The Irish standard., 1894-05-12

Wall, Dublin, on April 9th, on route for
Rome. The Bishop is accompanied by
the Very R-v. Dr.. Monaghan, Dean Of
Ardagh and Clonmacnoise.
Mr.. g. T. J. Bourke, Oldtown, Glare
morris; DR.. NJ. B. Costello, Ballindine;
and Mr.. Edward Rush, Cullane, Bal
lindine, have been appointed to the
Commission of the Peace for the county
Mayo.
MEATH.
Most Rev. DR.. O'Reilly, Catholic Bish :
op of Liverpool, England. died at his
residence in that city, on April 9th. The
deceased Bishop was born at Bally beg,
county Meath, in 1924, and was much re-
spected among all classes in Liverpool,
where he had been since 1847.
QUEEN s
Mr.. George Holmes, who has bsen for
the past two years in charge of the
Queens County Constabulary force, has
been appointed County Inspector of the
Wexford police. Mr.. Holmes entered
the force in 1866, as District Inspector,
third class. In 1877 he was appointed to
the first rank. His Wexford appoint
mont will come in force from the LIST of
May.
ROsCOMMON.
At the first meeting If the new
Strokestown Board of Poor Law Guardi-
ans, the three outgoing chairmen,
Messrs. Rorke, OFarrell, and Fox were
unanimously re elected to the positions
so worthily filled by them during the
previous twelve months.
TIPPERARY.
There has been no change in the chairs
of the Poor law boards in Clonmel dis
trict. In C]onmel, Messrs. E. O'Don
nell, B. Wright, and E. Nugent were re-
elected to the three chairs. In Carrick,
MEG rath, Waishe, and Clesry were re-
elected. In Colon, Mr.. S. K. Shee was
reelected to the chair notwithstanding
the attempt of the Rsdmondites TO put
high and dry Tory there. Ia Cashel,
Messrs James Walshe, Bryne, and Gum
minis were unanimously re- elected to the
three chairs, The elections have not yet
taken place in TipperarY.
TYRONE.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Deane Mann has
been appointed Deputy Lieutenant for
the county Tyrone.
WATERFORD,
In Waterford, ON the evening Of A pril
18th, discovery OF CHASTITY character
was made by the workman in charge of
the dredger of the Harbor Commits
sioners, which had been engaged near
the Craving Bank, in deepening the riv~
or, the greater part of a human skeltoa
being taken from the bed Of the river,
The skull, legs, and feet were found in
the mud, the feet being encased in a
pair of heavy leather boots. Shire is of
clothing were attached to some OF the
bones, and the general appearance of
the body tended to show that it had lain
q long time in the place from which the
dredger brought it up. The remains are
y opposed by many to be those of Coun-
ty Kilkenny farmer named Hewlett, who
ca ne TO attend a fair in Waterford some
three years ago, and was known to have
obtained large sum of money for cat
tie sold, and who nysteriously disapper-
ed, and has not since been heared Of;
bat it is extremely doubtful, owing to
the great length OF time which must
have elapsed since the body, by accident
or otherwise. was consigned to the wa
tiers, that the identity OF the remains
will ever be satisfactorily established.
WEXFORD.
Recently, Miss M. Browner, OF Cam
ross lin religion Sister Mary Veronica),
made her solemn profession in the Con-
vent of the Perpetual Alteration, Wex-
ford. The Bishop of Ferns oficiated,
assisted by the Rev r. O'Connor, c. C.
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