The Irish standard., 1891-04-25
ARMAGH.


thedrals, beginning with the Province
of Ulster, with illustrations of the Ca
thedrals of Armagh, Clogher. Conner,
Derry, Dromore, Downpatrick. and
Raphoe. The Articles promise co be
most interesting.
CARLOW.
A splendid specimen nf monumental
sculpture has just been erected III xii
ieshin Cemetery to the memory OF the
late Mr.. Kayanaugh, of Carlow Gralgue
Tt is the work of Mr.. James Walsh, OF
Carlow.
CORK.
On March 23d, John DWane, sherltf's
officer FermoY, with assistant DalilHo
and force Of police, proceeded to Bal
linure, near Bartlemy. and eyicted VIM.
Healy and John Aherne. The landlord
is Rosetta Percy Armytage, Is Hans
Place, London, and it appears that
Healy was a middle landlord and re-
ceived the rent from Aherne, but failed
to pay the head rent to the agent for
some time past hence the the eVlctloDs
There was no resista nee and possession
was handed over to Mr.. II. Marmlon,
representative OF the landlord. A care
taker, protected Ey two c0nstables, was
left in charge OF the place. Suisse
quently it appears, the Rev. Father
Barry, z. f., Rathcormac, came into
Fermoy. with the evicted persons, and
managed to effect settlement salts
factory to all parties.
DERRY.
st. Patrick Night was signalized at
St. Columbs College, Derry, by an en-
iOyable dramatic and musical entertain,
ment given by che students At the
close. on the motion OF Bishop
ODougherty, hearty vote OF THANKS
was accorded to the organizers and
actors.
DONEGAL.
The Most Rev. DR.. U'Donnell, Bishop
of Raphoe, has made the following ap'
pointments:-Ver Rev. Charles NC
Glynn, V.G.. Dunglce, to be parish
priest of Stranorlar; Rev. Hugh Gal
lagher, of Ballyshannon. to be parish
priest of Dungloe: and Rev. John Dor
rian, of Glencolumbkille. to succeed
Father Gallagher In Ballyshannon.
nIIRTIN
Mr.. Arnold adopted son Of the late
unlamented ''Buckshot, speaking at
a Primrose Leauge meeting. recently,
expressed hope that he would be able
to defeat Mr.. Z. Sexton, NJ. K, in West
Belfast. He thought hanging On
lamp cost would be TO good for limo
thy M. HealY, M. H.. for one speech of
his. MIR. Forster's speech was out OF
date, 1t should have been delivered in
1898 not in 1891.
GALWAY.
In the lawsuit about Tuam Fair
Green, in which MIR. Edmond Concan
non sued Town Commissioners for pos
session, and rent. an appeal from the
decision Of County Court Judge HEM
came on for hearing at the Galway
AssiZes on March 21st Evidence hay
ing been gone into, the decision given
In the Quarter Sessions Court against
the Tuam Town Commissioners was
confirmed by the Judge Of the Assize.
each side to pay It's own costs, and rent
of the Fair Green to date from July last.
KERRY.
On March 23d, number OF bailitfs.
protected by strong police escort, pro
ceeded to RathOneen, and there evicted
an old woman named O'Connor from
little holding which she held from MI.
r. w. Sandes, Sallowglin. Some cattle
found grazing On the farm were seiz5d
in satisfaction Of the rent due by the
chief bailiff, though he was Informed
that the cattle belonged tothe landlord.
1t is stated that the evictiDg party will
be engaged for about week IN the
neighporhood in the work of eviction.
KILDARE.
The Leinster Leader reports at SINE
length the appeal case of Colonel Forbes
r. M, against judgments granted by
the County Judge to certain traders
who had supplied his wife, the Hon
Mrs. Forbes. with goods. The case
came before Mr.. Justice johnson, at
the Mas Assizes. Mrs. Forbes, in the
course of her evidence. stated that al
though living in the house with hus-
band. in order to clothe and maintain
herself and her children she was
Obliged to sell the rings off her fingers.
The case for Colonel Forbes was that
he would not be responsible for any
thing supplied to his wife which had
been obtained without his order or con
sent. The Judge ruled in his favor and
reversed the decisions Of the County
Judge It seems thus decision will al
feet number Of traders to the extent