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Very 1o'I Iagan, lish;
(which took place on August 10th, at the
/ D.IIaggan .. IL r., NeSvry, at It'll loWen,
1 RostEsVor The Reverend deceased had
/ been for some time in failing health;
1 and was advised by his medical attend
1 ants to- haYe recourse to the salubrious
4 atmosphere OF Restrevcr;; but the change
I was unayailing, and after an illness OF
! ten days he passed away peacefully, at
tended in his last moments by the Rev.
i M Lynch, F. r; of Rostreyor, and by
! his own cllrate, Rev. John Doyle. On
! August 18th, his remains were inferred
in the burylng ground adjoining the
/ church at Tullylish. The attendance
was very large and representative, testi-
flying to the great respect In which the
deceased was held.
1 Mr.. Arthur w. H. Stanfeld, son OF
MIR. Arthur Stanfeld, of Hillsborougn,
has been sworn in solicitor of the SUI
preme Court OF Judicature in ireland.
Mr.. Stanfield intends practising in Bel
fast and Lisb,1rn. sI
DUBLIN.
/ The number of eviction notices in Ire
land, in the June quarter, was less than
/ in some previous terms, amounting to
1920 Ulster had again more than its
share Donegal with 207, Cavan, 81,
Derry IS, Monaghan 81, Tyrone So, and
4 Armagh 40 account for a large proper
ton of the whole
The division of medical members Of
( The. present English Parliament among
the three countries is very extraordinary.
OF the total OF ten doctors, Ireland sends
no fewer than seven, Scotland two, and
England only one.
The half-yearly meeting of the share
holders of the Hibernian bank was held
on August 18th. a dividend OF = per
cent per annum was declared. Since
the last meeting branches of the bank
had been opened in Oldcastle, Dundalk,
and Newbridge
! On August 10th, in the Bankruptcy
Court, before Judge Miller. IN the case
of an arraigning debtor, g. matter came
before the Court affecting Mr.. Peter
O'Loghlin. solicitor, of Dame street.
! DubIen. Mr.. O'I4oghlen had been ordered
to attend in court and his name was
called, but he did not appear. The
charge against him was that, as attorney
for the arrai gning debtor he had failed
| to pay into the hands of the official as
signee certain sums amounting to f537,
which had come into his hands from sale
Of the bankrupt's estate. Judge Miller
ordered that Mr. O'Loghlen be suspend
ed from practising until further order,
and that copy of the present proceed
| ings should be sent to the Incorporated
! Law Society. *
| On the evening of August 18th, a.
| shocking accident occurred on the Great
Southern and Western Railway, between
Inchicore and Kingsbridge Terminus, by
| which a man named John Gray, aged S.,
| was knocked down by a train and killed
instantaneously. Gray was a lamp
! lighter in the employment of the COM
pany, and at the time of the occurrence
was crossing the line about fifty or sixty
yards to the west Of the platforms.
On August 18th, a serious accident oc-
Cured to a, man named Robert Connolly,
employed at the Great Southern and
Western Railway Works, Inchicore.
! Meeting two wheels in the works, when
it suddenly broke, with the result that
( Connolly was knocked into a pit about
six feet deep, close to the revolving
wheels, and sustained severe fracture
Stevens Hospital, and detained as a
patient.
On the evening Of July 31st, sad &C.
cident occurred near the village Of
Loughlinstown, resulting in the death CT
a man named Daniel Kelly, driver in
the employment of Mr.. James Talbot
Power, Of I.eopardstown Park. The de-
ceased and number of Mr.. Powers
groooms and drivers were returning
from Bray Show, with horses. One of
the lots comprised a wagon containing a
young colt, which was drawn by two
powerful draught-h horses, yoked in tan
dem. The deceased was leading one Of
the horses, which took fright and knock
him down, the wagon passing over his
body He was taken will all possible
despatch ;. to St. Michael's Hospital,
Kingstown, where life was pronounced
extinct.
The .half-yearly meeting Of the Dub
lin Artisans Dwellings Company was
held on August 9Th, under the presidency
Of Sir Richard Martin, who stated that
the net available balance of profits (f16,-
800 enabled the directors to place f3 ,O19
to the reserve fund, in addition to pay
ing a dividend of AZ per cent. The di-
rectors were contemplating the extern
sion of their operations to Kingstown,
where they hoped to get site for 100
or $50 houses.
sFERMANAGH.
A girl baby, born the other day in En-
niskillen, is said to be the fourteenth
daughter Of fourteenth daughter Of
fourteenth daughter, a record which is
thought to be unprecedented.
GALWAY.
There can be no doubt that the almost
continuous rains for several weeks past,
in Ireland, have inflicted serious. injury
on cereals iii all the provinces, but par
ticularly in Gonnaught, while from many
quarters reports come that the potato
crop is giving way from the same cause.
A representative of the Farmers Ga
zette has been on a tour of inspection in
several parts of the country, and he men