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- writ of Aa1eas corpus, to secure his presence
in Dublin when called on to show, error in the
trial at which he was convicted. sR2
wards Of Zoo Il ns recruits LEFT for sta
tions throughout the country last week. These
young men were thoroughly well drilled, and
in overy respect equal to tho recruits sent ont
for the two years previously. The depot now
is supplied with splendid body of reserve
men, and we are given to understand that an
other hundred will be shortly added to the
strength. i
The annual election for Governor and De-
putty Governor of the Hibernian Bank was held
in Dublin the 14th ult, when Alderman
Campbell, p. was reelected Governor, and
Mr., p. Fottrell, Deputy Governor, without op-
position.
A petition has been lodged by the Hon. David
Plunkett against the return to Parliament of
Mr.. Jonathan PIN, account of his having
sgiven, lent and promised offices and money for
Foley, barrister and Mr.. James Woodlock,
| stockbroker, AZ Dame street, against the return I
of Sir Arthur Guinness, on similar grounds.
| GALwAY.-A correspondent Of the Irish Times
Mary Dunsandle, who died on the 7th n!t.
The remains were inferred in the Abbey Of XII
connell, the hearse being drawn Tor the last
mile of the way by the pedestrians in the pro-
cession. After the hearse followed the family
carriage, occupied by Lord Dunsandle and his
two eldest sons, the Hon. William and James
4 DAILY as chief mourners, and in q carriage the
| Hon. Bowes aud Denis Daily, and Rev Thomas
Pebley, PIP, Kiltulla. Next in succession came
upwards Of twenty carraEss more 0l the ten 1o
jaunting cars and other vehicles, together with
lao of the tenantry on horseback, wearing
scarfs and hatbands, brought up the rear.
KERRY-At late meeting of the Killarney
Board of Guardians, Mr.. Gallwey had before the
: Board the plans and specifications OF the pro-
, posed new cemetery for Killarney, which We're
r prepared by very competent architect in Eng
land and Which were handed to him {Mr. Gall
, wey) by Lord Castlerosse, as he was coming 10
the Workhouse.
A numerous and respectable deputation 81
the national school teachers of Kerry recently
' waited on Mr.. Herbert. NJ p, and the O'Deno-
. ghue, NJ. p, to explain the grievances OF that
! body, and to interest their representatives in
their cause when the subject comes before Par
= lament They were promised all possible as
| sistance by both representatives.
. Mr. Thomas Payne, of Meadow Lands, Ira,
- - lee, died recently, ut the advanced age OF Z.
years. ~ n
= = of Stillorgan, and of HarcOurt street, Duohn
D. recently returned as Sir 7. OBrlens Llpera
colleague in the Parliamentary representation
q of Kings County is member OF an oia anu aaW 10
ed to the Irish bar in 1887, and therefore III al
i probability, was born about the year lsl2. ~
X obtained the honor of "a silk gown several year
10 seM4Yo-Thomas Carroll, an engine driver
f. who had been confined in Castlebar jan ol
N charge of MISUNDERSTANDING from a M lao .
is seventeen having been run ever by q tram
IS the railway crossing at Balla-was recently np
OF Grated on ball. the death being accidental an
as not owing to negligence
A biographical sketch of George Henry Moor, .,,
n, NJ. p. for the county Mayo; puSishea IN I'm nn
ed Dublin freeman, says: Mr.. George Henr
st Moore, of Moore Hall, who, after ten year ar
Tie county Mayo for which no sat In Swc eoeee
i'm sive Parliaments is Roman Catholc OF a, a,
wv yanced opinions on Irish questions he Is I'll
We eldest son of the late Mr.. George Moore,
lst Moore Hall his mother being Louisa, daught:
ng of the late Hon. John Brown, and was 1a, porn
in 1sl1 He was educated in st. Marys Colleg S
ir. Oscott, near Birmingham, ana at Cnrlses > ~ ~
IN lege Cambridge, and is a magistrate ana de
&c uty lieutenant for the county ol ei Is ma
the Blake, of Ballinafad county of Mayo. His 7
hi turn to the present Parlameh' oiepi'oe' Ho
ng John Thomas Brown
md s1IGo.-The Sligo Independent, of the u
ted ult.. saws: During the week the weather W
re- re- very severe. On Thursday night u ple"
te, southwestern gale. The severity OF the we
is tber has caused great deal of distress among
"rt the Door people of the town, and het~H
VII VII standing that many of them, by tnelr conuu
Ty, lately proved themselves little entitled TO
thy ,aration of many we sure the hand
Ss, charity will not be stayed III SUCH uie'iee'i
I'M times. o., Eso N,,vor eIect
Sligo, has been appointed to the COMMISSION
hee the Peace for the borough.
in1 T1pPERARY.-The Tipperary -adcocale, ,, .. y
mid 10Th ult, says: The committee OF the Nen5
een Town Commissioners, appointed ab the i
49,, neeting to examine the Tyrone graveyard,
n,,t 40 on Tuesday and failed to discover any DO,
lrty or skulls Ihro%h up , - nomm;ssioner nroce
ield ed to Tyrone after the return Of the commit
,ing and not only lo.hu anu hnnns( Int even a col
fass chle1s 1nii vi liniha 10 If the laborers
allie haps the committee did not trouble tnemsei
hen much to examine lno
was Mr.. Grubb, governor of the county Upper
iail, died on the 14th ult The event, leave we
nted Vacancy to the position, Which is worth ao
O. to f30O per annum.
heir Mr.. Daniel Moloney, Solicitor, died recen
sual, in Kingstown. His remains were Iaken Ken 70 "
,ribe home in Thurles, where he was wen anu Po
ster- iarIv known The funeral was said to be on
oled, the largest thatleft-Thurles ior many Ae
the His remains were inferred III the 1amilS VI
lead, ot Ballycahill.