The Irish standard., 1886-12-04

RISH STANDARD: 5A7
KERRY.
The agent Of the Kenmore estate has
not in this year, as in former years,
forced the tenants to pay their rents on
q certain date. Nov. l was the day
upon which the tenants pay their Ma
gale, but it was not demanded. and
reasonable Indulgence was allowed
many of the tenants.
At the Tralee Quarter Sessions on
November S, several suitors had ac-
tions against the late sub-sherif OF
Kerry, Mr.. VIM. Hartnett, for matters
arising out of his alleged negligence in
enforcing the DEGREES Of the court.
The County Court Judge gave DEGREES
against Mr.. Hartnett in some Of the
cases, and allowed the others to remain
over for further evidence.
KILDARE.
The Months Mind for the memory
of the late Very Rev. DR., Kavanagh
was celebrated in the parish Church,
Kildare. Archbishop Walsh was cele-
brant. A very large number of clergy
were present.
At large meeting of the tenants OF
the Narraghmore estate of Mr.. John
La Touche, Harristown, on Nov. l,
memorial was unanimously adopted
for reduction of 20 per cent. under
the Griffith Valuation and directed to
be forwarded to the landlord, the pre-
sent rents of the estate, with a few ex-
ceptions, varying from 20 up to as
much as 80 per cent. over the said val
uation.
KINGS COUNTY.
A great Nationalists demonstration
took place at Tullamore, on Sunday.
Oct. 81, under the auspices Of the Tulla
more National l eague. The Rev. Father
O1Reilly presided. The speeches,
which were both instructive and elo-
quent, were delivered by such men as
John Dillon, DR.. Fox, VIM. Redmond,
Daniel sheehy, all NJ. P.'s. Resolutions
dealing with thequestion of the present
condition of affairs we're adopted.
LIMERICK
At the Limerick Petty Session on
Nov. S, case of assault in connection
with the dock laborers' strike, which
still continues. came on, and the Mayor
in fining the prisoner said that the con-
duct of the dock laborers in striking,
despite an agreement given on their
behalf by the president of the Labor
ers' Society, would result in driving the
trade from the port-a thing which
would injure the laborers more than
any one else.
The Earl of Devon has served some
of his tenantry in the Newcastle-west
district with notices of ejectment in
consequence of their not accepting his
offer of 10 per cent. reduction in their
rents.
LOUTH.
Great regret is felt by the people of
Drogheda at the removal Of Father
Kearney from that town to Old Castle.
OF Father Kearney United Ireland
says: I'm the formation and successful
working up of the Drogheda Indepen-
dent Club to it's present commanding
position he was a main contributor.
Though the severence of his ties with
Drogheda will be sensibly felt on both
sides, there is one consolatory refec-
tion in the matter-namely. that the
people of Old Castle will soon realize
the advantage which they will possess
in having priest of Father Kearney's
fervor, ability and honesty in their
midst.
LONDONDERRY.
At the Derry Petty Sessions on Nov.
4, James McNulty, a young man, was
charged by the Register of Births and
Deaths with giving false information.
as to the registration of the death of
one Charles Mulholland some time ago.
He was returned for trial.
WATERFORD.
A man named John Ryan has been
arrested in Lismore on his own confes
sion of having committed a murder at
Kingston. Surrey. England, in the year
1881. The man entered the police bar
rack at Ballyduff and stated to Ser
geant Boucher that he wished to give
himself up to justice for having in the
year 1881, while attempting to commit
a burglary in house at Kington, Sur
rey, England, murdered police con-
st.. BILE who attempted to arrest him.
He was sent to the workhouse to await
trial, and several days after was
brought up on remand for injuring the
furniture in the said workhouse. lie
was sent to jail for month.
WESTMEATH.