The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1895-09-28
CORK

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Revising Barrister for Cork City.
| At the adjourned meeting of the Cork
Corporation, on August 9th, the am
nesty resolution proposed by Councillor
Lowell was passed by % votes to IL. Mr.
Lowell himself was the only Conserva-
tive that supported it.
On Aug: Gath, a presentation was made
to Mr.. Arthur Hackett, B. L., and he was
entertained at supper at the Shandon
| Club, on the occasion Of his departure for
| Western Australia.
At the last meeting Of the Schulz Board
Of Guardians, Mr. Edward Roycraft, ].
p, chairman, presiding, it was announc-
ed that Mr.. Richard Moynihan, relieving
officer, had gone to Boston, Mass, in the
steamship Pavonia from Queenstown,
without giving any intimation Of his in
| tention to leave; and that his account
books were in such a mixed up cOndi-
ton that it was impossible to tell how
much, if anything, he owed the Union,
especially as he collected the rents for
| laborers' cottages which ne had not
| lodged: After some discussion it was
| ordered that Mr.. M. .Coughlan, relieving
| officer, take UP Mr. Moynihan's district
pro tenn, and to advertise for a success
| sor. al @45.s' g51t
| "A lamentable drowning accident took
place in Cork harbor, near RingaskOddy
Pier, on the night eof Aug. Goth. Three
| soldiers Corporal Russell Private GUM
ness, and another private, whose name
has not been ascertained, all of the Inn
iskilling Fusilie were rowing back to
the station 1t Rocky Island, when, owing
to some Encouragement, the boat cap
Sized Private Guinness was the only
one rescued, thanks to the efforts of two
Ringaskiddy men, John Andrews and
Michael Murphy. The rescued man had
sunk twice and was clinging to the boat
when eh was picked up. ..s gsg.s55
5.s 4 4. DERRY. ,ss5 IL
The Derry corporation presented ana
dress to Lord Cadogan, on his arrival in
ireland. They had refused one to his
predecessor, Lord Houghton.
Edward Maurice Fitzgerald Boyle,eld-
est son OF Maj .Alexand der Boyle, p,
of Bridgehill, !, Limavady, has been admit
ted q Solicitor of the Supreme Court OF
IJudicature in ireland. I. f 5s.s#
u: q. i ss DONEGAL. Sgss ssI s3 a3 VI.
Orders have been received by II the
training staff ofS the 9Th Batta lion Innis-
KILN Fusiliers, now stationed at Lifford
that in the future, the headquarters OF
the battalion viii be- Ball harmon
where the annual training will jbe held
land that the officers, non COMMISSIONS
officers, and sergeants are TO take Up
their quarters there This change IS due
! to - excellence Qf the ball firing range
III the Vicinity Of the new place. An ex-
ltensive1yS signed memorial has been for
Warded to- eadquarte rs PRAYING for the
retention ofs the battal on iD ifford. $ss'
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SsSsss We regret to- have to announce the
death of DE-. n. A. SAW ge. Newry hich
took place rather unexpecte ly on Aug
Es9th. Dr. Savage had been ufferIng foI
some days from blood POI ling, but Was
Iable to Sc out and about The AM ounce
n1ent ot his tleath Was herefore received
With general SURF ], those who
him wit III deep regrat. deceased
vino Was son NE late .s Saw
Are form IN of yeWeaBkl yne, and
more more recentl ofs y, NJ ceeded rs flis
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