The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1889-12-28
KILKENNY.

Hotel, Kilkenny, recently, to collect the
rents Oh the ReadstOwn, Reesk and
Talbot's Inch estates. He allowed
fifteen per cent. on the judicial aud
non judicial rents in Readstown, and
offered live per cent. tn the 'ralbot's
Iuch tenants, which they refused, DIS
their cases in the Land Court are not
vet heard. Mr.. w. BIunden, j. p, has
allowed twenty per cent. to his tenants.
aud Lord Ormonds fifteen per cent.
LONGFORD.
J. d DAVIS, Esq. Mount Days,
Lanesboro'; Laurence Patrick Reynolds,
E.q., Dalystown. Granard; and S.
George T. johnston, Esq. Ratheline,
I.anesboro', have been Recommended
for the office IF High Sheriff of Long
ford for The ensuing year.
Right Rev, DR.. Flood, Archbishop of
Trinidad, recently visited his brother.
Peter Flood, III S!igo Jail. the revered
Blsnop OF Ardah also visited tue .'crlmi.
nals," and carried cheering news to
their families. There will be public
demonstration held to welcome them
home when they are liberated.
LIMERICK.
County Inspector Thomas Moriarty,
E. [. c., has been appointed by the
Castle, magistrate tor the county and
city OF Limerick. Mr.. M,riarty is d
relative Of the late Blsnop Morlarty. OF
Kerry.
An unexpected confirmation of the
right claimed by the Nationalist Mayor
Vt Llmerlck to exercise Jurisdiction as
d county magistrate has just come to
notice. The Mayor. before the holding
Ut the last Limerick Faces, granted Ger
tlicates to Sell liquor IT, d number OF
pubicaus, but tile locAl Excise autbu.~
lilies, who are all Tories, would not IT,
cugnlZe MS authority, and refused the
licenses. Among Tho applicants Was
Mr.. Cornelius Keiluher, OF CuarIevlIle.
county Colk, and This gentleman having
beeL granted The necessary order. srv-
duced the May or's certificate at the Elk
else office III Cork, aud Was immediately
granted the license.
MEATH.
After administering for II years to
the spiritual wants OF his parlsllioners.
the uuch-loved pastor Of SumMerhlil,
Father Eoyan, has passed away to has
eternal ~ ar,l Tne High Mass was
celebrated in DAngan Church, after
which, Lhe remains were Consigned to
their last resting place III the church.
Francis Lambert, Esq, Beaupare,
Nayan; Hon. j, ". PluukeJL, Dunsany
Navan, aud William Thompson, JUL,
ESQ, kaJhnally, Irlm, have been ro
to I'll! the office OF High
SHERIFF TOR vne county Of Meath for the
Gushing year.
SLIGO.
The election Of Guardian for the Dro-
more West District OF the sligo Union
resulted ill the return OF John Moloney, !
who was opposed by Will
liam Ormsby, Tory.
Father Leonard of Easkev died re-
Gently. and the sad event caused wide
spread sorrow in the district. Ene de
ceased was only 40 wears of age. There !
vas an Office aud HI h Mass for the |
.epOse Of his SOUL in the parish church,
sitter which his remains were int rred |
u the family burial ground i'll Dromard. |
TIPPERARY.
The Rev. Michael Harty, P. F., Ban
ha, died on Che 18Th ult., after a brief I
Illness, aged 50 years. He was parish
'riesJ OF B ansha for six years, OF BallY- /
,ricken for seven years, and had eu-
eared himself to all for his pious and
aintly qualities. His remaius were in
erred in Bansila cnurch, on thes20 III
IT., after Solemn Obi 70 and High
dass. Y.
Our Irish obituary, this week, records
be death. II on November 1870, at the
;onvenG Lismore, of Mss Duffy, ana
i've OF Roscrea, in the 23l year Of her
&c. and the ll5h Of her religious pro-
ession. On the 20sh nlr High Mass
nd @ - were celebrated ID the Con
ont for the repose Of her soul. Right
sev. Mons. Byrne, =. 2 was celebrant;;
,ev. NJ. Walsh; g O., fellow, Deacon;
NV. j Coghlan, g. e.. sub deacon. In /
1e chair were: Rev. athers SlatterY,
((Meara, w alsh, Usemins, sc. Several
fIthe town comnlissi oners, and 9 IargeI