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ter the auspices of the local branch at meeting of tb«» corporation. The boa ford, took place at the residence of her N. T.. and P 1* Burns, treasurer Mr more.- It Y AN-On April 4. at La<& the United Irish league. Cooringenus orable secretary. I'ubJlu Colste Ceanu- parents on April '£. Deceased was only 8BWS FEOI IRELAND Convery having tfu«lernl bin resign andorra. ey with bands and banners attended from talr. wrote that the Colxte had de ulhVv wf t*«*irptur>. uii 'In Ityao. D'Kt.iKVKV on Maivb 3«i. KHtormer. Augbrim. Kilreecle, Cspna- to make a doiiutlon of $2M to the Bryan Kiernan, Bunlahy district, motion of the f-bulrmnu J. B. tiaivln Bridget (l'idgici. daughter uf I*r. tagle Bullaan, Kilaieen. Mollagh, New* ALL. THE HAPPENINGS OP INTER­ funds <>f the college. The general sec­ passed away ou April l at a venerable was elected to fill that post. O'tfearney. Rock view TKI>F0RI»-| Dm. Kjlcoimell and other places. Pat­ EST IN THE QLD COUNTRY. retary of the Gaelic league wrote that age. The funeral to Granardkille was FSRMANAQH^-TH* death of Rich On Dec. ^r». liKifi. during voyage from rick JenningB was moved to the chair. the Colste Gnatba would give the same one of the largest witnessed in the dis­ ard McVIniiiiH took place March 14 nl San Francisco to yui-enstov^n, Amy At a put/lic mooting hold in the town support to the college as to the Mun trict within living memory. What Is B«ing Don* by tht Poople at Boaleu The decease*) was an exten Rose, dearly beloved wife of Captain halL Tuam, on Feb. 10, a committee star and Conuaugbt colleges. After mess a meeting of the pariah- '„ Mem* — Gossip From All th# slve farmer and merchant. E. E. Tedford an«l daughter of Captain was formed for the purpose of raising A vory intoreeting ceremony took loners of Tang was held to consider Countiea of the Enter- MONAOHAN.—At Xt%« opsnino of tht and Mrs. Perry of Cork city. HA<*K funds for the wife and children of the place in the schools attached to St. Ma steps to erect a monument to the mem •Id ltl». Castleblayuey ijuartcr sessions a few ETT—April 6, at I»ubllu hill, Bartholo­ late Thomas Higgins. who spent his ry's Dominican convent on March 25 ory of the late Rather Killian, Tang days ago Judge Craig was presented mew Hackett.— Ml'RPHY-On March Hfe in the service of the people and in the presence of the Very Rev. Canon LOUTK.—A deputation waited upor with white gloveu, there heing no crlm 5, at Marseilles, Thomas F. Marpby of died In bis bear of victory. Murphy, director of the Sodality of the chief secretary for Ireland ItrtPly Inal cases. Carrignavar and manager for Uowdall LEITR1M. — A month's mind offices TJlstor Children of Mary; Very Rev. Father at the house of commons for the pur Mr*. Mary Owens, Olaeodrummond Bros., Liverpool. LYNCH- On April and solemn requiem mass for the re­ Cullen, 8. J., rector of Belvltiere col pose of asking th( assistance of the - ANTRIM.—A lid acoidant ooourred passed away Feb. 27. The interment 6. Patrick Lynch, 42 Bank; plaee, pose of the soul of the late Peter Kil­ lege, founder of this sodality; mother government in improving the port and recently at Bally keel, near Lame. took place ut Aghabog. The numljrr Mallow, youngest son of the late Pat­ kenny of Kiltyfea was lately offered LB prioress and community and a large harbor of Drogheda. Two brothers named Barr, aged ten that followed the remains testified to rick and Margaret Lynch, Ourteen. Cloone Catholic church. gathering of Children of Mary The oc­ MEATH. — Miss rtsto Frtzsimnrtont and five years, were amusing them­ the esteem in which tbe deceased wus King's county. HICICEY-On April A meeting of the Mohitl Faugh-a- late national teacher of Frayne, Ath selves In an outhouse, playing at hav held. 4, at 118 Industry place. Thomas Hick- casion was the silver Jubilee of the so­ Bailagb Hurling and Football club was tag a "circus." How the accident bap- dality, founded Feb. 27, 1881. by the boy, died March 26 at the home of hei A great Gaelic concert w«i hold I' ey, stonecutter DALY -On April 5, recently held In the league rooms for petted Is not known, but ID some way at l>urah, Ballymartle. Ballfrnhaaalg, Very Rev. J. A. Cullen, 8. J., Oardlner parents in Sunimerbank, Oldcastle, ai the purpose of appointing officers for tbs slilsr brother was banged by a Monaghan town lately, under the aus street, Dublin. the early age of thirty-one years. Six pices of the (Jaellc leujfues and the Karl Daly. M'CKETT-On Apil 6, 1906. The following were elected: rope which be bad around his neck, Recent Deaths in Dublin.—DUNNE— months ago she resigned teaching on (Jaellc Athletic association. The pro at fi5 Lower road. Cork. John Duckett. President, John O'Neill; vice president. life being extinct when assistance ar KERRY,—On March 30, in Dublin, April 4. at 14 Bussell place, N. C. road, account of bad health. £>. Kelly; deputy vice president, Frank: rived. gramme was appreciated. The concert opened with an Irish chorus charming­ died Mary Teresa, wife of Stephen Mc­ Peter Dunne. FARBELL—April 3, Witliam Boytavn of Dunbeyne wn Klynn; aecretartes, Messrs. P. Henrr A young man named Frank Buck was ly rendered by the boys of the < "hrls Donnell of H4 Main street. Bray, and at Terenure, Sarah Farrell. OALLA the victim of a shocking aceideqt late and P. Dolan; treasurer, T. McGlvney; recently walking over the highest por­ tlan Brothers' schools. eldest daughter of I'atrick Bradley, 9 OHER—April 4. at 61 Mulgrave street, ly. He was assisting in getting a horse captain, P. Moore; vice chairman, C. tions of the Cave hill, Belfast, and fell Kingstown, Elizabeth Gallagher.— and load of hay Into Mr. Gleeson's Gannon; committee, D. Kelly, F. Crea­ TYRONE.—Work on tht eonstructior Nelson street. Tralee over a precipice. He struck the ground M'TERNAN April 4, at the presby yard. 6 Newmarket, Dublin, and put mer, F. Flynn, G. Hill, John O'JSelU. 8. of the Hrrabane and I^etlerkenny rail A men named Bowler, from Garry- Wltb dreadful force, sustaining Injuries tery, Klllasnett, Very Rev. Stephen bis back against the hind part of the Gllroy, C. Gannon, P. Henry, K. Ellis, road Is progressing rapidly, nadur. wlieo getting into his cur lu of a terrible nature. He was removed MeTernan, P. P., M. U. I. A, aged cart While he was in this position one P. Dolan and A Gunning. Patriok Laver*y, Ardatrivw, has beer John street. I>lngte. March 31. foil, his to a IwBpltal, but never regained con ninety-seven years. In Jhe sixtieth yeai of the bands broke, the cart heeledt up, appointed a land commissioner, and bin head striking the road, and a fatal In­ Some particulars of a lost Irish art seioasnoss and died. Deceased resided of his sacred ministry.— MULLEN— and Boylan was caught under it. selection has given satisfaction. jury was oustalned. He was aged six­ were given by the Rev. Joseph Meehan ttt East Dulwlcb, In South London, and April 3. Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen A meeting in connection with) tht ty years. QUEEN'8—Mr*. Marry Deevy of Pal­ in a paper read by him lately at a had only arrived In Belfast on a vlait BARKY-March SO. at 136 James Btrabnne Krass and Keed lusnd was The remain* of an old man namod las died March 21, aged eighty-eight meeting of the Royal Society of Anti­ to his parents. street, David Barry, aged thirty-seven held In the boll. Barrack street lately, Michael Council of Deerpark, near Llx- years, deeply mourned. She was a quaries of Ireland, entitled, "The Josteph Devlin, M. P., and John T. years. - M'HENRY-April 6, at Mary Bev. H. Mc(ilynu in the chair* Over naw, were found in o river half a mile daughter of the late William Ma lone Arms of the O'Rourkes; a Metal Cast­ Donovan, solicitor, both of Belfast, ar­ ville, Anglesea road, Ballsbridge, Eva forty names were handed in. and It from bis home March 31 His dwell­ of Derry and niece of the late Father ing From the County Leltrim Seven­ rived in Home on March 15. Among McIIenry—M'CARTIIY-April 5, at was decided to start practice. ing was burned some months ago, and John Kinsella, KJllelgb teenth Century Foundries." Father the courtesies extended to the Irish Waterfall Villa, Drumcondra (the resi­ Justice Meredith tat at Upper Mer it was believed that he was in it at the WE8TMEATH. — The lolemn office Meehan In the couTpe of his paper. Il­ parliamentary delegates was a special dence of her won lu-law, M. F. McClren lustrated by limelight slides, referred rlou street. I'ublin. lately for the pur time. Investigations are being made. and requiem mass for the repose of the invitation to the 8t. Patrick's banquet ahan, B. L.i. Annie, widow of the late pose of allocating the purchase money soul of the late Richard Hhaw, Tultes to the existence of the County Leitrtm at the Irish college. They were receiv­ On April 5 the obsequies of the late Denis Florence McCarthy, aged seven of extensive Iron works at the period ed In prlvato audience by the pope, of an estate of the I>uke of Abercorn Slstpr Paul tK>gan In the cbapel of the town, were celebrated March 20 in Col called the Manor ut I>ox»elong. in < 'ouu ty-nlne years. — - BUTLER-March 31, linstown church, aad the very large referred to. The last furnace In con­ being introduced by the vice rector of Oahlrcivet'n*Presentation com ent with Agnes Teresa (Agglei Butler, aged flf nection with these works was allowed the Irish college. Very Rev. Father Ha- ty Tyrone. The amouui of the pur and representative funeral took place solemn requiem high mass. Very Itev. teen yeare, 15 Armstrong street, Har to go out In the year 1765. That was gan. His holiness treated his visitors chase money was f25.5.">3 After the to Rathconnell cemetery. Canon O'Kiordan, Cahlrclveerx, cele­ oldseroas.—CAKUOLL-April 1. a! near Drumshamgo, and the furnace with tho greatest cordiality, expressing payment of estate duty, the costs of The funeral of the late Miss J&rsnie brant; Her M. Mrt'arthy. Cahlrclveen, 46 Tow mend street, Dublin. John Car was allowed to go out for want of fuel, his commendation of thein and the sale and some small It emu the residue Houllston, Austin friars, Mulllngar, deacon, and the Rev. \V O'Connor, Ca roU, aged nineteen years. PAR- with abundance of coal to be had for Irish party. He wished the envoys a goes to the duke's trustees, I>ord btrclveen. sutKleacon, after which the took place March 2t!fxom the cathetiral Claude Hamilton and Justice Ross. NELL— April 6, Annie I'arnell, K. de tne taking within a mile of the spot successful mission and imparted to funeral took place to the cemetery In and was very numerously attended. The lecturer dealt with the subject of them the papal blessing M. (relict of the late James Pamela WEXFORD.—J. J. Bourne, Newtown- the convent grounds. The cortego was aged thirty-seven years, at High street, the coat of arms of the O'Rourkes, ARMAGH.—An inqueet was held on large and representative, comprising barry. who was in the National bank wrought in one of the County Leltrim Dublin. KICK-April «, at St Do in Wexford and Newtownbarry, has March 30 on the body of Samuel Rodg Munster the inhabitants of the town and great loughs, John It Ice, Grange, Baldoyle. foundries about 1688. The work was ers of Ballydougan, killed by a run­ been appointed clerk of the petty ses­ numbers from the country districts. ROAJUDMAN April 2, at G Melrose a specimen of a lost Irish art and was away pony and trap In Queen street. CLARE. — Mrs. Bridget Marrinsn, sions court at Shillelagh. County Wick- Mrs. Cathorini L/ona, an a*teemexi avenue. Falrview. Mary Boardman.— an example of the great advance which Lurgan. The pony was driven by Its Derrymore. KnulKtytuon, died March low. resident of l>ungh. Llstowel, died on CARROLL- April 3. at Ranelagh ave­ had been made by the metal workers owner, Edward Murruy of Bailey leney. 81, deeply regret ted. 8bo was sister The Free Preae of April 7 printecf se April 1. aged sixty-six years, deeply nue, I>ublln. Matthew Carroll, aged in the County Leltrim and In metal who explained that be could not con­ to Bev. Francis Caealdy, admlnlstra follows: "Evidence of native success is mourned. twenty-seven years. CACLKIELI)— working generally. The casting is, said trol tho pony The Jury found that tor, Llsdoonvarna. always gratifying, but in the cose 6f The death of Re>v. Daniel Foley of April 8, at 8t. Catherine's, South Circu­ Father Meehan, in the possession of death was due to fracture of the sltull M. J. Carmody hat baton tlocted town Pierce & Co., who have at all times Tarbert took place April 8. The de­ lar road. Kate Caulfleld. DALY- Denis O'Rourke, Arglna. a retired na­ caused through his being knocked clerk of Ennls In place of E. Mini ken. displayed a patriotic enterprise, it Is tional schoolteacher. Father Meehan ceased arrived at the patriarctial age Aprll 1. at the North City infirmary. down by Murray's pony and trap, but who resigned The new official had particularly welcome, and their many also dealt with much of the history of of eighty-eight and was sixty years a Joseph tHuyden) Daly, for thirty-two that no blame attached to tho latter. been bookkeeper in Meutirs. Mclner wellwlshers will be glad to learn that tne Country Iyeltrtm In the seventeenth priest years a help in the University Press, neys', Heury street, I»ublla. they sent lately by tbe steamship Wex­ century, including the vicissitudes N. Connolly, Keady, diad on March 31. LIMERICK.—Tree tenants on the T. C. 1).— MOHAN-April 2, Wllllarn J Deatn came unexpectedly, but found CORK.—A window deserving of spe­ ford via Liverpool a consignment of whleh overtook the leading native O'OrJHy ostate lately presentexl Kev. James Moron, architect, eldest son ol him fortified by tho rites of the church, cial notice has been inserted In. the sixty-two mowing machines and a families W. Casey, wtxo took a prominent part Michael and Charlotte Moran, Dun- the Rev. Canon Coyne having attended mortuary chapel attaened to 8t. Pat­ number of other agricultural imple­ on behalf of the tenants on the O'Gra- mara, Howth road, Clontarf, and Low i : the deceased. rick's church, Fermoy It eonslBts of ments destined to work in the harvest MAYO.—James Ward wae visited two upright lights, with a tracery piece, dy estate In their purchase settlement, er Dorset street—DOW LI NO— April Lately In Castlebar Jail by his wife and CAVANt—Mr, Bannon, acting dark of fields of France." and contains the figures of the Mater with an address of thanks. 2, Joseph Dowllng, oi Ixswer Mount other relatlvea He was fairly welL the Bawnboy union, has been elected After 108 years the initial steps were Doloroso and St. Josopti. The pope r«o*lve>d on March 31 in street, 48 Upper Dorset street.— Four months of bis nine months' term at clerk In succession to Mr. McQov- taken on a recent Sunday to perpetuate The oommittee in ohargt of the me­ private audlenco .VIgr O'Kiordan, rec­ KENNY-Aprll 2, at 114 Seville place. are past and he faces the other five *m, retired. the memory of the brave men of Wex­ morial to the lato Very Rev. Canon tor of the Irish college, and congratu­ North Strand, James Kenny (formerly with a stout heart. The Nationalists Jamat Smyth, •addlar, formerly of 20 ford who made a glorious stand against Hegmrty lately met at Upper Clanmlre lated him on bis recovery. Mgr. O'Rl- provision merchant, 43 Capel street) of (Tharlestown have subscribed $42 Main street, Cnvan, died March 13 at the English soldiery at the Three under the presidency of Itov. Thomas ordan presented Peter's pence from MOCKLEK—April 1, at Clevedon, toward a testimonial fund. Ma residence, 56 Blackbeatb road. Bocks, Barntown. In the year *D8. 8h Ink win, pastor, for tho purpose of the dloceso of Cloyne 18a Oarvllle road, Rathgar. Patrick J. Oho of the largest funorala seen in Oreenwlch, London. Among those present were: Rev. Fa­ considering tenders from some of tho The fantral of tHe late John Qtary, Mocklor. late superintendent D. M. P vFestport district was that of the late Thtv death of Mrs. McCsbe, Cullsntra. ther Hartley. Barntown; Nicholas K.e- principal sculptors in Oork city. Tho BUlmurry. Feenagh. to the family bur WHITMORK April 1. at the Mater MCTB. Caravan, Oarrowholly, which Drang, occurred March 21. hoe, Wexford; Patrick Mulllns, Joseph memorial will take tne shape of a ial place at Ne%vtown. Shandrum. hospital. Catherine Frances Whltmore, went to Aughgower, March 24 An old and esteemed retldent of Whelan, Pierce I>onnelly, Patrick Ayl- beautiful Celtic CTOSB over the grave County Cork, consisted of 200 vehicles Wexford, aged twenty years. CT7L- "Ai the Westminster coroner's court, Cootetolll In the person of Mrs. McEulff, ward, John Clancy, P. Culleton, Pat­ at Carrlgnavar and a njural tablet In and was n striking manifestation of LKN-Aprll 5, at the Hospice For the London, recently, an Inquiry was held Bridge street, passed away on March each of the churches of Kiverstowu Dying, HaroldBcrosa, Philip Cullen, 1 rick Leary, Thomas Ma lone. Michael 22. As far back as 1870 aho Was ap­ popular sympathy and respect. foncerning the death of Annie St and I'pper Olanmlre. Henry place. DAGO—April 6, at 2 Lark In, W. Delaney, Myles Phillips, pointed under the will of tho late Itov. Leger Fitzgerald, aged flfty-Beven. A aentation was oaused In Mallow St. Joseph street. Thomas Dagg.— William Flood. Michael Maddock ITorenco O'Reilly, pastor. Drumgoon. E>v1dence was given thnt deceased De* and Its onvIrons by the anaouncement MAHER At 37 8t Peter's road. Phibs- (Olynn), John Kenoe (Olynn). Edward one of the trustees for the distribution longed to a County Mayo family, but of the death of J. J FltZKerald, B. A.. borough. Michael Maher, of OS Upper Brady (Olynni. James Ryan. Timothy «f the annual charitable bequest for had lost all her money She -was in M. C. ('., chairman urban ™uuty coun Connors, Luke Hynes, I>aurence If ar the deserving poor of the parish, and CAR LOW.—In tho chapel of Ctrlow Dorset street (second son of Joseph receipt of a pension of $126 annually .(...- ell. which took place at bis residence per (Wexford). Philip Keating, Patrick faithfully and Judiciously she discharg­ college lately. Most Rev I>r. Foley, Maher. Hbunsklll. Templetnorei, aged from the Distressed Irish ladles* fund April fl after a very brief Illness. Mr forty-four years - WALSH —April 4. Cullen. John Breen, Martin 'W'lckham. and latterly did work for St. Cyprian's ed the trust. bishop of ICildnre and I^eigblin, as­ John Doyle, Michael Keeffe, Peter I>ev- Fltzgeruld was thirty-three years of sisted i>y Very Rev. Peon Brophy. con­ at 2 Turlough terrace, Falrview. Ml Home For the Aged Poor, being pajd DERRY.—Th* death ooourrtd in Der- age, being born at Short Castle, Mai chael Wnlsh.- FALLON April 1. at ereaux. Michael Kartell. John Hood. (1 shillings weekly Dei-eased, who xy on March 2fi of Imnlel Holland, the ferred minor orders on J Kentlng. Laurence Ryan. Patrick Keelan. My les low, In 1KT2. He expected to lie called Ooulhourne; I* J Walsbe. Klltlnreand 16 A1 toon terrace, N. C. road. Dublin. was a Catholic, lived alone in a room {Well known I'ulonlst registration agent to the bar this year. Educated at the Thomas J Fallou, aged seventy two Karanagh. Thomas Law lor. Peter Fur- at Plmlloo, but did not reveal ber name and governor of the apprentice boys. Leighlln. (i Shannon, Ooulhourne, P /;• Patrician schools. Mallow, -where he long. Michael Tlerney, Philip Aylward. Kelly, I^M'ds. I' Reldy. (ioultwxirne; years.— FAY-Aprll 1. at 1«8 i'hltis to the landlady. She was found dead Reporting the death of Michael Con- became professor of mathematics, his T. Breen. Michael Galnen. Moses in her apartment, the cause of death J. O'Reilly. Perth. Paul IHIIon. I.os borough road, Patrick Fny. aged fifty •way, national teacher, the Derry Jour- education was completed at the Jesuits' Doyle. Thomas Redmond. Richard being heart failure. The Jury found Angeles. M O'Belrne, Wellington, I>. three, dairy and car proprietor.— sal of April e printed as follows: "His college, Mungret Ho obtained his de­ O'Keeffe, John Roche, Patrick Barron. that the lady's identity was established Leahy, Slouthwark; J Parrell. ul HIGGINH—April 1, at 2« Dunville ave zutny friends will learn with regret of gree of the Koyal University of Ire­ nue, Rathmines. Peter Higgins, aged W. Harris, Michael Kehoe, James Ma- as Fitegernld, and found a verdict In «he death of that eminent Irish and bourne. Stibdeaconahlp was subse­ land in mathematics and mathematical seventy-three years. MI LEY- March lone, John Sinnott, James Kehoe, Rl . *was for twenty-seven years national twentieth year. He was a thorough sion Saturday Rev. p. J. O'Hatre, Kll- Kinsella, Pierce Donnelly and Nicholas Mary Miley. late of Somerset — ningham of Castlebar were laid to rest teacher In the Legcloughfin boys' Nationalist and belped to havo the dare and IielgnHn. wsi ordained to the Furlong. school, and during that time many of priesthood and tho following to'deocon- JACKSON-March 31, at Oarlow. Fran­ In the old church burial place amid national monument In Cork erected. WICKLOW. — Dr. J. F. Fitzgerald, His own pupils and those from schools ship: Rev. J. Keating, Ooulbourne; cis Joseph, aged twenty-one years, gsaieral manifestations of regret. Rev. T. C. Buokloy, pastor of Mourne medical officer for Tinaboly district, outside so profited by the Irish and Rev. P. J. Walsh, Klldnre and Lelgh- youngest son of the late Joseph Jack­ ROSCOMMON. — The ossth of Pat­ abbey, Mallsw, who died recently, has resigned, the governors of Clonnae) if' ;• - clSBslcal education received under him llQ; Rev. G Shannon. Ooulhourne; Rev. son. MtAGINNI-Marcb 30. at 32 rick Treacy, Snipehill, Ballintubber, oc­ was born in Banteer soventy-ave years Insane asylum having appointed him iYl\. -*,«iftt;^ef were able to pass direct P. Kelly, Sulford; R»v. P. Reldy. Ooul- North Great Qeorge street Dublin, curred March 8L aged sixty year*; ago. He entered Maynooth coJlego and assistant medical officer of their Insti­ *rom nig school to Maynootn college. bourne; Bev. J. O'Reilly, Perth. Kathleen Maglnnl.—DALY-April 1, deeply regretted, ^fs:J^~ after ajBUCcessful course- was ordained tution. Oarlow college, the Ir1shS?6Jlege, Paris. Mrs, Williams, Tullow street, Gsrlow, at 7 Lower Buckingham street, Patrick William Gilbert managing clerk for h&>.- priest In the summer of 1857. For Daly, of 4 and 5 South City Market A young man narmtd Frank O'Nerrll, Jonn M. Whelan, solicitor, Roecommon, *r t amdotners." died March 30, somewhat suddenly. well nigh fifty years he was an earnest MBBaPHY—March SO, at Holtnpat- an undergardener in,the employment died March 81, at his residence in GJoff and devoted priest in many parishes of She was a native of Carlow-Oralgrue. 1 * DONEGAL--Patrick Ward of Finnsr rick, Skerries, Annie Murphy. MTJR- of Major Kemmls, Betnmcor, Rarth- street. the Oloyne diocese. DUBLIN*—A firm occurred in tho "«*«• found drowned In a pool of water large dry goods establishment of PHY-Marcb 80. at the Mater hospital, drum, died April 2 from Injuries re­ At a recent meeting of members of A fine Qaello entertainment wn aVmr feet in depth on March 28. For Messrs. Mldleton & Chambers of Dublin, Agnes Murphy, aged fifteen ceived by being accidentally shot while Badlintubber branch United Irish held on St Patrick's night in tho fe­ awrne timo previous to bis death he bad North King street, Dublin, April 4, by years. explaining the mechanism of a gun to league, Michael Fetheratone presiding, male national school at Bathcoole. It ftcejo somowbat peculiar in hli actions. which sir persons almost lost their KILDARE.— Mra, Bridget Robinsen his sister. the following were elected for the dif­ would be hard to find a hotter exhibi­ Crn Maroh 26 Mr». Jamsa Kelly, Done- of KJlreaney, Moyvalley, died April 4, A solemn ranswaJ of the tetal absti­ ferent districts to forward the Inter­ tion of dancing and singing than that Uvea A great a mount of property was Sal, passed peaceably away fortlfled deeply regretted. Requiem services nence and antitremtlng pledges took ests of the association: Carabane, Wil­ to which the audience were treated by destroyed. toy the rites of the church, of which and funeral were numerously attended. place in St Joseph's, BaltinginBS, on liam Bgan, John Scally; Bono, James the Rathcoole Gaels, assisted by those The grand carnival fete in aid of the •die was a devout member, at the resi­ Th* final of the football ohampion- Passion Sunday. The meeting of tne Igoe; "VvTflsgrove, P. Beirne, Richard from Lyne, Kllcoruey. Millstreot, fund for the new church in Gleacullen dence of her husband, James Kelly, ship for the Croke cup was played at association of the Sacred Heart was T&ompsons; Tubberkeagh, Patrick Dorr; Dromtariffe, Banteer, Uullin and other and to build additions to the school at Sdain street, Donegal. Jones' road, Dublin, lately before a P. Cunnane; Ballintubber, James districts. Praise Is doe to EJdmond Sandy ford has been fixed to open on held, and there was a large attendance A maotlng wet held lately In tho ho­ large gathering of spectators between of members and parishioners generally. Oryan, Michael Kilbride; Enfield, Mi­ 4»" Bennett, dancing master, whose pupils Saturday, Aug. 4. It will be continued siery factory, of P. M. Gallagher, so- Mayo and Kildare. Owtng to the fact chael Qninn, John Hbban; Cioonytear- surpassed themselves on the occasion. On Aug. 5 and 6. The fete wltt be re* The ceremonies hwHnded the eelebrait- ffcftbr, Donegal, with a view of form- that Mayo beat Kerry In their lntro- lng of the anniversary of the consecra­ ney, P. Flanagan, Michael Concannon; Reosnt Dsathi in Qprlo—8EXT0N— sumed on Saturday, Aug. 11, and close r* &Bg a camoguidheacht club in the town. on Sunday-, the 12th. provtnclal tie. It was expected tb&t-tbe' tion of Ireland to the Sacred Heasrt IPrenehlawn, P. Keane, Tom Lyons; V On April 4. Thomas Sexton, carriage contest would be a hard one. The Kll- Shancougb, P. Casserly, John Connofly; A number of young ladles, as well as a Ordination took plaee on March 31 i* sermon, renewal of pledges and bene number of members of the Balldearg builder, 84 Henry street, Cork (late of dare men played a grand game and diction of the most holy sacrament Lara and Cleaboy, Thomas Feimy, John fustaoe & Co.), at the residence of his Holy Cross college, Clonllffe road. The CDonegal) Hurling club, were present. won^ easily by 1 goal and 9 points to The preacher was tie Bev. Father I*e- Doyle; doonygrasson and Corlstnoaa, aunt, Mrs. Barry, Dromaiune, Mallow. Most Rev. Dr. Donoally, bishop of Ca- T ^T ^ SB&wartr Melley was moved to the nil. mgnus, O. S. P. C. Church street, Du*s Michael Mullen, Michael O'Brien* Joan —BXORDAN-On Aptflt 2, Patrick nea, officiated, assisted by the Very Chair. Bo explained the object of the KILKENNY.—Edmond Kennedy, Ad- lin. White; Keller and Cartron, P. Kenny, RloTdfiu, KnoekardamruBQ, ChaTlevlIIe. Rev. Canon Dunne, president of Holy 4* meeting and said the time had come amstown. Freshcford, has been elected P. Shaughnessy. —HIOKIEJ—On April l, atCarraheen, Cross; the Rev. Si. MoSiahon, dean, L Cdt the people to stand shoulder to and tbl Rev, Mr. Farrell, first master. master of Kilkenny workhouse by 24 A fine concert was held in the school* attoulder and endeavor In every possl- Lismore, William Btt«3tie. WAS- votes to 28 for Peter Gaul. Goran ati fjfit rooms, KTJteevan, recently In aid of tHe RBSK—On Apru 5, at tile Strand, The order of deacon was conferred on eslB way to support Irish games, which The death of James Dowiing, Up­ parish football club. The event opened Tottghal, Thomas Robert Warren, Bis ROT. Mr. O'Reilly, CIoBllffes the •rere allowed to remain too long in ob­ per Grange; Goresbrldge, occurred on QALWAY.—Jams* Ford, groosr, di«d With a floe rendering of "God Save Ire- deputy Inspector general of hospitals Rev. Mr. Maclteii, Blackwek, andt nine livion. The club was formed, the la- April 3 after a very brief illness. He st his residence. Wood Quay, Gilway lsasd" in Irish by Kllteevan- female - and fleets, R, N., of Kylemahoory, Bally- Pkasiontsts. One Passionlst was raised fUet pretest being enrolled by P. J. enjoyed good health, and bis demise city, on April 4. John Klrwan of Osll- tcixool children taught by Miss Mul- hooly, youngest son of the late Rev. to the subdcaconshlp. —©omynv secretary pro tern. Mr. Cooaell osaie as a shock to his family and way died April 6. During forty years laay. ' Thomas Warren, the Rectory, Balti­ The first masting of the committee of Oannoni a stanch supporter of every friends. he had been an active mombmr of tise SLJOa—The death of James CurrexJ, the proposed Dublin College of Irish , object pertaining to the welfare of more, aged 8eventyflve. DALY—On Mechalsics institote and also for many Teaching was held lately, Eoin Mae- KINO'S-—The anniversary of Ireiand'e nuAkmal teacher of Orange, occurred Ireland, has given permission to play April 4V John Daly. Brooklodaje, Olan­ years a member cl the other local pu*- Nelll, B. A., vice president of the Gae­ apostle was celebrated in a most edify­ Hsaech. 22, aged sixty-six years, deeply. te a field on his farm. mlre. M'AULIFFB- On April 4, at lic councils; rsB-«tted. He taught in KJlglasa,JBn-_ Upper Ballyhadaheen, Mallow, Owen lic league, presiding. The following ing way to Edenderry. In the evening ^--^-Tfa»tlnBr-8rf tttS LduorVfceeT C*ltio an Irish concert was held under the THe temsnts on the Tresilisn ettarte, nhsaone and Grange. McAuliffe, at an advanced age, members of tne committee attended: ffootball club was bold lately In auspices of the local branch of Cutnann situated In the vicinity of MIHtown. Miss Julia Francos Clarke, Gsaragdw. DALY—On April 5, Mary Daly, Com­ Eoin MucNelll,- representing: the CoiBto 1 na nOaedheal, at which there were a have signed agreenienta to purchase diod at the residence of her father, Ife^wjJrfSBheufc^ooms at Sfereeo for the purpose mercial hotel, Balllncolllg. R- Onotha; Rev. M. Ronan, representing splendid attendance, genuine enthusi­ their holdings at twenty-four years' Jottn Clarke, March 81 at the early age foj^*^ givtrig a hearty sendoff to John BETT—On March 31, Patrick Corbett. the Most Bev. Dr. Walsh; P. O'Hehlr. asm and a true national spirit. The purchase of second term rents, the ar­! of twenty years, deeply regrettfd by, '"'"''"w^gBSfflfc-"lionorary vice president of the Row. Blackpool. BUCKLEY - On representing Oumann na Mulnterlrl Cumann na nGaedheal have done Que rears to be wiped out in consideration , her relatives and friends at home and ufl^Wbj oahis departure for Scotland. March 81, Margaret Buckley, late of Nalsiunta; P. H. Pearse, B. L„ Sean ife./S* "•* work and aroused a strong national of a hah! year's rent included In tfae in the United States. ^&r*TwftB a full attendance of mem- Blshopstown.—WALSGEB-On March 0 Caolmh, M. O'Hanraban and Q, A. feeling among the people. twenty-four, years'. purchase money. ft A* a recent meetina of the H3d*^*s*\fieono«tfu- • • • .r+sM

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