The Irish standard., 1895-08-10
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Rev. Con1ny Bishop az iliala s. g
1.-THE Episcopal residence Ia lima III
The Castlabar July Shll,
says: e were quite deli GIFTED vest erday
TO see Rev. M. hughes. P Is Il gsslts
cuse, = I, wed here, ooking splep rs
Ibid. He called to see his relatives g
Father Hughes .s8t the third OF his family u q Y
who has been q priest In his time being
a nephew to Father Peter Jennings, u
p, and Father Edward Thomas, & 4. ~
deceased. b s5 Il $ 1$ 3S 3ss as5S
Mr.. Robert Porter, for many years
agent Of the Bank Of Ireland in Castle
bar, has retired after q long service !, MT Y
Porter wac for many years an oft1csal
Of the Spank Of ireland In Ballinrobe,
where, as well as In Castlebar, he was
IdesHvedly respected.
On July End, at All Hallows Convent,
Ballina, three young ladies were received
in the beautiful Chapel of the Convent.
by Most Rev. DR.. Conmy, assisted by a
large number of the clergy Of the diocese.
The names of the young novices are Miss
M. A. Egan Tin religion Sister Glare
Brendan) second daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Egan, Glenisland,. Castelar,; Miss Ger
trl1de McCarrick (Sister Attracta), daugh-
ter of the late j. McCarrick, Esq, Clon-
barry House, Aclare; and Miss Robinson
(Sister Dympna), daughter Of Mr.. j.
Robinson, Ballina..5 s., AZ
Rev. Stanislaus@ Faulkner celebrated
Mass N the Parish Church, Castelar,,
on July 18Th. The congregation was very
large. Father Faulkner ! is the son of
James Faulkner, Esq, Chairman Of the
Town Commissioners. .s.,-.s 4 ,.ss
QUEENS COUNTY,
On July 9th, Mr.. N. p. Roche, draper,
Carlow, brother to Mr.. John j. Roche,
]. p, Clearistown, purchased at 391A per
cent. under cost price the large and splen-
did drapery stock of Messrs. Webster &
Co., Main street, Wexford, which has
been assigned to Messrs. Craig, Gardiner
& Co., Dublin, for the benefit Of creditors.
The purchase was made by tender, and
the Others who bid were Messrs. Robert
son, Ledl:e & Ferguson, Waterford. and
Messrs. MADDEN, Wexford, and another.
In Maryborough, on July 9th, the as
sizes We're opened by Mr.. Justice Holmes,
who, addressing the grand jury, said that
there was only one case; to, occupy their
attention. This was an assault case,
which was quickly disposed of,,the Grim
inal business not occupying an hour.
RosCoMMoN. +
On Sunday, June 23d, sad fatality &C.
Cured on the Ballymurry river, close to
the railway bridge between Moate and
Lisbride. A young man named Naugh-
ton, who lived close by, went to battle
in the river, which was quite low, and
it appears he must either have got
crampse or got caught in the mud, and
could not extricate himself before he was
drowned. A man who was passing by
noticed the clothes on the bank OF the
river, and seeing no one around went a
short distance along the river, when he
saw the dead body lying In about three
feet of water. Word was at once con-
yeyed to the friends of the deceased, and
the remains were taken up and removed
to his fathers residence, where an in
quest was held, and after hearing the
evidence a verdict of accidental death was
returned. Deceased was only about TWEEN
ty-eight years of age.
SLIGO. .s
On July 9Th, Mr.. Fitzmaurice Devine,
SUI VI M1 JOAA 10VAAS, DaAAyLdl uOI, ClC
his throat with a razor and died almost
Immediately. The deceased had been suf-
fering from the effects of sunstroke eight
or nine days before the unhappy incident
which eliminated in his death. He re-
tanned consciousness for upward of three
hours, and received the rites of the Cath
olic Church as we'll as being attended by
two doctors. The deceased was only in
his twenty fourth year.
We record with regret the death of the
Very Rev. Canon O'Donoghue, which oc-
Cured at the Presbytery, Gurteen, after a
lingering illness, on the feast of the WISH
tation of the Blessed Virgin, in the sixty
first year Of his age. Canon O'Donoghue
studied in Maynooth, and was ordained
in 1856. He was for time curate in
Kiltimagh, and afterward he was made
Administrator of the Bishops parish Of
Kilmactigue. He was parish priest Of
Curry for fourteen years, and built there
the parish church, three splendid schools,
and the parochial house. Finding his