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ceived the white veil at the hands Of tht
Rev. 4. Clarke. Adm. IN the unavoid
ab le absence Of his Grace the Primate
MAYO. .s. Ii.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. who represents the
house Of Mr.. Watson, Dublin. for the
sale OF bust Of Mr.. William O'Brien,
M. F., and who has been in the West
for some time. taking orders, was fol-
lowed, from Castlerea to BdlIintobber,
and, on Saturday night, April 10Th, was
arrested at the latter place. as he was
entering the house of Mr.. Peter Nc
Dermott. The police took him back to
Castlerea, where they brought him be-
fore Captain McTernan, r. M, on q
charge of hawking without license.
He was at once DISCHARGED by the
magistrate, after which he was served
with summons to appear at Balm
tobber Petty Sessions. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
next day proceeded by car 70 Tobber-
curry, and was all the way followed by
the police. In Tobbercurry he was a
second time arrested, but was again
DISCHARGED b7 the MAGISTRATES.
MONAGHAN.
There is movement On foot in Car
rickmacross to promote fund to buy
out of the army son of John Martin,
painter, who is one of the prisoners
sentenced to imprisonment in the al
legged railway conspiracy case. The
summer is the painters harvest time,
and consequently, the absence Of Martin
now is a more than ordinarily serious
loss to his family. Young Martin is
also painter, and when his purchase
from the army is completed, he will be
able TO supply his fathers place. TO
the credit of Carrickmacross, it may be
added that the movement promises to
be notable success. Mr.. Peter Nc
Entagart, of Main street receives the
subscriptions.
QUEENS
At the last Marlborough Quarter
Sessions, the Marquis of Lansdowne
obtained DEGREES against four Lugga-
curren tenants.
SLIGO.
News has been received in Sligo that
Mr.. McHugh has been compelled to
wear colored glasses as his sight has
been effected by his Imprisonment in
Tullamore. Although the "Mande.
Wiling system has fallen out of use of
late still the govern ment appear in
clined to adopt some expedient to revert
to their previous practices, though in
modified form.
TIPPERARY.
In the Exchequer Court, Dublin, on
Feb. 25th, before Justice Andrews, in
the case of Smith Barry VS. Carrigan,
Mr.. Cherry on behalf of Mr.. Smith
Barry. moved for charging order on
certain shares of the defendant in the
Provincial Bank. An affidavit of Mr..
FL. H Townsend set out that the plain.
tiff had recovered Judgment for esq S..
3d.. including costs against the defen-
dant. A writ of fl ia had been lodged
with the sheriff Of Tipperary, who in
pursuance thereof seized quantity of
stock near Thurles, which he believed
to be the property OF defendant. A
man named Hugh Ryan subseq uently
claimed them. and upon his declaration
the stock were released. The defen
dant was the owner, in his own right,
Of eight ordinary shares Of the Pcovin-
cial Bank of Ireland. The full amount
of the debt was still due, and the mar
ket value Of the shares was e52 So. Sd.
Justice Andrews granted the motion.
WATERFORD.
On the Oath of April, at the Lady lane
barracks, Waterford. Thomas Henneesy
and William Mulloney, were charged
on remand by Head Constable Coleman,
before Mr.. G., II. Bodkin. r. NJ, with
completely in the murder of Richard
Maher at Killea, Oh the 18th March,
and were formally remanded.
WESTMEATH.
A pleasure boat containing three
ladies and two gentlemen. one of whom
was the Rev, Mr.. Campbell, Of Athlone.
was recently upset on Tough Rea.
The occupants chung to the boat, how
ever, and were rescued with some diff
6culty by two young fsherm en-.
Auction Sale Of Girls.
Not exactly q slave market scene Of
ante. bellum DAYS with girls torn from
parents, relatives and homes and put
up for sale to brutal bidders, but some