The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-09-29

Devotion is stronger than death.
The day is as long as the night,
G. cd holdeth our love in His infinite love,
Don't worry! twill all come right.
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA.
ANTRIM.
A demonstration of Nationalist took
place in Saint Mary's Hall, Belfast on
the night of Aug. 2Sth, to voice the in
digpatior Of the Nationalists Of that city
with regard to the recent action OF the
House of Lords. Long before the hour
fixed for the proceedings the spacious
hall was filled. Mr.. S. Young, NJ. P,
took the chair, and was accorded most
hearty reception. the cheering being re
newed again and again on the appear.
anoe OF Mr.. McCartin, M. P, and Mr..
P. McGilhgan, M P, who followed him,
accom- panied by the Rev. Harold Rylett.
The proceedings all through were of q
most enthusiastic character.
CORK. M
At the meeting of the Mallow Boar1
of Guardians, on August 3lst, Mr.. Thos.
Barry proposed resolution condemna-
tory OF the action of the House Of I.or Is
in rejecting the Evicted Tenants Bi |.
The Chairman, Mr.. Ell. d. Spratt, re-
fused to put the resolution, on the
grounds that it was political and had no
reference to the business of the Board.
A warm discussion followed, which ter.
minated by the Nationalist Guardians
present leaving in body, and no further
business could be transacted.
DOWN.
Diphtheria has broken out in Ballina-
hinch. A number Of deaths have occur
red and at present many children are
under medical treatment. The schools
are closed.
DUBLIN.
There are at present in Ireland 1854
more females than males, according to
the official return of the population OF
the country, estimated at the middle OF
June last The entire population is COM
puted at 100000.
KERRY.
At tie recent teachers examination, at
Druucondra, Dublin, MIR. Roger O'Shea,
of the Tullanore National School, North
Kerry, succeeded in obtaining first di
vision OF first class.
LEITRIM.
The Nationalist of Kinlough, through
the Rev G. Flynn, G. c., have forwarded
el2 to the Irish Parliamentary Fund.
MAYO.
Miss Margaret Flynn, of Ballagha. =:
dereen, has taken first class certificate,
as a result of the recent annual e1amina
tons, held at the Teachers Training
College, Baggot street, Dublin.
ROSCOMMON.
MT. Michael Kelly, of Castlerea. has
been appointed to the Commission of the
Peace for the county Roscommon.
SLIGO.
Mr.. A. E. Brennan has purchased the
Bal!intogher licensed premises recently
held by the late Mr.. John Phillips, and
intends to open there first class spirit,
grocery and provision shop on a thorough
business scale. He is remodeling and
making extensi ve alterations in his prem
Uses, which he will open for business this
month. Mr.. Brennan is brother-in- law
to Mr.. J. II. Judge, Riverstown.
TYRONE.
There is no truth in the statement
published by a Belfast paper that Mr..
w. j. Reynolds, M. r, intends to retire
from the representation OF Esst Tyrone
1t is expected that Mr.. Reynolds major
ity will be largely increased at the gen
eraI election,
" .:4 WICKLOW.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed
Patrick Paden, % Bayview, to the
Commission off The. Peace for the county
81 ickloW. THO app sooifn tment has given
% DDi ble ction.
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