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had been unwell for some time, took his
breakfast in bed, at 10 o'clock a. M, and
on his daughter calling to see him at l
o'clock she found him dead.
FERMANAGH.

on his daughter calling TO SEQ AiH do !
o'clock she found him dead.
FERMANAGH.
On the evening of March Oath, while a
plasterer named Thomas Ball was work
ing on ladder at the back OF Mr.. John
Martins premises in Town-hall street,
Enniskillen, be missed his footing and
fell distance of about thirty feet into
the adjacent yard, owned by Miss. Nc
Kenna. When picked up he WAS insen-
sible. He was removed to the County
In6rmary, where he lies in critical
GALWAY.
His Grace the Archbishop Of Tuam
has promoted the Rev. John Lotus, &.
A.. of Tuam, to the pastoral charge OF
Willlamstown, and the Rev. James Cur
ran, G. c., Tuam, to the Administrator
ship. as successor to Father Lotus, and
has changed the Rev. Patrick Forde. g.
c., from Leenane to Tuam.
KERRY.
A young man named Walsh was seri-
ous!y injured in the Fair field, Tralee,
during the inspection under the Royal
Dublin Society's scheme for horse
breeding on Saturday, March 26th. The
horse Baldwin kicked him on the back.
He was removed to the County Intirmary'
KILDARE.
At the meeting of the Mass Board OF
Guardians, on March 80, the election OF
chairman, vice-chairman, and deputy
vice-chairman took place. The first
chair went unanimously to the gentle
man who has filed it with credit for SO
many years, Mr.. Edward Fenlon. The
second chair was contested by MIR. Jo-
seph P. Bowling, but was beaten by the
old veteran, MI. P. Driver.
KILKENNY.
On March 29th, under the Coercion
Act, Miss Agnes Corcoran, Campaign
Cottage, Goresbridge, was bound over to
keep the peace, herself in ESQ and two
sureties of G25 each, for using alleged in
timidation towards an emergencyman
named Hendon, at present caring the
farm from which her mother was evicted'
rErup1M
Constable Brady, of Manorhami]ton
effected the arrest of deserter from the
Connaught Rangers Regiment on March
29th. The deserter, whose name is
Bradley, was found in Manorhamilton
workhouse, and, acting on the descrip-
tion in the Hue and Cry, Constable
Brady took him into custody. He was
conveyed to Galway and identified by
the commanding officer.
LONGFORD.
At large meeting of ex-officio anc
elected guardians in Longford, on March
Both, Messrs. Joseph Wilson, Nationalist
Philip Herman, Nationalist, and Johr
Rhatigan, Redmondite, were reelected
chairman, vice-chairman, and deputy
vice chairman for the ensuing year.
LIMERICK.
| The Countess of Zetland, accompanied
by Lady Hilda Dundas, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Bannatyne, and Mrs. Graves, visited
Limerick on March Goth, and inspected
| q number Of the local institutions. The
party visited the Mt. ST. Vincent Or
phanage and the Limerick Lace Factory
| aud also Barrington's Hospital, with al
which institutions the visitors expressed
themselves highly pleased.
LOUTH.
Thomas Dowdal, the brothers Short
and J. Kelly, charged with waylayine
aud robbing Michael Wogan, of Cartown
on the 18th of March, of two watches,
deposit receipt for ELS and Is. cd. in casf
were brought up in custody before B. L
Balfour, Esq. j. p, On the 30th, and a
the police could not pro luce further evi
dence, were discharged.
MAYO.
On March 29th, two sheriff's bailif
named Daniel Carroll and Patricl
Hoban, accompanied by large force o
police, proceeded to Glare Island ane
carried out an eviction at the suit of thu
landlords, the Misses Mcconnell. The
name of the evicted tenant is Martit
O'Malley, who has wife and eight chill
dren. During the administration of Mr.
Balfours relief, O'Malley was employed
on the relief works
MEATH.
In the Probate Court, Dublin, recently
the will case of Gore versus Rogers wa
called up. This was suit by John Gore
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