The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-07-28

from pract1ce Tor some years. ana ree1deQ
at. Meadow Bank, Terenure, where he
died on June 9th, after an illness OF
come weeks. Mr.. Heating Clay for near
ly half century held leading position
in Dublin as solicitor, and his death will
be sincerely regretted by all who knew
him. He was the father Of Robert 4.
Clay, distinguished member of the
legal profession.
GALWAY.
A marriage has been arranged and
taken place between Mr.. j. J. Smyth,
eldest son OF Captain Smyth, of Mason
brook Co., Galway, and Miss Clara Burk.
youngest daughter of the late Sir Thomas
Burk, Of Marbal Hill.
KERRY.
John Twiss; Cordial, Castleisland, and
Eugene GKee1fe, of Glanlara, wers again
remanded, at Newmarket, on June 25th,
charged with the murder OF the caretaker
Don van.
@K1LKENNY:
Recently while some workmen were
excavating to lay the foundation Of new
house, about to be built on thesssite of one
recently burned, belonging TO Mr.. O'Con
nell, High st., Kilkenny, they came across
q slab SUPPOSED to be the covering Of. an
old tomb. There Was al inscription on
the slab, but local archie 5logists have
not as yet expressed Il definite opinion
as to it's origin.
LIMERICK.
The salmon fishing was remarkably
good during the last week in June At
Castleconnel, close on 200 fish chiefly
peal--wers landed. Mr.. Hodges, on
Doonas Tough, had 81 to his rod ;Messrs.
Phelphs, on Landscape. had So between
them. General Cook had q day of 8, and
good sport for the rest of. the week; and
Mr.. b. r.. MARBLE had salmon OF 3llbe.
Highersup the Shannon the anglers OF
Killaloe took about Is dsh in the week.
LOUTH.
On June Goth, the daad body of Pat
rick Collins, aged SO years. a gardener
and general labores, who had been MISS
sing since tI,e 23d, when he went to fish,
was found in the Boyne, nesr the Nell
Rrewry, Drogheda. A. verdict of found
drowned was, returned by che coroner's
jury.
MAKO.
Mr.. Michael Heverin, son Of MIR.
James Aeveriu, Of Castiebar, very credit
ably passed at the. recent preliminary ex~
en,inations for solicitors apprentices, in
Dublin. taking second place out Of sixty
candidates. NJ. Heverin is apprentioed
10 his uncle, Mr.. Farrell M'Donnell, So
l,citor, Roscommon. Mr.. Patrick j: Sheri- !
dan, eldest son Of the. lato Alfred Ell. |
ESQ, .Castlebar, il also among
The successful candidates; he serves his |
apprenticeship in the Office of his uncle, |
P. A. Chance. Esq, M. p, solicitor, Dub !
i'm.
MEATH.
The Marquis Of Headiort, of Headtort
house, Kells, lies seriously indesposed at
lis London residence. The Marquis. has
oeen in feeble health since the death of
lis son the Late Earl OF Beehive, and only
amt hopes are entertained of mis- recov-
'ry.
RpsCOMMON.
With feelings of deep regret we have
0 announce the death Of. MIR. Patrick
)'Flynn, which took place at the resi-
ence Of Mr.. VIM. johnson, Strokes
own, on Thursday, June 21st. Deceased
'as highly Intelligent man, and did
lsny things for the purpose of benefting
is native land. He was engaged, for
'me years past writing history OF Ros-
ommon, the manuscript of which is in
,e hands of MI. Johnson. Mr.. O'Flynn
as SO years of age. May he rest in
eace.
SLIGO.
Rev. Patrick A. Kielty, late of Sligo
ollege,was ordained priest at Maynooth
4 Sunday j une Oath. He was the only
lphin student raised to the dignity OF
:iesthood on the occasion. The Rev.
sntleman, who has read q most dis
aguished course in Sligo and Maynooth
olleges, is brother of the4Rev Martin
ielty, Professor, sumn4erhill College,
igo.
TIPPERARY:
The following students Of st. Patrick's
ollege, Thurles, were, on Sunday, June
tn, raised to the Priesthood by his
race the Archbishop of Cashel, in the
Thurles: Rev. Patrick Quinn,
{ the diocese Of San Francisco; Rev.
'hn Murphy, Adelaide; Rev. Patrick
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