The Irish standard., 1895-07-20
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man refused to alter the decision.
DUBLIN. I'LL. ND 5,5.s
AT the Irish College in Rome, ordina-
I'tions took pace on June 8, the final cere-,
monies being celebrated in the Basilica
of st. John Lateran. The ordaining pre-
late was his Eminence Cardinal Paroc-
chi, vicar OF his Holiness the Pope. The
| following students Of the Irish College
were raised to the priesthood: Rev. J..
). O'Kelly, Limerick; Rev. James Nc
Donnell, Killaloe; Rev Edward Byrne,
Dublin; Rev. Louis Ryan, 6f Limerick,
and Rev Columbia Keenan,, Of Porneroy,
! County Tyrone, both Of the latter from
| the Irish Dominican Convent Of San Cle-
mente. Upon the same day, owing to
the large number of the candidates for
major orders. Mgr. Stonor held an ordi-
nation in another chapel of the same Bas-
ilfca. Among those who received the
Deaconate at his hands were the Rev.
Alphonsus McGrath, Rev. Nicholas
O'Keefe, and Rev, Patrick Crolly.
| In Dublin, on June Is, before the Lord
| Chancellor, in the chancery court the
following gentlemen were called to the
bar: Edward Francis Little, fifth son of
Philip Francis Little, Of Monkstown, ex-
4 Judge Of the supreme court OF NeWfound-
land; Robert St James Chadwick, eldest
son Of the Very Rev. George "a. Chad
Iwick u. D., Protestant dean Of Armagh;
1 Charles G.. +. Chute, youngest son OF the
Rev. John T.. Chute deceased, late Pro-
| testanI rector of Dingle; Richard Best,
scholar and gold medalist in mathemat-
| les, ethics and logics; James Mutton JEFF
ferson, Trinity College: eldest surviving
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| Thomas Turner Harley third son Of
James a. Harley late Of Clarence House,
Cork; Maj. Robert G. Trail, Of Bally-
I Tough House, county Of Antrim.
| Or. Valentine Ball, F. r. S., director Of
| thn National Museum at Dublin. died on
Sunday, June 16.
/ On June ~, Sir George Hornidge Por-
ter, surgeon in ordinary to the queen In
Ireland, and regius professor Of surgery
in the University Of Dublin, died at his
residence, No. 3 Merton square, North,
Dublin, aged "a years. On the goth his
remains were removed from his resi-
dence to Whitechurch, where the inter
ment took place. The funeral was at
tended by arge number Of persons,
| among whom were the leading members
Of the medical and other learned profes-
sions besides citizens Of distinction. The
deceased was a. J. F. and d. l.. Of the
| County Wexford, and In 1867 served the
4 office Of high sheriff in that county, In
| which he owned large estate.
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| Or June 18th. at the Protestant Con-
| vent, *Taum, Rev John MacEville. late
| of Maynooth College was ordained priest
| by his Grace the, Archbishop.
| AT. largely attended meeting Of the
I Woodford e enants'' Defence Association,
held recently, Mr.. Hogan in the chair, the
| following resolution, proposed by Mr.. 2.
| Tudhy, was passed with exclamation -
t"That We, the evicted tenants Of the Clan
| rickarde estate, desire to place on record
our feelings about the low legal cunning
| by which we have been deprived of our
Ibravest defender in the English House Of
! Commons. When the rack-renter at
| lacked us, ten years ago, William O'Brien
was tibet first to come to our, help and adj
vocate our cause, both liz and out OF it..
! During these ten years he has: never
ceased to plead with tongue and pen in
| our behalf. Again and again we have
| been imprisoned for defending our homes
! and faminies, and again and again VIM.
| O'Brien has been Impressed for helpig
US All the lawyers bubbles In the
| world cannot make us forget the long,
/ long months that for our sakes, he has
spent in the dreary cells SO familiar to
| ourselves, while Messrs Healy, Chance,
and Co. were enjoying the free air and
sunshine. In lighting our own battle
here we have been fighting for the tenant
4 farmers Of ireland, and we call on all
parties to join us in keeping up that fight.
We regret to announce the death, on
June 18th, Of Mrs. Costello, Of Drum
griffin, at the early age OF 80 years. after
& lingering Illness. Her husband, Mr..
| Costello, came from Dr,lmcliffe county
Sligo, but has resided for many years In
EGaaWay, where he carries on an important
business as builder and contractor. The
respect In which the deceased lady and
liner family are held was shown by the
Imposing funeral corege that, on the
i 18th, attended her remains to the grave,
land was the largest and most representa-
4 tive witnessed id the place for years. Mrs
Costello was Inferred ia her family burial
Ip1ace at Kilmoy near ',Fua a. 81
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At an early hour on Sunday NOR ming,
| June 16th, consi derable Hexciit ement was
caused In Athy, by the extraord binary con-
l duct Of al man named Prim, whose: family
reside in Ofay street. Prtm, who had
been sinS fail for soma time past il default
81 finding hail toS keep the peace towards
his wi re, .by some means managed TO get
l into the back yard OF the dwell ing-house
Il early IL the morning and as soon IS the
hack door was open he got iuside the
house and III once proceeded to break the
windows, furn iiture end shop 81
4 tier some time A number &c men entered
Ithe house and conveyed him sto poIice. bar
next day brought sfote
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