The Irish standard., 1888-03-03
LONDONDERRY.

LONDONDERRY.
On Feb. 5, Mr.. John G. Michigan. c..
c., Recorder Of this county, sat in the
Court House, Londonderry, and deiiv-
cred judgment in a number Of cases
heard at last sessions, the tenants hay
ing refused to accept the offer made on
the part OF this Diapers Company. In
every case Mr.. Neligan granted con.
siderable reduction.
On the night of Feb. /, Mr.. Blame.
NJ. T., passed through Derry on his way
to Dublin fol- trial. & large crowd as
sembled on the platform, cheering the
honorable member and other notables.
AS the train moved away God Save
Ireland" was sung, and ringing cheer
given for Mr. Blame, Father McFdd-
den and Mr.. O Brien. followed by
groans for Baltour. The police Gid
not Interfere, and there was 30 dis.
turbance. At Armagh large CROWD
collected expecting Mr. Blaze 10 pass
that station. The sergeant who ar
rested Father McFadden WAS groaned.
MEATH,
The protest made by the Most Rev.
DR.. Nul1y, Bishop OF Meath. against
the section of the Prison Board in TO-
fusing him permission to visit the pris~
oners confined in Yullamore Jail
(king's County,, has borne fruit In a
that DR.. Nulty de.
scribes as "a long and most respectful
letter that seemed all graciousuess 1t.
se]f,n the needed right is granted.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Oa January 81, at The marlborough
Petty Sessions, Mr.. John McCauiH was
fined So. for aiding i'll lighting q bonfire
in the town On occ ssiOn OF Mr..
O'Brieu's release Another defendant
WAS tined los. the additional IS. being
for 'bocing' the police.
SLIGO.
GA February l, Mi. David $5heohy,
nj. f., was visited i'll Sligo Jail by bis
brother, the Rev. Eugene Sheehy, and
Mr., sheehy. who arrived frora Dublin.
They we're met at the station by the
Very Rev. Mclaughlin, and the Rev.
Father Corcoran accompanied tiasrn te
the Imperial Hotel. subsequently
Father Sherry and Mrs Shelby visitsd
tho Jail, where they wege accorded half
an hour interview witt, the prisoner,
WHOM they found looking WE'LL The
visitors dined with His Grace the Most
Rev. DR.. Gilooly.
IlPPERARY.
On January %, q shopkeeper names
q Brien was prosecuted in Tipperary
for retaking possession of a house
fronn which his had been evicted by Mr..
Smith Barry. He was sentenced to one
n,pnths imprisonment.
AT q special coercion court held at
the County Court House, C!cnmel, on
February 8, Mr.. William Smith, q gen.
1leman farmer of Barona, about five
miles from Clonmel. was charged az
the snit Of the Crown, by District In
spector Knox, OF Calm, with taking
part in "a riot and unlawtul assem- bly, on
January 10, at Woodrootfe. There
were similar charges against Messrs
}amea Manning, Patrick Ryan, Pierce
Zee, Patrick Foley, Michael Casey,
Thomas Sullivan, John Hogan and
Mathew Lonergan; and Misses Ellen
Collins, Morrissy. Ellen Morr;ssy end
Diana DAWN. The magistrates dis
missed the cases Oh the ground shat the
sumDaonses were badly framed.
ZONE.
nr. T.. McGwatt, OF Coal Isi&Ed, has
been chosen ceroEer for this county.
Ae'is Nationalist.
WATERFORD.
g1ne hundred men at LisE@ny, with
horses and plpughs, have cropped the
farm Of Mr.. Jasper Douglas Pyne,
member of Parliament for Offences
against the Crimes Act. The WORK was
rapid, despite the snow.
WEXFORD.
An inquest on the body Of Captain
william j. Wiley, Of the ilifateei AL
fred d. Snow, wrecked in Waterford
uarbor ON January 4, at which 20 lives
were lost, was held On February 1, in
New Ross The jary returned II YER.
dict Of found drowned.'' The cow
aEdice of Christopher Cherry, ex cox
swain OF the Dromere life beat, in re-
fal al mo- in fake ont rho hnat tn tho 90