HSMMMMMMI

m$$r.?v;- m mmi $

' •innil..n.i..n ..i M.I.I. fi.,y.,.„ini in;, ''i-'^A.-HMsX-i; - noltjr, late of Glastbnle, Dunleary, took •^ »*«. Irlshtown. This is the way to revive Thomas Doyle, WUMam Hoey, Miefaast ToWr A IJTi to ,ay **** correspondence In questioi dows illuminated with fairy lamps c place on Dee. 14 from Ballymore-Eus- •very color, and four electric ar the Irish language, iLawlor, N. Hanrahan, E. O'NeflL, Iss JjEkliJiAjNJU before oar readers In toe next Issue 01 tace to Glasnevln. The cortege was Janes Doyle, 1L J. O'Neill, T. F. D#yJ*, •.-.«, «. the Clare Champion." Major Jamesou lamps erected at the upper end of tu Mrs. E. D. Ryan of Friar strsot, Cash- el, died Dee, 12 at tbe early age of long and representative of all the petv and J. T. fjarkc 3The secretary stated rePn em street In front of the cathedral gave i> pk among whom be lived. ^M-tmPWwto OF HiTSR- i^ST^SSSf"^ * rerj striking effect to the illumination- twenty-seven years. She had been mar- the amount of cash on hand in Bat* M&t HI wib », — «-, ,M-«w atjve of the division. KILKENNY,—Tha death of a wall a&d especially to those of St. Jffary- dad only ten months. High mass and ttngiass and that there was now the T m TUB OLD COUNTRY. Th§ f|nMlp-| of Mrfc Mildred bvm office were celebrated on Monday morn­ known and popular Gael, Mr. John P. second subscription of 10 shillings «T Mount levers, SixmUebridge, took hall. Throughout tbe whole district Pnelan, captain ot the rower team, oc­ large flags were suspended from Sid-1 ing for the repose of her soul. Tbe from Mrs. Rargroves. On the motion fmmi It stalnf Don* by th« Poopi* at place on Dec. 15 and_was. attended by* funeral took place later on, the remains curred on Dec 10 from enteric fever. of Mr. Patrick Byrne, seconded by Mr. a large number of all classes.' to aide of the streets. Six tar barrel* Tbe last match be played was at Cur- were kept ablaze up to a late hour. being interred hi the cemetery adjoin- Cooke, the following wu passed: m Counties of tlio Enw The oWth lataly in a K (Irtish hospi­ ragh against the Kilkenny Shamrocks. and bands paraded tbe streets playing big tbe church. "That we, the members of the Dwyer $?*'•. aid IsU. tal of a remarkably old lady with the He was also a prominent rowing man selections of Griffin airs. All the win­ WATERFORD.—Tha Marquis of Wa- and McAllister memorial committee, peculiar cognomen ot Biddy Belfast and for years rowed with New Ross dows of the North monastery and the terford has sold bis estate hi Kilmac- tender to our chairman, Mr. Denis Ke- removes a figure that during life gain­ as a senior four at the Dublin regat­ schools were brilliantly lighted, and thomas to the tenants. hoe, and to his family onr sincere sym­ ed some notoriety in West Clare be­ tas, winning many trophies. K, TJistor gaslight Illuminations were erected Mi*. L. gtramga, solicitor, of Watar- pathy with them in their bereave­ cause of the extraordinary dwelling On Dae. 6, in splendid vraathsr, tho aver tbe gateway. The bells of the ford, died recently in Denver, Colo. He ment" jpllTIIHfc- —'Mr. Homy Qslnn *f place she selected and occupied for village of Grange was the scene of a cathedral Joined in the universal joy was suffering from serious long trouble '«rs» killed accidentally Doe. years. Her home was a deep recess be- ime assemblage from all parts of the and greatly added to the enthusiasm. sad went to Denver with hopes of hav­ „„_™_ J* thrown from hiss eart waen . tweeu ivfo arches of tbe bridge in the ing bis health restored. south of County Kilkenny and Tippe- Gonnaught '|pi|f ,|ome> from BaJJyinenft, ancient village of Doonbcg. Ingress Recant Deaths In CorJo-COTTEfV- rary to witness the lntercounty con­ On Dec. 20, at 11 Meeuham place, Dun­ Ths sacrament of confirmation was QALWAY—-Mr. John Taylsr of (sal- :; WIM Aitni* McAuUy of Botfast hatary and egresa were possible by a little em­ administered to 180 children at Bally- tests between the rival teams of Tlp- bar street, Hannah Cotter. ALLEN way road, Team, died Dec. 17, aged bankment, on either side of which the brlcken chapel, city of Wa terford, by perary and Kilkenny. When full time $1,000 as damages against —On Dec. 20, at By lane, Coachford, eighty years. A long funeral cortege S^fittNi'Dolxell, foreman printer In the stream rushed In Its course. There was tbe Most Rev. Dr. Sheeban, bishop of was called tbe game stood: Kilkenny at times danger in tbe approach to this Norab Allen.—TWOMEY-On Dec. Shamrocks, 1 goal and 0 points; Mul- accompanied the remains to tbe ancient ^jfPM of tbe Bolfast News-Letter, for Waterford and Llsmore, Dec. 18. Rev. unusual habitation. The woman and fl, at Coacbford, Ellen Twotney. linahone, 7 points. burial place In Clare, Tuam. ^'Mpaacfa.of promise to marry. Father Egan celebrated 12 o'clock mass ber cave were the chief curiosity of tbe MEHEGAN-Dec. 21, at the North in­ and preached on confirmation. The KING'S.—The Marquis of Downahlro Under the auspice* of the United ARMAGH—Thr^ thousand dollars village and attracted much attention firmary, Margaret Mehegan, sister of priests present were the Rev. Canon has refused to sell his property to the Irish league was held at Barnaderg a ;A'N|W» presented to Pop© Piiui X. lato- from the stranger and tbe tourist It James Cronln, Dyke Gardens. Flynn, Rev. Michael Walsh, Rev. D. L. tenants under the new land act Those large meeting of tenants representative * '-Mtf' M Peter's pence offering from tho may be mentioned that at Doonbeg KEARNEY—Dec. 20, at Ballymacked- Egan and Bev. J. W. Walsh. tenants who did not attend and pay of tbe parishes of KJllererin, Donmore, l^^iilhtflocese of Armagh, there still dwells an extraordinary old mond, John Kearney, aged Tourteen their rents at tbe office in Edenberry Clonberne, Moylough, Abbey, Cummer, iS^-ft,:^ **o**'i»0 of rnMiban #f tht Croee- Mr. Henry F. Siattery, chairman of woman, Biddy Thunder, who lives years. O'BRIEN—On Dec. 20, at 117 tbe National Bank of Ireland, has been on Dec. 10 last are threatened with le­ Belclare, Kilbannon and Tuam for the) ^y'taaaglop brancb ot tbo United Irish high up In the tower of a ruined castle Blarney street, Patrick O'Brien. presented with a sliver dessert service gal proceedings and eviction. purpose of taking counsel as to bow j^P*Sl*fa* was held In tbe league rooms facing tbe Atlantic. DUNLEA-Dec. 20, at Walker's row. of 600 ounces by the shareholders of LONGFORD—The funeral of the late best to proceed to purchase their hold­ $gt^ghmT*a. 0, Mr. James Donaghy presld- Mr. Patrick Dinair, Kilrefrana, Moy- Fermoy. Patrick Dunlea, aged twenty- tbe bank. Mr. Michael Sullivan, Willsbrook, Gra- ings on advantageous terms and obtain %^^§0mB, The new land purchase act waa noo. Sea riff, died in St Stephen's hos­ two years. COGHLAN— On Dec. 17, nard, took place to the family burial the grass farms surrounding them on p'f ^S-^OKBIIII & and viewed in all Ita various pital, Dublin, Nov. 29, deeply regretted. at Melton, Ohnrleville, Cornelius COBU- place Grnnardvllle, on Dec. 18 andal l sides for distribution among them |^'K$N£sspaets and . lie Influence* It will have The remains were conveyed to Kings- lan. aged twenty-six years.—CASEY Leinstor was very numerously attended. He and their children. Mr. Martin Connol­ |f ^^4» the future of tbe Irish nation. bridge station and forwarded by rail —On Dec. 23, at Templeboden (Lisgold*. was brother-in-law to Rev. Father ly, president of tbe Killererin branch CARLOW.—Mrs. Burrowea of Can- §vv|iV%".' |*T*> Alloa Murray, r»e* MoKsown, to Killaloe, where they were met by a Nora Casey. 0'KEEFFB-Dec.2n. at O'Hara, Cashel. j of the United Irish league, presided. v tanr street, Carlow, died suddenly Dec *.r ^|j*N la tbe old homestead in Mullyard large number of relatives. Oregane, Glantane, Mallow, Mary LOUTH—-Mr. Patrick Johnston, Can­ • Among others present were: Thomaa 14. She was well known In the town. %fiff^ae* the) MKh alt, surrounded by every- O'Keeffe. O'LEARY-On Dec. 11, at non town, Termonfeckin, died Dec. 23. Higgins, president of North Galway >1-^;:;^ Ifctof that could mifci aer departure CORK,—Mr. Lawrenoa Lynoh of th« For many years she had care of the Cork Examiner died recently, deeply 25 Leltrlm street, Donilnick O'Leary. Office and high mass and the funeral Executive United Irish league; Connw 'W-ii'^lmptff. She waa interred in tbe old Protestant church there. were attended by many priests and a O'Kelly, M. P.; Joseph A. Glynn, B. A-, ..,f#*«wr. regretted. He had been connected with KIELY-On Dec. 9. at 29 York DUBLIN.—Rev. Father Murrsy, P. i;^_^>—intnj at Derrynoos*. Mrs. Murray the paper during tho past fifty years. street, Blackpool, Mrs. Hannah Klely. great number of people. ; solr.; Martin Connolly, president Kfl- P., Glnsthule and Dalkey. and the Rev. ' lererin branch, D. I. L.; T. Joyce, treas­ if/V^Jialonged to a saintly family. Two of Among the prlaata who attended the O'KEEFFE—On Dec. 10, at 59 Bar­ An agreement has been coma to be­ Father Murphy, P. P., Kingstown, have urer; Patrick Keane, honorary secre­ i^f^Ms* staters wen religious, fowr of ber recent anniversary high mass and office rack street, Robert O'Keeffe.— tween Mr. Hanratty of Carrickadoon been promoted to the dignity of canon tary; Patrick Whelan, Patrick Nolan, :•'• \ ^*«nfhtBrs Dnoa, ber brother Peter etud- for tbe late Right Rev. Dr. McCarthy, WEAKLIAM—On Dec. 9. at Castle- and the landlord, Mr. McNello, for the In tbe archdiocese of Dublin. Patrick Hession, V. J. Borke, John ^p^Jpd for the priesthood, but died beforo bishop of Cioyne. were; Most Rev. Dr. martyr, William Weakllam. late clerk of sale of a farm which has been for The funeral of the late Alderman Hanly, Patrick McGrath, Michael Mev 40^y^HUj^Seoi Andrew (Brotbar Urban) Browne, blabop ot the diocese; Rev. M. many years In dispute. The purchase : petty sessions, aged ninety one years. Thomas Lenehan, whose death occurred Dermod, James J. Burke, Thomas Mls- • ; r^^jWned tbe Order of tbe Holy Crow in CHea, Rev. D. O'Connor, deacon; Rev. price Is £315, out of which £55 is to be WOOD—On Dec. 10, at 7 Snmmerbtll with painful suddenness on Sunday, kelL Patrick Cnrley, WilUam Forde, j§'--:'t^:0» end taught In tb* sehoola and W. P. Browne, Rev. T. Madigan, Adm.; banded back to the tenant for the pur­ south, Richard John Wood, aged seven­ Dec. 13, took place from 21 St. Peter's James McWalter, Peter Shaugnnessy, -i*e*demies of Ma commnnlty for over Rev. -J. O'Donoghue, Very Rev. Canon pose of restarting the place. This Is •¥?& ty-seven years. LEtiLIE—On Dec. road, Phlbsborongh. Tbe funeral was Patrick Connaughton, Patrick Burke, itWrty years. He now resides at the Murphy, Macroom; Very Rev. Canon the first sale arranged under the new 5, at Main street, Cahlrdveen, Deborah a remarkable testimony to the e«teem Michael Long, John McGrath, Marths 'Watntsltj of Notre Dame, Indiana. O'CaUagban, Charlovllle; Very Rev. purchase act in Loutb. Leslie, clerk of petty sessions. COW In which the deceased was held, not Hughes, Martin Cleary, T. Lynskey, P. CAVAN-—On Deo. 19 a largely at- Canon Lynch, Blarney; Very Bev. P. An accident of a serious nature oc­ HEY—On Dec. 10, at Annagh, Caareh- alone by his colleagues of the public Nestor, Thomas MiskelL Malachy Hur­ feado* meeting of the tenants of tbe M. Mnrphy, Queenstown. curred In Drogheda on Dec. 14. A town, Maryanne Cowhey, aged seven boards, but by citizens generally ley, J. Hughes, John Joyner. John Mc- J^rnbam estate waa held in the town- A branch of Irish Industrial associa­ horse yoked to a load of timber, the w ty-two years. GEANY Dec. 19, at On Deo. 15, in Dublin, before Mr. Jus­ Hugh, Martin Burke, Athgloragh; John JftBd af Oreagdusson, near Balliebor- tion of Cork has been founded in Fer- property of Mr. Thomas McKenny, Cal- 46 Pope's quay, Miss Maria Geany. tice Madden and a special Jury, the McCabe, Brackloon; E. Joyner, John. xmgb, for tbe porpoae of eoosiderlng a moy. Among those who are deeply in­ lanstown, was being led by his son O'SULLTVAN — Drowned off steamship hearing of the action was resumrd in Patterson, Patrick Dermody, John P. litter fsom Mr. Norria Goddard, tbe terested In the patriotic movement are: along West street, and on stopping at Lee, on Dec. 19. Michael, the husband which Mrs. Maria Teresa Milling, wife Gannon, Tuam Herald; John Glynn, Rev. Dr. Barrett, Ph. D., president of tbe shop of Mr. Murphy a portion of iMMdtor, wbo stated that be, on behalf of Film O'Sulllvan; funeral on Dec. 22 and administratrix of the late Dr Hen­ Tuam News. Oortoon branch, U. I. L.— Fermoy college; Rev. J. O'Keeffe, tbe timber struck the driver on the •4t Lord Faraham, waa prepared to re- from 23 High street. HELON—On ry Milling, dentist of Westland row, A. O'Connor, vice president; T. Keane, Rev. Father Wilson, Rev. Father back of the bead and knocked him : ,-aajrre any offer for the purchase of their Dec. 19, at Ballyglrraha, Donoughmore, Dublin, sought to recover from the treasurer; Mark Ryan and T. Larkln, ?^K CConnelL Fermoy college; C. J. Fur­ down. The animal, a young, spirited •jnofctfoga. They would have to bear In Helena Helou, aged twenty-two yearu. Midland Great Western Railway com­ honorary secretaries; P. Larkin, P. Col­ long, Richmond; J. A. Halllnan, Wil­ four-year-old, bolted and in its career •rfe^.r-- mud that It is not hi* wish to sell, and MURPHY—On Dec. 20, at 8 Ade­ pany $60,000 for the loss of her hus­ lins, J. Donlon, D. Forde, J. Kennedy, liam Troy, J. Shsehan, J. F. Lonergan, came Into collision with a man named '•u|iy"~ifaar*foro It la not aa if be were offering laide street, Cornelius Murphy.— band, who waa killed In the accident T. Keane, J. McHugh, M. Treacy, J. John Howard, William McCarthy, J. Haggina, who was pushing a handcart ...•+;:• —fbm place for sale, but th« tenants have DUFF-On Dec. 18, at 116 Magazine on the Midland railway line on the Gilmore, P. McHngh, M. McOough, P. Tapley, Stephen Mills, J. J. Broderlck, in the opposite direction. Hoggins wns road. Mary Duff. LYNCH-On Dec. night of Good Friday last, April 10, O'Neill, P. Diskin, T. Mullowney, T. '-.-v- ^•pproacbed htm, rutins their desire to John Ryce, National bank; P. McSwee- knocked down, his face bruised and one 80, at Scraharard. Clonrirohld, Cors. when the night mail tnln went off the Joyce, P. Treacy, T. Burke, T. Fanon, «^C'inar. Tberefore It la but reaaonablo to aey, James Mulcahy, J. McAullffe, R. of his legs broken. He was conveyed Lynch, aged flfty-rwo years. line between Ballymoe and Caatlerea, D. Fiemming, M. Kelly. A. Gormahy, rr$4lk fhem what prieaa thoy are willing Magner, 1. Sheahan, W. Bbtehan, J. to the hospital. KERRY.—Mr.. Mary 8ullivsn ef the and carriages, In one of which Dr. Mill­ M. Treacy, J. Scarry, J. Gilmore, J. —rta' giro. Tbe renta «at the eatxte are, in Lane, town clerk; Timothy Kellehor. MEATH.—On Deo. 12 occurred tha ,» ^I^ta» eptaton, very low. If the tenant! Lighthouse, Dingle, died Dec 16, aged ing was a passenger, were telescoped. death of Mr. Patrick Moran of Kilmore Raftery, J. Quinn, M. Donlon, A. Raf- T. 0*Mahony, J. P.; Michael McCarthy, The Jury awarded her $12,500. ^'i-.jilJt anxious to do tbe joat thing bo aa- forty-olght years, deeply mourned. at the age of sixty years, deeply regret­ tery, P. Concanon, J. J. Raftery, M. and others. Tha ohuroh dedioated to Mary Im­ rr.-;-rrfWnn«d thoy ar« prepared to offer snch Mr. Thomas O'Dennell, victualer, ted by his relatives and friends in Ire­ Donlon, J. Raftery, M. Gilmore, M. On Doc 6 thsra was a big 'muatar of Tarbert, died Dec. 20. at the age ot 10« maculate of the Oblate order at Inchl- J'".•..^a)riot aa will guaranto* to Lord ITara- land and in the United States and Aus­ Farrell, J. Hosty, P. Flattery, P. Hos- the Kanturk Young Men's society to years. Deceased, who was a teetotaler core, Dublin, waa consecrated by Arch­ ty, T. Moloney, -P. Dunne, P. Hughes. '.':• '^flum, at present lnvactmeflt catea, hia tralia. Requiem services and the inter­ hear an address from tbe spiritual di­ during fifty years, enjoyed the best of bishop Walsh on Dec. 12 In the pres­ Kilbannon — William Joyner, Robert ;: • ;<3prB«cnt net Income at least rector, Bar. Father Grlffln, on the ques­ ment in the ancient cemetery of Bal- health and up to a couple of years back ence of great numbers of the priests fahen were attended by a great number Browne, Patrick Browne, Michael Mui- ;': DERRY.—Tb« frlenda of tha l«t« Mr*. tion of a debating society in connection was out and about every day. Hisan d laity. lln, Michael McGuff, Michael Murphy. | r.'; , |Ch«rl08 McLaughlin who are In thewit h the Institution. Tbe Interest tak­ of persons. death was unexpected—In fact, he was Recent Deaths In Dublin.—CARR— WE8TWEATH—The annual meeting Abbey and Monivea—Thomas Mlskeu, j./.-*• /Waited Ertatea and Australia will learn en In the proposal waa very keen, to partaking of some food when his rela­ Dec. 18, at the Convent of tbe Cross James McWalter, Martin • Nally, Mi­ judge from the observations of several of the Mullingar branch of the United l.f. C« irrrji regret ot her death, which oc- tives, with whom he had been convers­ and Passion, Manor road, Leeds, Eng Irish league was held at the court­ chael Lally, Patrick Dermody, Thomaa i.'';V..'-**rred Dec. 16 at the some of ber fa- of the leading members. Rev. Father ing, noticed a change In his appear­ land. Rosie (in religion Sister Mary de Treacy, Patrick Martyn, Michael Qrlflln presided. Among those present house, Mullingar, Dec. 20. Tbe pro­ | 'Either, 1 North Edward •treet, Derry, at ance, and he died almost Immediately. Bales), daughter of the late George ceedings were marked with unanimity, Byrne, Darby, Daly and others. Mr. [.* '"j'iM eerry ago of tvrenty-four yean. wero: D. Cronln, T. Cronln, D. Ring. He smoked up to the last hour of his Carr. Macetown House, Mulhuddart. Patrick Keane, honorary secretary, John Bourka, J. Healy, J. J. Heffernan, and it was obvious that the members f ;.v DONEGAL— Rov. Peter Kelly, paator, Ufa. —WALSH-Dec. 10. Patrick Walsh. are determined to support and spread Killererin branch, U. I. L., proposed, \^'-''.'-4t Ardara. dlod Dec. IS, deeply and P. Pitzpatrlck, W. Thornton, D. Con­ Qraat numbers attended the funeral Coolock. BYRNE—Dec. 10, at St. and Mr. Thomas Joyce, D. C, treasurer way, D. Moakerry, T. O'Sulllvan, D. the league in the parish. The chair ':"•'! rnrklely mourned. of the late Mrs. O'Connell of Ballycar- Vincent's hospital, Bessie Byrne, was occupied by Mr. John P. Hayden, same branch, seconded, the resolutions Daly, M. O'Reilly, R. Fitzgerald, W. bery, Cahlrciveen, on Dec. 2. Thedaughte r of the late Patrick Broughan which were adopted, as follows: "That •"''; Most Rev. Dr. O'Donnell, bishop of O'Keeffe, P. Deluhery, J. Flynn, P. M. P., and among the others present i* ^v^ijlBaphoa, has announced that when clergy were Rev. Canon Humphrey of Shillelagh. CONNOR-Dec. 10, were Owen Wickham, T. Ward. A. Al­ we pledge ourselves not to enter into- r Power, M. Hanrahan. O'Reardon and Rev. Michael McCar­ Kate Connor, servant of Dr. T. Don­ any negotiations with landlords for : V; ;itnere shall be stagnation of work about On Dso. 6 Fionan MoColium, head or­ len, John Conmee, James Gaynor, JXtttterkeany he la in a position, thanks thy. nelly, 14 Rutland square. MAC- James Mangan, William Barry, P. Co- the purchase of our holdings except on ganizer of the Gaelic league for Mon­ LIMERICK.— On Nov. 25, at theNEVIN-Dec . 11. at Arbutus, Booters- condition that all the grazing farms In , *it0 two generona donattona, to con> ster, visited Knocknagree for the pur­ loe, J. Quinn and John T. Roche, treas­ ' ^Meaee tho building of a college for tbo Catholic church, Parteen, the marriage town avenue, Richard Charles Mac- urer, who acted as honorary secretary, the estate are to be Included In tho pose of establishing a brancb of the was celebrated between Dr. T. P.Nevln , lnte superintendent stamping sale for redistribution among the ten­ jrttmf men of the dloceso. The money league. Tbe holding of the meeting vice Mr. Patrick Connellan. Mr. John pD hand la sufficient to complete a great O'Flynn. Kilklshen, Clare, and Miss A. department, custom house. BRERE- P. Hayden was re-elected president, ants. That we call upon tbe estates was announced at the schools during M. Brennan, The Cottage, Parteen, TON—Dec. 10, at Malahide, Maria Bre- commissions to carry out the intention jKMrtton ot it. This will supply a long the week and by poster, and Rev. Fa­ Mr. Owen Wickham vice president and • - |lalt want. The alte of the college Is Limerick, by the Rev. E. Kuasell, as­ reton.—WARD (late Murray>—Dec. Mr. P. Connellan and Mr. James Man­ of the legislature by refusing to giva ther MacConnor In his remarks from sisted by the Rev. W. O'Dwyer. 12, Rose Ward, daughter of late James a bonus to any landlord who reserves • "Aalf a mile from tbe town and situated the altar dwelt on tbe great Importance gan honorary secretaries, and Mr. John .dtfe a beautiful position, commanding Rev. M. Canty, pastor, of Dronin, per­ Lynch, Klngsport, sister-in-law of the T. Roche treasurer. any portion of his estate and that in •f the work. Tbe meeting was a very formed the ceremonies of erecting and late Dr. Murray, professor Maynooth no case should the estate commission­ i -."fcarattfal riews of the surrounding dia- representative one, people from all The death of Mr. Daniel Kearney took -tsfct. blessing stations of the cross In the college.—BROWNE—Dec. 11, at 5 place at Cloneyvee, Ballymore, on Dec. ers treat as an estate any portion of parts of tbe pariah attending. Knock­ parish church on Dec. 9. Tbe stations, Lennox place, S. Circular road, Mrs., the estate unless tbe entire estate Is The remalm of Mr. DanUI Qallaober, nagree school was filled. Mr. Timothy 14, at the ripe old age of ninety-five '~*[tKBrrlB Hill, Hountcharles, were In­ which are the work of Mr. C. Ball, Ellen Browne. RICE—Dec. 22, at years. sold." Herllhy, N. T., presided. The organ­ Suffolk street, Dublin, are fine speci­ ferred at Frosaea graveyard on Dec. 7. iser addressed tbe meeting In Irish and Steevens' hospital, Patrick Rice, late WEXFORD.—An important meeting LEITRIM—Mary Boyl* died Deo. 10- oHIs death, after a brief illness. Is sin- mens of art. Tbe tablets are first class of McCaH's, 25 Patrick street, son of of the Canon Doyle memorial commit­ at the residence of her brother-in-law, In English. At the conclusion of Mr. oil paintings, in which all the charac­ •soteely regretted. McColium's remarks It was decided late Joseph Rice of Castledermott tee was held In St Joseph's hall. Rams- Mr. Michael Gallagher, Drumshambo, DOWN^-The oVath ef Rev. Joseph ters are represented with vividness and BOWES-Dec 23. at Lower Baggot grange, on Dec. 13 for the purpose of at the age of forty-six years, deeply re­ that classes be held every Sunday after distinction. They are framed In richly •'"•iilcGrattaxi of Bryansford occurred Dec. mass In the Knocknagree schools. street, Dublin, Joseph R. Bowes, son of furthering the laudable and patriotic gretted. 10 at tbo early age of thirty years. Tbe carved oak, with walnut columns. The The first annual meeting of the Matthew Bowes. Caheronnne, Lough- work it has taken In hand, the rais­ MAYO.—The death occurred at Now luteral obsequies took place on Satur­ stations are the gifts of pious parish­ Blackpool branch of the Gaelic league rea, aged twenty-seven years. HOL­ ing of a memorial to the late canon. castle-on-Tyne, England, on Dec. 9 of day morning, Dec. 12, at Bryansford ioners and cost a large sum of money. was held at the league rooms, 19 Pine LAND—Dec 13, at Raglan House, Already the appeal hag been read by Mr. Michael Canning. The deceased ^tad were attended with every mark of Mr. T. Hallinan, Ballinakill, Caatle- street, Cork, lately. There was a very Brighton avenue, Rathgar, Johnston millions at home, but the committee Is was only twenty-seven years of age ^ jegreL mahon, died suddenly Dec. 5. He large attendance. Rev. Father Augus­ Holland, builder, aged seventy-nine taking stops to have it meet the eye and a native of Clare Island. He had i FERMANAGH*—The sale of tho Faw- took a leading part In the historic '48 tine, O. S. F. C, presided, and among years. CONNOLLY-Dec. 20, at 37 of the greater millions abroad. Father been in employment at Newcastle for ^E««ett estate, near Belcoo, has jost been movement and In every movement Blackball place, Mrs. Catherine Con­ Jones, C. C; Dr. W. G. Anglim. John the last few years. He was a member those present were Misses J. Nagle, K. since. He and his brother John plan­ -completed. The agent consented to Lynch, N. Brown, J. McAuliffe, C. nolly.— CARROLL-Doc. 13, at 12SCummins , Laurence Heery, John Mur­ of the Byker branch of the United ,«.:aeH tho estate to the tenants on the fol- ned and secured the escape of Mr. John Upper Dorset street. Maria Carroll. phy. Arthurstown; Thomas O'Shea, Irish league and of the Catholic Bene­ Martinson, Molly Roche, A. Barry, L. O'Donnoll, solicitor of Limerick, and lowiag terms: First term rents, twenty Barry, A. Roche, M. O'Suea, N. O'Shea. DIXON-Dec. 13. at 9 Viking place. Michael Colfer, Aidan Devereux, Nich­ fit society. The funeral took place on Richard O'Gorman In 184S. The de­ olas Iiowlett, Pierce Carey, Paul For- Saturday, the 12th ult.. at .lesmond gears' purchase; twenty-three years' Fitzpatrk-k. Dinan, E. Mi Ma Arbor hill, late of Wllllamstown, Wil­ ceased was an Irish scholar and spoke restal, James Barry, J. Molloy, M. cemetery and was attended by great -purchase for second term rents, the hon, N. O'Mahony, John A. O'Connell, liam Dixon. DALY—Dec. 9, G Ix»wpr Irish fluently. The remains were re­ Barry, N. Flaherty, M. Murphy, P. numbers of persons. ', game and all other rights on the estate J. P. O'CaUagban, B. A.; P. J. O'Sulll­ Wellington street. John Daly. EN- moved from Ballinakill for Ardagh, Murphy, T. Cowman, J. Rockett, and T. •*0 be vested In the tenants. The ar- van, John Moynlhan, J. Murphy, J. NIS— Dec. 14, Mary Ennis of 4 Balls- On Dec. 6 a Nationalist demonstra­ and notwithstanding the had weather Malior, honorary secretary, are taking *. *eara of rent due are considerable, vary- McAuliffp, M. Lucey, T. J. Mathews. bridge. FAHEY-Dec. 11, at Lucan. tion took place at Kilglass. It was the cortege was large and representa­ deep interest in the worthy project. called for tbe purpose of organizing ,, log from sixteen years downward. It C. Collins, P. Roche. P. Morgan, D. tive. Ellzatx'tb Fahey. DEMPSEY-Dec. O'Sulllvan, Thomas Murphy, J. De 19, at Rush, John Dempsey. GUN­ The erection of a new church at the district in the ranks of tbe United t *as agreed that each tenant should TIPPERARY.—0» Dec. 13, In St. Crossabeg now engages the attention Irish league. Mr. Havlland Burke, M. JWy the half year's rent now due and laney, B. Buckley, K. Coughlan, P. Mary's, L'lonmel, the Very Rev. Canon NING—Dec. 12, nt 5 CobtKg place. El­ len Gunning. DONOGHEIl-Dec. 18, of tlie clergy of the parish. The new P., attended on behalf of the National t * * v i5toat two years' rent should be added O'Callaghan, B. Shinnick. J. Bowes, J. Flavin recited the Acts of Faith, Hope O'Mahony, J. Curtin. J. MeMahon. M. at the presbytery. Caltra, Rev. Patrick church will be dedicated to SS. Patrick directory and was enthusiastically re­ j* i^'ib the purchase price to be paid by teu- and Charity in Irish before 8 o'clock and Kilian. ceived by Nationalists. J. Fltzpatrick, D. Creedon, P. Morri­ mass, h was an agreeable surprise to Donoghev, aged sixty years. RYAN i* ^j«nts who are more tban two years In WICKLOW.—Because of the inces­ ROSCOMMON. — Misa L. Flanagan, son and many more. The secretary, many, especially the Irish speaking —Dec. 12, suddenly, at 17 Upper ^v j '^ttteara. sant and heavy downpour of rain Boyle, died on Dec. 22. deeply regret­ Mr. MeMahon, read the annual report, members of the congregation. The in­ Gloucester street, John Ryan, car own­ ^4r^"4M.ONA6HAN.—Right Rev. Dr. Ow- lately many portions of the County ted. The funeral to the ancient ceiue- which was adopted. A resolution to cident is an Indication of the practical er, late of Frederick court O'CON­ '*S^%?ans, bishop of CHogher, has appointed Wlcklow were submerged, owing to tery of Assy linn was attended by a support the revival of the Irish Indus­ help he Is rendering to the Gaelic re­ NELL—Dec. 20. at 19 Great Western the overflow of the rivers. Near Ark- great number of relatives and friends. m--|-^|r«ry Rev. Edward Mulhern, D. D.. tries waa adopted unanimously. The vival. square. North Circular road. Edmund ^tjpwtiaent- St Macarten's seminary, election of officers and committees re­ O'Connell. BURGESS—Dec. 19, Pau­ low the entrance to Lord Wicklow's 8LIG0. — Michael Quinn of Aolare, The Gaelic moverront continues to residence, Shelton Abbey, and the fields Iff^^oiiaghan, pariah priest of Bundoran. sulted as follows: Vice presidents, J. make rapid and satisfactory progress line Burgess. DUNNE—Dec. 19, at aged twenty-nine years, died Dec. 14, erjr Rev. James Meegan, P. P. Castle- Moynlhan and P. Roche; honorary 12 James* street. James Dunne.— are a lake, and away up the river as deeply regretted. He was a son of MI« In the districts around Clonmel. A far as Ovoca there Is disastrous evi­ i|ayaey» has been appointed a canon of treasurer, Mr. C. O'RIordan; honorary branch was recently formed at Cleri- QUINN-Dec. 14, 01 Cork street, James chael Quinn, Kllmactigue. The funeral diocesan chapter of Clogher. secretary, Mr. J. MeMahon; assistant Quinn. WHELAN-Dec. 13, John dence of the downfall, tbe heaviest ex­ to Banda Abbey cemetery was attend­ han. Rev. Father English, the pastor, perienced In the country within the i^fftONfe^-At the patriarchal age of honorary secretary, Mr. C. Collins; com­ Whelan, at 155 Clonliffe road. KEN­ ed by great numbers of relatives and becoming president On Dec. 20 Mr. memory of the oldest inhabitant. The iefyimhe years died Mr. Matthew mittee, Messrs. J. Murphy, J. McAu­ Klely, the organizer, attended at Pow- NY—At 6 Mabbot street, James Mi­ friends. llffe, M; Lucey, D. McNamara, John chael Kenny, eldest son of the late fishery quarter of Arklow, known as The tenant* on the Weir"* estate, on Sr„ of Beragh, on Dec. 22. erstown for the purpose of establish­ Tlnahask, is a lake, and tbe residents Was bora In Sixmllecross and Curtin, B. Coughlan, Thomas Curtin. ing a branch In that district Rev. Captain Kenny, formerly of Rathmlnes. which the celebrated Knockalassa DW'YER—Dec. 23, at the Mater have suffered. The Ovoca river at the farm is situated, have been informed ««*«-*» son of the late Matthew On Dec. 14 several parts of theFathe r Burke spoke in support of the Glenart warrens rushed out and the funster Northwest ward of the city of Cork movement from the altar after mass, Mlserlcordie hospital. Joseph Dwyer, by the receiver that their farms will be rabbits, numerous there, had a bad sold to them at seventeen years' pur­ il^r-1 Th» Clara Champion of were Illuminated in honor of the cen­ and subsequently a largely attended cooper, late of Guinness. LAW—At time, being unable to enter their bur­ tenary of the birth of Gerald Griffin. meeting of parishioners was held In the 21 Botanic road, Glasnevln, Joseph chase. The tenants have made no LSft'leontauteut the following: "We rows. Up tbe mountain side serious move, but Intend to purchase through' »fT$teed to itate thajt *n Im- Everywhere the greatest interest was schoolroom, when Mr. Klely spoke, Law. flooding has taken place, and tbe dam­ manifested In the proceedings, but no­ and a branch was established to work KILDARE.—The dead body of Wil­ the estates commissioners or congested 1(lfagffiiml&^ has just taken age done is enormous. districts board with a view to having \*m*: Cttalnnan of the where was It more evinced than in In co-operation with Clerlhan. The liam Arnott of Naas was found in the following officers were elected: Rev. River Liffey at Poulaphouca waterfall A meeting of the Dwyer and McAl­ their holdings, which are small, enlarg­ \ J^tuj U. Redmond, and Gerald Griffin street, the residents of lister memorial committee was held in which showed their respect for tbeFathe r Burke, president; Messrs. Pow­ In County Wlcklow on Dec 22. The ed. Those holdings were examined bj; tfWaiicy, ^KUkoe, .rela- its rooms at Baltiuglass lately. Mr. land commissioner valuers, and offers m#ffl%Mjft; put Ut. P. 3. memory of him whose name their street er and Sheehan, vice presidents; Mr. coroner will hold an Investigation. De­ 1 O'Keeffe, secretary. Preparations are ceased and a baker named John Lee Patrick Byrne presided, and the other 'similar'to the present ones were mads}' rV)^^^ parHkmentary bears. It presented a unique spectacle members present were: James Byrne, to t*e tenants twelve months ago, best sod OBB not *OQD to be forgotten. going on tor the grand Gaelic concert were spending the evening at the fall }mt W«rt Clare at tbe secretary.; K. O. Cook*. Patrick Moore* did not accent. We wlU ba abla Kearfy aU tbo bouse* had their win­ arganixed by tha Christian Brothers, The funeral of tha lata Mr. John Cos-

i <•

•\ S '•-***•; jr'fiafea**^-- .V-... -..; ,4*i^j^ tsHji* * ^«aV*--Afcft^ «&'(»!,•". r ~:*8«

iua*jw»afririris»a«»iais^iii»iit^

Zii^^mttmfrPM