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a member Of one of the old Catholic
families of Queens County, and at an
early age entered the Carlow Lay Col
lege, subsequently entering the Ecclesi-
astical College. He commenced his
studies in Carlow, and in September,
1916, he was ordained priest by Most
Rev. DIR. Haly, then bishop Of the do
cese. He entered upon his missionary
career at the time of the famine of
1S47. He passed away revered and
lamented by the people Of Paulstown
and Goresbridge, and remembered with
loving feeling of respect in the many
parishes Carlow, Tullow, Tinryland,
Portarlington, Monastereven and New
bridge-in which he ministered before
he was appointed to the pastoral
charge of Paulstown.
RosCoMMoN.
The marriage is announced, on June
3, at the Church of st. Brigid, Cabin
teely, by the Very Rev. DIR. Donnellan,
Maynooth College, assisted by the Rev.
Richard Cornell, G. G., of Patrick Mi
chael eldest son of the late Thomas
Doran, Roscommon, to Emily Mary,
daughter of the late John Quigley.
SLIGO
All the members of the Sligo Militia
were, on May II, handed notice from
Captain Osmaston, requesting them, if
DESTROYS to at once enlist, so as to serve
with the Cork Artillery on Spike Is
land, in Cork harbor, which place it is
arranged those who agree to serve
We're to leave for on June 10. They
would soon, probably, find themselves
in South Africa. Similar "invitations'
no doubt, have been extended to the
men Of other regiments.
TIPPERARY.
Probate of the will, dated March 20,
of Mr.. Joseph Cuthbert Maloney, of
Lanes Park Thur]es, who died at Co.
lenso, South Africa, on Dec. IS, 1899,
has been granted to Mr.. William P.
f1anly, of Lanes Park, land agent, and
the testator left all his property to his
brother, Mr.. Daniel Dwyer Maloney,
of Lanes Park, absolutely. The late
Mr.. Cuthbert Maloney's personal estate
has been valued at Fl ,s54 los, includ-
ing 1854 los in England.
TYRONE.
Among the best fruits of the Irish
industry movement has been the re-
creation of the quaint little Tyrone vii
lage, Fivemiletown-so called because
it was "iust five miles from every
where before the tramways came.
The ornamental brasswork turned out
in recent years by the people of Five
midtown and its neighborhood has be-
come celebrated for it's beauty and fin
isl,. Prizes are carried off wherever il
is exhibited, and quite little stream
of gold has been attracted to Fivemile-
town on account of it's lately acquired
proficiency.
WATERFORD.
On the evening of June 0 sad
drowning accident occurred near Cove.
on the Suir Edward Davies, son of
Z. Davies, superintendent of the Great
Western railroad, left his home, took
out a canoe from the Boat Club, and
went down to the river. When COM
ing home he placed the paddle across
his knees for the purpose Of lighting II
cigarette The paddle slipped into the
water, and in trying to regain it he
overreached himself, and the boat up
set. He swan about for few Sec
onds, and it is thought he was seized
with a cramp, as two ladies, eye wit
nesses, say he was making gallant
struggle for the shore. The body was
not recovered.
WESTN1EATH
IN the probate court, Dublin. on
June 10, in the case of William Begley,
deceased, Mr.. p. Law Smith INSTRUCTED
by Mr. w. B. Kelly, solicitor) applied
on behalf of Mr.. John Begley, of At4,-
lone, son of the deceased, for a grant
OF administration, with will annexed.
of his father. The will was drawn ND
by the Rev. B. Smith in 1891. and
witnessed by man called Keene and
rlnamed Condor. The only one of
these now alive is Keene. Counsel re-
lied on the aftidavits of persons who
had been in the room when the will
was executed, and consents had been
obtained from the next of kin. The
court directed that grant should Issue
as sought.
WICKLOW.
In London, on June -, coroners in.
quest was held relative to the death of
John Bleakley, SO years of age. who
had died suddenly in Blue Posts res
taurant, Great Portland street. on the
previous Saturday. Mrs. Maria Bleak
ley, the widow, stated that the de-
ceased was revising valuer, living at
Athol terrace, Bray. On the previous
Saturday, June 1, he left home to trans
act some business in London, and the
next she had heard was the news of
ms death. The medical autopsy showed