The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-12-30
robbed from the Irish people. The
title bears date 1920.
ROSCOMNON

RoSCONMON.
Much sincere sympathy will go
forth to that sterling Castlerea Nation
alist, Mr.. John Fitzgibbon, and his
family, on their great affection on the
death lately of his daughter, Miss Lily
Fltzgibbon. The deceased lady was
only 21, and a type of all that was
beautiful and winning in Irish wom-
anhood.'
SLIGO.
At the meeting of the finance and
works committee of the Sligo Corpor-
alton the mayor, Mr.. q. j. Tighe, pre-
siding, Alderman McCarrick gave no.
tice to move the following resolution:
That this Council call upon all the
Irish members of parliament to use
their best endeavors to have a clause
in the Catholic Emancipation Act of
1929, dealing with Jesuits, friars and
monks, revoked as soon as possible.
as that clause holds every Jesuit, friar
and monk in the kingdom criminals in
the eye of the law of England. That
copies Of this resolution be sent to the
chief secretary for Ireland and to Mr.,
John Dillon, NJ. P.''
TIPPERARY.
AT the United Irish League in Car
rick, Nov. 10, six members We're an
pointed to act as vigilance men, Their
names are not to be published SO that
grabbers will not know them. The
Waterford Star of Nov. 25 printed
this: "The following is the list of
grabbers: Clonea-James Harris,
Coolnahorna; Patrick Halpin, Curr-
landy; Thomas Kirwan, Coolnahorna;
Patrick Walsh, do; Mary Walsh, Fod-
dins; Nicholas Mahony, Coolnahorna;
John kirwan, Kilclooney: Richard
Power, Clonea; Thomas Mahony. Bal
lydurn; Patrick Curran, Kilnasbeg;
Nicholas Butler, ,Lacken. Rathgor-
mack-Ihomas Phelan, Ballinalina.
The following have been condemned
for aiding the grabbers: Maurice Pow
er, Currakiely; Matthew Phelan, Boo
la; j. Murphy, Ballinafina.
WATERFORD.
The United Irish League is now
spread throughout the entire county.
and, as in the days of the Land
League, the people of the county will
be true to the cause of Ireland.
WEXFORD.
"A deputation representing the par
ishioners of Marshalstown and Castle
dockrell Travelled to Clongeen, to the
pastoral charge of which Father Muir
ply has recently been appointed, in
order to present him with an address
and testimonial, symbols OF their es-
TEEN and atfectionate remembrance.
WICKLOW.
While Miss Kelly, of Lower GALAXY,
near Bray, was being driven to Bray
by farm hand named Connolly, the
car overturned at Kilmurray, near the
Glen of the Downs. Miss Kelly was
thrown to the ground underneath the
vehicle and was killed. Connolly was
not seriously injured.
WESTMEATH.
At the Convent Of Mercy, Kilbeggan.
the solemn ceremonies of profession
and reception recently took place. The
young lady who made her final VOWS
is Miss Rosie Casey, daughter of the
late Mr.. Matthias Casey, Kilbeggan,
her name in religion being Sister Mary
Antonio. The young lady who re-
ceived the white veil is Miss Mollie
Ballesty, daughter of the late Mr.. Pat
rick Ballesty, Glascorn Mullingar. in
religion Sister Mary Angela. In the
absence Of Most Rev. DR.. Gaffney.
Bishop of Meath, the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Philip Gallery,
Kings county, assisted by
the Rev. p. Fitzsimmons, Tullamore.
Mass was celebrated by the Rev, p.