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It must be a W1CKL0W—Mr. Denis Casey of Mp^llW^I*'TMS C&UNTIEI> Burke, M. Crotty, Simon Murphy, I. Carroll. There were also present: *pee<* which in many places waa sixty source of gratification to Father Kin- Blwaington, died Jul; 14. The funeral i Cree; M.. O'Neill, Labasheeda; William : Bev. J, O'Donnell, Kllmallock; Rev. »iles an hour. , .sella, tbe pastor, to know that every |o Old iCilcullea cemetery was attend­ ^^^$M h*4f$$ MIDLAND. Mortlssy, T. S,; M. Carey, Michael I\ Evans, Rockwell College; Rev. T. The language, history and atep. one in his congregation availed of the ed by a great number of relatives and rSXi»Jr&Vh 4h. D. m. -• Better TnUycrtne; John Crotty. P. U n Fitzgerald. Saneing classes of th.e Dunleary opportunities afforded by the mission f friends. ^•^^S^C^-^JIwi M. O'Dea. J. Carey, Thoma. by attending at morning and evening John Dolan, when going to his vl'-^ftijiiiisttliiiilbu* • Itipw <'ff*ram On July 14, the marriage of Mr, W.' Branch, Cumann na Oaedheal. are dc- Synan, Cree; M. Williams, S. Punril, devotions In large numbers, when Casey of Islandroe, Askeaton, took! in* W8lL 0ne class na* nnlahed the father's residence near TinbUy lately, tf f v. Evtry Section of the J. O'Brien, Thomas Flannigan, Kllmi- farming occupation required the attea- ] place at tbe Dominican church, Limer- av* books of O'Orowney, and will com- was fired at and wounded in the faee- hill; Thomas Crotty, Liadeen, and tion of a large proportion of the peo­ Ick, the bride being Miss Blly O'Con- J ^^^ tne Preaervation Society' texts. and bip with a few grains of shot. others. Mr. Stephen McMabon, vice- ple. T he local branch of the Antl- James Curry and Walter Carter are nor, daughter of the late Mr. O'Connor Ln are making earnest preparation for president of the Kilrush League, pre­ Treating League baa been augmented accused of the shooting and will have it Geale Bridge, Athea. The officiating die Samhain examinations, when Dun- !- V JSJojo.naught sided. It woe agreed to refuse the by new adherents, drawn into its cir­ to stand trial at next quarter sessions. clergyman was the Rev. P. Hartigan. j **" "P**" to do even better than , . _ , very unreasonable demand, and all be- The weekly committee cle by tbe powerful arguments of the The case seems to be of a trivial char­ * ^iWAY~Th«eor«ecwtlortofRev.; „ Askeaton, Mr. David Neugbton, Gal-! **t Jrear catne membe ot tbe Dnlted lrlBh The missionaries. acter. *&**$$¥* f* «W«W «f ™oaten> wll,j League, BO as to be able to resist as a way House, best man. Many f rlend«,' meetJn!, "^l^J^L™ aonorable secretary was requested to LONGFORD—A great demonstration *4i$» place In tbe Cathedral, Longnrea, ^^^ and unlt)r Dody Tne foUowtng were present, including Messrs. inquiry if it were true that £200 of of tbe Nationalists will be held In ^jAlifgft;?©. [ deputation, representing the teants, O'Connor, Cork and Llstowel; James :h« ratepayers' money was to be ex- Longford town early in September. On the eve of 8t. John's Day Tuam i was appoittted to lay the resolution F. Carry, ex-mayor of Limerick; John , Ulster 1 At a meeting of the Longford Branch tonotea the occasion, as It alwayB did,! before the agent at the rent offlce. Fitzglh!)on, Askeaton; P. J. OSulllvan, | penned in decorating the Town Hall of the United Irish League on July 12, ny naving bonflres on Tulllnadaly Hill] Jamefl Burke> Karttsn; John Carey lollcltor, Limerick. a to be decorated, the members of ANTRIM—On July 12 the remains Mr. J. P. Farrell, M P., was the ^*M*at the Bridge, Bishop street. All, K)Irush. Th0Qm8 ^ Cree. Joha! he organizations will Insist that it be Bf Mrs MeGoldrlck. Belfast, were laid After laat mass, July 11, a public speaker Referring to the land bill, he "^2S* tk9 townspeople turned out, and dan-; Crotty Monmore; slmon Murphy( lone at the expense of the garrison, rest in Milltown cemetery. The •'•Wis' meeting was held at Tournafulla. The said they had by the strength of their Cree; Thomas Flannigan, Kilmlhlll; who have brought Joy to the heart of ery Rev. R. Crickard, Father Mo cMir was kept up till a late hour. ocal fife and drum band attended and organIged representation made the Michael Reldy, Tullycrine; Patrirk ! ;he Dunleary workingnxan by giving Cartan. F. Laverty, P Curran, D. /<Si, The Matt Harris Memorial Executive played national airs. Mr M. Mulcaby restoration of the evicted tenants dftffi. ^Committee in Balllnasloe is composed Mariigan. Tallycrlne; Michael O'Neill, I .he contract of veneering to an English D'Hagan, W. Kirwan, G. Peden, W. occupied the chair Resolutions con­ secure.. That might be said to affect Iflp" Of 3U Conroy, chairman; D. P. Kelly, Labasbeeda; Thomas Crotty, Llsdeen. 3rm. McKlbbln, J. McBrtde, P Murphy, J. J. gratulating Mr. John Redmond and the 10,000 tenants in Ireland, but as Mr. ;i^f>>lcei chairman; Bev. T. J. Joyce, adm.; CORK—At the Kanturk Hospital i Recent Deaths In Dublin—BELLBTT McElhom, Mr. McKay, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Irish party on their successful efforts Redmond pointed out to the govern­ flL, Conroy and T. Byrne, treasurers; Andrew Conners, of Glencarney, died i —July 17, at 10 Fontenoy street, Mrs. Edwards, Mr. Mulrooney and several to Improve the land bill, calling upon ment, these 10,000 constitute the sore John Sogavin and M. Staunton, secre­ July 17 under peculiar circumstances. Mary Bellet, daughter of tbe late Pat- jther prominent civilians attended tbe mm Nationalists in tbe paTlsh to subscribe | of the body politic. They were men taries, with J. Ward and J. Kllmartln. He and a fellow worker named Benja­ -ick Roberts of Redford, County Wick- funeral. to the Parliamentary Fund and de- I with grievances; they gave up their Most Rev, Or. Heafy, Archbishop of min Lane had an altercation. The lat ow BENNETT—July 16, at 12 St. The Irish Weekly, July 18, writing oiandlng tbe restoration of our | holdings and sacrificed their Interests, Tuam lately made the following ter struck Conners on tbe side of tbe alban's road, S. C. R-, Nicholas Ben- ibout the Orange ruffians, said: "By oatlonal rights were on the motion of J and it was through them the benefits Changes: Rev. Michael Heany, C. C; jaw. The blow was not a severe one Mr. John Leahy, "secretary, seconded ! 3ett- of Sberwood, County Carlow. :hose experienced In Orange proces­ that other tenants got were secured. parish priest of Caherllstrane; Rev. and tbe combatants made friends a S. Larkln, unanimously j FAGAN-July 13, at 33 Upper Oardl- sions in Belfast it is unanimously ad­ by Mr The National convention held that to iFather Prendergast, St. Jarlath's Col­ few moments after. That nigbt Con­ ler street, Thomas John Fagan, aged mitted that tbe ruffianism of the idoptpd abandon even one would be treachery, lege, C. C, Crossboyne; Rev. J. ners complained that tbe root of an >fc MALONE—July 16, at South Clr- brethren on Monday. July 13, surpass­ TIPPERARY—Very Rev. Canon and he was delighted to tell them that O'Reilly, Clare Island, C. C, Partry; old tooth had %en loosened and that :ular road, Dublin, Joseph J. Malone, ed anything witnessed In years. The Cantwell, pastor of Balllnsarry, and amendments had been Inserted in the jRev. W. Byrne, C. C, Clare Island; his jaw was giving him pain. Next Messrs J Fennelly ami M Brennan j Mountmelllck, aged 21 O'NEILl^- return journey from Cloughfern afford­ mm-'- bill providing that every evicted ten­ Eev. Father Ronayne, Klltullagh, C. C. day tho side of bis face was much luly 15, at 63 Haroldseross. James Jos­ ed numerous instances of the evil recently forwarded 5170 to the trustees ant would be restored to his original Olennamaddy, and Rev. Father Don- swollen and he went to blspltal The of the Irish Parllameciary Fund. This eph O'Neill, In 38th year of his age. spirit that moved the brethren. They nellan, Olennamaddy, C. C, Klltullagh. holding, or provided with an equiva­ -w swelling increased, followed by erysi­ was subscribed by the priests and rORJSH—At West Pier. Kingstown, tried their best to raise a row passing Moat Rev. Dr. Healy, Archblahop of lent farm in the nearest estate In pelas and blood poisoning supervened, people of historic Hallingarry Vlary Anne Corlsh, formerly of Wll Carrick Hill and North Queen street, Tuam, will visit the parishes of Moy- He was aselduouBly attended to by Dr. Mr.
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