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most imposing for many years. Cele-
brations Of the anniversary were held
also at Kilkenny, where the mayor OF
Limerick spoke; at Cork at Limerick,
Waterford. Downpatrick and else
where.
A public meeting was held at the
Mansion house on Thursday under the
presidency of the lord mayor, in refer
ence to the importation of rolling stock
of the Midland Great Western railway.
Resolutions were adopted calling upon
the company to have the work done at
home, and asking that deputation
might be received by the directors at
an early date to discuss the question.
On Sunday the annual Cecilian festi-
val was celebrated in the pro- Cathedral
MARLBOROUGH street. High mass was
celebrated at u o'clock, his Grace the
Archbishop of Dublin presiding The
sermon on the occasion was preached
by the Rev. John COnmee, 81.
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A public meeting in aid of the Cath
Ole Workers Boys home, Middle Abb
hey street, was held on Friday in the
Mansion house. His Grace the Arch
bishop, who presided over the earlier
part of the proceedings delivered an
interesting address. The other speak
ers included the lord mayor, the re-
corder and the solicitor general Warm
testimony was borne to the good eff
fccted through the agency of the home
among the poor working boys of the
city. A subscription list was opened,
and a substantial sum was subscribed.
on Monday the annual meeting in
aid of the Mansion house coal relief
fund was held in the oak room The
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sided. Subscriptions were received, in
Guiding &l0O from the lord lieutenant
and G1O0 from Messrs. Jameson and
son. The report was adopted and res
olutions carried in aid of the objects
of the charity.
The inquiry into the circumstances
attending the death of Mary Malone.
who died from the effect of injuries
received in the recent fire at Eden
quay. was resumed on Tuesday, when
the jury returned a verdict that death
was due to arrest of the hearts ac-
ton. due to asphyxia caused by shock.
They commended the action of the fire
brigade and the police on the occasion
of the fire.
In the northern police court on Mon
day Richard O'Brien was remanded on
The charge of numbering his wife at
their residence, 1913 Great Britain street.
An inquest was held on the body of
The woman in the afternoon. and the
Jury found in accordance with the med
ical testimony, that the deceased died
from pneumonia.
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At the meeting of the Dublin county
council. held on Thursday. the chair
man, Mr. p. J. O'Neill. called attention
10 the great amount of lunacy that was
produced by intemperance, and the |
great increase in the cost of lunatic
asylums in Ireland, and moved a res
olution to the effect that the entire of
this rapidly-increasing burden should |
be transferred from local to imperial |
taxation. The resolution was unani- |
mcusly carried.
As the jolly boat of the guardship |
Empress of India was being lowered at 1
Queenstown on Thursday the crew |
were by some means precipitated into |
the sea. One man was drowned.
Mr. A c. Dixon, D. Sc. professor Of |
mathematics in Queens college. Gal !
way, has been appointed professor of !
mathematics in Queens college, Bel /
fast. The Galway professorship is ac-
cordingly vacant.
Mr. J. J. Hall, son of Mr.. A Hall, !
J.P., Limerick, has been promoted from |
branch of the National bank to man. |
ger of the Moate branch.
on Tuesday the first anniversary of |
the late Most Rev. DR.. McGivern, lord |
bishop of Dromore, was observed in |
the cathedral, Newry, his eminence
Cardinal Logue, presiding.
While hunting with the Meath
hounds on Tuesday, Captain Steeds, of
Clonsilla, had bad fall from his
horse which rolled him. He suffered
broken leg, and is much Frustrated.
The chief inspector of factor@s has
appointed DR.. J. Arid to be certifying
surgeon under the factory acts for the
Bangor district of County Down.
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A boy named Denis O'Connor, aged
about nine years, died at midnight on
Monday night at the North inffrmary,
Cork. He had sustained internal in
juries about a week ago through a
car accident. and was admitted a few
days subsequent to the infirmary.
The beautiful memorial erected by
the people of Cappawhite and other
friends of the late Father Grove. PIP,
was unveiled on Sunday.
At the meeting Of the Cork corpora
ton on Friday Mr.. Barry Garvin was
unanimously elected law agent. and
Mr.. Florence Mccarthy was appointed
town clerk by 80 votes. as against 10
recorded for Mr.. Michael Murphy. So
licitor.
The directors Of the Belfast Banking
company have appointed Mr.. joseph
watson Cornell to be manager of the
East End branch, Mountpottinger.
Belfast, in succession to the late Mr.
Robert S. Ferguson.
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At noon on Monday. in the Ulster
hall Belfast a grand bazaar was opened
IN aid Of the Good Shepherd home.
Baliynafeigh, by his lordship the Most |
Rev. DR.. Henry bishop of Down and
On Saturday the body of a farmer !
named William Wilson was found in a
disused limestone quarry at Drumcoo.
near Coalisland. The deceased had Il
been missing since the Sd inst His
legs had been tied together with his
suspenders A large sum of money
was found in his pockets.
At Limerick on Monday Mr.. Hickson. {
r. NJ, held an investigation into the
charge preferred against John McMa- I
hon of unlawfully inflicting injuries on
a laborer named James Liddy. Sey- +
mours lane, on the 18th inst. from
which he died on the 18th Accused I