The Irish standard., 1896-02-08

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the lloWin q app ointlnents: Rev Mi
|2chael Cunnihgl 1sJIiI, r. c. A., to be z. Il.
Kilndacahea an q I. II lfaug GINA beg; Rev
Thomas q lie II. C.. A., skibber-
zen; eYss atrlek I4eEnessy TO be. G. 4C.
Clcl,alsil ty;; Rev. Timothy O.Ilea. to be
G. O., GlOnakiltY;; Reg, j. Finely be
c. c. ArdfeId. Iley. John Euriie to be
| G. G., Kilmeen, and Rev. Michael O Col
| laghan to be assistant chaplain, Con
akilty. ':,
On Feb 8 the In inspectors Of Irish fish
cries heidi an sinGuiry at Bant-y into a
petitiOllSe presented by the fishermen Of
BanirysBay fe.laEc a bylaw passed, pro-
kihiting traWl7hslling within certain
limits. i number Of fishermen gave evil
denceS in. support of the. petition, to the
effect thAr since trawl. fishing COM
lllenced the allantity Of fish taken had
vary much diminished. and that the
trawlers on different occasions ID estroyed
their nets. The: petition was opposed by
the tTaWl owners. and the inquiry was
adjourned. ~ ~
/ A statement is being circulated that
the government has decided to spend
forthwith: q sum exceeding 100000 on
the; aulboWlilla Backyard in erder that
the establishment may be thoroughly
equipped and made 8 first class repair
ing yard, to: he available in case of war
for repairs Of ishins..
John Warren Payne Sheares, of Rock
hurst. Monkstown, has been sworn in
high sheriff Of the county OF Cork.
The Gu,den Jubilee Of the Mallow
Convent OF Mercy was celebrated with
great poAap Oil Jan. IA. The bishop OF
Cloyne was present and a large number
OF. clergy. f@
Gerald Herbert NIOstrich, son OF Alex
ander NOstrtch, Byzantine, Cork, has
passed his Anal examination for admis-
sion as solicitor, and been sworn in be-
fore the lord chancellor. He intends to
practice in his rlntive city, and has taken
Offices on tho South Mall
On Jan. 10 an eyicted farm situate at
Ba1lygibben, near B]arney, was put UP
for sue; by the tenant At present in oc-
cupatjon. It appears that a few years
ago, the original tenant, a Mrs. Coleman,
"a widow, was eyicted, and this lady,
who always maintained her right to the
farm, hearing THAT the sale was to come
OFF, attended lard loudly protested
against the sale, with the result that
there were no, biddings, and the whole
proceedings proved to BE a fasco.
AZ Sllle SOIh QuAIiei SGSSlOuS Tie CIlAu-
inal business, which was very light, was
disposed Of III two hours. Through some
understanding, evidence was not
forthcoming in the charge against two
soldiers Of the Inniskilling Fusiliers of
having committed a burglary at Cross
haven. The recorder refused to keep the
prisoners in custody and allowed them
out on their, own recognizances.
On Jan. 10 ;Messrs. Thos MacCabe &
Sons, auctioneers, Cork and Bandon, sold
Under, instructions from the Munster and
Leinster. Bank. yearly tenancy, in
part of Correvredra, East, containing
about Al acres without any buildings),
subject to: a yearly rent of ESQ, with
promise of a Lease of 81 years if de-
sired. There. was a large attendance, and
keen competition between Messrs. John
Murphy, Geo: Beare, R. Burns and John
Carbery. After an exciting contest, in
which considerable public interest was
manifested. Robert Burns was declared
purchaser at 1905, with auction fees.
Geo. K; Sherlock, solicitor, Bandon, had
carriage Of sale.