The Northwestern standard., 1886-03-27
--LATEST. IRISH NEW s.
ANTRIM.

e. Tt a : 4 : i
ANTRIM
Major General A. C nj. Moore has
been appointed TO command the troops
iii the Belfast district.
The stern truth that Ulster Is tar
nellite is cutting into the densest or-
ange intelligence. The saner OF the W
anga orators 10 louger affect to speak
for "Tlster.'' It is Northeast us.
ter, only that remains IN freedom.
home or glory's grave" This ishetter
hut it is still and exaggeration South
Down is spart Of Northeast Ulster,
and South Down is as ardently Nation
alist as Tipperary. North Easf-oy'
North Clstern is the accurate compass
1ascrintion of the present dimensions
OF the dwindling Orange reserve
CLARE.
The Grand Jury Of the County Glare
we're sworn in on Feb. 26, before the
Higb Sheriff. Wan. C0nyngham Burton,
ESQ, The jury were Informed that
there we're only four important cIlml~
nal cases. There was a long discussion
as to the presentn1enJ for a nafonlal
.anarant tee for the West Glare Hallway
Tee Rev. Patrick Shannon, 7, T.,
died on Feb. II, at the parochlal mouse,
C,oOraclara, in the SD year CT his age.
Deceased had been III delicate healbh
for the past eighteen months, and MS
death was not unexpected. LIS par
ishjoners ALWAYS found in him q SIM
.cere friend as we'll as q devoted mlnls"
ter Of religion, and they now lament
mis- loss with the fIial affection his
MANY virtues were calculated TO ellcit.
T|pper Eeale was the first pastoral
charge to which The deceased clergyman
had been appointed, and from thence
ha was translated to the more lmpOf"
tsut parish Of kilmacvuane.
COCK.
Whilst hunting recently with the
Carbary hounds at Kilnaviedee, near
Skibbereen, Mr.. J. r. Il. Beecher, j.
Z. Iloughline, sustained heavy fall,
fracturing one Of his ribs.
at st. Josephs Earmelite Convent,
Go. Waterford. on feb.Zt, Mary, ID re-
ligioa Sister Anne Joseph, eldest
daughter of Mr. Sliney, Ballingruna,
county Cork, received che black veil al
the hands Of the Rev. M, +. Walsh, T.,
G., Tallow, who was deputed by the
Bishop to preside.
The Rev. John O7Leary, Administra-
tor at Skibbereen, speaking at the
meeting on Feb. q Of tho local branch
Of the League, declared there was no
time more critical than the present
Their hope was not in NJ. Gladstone.
who wasn't bad, nor in Mr.. Morley,
who was better, but in the strength,
unity. and determination OF them
selves.
MI. Henry Lindsay Young, Lee
mount, Cork, attended at MltchelstoWn
0n Feb. Is, for the purpose or coliect-
ing the rents from tenantry in the Gien
duff aud Ballygiblin districts. Ihe
tenantry accompanied by the Rev. l.
O'Connell, c. c., President OF the
Mitchelstown National League, waited
in body on the landlord and asked
tor a reduction of 25 per cent. on the
t,, EfNf, o a &
eussion, the matter was arranged Dy
the tenants accepting reduction OF 20
per cent.
At twelve o'clock Mass, at Ashford,
Charleville, on Sunday, Feb. q, the
Rev. Father Carrick, 7. P, celebrant.
the Royal Irish ConstaDulary from
4ilenouin hut, four in number, attend
ed Divine services. They were not III.
terferred with as was expected, but as
Mass was going to be offered the police
entered the chapel, less about half a
dozen Of aged persons who remained In
the yard during the time that Mass
WAS being offered When Mass was
over the police left for home, and were
booted by some of the younger persons.
DOWN
NJ ry Ann Ctelaud, of Woodstock
road, Mountpottinger in the county
Down publican, has been adjudged a
bankrupt.
DUBLIN.
Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, NJ. T.,
has resigned his commission Of lieuten-
ant CT the South Irish Division of Ar
tiliery Militia.
Mr. George Healy, of 20 Lower Or
mond quay and Castle avenue, Clon-
tart, has been appointed to the Commits
sion OF the Peace.
fol Jrs. 1t1tn