyrath, Navan, in took place on Januai y 5 in tne convent fcfB^to* Imprisonment for life. A fewof Elpbin, la negotiating with the Con­ life. Castlelyons. O'Brien—-On Jan, Mr. Henry P. Lyman, editor of the 1817, and at an early age entered May­ chapel. Cardinal Logue presided, and ,«MMKh» ego ho wa* liberated after bo- gested Districts Board for the purchase 7, at Sovereign street, Cionakiity, El- Waterford Star, was liberated from nooth College, in which he was or­ Rev Michael Quinn, Adm., officiated a* l^Se^F^B^tf^^ * British vt Lougfaglyira House and demesne tor ^o. Q Bjlen, Waterford prison on the morning of dained. -Leaving Maynooth, be spent celebrwant. timjoOn. Of course be it broken down the purpose of converting the one hun­ KERRY.—On Jan. 6- Father Jan. 6. where he had undergone a term some years in Paris at the Irish col­ The annual meeting of the Arruigfc- lit health and unable to work; there­ dred acres of land into a training place O'Leary's Irish play, "An Sprid" fol­ of two months' imprisonment under the lege In 1862 he was appointed C. C. Catholic Reading Rom was held) Jan in* the people are making provision fur agriculturists and the house Into lowed by a concert, was given at Ca­ Coercion Act. A large crowd had as­ at Trim, where he labored for some 4, Rev. Michael Quinn, Adm., (pres tswjlim; they consider him a victim a technical training school. He in­ hirclveen, in aid of the O'Connell Me­ sembled outside the prison gate to years. From Trim he was transferred ldent), in the chair. There was a very el, British vengeance. tends to place both under the care of morial Church, now open for divine welcome him. On his liberation, Mr. to Moyvore, County Westmeath, and large attendance of members. Th€ ffHe funeral of the late Mt Fallon, the Salesian Brothers. service, though unfinished and burden­ Lynam was warmly shaken bands with there be mlniBterejJLfo£. seven-years. statement of accounts was submitted, toolc place on Dec. 22 to St. •Mrs. aheerla, BrldgecartronrBaTiy- ed with death. The entertainment was by those who were afforded" tneroppor­ In 1872 he was appointed parish priest irtrowrnga-tralaoce to credit. cemetery. A large number f»rnon, died Jan. 4, aged 62 years, deep- held In the butter market The per- tunity of greeting him. of Kilbride, Dunderry and Roblnstown CAVAN—The funeral of Mrs. Rose Aiaenry and Lougbrea attended. ly and widely regretted. The funeral formers acquitted themselves In fine in which parishes he labored with zeai Flood Lower Bridge Street, Belturbet JBT*. the meeting of the Ballinasloe to Klllelan churchyard was one of the style and gave satisfaction in the ren- and piety to the close of his long and took place December 9 to the ancient mirdlans lately a letter was read from largest ever seen in the locality, and dering of their parts. Mr. O'Donnell, LIENST3R i "busy career. cemetery attached to Drumlane Abbey, pB^^jiUwn Duffy, M. P., acknowledg- the long line of cars, horsemen, and M. P, delivered a practical speech In QUEEN'S—Miss M. A. Piercy, Kll- and was numerously attended. Fathei CARLOW.—Tho United Irish League ^1^'the receipt of the Board's resolu- pedestrians testified to the respect in Irish and English. dellig, was found dead in her room on John Brady officiated at the interment Is extending its influence over the '^•Um about the reinstatement of the which the family 1B held. in connection with the epidemic of Jan 4. A gun. which was Just dis­ and at the requiem services In th* county i na way that jgives the utmost IIJMsBjtod tenants. He was glad that the SLIGO.—Mr. John O'Dowd, M. P., typhus fever at Cahirclveen, which has charged, was found In the room De­ church. pleasure to all who are truly National lnasloe Guardians had the fore- and Mr. Peter Cawley,, Co. C, visited now subsided, a death of a very sad ceased, on regaining consciousness, in teeling. DERBY.—Rev. Francis O'Nell pas­ It to put this Question before the Mr. J. P. Farrelt, M. P.. in Sllgo jail nature has to be recorded, and one said she was sorry for it tor of lskaheen, died JTanuary 7, deep­ DUBLIN—Mr. T. fcfctsrthy editor Conference. They should not Jan. 3. Mr. Farreli is in good Health which has evoked deepest sorrow Right Rev. Monsignor Murphy, pas­ ly mourned by his parishioners. of the Irish People, Dublin, on Jan. 7, p>r^ their representatives on the and spirits and Is reeelveing visits among the members of the House Com- tor of Maryborough, was one of those Mr. Gilbert Craig, solicitor, Derry, '?$?•*.•*% rsmilgCd^ference. but the Ballinasloe was conveyed to Mountjoy Prison, Dub­ mltteemittee of the South infirmary, who composed the Irish pilgrimage to was found dead in the Continental ho Qnarrllinii may be satisfied that the from Nationalists. lin, to serve two months' Imprisonment Cork City, and the medicine and nars- Rome last October. On Jan 4, In the tel, Paris, December 30. It was stat­ ;|fippii^f»^*jt would not accept a land The annual bazaar in aid of the Con under the Coercion Act, for publishing vent "of Me7cyrs"llgo."*;s"held~in"the |ng staff 0fthat Institution. November Catholic Young Men's Society, to com­ ed that be was returning from Monte jjlkittutt' would not contain provision H United Irish League reports. * last the epidemic made Its appearance memorate this event, Rt Rev Mon­ Carlo. rtoirUie restoration of the wounded sol- Town Hail from Jan. 7 to Jao 9. and At a meeting of the Privy Council Was a most successful function from in Cahirclveen. Among the nursing signor Murphy was presented - with a With regret we chronicle the death |*Uwi: pf i the land war. held in Dublin Castle, Jan. 3, Lord f$ K$ Sisters selected to attend the fever- magnificent album, having this Inscrip­ of James Donohue, aged 11 years, f,,Jji^\|*o. me^thig* announced to be aiijpoints, i""*"—. stricken patients was Miss Anna Fit* Mayo, for the first time, was sworn in 1# The funeral of the late Mr. Francis ," *: . ." . tion on It: "AddresB from the people wblch happened on January 5 at his r^fff&mfw pwien of Monlyea 6n New ' " one of the Lord Justices of Ireland, 7 gerald, of Listowel, and one of the of Maryborough to the Right Rev Mon- home. No. 11 Wellington street, Derry ^i^^^ay'aofl proclaimed'by the gov- . J. Oolan, Sllgo, took place Jan. 2 The to administer the country in the ab­ |fe>4manBent, were Held, one at midnight cortege from Sllgo to Carrickatempie most prominent ladies of the highly Bignor Murphy, D. D." The design is He was second son of Mr Michael fe trained and efficient nursing staff at­ sence of Lord Dudley in the South of Celtic, and the Interlacing and orna­ Donohue, a highly respected citizen oi ^|fe^^esSay night, in the village of *M the largest ever seen in the dis- Prance. Lord Mayo was one of the llpm^ejrln, and several meetings on Met. tached to the South infirmary. Nurse mental lettering are neatly executed Derry The funeral was very numer­ Fitzgerald devoted herself with seal landlords' representatives at the recent after the designs from the Book of ously attended. *'"""'"' jrwlayf in different parts of the par- conference on the land settlement quos Kells. The first page contains hand to ministering to the needs of those DONEGAL.—Mr. John O'Donnell, oi notwlthstandlng the army of po- toln in Dublin. painted views of the Town Hall, the MONSTER committed to her charge, and so faith­ the Postofflce, Bruckless, died Bee. 23, ftm drafted into Monivea to suppress Mr. John Dillon, M. P., arrived in parish church and the Rock of Dun- fully had she discharged her duties aged 70 years. The funeral, which , As soon is the proclamations CLARE.—Sister M. Adolphus Kerln, Dublin Jan. 8. He Bald: "We had a amaise. On the title page is a photo- * that great praise was bestowed upon was the largest and most representa­ '-TJr?* issued a copy was served on Mr. of the Convent of Mercy, Ennls, died delightful voyage and I feel- Improved garph of Monsignor Murphy, and a her. The deceased bad charge of the tive In the district for many years, ^ ., Hjggins, chairman of the January 8, aged 66 years. She was a In health. The doctors, however, say painting of the parochial house with Fever Hospital, Cahirclveen. the per- bore testimony of the esteem in which r^»e«*h Galway Executive United Irish member of an old and respected family " i Corcoran, with "one that after so severe an Illness 1 should the heading of the address in Celtic let­ maneDt nur 8e> M sa deceased was held The interment XMgjfte, and on Mr. McQann, secretary of Ennis. take no part in public affairs before tering. Then followed the address :; of the Sisters of Mercy, both of whom took place on Christmas Day after the jst liie'local branch. Arrangements Brother James John Redmond, of now recovered, having been pros- the opening of the session of Parlia­ with the names of the subscribers with nave masses, at Klllaghtee. The Rev. P, •w*s% Immediately made to hold a mid- the Christian Brothers' Schools, Ennis* ment in February. Up. Dillon has re­ which were Introduced views of the trated with fever. When, however, the A. Dunley officiated t^|ll»i*'meetlng.at Curreferrin. Word tymon, died December 29. .• He was disease had almost been eradicated, covered from the severe Illness which Presentation Convent, the Christian Brothers' Schools, the round tower of During the recent thunderstorm •**!»'sent around and the hour appoint* born In the city of Dublin, May. 1828. the self-sacrificing' Sister fell a victim he Buffered during his visit to the v^ttt Cfftrreferrln was in a blase. People He was a pupil of the author of "The United States. Kildare, St. Peter's, Rome and the Pa­ which passed over County Donegal, to the malady. As a mark of respect the parochial house of Drumkeen was ; tame from ail directions carrying torch collegians," Brother Gerald Qrlffln, On Jan. 7 Mr. Joseph F. Keogh. held pal Arms. to Miss Fitzgerald's memory, and in destroyed by a thunderbolt. The ^ghts, and a big fire was lighted on of the Christian Brothers. At the an auction of the effects of the late recognition of her services the Very WESTMEATH.—Most Rev. Dr. Gaff- house, which was intended for the •5-ieii'- top' of the Knockroe, which was eraly age of 16 years, Brother Red­ Mr. Patrick Boylan at Avoca Villa, Rev. Canon O'Riordan directed that ney, Lord Bishop of Meath, held an or­ curate. Rev. John McAteer, was almost •^^mk'Jwt milea around. About 11 mond joined the Order and taught In Meath, Road, Bray. The auction was high mass be celebrated Jan. 3 at the dination in the chapel of the Presenta­ ready for occupation. Intelligence ^eiock p. m. Mr. Thomas Higgins, Mr. many of the large towns In Ireland attended by four hundred persons. New Church, Very Rev. Canon cele­ tion Convent, Mulllngar. Jan. 4, when was received by the constabulary at n, Mr. Lallyi Mr, Tannlane and He was superior ot the Christian After selling the drawing room effects brant Rev. James O'Reilly was admitted to Letterkenny, on January 7, that Pat­ v^:Hsrge number from Ryehlll and Mo- Brothers in Nenagh, Ennlscorthy, the crowd descended into tho hall to LIMERICK.—Mr. John Hlckey, of the priesthood. A large number of rick McClafferty, farmer, near Derry- " accompanied by the Abbey and Kingstown, the Cabra Institution, Der- reach the billiard room, -where the Croom, a sterling Nationalist, died Jan. friends of the young clergyman was hassen, Carrigart, had been struck Fife and Drum Band, arrived ry, and- for the last ten years, Bnnls- auction was proceeding, when the ball r^& 1, deeply and widely mourned. present i dead by lightning. The deceased waa ^•meeting commenced. tymon. The inhabitants turned out floor gave way, and forty persons, were On Jan. 2 took place the coercion WEXFORD—The .distribution of 40 years of age. sgAYCv-A naw Town Hall in West- "en masse" to pay the last tribute of In a minute a mass of human figures prosecution of Mr. Jeremiah Buckley, prizes to those successful at the first I was officially opened on Jan. 6, regard to the departed. The remains struggling amid statuary, hall stands, Rev. Francis O'Neill, pastor of Up­ B. L., of the Limerick Leadftr. Limerick County Wexford Feis from the Rath- ' per Moville, died January 7, after a- aong and dramatic entertaln- wore borne by the members of the so- City, for an article In his paper de­ clocks and kindred furniture. For­ garogue school, took place on Jan 4, long period of sickness. He waa or­ dal lty from the monastery through the aouncmg the coercive conduct of the tunately no person was seriously hurt In order bo make the occasion enjoy- ] dained in Long Tower Church by late Jit tb* recent meeting of the West- principal streets, and back to the government toward the Irish people. Patrick Cone and John Kagan. pro­ able a Ceilidh was held. The Rev. j Rt. Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop of Derry, . jrOs* Board of Guardians, Jan. 9, Mr. Brothers' little cemetery, where the in- for exercising the privileges of rfreo ceeding along the strand last week, : Father Hunt O. S. A., New Ross, ex- . forty years ago. His first mission was * '£:.ifi» I. ICeltf presiding, the following terment took place. During the pro- men. He was sentenced to one month found the left hand of a man, appar­ plained how the Gaelic league was I in the parish of Urney, subsequently. :^reMfatlon was adopted, on the motion cession the sodality choir sang hymns. Imprisonment, ently freshly cut off from the wrist : l aiming for an Irish Ireland by the res- ' Donaghmore, and lately iBkaJieen. Dur­ ; '-%ft Mr. John McHale, president of the the bells of the parish church, the con- TIPPERARY.—Mr. John McKeogh, lying opposite the tram shed. Two toratlon of the language, customs and ing his life he was the uncompromising ^i^isfl|Jtayo Executive, U. I. U: "That vent and the monastery were tolled. me nsarrived while the youngsters were Boher. died Dec. 20. The Interment music. The reverend chairman intro­ foe of felonious landlordism and true- ^^•r»va#prove of the report of the Irish Mrs. Mary O'Dea, mother of Rev. examining their find and took it away was In Ballina cemetery and the funer- duced Father Murphy, M. S. 8., Hon. firend of the tenants ot Ireland. A ^:tjsm! Conference, in which the repres- P. J. O'Dea, Roselevan, Ennis. died with them. U was numerously attended. Secretary and Treasurer of the Coun­ vast concourse of laity and clergy at­ J^ljlstiafoea of the landlords and tenants died January 1. Her remains were re­ KILDARE.—The people of the town On the Feast of the Epiphany in the ty Committee. In his address he al­ tended the Solemn Requiem services- '^sljpreei'that the system of dual owner* moved to the Cathedral the day follow­ and district of Mtonasterevan will take ;hurch in I§mly, Most Rev. Dr. Fen- luded to the distinctions achieved by and the funeral. £v f:iS»Mp of Irish land should be abolished. ing, 'and were accompanied by large advantage of the Compulsory Educa­ nelly, Archbishop of Cashet, blessed a the children of the Rathgarogue School DOWN.—Hugh Finlay, Rathfradam. ^I^W^ trust this principle will T>e ad- and representative contingents from tion Act, and for that purpose a com­ beautiful pulpit made of marble. The one of the pupils having secured a first street, Banbrldge, died suddenly Jan. lipiMii to. in any land bill the govern- Doora, Barefleld, and Ennis, by her im­ mittee has been appointed. The com­ H ceremonies commenced with mass at prize at the County Wexford Feis. 7. aged 57 years. may introduce into the Parlla- mediate relatives. mittee fixed Jan. 10 for the purpose of 12 o'clock, celebrated by the Rev. M. Great credit was due to Father Bolger, FERMANAGH.—Father Joseph Cui- Mothing less will settle the land CORK.—The death of Mr. James electing a secretary and inspector. Devane, Emly, after which His Grace Rathgarogue, for encouraging the llvan, of Aghabog parish, died Jan. 5„ :£,4iss»tloiiL". Dromey, merchant, Doumcara, iear Ma­ KILKENNY.—Thi funeral of tha formally unveiled and dedicated the teaching of the national language in aged 58 years, deeply regretted. H^ A vast demonstration of United Irish croom, occurred suddenly, January 7, late Rev. Walter Walsh, P. P., Bally- pulpit. The base and column are of his schools and for his efforts to have was a native of Eskra. H&eaguers was held in Claremorris r \ and the sad event was deeply mourned. 5reen serpentine, and the plinth, bal­ hale, took place on Jan. 4 and was one the language revived as the national James Scalan, who resided near Ir- , Xvffm»- *• It was the largest held during The funeral obsequies of Sister Mary ustrade and steps are red marble. The of the largest that has ever taken : language. A great number of songs vinestown, on the road to Ederney, was ;fj$lm past twenty years. The people Michael (Lane) were held at the Cloif'- upper part of the pulpit is of white place In the Ossory diocese, people and orations in Irish were delivered found dead on the mountain there WiOJune on foot from districts many milr -i nkilty Convent on January 5. Deceased marble, relieved with columns of onyx from all parts of the diocese as well •> Uvtrnxt and the attendance was aupple- and the Irish dances were gone through Deceased, who was 96 years of age, -belonged to one of the most respecta­ ind other marbles. The plan of the as from Waterford, attending to testi­ WICKLOW.—John .Parker, farmer, went on Jan. 3 to cut rods, and not »s jmented by parties from Castlebar, ble families in Cork, ad had for years pulpit is an Irregular octagon; on the fy to the esteem in which the reverend JJ* Weetport and Ballina. Some of the aged 85 years, a resident of Ballygrif- having returned at the usual hour his devoted herself to God's service. Rt. center panel is a group in relief rep­ gentleman was held The interment v ^dlsrtrlcts had their bands and banners, fin, was found drowned in gripe on his family became alarmed and a search Rev. Dr. Kelly, Bishop of Ross, presid­ resenting the preaching of St. Alibe. took place in the cemetery attache! «nd at the commencement of th ..oet- farm on Jan. 3. was made with lanterns, hut to ao s ed. The other panels are filled with foli­ to the church in Ballyhale. The rev­ ^.Ing the whole space in the «'um' of avail. He was found on Monday An Important meeting of the Dun- age- and tracing, and the shields con­ erend celebrant of the high moss was The remains of a man, name un­ ^4be town, at the point where the chief morning lying on his back with his manway Colsde Coenntair was held on tain emblems of the Passion and of the Rev William Cassia, Adm., St known, were found in the Wicklow ~!ftthoroughfare intersects, was densely arms stretched out, his stick in one December 28 in St. Patricks Hall, Dun- the Evangelists, Mary's. ' Mountains, in the district of Donara ^piaoTted. Very Rev. Archdeacon KU- hand and a reaping hook in the other. manway, to consider the report of The Very Rev. Cenon CahilU, of Tip- KING'S.—Mrs. Mary O'Keeffe, of Police BarrackB, on Jan. 8. An in­ alseany presided. He and .William He was partly covered with snow, from Mr. Murphy, district teacher, on the perary, died Jan. 3. During the past Sharragh, Rathcabbin. died on Christ­ quest was held and a verdict of death ki&Brlen Conor O'Kelly and Father Mc- caused by exposure was rendered. The which it is inferred he had fallen be­ progress of the movement in the dis- fifty years he was a prominent figure mas Day, deeply regretted. The ':4&tm delivered orations. remains appeared to have lain several fore the storm began. trict, and discuss schemes for the ad­ In the ranks of the Irish Nationalist funeral to Ardcroney was numerously W, A fine meeting of Nationalists was weeks on the mountain. A large and enthusiastic meeting vancement of the same throughout movement Canon Cahill was born in attended. 'ffittg/BL lately in Irishtown for the pur- of the Nationalists of the parish of the district. 1819, in the then portion of Mullena- Mr. Hogan, Birr, who was sentenced An inquest was held on Dec. 31, at 4>0ee of organizing a branch of the Derrygonnelly was held lately in a field Recent Deaths in Cork.—Williams— hone parish, subsequently transferred to three months' imprisonment by the Arklow. on the body of a young woman Wetted Irish League. Mr. J. O'Donnell, a short distance from the town for Jan. B, at 7 Richmond Hill, Mary Will­ to Drangan. His ordination as priest Removables at Birr under the Coer­ Emily Kelly, a servant In the employ­ •t. P., drove out from Claremorris, and cion Act, was liberated Jan. 2 with M. ment of the Rev. Dr. Bluett, rector of the purpose of reorganizing the branch o>* mentoring the historic little town iams. Collins—On Jan. 4 at Gar- took place in Maynooth in 1849. and 8, that tlm Glennon. Mr. Reddy, M. P., who was Delgany. Mr. James Murray, Coroner of the United Irish League. ipel With a very hearty reception. ranjames, Mogeely, Hanorah Collins.— nce e zealously worked out hls sentenced on the same occasion, is for East Wicklow, held the inquiry, MONAGHAN—-The remains of Pat' lumbers were present from Bal- McCarthy—Jan. 5, at Glantane, Mallow sacred mission In Thurles, Tipper- still in prison. at which it transpired that deceased, rick Gavin, aged 24 years, of Aghabog,. and Milltown. Irishtown and Jeremiah McCarthy, at a ripe old age. ary, Knockavella, Murroe. Lattln, and An Irish concert was held In Ban- while walking the previous day with were found in the canal at Smithbor* *fi«ghnding districts turned out to a —Murphy—On Jan. 5, at South In- Anally Tipperary as pastor. Office, fol- lowed DT agher on New Year's night. It was her fiance, Charles Howard, In the ough on January 4. He had been miss­ an showing that the old spirit of flrmary, Denis Murphy, formerly of Requiem High Mass, was organized in aid of the National schools neighborhood of Klllencarrlg, sudden- ed since December 20 last. noti an was brilliant. The proceed- Rathpeacon. Riordan—On Jan. 4, at solemnized in St Michael's Church for lags ended in a thorough organization 23 Roche's Row, Annie Riordan. the deceased. Most Rev. Dr. Fennelly of the parish, and held under the pat­ V fell dead on the road. They were Father Joseph Cullivan, pastor, of at the *rCWtdle,of the Land League." Mulcahy—At 13 Ashburton, Mary Mul- Archbishop of Cashel, celebrant ronage of the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Red­ returning from Blacklion when near Aghabog, died January 5, aged it Om the ^proposition, of Mr. P. Nolan, cany. Murphy—Jan 6, at Clonma- WATERFORD.—The Executive of dy. Thera was an overflow attendance Burnaby Farmyard Lodge she felt diz­ years, deeply regretted. Father Ctd- MMMdeft'^'lair. M. Garry, Rev. P. cow, Kilmurry, John Murphy. Pe- the Wes* Waterford branches of the and the numbers on the program were zy, and at the same moment fell down. llvan was a native of Eskra, Ferman­ Unlted Irlsh Dr. Eclles, medical officer, stated that agh. During life he was an earnest MtaGIrr $g$Ih»Chair amid loud cheer- ters—At Western Road, on Jan. 6, league held a meeting in most warmly received. the town hft11 death was due to syncope, n -jgravated TnWfl&wr.vChninnati said that he John J. Peters. Corkery—On Jan. ' Dungarvan, lately. Mr. LONGFORD.—Mr. Thomas Devlne, Worker in the National cause. to ihank.$$U1 for hating asked 6, William Corkery, Sr., tailor. p- P' Walsh, Tallow, presided and de- Richmond street, Langsford, Jan, 6, by tight lacing. Christopher Mullen, Rackwallace, to MMp.pfer BWSh A large meet Moore—At Tallow, on Jan. 4, Joanna leered a most patriotic address. The was married to Miss Forrest, Clorn- was found dead on the roadside near TrajWiftlMft'tat the old, old Moore, BaUyannon, Midleton, aged 82 Government is persecuting Mr. Walsh coos©. ULSTER his home recently. He had been bs Ballybay, and the weather being ex­ • iiMt»J^Irish and th« years. Bourke-On Jan. 5, at 10 'or his suPport of the Uaited Iri8h A concert in aid of St, Mary's church tremely cold he Buccumbed. for the People." _^.__ Grattan street, pr. John Bourke, M. D. ^fue; , . . . . , was held In Granard on Jan. 6. II ANTRIM.—W. H. Macartney, Tory t TYRONE—Miss Mollle Devlin, m funeral of the late *&. JfidWMd late of Weatport, County Mayo. Col- The following Is w extract from the was a grand success. member of Parliament, for South An? j flaaual re of er P wer daughter of Mr. James Devlin, Market Bwinford. took riSOtf."J «ns-On Jan.V, Willie Collins, 21 May- T P°^ .^ . ^ ^ ^ LOUTH.—Hon. .Sir .Daniel .Dixon trim, has been appointed deputy mas­ Jm. $ ftmK&U&^^ ce8au BtS?ct" ^f Waterford and Lis- Lord Mayor of Belfast, has purchased ter ot tha mint in London. ~ street, Onagh, died on Christmas Dec- . Ravensdale P*rtc, a line sett la Cow 1 A concert was held|in Bsllycastli aged 16 years. V

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