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Kelly said that in this case it appeared
quite conclusive to him that Captain
Vandeleur, having received benefits
under the award, had no power after.
wards to repudiate it. He had known
the case would have been argued before
him, and he had read over Sir Charles
Russell's award, and in several clauses
from first to last reference to the alloca-
tion question there was not one word
about limitation. He would consust
with some of the superior judges before
giving his decision. The essential point
to be considered was, in this award in
valid or not. The court then rose
DOWN.
On October 10th, DR.. r. c. Park, J. r.,
coroner of North Down, held an inquest
on the body of a farmer named John
O'Hare, of Backaderry. From the evil
dence at the inquest it appears that the
deceased visited Ballinahinch fair,
when he was observed suddenly to fall
insensible. Medical aid was at once OBJ
tanned, but was of no avail. After re-
viewing the evidence. the jury returned
verdict of death from natural causes.
DUBLIN.
at Tory Unionist meeting, held ia
Ancient Concert Rooms, Dublin on Oct.
18th, in support of the candidature of
Mr.. Kenny, O. c., and Sir Henry Coch-
rane, Tory candidates for two OF the al.
visions of Dublin at the next election,
a letter was read from the Marquis of
Harrington, who. after wishing the can
didates success, said he hoped be might
be permitted, ON behalf of their allies
in England, to express the interest they
took in the elections, and toe confidence
they felt that no efforts would be spared
by the candidates and other leading
Liberal Unionists in Dublin to ensure
a successful result. Lord Harrington
was careful not to hint that the only
hope for Tory success lay in the divi-
sions of the Irish National Party; but
some of the rampant orators present
were not 80 discreet, and they blurted
out the fact broadly.
GALWAY.
Rev. Thomas Kilmartin, Professor.
St. Jarlath's College, Tuam, has been
appointed to Deansh1p in Maynooth
College. In this distinguished young
professors well-merited promotion, st,
.Jarlath's College loses one of it's ablest
professors.
KILDARE.
At the Municipal elections in New
bridge, the three commissioners retir-
ing by rotation, Messrs, John Quinn,
Peter Tormey, and Joseph Farrell, were
nominated for reelection by Mr.. John
Malone. T. c. G. They were opposed
by Mr., John D. Leaby, but no political
consideration was involved. The result
was declared as follows!-Qninn (ont-
going commissioner, 10; TormeY. do,
IL; Farrell, do, l6; Laahy, II.
LIMERICK.
Mr.. Theobald A. Purcell, @. c., sat
in the Limerick Crown Court on Octo-
Der 10th, and commenced the business
of the Quarter Sessions for the city.
The Grand Jury had not to be sworn by
Clerk Of the Crown and Peace, there
being no cases for trial, and Judge Pur-
cell congratulated them on the fact.
The Judge was then presented with
white gloves by the snb-Sheriff, Mr.. @. |
FL. Fit, to mark the occasion.
.s5 LOUTH.
The memorial church which is being
erected at Drogheda to the memory of
the Venerable Oliver Plunkett, the
saintlv mart yred Primate OF Armagh,
is approaching comp letion. The erec-
ton Of such a church is work of ma
tional mportance. It is expected that
the total fnrth expendi ture which will
be necessary will be between "a 900 and |
IS, 0OO, EGO 600 having been alreadySex
pended "a bazaar VII be held at tbeI
end Of this month 70 aid IN The good
work !. ~
On October 1 9Th, the parisb,opers of
Castle bridge, county " exford /. learned
nth deep regret, thai 1.-The Rev Mel
C&rlhYy ;;. Il. had psssad aWsg, after5ai