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been extinct for some hours. The Mar
quis and Marchioness had arranged to
leave London that morning for the Con-
| tinent. The remains we'll be removed to
Ireland, and the burial will take place at
Monastereven, county Kildare, the body
remaining, meanwhile, at Moore Abbey.
, the deceased Marquis's seat. BY his
death the marquisate becomes extinct;
but the titles of Earl of Drogheda, and
Baron Moore of Mellefont, in Ireland,
together with the English Barony of
Moore Place, Kent, descend to Mr.. Pom
sonby William Moore, grandson Of the
late Rev. Henry Moore, who was the Sec
ond son OF the fifth Earl of Drogheda
and brother of the first Marquis.
KILKENNY.
On June 25th, the Lord Chancellor
struck the name of Mr.. Edward Lord, of
Kilkenny, off the roll of Solicitors for
having failed to pay over to client
named Thomas Godfrey, sum of e1O,
the amount of decree obtained against
the Great Southern and Western Rail-
way Company. The petition of the In
corporated Law Society stated that Mr..
Godfrey: instructed Mr.. Lord to issue a
process against the railway company in
relation to the miscarriage of goods. The
process was heard at Kilkenny Quarter
Sessions in January of the present year,
and decree was granted for G10 and
costs. The railway company paid the
amount to MIR. Lord, who signed re-
ceipt for 1t. Mr.. Godfrey, not receiving
the money, wrote in March to the Secre-
tary of the Incorporated Society, for
warding letter which he had received
from the secretary of the railway COM
pany stating that the money had been
PAID to Mr.. Lord. A correspondence en-
sued between Mr.. Wakely and MIR. Lord
which lasted from March until June.
Mr.. Lord failed to pay the money, and in
consequence the petition was issued and
acted ION. Mr.. Lord was formerly Ses-
SIGNAL Crown Solicitor for Kilkenny, and
occupied most respectable position in
the..profession.
LIMERICK.
james Tuohy, a native of Limerick,
and guard on the Waterford and LINER
ick Railway, while travelling on the
evening train from Tralee, en- route for
Limerick, on June 26th, got his leg seri-
ously hurt at Ardfert station by slipping
down between the edge of the platform
and the footboard of the carriage, and
we're it not that he held fast to the han
die of the carriage fatal results would
undoubtedly have followed.
LOUTH.
The Dundalk Christian Schools have
recently suffered a distinct loss in the
removal OF Rev. Brother Duggan, who is
ono of the specially chosen by the Su-
perior of the Order to spread the bless
ings of Christian education in Australia.
Brother Duggan has been in Dundalk
for number of years, during the past
four or five of which he conducted the
Intermediate and Science and Art
Glasses with the most marked success.
It is in great part due to his labors that
the pupils of the Christian Schools won
l;.I:.o4;~-,e ~ &Io Nv, no+;ope Rr<>tl,or
Duggan was universal favorite with
his pupils, not one of whom there is who
will not regret his removed. He goes to
Ballarat, where the Brothers are estab
fishing College which will be heard of
in educational circles in Australia.
MAYO.
On Sunday, June Goth, the Rev. P. r.
sStaunton, P. p, Tubbercurry, preached
very impressive charity sermon at the
new church. Swinford, in aid of the i'm
provements to the convent schools and
the general charities of the Sisters of
Mercy, by which sum of nearly 91OO
was generously contributed. Alta recep-
ton in the convent chapel next morning,
the Most Rev. DR.. Lyster Bishop OF
Achonry, assisted by the Rev. NJ. J.
Burke, G. c., Swinford, protested and re-
ceived into the Order of the Sisters of
Mercy Miss Casey, Of Ballaghadereen, in
religion Sister M. Eden, and Miss Cole
man, of Kerry, in religion Sister N. Peter.
TIPPERARY. ....
DR.. Dennehy, of Lismore, was selected
as the Redmondite candidate for East
Tpperary. Mr.. Richard Burke, Master
Of the Tipperary Foxhound, who was
named by the Redmondites as their re-
preventative to oppose Mr.. T. Condor,
telegraphed from Paris that his name
was put forward without his consent, and
that he had no idea Of being candidate.
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