The Irish standard., 1896-04-11

II is~%S tthSr44t-C Va sGI-ltlE. LII LHE COUNTY,
court, before Lord Chief Justice O'Brien.
there We're only few u1important cases.
John Baker, a young lad. indicted that
on the 17th of SEPTEMBER last embezyled
the sum of FL lis. 3D. from Lord Casriclx.
III whose employment he was pleaded
g1llty, and, having received a good char
aeter. was let out on his own reoogni-
zanc6s to come up il called upon.
Richard Downey was convicted Of hay
illg stolen watch, the property Of Mi
chaed English, pm the 29th Of June last.
ana sentenced to three months imnrison-
nlent from February 1st.
Alexander Mcdonald, charged with the
larceny OF t6 from William Murphy, Cas-
tecomer, was acquitted and discharged.
James Hickey. charged with having
Stabbed Michael Fitzpatrick and Patrick
walsh, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
TO one years imprisonment, with hard la
Dor, and at the expiration of that time to
enter into recognizanccs of ESQ to keen the
peace for FIVE years, or be imprisoned for
y further period of six months.
William Keeffe, an artillery solder. on
lMrlough at Mooncon was indicted for
he abduction OF a girl named johanna
Aearney, against the will Of her parents.
pm the 2Sth February. The prisoner lad
promised 70 marry the girl and take her
70 India. He was found guilty and was
sentenced to three months imprisonment
KINGS COUNTY.
On March IA, an inquest was held at
ne village of Afoneygall, by Mr.. John
sorcoran. coroner for the Southern divis-
on. on the body of an old man named
Patrick Heaphey, aged IS. who had been
round dead on the previous day under
shocking circumstances. He had lived
alone IN a miserable wooden hut, at the
Dog OF Emil, near Moneygall, and not be-
Ing seen for some days, two men, who
were making drains In the locality, broke
ID the door Of his small habitation. ard
inside were confronted by the spectacle
OF the old man lying dead on the door. evil
IDENTIFY dead for some days. Having heard
One evidence, the jury returned an open
verdict
Inc death is announced Of Dean O'Reil-
ly, brother of the late Bishop of Liver
pool He died at his residence, Ashton.
near Wigan, on March 18th. The de-
ceased Was formerly stationed at Wisan.
out for the last ten years had been a priest
at 81. OsWald's, Ashton, and was chaplain
to the late Lord Gerard.
Nlscount De Vesci has been appointed
member Of the Congested Districts
Beard Tor Ireland in the room of M. u. III.
Tukey, deceased.
Ihe Lord Lieutenant has appointed
Judge Madden, of the Queens Bench Di-
vision, TO be d member of the Intermedi-
ate Education, Board for Ireland in the
room OF the Rt. Hon. John Thomas Ball
LID resigned
q Dublin shoeblack named Michael
Kellys aged az while on, oaoo6 ~, nr,,,o,,
IL, In carrying luggage for some passeD-
ger by the Holyhead steamer. AT tbe
North Wall, became suddenly ill, and died
while being taken to Jeryis Street Hos
pital.
In Dublin, on March 20. a man named
owen May, a st9nemason. while engaged.
at work at the Junior Army ana NAVY
stores, fell from the scaffolding and broke
his collar home. He also sustained frac-.
ture of several ribs, together with severe
injuries about the head and body He
was conveyed to Mercer's Hospital. where
he was detained as a patient. On the
same day, a man named John Doyle
driver in the employment of NIessrs
Richardscri, carriers, was received at Mer-
GERS Hospital suffering from "a fracture
of the spine, caused by a number OF heavy
sacks having fallen upon him. He was
round to be in very critical condition
anid was detained as a patient.
man named William Sherry. residing
at The North Strand Dublin. and en-
ployed as a cooper at North Anne street
brewery, took suddenly i'll at his work on
the morning Of March 16 He was taken
70 the richmond HOSPITAL, but died d few
minutes after admission.