The Irish standard., 1886-10-09

osed to erect four cottages in Balllna-
hinch seven cottages and in ClOonee
three cottages.
LONDONDERRY.
On September 6, John Hanna, Derry
nord. was charged with having person
ated one John Hanna, Mulnavoo, at
Draperstown. on July9, at No.7, Booth
street, during the late election OF
member of Parliament for South Derry.
The charge was preferred by Mr.
Joseph D. Kelly, who was one OF Mr..
Healy's personating agents On the day
in question The bench unanimously
decided to return the accused for trial,
accepting bail for his appearance.
LIMERICK.
It is reported that the government
have had inquiries made through the
police authorities in some southern dis
tricts quite recently into the position
and relation OF tenants in each district
to their respective landlords, Of their
ability or inability, owing to the great
depression in the price Of agricultural
produce to pay their full rent should it
be demanded Of them. This appears
somewhat significant owing to the un-
derstanding come to between Lord
Randolph Churchill and Mr. Parneli in
bringing before the house the Eviction
Bill.
LOUTH.
On Sunday, August %, meeting OF
the several branches Of the National
League in the Ari}ee Union, was held
in the League Office, Ardee, for the pur-
pose Of considering the best means OF
helping the laborers at the forthcoming
Local Government Board inquiry. The
chairman urged the delegates to i'm
press on their branches the necessity of
meeting frivolous objections, and Of
having their cases we'll prepared for the
inquiry.
MAYO.
On September 7, evictions were COM
menced at Lovafoil, on the estate Of
Miss Gardiner. The bailitfs proceeded
to the house Of Thomas Dunn and
cleared ont everything. Mrs. Dunn,
who declined to leave, and who was IN
a delicate state Of health, was dealt
several severe kicks by one Of the bail
ifs. at other houses to which eyictors
proceeded they were unsuccessful, the
houses having already been deserted.
MONAGHAN.
Mr.. Philip Carney, j. F., Cootehi]l,
60, Cavan, has been sworn in as justice
of the peace for the County Monaghan.
ROsCOMMON.
On September 5, large National
demonstration was held in kilrnore to
protest against the eviction of Mrs.
Cooney at the hands of Mr. John Jones,
the heartlesS exterminator. Thousands |
attended, and the eviction was de-
nounced in the strongest language by
many able speakers.
rIPPERARY.
The Tipperary Board of Guardians
have received letter from Lord Sails
bury's private secretary, acknowledge
ing the receipt OH behalf Of the Pre-
mier OF the resolution Of the Board,
asking to stay all evictions pending the
introduction of a bill in Parliament.
TYRONE.
The revision OF the voters lists for
the Stewartson polling district IN the
East Tyrone division was begun in the
court house on September s. Great in
terest is being taken in the proceedings.
The South Tyrone Revision was also
begun at Fintona OH the same day.
Still greater interest is being taken in
the revision, and the Nationalists who
supported Mr.. VIM. O'Brien at the last
election are straining every nerve to re-
verse the verdict given at the polls on
that occasion.
WATERFORD.
At a largely attended meeting OF the
Dungarvan National League, held on
September 5. in the town hall, a circu-
lar was read from the local Industrial
Association, in support of native manu-.
features, which had been forwarded for
adoption. The circular was adopted.
WEXFORD.
At the Wexford County Court House,
on September Z, the sub-sheritf at
tended for the purpose of selling some
farms on the estate Of E. II. Rowe.
Two farms were put up,and there being
no bidders they were bought by the
agent on behalf of the landlord.
WESTNdEATH.
DR.. Joseph Dillon Kelly has been
duly sworn III as magistrate for this
county. the appointment is most
popular one. DR.. Kely's father filled
the position Of town magistrate here
for over half century and gave uni
versal satisfaction. DR.. Kelly is