The Irish standard., 1886-08-28


and who will henceforth be known il
religion as Sister Mary Joseph Dympna
j The Most Rev. DR.. BrOwnrigg, Lore
Bishop of Ossory, received the solemn
vows of the novice, and invested he!
with the black veil as professed mem
Der Of the Presentation Order.
CAVAN.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed
/ Mr.. Charles Boylan Cullow House
County Cavan. to the Commissioner o.
the peace. Mr.. Boylan is the brother q
the Rev. John Boylan, the eloquent ant
patriotic parish priest of Crosserlough
GLARE.
| On July ~, a sailor named Michae
Browne was drowned at Cappa. neal
kilrush. The deceased was. leaving
the pier to board his yessel when he fel
over and was lost.
The Guardians of the Kildysar1
Union had under consideration, or
July 20, an application for outdoor re.
lief from James Frawley, an Emergen.
cy caretaker. The application was re-
jected.
The marriage of Eric Andres Shep.
herd, Esq, Of Lea Holme, Torquay
Devon. to Kate Emily, youngest daugh-
ter of Thomas Mcmahon Cregan, Esq.
J.P., of Arderegan, County Glare, was
celebrated in st. Michae]'s Church
Limerick, on July 49, The ceremony
was performed by the Most Rev. DR.
O'Dwyer. Bishop of Limerick.
An extraordinary escape from death
has taken place at Kilkee. Whilst a
boy, the son OF Mr.. Atkinson, &C, was
sitting on wall bounding the West
End road, at spot beneath Edmund
Point and 'sNew Found Out" he over
balanced himself and fell back over the
cliff. at that point, just inside the
| wall; there is a grassy slope OF some
few feet wide, and the cliff below this
was height Of about 30 feet Or more
above the rocks below. The boy just
fell on the grass, from which he slipped.
grasping the tufts as he passed down.
but failing to stay his dreadful course.
From the cliff he passed to the rocks
below, striking against one projection
or another as he fell. He was caught
under the chin by point of rock and
dislocated his jaw, knocked out some
of his teeth, and otherwise injured his
face. The injuries were very great,
but the boulder saved the boys life by
breaking the fall Of his rapid descent.
Ee was taken up at once i'll an insen-
sible state, and immediately attended
by DR.. Hickey, who dressed his wounds.
He is doing we'll.
The Most Rev. DR.. Delaney, Bishop
of Cork, has appointed the Rev. Canon
Coghlan, 2. P, Blackjack, to the va
can't archdeanery of the diocese.
The Lord Lieutenant has appointed
MIR. Patrick O'Sullivan, of Woodland.
Lady's Well, in the county Cork: to the
commission Of the peace for the
borough Of Cork.
The Lord Chancellor has given the
commission of the peace for the county
Cork to Mr.. Anthony O'Neil, Slumbe1
Hill, Ilillavullen, and Ard Brugh,
Oakley, county OF Dublin.
A most alarming epidemic of typhus
fever has made its appearance in
Hare Island, desolate and poverty
stricken place not many miles from the
mainland of Baltimore and Schulz.
The Rev. James O'Shaughnessy, eld-
est son of Mr.. Denis OShaughnessy,
Bristol, and grandson of Mr.. John
O'Shaughnessy, Charleville, was or
dained priest by the Rt. Rev. DR.. Cliff
ford, on July II.
Two evictions for non-payment of
rent were carried out on July 30, at
Youghal, in one of which one and a
half years. rent was due, and in the
other in which thenuns Of the Presenta-
ton Convent were under-tenants, sew
eral years rent was due by the head
landlord, the Youghal town commits
sioners being the owners.
DERRY.
Richard McCotter, of Lislea, Port
glenone, in the county of Londonderry,
grocer and farmer, has been adjudged q
bankrupt.
DONEGAL.
Mr.. Edward McFadden. son OF MI.
NJ. McFadden, j. p, Letterkenny, has
been sworn in as solicitor OF the SUI
preme court of judicature in Ireland.
DUBLIN.
The Mater Misericordi@ Hospital is
one of those noble charitable institu-
tions Of which Dublin is Justly proud.
In it's wards the sick poor are attended
to with assiduous zeal by those gentle
ladies who have devoted themselves in
relj Dion TO the service of God and of