The Irish standard., 1899-11-11
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position OF the Belfast "Loyalists" made
itself manifest in the usual fashion. A
crowd OF about six hundred OF the
Orange warriors" marched up Donegal
Road, and proceeded to wreck the shop
OF a spirit grocer named Lamb. They
hurled stones through the windows, and
then entered the shop, which they
looted, taking away large quantity OF
spirits, which they at once proceeded
TO apply for domestic consumption.
AS usual, by the time the police arrived,
the crowd had dispersed.
CORK.
In the accounts OF the reccut fighting
in South Africa, Lieutenant Gallwcy, OF
the Natal Carbincers, is reported miss
ing, after sllirmish between his rcgi-
ment and body OF Beers. The miss
ing officer is the son OF Sir Michael
Gallwey, Chief Justice OF Natal, and an
Irishnan. Called to the Irish Bar in
1858, he went on the Munster circuit for
some time, but subsequently went to
Natal, where he was Attorney General
from 1857 to 1890. when he was ap-
pointed Chief Justice.
CARLOW.
On Sunday, Oct. IS, the solemn III
auguration OF the magnificent new pull
pit, recently erected in Carlow Cathc-
dral, as a diocesan memorial to the late
Most Rev. DR.. Comeriord. Coadjutor
Bishop Of Kildare and Lcighlin, took
place, in the presence OF congregation
which thronged the sacred edihce in
every part Most Rev. DR.. Foley pre-
sided, assisted by large body OF the
clergy. High mass, coram pontihcc,
was celebrated at II o'clock. Rev. P.
Cory, c. c., Carlow, was cclebrant.
attended by Rev. Thomas Collins, as
deacon; Rev. Mr.. Cantillon as sub
deacon; and Rev. Mr.. Brophy, dean,
Carlow College, officiated as master OF
ceremonies. Very Rev. DR.. Kane, o.
P, preached the dedication sermon.
DUBLIN.
The All-Ireland Committee, at the
Dublin Mansion House, has decided to
invite all County, Borough, Urban and
Rural District councils to appoint dele
gates to meet the committee, in Dublin,
during the first week in December, to
discuss fully the financial relations ques-
ton, with regard to the overtaxation OF
Ireland
DOWN.
On the evening of Oct. 16, Hugh
Fullerton, of Donaglladce, was drowned
at the quay OF Derry. 1t appears that
Fullerton and another sailor, Thomas
Cassidy Of Silvcrgrove street, Belfast,
both OF the steamer Brentwood, of Sun
derland, had fight on deck, in the
course of which they fell into the water.
Cassidy got ashore, but Fullerton was
drowned. Cassidy was arrested. An
hour previously, the carpenter OF the
Brentwood, while seeing shipmate off
to Glasgow, fell into the river, but was
rescued. Fullerton's body was not re-
covered.
DONEGAL.
On Sunday, Oct IS, his Eminence
Cardinal Logue was the recipient OF
very warm welcome from the people Of
"old Donegal on his visit to dedicate
the new church OF St. COLUMBIA, at Bur-
tonport. The official ceremony was
performed by Most Rev. DR.. O'Donnell,
Bishop OF Raploe, in the presence OF
an immense congregation. The Cardi-
nal delivered an impressive sermon, in
Irish. on the occasion, and exhortcd his
hearers to preserve the sublime old Ian
guage OF their fathers.
GALWAY.
On Sunday, Oct. IS, the remains OF
The late Edward Byrnc, Esq. were in
tcrred in New Cemetery, Tuam. The
esteem i'll which the deceased was held
i'll journalism, political, and social cir
cles was amply testified to by the i'm
mense and representative funeral cor
tegc that accompanied the remains to
the graveside. The chief mourners
were: Mr.. O'Ncil Donnellan, Mr.. J. A.
O'Flanagan, Mr.. ]. A. Glynn, Mr.. J.
DOnnellan, Peter, Eddie, Tohn and
Denis O'Flanagan, Stephen ]. McDon-
agh, and James d. McDonagl
KINGS COUNTY.
Colonel L. Fl. Parsons, r. A., has
gone out to Natal to command a field
brigade in the force under Sir
Redvcrs Butler. He is one OF the we'll
known family which has the Earl OF
Rose at its head.
KILKENNY.
The death in Wexford, on Oct. IS. OF
Miss Bridget Mulkall, occasioncd wide
spread regret. The deceased young lady
belonged to a highly respected family
i'll the City of Kilkenny, and at an early
age went to business, in Wexford, in the
drapery establishment of Mr.. Corish.
North Main street, where she was uni
versally popular and respected for her
genuine good qualities OF head and
heart. Her remains were conveyed by