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were, however, in favor OF q verdict o
negligence against the prison doctor.
DUBLIN. ss
The Archbishop Of Dublin officiatee
on November IL. at the blessing Of th'
new bell of St. Michan's Church, anG
delivered an address on temperance. 4
DR.. Kenny, M. T. has received from
the Irish National League of New Soutt
Wales a third installment Of 81 600 fol
the Evicted Tenants Fund. The Presi
dent writes: 1--WE anticipate being in 9
position to send $1,000 a fortnight until
the close of the mission"
The official return in the Dublin
Gazette shows that during the week
ended the 9th Of November there were
exported from Ireland to Great Britain
1854 cattle. 1906 sheep. Is, 1852 swine,
and sos horses; total. 4S.247. The num-
Der in the previous week was 46, 755, and
in the corresponding week OF last year
48,O51.
GALWAY.
TIP. O'Connor, M. p, and William
Corbet, M. F., visited William O'Brien.
M. p, in Galway Jail, on November IL
and found the distinguished prisoner
bearing 10 bravelY against the depress>
ing effects of confinement
On Thursday, November IA, there
was High Mass de requiem at the
Cathedral, Tuam, for the repose of the
soul of the late Archbishop, Most Rev.
John McHale. Celebrant Rev. Joseph
G. A.; Deacon, Rev. Nj. Diskin.
G. e.; Sub-Deacon, Rev. j. Lotus.
G. c.; Rev. M. O'Connell, President Of
st. Jariath's College. master Of cere-
monies. The Archbishop presided at
the throne.
LIMERICK.
Mrs. Mary Ryan was eylcted about
two years ago from her farm at New
pallas, and having no roof to cover her
young helpless children, she returned
to the house from which they were
driven forth on the bleak roadside. For
this offense Judge Munroe had the poor
women confined in Limerick City Prl-
son, and kept her there for twelve
On her release Mrs. Ryan
sought once more the Old spot, but the
spy was on her track, and
The same Judge re-committed the hap
ess woman with the result that after
,ight months further confinement her
health has 50 broken down that her
afflicted children may never again see
Ter alive. The Mayor Of Limerick,
ealizing the gravity of the case, has
made a strong representation to the
Prisons Board, and it is to be hoped
hat humanity will prevail before it is
90 late.
MAYO.
The Ballina Branch of the I. N. l..
las elected the following officers:
Father Meagher, President; Father
)'Brien, Treasurer; J. Vaughan, secre-
airy.
The Knock Branch of the I. N. L at
ts last meeting passed a resolution de-
laring Lord Dillon's offer Of abate-
aent to be inadequate and refusing to
ccept smaller reduction than that
demanded at the recent meeting in
John T. Murphy, proprietor of the
Girls Hotel, Belmullet, has purchased,
q the Landed Estates Courts, Mrs.
s title to the lands of Bally
aacsheeran, in Erris. consisting OF 1856
ores held in fee simple-nett annual
alue. EGO, 1913. Sd; tenement valuation,
s36 9s.; purchased for G903.
M. Dunning, D. l.. r I. c., with a
orce of police, proceeded to Droma-
laire on November IL with the sherlff's
epuJy to carry out an eviction, at the
uit of Mrs. John Quealy, Jr., against
dichael Med onnell, his wife and two
hildren. Mcdonnell had the door
arricaded and John Qaealy and his
rother, Tom Quealy, acting as prac
ical emergencymen on the occasion,
urst in the door aud threw out the
title scanty furniture. Mcdonnell, his
1ife and children were thrown at once
ut of their home.
TYRONE.
T. w. Russell addressing his consti
lents on November II, said: Res
Getting the education scheme, why not
save Trinity College intact, giving
;elfast TO Presbyterians, and Galway
nd Cork Queens Colleges to the
;atholics.''
At Strabane, on November IL, w. j.
NTH, a local merchant, was charged
nth having embezzled upwards Of
/, 100 of the Strabane Loan Fund.
NTH was secretary to the Loan Fund
ociety, until it's dissolution by the
ord Lieutenant last June. A number
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